Waching daily Nov 28 2018

Once life beats in you you're responding isn't it

so your understanding responsibility has compulsive activity no responsibility

responsibility it's your ability to respond by giving up your ability to

respond have you changed anything I'm asking nothing isn't it

is it better to retain your ability to respond whether there is action in your

hands or not still is it better to retain your ability to respond within

you yes if you see I am responsible you may become capable of action the

possibility is there if you see I am NOT responsible there is no possibility of

action yes if you see some situation is there hopeless situation right now in

the society if you see I am responsible you made a one you may do one small

thing which may be a neglible negligible thing right now but this negligible act

after 100 years may become a solution isn't it if you think I'm not

responsible even that little action will not come out of you yes

I was just walking on the beach today some ladies who had come for walk you

know welted a woman they were standing there and cleaning all the beach picking

off all the plastic all this we have done an enormous amount of job like this

where ever we are I was really happy Madras bitch has always been a horrible

place yes you can't put your foot anywhere and

somebody who works that place is taking the responsibility of cleaning does it

mean the whole of Tamil Nadu Coast will become clean tomorrow morning

no but this well-to-do woman who is well dressed is doing I'm sure even the

fisherman if he sees this woman cleaning every day tomorrow he will hesitate to

shit in this place he will find a little some other place for himself yes he will

because there is humanity in everybody it's just that you have to stir it up

people's humanity has frozen if you stir it up everybody is fantastic yes when it

is frozen there can be they can be very horrible see we're doing programs in the

prisons both in India and United States I find these prisoners when I am there

for those 5-6 days with them they just wonderful guys okay they're great

company really they're great company because very intense people and when I

go there I spend the whole day with them and I have my own way I have my own

back-alley jokes for them and stories for them I am very much a part of them

because they're very intense and wonderful guys it's just that one part

of them is out of control otherwise you will say criminals are wonderful people

they're hugely capable people you should see the you know innovativeness of this

guys you give him a pin he will make something else out of it a

great tool lot of it you know I saw one man in the United States in the Kentucky

Correctional Center this guy has a passion for tattooing everybody

tattooing is banned in the prison okay every time they catch him they take away

things but he invents new ways of manufacturing permanent ink and rails

new new ways okay impossible ways they told me how many different ways he made

this ink from what is available in the prison okay she could be genius outside

but the problem means buying is become a criminal the problem is just this

limited responsibility he thinks he is only responsible for himself not for

that one why is it that you can rob this one harm this one kill this one why

because you think that life is not my responsibility

isn't it I am only responsible for this one limited responsibility he is the

source of all evil on this planet is it is it so you think I am only responsible

for myself or my family and nothing else this is what gets you to do things which

are unpleasant isn't it if you truly saw everything that is here is my

responsibility you would function in a very sensible

way just you will do what's needed nothing more nothing less

yes or no would you be an excess no right now just see everybody's excess in

the world people are doing excess why because they think they are only

responsible for their own lives and maybe one or two more lives which are

attached to them they are not responsible for anything else everything

in excess so much in excess human beings are becoming absolutely ridiculous yes

do you see modern world as we become more and more capable people are

becoming such an excess that they don't behave like humans anymore yes or no is

it happening but now once it happened Shankaran Pillai his only son went to

Africa

as an IT professional you know Indians

he went there and he made friends with local guys and one day his friend told

him that in this weekend he is going to visit his family which doctor

and he invited Shankaran Pillai son you can also come if you wish to he is quite

a miraculous man so he went along there he went and saw the witch doctor was

mumbling away like only an African witch doctor can mumble and all kinds of you

know skulls and gods and all kinds of stuff then he was amazed with the things

that were happening there then the friend said you can ask what you want

and he will give it to you so Shankaran Pillai he was missing his parents so he

thought about his father his father was always regretting that he's getting all

he wants to get back his youth so he asked the witch doctor can you make my

parents young so witch doctor mumbled away like crazy and then pulled out some

black deadly looking balls a few of them put it in a bottle and said give them to

