Hi everyone and welcome to JSA TV coming to you today live from day three final day of ITW It's been a great week so far. I'm Barb Mitchell and we're here on the floor of National Harbor and Joining me is Greg Elliott and Matt Reed 1623 Farnam's VPs of business development, and I'm so happy to have you here glad to be here. Yeah. Thank you We saw you, you know, we've seen you throughout the week. I know you've been busy talking with folks and We're here bright and early. So thank you. Thank you for coming. I know it's gets a bit exhausting by this time of the week But really happy to have you here and happy to have you Matt. Welcome to your new to your role at 1623 Tell us about that. Yeah, so new to the 1623 been a Been been in the facility many many times and that's what drew me to the to the facility Working with Greg over the years and really what what brought me on board was the team And you haven't had a chance to visit our facility. You'll see that All the work that those guys have done over the years. It's amazing But the the team that they've built there is I'm glad to be part of it and Yeah, so it's it's been a good good two months. So I'm still learning and we're glad to have you Award and he and Matt brings just a great Network engineering background to us that we haven't really had in the past So that's that's huge and and he's been been a customer for years and I've known him for years So it's good to have him on the team. Appreciate it. Yeah, and you mentioned people and team and that's what drew you In but I also know that 1623. I mean you have great a great facility and a great array of assets Talk about that and what that means for your customers. Yeah, we spent a lot of time building the ecosystem and we'll probably talk about that a little bit today and to us that means You know, we're truly carrier neutral. We're to truly content provider neutral and And we're always adding to that mix and so we have about 60 networks in the meet me room we continue to grow the Omaha Internet Internet exchange which we own and operate and you know, all those things are The bigger we build that ecosystem the better it is for Customers and exist or potential customers to leverage that ecosystem. Yeah, and I I mean, there's a lot I mean, there's a lot of things I think we want to touch on today But one of the things that that comes up I mean a lot in mainstream news anyway these days is the economy and some different pressures around there I think organizations enterprises are thinking a lot about that. How do you advise your clients from that regard? Yeah, so I'll take that Okay, so We act as a as I mentioned, we're truly care to care neutral content provider neutral cloud neutral And that puts us in a unique position to help enterprise customers as they're working on their digital transformation strategy And we act as a consultant. We're trying that's why we're here to learn as much as we can about the different networks and new technologies and new connections that can happen And so we take that back to our our enterprise customers and our content customers to You know help them maximize their IT spend From hybrid cloud solutions to period on the exchange saves money when you have 60 networks in the meeting room gives you a lot of choices and ways to Maximize your budget for sure Yeah, just I mean you said it all but I would agree just being that business partner learning about their business And seeing how we can align those things with all the things that go on in the facility and in the ecosystem like great great touchdown Yeah, yeah, so locations one thing as well, right Omaha, Nebraska that and other things What would you what would you say are you know are the additional? Benefits of from a geographical perspective, but also some of your other benefits. Yeah, it's definitely location location location And so we're fortunate that We sit, you know, almost in the middle of the US we have lots of great fiber routes long-haul fiber routes north-south east-west and everything in between and So that's that's huge and then we're also fortunate in Nebraska, Iowa the region Power costs are are low. So that's attracted the hyperscalers And that just you know keeps building that ecosystem that we keep talking about And so as we sit here again, it's you know day three. I can't believe we're already I mean, I guess we have almost a full day still ahead of us. I know but it's going quick Yeah, and I you've been having no doubt a lot of great meetings I know that you know, we've chatted about that a little bit just you know, the the pace of how things happen here But I'm kind of curious. What are you talking to people about? Yeah, so, you know, the the cool things in the ecosystem, you know, like we touched on that the Omaha X has been growing like crazy We've been adding adding new networks. There's there's some new new carriers out there that are exciting low latency networks and Yeah, just all of it a lot of kind we've added some new CDNs to you So those are those are great to add to the ecosystem. So yeah, all kinds of good things happening Yeah, what about you Matt? You're sort of you're you're newer to this Conversation, yeah Yeah, my my views are there's a you know with everything going on in the industry from You know, that's the funding that the states are getting, you know, we sit in a great spot So I'm