Mariah, what are you doing? Why are you- I'm putting my ring on. Oh my gosh. Because I'm a fiance. Don't start this now. Justing it really? Justing the, justing the baseball as a fiance. What are you, why are you putting moves into it? Babe, come here. Why are you running off? Oh God. I'm doing the laundry. Let me guess, as a fiance, stop. Mariah. Hi, Zoe. Main in her bed. Mariah, why? I'm a kitty. I'm a fiance. What is good, lava squad? And welcome back to our channel. So before we start this video, we just have to tell you guys, thank you for 16 million followers. We just hit 16 million. This is insane. We never would have ever thought.  We're just so blessed and thankful for all of you. Yes, we really are. We love you guys so freaking much. So to celebrate hitting 16 million followers on TikTok, we are gonna be editing a TikTok right now for you guys to see using our favorite and the best free editing tool in 2023, CapCut. So stay tuned till the end of this video because the video clip that we just filmed, we are gonna be editing it into a viral TikTok for you all to see only on this video. Are you ready? So I just imported our video that we filmed earlier onto CapCut's editing software. And right away, you can see all the tools you're presented with on the bottom, whether you wanna edit, edit the audio, text, stickers, overlay effect. There's so many styles that you can add if you have a certain look that you wanna achieve in your videos. And there's an in-app audio library to where you can add audio, extract music from downloaded videos, import your own audio clips and an auto caption function that can save you a lot of time, which has saved us a lot of time. By far, my favorite, favorite option on CapCut's app is the auto captions button. And we'll show you more of that towards the end of the video when we're finishing up this clip. As you can see, I just uploaded the raw video. We have every single clip uncut, unedited, no captions put on it. First thing that we do immediately is clip up our favorite sections of the video that we're actually gonna be using in the final. And what I like to do is mostly listen to the audio when you're recording to know when the clip starts and ends, probably right here.  And you can also, if you made a mistake while you edited, you can do the back arrow. You can do just the back arrow. Boom. Everything that you've just done is now returned. Yeah. Are you putting my ring on? Oh my God. And you'd always fine tune the clips at the end if you wanted to add a little extra, delete a little more. So when you do end up deleting the clips in between, you don't have to worry about going all the way back and erasing everything you just did. An average video for us takes about 10 minutes to edit using CapCut. When in reality, when we used to add them on our own, it would take between what, 20 to half hour? Yeah, even longer sometimes it takes an hour, putting on how in fact how we do it. Putting the captions, yeah. Gonna delete all those, so now look at that. We got two clips done, and we'll fine tune them so it sounds better at the end. It's also so funny, nobody ever really gets to see in between videos. Look at how awkward it is after filming a scene. Watch this. Oh my gosh, this is why we edit. This is why we edit, guys. We have been using CapCut for about a year now, and oh my gosh, it has changed the game. There is so many different edits on this app that you can do. And every single one that we walk you through today and making this viral video is not all that you can do. There's so much to talk about, but we're just gonna be running through what we use to create our day-to-day TikToks. And how you can make your videos 10 times better. What's really nice about CapCut is that it is completely ad-free. You have no watermarks, and you can literally post it directly to TikTok after you edit it, which it makes editing so much easier. And boom, just like that, we turned two and a half minutes worth of footage into 27 seconds, and it's only been about two minutes of editing. It might be a little bit harder for you in the beginning to kind of get the clips of the way that you want it. That's okay, but once you do get familiar with the app and how to use it and how to edit, it goes so quick and it gets so much easier. What's also really cool about this app is you can enhance your appearance. So you can enhance your face, your body, retouch facial appearance. You can add makeup, which is freaking crazy. So if you're having a non-makeup day and you're feeling not as cute, you can literally apply makeup on this app, which I don't even know how it works, but it freaking works. You can also do a motion blur so you can make the video more realistic and make videos feel more fluid. So we have all the videos clipped up. I fine-tuned the beginning and the end of each clip so it blends perfectly with the other one. This is the best and most beneficial part for me when I edit our TikToks because this is usually what takes the longest. All you have to do is click off the video and a tool that says auto captions will pop up in the list. Now you can do text on your own and there's so many different fonts, as you can see here, so many different styles that you can do, whatever you want, what colors, animations. You can make the effects look cinematic, look superhero, anything that you wanna do. The list goes on. The list goes on, literally. Now depending on the video, most of the time what I like is clicking on these auto captions right here. Doing it as simple as possible. You can have it identify the filler words and the pauses so it queues it up almost perfectly to your voice and you can do dynamic captions. So what that is, it actually types out the whole caption as you talk. I like turning that off and having it straight up on the screen but it's honestly however you prefer to edit. Now watch this. In the matter of one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Now look at that. In the matter of eight seconds, it literally typed out every single word. And if you ever see any mistake in the automatic captioning, you just double click on it, go in there, change the word and ba-da-bing-ba-da-boom, it's all done. Now look at that. It's all typed out the sentence and the cool thing is anything you do, if you have the applied to auto captions, anything you do to the one caption, any font, any style that you do, it'll change it for every single one. Any position you put it in, if you want all the words here, boom, look at that. Every single one. And now look at how much lively the video is. Now it has captions. It has captions so say someone doesn't have their audio on, they can read the caption and still be able to watch the video. And a lot of people watch videos with the audio off. I think more than like 70% of people watch it off because they're at work, they're at school. CapCut has you covered with the captions, 100%. You can't beat it. You'll see me every once in a while go through and add separate captions by pressing that add text. And you can do emojis. You can change exactly when you want it to stop, when you want it to start in each thing. So it just blends perfect. So I just finished the main parts of the video. Now it's actually looking like a legit, entertaining, lively TikTok to watch. The clips are cut, the captions are done, but there's also a main thing you gotta look at is the color and the transitions in a video. Now just to show you, cause we usually don't use transitions a lot.  Not only is there a huge library of endless transitions, but I'm gonna do this rock vertical cause this one's actually really cool to transition to the video. And you could say like how fast you want it to do if you want to do slower, but I'm gonna do a little quicker. Watch this. From the first clip to the second, look at how cool this transition is. Now imagine it being like a cool like montage clip and boom. It transitions directly into the next one. And how you edit your videos is how you express yourself and you express whatever you're trying to show. That's why we're so excited to talk to you guys about this because this app really does mean a lot to us. And it has helped us so much with our editing and making things so much quicker. And as you can see right here, you can share two TikToks. So all you have to do is press share to TikTok. And it says CapCut wants to open a TikTok and then bam. Boom, it's literally on your TikTok. It's super cool because we could press next right now.  Look it, it's literally ready to post in CapCut. All right, are you guys ready to see the final edited video? I thought it turned out amazing. This is definitely worthy of going on our page. Are you ready? That is so good. I love it. But with Valentine's being here, I wanna show you a super quick video you can make using one of CapCut's templates, which will cut out almost all editing. And you can have your next video finished within minutes. So once you click on the templates tab, go up to search and I'm gonna search for Valentine's of 2023 to see the newest Valentine template trends. And this one looks pretty cool. So I'm gonna pick this one. It's as easy as clicking the use template tab, selecting the amount of clips that your template offers. And just like that within minutes, I have a super cute Valentine's Day montage of me and Mariah. We hope you guys enjoyed this video and seeing how we added our TikToks. There's nothing bad to say about an app that we've been using for over a year. We love it. So if you're looking to upgrade your editing game like we did, make sure to download the CapCut app. Try it out. Tell us how you like it. Comment down below what is your favorite feature? And if you also use it already, comment down below what you love about the app already. Honestly, it really is the best free 2023 editing tool. I keep forgetting it's 2023 already. 2023 editing tool that we use in our day to day life. And we hope you guys enjoy this video as much as we did. But we will see you guys in the next video. But until then, peace. Love you guys.