your parents it'll take years of their life so he packed it properly and

FedExed it to India

and after three months his project is over he came back home he came home went

into the house the doors were open he walked in then there was a young man you

know taking care of an infant he went in and asked who are you where's my father

with my mother

Shankaran Pillai said hey it's me he's become a young man Oh father I'm so

happy for you you look anger than myself but where is mom he pointed at the

infant and said that's her she took three pills everything in excess isn't

it simply because you think the rest of the creation is not your responsibility

that's why you're in excess isn't it if you saw you're truly responsible does

somebody have to be tell you be good to others be gentle walk gently on this

planet is it necessary if you really felt this is my responsibility

there was no necessary for any no need for anybody to come and tell you how to

be on this planet you know how to be isn't it some responsibility is what you

are using to draw boundaries if you make your responsibilities limitless there

are no boundaries upon you the boundaries are drawn in your mind

isn't it so yes do you want to be a limited human being or an unlimited

human being what is the difference between you and the people whom you

worship just see you are Krishna you're Rama you're Buddha your Jesus or whoever

you worship what's the difference between you and them they all had eight

eight hands and did more work than you is it so most of them did not even know

they're living they ate in other people's homes and went away isn't it

but you worship them why they lived in unlimited responsibility if they never

had unlimited capability but they lived in unlimited responsibility so you

worshiping them you are living in limited responsibility

who put this limit on you tell me what's the advantage is there any advantage you

just suffocating yourself with it that's all you know there's something

called home sweet home that is your house is built out of candy is that what

it means

wherever you go you come back to this particular building and suddenly if you

have why you taken full responsibility for that place there you are at ease

other places you are walking like a stranger you're never at ease now if

your responsibility is limitless wherever you are you're perfectly at

home is it not important that you walk on this planet with a huge sense of

belonging and ease and joy should it happen only inside this particular

building is it not important that you walk this planet with total ease and

joyfulness both for your own sake and for the sake of that must fear a joyless

space is the worst crime on the planet yes the worst crime that you can commit

on this planet 'is you walk around with a joyless face because the whole world

is trying to be happy isn't it if you are creating an atmosphere of

unhappiness isn't this the worst crime against humanity yes or no it is not

murder robbery which is the worst crime joyless faces on the planet as the most

horrible crime a large population in the world is committing this crime on a

daily basis moment to moment

now whatever you call is God does God have total control over

everything that you do right now does he have

I'm asking you a simple question does God have total control over what your

going to think now and do not know but somehow we worship Him because they

believe he is responsible for everything isn't it you can become in such a way

this is so simple you just walk with utter responsibility you will see within

a short time people around you annoyingly will become worshipful

towards you annoyingly they don't even know why but they will become worshipful

towards you simply because you are walking without any barriers on yourself

without any boundaries for yourself you will see unknowingly people will start

becoming merciful towards you

you

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Hey guys.

Welcome to another video on my channel.

Actually I would better say "Welcome to a new VLOG"

because this is how JOHN always make the greetings in his videos,

as this is a video together with John.

I make a "Try not to laugh challenge"

I have not watched his videos yet

He lives far away (in Germany)

and we sent some funny videos to each other.

this is how we managed it...!

Hey guys. Starting now!

Excited for the videos... GO!

If you want to know, who won this challenge

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So check John's channel (after this).

Now I had a better look...

Let's go on...

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there were some really funny videos

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The Shiproom: Episode 1 - Fruit of the Loom - Duration: 10:41.

- Welcome to the Shiproom, you're on the air.

You know there are four fruits

in the iconic Fruit of the Loom logo,

and I'm gonna be eating 'em today along with my guest,

the SVP from Fruit of the Loom, Bobby Berry.

So Bowling Green, Kentucky, is not only where

Fruit of the Loom is, but it's also the site of the factory

that has built every single Corvette since 1981.

- Just about every Corvette.

If you go to the Wendy's over by the Corvette plant,

you have to have a Corvette to park

in the first couple spots.

- So is it a Corvette painted on there?

- It's a big sign that says, "Corvettes Only".

- Based on our research, there's not another city in the

world that leads in building underwear and sports cars.

- That's probably true.

- So companies face a lot of challenges when they have a lot

of employees and a lot of locations.

You have both.

It can lead to silos, communication challenges.

What do you do to improve collaboration?

- You're right, a lot of locations globally,

a lot of employees, 230,000 or so.

Just giving them better platforms to have

these conversations about the things that are relevant

in their department, in their region potentially.

- In their world.

When you start to let people connect themselves rather than

kind of forcing hierarchies or forcing these weird siloed

departments things, people want to talk.

