We'll start this webinar in a minute or so, just waiting for everyone to get here. All right, let's go ahead. Welcome to our last in our series of Expert Connects and topic, the Digital Supply Chain Explained. We hope you've enjoyed the series so far. My name is Ira Sager. I'm Vice President of Learning Initiatives for the Center for Global Enterprise. We tried something new with this series, 15-minute webinars over the last five weeks sharing key management skills for successful supply chain transformations. We hope you've enjoyed it and we think of this as espresso for the mind, short but sessions but packed with lots of information. Each session and this one as well, which will be on the topic of risk and competitive advantage. Vivek Galani, Manager of Research Programs and Analytics for Digital Supply Chain Institute, which is also an affiliate of CGE as will lead this session as he had all the other sessions. We hope after this session, after he's presented his slides, we have an opportunity for Q&A. If you have a question for Vivek, please use the Q&A function on Zoom to post a question and if we don't have time at the end of the session, we'll respond by email. Thank you and I'll turn it over to Vivek now. Thank you, Aira, for introduction. So welcome back, everyone. Today's session will talk about the digital supply chain's risk and how you can turn that into a competitive advantage. So those of you who are new are joining for the first time today. Over the last four weeks, we talked about digital supply chain. So at the Digital Supply Chain Institute, we defined digital supply chain as a customer-centric platform. And with the help of 26 supply chain executives, we divided digital supply chain into four areas, demand, people, technology and risk. So over the last three weeks, we talked about demand, people, and technology. And we'll jump into how companies should manage risk and what needs to be done in terms of turning that into a competitive advantage. I'll give you two examples of companies that are doing that right now. So first, let me get back to a basic process of understanding the risk management. I think it divides into three steps, identify, assess and manage. So I think all the supply chain leaders, and if you are studying in supply chain right now, I can use, you should think about for any kind of process within the supply chain or a company that you will work for. What are the risks you will face in a function or as in a company? And then you should assess what are the probability of that happening and what are the negative impact in terms of loss of revenue or loss of a customer. So you need to assess that. And once you assess it, I think the next step in the process is to manage it and put in controls in place to make sure that doesn't happen again. And if it happened, it has a lower impact on your business. And to give you a quick example on this one, and this may be probably an old example, but a VP gas oil leak, right? That was a really bad disaster rose to the VP, but the probability of that happening was really low. But if you compare it to the compared probability of hitting anyone by life twice, it was higher than oil leak was happening. And then, but then because that happened, I think they changed their whole research assessment to make sure that doesn't happen again. So I think every company needs to make sure they understand the current risk, future risk, and make sure to put in controls to manage those. So I did a little supply density when we started four years ago. I think every traditional supply chain has always been focused on compliance and regulatory risk. But at ASA, we introduced a business performance risk because when you talk about digital supply chain, it's all about connecting your customer learning from a customer, getting visibility from end-to-end supply chain. So if you do that, there are always a risk in terms of on-time delivery because if you don't deliver you, your revenue goes lower, you lose a customer. Business continuity. So if you look at business continuity, pandemic, natural disaster, I think those are all now more important than ever in terms of how companies need to think that right now. And I think there are so many companies lagging in that terms and supply and demand matching right now. Companies can't get the materials that they need right now because they don't have visibility into the suppliers. So that is one of the risks. And we'll talk more about supplier collaboration that is needed right now. And how you can turn that into competitive advantage. For product security, we are working with one of our DSM members and I'll give you an example of how they are thinking to turn product security into a competitive advantage. So