Happy belated birthday to your late mother, 20th, right? 20th? My mother's birthday is today and it's her first birthday that she died a lot, like I lost her in January, right before I got the job here from COVID. So today's her birthday too. So, hey, it wouldn't be, I mean, it wouldn't be here obviously if it was me.  Oh yeah, I appreciate it. I mean, it's a blessed to have a mother, so that's awesome. You want me to put stop? I'm sorry. Are you gonna do that? I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. It's really, it's actually saying, I'm wondering. Going on with some stuff this morning, I saw one audience, didn't start on the special teams, but he's now been, you know, in 2016, played out for you guys. How's he doing on the special teams? Continuing to grow, he's an integral part to our team when it comes to defense or special teams, and having the ability to have his lane size and speed on the field helps us with matchups in return game and coverage game. So, he's continuing to grow, really appreciate the, his effort at practice in games and how detailed he is in the meeting room. Yes, sir. Where do things, we're gonna send a second out. Leverage on the football, that's the biggest thing. Leverage on the football and then guys getting off blocks. It's our responsibility to want to keep leverage on the football. For the ball is kicked, there's five guys on each side of the football. Ideally, that's how you want to finish on the football. Whether it's a defensive play, you know, defensive play like for Coach P's or even on special teams, a coverage play, you want to finish with, try to get five guys on each side of the ball. Most times when big returns happen, you have like two guys on one side of the ball and nine or eight guys on the other side. So, we had lost leverage from our kicks, our right side of our kickoff coverage. Guys weren't getting over the top, getting to the feet of the returner and then we had a guy spin out of his block, lost vision on the returner and then we had somebody lose leverage on the returner last case situation. Great effort by Darren Hall come from the back side to give our defense a chance but we have to be better when it comes to that. So, the basic details, the basic fundamentals that we have on our kickoff coverage, we got to continue to grow and get better and we get better with reps. It's like they're going to waddle on the return, getting on that grant, you know, what challenge is waddle for them for each day of return here? Delet, you know, waddle coming out, dynamic dual returner. He could get, go east-west, he could get to the edge of your coverage units immediately with his speed and his fearless running and he could get north-south too. So, we had to do a great job of leveraging the football and making him, you know, stop his feet, making him change directions and we got to get to the feet of him and also to attack the football when we have that opportunity. Thank you for talking about, I think if it's TJ Green, you got spun really the wrong way. Is that a guy trying to make a read or is that just part of the game and how that is, like, for someone to keep an eye? Well, ideally, you know, when you're playing, going to football and you're going to attack the football, you want to keep your eyes on the football. As soon as you spin out of a block or something, you lose vision on the football. Therefore, it is an opportunity for you to lose leverage or guess. And defensively, we're more in the reactionary phase where we've got to react off blocks in the ball carrier and then when you put yourself in a position where you have to guess, most likely you're probably going to guess wrong. Rather than keeping your leverage and being disciplined so you can then be aggressive when you get the opportunity to defeat a block or play the ball carrier. Yes, sir. The common denominator is the men in our room, including myself, we got to do a better job of playing with better speed, better straining coverage, being more physical at the point of attack, getting off blocks and finishing on the ball carrier. That's what it comes down to. There's no rocket science to it is just us doing our job. When big plays happen, in the game of football is usually mistakes and how does a team capitalize off those mistakes? And it's the NFL, everybody gets paid. So if you make a mistake, you're giving the other team an opportunity to win that down. It's not being half a centimeter to the left or to the right. I mean, when it comes to the details of what you're telling these guys to do in this moment, I mean, how minute are these kind of tweaks that you feel like they need to make? They are minute, but special teams is a one down phase, one down play. Offensively or let's say defensively, you give up an explosive run for 15, 20 yards. You have another down. On special teams, that is the down. So even though it is minute, but it can lead to a large outcome on that play. So having our players understand, doing our job and being greater our responsibilities to allow the person next to them to do their job at a high level. So just doing our job and holding each other accountable. And we look forward to that challenge this week. Yes, one, he does a great job leading by example, and he's more of a one-on-one, speak to no players in the meeting. But we have a number of players that do a great job of leading by example, speaking up in meetings. Our meetings are player driven. I don't like to sit up there or myself or Coach Hoff to sit up there and speak the whole time because the players, our players in our room bring the calls to life when it comes to the schemes are relevant. It's all about our players, putting our players in the best position to go out there and make plays. And the peer-to-peer accountability and the peer-to-peer leadership is bigger than anything that I say in the room because they're playing for each other on the field.  How do you set the job you've done through the first five games? I mean, I always want to do a better job than anything that we do for our players on special teams. We only continue to get better with reps. We got to just be more consistent in the details, like Tori was talking about this minute details so it can lead to bigger outcomes because there's been a couple of plays where we've been one block away, one mistalk away. And we got to understand, and we do understand and we will get better at that of making those fine adjustments to those details, having urgency with the details so we can, one, put our offense in great field position and then control field position for our defense to let our defense go out there and play, you know, just like we did versus Giants. Went down there, down the punt, all right. Flipped that around, defense did a great job getting off the field. We had them in a backed up punt situation. We've made them one also to force the time out. They punt the ball, we get the ball past the 50 yard line. We're already in field goal position. So those things, those little things add up that help complement our offense and defense. And also too, there might be times where we got to be the spark for our offense and defense. So that big picture of that happening now will it change overnight? The expectation is, yeah, we want to change everything overnight and be the best overnight. But in order for us to change stuff, we got to continually get better day in and day out. And there's going to be a little bit of failures for us to have great growth in that room when it comes to special teams. So guys are growing and they continue to get better to continue to understand the philosophy and the details and what we're doing on special teams. And it's a great opportunity this week to move forward, move ahead and get an opportunity to start this week, want to know. Yes, sir. Sorry, obviously Deere is on practice squad at the moment, but is there something that he can bring to you all if you guys are getting elevated at some point? Again, our roster's always developing, always changing and growing. We're always looking to better our roster, whether it's the practice squad or the 53 man roster. Guys that we bring in, at any given time, guys on practice squad, they might have, they're always one play away, one injury away, one COVID test away from being activated. So we're just trying to get the best guys in here to see who can help us, both offense, defensively and special teams. And the special teams part of it, Bates, he brings a lot of experience and knowledge to the game and leadership when it comes to playing special teams. And he's played for a lot of different coaches, played for a lot of good special teams, coaches too as well. So off the field and on the field, he brings great energy, juice, physicality, experience, football savvy, football awareness. So those things he brings to the table. But again, every day we're looking to better our roster when it comes to that. Have you had experience with him before? We've never seen him between you and him. I feel like you probably cover some of these half-team football teams. Oh man. That's funny. I will say I've coached against him numerous times. My first year in the league, I was with the Chargers and he was, I've coached against him two times a season when he was with the Raiders. And then on he wouldn't go play for the Titans. I've always admired him from a distance, watching how he plays the game, how physical he is, and how he plays with great effort. I truly believe great plays are made from great effort, you know, on the field. Offense defense are special teams and seeing anybody that plays with great effort and they try to finish it to the echo to whistle. Those are guys that you admire, especially in special teams' phases. I just wanted to make sure I had a punch right last week. You had a miss hit from the first one and the second one, that's a flopper that you all were forcing the fair catch on. Yes, sir. Right, okay. You know, Dustin's been doing a great job this week. You know, on Monday and Wednesday, he had opportunities to get out there, get back on the field. Look forward to him pun at a high level this weekend when we go and play our game. You know, he has a miss hit on that first punt but it's all about coming back and being able to get us in a plus 50 situation to get us down the punt down there around the 10-yard line and give our defense a chance for that offense wherever we're going against that week because the Jets have forced him to go 90 yards rather than hitting a touch back in 80 yards, 10-yard difference. So, he continues to get better reps. He's been doing a great job in the room, meeting rooms, working on his technique, getting back in the swing at things and yesterday he had a great workout. We were talking to Arthur yesterday. He was, we were asking him about Richie Grant and, you know, more significant playing time on defense and he was like, you know, the conversation is about why he's not getting on defense versus why he is, et cetera, et cetera but people are overlooking what he's doing on special teams and from your perspective, what are we overlooking that he is contributing there? I know it's just his athletic ability and his versatility and his competitiveness that he brings to the game. You know, special teams, there's individuals that could get overlooked because it's 22 guys covering a lot of ground on one particular play and for watching him and his impact that he has when he's on the field and then there's, when there's times when he's not on the field, the impact that he has when he's not out there, you know, and when we're missing him is drastic and he's been doing a good job of continuing to get better, you know, valuated him coming out of college, you know, physical player plays a great effort, athletic, highly competitive. He does a great job with those things and, you know, sometimes people look at playmakers or just the guys that have the ball are just making tackles. They don't talk about the guys that are making those significant blocks on punt protection or kickoff return or on punt return, those things. And when we talk about the return game, it's not just one playmaker with the ball in his hands. We have 10 other guys that are playmakers out there because it takes a real selfless person to go out there and make that block for a person that's carrying the football and that guy's carrying the ball. He's carrying the fate of our organization. So being able to, Richie going out there and making those blocks and, you know, contributing in that aspect and five phases on special teams, if you include field goal block, he's been great and he gives great effort every single time and that's what we appreciate with him in that room. Is there a bottom line? I mean, you can look at, there's a double team block that we have versus Washington. Him and Garmin were a double team and number 47 from Washington. It was a physical block that opened up the middle of the field. He does a good job of that. Punk Pro, he's been more consistent with that, you know, just staying inside out on his blocks and getting out in coverage. It's those little things that people overlook when it comes to his position, what he plays. Punk return, blocking, I try to get him matched up on some of their better players because we trust him. We believe in his athletic ability, his competitiveness and his toughness when it comes to playing that position. And then kickoff coverage. You know, I always look, one of my favorite plays for him is his first kickoff of this preseason versus Titans. He comes downfield, gets over the top of block, Avery sets it up and he makes a tackle inside of 20. So my challenge for him is always consistently bringing that energy and that juice and that physical mindset and his great attitude that he has because he's very contagious when you talk to him, bringing that day in and day out, being consistent with that. That's the opportunity if a player wants to be great at this level, it's about the consistency of doing that day in and day out. And those other things off the field, how you approach the game, how you, your meeting, what are you watching on film? He does a great job of coming in, getting extra meeting times when it comes to those things as to all of our players. But I'm just right now, I know we're talking about Richie, but he's been working on that. And he knows whatever his role is on defense or special teams, he's gonna go out there and do his job at the high level to help the team. All right, you guys take care.