Good morning, mobile community, and welcome back to beautiful Barcelona. We're here at Mobile World Congress and starting off our day two coverage of power-packed action here live on theCUBE for the entire conference. My name is Savannah Peterson, joined by my co-host, Dave Vellante and John Furrier. We've also got a CUBE veteran and someone we had on the desk just four months ago at supercomputing. Ehab, so nice to have you with us again. Thank you. I really enjoyed that and I had to come back. It's a good sign, right? If you're willing to be subjected to me asking you questions again, I feel strong about it. Dell has a big, beautiful booth. I actually hung out, even truth be told, had a beer at your booth last night. Tell us about your presence here and why this show is so important for Dell. Yeah, this is, I think our third MWC since we started coming back. We have a lot of engagement with the service providers here, with the telcos. We have a lot of new products and yesterday if you saw on the keynote, we announced a partnership with AT&T as a key customer. So we're making great progress solving problems and helping the telcos. And this year we added AI to the capabilities that we have that we showed at our booth. So. You know, one of the things I noticed on your last interview at the supercomputing with Broadcom, Jazz Trembly, we have Charlie Quas coming on tomorrow from Broadcom. And one of the things that you've been really talking a lot about Lila I want to unpack is that with AI, we now need new systems to make that work. And these systems are clusters. They are now supercomputing. They're like a combination of chips, nicks, switches. And so a new systems revolutions emerging. Our thesis is this revolution will be young and, you know, main practitioners today re-architecting systems. Almost like data centers all over again, but in a kind of new way, kind of a cloud way. Do you agree with that and what's your vision as these AI systems need to run at scale, high performance, new kinds of cluster systems? What's your view? Yeah, John, that's a very good observation. AI is not a server and a network. It's a full system. And we have found that every one of our key AI customers need tuning for the system. There's two changes that I see happening. One is the performance of the GPU is very highly dependent on the network. You know how hard it is to find GPUs these days and how expensive they are. Leaving standard GPU capacities the last thing you want. So network has become a very big focus of attention to get the maximum performance and throughput inside the system. And the system is two components. It's the network inside the server from the NIC and PCIe switching and then also the network that connects all of them together in the data center. But you know what's little talk about but just as big software optimization. You have to tune the AI software for every deployment based on what the application needs and that's also part of the system design as you observe John. So it was interesting, we had Michael Dell last night and we were asking about how to take us back to how you got into this business and what you saw. And he said, well, the telcos came to us and said, we want low cost and efficient equipment, servers, storage, et cetera. So we said, okay, here. And they said, oh, thank you, but we need specialization. We need things that are hardened. We have a very unique use cases. And so Michael said, well, you didn't tell us that, but okay, so we went back and we started building. Now there's a mainspring, you've got a main sort of server line and storage and then you customize for this industry, right? Can you describe that a little bit? Where are we in that maturity? How's it going? What's the uptake look like? You mentioned AT&T, I know you're working with Dish Networks and some other telcos. Where are you in that roadmap? I think the big mindstone we passed already is how you handle multi-cloud. So the big challenge customers had for the last few years, telcos included, is that you have multiple capabilities from big cloud providers, that are service providers that they wanted to utilize. They wanted to mix and match the best of all. And we've solved multi-cloud for them by having common storage and being able to pick that choice of software from the different clouds on different compute, connected together, be able to do data mobility inside cloud and back to on-prem. The next wave now is driven by AI. Now I have my multi-cloud, I'd like to get the productivity and innovation out of my systems to apply AI. So we're at the phase of how does AI and multi-cloud work together? As John said, AI is a system by itself, you still need to optimize for the piece that the industry is moving towards, how you combine the two in a single horizontal cloud, what people are saying. So what were the telcos doing prior to this capability? They were just sort of purpose-build for each cloud and then to have silos, right? Yeah, I think before this they had an IT system that was based on IT technology, and then they had deployments at cell towers and data center that was independent. And then they started to put some services in cloud, but you can't enable service delivery and have a new creation that model. You can't be responsive and fast when a customer, when they want to launch a new service, being able to take the IT, the network, and what's deployed at the cell tower with what's deployed in data center and cloud and make it one, not only gives them significant efficiency, but quick speed when it's time to deploy services. That's where they are now. Speed, definitely a theme both of this show and of supercomputing. Since we just talked about silos, I want to dig in there a little bit. The telco industry kind of historically known for being much more siloed. Your partnership with AT&T is all about elevating open source technologies. Can you tell us a little bit more about that? Yeah, telcos are no different than all our IT customers or enterprises. They want to take advantage of the speed of innovation. However, at the same time, telcos really care about high performance. They care very much about security, quality. So they needed the combination of the secure, dependable ability to work with a single partner who can add as all their capability, but they want the ability to take advantage of the velocity of innovation that's happening in software. And we're giving them that choice. We still are big partners of Nokia, Ericsson, and others. And at the same time, we're enabling a lot of the new software. This is all done via cloud architecture, horizontal where you can deploy what you want. I got to ask the open question around ethernet versus Infiniband. We had a big debate yesterday on theCUBE about this. Let's keep it going. Okay, so, I've been said Infiniband is dead, but that's me, but only four use cases that are. Let's look at Nvidia's earnings. Okay, hold on. Nvidia, Melon has got to give him props for that. However, this is going to be the potential scenario. Infiniband is used for purpose built, high performance use cases, but ethernet is much more of a longer tail ecosystem play. So the question is, I can see them both interoperating and ethernet being a cost provider, a lower cost option. The question is, can it be performing in the NIC architecture in the new system? So can NICs have the performance at scale when you start putting this NIC switch new systems together for AI? What's your take on that?  It's a system design. And therefore, we have passed the days where you make a network decision independently of compute. So we have now also gone to a new place where the network design is dependent on the application. Every model is different for AI. So some models need very high velocity of data exchange between GPUs. And for those, Infiniband is still the best that you can find. And a lot of customers love the ease of use of Infiniband. Others are looking for a more distributed model and starting to push influencing where ethernet becomes very attractive. In general, I think the industry believes ethernet is the future. The question is when and how and for what applications? So what we're seeing is that most customers continue to use Infiniband, but every one of them is starting to experiment with ethernet. And some of them are taking the step to build ethernet networks. You think the performance will be there? Ethernet performance will be there based on what we see coming in silicon and software on the NICs. The NIC is what makes it possible. I think there's no question that ethernet will continue to gain share. I think we all agree on that. What was fascinating to me about the Melanox acquisition that Nvidia made is they had a bottleneck and they said, oh, we're going to solve that and we're going to build a system. And that system is going to be purpose built for what happened to be perfect for AI. It was sort of high end gaming at the time and