for compliance and regulatory risk, and labor environment and health and safety is more important now than ever, right? In China, if you look at labor compliance is more important right now, health and safety of any usually many organizations right now is more than happy. More companies are now trying to do testing at the job location right now as most of the organization are opening, I'm going back to the offices. If you look at human trafficking, conflict of minerals and corruption, it's always a risk when you try to do a global supply chain. So definitely I think companies need to think about that. And then we have data privacy IP and cybersecurity. So cybersecurity is an overall, so when you look at the last three compliance or regulatory issues, cybersecurity is an overall framework, but within that you have data privacy and IP protection. And I'll give you a quick example on cybersecurity and why it is more important now than ever. So if you all remember in I think 2014, there was a hack at Sony. And this is an example from George Bailey, who is our managing executive director and chief research officer. And while he was working and leading the Sony, Sony, there was a hack because the Sony system was so siloed, hackers couldn't get through many systems and couldn't get access to the system. But now as you talked about digital supply chain and always talk about connected system within your company, but also with your supplier and customer and end to end supply chain, I think cybersecurity is more important now than ever. The other thing that I think you need to think about while you manage the cybersecurity is that I know companies always talk about putting more and more firewalls throughout the system and putting redundancy through all the system, but that doesn't help in all the cases. Just because sometimes if you do that, you have 1000 suppliers that you share data with through your SAP system or any other reality systems. And it's just discourage people to share the data because it is so hard for them to get access to because you have so many firewalls in place. So how do you manage those and make sure that while you have a security, you also have a proper access to your supplier to observe supplier proper access to your system. But to do that, I think you also need to train your suppliers and your customers in terms of, there are two, I'll give you two example of hacks that ran through the suppliers or the render partners. For target, I think it was the AC suppliers. So one of their employees got an email and through that email, they got access to the target servers. And for another example, for quest diagnostic, it was the tier two suppliers, they got access to them. So while it is important to keep in touch with your suppliers, it's also important for you to make sure that your suppliers, tier one or tier two or tier three suppliers are on the same level of cybersecurity as you are, but also the employees at those companies are also training to make sure they are following the proper cybersecurity protocols. So next, we did a quick survey of supply chain executives across the world and they asked them what are the top five supply chain risks for them and top supplier performance was really the first one. And while it is the biggest risk for them, it is also a really a competitive advantage. So if you can, while connect your system with suppliers and share data and you can analyze your contracts with them over the five years or any kind of historic data you have on the contract, I think you can really turn that into a competitive advantage by negotiating with them in terms of they are not believing it on time or what is the delivery ratio compared to the pricing that you are offering them. Next is data integration and analysis, matching supply with demand. Nothing supply with demand is right now more important. And I think in demand section, we talk about demand sensing. So not just you are just matching it, but I think sensing the demand and then matching that demand as well is more important now. So let me go to the next slide. So let me give a quick quote from chain IQ is one of the latest members. So from Dr. Darvila, he's CEO at chain IQ and he thinks that compliance and positive brand impact is an opportunity. I think every company should make sure that they are not losing any business because of a potential brand damage. And I think we also talk about brand image in our talent session. I think overall if you really work on a brand image I think it can also help you in terms of gaining new talent, which is also tech savvy and make sure our training to satisfy all they have some kind of training that it also helps you secure your digital supply chain platform going forward. So what