Everybody, welcome back to another Photoshop tutorial. This one gonna show you how to get rid of dust and or dandruffed off of anything, especially off your shoulders. It's like a Jay-Z effect. Let me show you for you old school types. Let's show you how you do it. All right, how do you get dust off of you of anything? Here we go. First step, load up some footage. Second step, drag and drop it, create a duplicate copy and drag it on that plus sign. Now we're gonna go up to the top here. We're gonna go to filter.  Now, here's the thing. We can select any radius. You can select a short radius or a huge radius. Just keep in mind that it does start to blur the fabric or wherever the dust is located. In this case, the whole image and I'll show you how to adjust that in a second. So we're gonna go with a 20 radius and a 10 threshold but you can adjust those as you see fit. That said, now I'm gonna show you a problem with this is when I turn this on and off, you're gonna see that the face here is blurred but we only want the dust to get rid of. We don't want the face to get blurry. So how do we fix that? Simple, hold down the alt key or the option key and click on the mask, making sure you're selected on the top layer. Now I'll go up and grab a soft round brush like I have done here and make sure you're set to white. Click on the brush and now just delete it out and that is all there is to it. Thanks for watching.


I think we are good to go. Okay. Welcome, everyone. Thank you for showing up. I really appreciate it. So my name is Peter. This is me. I'm a community advocate for the OPPA project, OPPA Policy Agent. I work for Styra. Today, I'm not talking about those, I'm talking about telepresence and kind of just from network engineer to K8's developer, right? My journey moving from a network engineer into K8's developer and kind of the skills and knowledge that transfers along with that, right? Because network engineering is a lot of troubleshooting, following network path step-by-step and kind of a lot of that transfers through into Kubernetes because you're always trying to go piece-by-piece to see where things have broken. So, and as I said, I'm Peter O'Neill. You can find me just about everywhere at Peter O'Neill Jr. Tweet me, connect me on LinkedIn. I'd love to hear from you. Cool. So let's start off, right? Simple networking path here. Once upon a time, websites networking, very simple. You have your home network, connected to your ISP, connected to some unknown number of middle hops, eventually to your website's ISP, right? Very simple networking path and then you have a very simple troubleshooting procedure, right? This is troubleshooting before cloud native, right? So you have your simple website hosted on a public IP, probably served on port 80, unencrypted, maybe just simple HTML website, right? Troubleshooting consists of can I ping this host? Does Netcat say that the port is open and available to connect to? Does NSLOOKUP resolve to the right address, right? Like is DNS working for the site? Right?  I'm a network engineer and I can see exactly where the path broke, right? So very simple, right? Then we move into the cloud native application, right? Now we have a lot more things, right? You're hosted in a big cloud provider. You might have hosted DNS. You might have some elastic IPs assigned to multiple high-availability load balancers. You're serving on 443. You're doing TLS termination, right? You're passing this all through into Kubernetes, which then might hit API gateways and ingresses going through a service message. A lot going on now, right? So we've increased complexity quite a bit, right? And so now it's not as simple as just where does my networking path stop? Now all of a sudden it's where is my networking path getting all the way through and which services is it stopping at? Which connections are breaking? Which things are not working as expected? So the troubleshooting steps here are not as simple as is the port open anymore? Now it's like which port, on which service, in which place, right? There is a very large, complex system now. And so once again, kind of looking back at the network path for the cloud-native application, right? This is kind of the first half of the journey here, home network, ISP, and then we can even simplify this and say we're paying for a direct connect for our application, connected to the cloud network for load balancers to our Kubernetes service, right? But then that's just the first half of the networking path, right? Or sorry, I jumped ahead of myself here. And so this is first half of the networking path, right? But let's cover this in a little more detail, right? So this networking path to the cloud-native application, right? And so as I said, right? Home network, ISP, direct connect, but this is connecting you to something called your cloud provider's edge network, right? This edge network is where a lot goes on, right? And we'll cover that in a little bit more detail in a second. And then so from that edge network, you're going to be passed into a cloud region. So this is a cluster of data centers, a single zone, which is a cloud zone, which is a single data center, and then down into your Kubernetes cluster, right? So let's cover this cloud edge thing a little bit in a little more detail, right? And so with the introduction of this cloud edge, right? Like you're able to bring your application closer to yourself or to your customers, to your end users, whatever you're trying to access this thing, right? And so with this, what connecting to your cloud's edge gives you is, right, it gives you access to their robust cloud network, right? You're able to share the large backbone that your cloud provider has, right? You're able to skip the ASN merry-go-round being passed from ISP provider to provider, right? Like there's no miscellaneous MTUs that were set bad, TTLs that were set bad, right? Like you're not constrained to all of the mishaps that happen on the wild frontier of the internet, right? Like you just need to get to this edge network and then you're able to get very reliably to your application, right? And so as a network engineer, this is what we're looking for, right? Like five nines of uptime and like, oh, now we only have a couple minutes that it actually ever goes down or a couple seconds or whatever five nines actually equates to. But it's a lot of uptime, right? And so with that, right?  Like if you're not consistently troubleshooting broken hops and nodes, right? And so this is when I figured I would join over to the dark side and become the Kubernetes developer, right? And you might ask, why is it the dark side? Have you ever looked at the SIFT logo and compared it to the Kubernetes logo? I'm just saying, what a coincidence. But anyway. So now let's say that I'm working as a cloud-native developer. Where are my networking problems, right? Like where do I find my networking problems? How do I do all my tracing? How do I find where things are going on? So let's look at this networking path to the cloud application one more time, right? And so let's, like I said, this is the first half of the equation, right? Getting that direct connect right to your cloud provider and getting to your Kubernetes cluster, right? But that's the first half. Then we have the second half, right? This is where the networking path continues, but then it is still, it gets more complicated, right? So now it's not just this linear path, right? But now you enter your Kubernetes cluster, you enter your Kubernetes API, you get passed to maybe an API gateway, which is handing your user traffic to a set of ingresses. Those ingresses are pointed to any number of front-end services. Those services are intertwined into a mesh with back-end services. And then all of these services have n number of pods running, n number of containers. And there's a lot of places that things can go wrong, right? And so now something goes wrong, right? Now all of a sudden one of these pods or one of these containers, one of these things fails. So what do you do, right? Now all of a sudden you're looking at this from an end user perspective. You have no idea what's actually happening, right? Like you're looking at a lot of this and you're saying like, oh, it's just not working. It's kind of like, ah, frustrating, right? And so now we have to do some network plumbing, right? Like as any good network engineer does, you kind of just start at one end, fish to the pipe and see what's happening, right? And so traditional network plumbing, right? Like you kind of start at one end, go to the other. These are the tools of the trade. Trace route, MTR, ping, NSLOOKUP, Netcat and SSH, right? Like these are helping you identify where along the path things are not working. Then you're seeing how to connect to things.  And then at the very end here, you have that SSH command where you know I want to get as close to the problem as possible. Once I'm there, SSH to that box, and I can probably fix it. I can open up the ports. I can restart some sort of host level daemon. I can figure it all out once I can get to SSH, right? But all of this network plumbing doesn't work inside application routing, right? All this stuff works on the top half, but now that we've handed off to a Kubernetes cluster and we have all this application routing, how do we do this, right? Ta-da! There's a whole bunch of Kubernetes networking plumbing tools, right? So kubectl is the base command here. I'm sure most of us have experience with this now, right? And so the three very basic tools that we use pretty much every day when we're troubleshooting or working with Kubernetes are kubectl proxy to connect your laptop to your cluster, right? If you want to access that API directly, kubectl port forward. If you want to do something a little more specific, connect to a pod, connect to a service or something, and then exact IT, and then pipe that into like a bash shell command, right? And so that kind of gives you something similar to an SSH. Cool. So let's demo some of these commands. Let's pull up a terminal. That looks good. All right. So here I'm just setting my kubeconfig file. This just lets me access my cluster k. Here I'm using shortcuts. So k stands for kubectl. And I'll be using that for the rest of this demo. Let's just do a get all. See it's running on this cluster. It should be empty. Clear it right before this. So here we see we have just a empty cluster. I'm going to CD into my repository. Then I'm going to be looking at... Ooh. What is it? CD. There we go. Okay, it's examples. So these examples are the examples that are actually on the Kubernetes website. These are just pretty used. I was just looking for something simple to work with here. So you can find these on the Kubernetes repositories under examples. So let's CD into this guestbook go. And with this... So I'm just going to cat out all the config files and shove them right into my cluster. This is going to give me a sample application to work with. And here we see that the sample application has three services. And so we just do a kubectl, get all. Right now we can see that this... Ooh, that's not very... Formatted very well. So now we can see that this application is up and running. I see that the guestbook has... The front-end service has three pods running. And then it has a database with masters and slaves or mains and followers. But anyway, so this application is running. Now let's actually... Let's start working with some of these networking tools. So let's do a kubectl proxy on port 8080. And so this is up and running. And remember, as I mentioned before, the proxy here is going to connect our cluster to our local laptop. So this is going to give us access to the Kubernetes API on this port 8080. So we can do things like curl on localhost, on 8080 with API. And so the Kubernetes API now is returning things on localhost. We can see that it's showing me some information about the API. Maybe I want something a little bit more specific. Maybe I want... Maybe I want to see the pods. So namespaces default pods. So you kind of have to know where things are, though, on this API. It's not exactly the easiest