graphics. So I personally think that Nvidia is going to continue to lead in the very highest performance training applications. And then over time, I've always said inference is going to be the dominant workload. And they're going to certainly coexist. But I would certainly agree. But I don't think it's dead. I think it lasts. It's a very long life ahead of it. You got Infiniband and ethernet. Okay, let's just put that out there. You got Nvidia and Broadcom. Both make switches, both make NICs. The only two companies that do both. So, okay. Nvidia's Infiniband Broadband. Infiniband is ethernet too. They'll do ethernet. They'd be crazy not to do ethernet. Again, my point is if you go back to the concept of NICs and the systems, what other elements are in the system? You got NICs, you got switches. What else is in the AI system? Yeah, but let me answer one question first. Yes, we have ethernet with Nvidia. We have been jointly innovating on the most advanced ethernet for AI already. We built a joint cluster called Israel One that has Dell's XC9680 with Nvidia's ethernet. I put a blog on that. It's the most advanced ethernet design anywhere. And that's joint Dell, Nvidia. At the same time with Broadcom, we have incredible innovation on ethernet. So we give customers the choice today. Got it. You choose your GPU silicon, and then you choose your network and we'll optimize ethernet or NINFAN based on the application. And you're saying because AI has to be tuned both software and hardware. So systems have to react for the workloads. That's correct. The big aha I would say for people is that the GPU-GPU communication very fast, like NVLink inside the server, you have to incorporate that in the overall topology. And therefore you need to tune the software. So it's interesting, Wall Street right now, of course they're crazy about Nvidia, but Wall Street sees Broadcom as the number two AI company. From a picks and shovel standpoint, why? Because of all the interconnections in that network, it's no longer, this is Charlie Cowell's theory, no longer it's just a CPU-centric world, it's a connect-centric world, and the network is the bottleneck now. That's, again, very excellent observation. The performance of AI, and by the way, that's training and inferencing. Depends on three things. One is the GPU itself, but number two is the bandwidth. It's the high bandwidth memory that you have. So how much memory you have is very critical because it has a lot of data, and then the speed of memory bandwidth to connect. And therefore if the network is constraining the ability to move data into memory, it impacts the performance significantly. That's why networking has to be tuned with AI. What's going to be interesting is on the earnings call Nvidia said that one of the analysts asked, it was actually a good question, will today's training engines become tomorrow's inference systems? And of course, Nvidia said yes, but the question's going to be, will there be new entrants that can be more cost-effective at inference than legacy Nvidia GPUs? And that's going to be an interesting dynamic. I don't know the answer to that. Time will tell. The answer is yes, or we already know that. We, not only do we work with the big silicon providers, we're talking to about 4E other companies and we've deployed multiple alternatives. The secret is in the quantization and optimization for the models. I understand that, but the point is that a customer will have depreciated that asset. So it's free for them to then use it and pass it on. And that's an interesting dynamic. The same assets can be used. We know that. Yes, of course. We know that dynamic well. It's just new into AI. Well, the thing that came out of supercomputing our observation was these new micro-clouds. One of our new analysts on the Cube Research, David Lenthicam, who writes for Info World as well, as well as SiliconANGLE. He coined the term micro-cloud. We call it super-cloud. But you're starting to see these specialty clouds emerge that are building these systems. They're now the new customer because it may not be on Amazon. It might be in a data center. They're hosting it. So you have now these new service providers emerging. How do you think that's going to play out given that the telcos potentially could be doing that? And is that a real market? That's the question that I'm watching right now is will these specialty clouds, by the way, we'll have specialty models, Dave, too. What's your view on this evolution of these micro-clouds? The big discussion item this event is can telcos help solve the massive shortage of data-centered capacity? I think there's enough calculations out there that there's an enormous shortage of data-centered capacity. One telco told me, we were going to shut down all these edge data centers, but I'm glad we didn't. That could become helpful. I don't know if I know the answer, but I think that's the discussion. You got power and cooling. You're in a good spot. And did you see the headline today? The heavyweight EU operators demand a new deal. They're saying they're $200 billion short in CAPEX. So maybe that's a little negotiation so they can get the handcuffs taken off so they can do more consolidation in Europe like we have in the US. But to your point, there's a capacity constraint that somebody needs to meet. Actually, I want to build on that. Since we've had conversations, both in North America and in Europe, are you noticing any different trends with your customers' needs or the solutions that they're seeking based on geography? I think that differences before because of the geography, for the most part. I think the European telcos found it easy to introduce innovation in smaller countries. While the US, everything has to be planned at large scale. But we see over time, they're becoming more equivalent in the design and architecture. On that point, do you see silicon diversity as one topic we talked about? Sovereign cloud is obviously one in Europe. We're here. As these become more policy-based questions in the new system, is there a GenAI stack that you see emerging from a lower end of the stack? So obviously, to the lower-level silicon, chips to apps, so let's go customer that's merchant silicon or custom silicon, chips to app. That stack, what does that need to look like to support all the diversity in terms of running policy on moving data in sovereign clouds to making sure that Ethernet's working with this and they got Infamanda working with that? So you have this kind of new architecture. What does the stack look like in your mind for GenAI for Telco? GenAI for Telco has to go all the way to the device. And we're finally starting to see some models that work on mobile devices. So Gamma that just came out from Google, that works on mobile devices. And therefore, that's the new capability. I think it's going to help justify some of the 5G deployments because Infrancing is an app for 5G that we were not talking about last year or the year before. However, at the same time, they need open source models to be able to deploy them everywhere. It's going to be a combination of multiple types of models and software stacks for them. What's on the device? What's in the data center and then what's in the cloud? You know, you mentioned 5G, this news out there, you got seamless migration on mobility between private and public networks now for mobility across multiple MVOs. I saw that Kendrill deal with HPE and others. You guys are doing the same with private 5G. Is 5G going to be an LLM model? Do you see 5G becoming, because it's got a lot of data. There's a lot of operational data, there's a lot of user data. How do you see that becoming AI enabled? Does it become its own foundation model? What's the vision, your vision of 5G? The data, telcos have tremendous amount of data, tremendous amount of insights. Think of how you plan a 5G network today. It's a much, a lot of it is old base. All that can become Gen AI models. So I think that for Gen AI, it's really simple. Data fuels the model. It's all about how much data you have and the telcos have a lot of data. And then, at the same time, you need to protect the data and you have governance security. So those are the things that have to be navigated to figure out the right answer. It's still early stages. But they're in a good position. Good position, having data and being able to act on it. And AI could provide significant efficiencies. Wow, well, Ehab, this was as exciting of a conversation as we had in Denver. Thank you so much for joining us again. We look forward to having you back again in another four months. Hopefully in another exotic location. Talking about more cool things. John and Dave, always a pleasure to share the stage with you and thank all of you for tuning in to our four days of coverage here live from Barcelona at Mobile World Congress. My name's Savannah Peterson and you're watching theCUBE. The leading source for enterprise tech coverage.