does a good supply, what does good look like in this? So at BSA we have put together a risk, maturity assessment and if you go through that assessment if you're using your data to reduce the business performance and compliance risk through predictive analytics, I think that can be a really good maturity level. So at BSA we have three levels of maturity levels and this is the third level of maturity value. Use the data for predictive analysis for specific focus on cybersecurity and data protection. And strategically segment the risk of what to manage and where to gain a competitive advantage. So let me give you a quick example on how to turn risk into opportunity. And the first one is around product security. So one of our, we are at BSA we are working with one of our members who are the logistic company right now. And we are trying to see how and they are losing business because they're dealing through containers and they are losing some of the products and container isn't transit. So we are trying to figure out how we can analyze the container while it leaves a particular shape and then which is another destination how you can analyze, not actually inspect the product itself but from the outside of when the very few can identify a template of the container or not. And what they really want to do is once you identify a overall solution that is in terms of other ERP solution that like SAP or Oracle is providing turning that into a business solution that they can provide to other companies in the area. So I think every company can easily identify a problem that they really want to solve or a problem they have already solved and how to turn that into a competitive advantage. So I think when you join any supply chain definitely make sure that I think there are two things you need to make sure. First is really simple is about identify, assess and manage. This is a simple risk management process but the second is you need to identify what are the risks you want to mitigate but then what are the risks that you can definitely turn into a competitive advantage. So with that I'll hand it back to Ira for NQ&A. Thanks, Uzbek. Just have a quick question. I want to talk a little bit about obviously the pandemic we're in right now and how does that change from your point of view risk assessment and management and what kind of competitive advantages does that provide or how do companies change to leverage whatever competitive advantage they can gain out of a pandemic? So it's a great question and I think it really connects to the supplier collaboration side that we talked about. So I think as most of the companies are really struggling with getting materials from the suppliers because for some companies they have sole suppliers if you call it or just one supplier for a particular product or a part of the product and they are really struggling with that. And then what companies are doing right now is trying to understand if they can have multiple suppliers while not increasing the cost, they're trying different scenarios and make sure that they have a footprint in their supplier network to make sure they always have a product in time. Now what does how competitive advantage take part into that? For example, if you have one supplier in China and one supplier in India and there is some event in India that your suppliers cannot provide then suppliers in China gets activated at the time and then you get the product on time at all. What it does is it helps to gain market share. I can't give you the name but that was one of the ESM member companies that is really trying and they really gained market share. I think it was around 20% just by analyzing the supplier risk that they have and the supply footprint they have and then expanding it and creating redundancy into that supplier. So in terms of if you don't get the supplies from this, these are the next level and they have contracts in place to make sure that they get proper access when they need it. And also, for example, if a particular market doesn't get a particular product in time how you can deliver those products even if it's not your market. So I think having that, analyzing those kinds of risks and opportunities really helps come again in our competitive advantage. Very good. Well, we hope you've enjoyed this series and you can see all the recordings on our YouTube. One will join the others, we'll post this shortly and I want to thank Vivek and our audience. Vivek, I don't know if you want some final words to this. No, I'll just say, so thank you everyone for joining and we are always happy to talk about any of the supply, digital supply chain topics that you are interested of and you are studying or working on right now. So please feel free to reach out to us at any times and we'll be happy to have a talk. Very good. Thank you.