thing to do, but you can pipe through things. And then what this gives you... kubectl does a lot of this for you. It masks a lot of working with the API. And when you want to do a get pods, you can see things. So let me actually show that. So let's see. Set my kubectl config. Get pods. This kubectl command is also working with the same API, and it's returning the same data. It's just presented in a way that's supposed to be very easy to use. But sometimes easy to use isn't going to give you all of the information that you need. So if we connect directly to the API with the proxy, maybe we can do something like pipe it through to a JQ and get some more information. Maybe I want all the pods.metadata.name. Yeah. I think that's right. Nope. Say again. Ah, thank you. Thank you. Appreciate that. Here we can see this is going to pull up that same list of pods. We're accessing the same information, but maybe we want to see more information about this. So this is going to give us a ton more. This is just another way to look at this information. It's another way to access specific information that kubectl might be changing for us. So with that, let's look at one pod in particular. Let's describe this first pod up here. This gives us some information. It's very basic stuff of what's going on. Instead of a describe, we do a get pod, and then we do output JSON to really see more information about this. This is going to look pretty similar to if we were to pass this in and say we want the first object in this pod list because we grabbed the first one off the list over there. So if we scroll to the top here, actually I think I passed it. That's the thing. We're working with the API. You get a lot of data piped into your terminal. Anyway, so here we see the top here. Scroll to the top here. This is just another way to look at this information and kind of dig into a pod in just a different way to get more specific information. So with that, I'm going to move into the next tool here, which is port forwarding. I'm going to stop my proxy here. So port forwarding. We talked about the proxy being a full connection between the cluster and your laptop, right? Connecting the whole API to your laptop. Now with port forward, this is a little bit more specific. This is I want to forward one specific pod or one specific deployment or one specific service to my computer so that I can interact with it in some way, right? Like I want to troubleshoot that thing. So let's do a coopctl. Port forward. Actually wait, let's do a coopctl. I'll get services first, right? Let's see what's working on here. What exists on here, right? So I see here there's a guestbook service type load balancer, which means this is probably our content and it's running on port 3000, right? So coopctl. Port forward service guestbook 3000, right? So now this port forward is running. I'm forwarding that service for 3000 down to my local machine, also on port 3000, right? It's a shorthand 3000. If you don't list a local port, it just mirrors the same port. So with that, let's go back over to other terminal here. I'm going to clear this. I'm going to clear this as well, right? And so now this is running. I can look at what this looks like on port 3000, right? HTTP is just a way to do curl with pretty colors. You can do brew install HTTP pie if you want to try it out. So yeah, so I see this is working. Okay, cool, right? But maybe I actually just want to see the servers. So I can pop over to here and kind of just pull it up. Looks like this service is working, right? So whatever problem was being reported is not here, right? Okay, so that seems fine, right? Maybe I need to dive in a little bit deeper. So let's go back to our port forward here and say, okay, the service wasn't where my problem was. Let's take a look at one of these pods or let's look a little bit closer into the application. So we'll do a, k, get. I'll see what's running, see what exists. So then I see, I see more, I see that the guestbook service is associated with three pods, right? So there's three pods running, right? The problem could be anywhere on any of these pods. So let's check out another one, right? So here we go. Let's take a look at this. So if we want to do that, same port forward, right? But instead of the overall service, let's look directly at one of these pods, right? And so this is actually going to look very similar because it is one of the pods in the service, so they should be very similar. You have this nice changing color effect, but you see it's connected to the same thing. It's presenting the same data, but we're just a little bit further into the application now. And so, right? Yeah, so here, let's actually... The last kind of networking command here we're going to talk about is the last kubectl command, is kubectlexec, right? And so with kubectlexec, what this is, is kubectlexecute, right? kubectlexecute is going to be how we execute commands, right? Maybe you need to execute a single command. Maybe you need to execute multiple commands. Maybe you need to bring up a shell terminal, right? So this is going to bring us very close to what we had with SSH, right? And SSH was, I want to get as close to the problem as possible so that I can log in, I can look at stuff, I can configure things, and I can try to fix the problem. So I will stop my port forward here, and let's just check this out. Let's run some commands. Let's okay, get pods, right? Let's try this first one here. So kubectlexec, podname, and let's pipe in just like an ls, right? Let's run ls on this. Okay, that looks good. Let's pwd, see what directory we're in. Okay, let's try to actually modify this. Let's create a peter.txt file, right? Let's just run that ls again, right? And so we can see that we can very easily run individual commands on any of these pods, right? This gives us a simple way to interact with it if we want to test something out. I think a connection's bad, right? There's one way to get into the pod, right? And then if we don't like to do it as a single command, what we could do is bring up our SSH style. We can start a shell inside of this pod, right? So kexec-standardin. So standardin is going to say it's going to read the input from my terminal, right? And then dash-tty is going to create a new teletype or terminal inside of the pod so that you don't interrupt the terminal running on process one, which could disrupt the container. And so one thing that always got me when I started was I used to always try to do this with...  Let's change the pod name. I used to try to always run this with bash, and I used to always hit this problem. One of the things you have to remember is that you're running containers. These containers are normally stripped down, trying to be as lightweight as possible. So bash normally is a little too heavy, and so it gets stripped out. But there's always going to be a shell, right? So changing from the bash shell to just shell will typically get you in. And so now we have what looks like a very normal Linux terminal. What we're all kind of used to, like traditional Linux troubleshooting, is a very simple way to interact and being able to do stuff. And so with this, right, we can figure out exactly what's going on. Maybe we want to ping the database, right? I want to check out what our connections are. This is kind of giving us just a very simple way to interact and understand what's happening at a pod level. And so while this is kind of a very traditional way of doing a lot of the Kubernetes troubleshooting stuff, right? Like maybe there's something better, right? Maybe now we are using cloud-native application. Maybe there's cloud-native tools that do a lot of this stuff, right? And so, right, let's actually go back here for a second, right? Oh, yeah, so this is kind of a recap. Koop CTL troubleshooting showing with the Koop CTL proxy, being able to directly connect to the API, with port forward, being able to connect to specific things and then Koop CTL exact being able to exact specific commands, right? And then so, as I said, like let's, with cloud-native applications, maybe there's cloud-native tools to help us do a lot of this stuff, right? So let's try telepresence. Telepresence is a CNCF open-source tool. It is currently in the sandbox stage, I believe. And so what it does is it is a networking tool that allows you to bridge your local laptop's network with the Kubernetes cluster, right? And so similar to how Koop CTL proxy and Koop CTL port forward work, right? Like you're being able to get closer to your cluster's network and you're going to be able to do a lot more things. So I'm going to exit this. I'm going to do telepresence. Connect. And so it's going to ask me for my password here. Why need your password? It's starting up a local daemon on your computer which creates a networking tunnel to the cluster, right? So we can see this with telepresence status, right? And so here we see like this is the tunnel that it's up. We see it as running. We see the version. We can see the remote clusters IP address. We can just see more information about the daemon running on your laptop and what it's up to. So with that, right, we're going to check that this is actually working as expected, right? So let's actually try to hit the API and ask for something, right? So cool thing about it, right? You're now connected directly to the cluster's network which means you're able to use things like cluster DNS, right? So here I have the Kubernetes service in the default namespace, right? And so this is something that now you can see that this is working. It's returning a 403 because I don't have any authentication attached to this request. But you can see that the API is responding and letting me know that, yeah, I exist at this address and here's the information that you wanted, right? And then so, right, let's look for some services, right? Like let's, maybe I wanted to check this, right? Ping guestbook.default, right? So I can see that resolution is working. I'm able to see these things. Most of these don't respond to Ping, but it's an easy way, easiest way that I know to just check an address real quick. But then that also lets us do things like guestbook.default, knowing that it's running on port 3000, right? So now instead of setting up a port forward, setting up another way, right, now this is just working, right? So it's not just this one thing either, right? We're connected to all things. So now if we wanted to pull up, or yeah, so get pods, like if we wanted to connect to one of these pods now, like let's describe this, okay, pod. Right, we can also just dive directly into one of these pod IPs. And so pod IPs have strange host name rules and don't just exist. You can't use the host name because you have to specifically append a host name in your config file. So the IP address ends up being easier at the pod level. Right, and so right now we can see, oh, much easier than going back and forth. If you are troubleshooting and you're consistently needing to check a bunch of things, right? So being able to not create multiple port forwards and multiple things to hop back and forth, this is kind of just a time saver, right? Being able to just use one tool that bridges the whole network at once. So with that, right, we also, right, and we can also pull this up. Right, this DNS works anywhere. So let's write the service name and then the namespace here, right, gives us the same thing. And maybe we want to do something, like, oh, once again, we want to check that the database is working, right? So let's see. So we see that it's there. Maybe we want to do Redis CLI, right? Actually, I want to interact with this in some way. Redis. Oh, I forgot the... namespace, right? So we see that that's operational. Maybe we want to actually, like, get some information back, right? Oh, there's the entry, right, that I did, right? Those are the actual information from this database service that shows what I had inputted, right? So this is the information on the screen, right? Just interacting directly with the Kubernetes services on my command line. Cool. And with that, that was my demo. Thank you all for listening. I appreciate it.