People want to collaborate and connect,

so like I said, IT being an enabler, I mean a lot

of times we're breaking down walls.

- One of the things I've been watching for a long time

with Fruit of the Loom is we've worked with you

with Microsoft 365 is, you guys are

a very forward-looking organization.

How do you do that?

- It feels slow at times and then you have these sparks

of just acceleration in different groups within the

organization, adopting tool X, Y, or Z, whatever it may be.

Different teams will kind of latch on to something.

We talk about Power BI.

We've got this gigantic adoption of Power BI.

I've never seen so many people hungry to learn something.

- Data. - Exactly.

That's what it is, it's all about data.

- Data. - Data.

- Data. - Data.

- Power BI. - Business.

- Teams. - Data.

- Exactly.

- You've had a long tenure in the industry.

You've been doing this a long time.

You've had a front row seat to a lot of business jargon,

a lot of business words.

I have these cards here.

We're gonna take these words, we're gonna use 'em

in a sentence.

- Oh boy. - Okay?

The greatest innovation that has accelerated my team's

ability to put new value into the cloud,

is the solution-based flex process inputs.

- That's pretty good.

The product development team requires intermediate content

relevance platforms to be productive.

- Alright, one of the most important aspects of virtual

networking in the cloud is the cloudification

of third party TCO networks.

- Data Center technology evolves into interoperational

VM synergy linkages.

- Wow.

That's a masterpiece right there.

Trademark that one.

- One, two, three.

- Well, that didn't go very far.

- Oh, you know, that's somebody calling us

on the Teams phone.

They must know you're here.

Let's see who's here.

Hey, welcome to the Ship Room with Bobby Berry.

Who is this?

- Hey, hey, it's me.

Roosevelt Hanson.

I'm a local stand-up and I am a big fan

of Fruit of the Loom, Bobby.

I'd love to drop some material on you

because I do the underwear humor.

But I should probably start with some kind

of business questions.

So, you've done a lot of work puttin' together some

really robust cyber security at Fruit of the Loom,

tell me about that.

- You know, we look at kind of a news, right?

And you get scared to death of the challenges

of cyber security, and so we have very robust education

and awareness that we run all of our employees

through training to understand how they can be,

I'll say how they can be manipulated.

You know, whatever it could be.

- No, these attacks are very well engineered.

- Absolutely, and all that attack, like it's all

commoditized now, so anyone can do it at scale.

We just have to keep our employees on their toes.

We love to do fishing campaigns.

It's fun when you catch the people that you shouldn't catch.

That's really fun. - Yeah, yeah.

- But it's also fun too, when you see an organization

that figures it out.

We started, we had some percentage

of individuals who clicked.

- Did you see that going down?

- Did you see it going down?

It's so rewarding that people start to really understand

their role in keeping the company secure.

- Despite all the training that we do,

somebody's gonna fall for this.

And so we have to have, as a community, as an IT

community that understand that we have to have

an assumed breach posture.

Used to be that we all assumed that our walls that we

had built were impenetrable and everything was safe,

but you have to have an assumed breach culture,

then you have to have the capabilities to be able

to identify the breach and act quickly.

And that's where most organizations fall short today.

- Wow, nice.

This is some pretty deep stuff.

How 'bout I bring the room back up with some of my

unique brand of comedy? (laughs)

- I don't know about that, you know, this is a serious show.

- Oh come on, I'll keep it brief.

Get it?

Brief, underwear, zing. (laughs)

- Alright.

You're done.

I read an article where you said you looked around

the industry and you saw all these small competitors

who are taking these big bites out of the market.

And they were transfer changing really fast.

You have these really kind of fast start-ups.

How do you think about technology enables Fruit of the Loom

to respond and compete?

- It's the collaboration side of things.

If you can make it so that people can make those decisions

faster, you start to be able to participate in that really

fast development cycle, product development cycle.

You start to be able to connect to your consumers faster.

It's that whole breaking down the walls, connecting people,

and adjusting the culture to let them know that that's okay,

that's what you're supposed to do.

That's the only way to compete.

It's the platform just enabling collaboration is the key.

We were on prim everything for a long time.

Realized that doesn't scale and it's expensive to do it

that way, and it almost, it's like the definition of silo.

It's like just, I'll put it in a little box in a corner

and kinda keep things that way.

When we invested, a lot of our conversations were about,

this is gonna essentially take all this burden off

of us around managing

- Infrastructure. - Infrastructure.