Hi everyone Joe for jazby's case breaks calm coming at you with 2020 tops clearly authentic baseball 10 box half case random team break number seven So it's the first half of a fresh case a very big thanks to all of these folks for getting into the action One spot gets you two teams, so we're gonna double you up Remember the diamond backs and Marlins are combo and there's no pirates on this checklist, so we took them out Let's roll it. Let's randomize it five and a one six times for each list one two three four Five and a one six in the final time All right after six we've got Derek down to a bunch of Derrick's Five and a one six times for the teams Six in the final time. Good luck. We got the Royals Down to the Angels If you're watching live the checklist is in the chat, so check that out All right, so Derek with the Royals Barry with the Tigers Donnie with the Cardinals Brandon You got my Dodgers Dennis with the Nets Derek with the Braves Terence with the Mets Derek with the Rays mark with the Rockies And the Reds Donnie with the Orioles Dennis with the Giants Derek with the Mariners in the A's Brandon with the Twins Matthew Shearer with the Phillies Barry with the Brew Crew Derek Rangers White Sox Padres Matthew with the Red Sox Terence with the Indians Derek with the rest Yankees the Diamondbacks Marlins combo Astros Blue Jays Cubs and Angels Let's alphabetize by team right here. If there is anybody interested in trades Let me know While you're thinking about trades, let's pop open this fresh case here and let's see which ten we're gonna do All right, so we got five and ten on the other side. We've got five and ten on that side right there We're gonna roll the die I'm gonna select Select that one right there one two three for the left side four five six for the right side And it's gonna be six One two three four five six, we're gonna be doing the right side and on this side. Let's mark this We'll put our tea on each box nice order chicken scratch It's actually also kind of hard to write at this angle All right, so you see our teas right there as you know when we do another one of these tomorrow You know that they're from the same case I don't think there's case. It's right thing like that, but it's nice to keep track. All right. There's those right there Any trades Terrence trying to work a trade Mets Indians anyone interested in Mets Indians Dark Sider needs a luxe. He does have the Dodgers Have we seen a luxe? I don't know if you've seen a luxe today Maybe not Terrence it is it is kind of late late for us anyway In the show trade window going once Trade window going twice Trade window closed. All right, so that list remains the same TWC is trade window closed. Let's print Let's rip. Let's see what's in these boxes. It's a pretty quick break And again, this is our last break of the night. I'll be back tomorrow 1 o'clock Pacific 4 o'clock Eastern We break seven nights a week folks, so whatever we don't get to today We'll always get to usually get to the next day So here's the official print out Derek certainly has the odds, but all it takes is one Takes is one First one is Brendan McKay There you go rookie Otto We have one of our guys here That breaks on Instagram live on Sunday Monday Sean was saying rookie of the year candidate right here since he's like a Otani type player a two-way player you can hit and he can pitch does that Carry the extra value to give him a rookie of the year Maybe I also forget who lost their rookie eligibility last year Brendan mccay should know There is Josh Rojas Arizona Diamondbacks Derek Melanson with the Diamondbacks Marlins combo next box It's gonna be Matt Tice That's for the Angels. It's also for Derek next up is Bobby Bradley for the Indians Terrence on the board tried to trade couldn't trade mojo. He didn't want He's gonna benefit with a hit instead next up is Nationals nice Juan Soto 50 out of 75 That's pretty nice Dennis Foley got randomized the Nats There you go There's Will Smith The Fresh Prince of Bel Air Dodgers autograph going to Brandon darksiders in the chat Be your your catcher for for this year Had a nice season last year Him and bought Austin Barnes should be the Dodgers catchers this year And then keeper Ruiz might be on the horizon next season or two And I love these look at that Dustin May 30 out of 99 1951 I believe design early 50s design That's pretty cool. That's pretty cool Now at and spring training back in March. He had some arm issues, which were a little troubling So the first I guess we had like to what two two and a half weeks of spring training. He didn't Throw a pitch a single pitch off the mouth So now I'm wondering With all this with three more months have