Some days it's not easier to be a dog owner than really this weekend There's a view of two dogs, and they just make noises non-stop as they play all day every day Like I understand that's a dog thing, but it's a little bit extreme if you have any tips Please let me know. Good morning everyone. It is Sunday morning. I just went and got Starbucks and donuts Really today might be the day I lose my mind everyone. I went and got donuts, and I got a drink Gonna get back to showing within the hour very excited about that have to do a little birthday celebration for my sister's birthday It has been a two-week long thing. It's I've never met someone who celebrates her birthday more. I went to Starbucks and Got donuts so great got my favorite order Once again vanilla sweet cream cold brew sub vanilla for peppermint. Anyways last night I was in bed. I was home by myself, and I was watching a TikTok And it's really funny how this stuff worked out because really it was just the timing But I was watching this TikTok, and it was really scary and normally I don't want to watch like haunted scary things Like used to be into that stuff So I'm home by myself, and I've watched a TikTok, and it's about the haunted hotel Zaza in Houston I'm not even all the way through but I felt weird and I was like oh my god watch something happen And I'm like maybe halfway through this TikTok and all of a sudden there is Banging at my front door, which I know we know that it wasn't Dom because Dom doesn't really knock so It was like Banging at the front door, and it was in the middle of this TikTok and I was like oh my god I'm gonna die.   I'm gonna die And then I ended up surviving and then I found out that it's actually just my cowboy boots that Miranda Lambert's new Brand sent over to me, so we're gonna do a little unboxing So my country music dreams are coming true slowly, but surely Here's Miranda Lambert's new Line of cowboy boots. I don't know if it's new. It's new to me. Oh my gosh.   I would wear those. I like the scrunchie Yeah, I got these in brown because I don't have a brown hair. Yeah I have have you seen my pair that are like black and brown. Those are really cool, and then I have a black one with like a With a metal toe. Yeah, yeah, but these are more like true country Cowboy boots. Wow Dom lately has been This is not what we were talking about. So you know that like TikTok dance move that's like really cringy where you like Coral She's showing me right now. We're trying to make that's not I watch them. I see them. It's not everyone I mean, I just can't I'm not gonna do it like I would No, this is what we're having to learn. It's just too fast. No, we got this Okay, like it's easy Okay, I won Our worship leader Dom Roberts in the background Guys look what this is. I'm wrapping my first Christmas present. The dogs are going wild We just the last 30 minutes working on a TikTok dance. I think we'll eventually have it You just have to get me to do it like midnight When am I ever up at midnight? Yeah, like I've got to be like in that right mood I've been this weekend has been all about Me needing to like come back to Myself, you know what I mean? Anyways, I am going to wrap my grandmother's Christmas gift She wanted sheers like grandmother like granddaughter, you know, there we go We have something very sad that came in the mail The other day I posted to my Instagram stories is like smag worth it because I think my toaster is like ten dollars I'm just like ugly in trash. Well, he said it was worth it They said it looks cute But I wanted something that I also thought looked cute and I also I also need a poor sloth because I'm constantly like making other People food and then Kylie Ross posted this to her Instagram story and I was immediately Obsessed look at how nice this toaster is it was $45 guys and It's not smag. It's just a knockoff for smag like how nice is this guy? So I got it on Amazon yesterday. It's already come today Bagel deep like look at how nice this looks am I didn't keep it I don't know. I don't like having a lot of stuff out of my counter. So I don't know what I might lose Hello This is literally not what I ordered guys I waited an hour and a half for the Starbucks for them to like completely butcher the order This is why I don't love postmates. Okay. I'm gonna try to fix this drink I'll stop being a brat now. It's okay. We'll make it work. But anyways. Good morning, everyone It is Tuesday morning. It's like 840. I had an early morning. I had a recording at 8 a.m. This morning I normally don't record that early, but it's just how it worked out this time I recorded with Rachel Cruz who is Dave Ramsey's daughter I feel like Michelle and also like my dad because my dad loves Dave Ramsey Anyways, we just talked all about finances and all of this stuff So it'll be up in January, which I think will be a really good episode for like the start of the year So today is a fun day. I have a lot of work to do I have a lot of meetings Recordings a bunch of that stuff. I have a meeting. I think in like 15 minutes or maybe it's at 10 Why am I unorganized today? I'm trying to figure out how I can make this coffee work I'm so excited for my peppermint cold brew. Let's get this whip off DIY Starbucks drink guys You know what I really love about 2020 people are just giving grace, you know For instance, like I said in my postmate was like literally an hour late with my order, which is fine Totally cool, but I texted him and I was like, hey, please don't ring the doorbell or knock because obviously I'm gonna be a new recording But instead he just banged on the door So then in the middle of my recording Coco decides to go check on the front door and make some noise So that was that but just get this whole work from home thing You know, I've always worked from home, but I've not recorded from home So that's new for me. Honestly, I woke up at like 6 a.m. Craving this drink Keaton get to this afternoon, which is exciting. Don't worry. We've all like COVID tested and done all of that But I'm so excited to see her. I haven't seen her since we went to Nashville obviously in March So Keaton was really the last person I saw Okay, so I got my couch cleaned yesterday and it's just been sitting like this drying So we're gonna put it back together have to get it cleaned like twice a year because of these dogs By the way, this is currently at my dad's house because my dad was like begging to have Fitz come over and play and I think he thinks he's just like stealing him and it's just not happening. Even though I'm enjoying being off mom duty I'm just not I just miss him. You know This is the true taste test It's good. Mmm. I Just want to show you guys. Okay, I forgot to tell you guys this for the girl the tent I showed them like in March when I was in Nashville. I recorded with one of the founders They're both named McKenzie.  Don't you see it? That's fine. So excited about that. You're currently on a box that I just haven't put away. I'm cleaning today I cannot wait, but I need to take my calls and meetings this morning and stuff first So need to get back upstairs and record an intro and outro for this week's episode But you guys are really like it's all about skincare Cocoa was just having a really good time just having a few days with just the girls. Hey Keaton is gonna be so excited to see you Coco We'll have to FaceTime Brandon Keaton's boyfriend Brandon is the greatest person ever but also is like obsessed with Cocoa It is the funniest thing. We don't really know where it came from. He just like thinks that she's the funniest thing ever So she's very loved by this family guys. This reminds me of the old days when it was just us We never have this one We have one-on-one time together all the time But you know no other fits in the house. So these paparoni treats guys are like the dogs crack see look These dogs would do anything for this treat anything spin spin spin. Just kidding. She doesn't know how to do that Okay, ready sit good girl. That was enough like I don't think you guys understand I think Fitz would actually jump off the top of my house for that paparoni like it is unlike any these dogs are just different dogs Look at my Christmas tree. Then it's so beautiful. All right guys. I'm drinking my coffee. It's not bad I'm sorry for being a brat earlier. Just I don't know. I'm currently checking out for my brother-in-law and sisters Christmas gifts. I think I killed it this year. She doesn't watch these vlogs So like she's not gonna know but I mean I literally just texted her like the most obvious question just to make sure you know My family comment down below how you guys do gifts like we literally will do like Amazon Like that's what my sister's trying to get us to do like Amazon wishpages and we just go through But I just really like other things and I think that they'll really like what I'm getting them So it's customized. I'm getting it off the daily edit, which is such a good place. It's definitely expensive I'm sure they'll have Black Friday sales. I just have to order now because we're celebrating Christmas early So I would probably have waited for Black Friday, but I'm sending in my podcast episode for this week I'm about to get on a meeting with Fossil I'm doing literally a live thing with them tomorrow. How am I gonna get this stuff? All right guys, so I just got off a call It was literally with like 10 people for this live thing I'm doing well I'm getting my water to my hoops out But I am about to go do 12 through 30 Guys, I just want to say I get tagged in 12 through 30 stuff all the time and I didn't I don't think anyone thinks that I'm into it But credit or credits to Lauren Geraldo is who got me into it from her vlogs and then From there I got into it, but I have like friends in my like real personal life texting me and they're like, oh my god I started doing it like college soccer players and they're like I'm completely obsessed It's the best thing ever so I'm gonna go listen to a podcast and do My workout and then I'm going to clean that I need to clean the floors here. I just I want to clean I needed a laundry. What's new? When am I not doing a laundry guys? So, yeah, that's the plan. I don't know if Dom's up. She probably is but it's currently like 10. It's 11 So I need to get this workout out because I know if I don't do it now I'm just not gonna do it later because Kate will be here and I'll be like excited, you know I'm off everyone. See you after my workout. I really need this. It just puts me in such a good mood You know, alright guys, I just cleaned the house got out of the shower. This is what I'm wearing today I do not remember for the life of me where these jeans are from and they're kind of wrinkled Which is really bothering me But I'm wearing these healed sandals from Princess Polly that I really love this fall because they look cute with jeans And it's been getting warmer here, which has been annoying. This is an old XLE top So it's not available anymore and then I just have my leather jacket But I just wanted to put on an outfit for today because I'm not quite sure what the plans are I have more zoom meetings and stuff So I need to like actually finish my work day and stuff, but I just like wanted to get ready So I'm about to go do a little bit of makeup.  