10, so I hope there is no more stuttering. I did check the video while I was offline. I checked it on my phone. The stuttering was pretty bad, incomprehensible. I hope that the ones that were watching previously do join us back on the stream. I hope everything is working now. And before we do anything else, of course, I do need to play the ad again because we're all about giving everyone value here at Hardware Sugar, including our sponsor. Are you excited about your unactivated Windows? Well, lucky you! The latest from CDKoffer.com. Windows 10 and Windows 11 Activation Pose. Legit, safe, and the cheapest. Easy to murder. We're looking for the latest version that you want. Choose your preferred playpen. You don't have 5 minutes left for your Windows. We have a lot of help. I used to have no purpose in my life, but now I'm a world-class Zuba instructor. I'm a web developer and content creator for a YouTube channel. And now, I'm still like that, but my Windows has been activated. That's why I'm looking for Legit, cheap, and original software. Check out CDKoffer.com. Check out CDKoffer.com. Check out CDKoffer.com. Alright, we are back and hopefully the connection is better as a lot of the basic troubleshooting for any computer problem is restarting the thing, whether that's Windows, whether that's a router, whether it's your console, I don't know, everything, whether it's your phone, everything seems to work better after a restart. So I was getting 4 out of 10, 5 out of 10 for network connection. But after a restart of our router, it has popped up to 10 out of 10. Hopefully, it is better. So, KC Volios, recommendation for a monitor recommendation for a 5600G build. Well, you know, you won't be pumping out 2K resolution 1440p with that APU. So get a decent 1080p monitor. You can actually get pretty decent frame rates.  Those are already pretty decent.  But, you know, just in case positioning yourself that you may upgrade to a GPU in the future, I'd probably get like a 1080p monitor that's around 120 Hertz. The Prism X Plus thing comes to mind, the one that we reviewed. Prism Plus X270 Pro. So I think that was a super feature packed monitor. Sobrang sulitnya for the price. Five-year warranty, local warranty. So it's much easier to contact them. We do have another video on the cheapest gaming monitors that we could find from Lazada. Yon mga 7000 lang yon. Those were all 1080p, but those were all 6, 160 Hertz. I think if I remember correctly. Do check out that video under the title budget gaming monitor. So we got three of the cheapest ones we could find on Lazada. Talagang no names. I mean very, hindi sikat yon mga brands nila. But actually two out of three work pretty well. So, and they're still working well. We're using all of them in the shop now. So if you want to go for a little, like the cheapest is you can get any 1080p monitor basically. You'll get 60 Hertz. Sometimes you'll get games that can run above 60 Hertz with a 5600G but you know, if you're playing Dota, maybe you can get over 60 Hertz. CS maybe. I forget. Like we did this before with the 3200G. I assume it would be faster with a 5600G. But like the super low end of the spectrum, 1080p 60 Hertz monitor will tide you over. Medium range should be around 7000 pesos. Check out our video on budget monitors. The three cheapest budget monitors we could find on Lazada. And sort of on the upper end of that spectrum would be the Prism Plus X270 Pro. I was happy that Prism Plus contacted us. So that was a sponsored video in the sense that we got to keep the monitor and more importantly that the brand had input on what we had to say. I was happy that they sent it to us because to be honest, there's no sponsored, sponsored, whatever. The feature set is good for the price. You can learn more about that in the video. Although I was a little... Prism Plus is a bit of a hassle. They're super anal about getting the name right. Even in the... I have little notes at the bottom like the episode number and little titles I give it to myself. It's really more of an inside joke to myself or just an easy way to keep track of the episodes and the videos that we do. So even in that small thing at the bottom, which I don't think literally... We get thousands of views, literally maybe 10 people read that. Five of that is me. So I put their prisms. Prism, apostrophe S meaning possessive prisms. Entry into the Philippine market was very impressive. And so they were like, oh, change that. It has to be prism all caps. And then we want a plus. A prism plus. And I'm like, it's very accurate. Prism pluses. So there's pluses and apostrophe S. But okay, since you sent over a monitor, I mean, it's just a small thing. But yes, the level of detail that they expect from you can be a little over the top, I think, that it wouldn't impact video performance or anything like that. So I mean, we've done a lot of work with other brands. Usually the prism folks were a bit more OC than 95% of the brands that we've worked with. We're professional in all things, including doing the reviews and things. And we were very responsive. So if that's what you want, you will do that. But I guess my frustration stems more from, we've been doing this for a long time already. We do try to optimize any video, whether it's sponsored or not, for views and for engagement. And those kind of nitty gritty things don't really affect how the video performs. And the video performed all right, actually. I mean, not the greatest, but it did okay on its release, still getting some views now. So okay, I wish the brands would focus more on things that, think, they're so busy about those things, but they didn't ask about the thumbnail and things like that. And the thumbnail is really what will drive initial video performance. So it's like, it's your focusing on the wrong things, basically, which can be a little frustrating. So Pesto, much better. Very good. Dialgar Rocksfull. If you can go and store credits, you can buy items from second-hand parts.  Because the way it works is basically, we're like a bridge between the seller and the owner of the parts. And actually, all of the parts here are second-hand. Thank you for bringing that up. We'll talk about that in a little bit. All of these items are being sold by the shop, but none of them are owned by the shop. The owner sends us the items, and then we post them on the second-hand parts list. And so I assume you're asking, if we sell one of these and you're the owner, instead of sending you money, we will consider it a store credit? Yes, that's fine. We can consider it a store credit. And actually, we've had a couple of owners that have asked us to do that, and yeah, no problem with us. So basically, short answer, yes. No, no, yeah. So the title is Clickbaity. I do apologize, but I am not immune to getting a couple of free views from some cheap tactics like that. So there is no Independence Day sale. And all of these components here are our second-hand parts because right after this livestream, I will be doing a video on the second-hand parts. We've never actually done a video on the available second-hand parts. We've talked a little bit about it. I mentioned it in other videos, especially on the livestreams. I mentioned it all the time that we have a second-hand parts list service where the owner sends us the item. That's our... There are only two... There are only two requisites, actually, to have your item listed with us. One, you have to be a hardware-sugar customer.  And number two, you do need to send a part to us because we will keep them in the shop. So those are the only two things that you need to do, the two requirements. We will keep the item in the shop. We will list them on the second-hand parts list, the link of which is in all of our videos, all of our livestreams.  