talking a lot about the fiber that's getting put into the ground how people are going to support that What the things they need to do when you know when they start building out their fiber networks and you know We're a great spot for that. Yeah So anything just a sort of final parting like maybe a final teaser Is there anything that people should be watching for over the next year or 18 months? So we we just launched our channel program and then also Matt and I will be doing a series via JSA TV on educating our customers and in the region on appearing and the benefits of peering We also have an annual event called meet in the middle in September So, you know what that's an invite-only event, but it's it's it's grown over the years and it's our customers potential customers and Network partners in the ecosystem. So it's a great event. That'll be happening. I don't know if there's anything else. Yeah Yeah, that's what we got going on It's I just encourage people to they haven't seen the facility and they want to take take a look at it We'll happy happily bring people through the facility and do a tour and yeah, that's always a great invite Yeah, it's always nice to see a great facility and see it for yourself And and yeah, I've heard about this event coming up in September. It sounds like it's gonna be a great one Thank you both of you for joining us for any of our viewers who may want to connect with you How can they do that? Sure via our website or socials? We have our contact information there and yeah as Matt said feel free to reach out at any point for a tour Or just a chat and we're happy to share our knowledge on Mid what the Midwest ecosystem and how that could help Yeah, so thank you Greg and thank you. Welcome to the team. Yeah, thanks. It's nice to have you both here this morning Now you can get on with the rest of your day And and thank you viewers for tuning in here this morning To JSA TV coming to you live from the floor of ITW in National Harbor until next time


your basic staff. Get the advance. Are you ready to join the ranks of the world's greatest air and space forces? It's over me. Welcome to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God. Congratulations Airmen and Guardians and welcome. Alright that was McKenna's graduation and now we're going to go tap them out so we get to go there and they're all waiting for us to go and basically touch them and that's when they can be normal. So we're gonna go see McKenna. So this is going to be McKenna's first time seeing me with my hair cut. There she is. There you would make it. Oh there. Yeah. I think it was the other way. It's short though. It's so good. Could you see me over there? No. She made it. It's pretty warm out there, huh? I saw you yelling super hard. Did you hear me? I didn't hear you. I heard everybody. But I saw you were throwing your whole body into it. Yeah. You look good. How's it feel to be official? Excited but honestly this moment is finally here. And I'm done almost. I still gotta get back and pack tonight but I'm glad that we can spend some time not having to be like start. And just like relax for a little bit.


So here we have a Hachi robot just cleaning the CES show floor, right? So hi, so who are you? Hi, how are you doing? Who are you? My name is Kevin and I'm from Hachi. Alright, are you the CEO? No, I'm not. I'm the head of international operations. And here you have the coolest looking on-the-table smart projector, no? Of course. So this is called Hachi Infinite. This is a touchscreen projector. All you have to do is to place on any flat surface and you can start playing with your fingers right away. You can turn it. Of course. You can use it right there. Any flat surface. How's the black table? It's okay or no? The color, the material, doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Nice. So it's auto focusing right now. So you can use this to play games, to watch movies. Or if you are more like a business person, you can use this to have some documents done. For example like this. So you can use this to do Word, Excel, PowerPoint. Nice. So you've been selling this in China or how is it the sales in the US or Europe? Right now we're selling this in China. We're also selling this in the United States as well. People can purchase this on Amazon at 999 US dollars. 999. That's right. Any chance this can become more affordable? Well, it is. I mean right now the manufacturing cost is pretty high. So we are trying to lower the retail prices as well. 499? Not that low. Before CS 2021? Well, maybe not that low. Maybe 799, 899. Nice. And you can also just flip it around, have it on the wall as like a cinema, right? So this is a short through projector. What's the resolution? So the resolution is 720p. So the screen goes up to 100 inches. Nice. All you have to do is to move it back a little bit and you can use this as a regular projector. It will autofocus no matter the distance. That's right. Or you can manually focus also? No. You can manually focus. It has autofocus. It has automatic keystone correction as well. Nice. And here to show you showing more and more different cool stuff. What is this guy? So this is our logistic robot. Logistics. That's right. How does it work? Can you open the drawers on it and stuff? Of course.  