I even cleaned like the stairs everything feels so good We have a new candle burning today. That's a very fall It smells great pumpkin apple, so we've got to get this one done. I need to go and get more I miss Fitz guys Hi guys, so it's later. It's 3 30 almost 3 30. I'm about to hop on a Big podcast meeting. I'm just changing into comfy clothes. Keaton is here We were just eating lunch on the rooftop and I think we're gonna have like a pretty chill day Which I'm excited for it's just so nice to have like girl time. You know what I mean? I'm like, I don't know why it seems like I'm out of breath, but I just wanted to hop in I'm getting on this call I need to answer like a few emails and make sure this video is ready to go And then I think we're gonna hang out for the day Okay, so first off just had the best meeting Taylor. Okay, so Taylor's technically not my producer at the moment But he was so I'm like won't accept it. Um, he was you know dumb wait Okay, anyways, oh what I was saying is anyways, so Taylor and I basically got kicked off our meeting It's not that we got kicked off everyone was just ready to go and we weren't so we had another meeting which was me just getting Tea that I needed to get in my podcasting world and really honestly not even tea We were just catching up cuz if you guys are not aware and you're new to the channel Taylor is my producer who I'm like really close with at my network And I used to go in the studio and vlog with him all the time blah blah blah, but Anyways, obviously I'm not allowed right now Anyways, I was just telling Dom. I said, you know I'm sick and tired of this year Or I've said this this morning to God. I said God. I'm sick and tired of this year I need something good to happen Please and so far today. I have been given Not just one but two potentially of the best news I've received and not just 2020 but years so Wow everyone.  Hello everyone. Good morning So I brought my vlog camera to Starbucks this morning with us But then I realized I left my battery at home But we went to Starbucks Keaton is currently taking a meeting on the rooftop and Dom is working in the office I'm actually gonna go pick up Fitz for my dad's house But he's just really popular and if my dad just really wanted him for a few days, so Anyways, I can pick him up now. He's back to being my dog So I'm gonna go grab him so King can meet him and then I think we're just gonna chill hang out today I really wanna go to the thrift store, but other than that we're really just like gonna bake a pie. I think guys oh Fitz is back. He's I missed you. Did you have fun? He went to go hang out at the house in the suburbs so that he could oh my gosh Water on me He went to go hang out at the house in the suburbs so that he could put the dogs for a few days And my dad really wanted him He was only gone for like 36 hours, and I deeply deeply missed you Fitz. So wait guys watch this Look at how happy he gets with this I'm not driving fast. Oh, yeah, you can see see he's so happy Hi hi Fitz Wow, you're just so happy, aren't you?  Yeah, don't do that bit No, bye boy. He's so big. It's he bigger than you thought or smaller.  See everyone is um saying a lot of you know negative things about my new quilting career But they won't be when they're receiving quilts Okay, well, this is weird Yeah, literally this will be next year. I'm gonna make everyone. I know quilts are Christmas. That's what my grandma did I'm gonna get quilted for her. Okay, let's see These are 10 inch squares which I wanted because they're bigger this looks way bigger than a 10 This is not a 10 inch square Why was I told differently? It's fine because the bigger the better because it's like the last work for me But look basically they're like charm packs. I got this off Amazon. They're really thin like the fabrics on incredible but they're already pre-cut and Like all the designs come together. Okay, so it makes it easier and then Okay, hello everyone.  We're stopping at this store, and then we don't really need to go to the grocery store You can bake a pie, you know I don't have anything to bake a pie in so I do feel as though I need to go to anthropology To get something to bake a pie in only anthropology though Yeah, because they have things to your pies and I just felt like it was the not target, but anthropology never target Exactly. I have things to do and you know, I've explained this in the vlog so many times But anthropology just like makes me feel so cozy and just happy And that's how I want my pies to feel When people are eating the pies that we're going to make So it is extremely important that I do this. Yes, you know, I and you know what Kenzie? I second that motion. So I think it's a great idea. So we'll go to Highland Park Village after this We can even if we wanted we could get lunch at like Royal Boo because I'm not really looking to like sit at a lot You know what I mean? We can just grab food. Yeah, I've never even grabbed lunch there I just get other food. So I think that this would be This will be what we need to do today guys. Well, I need to get crew next at this new place. It's not new new to me I don't know why I say everything's new I've noticed that about myself just this week only I just have started this new thing where I say everything is new when it like is literally not new It's just new to me. So why do I keep acting like it doesn't exist until I know what it is Like it's so annoying. Like I don't think that way. Yeah, this little, you know, this little news like new Like It's new it's like new to the area So annoying so local little local spot little local spot Domino's Okay, we're stopping at the Henry to grab food. It's so cute here All right guys, we made it to Highland Park Village. Oh, we should Get some fun just cute pics. I at least need one And then we're going to anthero my favorite anthero actually I don't know. I think I might like the North Park one better, but love them both Wait, it's so beautiful This is what I'm getting just festive things guys guys. We did a really great job today It's in and out and I really like what I got. It's something that I'll use all the time I'll share with you guys soon, but I'm excited Second time today guys if you guys want my strawberry sorter by the way, just screenshot. It's so good It's what Morgan and I always get the Keaton gets it with vanilla and then adds peppermint syrup I just don't like it as sweet. We stopped at Trader Joe's and we had groceries delivered and we are Ready to make some pie tonight The dog's just all they do is Do you understand how this would be difficult? Having the job No, yeah, literally Guys, I just have to show you the cutest thing I've ever received. Well, I didn't receive it. I bought it, but from Anthropology What is this? Oh, yeah, this is more you just cute. Look at these Mids oven mitts. Yes So beautiful perfect for the holiday season. I just I had to do it and then I got this Contraption that is actually perfect. It's not the design that I would necessarily like Love okay, but it's really really nice. So basically it is a oops Take it share repeat bake it and take it share repeat bacon you get what I'm saying, okay? But look you bake it in this and it has a lid and I've just been saying I need something like this But the colors aren't really mean But I just thought it was perfect And this is gonna be awesome to like keep my treats in and I'll just use it all right guys So we have just all been working dispersed throughout the house Keaton now is playing Love Island Dom and I are going to Record something. Um, oh, I'm literally falling guys. I got so many clothes delivered today So I'm filming a haul on Friday and I always always always mess up this fence on my stairs And then I have all this fossil stuff because I'm doing like a fossil live thing tomorrow Which by the time you guys see this vlog will be too late, but anyways very exciting I'm at quarter four of the year. It's just like busy. Where did Tom go? I Don't know where I lost her. We need like a candle in here or something Why do I always lose my family? Since that's one day. It just disappears.  I don't care black all over it. Well, it's like melted Does it work? I mean yeah, it still works, but This is melted It's not okay, I don't care. You can see it.  I Mean, thank God I caught it when I did you know Where did my phone I kind of need that for this thing. Oh, it's in here. I found it. Yeah, no, I didn't do anything to it It's just the rubber on the outside So it's fine. We're literally just like With the enemy meant for you. Look at that Here we go Okay, wait, I just want to look back on this so quick. It's really like I would love I have a lot of questions How did you know this I Looking at the way guys Dom and I just killed it.  Why I could tell her Keaton. Oh Wait, her health don't turn. I think she's watching Love Island He didn't guess what I did so Dom and I were just recording and then we look over Yeah, because I set the zoom recorder on fire. I know all over my trip. Yeah, no, we just recorded an entire episode I know but it's Dom's, but I'm just gonna treat her and she can have mine now. So it's fine. We have the same thing Anyways, I'm gonna import this Yeah, it's Yeah, no, the worst the best part is that we're filming this, you know for um later on when we need the footage and Just to have to look back on and you literally see it catch on fire No, like actually you see it catch on fire. Yeah, exactly. All right guys using my cute oven bit for the first time So exciting it is 9 p.m. I'm right away. Here. I am Changed it to pajamas. Oh made them a pizza frozen Gourmet really. Oh, it's getting a little bit hot in here. I just really wanted to use my new oven mitts. They're so cute. Look at them Me and my oven myths some really fun exciting things tonight I have a lot of energy and normally I'm in bed at this time. So it's really a wild time And I'm keen I had a breakfast or just coffee. I need to make breakfast on the roof I got ready. I just filmed two videos. I need to send in some brands and King is our love Island Queen downstairs Dog is just texting me up a storm. Um, I'm really hungry Are you hungry? Thank you? I just filmed and I feel good. Thank God that I did that You know when you're distressed about something and then you do it and you're like, okay I'm glad that I'm done So did that today is the day that we're baking and we're having such a cozy day Oh Okay, guys, so this fossil live thing that I'm doing is on Facebook. We have like a dress rehearsal in Literally like 30 seconds So I'm about to get on that call and then I'm doing like a Facebook live thing for them. That's like shopping So I have some holiday gifts This is for my brother-in-law and then this will be for probably my sister And I'll just give her that so that's cute It's a couple gift and then I have a watch and stuff, which is on the Facebook live But anyways, we're ordering breakfast right now I'm just like a little bit busy right now because Chloe Kardashian just like sent me a gift The famous getting to me. Okay guys. I went to therapy. Okay. What a time I haven't vlogged since but I was looking for therapy couldn't find my keys anywhere in Dom one's friend of the year because I ended up having to like go still without my car and then Dom dug through the trash and found them Wow, what a friend what a friend? I know what they were like a box. So I don't know how it happened. Honestly. I'm a little bit confused, but I Came on to a really cool package. It's dos and come which I guess is Chloe's is this her new line It's dos and come her company Okay, so it's like her so it's collagen protein powder which I love collagen Haven't actually been taking it recently and I should because I my skin's been acting up dairy-free collagen creamer Very cool. And then this one I just like need to organize my pantry again pure collagen unflavored collagen peptides So that's really cool. Also, they sent these cute little recipe cards Which are definitely not supposed to go in this thing.  