Our second-hand parts list is down below. We should come up with a better name for it. And we do not get any cut at all from that service. If this 2060 is around $18,000, if I remember correctly, if the total is $18,000, if this can be sold to the owner, so no cut, no commission. Actually, it's a lot of work because we need to keep track of what item belongs to which owner. We handle all of the conversations of potential buyers. We answer all of their inquiries. We do a lot of work for the shop. We don't get anything out of it. But we're a big believer in second-hand parts. I will mention in the video later that the CPU and GPU in my own personal computer, the two most important parts of my computer, are both second-hand. If you can find good second-hand parts, their great value, their performance, for what you're paying for, it's really great. But that's the question. Where can you find legitimate parts? Assel associated with buying second-hand parts. And so our list is our solution to that. It doesn't benefit the shop directly, but we really feel that less e-waste benefits everybody getting value for money. We've talked about in our other videos that companies will release the next gen. But don't get sucked into the hype. These gents are still running quite well even for present games, even for future games. You get a 3080, that's still pretty good. 3070, 3060, but the 3060 at 12GB, don't get the 8GB version that's cheaper. So, the 6000 series of AMD, super good value for money. Actually, if you can buy that, like a 7600, 750 XT now at their prices, if you can still find. So, very good value for money. And you're not really looking for DLSS performance or upscaling performance. So, a lot of benefits to second-hand parts, not to the shop, but to consumers in general. And that's why we keep a second-hand parts list. So, I'll be doing a video on this later. So, we might as well go through it now. So, can I go by that? Yes. I think this is Ken from now relocated to Canada. What's up, Ken? I think, sorry. If you're not Ken, hello. It's just difficult to read the Japanese. But I think this is Ken, formerly of Hardware Sugar. And now angling for a job with LTT. I'm sure after they see your work with Hardware Sugar, they'll be like, oh, yeah, we'll take you on. Ah, yeah, yeah. Alrighty then, yeah, no problem. Because if you think about it, it's the same, right? Like, we owe you money. Instead of sending you the money, then it becomes store credit. It's basically the same thing. Yeah, so no worries. No worries there. That's fine with us. What's up, Samuel? What's up, Luigi? Happy Independence Day. Ah, no, no ETA. We haven't, like our suppliers haven't told us. There's also no price update. But when we know you'll know. Yeah, we don't. So, actually the answer of Casey Bollios is exactly correct. We don't have, well, okay, this is interesting. Like, if you get an I7, it's kind of really overpowered for office work. So, we could quote, like, based on brand new, but for office work, I agree with Casey Bollios, like, you might want to consider our, I think it's an I5 that we have. It's like $18,000 all in, super great for office work. And it's even good for gaming. We did a trilogy of videos why this is our recommendation for a budget gaming rig, a second hand office computer that we slapped the GPU into. And, you know, super good value for money. Although I think the monitor is 22 or 20 inches or something. What's up, Ken? May second, hang on a Q58. How many of you? I was wondering where the Q58 is. What time? I'm trying to think what time is it in Canada? 12 hours or so. It's a little late. Sunday night, Sunday night, if I'm doing the math correctly. It depends on the model, HKL. So, it is possible if, you know, there are different models. You're talking about, like, the color range that they're displaying is different. If they are different models, yes, it's completely possible. Like, you can have two ASUS monitors that are both IPS, but the color range is different. So, yes, that's possible. If they're the same model of monitor, then, um, no. They should be displaying the same thing because, you know, they're supposed to be inherently the same. The link to the second hand parts is in the video description below. Um, does the display port have a factor if it's still output through 144Hz on the monitor? We did a video on this also. The long story is, you should watch that video. But, yes, the kind of cable that you're using will affect the frame rate of your monitor. So, you have to assume that one, your frame rate can do those monitors that you're asking it to do. So, if you're looking at 144Hz, check first that, yes, your monitor is rated for that. Then, second, check that your PC can output that. So, assuming that, yes, your monitor can display that and, two, that your PC can output that. Your next step is checking the ports on your monitor. Usually, the display port, display DP2, for a lot of the graphics cards and things like that. Actually, you know, I don't keep track of, like, what cables and what versions of the ports are for outputting the maximum FPS possible. My go-to recommendation is just to use DP, just use display port. Between HDMI and display port, I don't want to think about it anymore. So, my gaming monitor is always plugged into my display port on my GPU and to the monitor so that I don't have to think about it. That is literally, what is that annoying jingle on the radio? Did you think about it? Usually nowadays, if you're using a display port, you'll get the maximum possible refresh rate for your monitor. Although, to go back to your question, it is technically possible that you're getting an older version of DP and an older cable. So, yes, it is possible that the cable itself, most likely not the port, but the cable itself, might be affecting the frames that are being pushed to your monitors. You're not getting the maximum possible. Actually, we have a new shipper, Ken, that can be used internationally, but we haven't tried it yet. Although, it's a bit expensive for us here. So, this new shipper, we sent like a full rig and stuff, the full rig and then the other boxes. We sent it over and I think we sent it over too. I think, okay, fine, it was the Minda now. It's a bit expensive. So, if we send the Q58 to you in Canada, it might be more expensive. It might be more expensive than the actual case. So, that might not be an option. Well, yes then. I mean, they are two different models. You check the manufacturer's website, what the color range is supposed to be, the SGRB spectrum and things like that. And if they are different, then that explains why you are seeing sort of a different tint on the monitors or different color temperature on the monitors and things like that. If they're supposed to be the same, maybe you should also check out the color profile that you're using in Windows for the different monitors. All right. So, let us get on with the show. Actually, so, I don't really have a set script for life from the shop. We usually just do it off the cuff. So, now we're going to go handheld and it's going to be super shaky. Love DroidCam for this. First off, thanks so much for Deepcool for sending us the LS720SE, which is the budget line of the L series. So, we have the LSSE first tier, LS second tier, and then the LT third tier. It does look quite nice. Actually, we're running it now on the test bench. That's what we're using for our test bench setup. And this is currently what is running our streaming setup. So, this is a 1650, if I remember correctly. Low profile Baturas, if you're watching. All right. So, this is the time where I just talk about the things we have in the shop. And to be honest with you, we've been super busy. I have no godly clue anymore. What the heck is going on in the shop anymore? Oh, this is an ODD. Cold school. I have no... Let me just check it off camera. Okay. So, this is actually for pickup with it cleaning and cable management. That's why the thing... It's hard to see on camera, really. But trust me, that the cleaning and cable management is very well done. I'm not sure. Oh, okay. Sorry. So, these