And what does it say? We have a screen on the top. It says our company name as well. And it will open the door? That's right. Maybe you need to reboot it. It has to go back to where it's supposed to be. So it's over there. Okay. Let's get it back. Okay. So it's just going to go and then come back. That's right. Logistics. Can it deliver breakfast at the hotel? It can deliver breakfast. It can deliver meals. It can be used at home and business office and office buildings everywhere. So now it's going to come over here at some point? Just give it a sec. Maybe it's tired because it's been a long CES. This is the end of the show, right? This is the last day, so. And let's go in there. So you have another one there. These are all different robots. It's a different one. So what's happening here? So this is a home carrying robot. So you can have this at your house. You can use this to monitor your health. You can use this to help you control all the smart home devices. So how does it work? So it has a screen. Come over here. You can tell this to come over here. Yeah. Come over here. So you can tell this to come over here. Bingo, bingo. Bingo, bingo. Bingo. It's like bingo. Bingo, bingo. I'm over here. I have to yell at him. I'm not good with Chinese. So you can use this to control all your smart home devices. Can you make it speak English? At this moment, no. But we will have English version as well. So right here, this guy has arrived here. So is it ready to open or is it going away again? Okay. It needs to reboot, I think. Okay. It's busy. It's coming back here. So it has to come over here. Over there? Okay. It's only opening when it's in the authorized area of the logistics company. It's coming over there. Excuse me. Excuse you? Okay. Okay. Can you open the drawer? It's very polite, robot. It's got his own mind, his own ideas.  You can have the Amazon delivery. You have another one. Here's your Bluetooth headphones. Boom. And here's another one. Another delivery. Nice. Here's your scrambled eggs for breakfast. Nice. You can use this to deliver meals, deliver breakfast, deliver lunch, deliver anything. Mike is a little bit gone. Okay. So Hachi is a Shenzhen company? No. We are a company based in Beijing. Beijing? Okay. And big into cool smart projectors, robots. What's the plan for the future? We are a company. Sorry. Mike is gone. Okay. Let me just... I think it's interference. Okay. There you are.  Yes. So we are a company focusing artificial intelligence and robotics technology. So we have products like smart projectors. We have products like logistics robots. We have products like home care robot and smart vision as well. What is this part? So this is more like a security camera inside communities. You can have this at shopping malls, at your communities. All you have to do is to input all your known identity at here. And it will automatically show. That's right. You can have my face in your system. That's right. And direct connection to Chinese government? No. Of course not. No? Of course not. I'm joking. Okay. That's cool. So you can have face recognition. That's right. You can see where people are. That's right. People are falling. This is real or it's just a future stuff? This is real. You already deployed this? That's right. It will automatically show your age, your gender, whether you are wearing a glasses or wearing your hat or not. All right. So what's your vision for international, right? Is that your job to get to Europe, USA? What's the plan? What's the strategy? So first of all, we are definitely trying to sell more products in the United States. For example, the AI projector. So we are launching this projector in Amazon, Walmart, Beta. So people can purchase this product everywhere. So this is more like an AI entrance level product. I love this product. I've been wanting to have this product for like 15 years. I've been looking for everywhere people should bring this kind of product. I'd like to see it in the size of a phone. So you have your phone on the table. It makes a 20 inch tablet. Are you working on that? We are. We're definitely trying to make this smaller, lighter. And this, as a matter of fact, this is our second generation. And it's already about three pounds. Three times brighter. That's right. So it would be nice if you can get full HD and a phone size in the pocket. You should make a phone basically. You should make a phone with a built-in 20 inch projector. That's right. Interactive on any table. If you did something like that, that'd be really special. We're trying to do that right now. Can you make it in 2020? Maybe not. But we are definitely trying to make it in 2021. All right. And you have your laser. How does it know where I'm touching? It's a laser array here, right? So we have two cameras at here. And one camera is more like for the projection. And the other camera is more like a sensor. Tell whether you're touching this or not. Are you not making an IR blasting? No, it's from here. It's from here. Only from there. There's nothing down here. It's just a camera. It knows where I am. Exactly. Is that how you play? I don't think that's how you play this game. Okay, I would lose. Okay. How about let's see. Half-brick. So you can use this to play any game? So it's important to have a nice quality touch detection. Perfect. Because the other... I've seen people do IR here. Okay. But it's better to just do directly. Exactly. All right. All right. Good deal. All right.