You know It's something that is like produced by proteins. Let's say like bone something own broth. Yeah, well bone broth is different I don't know exactly what college is producing. It stops getting produced naturally in your body at like 25 College is like what helps your hair skin like nails Yeah, I don't know anything But I trust it. Um Chloe's creamy hot chocolate. That's cute. There's a chocolate smoothie Chloe's college and banana bread Salted caramel caramel, which one do you guys say? I think caramel. I say caramel caramel. I think I say all of that And I just don't know I'm just I don't have Okay, the sweet potato and carrot soup I will be making you know what I would love to do for myself is to make all of my recipes on Cards like this and then put them in a little deck, but exactly like this like this is the organization that I want Yeah Coco we're baking in our twin flames We're gonna use a fork it says So you're good again, you're really my store. Yeah, I really am so when you're baking currently we're finally baking this pie What kind of what is that apple? With cinnamon roll Like basically instead of a pie crust. It's cinnamon rolls Yeah, but we have to make it into a pie crust because obviously you can't just do like cinnamon rolls under it Which we thought we could at first and then we thought about it. I'm like wait. That's like gonna work at all Yeah, so that's unfortunate. Honestly what we can do now Is we can go ahead and move the pie crust out if you guys want the specifics.  Oh, no, it's broken Okay, we're gonna have to like roll it all together like when you need to push it. Do you have a roller? No, but I was just gonna use a can but Dang it. That's the one. No, we're just gonna use what we're gonna do We don't need to roll it off. We don't have to mush it up yet. I know what we're gonna do. Oh Yeah, so wait. Oh, so here's I got a little bold there just now. Oh So this pie crust hates us you guys are missing out on the mess that has been created mainly by me Hunts tomatoes, yes That sounds great guys. I need a roller. I also need to get cutting board any chefs out there Please let me know what cutting board. Oh, oh, I need to be flower. I just got it really excited the store because Turns out we needed 18 apples and we had five so Why do we not think I don't know? I was just like, oh, yeah, I'll just get a few apples for this pie This apple pie weird because cutting them up. I thought it was gonna look like more and then you're cutting them Like I was like, that's like a little bit. Yeah, so, you know, this is my first time baking a pie Is this your first time baking? Yeah, I'm literally never been never baked a pie before so I'm excited to You know new endeavors that you know, what am I trying to say? You know what this reminds me of remember a drive with me videos They're really Okay, you are clean of time with me, but I have like I was a drive with me channel Yeah, what what you actually specifically were a drive with me channel, but we have probably like 10 together Yeah, ours was so good too I think about doing them every once in a while. Yeah, why don't you do them anymore? Just cuz you copyrighted? No, no, I don't I never care about copyright I literally always did them like they would literally be like you were going to have a strike and I'd be like, all right But I kind of got into the habit of like I don't I used to literally sit for hours And I would go on Spotify and I would really listen like really try and find new music and I would like really love it Now I just listen to the same three artists that I like over and over and over So I'm like I can't really do it because it's lame You don't have like me is that a corgi or is that a no, that's one of those little shepherds things that place right? Oh, yeah, that's a corgi. Oh my god. He's gonna jump out of the car. Kenzie. That's my favorite ramen place in the entire world It's so good Bobby house. Oh my god. It's my favorite place. There's there corgi Yeah, we actually should have gone there. What do we do?  It's so crazy. Yeah, um, there's there's definitely corgis here, Keaton One in Portland. No at the dog park. There's a lot of corgis in Portland. There are corgis everywhere like There's really no corgis. They run the street I mean, I know that they have that festival in Long Beach that you went to or whatever they have it all over the US Actually, I would like to go to every oh my gosh, look how cute this place is now I've always wanted to go there because of their neon sign. It just looks cute It's like this Italian bias.  I'm going I've always wanted to go to this other one with a rooftop And it's only my house. This is the like holiday bar thing. I don't know how they're doing that with COVID Yeah, but it's like this reservation only thing. I don't know. I need to like look into it and see. Oh, that's a cool gym Oh, yeah, it is cool. I know I've looked into it actually Man, I don't know how I'd feel with like that many people watching me work out Yeah, I mean no one there's a thing people are not watching you, you know But it feels like they can they can to see you so you're like, oh wait get me out of here You know that was like me when I was at orange theory and it was in the mall And so like people just walk by with all their shopping bags, and I'm like on the treadmill Please don't look at me. Please don't look at me. It's a little weird. It is a little bit much, but um, it's great Got our stuff guys It's not Christmas. Oh, yeah, I forgot. It's not Thanksgiving yet We're back with our apples. The bolognese is done. If you guys want this recipe I got it from the modern proper, but I have a video on my IGTV making this my favorite pasta ever Literally my favorite meal that I make so bomb Okay, that's not it's just bleeding Yeah You know this looks crazy. Oh, okay. I only one step and I was every one Here we'll put it we'll put my pie look That's very strange. I'm not sure King. I don't think it's gonna fully Hold on. I'm just gonna drop it Frick no, how do we get that out? It's like a cinnamon roll and then the inside we did. Oh my god. It's so good. I just isn't actually yeah Look at our beautiful. What should we pose with our pie? Wow So cute. We're really excited about this. Yes. It just like just Slightly doesn't fit into this thing, which I literally I went so far in my way. I think the crush is fire I really like my right. Yeah, no this honestly you said that I need to find this you found this pie on to top Yeah, so um, yeah, this is a very good call. Well, I found it, but then I I'm not like I'm not more disjointed basically So I think oh, yeah, I like so I was like, oh, it's like a good time.   Oh god. Yeah Well, I'm not a baker. This is actually like one of my first times really baking I'm like, can I use a pizza? No, no, I would just I'm scared. Okay. Well, first off I had to cut it. Are you just like spray the pan? We probably worry anything about it. Okay, like I have to get it to fit into this thing cuz like I didn't buy this for Like nothing ever. I've never baked pie before ever. It looks to be well This is the I've been good at McDonald's and like get an apple cobbler and like college and then we show this app Like that's what we made. Yeah, okay. What I'm about to say is gonna make me sound like a serial killer This is controversial. I wish we had milk right now and never in my life. Wait, say milk again. I Said a weird milk. I think you said milk. I feel like I did too. I don't know why I said that No, you know what accent like says that like a northern accent. It's fine. Oh, it looks so good. It's so delicious Can I just go? The little baby knife is what's like like really what is what getting? Yeah, it's getting like how are you?  So don't dare. I'm not. I'm trying to get the ice cream like, okay Okay Without me you literally yell I like That's what she had to do. I'm finishing this pie tonight. Wait. Oh, I feel this is so good Dom, we're gonna put this in the microwave. I've never had a pie. I like more of my life This is literally me right now. Good morning, everyone. Keaton just left. It's so sad.  So I hope you guys enjoyed this vlog I honestly had so much fun filming this vlog and I feel like I know you guys are loving the Dom content So when Dom leaves I feel like I was gonna hit the balls, but I hope you guys enjoyed I love you guys so much and I will talk to you soon. Bye


What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenty here from Layton Sports Guards and I'm ripping a personal here for Matt M. We've got a 2022 Panini Select Baseball Hobby Box. All right, best of luck Matt. Thanks again for hopping in and let's see what we can get ya. Color wheel time. That'd be sick, huh? Try color Kyle Hendricks. Sorry, I'm Sandberg Sparks. Pretty sure Sam is the only one who's pulled it out of Select Baseball. I pulled one out of Select Football Color Wheel. Re snare on the rookie count. I said someone pulled one. They're forces pulled one? Jose Ramirez Silver. I pulled a Randy Moss. Maybe it was you, yes. That's the one I remember. Yeah, I pulled that one. Silver rookie Connor Siebold. The only one for football and Sam has pulled the only one for baseball. That was a Babe Ruth. I think it was sick, yeah. Red Emmanuel Classe out of 199. Silver Lucas Gilito. Philly's. We've got rookie patch Hans Krauss. And Fuego Joey Votto. Was that maybe that's who? Yeah, I thought I saw something. Eddie Matthews on the tri-color and Fuego Mookie Betts. Wow. Hans Grady Color Wheel. That's crazy. It's probably a big card. I wonder what those go for. TJ Friddle on the neon green to 99. Reds. Reds hits coming out of this box for you Matt. Silver Dalton Varshall. Out of 199. Nice. Silver Youth Explosion. Henry Davis. There you go, Matt. Nice Davis auto. Congrats on that one. Big hit. Jose Ramirez. Out of 299 for the twins. RPA of Joe Ryan. Twins. Numbers. Freddie Freeman. Last pack here. We've got Light Blue. Out of 149. Nathan Evaldi. Alrighty, Matt. That will do it for your select baseball box. Thanks again for hopping in and we'll get these right out to you.