are all for pickup. That's why we have them here by the door. So, this was a GPU cleaning ready for pickup. Very nice. RX 6800, still very capable gaming platform now. The what? Retro ODD, optical disk drive. Yeah, hard to see through the TG side panel. But, yeah, it looks pretty good. All controls. Not familiar with this particular case. Yep. All right. And then moving on to other stuff we have here. We have a dark flash case here on the left. This is a... I love... I love how retro this thermal take is. I mean, this is... So, this is like... These two computers represent like two generations of how to build cases. So, this one is kind of like modern with a mesh. So, that's the Meta Airflow. This one is also about Airflow. This one is also about Meta. I'm sorry. This one is also about Airflow. So, you got a whole bunch of perforations here in front. Not as fine as this mesh. So, a lot more holy here. The holes here are not as fine. But you do have this kind of very bulky fortress-like appearance. So, you have the fins here on the side. You also have space for ODD. The... The front panel is very aggressive. Like, you know, this is a dark flash. It's just very subtle, very laid back. Like, there's a raised angle and everything. Oh, I love the blue. Actually, I do miss these old cases. I love the blue. Oh, what else? There's built-in fan control. Hi-lo, fan LED. Oh, there's a docking port. Nice, nice. Again, I don't know who this belongs to. But, this is great. Like, if you have a swappable hard drive and things like that, you just plop it on in there. Thermal take case. I'm not familiar with the... with the... actual model. This dark flash is in for diagnostics because it shuts down all the time, or unexpectedly. And also for cleaning cable management. Quite dirty inside. So, we haven't gotten around to this one yet. This very pleasing thermal take case is also in for diagnostics. What's this latch for? I don't know. Carrying thing? Is there another latch on the side? Well, I don't know. Is it just for, like, a handle? But, if it's a handle, it's not really useful because there's nothing on the other side. Is it just something to help you? Is it just something to help you remove the TG side panel? I'm not sure. Actually, this is TG. Might be acrylic. Sounds a little acrylic based on the... thumping sound. Yeah, I do... Sorry, this is an add-on, I think. Is this an add-on? No. But then, like, for it to be an add-on, it's very difficult to design an add-on to a case. I mean, you just can't, like, plop it on there to the top of the case. Although, like, this is embedded into it and it's not a sticker. And, like, if it's Thermaltake, this is the logo of Thermaltake. So, what is this? Ha! I do not know. I can't believe it's an add-on because it's melded so perfectly into the case. Alright. I'm sure somebody who's watching this will let us know in the comments what the heck this is. This is our older... another test bench we have. Oh, I think this is a DDR3 board because I think these were my RAM for my old build. Oh, no, yeah, this is... this was my old motherboard. And my old... this is my old rig. Oh. I had to send it to the shop one time because I was told that he was going to send in a DDR3 build for diagnostics and we were like, okay, we still have something like that meaning something like that, meaning my computer. Ha! So, this is actually a new build we're doing. AK620. This is a 4070 GPU. Very clean. This is more for production. You know, to be honest, I want to send this to the customer but we're still waiting for the hard drives and that's one thing. You don't... From the consumer point of view, it is kind of obvious but not as annoying but now that we're a shop and we have access to a lot of suppliers, I'm surprised that it's so hard to get components like basic things like basic components like GPU or like memory like memory that you're... you know, that it's kind of common so you think it's easy to get but the volume of stuff that comes in here that comes in to our shores isn't just a lot so... Yeah, it's... It's... Frustrating because like, you know, we're waiting on certain stuff for the customer. Alright, so these are the second-hand parts. I'll be doing a video on them which should come out around next week or so. But for all of the second-hand parts, you can find them just scroll down from this video. It's their second-hand parts list. So we have memory memory. This is actually pretty good. There's 2x16 I can't keep up anymore we have a bunch of stuff and thank you to our staff who arranged this so nicely for me. So we actually have modern GPUs 3060 Ti, 2060, 3050 I think this is 3060 also 3070 3070 brand new AIO. This is going for $7,000 only if you research it on... I made notes about this but it's like $200 new on Amazon so that's over $10,000 but this is brand new. It's sealed. You can see the plastic but the owner is only selling it for $7,000. So again you can get a lot of good deals for that you buying second-hand. Glorious Glorious mouse. Oh, nice color. Very light. We did try... we do have a review of the Holy, the Model Zero Atta. And I actually like the... oh, this is Model Zero also but you know, like my mesh and things although I'm...  Oh, sorry. There's the mouse. I did like the Glorious one that I got to try out before. Although the one I tried was for smaller hands. I do have a claw. So I think this would be a good size for me actually. I'm actually updating my peripherals because I've had a Logitech G2 I think or whatever, wireless for the longest time. I had the switches changed but it's getting a little long in the tooth. Especially this part I don't know if you guys have ever experienced this although I... personally I tend to run my stuff into the ground. The part here it has become rough or it's protruding. So when it slides on the mouse pad it's scraping the mouse pad. It's not smooth which is not good for the mouse pad it's irritating when you want it to just move and things like that so I'm thinking of getting a new mouse maybe still series. Nice looking board. B550. Oh, okay. It's a B550 Aorus Pro we also have a Z690 Plus Wi-Fi. I did not know that. This is actually a good deal. We do a lot of Intel builds with Z690 so this one is actually a pretty good build and also this one we do a lot of B550 builds. Some peripherals. This is an interesting one. Back in the day, way back in the day you needed a sound card to get sound but everything basically got integrated into the motherboard 98% of gamers don't even think about that only the 2% that really care about oh my god, I need audio fidelity so it's more like surprise it's more like for audio files that want dedicated sound cards I have not used a dedicated sound card in a very long time on my own rigs this one is for diagnostics I think if I remember correctly the O11D Mini is also part of our second hand parts of this so it's a P400A this is a really good deal this is actually being sold by the shop because the front panel is just slightly elevated we didn't want to be honest it's not even that noticeable sorry we didn't oh here is the Lian Li this is the Q11 I guess this is the Q11 kind of a rare case I'm going to have to do B-roll on this guy later kind of hidden now our staff has been complaining that our second hand parts list second hand parts list is actually we need to come up with a good name if anybody has any suggestions for what we should call the second hand parts list please feel free to leave them in the comments hardware sugar pre-chewed goodies pre-chewed candy that might not be the best selling point this one is for diagnostics so that's the build we talked about earlier this one is not part of the second hand parts list I just do want to say thank you to ASOS we're doing a video on the best equipment for content creation on the go so let's say you're on the road or things like that and you need to edit a video like so you have the iPad with the M1 chip M2 now if you