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Hello and welcome. You're watching News Made Easy. I am Anindya Chakravarty and today I'm going to teach you how to get super rich So that these gold coins shower or new as well Well for starters, the first thing that you have to do is that you have to be born rich Well, there's no other way out Let me tell you you have to be born rich to get rich in India Or you have to be extremely lucky or you have to be a wheeler dealer who takes some Politicians black money investors and then make some money out of it Otherwise, generally, it's only those who are rich who can get rich. Sorry about that. This formula isn't great But still let's try and understand how that happens. But before that, let me give you some facts from the COVID here We know that what happened during COVID most people their income went down many people lost their jobs Many people took pay cuts many people had to work longer hours because Other people were sacked and they had to fill in for them So life became much tougher for even the relatively affluent upper middle class But what happened to the rich? The rich actually got richer Just look at this number the top 100 billionaires in India if their total wealth the additional wealth that they got in the COVID year Everyone's wealth reduced these top 100 billionaires their wealth wealth increased And if you take that extra money that they made in 2020 the wealth and Distributed it amongst the lowest 10% as in the poorest 10% of India They end up getting about a lakh each one close to one lakh rupees each That is what the poorest people will get if the additional wealth made in 2020 By the top 100 billionaires is taken and redistributed Those 100 billionaires still remain extremely rich It is just that in a bad year their money is taken and redistributed the top lowest 10% of people will end up with between 90 to 1 90,000 to 1 lakh rupees alright forget about the top 100 billionaires Let's just look at the top 11 billionaires the additional wealth they made in the year 2020 That was taken away and invested in India's rural employment guarantee Scheme which is Mandrega right which gives work to lots of poor people in villages That can be run for 10 years that can be run for the next 10 years if just the Additional wealth added by the top 11 billionaires in India was taken and used That's the scale of additional money the rich have made in a year when the economy is done badly by the way They have not really done anything It's not as if these people have invested more taken more risks sold more been very entrepreneurial and made more money No, they just basically in the middle of the Lockdown made more money. That's all that happened. All right. That's because they were rich Okay, this is the first part the second part is That we all say that you know the entrepreneurs business people they take risks They take risks and therefore they deserve the money that they make because and a regular employee someone who has a salary job What do they do? They go to work. They do their work. They come back and the end of the month They get a salary of course We know sometimes that doesn't happen as we saw this year people have to take pay cuts the jobs were lost They have to work harder in many cases will come to that work Hard work part as well, but let's look at the issue of risk. Is it true that business people the rich business people actually take risks? In India that is absolutely not true Because take the case of how a business a big business is run a big business when there's a big project What do they do? They either raise money from the markets, right? Which is the public the public puts in their money. It becomes a public's risk or they go to bank and take a loan Let's assume that a Project costs 100 crore, right? It's a big project 100 crore rupees is going to be spent on that When a businessman goes to a bank the bank says how much are you putting in into this project? The if the cost is 100 crore how much are you going to directly put in what is the equity that you're putting up? How much skin in the game do you have and the businessman says that?  I'm going to repay everything now What does the businessman actually do and they said there are innumerable cases of such behavior in India They gold played the cost. What does that mean? That means that instead of showing the actual hundred crore cost They say my cost is actually 125 crore so they go and say 125 crore is my cost, right? Remember actual cost is 100 crore if the businessman truthfully went and said that this is my cost Give me 80 crore as loan. They would have to put up 20 crore So what they do instead is that they go and say my actual cost is 125 crore right 125 crore and I am going to put up 20% of that which means I'm going to give 25 crore So I'll need a loan of 100 crore, right? This is all accounting jugglery. That's done The banks is okay 25 crore is 20% or 125 and 100 crore is 80% or 125 So here 100 crore take that. What is the risk the entrepreneur has now? Zero, right? If that project fades the banks come and say pay back. They say oh, I'm bankrupt I can't pay take my company Take the assets that I've built here sell them. How does it matter to me? I have not spent a penny. If this had worked out, I would have made money I would have made profit on zero investment mind you because all of it would have come from the bank But here I have nothing to lose. There was zero skin in the game In fact, there are many cases where when banks went to take over companies or take over the assets What they found is that the entrepreneurs have actually used front companies To take these loans and push it out into other projects Which had nothing to do with the original company which got the loans and there's no way to get that money back We know of innumerable cases where loans have been virtually written off Why because they they can't be repaid they become bad loans and Out of the hundred rupees that was taken five rupees is being repaid to the bank That is what is happening ten rupees is being repaid to the bank What has happened to the entrepreneur? Zero nothing has happened to the entrepreneur If you cannot prove that there's been any malpractice Nothing happens to them. They continue to be rich own ten houses own private jets private You know travel around the world and continue to be give sound