This worries the narcissist when they discard you. When the narcissist discards you They begin to feel anxious or troubled They begin to worry about potential problems When the narcissist started devaluing you You took a step back from them You no longer gave them the attention and admiration that they craved and needed You no longer validated the false self or the illusion that they were trying to portray You stopped believing in their lies and you were no longer susceptible to them in ablation You started to realize that this person was not who they said they were And as they began to devalue and degrade you You stopped attending to them You stopped meeting their needs You were no longer providing a constant source of supply to them and this is when they had to groom another source of supply This is when they had to prepare or train them for the purpose of giving them what they need There is a point in the relationship where you begin to fall back When you begin to feel sadness or displeasure caused by the non-fulfillment of your hopes and expectations Once the narcissist becomes aware of this They begin to feel rejected They begin to feel as though their false self does not exist They begin to reflect on how they really feel about themselves They feel worthless and insignificant That is when they need to seek out another source to prop up their false self to make them feel as though it does exist They have to have someone around them to prop up their false self Without that They are forced to reflect on who they really are. It's too painful for them to deal with It can often cause them to develop addictions or even become suicidal Because they cannot cope with their true self They do everything they can to deny or suppress that Because of the pain and shame that comes along with it This is why they have no choice but to move on with the new source Even if they've realized and accepted that you were the better option It's too late for them to go back now They cannot risk putting themselves in a position where they have no one to prop up their false self That would be a very dangerous situation for them to be in They would feel like their life is at risk So now they have to go forward with this new source of supply Someone who is just a desperation pick They never really wanted to be with them They just needed someone to prop up their false self And they knew that you were no longer willing to do that after they had devalued and degraded you So now they're in a state of worry They feel anxious or troubled because they know that it's not going to last They know that things are not going to work out with a new source But they also know that you're never going to see them the same way ever again They can't go back to you the narcissist made their bed So now they have to line it They must accept the unpleasant situation that they are in Because they caused it if they had treated you right with love and respect Maybe things wouldn't have turned out this way But as we already know Narcissists cannot do that But you can You can move on and give yourself the love and respect that you need Leave them in the dust where they belong Where they chose to be accept yourself Love yourself and keep moving forward. Thank you for watching. I Hope this video resonate with you Please like comment share and subscribe Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos If you like the name My PayPal link is in the video description Coaching in cries can email me at naturalcoaching at gmail.com Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents this is your FBI This is your FBI the official broadcast from the Files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community At this exact moment your home is one of many millions in which this radio program is tuned in In the Equitable Life Assurance Society, we feel that this nationwide home listening carries with it a very serious responsibility Our Equitable Radio Message must be keyed to home and family problems Tonight's Equitable Society Message is on Education If there are children in your home, you'll be particularly interested in this commercial about the Equitable Education Fund Don't miss it in about 14 minutes Tonight's FBI file the friendly frame-up It is a truism in law enforcement circles that no criminal is easy to catch Each one presents a new problem demanding a new approach Some of course are easier to apprehend than others It is simpler to bring to justice the criminal who lives by crime alone Who earns no honest dollar than it is to trap the species of lawbreakers among us Who live a jackal and hide existence Who operate a legitimate business as a front and a criminal business undercover Those people are difficult to weed out because for the most part they take no active role in the commission of any crime Mainly they are the brains and the money behind the operation of a complex criminal machine A machine which is built to stop at nothing The night's file opens in a smoke-filled gymnasium Sweaty fighters are going through their training workouts one shadow boxing One working with a sparring partner in the ring another punching the heavy bag To live an o'clock in the morning as pete web who manages these fighters walks through the gym to his office Work lefty keep going Nice footwork jackie. See me later. Would you? Mr. Webber. Hi buffalo. No time for you now kid. Catch me an hour, huh? Okay Louie right with you Louie Goodbye, who was that bob hudson? What do you want the job? Are you kidding? Some things just because I managed to meet with when he was fighting I should support him for the rest of his life Let me drop that Let's come in this morning little nanny's in the jug Where'd you get that the auntie was in he just visited Danny got the whole story What happened? Well Danny said he met a guy on a train coming east What kind of a guy the bond salesman Danny got him loaded and the guy spilled it. He was carrying some bonds Oh, it's perfect for Danny. He's always got those go to sleep pills in his kick So he slipped some of the guy's drink and clipped his briefcase. Well, what went wrong? Well, the guy must have come too awful fast. He quit contact of the cops They called Danny in the station. No, not till he hit his apartment What about the bonds? Well, Danny was afraid he might have a tail on him So as soon as he hit the railroad station, he checked the briefcase of the baggage counter Then he put the claim check in an envelope and dropped it in the mailbox Who'd email it to? Well, that's what yancy came up to tell us Danny mailed a claim check to you. No Did it come in? No Danny free. We should get it this afternoon Then he wants for you to get rid of the bonds and get some cash to him for a mouthpiece You see Where'd he check the stuff? North side station Well, when the baggage checks him then you run over there and pick the stuff up me. Yeah, are you kidding? No, why his level of e-50 cops waiting around that baggage counter He just told me that he wasn't picked up till he hit his apartment. All right. He could have talked since then Danny wouldn't talk. Why don't you pick this stuff up? Well, for the same reason I got huh? Look, we just can't leave the stuff there. It's too good a score for us We got to get some Wait a minute what? I got an idea Ellie Where are you honey? In the bedroom. Okay. You're home early, honey. Any luck today? Yeah, I got a job. Oh, bob. That's wonderful I'm so excited. I don't get too excited. Why not? Well, you hear who I'm working for who? Pete Webb Oh, no, well, ellie. I had to find a job. Yeah, but not with Pete Bob, how could you after the things that he's done to me? I know what he's done to me, but we also have to eat But bob, there are plenty of guys For two solid months now. I've been pounding the pavement looking for work. I know but I found out real quick about my friends They turned out to be a lot of guys who only wanted to be around while I was winning but other people other people Well, I take one look at this nose and these cauliflower ears and practically come right out and tell me they're not interested in hiring a punch drunk fighter That's why I finally called Pete I understand honey. I'm sorry. It's okay. What are you gonna do for Pete? I don't know, but I told him no larceny What'd he say? He said the job was clean when he stopped work this afternoon I gotta pick up something for him. What? A package that's checked at north side station The same afternoon in the local FBI field office special agent Jim Taylor is just approaching his desk Jim oh Jim. Oh, yes, boy. I've been looking for you. I just left the boss He's put us both on a case that just came in. No, what are the details of it? A man named laurence black was on a train our route here from cleveland He was robbed at 21 000 dollars of negotiable bonds No, how was the job done? The thief slips and knockout drops into one of black's drinks I see when he came to we gave the police at the station a good description of the man he was drinking with The description was so good in fact that the local police picked up the thief within an hour as it was entering his apartment Wait paul if they picked him up. What's the case? What are we working on the thief didn't have the bonds on him? Oh, I see I presume the police searched his apartment from top to bottom But there wasn't a trace of either the bonds or the briefcase they were in What are the police sure they've got the right man the victor made a positive identification I see jim our job is to find out what he did with those bonds between the time He got off the train and the time he got home Okay Who's the thief paul? His name is newton. He has a long criminal record newton What's his Swiss name dan dan newton? That's right That could be little dany Paul have you got anything on him here a description? Maybe you got a whole file right here pictures and all as well Have a look at it. Yeah. Yeah Thanks Yeah Yeah, that's little dany. All right. You know i'm jim. Yes Yes, and I think I know where the bonds are really Yes, you see little dany has always used a regular pattern of operation He rides trains picks up a victim clips him then checks his load at the railroad station as soon as he gets off But jim there was no baggage check found on him when he was picked up No, no, there wouldn't be his usual procedure is to mail the check either to himself or to a friend Paul what station do you arrive in the north side station? Let's notify the police and have them send a man of that baggage counter at once Hey bud, how about that bag? I gave you the check five minutes ago Look, can I get some service here? Hey, hey you is that the briefcase? Well, it's about time. Let me have it Hey Wait a minute. Hmm You better let me have that briefcase Who are you police? Here's the badge What is this? Just give me the briefcase hudson How do you know me? I used to watch your fight now. Let's have the bag and come along with me What for this is an arrest. Hmm. I gotta take in Look, I don't get any of this. You just claimed that briefcase. Well, so what I'm picking it up for the guy I work for Hudson that briefcase was stolen. Hmm There's $21,000 worth of negotiable bonds in there. Well, wait, there must be some mistake. There's no mistake I know the briefcase and I've been waiting an hour to nail whoever picked it up Whoever picked it up. Yeah now come on. Wait a minute. I'm being framed. Come on. I said, oh no, let go of me Hey, come back here. Stop right shoe. Hudson, you hear me? Special agent tailing. Oh, what's that, Paul?  