have the latest and then we also tried like a regular kind of top tier office laptop and then I reached out to ASOS asking them you know we're doing this video can you send us like a laptop that is specifically designed for content creation and this was I haven't even researched like if this is their top of the line I think it's not even their latest gen I think this was the previous gen it's rocking a 3060 but it was even smoother editing on this than on my desktop so ridiculous so thank you to ASOS for letting us use that it'll come out in a video this is all for build well not those two this one actually this one is a custom order it's a galax 03 Revolution 03 and you'll notice the AP Cargo because so a customer asked us to custom order this we don't usually carry this on stock we said yes we reached out to the supplier the supplier was like we have it but in Davao AP Cargo sticker on it so this came all the way from Davao the exterior is a little bit beat up but I'm sure the case is fine we've actually done this before with the same supplier where it came it came from Davao and again like yeah a lot of the logistics the customer is not exposed to except when crazy shops like hardware sugar do these kind of behind the scenes videos this one is also a custom order this one is also a custom order this one we're selling now yes we are selling now bit behind the scenes of this why we're using FSB 750 80 plus gold to the HydroG Pro FSB great brand one of the few that still makes their own PSUs we have our go to 750 watt 80 plus gold was the Seasonic GX750 series for the longest time but our supplier and usually I like it because it's reliable it's Seasonic 750 watts is usually what enthusiasts are looking for 80 plus gold same fully modular the Seasonic GX750 was a go to because well priced good quality and easy to get going back to the logistics of stocking a shop but surprisingly like the past two weeks they've been sold out so we're like okay well anyway the FSB is slightly cheaper also very good quality and available so we have switched to this for our for our go to 750 watt PSU done several reviews of FSB for the channel and my personal PSU that I'm using now is an FSB so when we recommend it we can say again from experience that yes this is pretty darn good Arctic they could freeze it to 360 ARGB excellent cooler excellent performance at an excellent price this is not actually something I'm not sure where we got the Zigmatic I'm not sure if this is a second hand case I think it actually is that is also second hand case that we have for sale this one is custom order so it is FSB it is Hydro G Pro but it's for PCIe 5 so ATX3 for the GPUs although a lot of the lower end and I'm going to say lower end I'm saying like not 4090 4080 so we're like the 4070s and stuff are actually pretty don't require ATX3 for their power connection this is not for sale but this is a testament to what the guys at the shop are actually doing when I think they are working no actually the guys at the shop work very hard and you know if they want to do some down time I encourage it although the number of controllers in the shop gives me pause now so we also have one here different controller to be honest I think I saw another one over there but I'm not they do great work and they deserve a little R&R which is also why I didn't ask for volunteers for today although I usually try to be open for during the holidays mentioned this before already but we're going to do a review on this Cougar sent 2 cases and the Forza 85 single tower cooler we've done a review on this guy before that box is empty I saw this in the shop and I was like what is this it's an ROG mother board I don't know where this came from so it does it has ASOS it looks like the it looks like here so it says there's ROG main board like what the heck is this guys I have no idea what this is doing in the shop is it one of those custom boards that come I mean one of those small form factor cp computers that that they come customized already so the parts are smaller and it's hard to work in them and things like that this one I've seen this guy before gpu like a really small one no profile yeah so to be okay and one of our asurix cards the RX 580 very decent performance for the price yeah this ROG mobile I have no idea is this like part of a laptop maybe not my bet is part of one of those custom oh there could be a laptop like this kind of cooling solution type I don't know I'd have to ask that's what I like about coming into the shop I you never know what you're going to find more asurix cards another asurix card although this does bring up the sorry state of the shop you know I when we opened up a computer shop one of my things was that I don't like like I want everything clean so you have your shelves and then you have your workstations and things like that and when we first moved here because it was a bigger space than our previous space in giho we were able to kind of keep it clean but now with all of the work going on and things for pickup and things like that it has become quite crowded again and also like the things the equipment that we used to shoot because this is like a shop workbench studio de facto LAN cafe on the off hours so it has become quite messy this is not ideal for me I'm already dreaming like if we can have if we can have a separate room so same location but separate room and that would be where you store where the display of all of the items for sale are and then we have a back room where we can do cleaning and stuff although it's hard to do cleaning here we have to do it in the closet because a lot of people who send us stuff for cleaning are really different it's really super dusty and things like that so we can't we don't want all of that dirt and the dust flying around in the shop so we have to do it inside the closet where it's very enclosed but this isn't really an optimal place to do PC cleaning it would be outside where we can just dunk it in water to make sure it's super dry I don't think we would do that for for a cost to rebuild anyway but I would do that for my own rig I like that that take me home list alright wait stop Martin let me just run the ad again and I'll see you after the jump Windows 10 and Windows 11 Activation pose Legit, safe, and the most easy to order look for 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I'm 7th but now I'm 7th I used to have no purpose in my life but now I'm a world-class Zumba instructor so I'm a web developer and content creator for a YouTube channel and now I'm still like that but my windows is already activated that's why I'm looking for Legit, cheap and original software check out cdkoffer.co check out cdkoffer.com check out cdkoffer.co I'm not sure if the audio cut out also on your end but like in the middle of the ad the audio cut out and then I was surprised because when I play the ad usually I just turn my brain off because my mic is muted and I don't need to do anything but then when suddenly the audio cut out I can hear the audio I'm like hey what's going on and the ad's not done yet so I had to run back I mean it's like streaming has become so commonplace nowadays but actually from a technical perspective a lot of things can still go wrong internet connection, restarting the router last time I tried to do I forgot to switch the audio to my Elgato Wave 1 the microphone right in front of my face so I had the programmer to tell me that the audio isn't good so there are a lot of little things that we have to remember I like the suggestions take me home list, pre-loved second goods tier A maybe tier A should be the brand new one stop moniker so I do need to shoot the second hand parts video after this I'm already running behind so my thing was 9.30 to 10.30 live from the shop 10.30 to 11.30 would be the second hand parts for this video, it's already 11 o'clock now so running late but not unusual but I did want to before I go I did want to highlight one last