bites to TV channels and courts to newspapers And I call the great captains of industry despite losing public money Despite losing money of the banks they have zero risk most often they take very little risk. Okay, that's the issue of fear Yes, you'll say that there are that's not true for everyone. Yes, that's not true for everyone But it is true for most Corporates in India that is the reality. That is why we have this ballooning Bad debt which has continued to increase not reduced in the least bit. All right now. Let's talk about hard work people say Entrepreneurs do a lot of hard work. They have these great ideas. They do hard work They invest behind an idea. They work hard. They make profits and they give jobs to people Oh really do they really work hard or is it that middle management guy who works the hardest? whose children call up call him up in Or call him or her up at office and say when are you coming home? This I still have another meeting, right? I have to work on Sunday. I have to go after travel I have to go out of the city Those are the people who work hard and those are the people who pay when the top management Actually messes up and the company does badly and its revenues go down. It messed us to make losses. Who loses the job? the middle management The lower paid people and the workers in the factories. These are the people who lose their job The top management takes pay cuts, but they protect each other So the rich continue to protect each other. They never lose job they move from one company to another and They're kind of rehabilitated even if they've lost corrows and hundreds and thousands of corrows in the business that they ran That is how the rich continued to save their skins That is how the rich continue to stay rich That is how the only way to remain rich in this country be rich invest in the markets And finally let me end with what happened in the stock markets. What happens in the stock markets? You put in your money.  Only those who have a lot of money can take risk when the markets go down Sit back and then make money when it goes up. Those are the people who really get Most of the money made in our country is by the richest people. There are very few people in India stock markets and even there even in terms of mutual funds the number of people who have a Significant amount of savings in mutual funds is very little. Most of them have very small amounts of saving. So Look at what happened in the stock markets during COVID in March right before the lockdown began because of COVID The nifty went down to about 7500 right today. It is more than 15,000 So people sat at home and doubled their money without any Any risk at all while other people who'd lost their jobs Goto pay cuts had to withdraw their savings to run their homes The rich simply put their money in the stock markets and made money The big corporates made huge profits because they cut costs. They cut wages. They cut salaries and Even though their revenues went out their profits increased So that is how the rich continued to be rich and that is why the rich continued to be rich in this country And that is why the rich control all institutions They control the media and they control everything unless you ask these questions You will constantly be told that private sector entrepreneurship. That is the best But right now you know it is not because you many of you have lost your jobs Many of you are thinking maybe the future is not looking that great. That's the show today Keep watching news click and do subscribe to us


The narcissist will not take no for an answer They will not accept your refusal. They will be persistent in demanding something They won't take no for an answer When you first come into contact with a narcissist They can be very persistent and demanding. It's clear that they want something from you They want your attention They want you to admire them They want you to validate their false self and the illusion that they are trying to portray That is their main objective It's to get you to notice them It's to arouse your interest or curiosity But if you refuse their proposal That doesn't mean that they're just going to go away They will be very persistent and This is due to their strong scent of entitlement They believe that they have a right to you They're very arrogant and audacious And they just see you as an object that exists to serve them They don't see you as a separate human being with your own interests They think that if they want something you should want it too They will not take no for an answer Even if you make it clear to them that you are unwilling to participate They will just see it as though you're being stubborn or difficult They will not respect your boundaries Because they have no respect for themselves They expect you to be whatever they want you to be And they expect you to see them however however they want to be seen They don't want you to have your own independent thoughts and ideas Because that is a threat to their reality They want to pull you into their world While expecting you to accommodate them And if you refuse to do that In their minds there is something wrong with you They don't self reflect They don't look at themselves to see what they've become In their minds they are perfect They are everything that you should want And if you don't want them There must be something wrong with you When you are in a relationship with a narcissist They will not take no for an answer They might demand something from you And you may choose to say no You may choose to reject their proposal or idea And this will deeply offend them They are shame based people Who are doing everything they can to avoid reflecting on their shame So they don't see it as though you're rejecting their proposal or idea They see it as though you're rejecting them As though they're worthless and insignificant They see it as an attack on their character Because their character is built on a house of cards It isn't real It has no foundation or structure Which is why they can often seem so arrogant They have an exaggerated sense of their own abilities and importance Because it isn't real They're just pretended to be something they're not And when you say no to them It's like you've denied their false existence It's like you've denied their false reality It triggers a narcissistic injury Which is then followed by narcissistic rage It