With the briefcase? Yes. Oh, that is tough How's that? The arresting officer recognized the man. Said his name was Bob Hudson, ex prize fighter. Yeah, I've heard of him Hudson was wounded in the getaway. The officer fired two shots at him. He certainly hit him at least once Any idea where this Hudson lives? The police are checking that now. Paul heard them call me as soon as they find his address I'll raise my shoulder. I'll call a doctor. Wait, no doctors, Ellie Huh? The guy with the gun was a cop I was framed, Ellie Pete Webb framed me. Oh no, darling, how? What bag I was to call for at the railroad station. It was loaded with stolen bonds $21,000 worth. And he sent you there knowing that? Sure. Hoping I'd get away clear. Oh, look, this is awful Oh, you were right about Pete, honey I shouldn't have taken that job. Oh, forget about that. Why did the cop shoot you? Well, it was gonna take me in. I couldn't let Pete's frame go that far So I busted away from him. Bob, you shouldn't have done that. Pete was in the wrong, not you Well, I could never prove that from the city jail Bob, you just got to let me call the doctor. I said no, Ellie But I can't just... Look, I wouldn't be here anyway when he came. What do you mean? I got a call to make. What? I'm gonna go see Pete Webb I'm going right now. Bob, please listen to me. Your shoulder The bleeding stopped. But you've got to let him do... Ellie I'm gonna go see Pete Webb and I'm gonna make him come down to the cops with me and tell the real story about those stolen bonds Just a minute. Hello, Louis. How are you, Bob? Come on in Pete, it's Bob Hudson. Hi, you kid. Hello, Pete What took you so long? I was beginning to get a little worried about you. No kidding Hey What's with the blood in my shirt? Yeah, what happened? I got shot. Huh? By who? Cop What for? You should know what for, Pete I don't get you. The briefcase. The briefcase that you framed me into picking up Oh, I sent you on there and that's all. Stop the routines. Hey, where is the briefcase? I haven't got it. The cops get it? No. Where is it? I put it away in a safe place That's going to stay there until I take both you guys and the bonds to the cops You're going to take us to the cops? That's right. Pete, this guy really is punchy. You did frame me.  The time you double crossed me in Bay City I never double crossed anybody in my life Remember the time I had you in a man at Bay City? I bet against you. I told you about it You turn around and win the fight. I've tried to win every fight You're in one now. You ain't gonna win. Oh, no. I'm taking you both to the cops right now Hold the phone. This gun says different That ain't stopping me, Louis. That's what you think. No guns, Louis. This is better Louis, uh, take this blackjack when he comes to keep using it on him till you find out where he stashed that briefcase Well, okay, boss Where you going? I want some action I'm going to the fights We will return in just a moment to tonight's case from the files of your fbi Tomorrow on hundreds of football fields boys and girls will raise their voices in the old traditional songs The same songs you and I sang in our college days Well, college wasn't all singing for me, mr. Keating. 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The man to see is your equitable society representative Give your children their chance to earn that extra 72,000 dollars by getting in touch with your equitable representative soon Or send a postcard care of this station to the equitable society That's equi ta ble the equitable life assurance society of the united states And now back to the fbi file the friendly frame up Tonight's case from the files of your fbi illustrates one major point A point which cannot be stressed too strongly or repeated too often It is absolutely impossible for a decent law abiding citizen to do business with a criminal The two cannot mix any more successfully than oil and water Because their minds and their hearts are so different The decent man lives by the credo that he must work for what he gets And that his fellow man is entitled to the same courtesy and dignity that he himself expects in return But the criminal regards his fellow men as just so many potential victims And he looks with contempt on those who work for what they want Your fbi asks you to remember those things if you're ever tempted to enter into any agreement with a criminal Remember them and heed them well Tonight's file continues that same evening at the local fbi field office Special agent jim taylor has just returned to his office where a special agent maryden is waiting for him Hello pa any word from the police on hudson hudson's. I've been here jim. Had any dinner yet? No, the drugstore is going to send up a sandwich and some coffee. That'll hold me for a while The note you left for me said you went to hudson's house. What happened? Oh, his wife was there When I questioned her she told me that hudson had been given a job just this afternoon by his old manager pete web Pete web. Yes The local characters on the shady side, but nobody's ever been able to get anything on him Mrs. Hudson says that webb sent her husband for the briefcase. Did he know what was in it? Well, she said no She said that hudson returned to the house wounded this afternoon after he'd been at the station And that he'd gone from there to webs apartment What for to make webb go to the police with him and admit that the whole thing was a frame I see so I left hudson's and went over to webs apartment Yes Webby'd gone out to the fights according to a stooge of his named louis slater who answered the door louis slater Where do I know that name from? No, he's a petty larceny hoodlum He said he'd heard of hudson, but that he didn't know him and that hudson had positively never been to webs apartment I don't trust people who are so positive Either to why paul, but I didn't have a search warrant so there wasn't much I could do except take his word for it I'll get it Special agent taylor speaking. Hello taylor. This is spencer down at headquarters. Oh, hello spencer We've got hudson again and this time he won't break loose. Where'd you find him? He was unconscious in an alley off main street in first avenue. He's over at city hospital now Still unconscious according to last reports. He was in fact the doctor say they don't know if he'll ever come out of it Well, thanks very much spencer right bye Hudson is at city hospital unconscious. Well, come on. Let's get up there Don't you want to wait for me at the apartment? Yeah, I was but some of the important came I came to tell you don't tell me nothing this round's over. Come on sailor from the fbi was around He was looking for hudson. What'd you tell him? I said, I didn't even know the guy good What'd you do with hudson? I dumped him in an alley alive.  Yeah, I think so. What do you mean fake? Well, he never came too after you conked him. So I frisked him when I found this key What is it? That's one of those subway locker boxes. This says so right here I figured it's probably a box on that station here where hudson lives The key's got a number on it and we can check. That's a good idea Look louie, why don't you go up and see if you're right? Are you kidding? No, look, that's how hudson got where he is Look louie. I want to watch this fight. I'll see you at the gym in the morning They patched up the bullet wounds, but somewhere hudson took an awful beating after he was shot must have been You think he got the beating at webs place? Mm could be I checked on what time web got to the fights tonight You'd have had time to see hudson and still get to the arena when he did Hudson didn't have the bonds on him when they found him, did he? His pockets were empty pool. What did the doctor think of hudson's chances? No, 50-50. He might pull out of it. There's no telling Oh comes his wife now My nurse told me you spoke to the doctor. Yes, that's right. How is he? Is he going to get better? Well, mrs. Hudson, it'll be a little while probably before the doctors know any more than they do now Here comes one of them now, Jim Oh, yes, that's him. That's bob's doctor. Yes He's coming over here. Well now be calm mrs. Hudson. He looks bad news. I know it I can see it in the doctor's face Pete I got some news for you What is it? Well, you were worried about me not knocking off hudson, huh? Uh, he died this morning in the hospital How do you know? I heard the rumor from a dozen guys. So I called the hospital They said it was official.  That's right Uh, where's that locker key? Right here in my kick What do you think we should start looking like I said last night we go first to the subway station near where hudson lived Okay, let's go Pete the locker should be down at this end of the platform Uh-huh. Wait a minute What is it? It's a train killin It's an express. Pete. It ain't stopping. That looks like the lockers down there. Yeah Now let's just hope they got number 21 77 We'll just walk by the lockers and take again with the numbers as we pass. Okay Do you see where I see? Good old number 21 77 Let's go to work. Here's the key Okay Fits, huh? Yeah There we are. What's in there? Just what we're looking for Let's open it up, huh?  Come on. Let's get going Wait, what is it that guy coming toward us? He's the guy from the fbi. You sure? Yeah Let's round and make for the other eggs a quick Not a chance. We're blocked off Nice going paul. All right, web. Let's have that briefcase What is this? I don't think I have to explain Well paul, let's call the hospital as soon as we can hudson will be happy to know we picked these men up Hudson's dead. You just heard a rumor that he was dead. I planted that rumor with a fight mob I hoped he'd get back to you the hospital said he was dead They were instructed to say that Hudson's not only alive, but he told us where the bonds were He also told us that you probably had the missing key. This is nothing but lies I think you'll change your mind when hudson's testimony sends you both away for a long long time Ben his henchmen louis later were tried in a federal court and given 20 years for violating the national stolen property act They were then turned over to local authorities and sentenced to an additional long term for attempted murder And thus your fbi performed a double function in tonight's case First they apprehended the guilty criminals And second they approved the innocence of an accused man It's the everyday job of special agents to arrest the violators of certain federal laws And the story of their success in that job is in their record and in their reputation But the second function performed in tonight's case is even more important Because the basic foundation of good law enforcement must be public confidence The knowledge that the public has that it will not be victimized in order to build up an impressive record of convictions That each individual questioned will be treated as innocent until he is proven guilty That is why every special agent is instructed when he is appointed a member of the federal bureau of investigation That the primary job of your fbi is to protect the american people And that a major part of that protection Is seeing to it that no innocent man We found guilty of a crime. He did not commit Just a moment. We will tell you about next week's exciting case from the files of your fbi Now one last word about the equitable education fund The outstanding feature of this plan is this it makes sure that your children will be educated no matter what happens Whether you live or die, they'll get the education you want them to have So don't wait any longer get in touch with your equitable society representative soon Or send a postcard care of this station to the equitable life assurance society of the united states Next week we will dramatize another case from the files of the federal bureau of investigation A case that graphically illustrates the fate of a supposedly honest businessman who chooses to consort with thieves It's subject fraudulent bankruptcy It's titled merchants of arson The incidents used in tonight's equitable life assurance society broadcast are adopted from the files of the federal bureau of investigation However, all names used are fictitious and any similarity thereof to the names of persons living or dead is accidental Tonight the music was composed and conducted by fred rick steiner Your narrator was dean carton and special agent taylor was played by stacey harris This is your fbi is a jerry divine production This is larry keating speaking for the equitable life assurance society of the united states and the equitable society is representative in your community And inviting you to tune in again next week at the same time when the equitable life assurance society Will bring you another thrilling story from the files of the federal bureau of investigation merchants of arson on this is your fbi This is abc the american broadcasting company