thing I love that the Tough K3 still very impressive these ninja keys are from Cable Mod thank you Cable Mod they do look quite good and as we mentioned in the review I'm sorry can't see me on the other camera sometimes I just like grazing these things just for the tactile roughness on your fingertips Tough K3 some of the keys from Cable Mod I did want to highlight how much cleaner monitor arm so the current monitor you're seeing the back of the ACES monitor and here's the front and it is because of the monitor arm there we have the desk clean for other things we can put stuff there the monitor is taking up airspace not ground space so made possible by the monitor clamp or monitor arm from North Bayou I have been using North Bayou a lot in my own place for the same very useful very reliable the spring mechanisms work even after all these years and things like that Russ over here has done the same thing for his monitor in vertical mode so again very good option if you want to keep your space free for other things monitor arms I can't recommend these guys enough they are excellent North Bayou so Russ stays here he's the one who does the chat from Wednesdays to Sundays and that is why he well I use my vertical monitor setup for my chat although not the Facebook chat the Slack chat where I talk to all of the staff I actually don't know what he uses it for FB bar or something but yeah I can't like for productivity if you want to go a little crazy like me I currently have four monitors also excellent also can't get enough of it and I do have one on the monitor on the left uses the North Bayou and I've been using it for years so there are a lot of things now for computers that aren't focused on the build themselves but that can really help you out in terms of productivity monitor arms for your monitors that's the one on top of each other type so that's like a central pole and then you have one on top of another or whether it's like monitor lights, so these kind of clamps that clamp onto your monitor they seem like silly things but actually super helpful for your productivity what are the other little things that I like accessories that I've used so that's more of my brother's department you can see here our staff are super OC about cable management even if it's not for customers, like this is just their own personal workstation but they're super OC about it I myself am not super terribly bothered by messy cables to be honest I don't knock myself out to fix the cable management of my own builds but a lot of people are very interested in that and we do have a service for that I don't know if I've announced it like we're having a price reduction for a lot of people who need cleaning or cable management it seems like it's not yet I should announce it so that has been live from the shop this Philippine independence day yeah okay gotta shoot the videos now for these guys which should be hopefully out next week we do have content that dropped yesterday like I'm playing around with AI games or games generated by AI the videos not doing that great to be honest although I am a bit sad about that because I had a lot of fun monkeying around with the AI games trying to break the AI in a sense that you throw them curveballs so it's basically like a text adventure game like a chat game there's a scenario and then you play along like you tell the computer I am going to break into this room I'm gonna bring out a gun, I'm gonna hack this computer so I had a lot of fun trying to figure out if the AI could figure out what I was trying to do and sometimes it did, sometimes it didn't so I did two safer work games and then because because language and AI lend themselves to that kind of imaginative scenarios I also did two not safer work games and in the same spirit that I'm just kind of trying to break them a little bit so I am a little sad that not a lot of people have watched it because I did have a cheeky kind of fun, I mean it's not like super bustos or anything but I did have cheeky fun trying to monkey around with the AI so that is up on the channel now I'm probably going to change the thumbnail of that for tomorrow for the upcoming week we have the RX 560 XT coming out Wednesday hopefully or maybe even tomorrow but I still need to ask Ren and then on Friday we have top 10 tips building tips for any level so whether you're a rookie whether you're starting in PC building medium level or advanced level so these are 10 tips that I think can help anybody out regardless of your experience level for PC building probably throw in a game stream or two ready for game streams I mean ready in the sense that we're done with the deliverables for this month because we owe them 4 gaming streams, we already done 2 we owe them 4 live streams we already done 2 so we are hitting the deliverables quite nicely so far for this month so any other questions not bad yeah I think I am loath I am loath to say so represent Rafael James I am I don't want to say so but I think the May sale did help because sales did pick up and then like the volume suddenly just cascaded I don't like doing sales in general because really the margins were so low that if you combine the other inputs that we need to take into consideration the taxes the rent that we pay the employment you know we need to pay our staff so I think we still have it at that such a low markup so I don't like to do sales that often the results are sometimes questionable I think but and because we don't hype it up also like we announce it once or twice and we don't talk about it anymore but yeah at least in terms of business picking up and volume definitely it picked up around mid-May up to now but you know correlation does not equal causation did it pick up because of the sale that's a bit harder to figure out but even I might admit that yes maybe it did but again I'm loath to admit it okay the programmer it'll just be static shot so I'll be here then I'll do b-roll for Ren and Ren likes static b-roll anyway I mean she likes to digitally pan digitally use the editor to pan things I actually don't like that I like to physically moving the camera but anyway she'll be also be the one editing this video so shooting yeah so thank you for the offer but I'm good it's just gonna be like a static shot here then I'll be talking about it then I'll just pack pack pack the b-roll and things like that or maybe I'll walk around with the camera and like waving it on the stick or something but perfectly doable so enjoy the long weekend guys thanks so much for tuning in check out our AI video yesterday check out the videos coming up this week and see you when I see you see ya guys stay safe


The Haneze Indigo has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Inspector General of Police to unravel those behind the December arrest of Uche-Ung-Wosu. While briefing journalists in a weary the state capital, the Haneze Indigo Factionals Chairman, Chidi Ibe, says the time has come for the police boss to make public those behind the arrest. According to him, if after the expiration of the ultimatum nothing concrete happens, a Haneze Indigo will have no other option but to seek redress in the law court. This is a clear call to the Inspector General of Police that he must unravel the perpetrators of that dastardly necromancy and heinous act that brought those policemen that mad to themselves because if they were genuinely sent for such a genuine job, there was no reason for them to match themselves. And in reading the order of God, desecrating the Church of God, the panafration of the Church is something that we cannot condone as Christians and understand at its entirety to condemn at its entirety and every instance of association with regards to that inversion to the order of God and that what this policeman did was not actually coming to arrest Uche-Ung-Wosu. They came for something else, probably not known to us, but from investigations they did not come for just an arrest of an innocent man.