triggers them to self reflect for a short period of time Which will only make them angry or upset Because when you put a mirror in front of the narcissist They cannot stand to see their true reflection They don't want to see themselves as they actually are They want to be seen as perfect They expect you to see them that way But if you disagree with anything they've said or done In their minds that means you think they're completely flawed Because deep down that's how they see themselves Which is why they abandoned who they really are And created a false self But any time that you disagree with them or say no It crushes their false self Because the false self isn't real It requires external validation And if you're not constantly supporting their delusion It falls apart They revert back to their true self And they begin to feel completely flawed It feels like an attack And that is why they get so angry and upset That is why they react so emotionally While a normal person wouldn't be so bothered if you said no to them Maybe they would understand But the narcissist cannot understand because they lack empathy They cannot understand or share your feelings or experience They cannot put themselves in your shoes So any time that you try to set a boundary with them They just see it as though you're trying to hurt or offend them They see it as though you're just trying to make their lives difficult and inconvenient They lack empathy So they cannot recognize that you have your own interests and needs They don't always fully recognize the effects that their behavior has on you And even when they do They don't really care They have a strong sense of entitlement They believe that they are inherently deserving of privileges and special treatment So they expect you to make sacrifices for them They expect you to give up something valued For their benefit or gain The narcissist will not take no for an answer They will not accept your refusal of their proposal or idea They can be very arrogant or audacious They believe that they have a right to do and say whatever they want They have no respect for you They have no regard for your feelings wishes or rights It's like dealing with an overgrown unruly child They are disorderly and disruptive They lack organization It is very rare that you will experience a moment of peace while you are around them They are not responsive to discipline or control They lack obedience and compliance They have to be in the authoritative position They have to call the shots They expect you to obey them They expect you to follow their rules and regulations They expect you to see and do things their way Whenever you demonstrate any form of individuality or free-thinking That is an offense to the narcissist That is a breach of their rules and regulations And it will only cause annoyance and resentment Which will be brought about by a perceived insult or disregard for themselves Because they are the biggest victims in the world It's all about them and how life is so unfair to them And yet they expect you to fix everything They expect you to comply with their demands They expect more from you than they expect from themselves Because underneath the arrogance and entitlement They know that they are incapable of doing anything on their own Which is why they demand so much from you Which is why they cannot take no for an answer Because they know that they need you They are constantly in survival mode And in their minds, you are their only hope of survival So when you reject their proposal or idea It makes them feel like you are abandoning them When you are supposed to be their life support You are supposed to fix everything for them This dynamic always goes back to their childhood They were enabled by their parents to act in this way They were never disciplined When they wanted something Their parents gave it to them Their parents rewarded their bad behaviour Which has taught the narcissist That all they have to do is cause commotion To get what they want Which is why they will not take no for an answer If you say no to a narcissist It will only make them angry or upset They will rage at you Or they will become passive aggressive And give you the silent treatment Or they will try to force you into submission They will try to intimidate you They will try to pressure you Into doing something that you are unwilling to do They will try to obtain something from you By using force or threats Without any regard for you Because they are self-absorbed And they lack empathy They only care about themselves Thank you for watching I hope this video resonated with you Please like, comment Share and subscribe If you were like a donate My PayPal link Is in the video description Coaching inquiries You can email me at coaching.narcsurvivor.co.uk Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


Hi, this is Dr. Dunn. A couple of questions have come up from students asking how they can be sure that they're saving their work when they're in Posit Cloud. And it hadn't occurred to me until recently that some of you may never have worked with a computer that actually used what we used to call floppy disk. And in Posit Cloud, like many programs, they use the old floppy disk as an icon to tell you where the save button is. If you look here in the Quick Start, I just opened up the Quick Start worksheet. And if I look up here at the very top, you can see there's two little squares there. And those are floppy disks. And when I hover over it, it says save all open documents. And so you can just click that, and that'll save all the documents you have open if you've got more than one. If you look down here in the Quick Start itself, if you look closely, you can see a grayed out image of another floppy disk icon there. And the reason it's grayed out is that we've not made any changes yet. If you look up here next to the save all, there's another one of these grayed out individuals save the current document that you're working on, icons. If I put my cursor here, say I'm going to start typing in my name, and as soon as I type, I've changed that document. You can see the name now has an asterisk by it to tell you that it's been changed, but not saved. That's what that tells you. So you can click either this floppy disk icon to save it or click that one and save your changes. So do that often. That'll save a little bit of heartbreak. And I hope this helps.