You know, that's kind of going away.

And really in putting on people's end points,

their work stations, their phone, you know,

whatever device they happen to have, a direct connection

into this backbone of communication that we can create

with the tools that we got from investing in Microsoft.

- Okay, so when you set your sights on improving the

productivity of the organization, how did you go about it?

Designers, accounting, supply teams, I mean,

you've got everything.

- I think we started to identify groups that should be

collaborating more, internally and externally,

and targeted them first.

If you can get them to adopt it, everybody else

kind of looks to them as, oh wow, they can do it,

I know I can do it.

Then it just gets, I'll say, a little easier.

Some of the smaller teams, you get them running

on a platform.

- You were able to work out any kinks that are

in the system, but you get a quick win, then you can scale.

- Yeah, exactly.

- So quick wins.

(ringing)

How do you balance being really hands-on versus letting

your users choose the tools that they wanna use?

- You've always gotta have some guard rails.

We feel like we do a good job of presenting to the business

the types of tools that are really gonna be what they need

to kinda meet their needs.

At the end of the day, whatever makes them productive.

And I think the investments we've made, we have all

the right tools to make them productive.

And there are very few, it's few and far between,

when someone comes up and says I need X, Y, or Z.

Some of it ends up being an education opportunity.

Oh, well, you can do that over here.

- Exactly, exactly.

- Every once in awhile there'll be a who-knows-what app

somewhere that they have to have and take a look at it

and they're right.

Some of these very niche kind of applications

for specific groups, they're 100% correct.

I don't wanna build it.

I'm certainly not gonna run any software to do it,

but if they've got something that's out in the cloud,

hey, let it rip.

- The whole time we've been talkin',

we've also had a machine learning bot.

It's been listening to everything we've been talking about.

So let's develop the 12 most relevant questions

from what our topic has been.

What you see here in front of us,

is we recreated the Fruit of the Loom logo.

You and I are gonna try to finish the platter

of fruit while we answer the questions.

- Oh, this is gonna be fun.

- Okay, we're gonna start the timer now.

(upbeat music)

Question number one.

Neapolitan ice cream, what flavor do you eat first?

- Strawberry.

- You think velcro has a future in underwear?

- Probably more so than a zipper.

- When you get a phone call, is your first thought,

why don't you just text me?

- I don't like talking on the phone.

- Would you cancel work if a snake got loose

in the building?

- A snake?

- What about a goose?

- No.

- If there were budget cuts, which fruit would you cut?

- Currants.

- I actually never had a currant before.

Can a cubicle be haunted?

- No, there aren't any walls.

- You parallel park, or just go somewhere else?

- I usually go somewhere else.

- I think I've had about as much as I can eat today.

So people wanna know more about you and about Fruit of the Loom,

where can they learn more?

- Fruitoftheloom.com, everything about the company,

about what we do is right there.

- You are an amazing leader, and I think

in an amazing brand, in an amazing culture,

and you can eat a lot of fruit.

- Thanks, I appreciate it.

Thanks for having me.

- I'm Brad Anderson from the Shiproom.

We'll see you the next time.

- We have a turkey.

- What?

- Yeah, man her name is Elvira.

She hangs out at turkey times of the year,

she's all over the campus.

She's got a badge and everything.

- What? - She's a welcome guest.

Yeah, absolutely, yeah.

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Hey, guys, I'm Emre, how are you?

I am bad.

yes I'm bad and I don't have to be good.

only

I'm bad, anyway

today there will be a very interesting video, how will a video

there will be no such nonsense video

There will be a nice video but

a bit confused

Music

yeah friends, we're on the basketball field right now

with my Russian friend, he is Mat.

now we will make a one-to-one match, freestyler

and so good

I'm in the middle of ...

So let's see what happens

I told him not to notice too much (I think he misunderstood too realized the difference yajakhgnkah)

man beat us nice

b:

you have to sweat now, you should see now

I don't understand what I said ...

man has long played basketball so

uncle scared me

see you this time really

Now I'm showing you people who are going to college.

-LET'S GO.

-Merhabeynn

- Hi, 00:40 Emre just got here.

- Don't be in touch with me.

My friends, take care of yourself, I love you all (A MINUTE)

- Can I say hello to you?

- What do I say?

(he says hi) He loves you

Ll see.

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