gone by I wonder if he's healthy now and ready to contribute To the to the rotation or the bullpen be interesting Let's see We got Luis Robert White Sox Derek. It's a nice hit Again guys like him or the reason why that the White Sox could be a great team Sooner rather than later but all clicks all those young players have all just clicks Next up Keston here. That's a nice hit, too. That goes to Barry Roberts and the Brewers Had a nice season last year Strikeout raid is a little high. He's got a he's got a He's got a shave that strikeout rate down if he does that Have another excellent season this year From Southern California to All right next up is Last one Mauricio Dubon 70 out of 75 My rivals the Giants Dennis Foley There you go Dennis and there you go everybody It's a quick ten box break of 2020 tops clearly authentic baseball. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks calm. Thanks for watching us Thanks for joining all of our breaks, and we'll see you next time. Bye. Bye


What's up everybody? Jason here for jazzybeadscasebrakes.com 2023 Bowman Chrome University Football 12 Box Breaks, number 6 just sold out, I remember it featured 6 boxes of breakers and 6 boxes of hobby. And again guys, All-Cards ship and this is the second half guys of number 5. So there's everybody there and off you can see number there's 6. So here we go, light one by one. So that's a quicker, quicker break and we'll go through the boxes or halfway through ripping the packs guys. That's one more box and then we can rip open the first 6 of this mixer. Like I said, we're just down I think to 2 left in that flux so, remember that one's also an added bonus minus it being a promo break, minus it being potentially 5 times the entries. If you buy 2 teams or if you buy a spot in that break regardless you have a chance to win either the magic or the thunder. So I mean, we didn't hit any bigger magic or thunder in the first half so, it's like there should be better chances in this half. First box. We got Johnny Wilson and again the purples are not numbered but we'll still stay with them all guys. For the Ohio State Rock guys to $4.99, Ohio State's going to Steve Locke. Marvin Harrison Jr. and we got Dominic Lovett for Georgia to $1.50, Georgia that's going to AA Ron. Troubled about to, hahaha that was a good one really, that was funny. I just seen her out, Drew Aller, all of these cards have been stuck a little bit, Drake May, I'm not sure, I bet he is right, he's just waiting for this moment. It's a $2.99. All right we got an orange coming up and it's for Georgia, Kendall Milton, orange for Georgia to $25. Georgia's going to AA Ron, Ronde Gatston to $3.99, put them switches and see how the college will go again. Carson Beck and a gold Jihad combo for the Alabama Crimson Tide Mark. Early risers green, Marvin Harrison Jr. for the Ohio State, that is going to Steve Locke, that's a nice one right there but I'll talk about that one right now. There's a base, I haven't seen, I feel like I haven't seen any Colorado in the first box.  Damian Martinez for the Beavers, Javon Ballard for Georgia to $3.99, there's Shadoo Sanders and then McMillan for Arizona, that's probably going to go to the combo spot, prime time. There's two boxes in, yeah that would be great. I just changed it to that game right now, they're here in Adelaide playing against the Bruins but I didn't see what the score was. Orange, Chandler Morris, TCU to $25, Rubin Owen, oh they're down 14 to $6. Holu, Passana for Penn State, Allen Murdoch, Jaden Bray and a green, Brandon Presley for Oklahoma State, Shadoo Sanders, Marvin Harrison, Damian Martinez for the Beavers, that's a combo spot going to prime time. There's Travis Hunter, he had a pick earlier that I've seen but when I seen it it was like 6-0 the last time I saw it and then I put it onto the World Series. Oh yeah, 6-14. UCLA's not a bad team either, they lost a couple games this year but they could have won those. I know one for sure. In Colorado, they're not there yet, they're still young in their program. If Shadr does come back, I hope he does, you know I know NFL Money sounds enticing but I think he needs to get a little bit better as well. Travis can be gone if he really wanted to, he's pro ready but Colorado's like a year or two away, maybe three years obviously. They just got there but usually it takes a program like a couple years to get your own real full recruiting classes in and I'm trying to take over. They ain't there yet, they ain't there yet. It took Oregon Steve, Oregon basically figured it out and just destroyed them. Brandon Sullivan to $2.99. Puffs, Bugs, Trader Sanders, Pernod Dean, bonus Scott Goodman. Miles Davis or BYU, that's a combo spot. And a blue Trey Buckner for Alabama at $1.99. Marvin Harrison, Travis Hunter. And Mike L. Williams for Georgia to $4.99. Georgia, AA run. Two more hobby boxes and we're going to go with the breakers delight. Matt Mitchell for Texas. But an AA run of $25. And then we got for West Virginia, Mountaineer, CJ Donaldson Jr. This little pink mini-dime is to $1.50. Of course, that's going to go to combo spot and will. Dylan Everett for the Georgia Bulldogs to $1.99. Dante Smith to $1.99. Trader Sanders. And Chandler Morris, is that a variation? Usually, that's what backwards means though. I don't know, maybe we'll just leave that out though, just to be safe. Marvin Harrison, Jaleel, OU, Oklahoma, Michael, and no, Winnington. I don't think so. Maybe these are just backwards, but we'll just leave them up just to be safe. Hobby box guys, good luck. Nina Keonkely for Alabama. Jaden Delaro for Arizona. Going to the combo spot to $3.99. Jaron Dickey for my Ducks. Go Ducks, who has Oregon, Alan Murdock. Just steamrolled freaking Utah today. Steamrolled them for revenge for the last few years. And a gold Evan Stewart for the Texas A&M to $50. And that's going to go to the combo spot. Travis Hunter refractor. I think the heat's going to come in the breakers a lot guys, I don't know. These hobby boxes, I feel like maybe the first half could have had the big stuff. Henderson, there's a little bone mix. Whoa, extra auto? A rambling. Marshawn Lloyd for USC to $50. USC, Josh Morgan. All righty guys, let's go with the breakers to the light. This stuff's going to have the heat guys, I can feel it. Here we go. Some nice colors. All right, we've got Tyree Chapel. Little wave to $25. Marta Williams to $25. Orange. Kid Klobnik for Clemson. Clemson's Alan Murdock, that's out of $99. Woo, there's a Bucky Irving. Honestly Alan, this dude is legit man. I can't wait for him to be in the NFL. Bucky Irving running back there out of Oregon. That's going to use a while. And first one is Christopher Lozina. That's another one for you. I only got like three straight hits. And Kool-Aid McKinstry. That's an awesome name. Not a hobby. Next box. I'll go from the back. Michael Pennings, one for Johnson. All right, we got Alty Overton. We got Walker Howard, I believe that's a mini diamonds to $3.99. Cara Perkins to $3.99. Then we got a Trey Benson, yellow to $75. And Alabama, we got Kool-Aid McKinstry again. And then we got a Furs for Notre Dame, Joe Alt to $4.99. Alabama Notre Dame. All right, next one, guys. A little bull mix, early risers. Ashford. Sometimes it's not really their official name, Eric. That's just what they go by for a long time. Maybe it was a nickname. It's not officially sometimes on their birth certificate, but then there is times it is. So, I mean, you can name whatever you want, man. It don't matter. All right, Noah Winnington. We got a Dallas Turner to $3.99. Solman to shields. What's that? What do we got here? It's a $1.99. We got Logan Diggs. First one for Ole Miss. Nice Jackson Dart. Jerry. And we got to McMillan. We threw these dirtbreakers in the light. Unless we hit some massive stuff in the first half, guys, that would be something hiding here. I wouldn't know, though. Oh, this has a great break-on. They have such big studs every year. Donovan Smith to $3.99. Austin Jones to $2.99. And how about a big kahuna Travis Hunter? That helps a little, Steve. Georgia Javon Bullard. Have an orange, unexpected delights, early risers. And it's Jordan Travis. All right, guys. A solid quarterback as well for Florida State. 21 out of 25. Michael with Florida State. That's a nice one. Now, big kahunas are case hits, although I don't really believe they are, but they're nice cards, though. There's been these crazy hot boxes you've seen where they pull 40 or 50 big kahunas in a box. But it's still very nice, though. Travis Hunter is legit, though. He was the number one recruiter in football two years ago. And Deion got him to go to Jackson State. All right, we've got Richard Reese. Drew Payne to $1.99. Roman Henby to $3.99. Miles Davis to $3.99. And then this guy's a solid receiver. Quinn Sean Jupkins. This guy's pretty good, too, though, for Ohio State. Not a Marvin Harrison, but a pretty solid one here. And Mecca to $4.99. Hot box, guys. Will Shepard for Vanderbilt. Orange to $25. Justin Haynes to $3.99 for Alabama. Kool-Aid McKinsey to $3.99. Makiah Watson for Wazoo to $75. For Texas A&M, Ruben Henderson. What a break. All right, guys, and there you go. So, unfortunately, nothing massive, massive quarterback-wise. Might as well have Jordan Travis on this side. So, I assume the first half could have been pretty killer. I'm not sure, though, when that broke. But all in all, still having some nice hits. Biko Hona, early risers there. And these are all the autos. Alabama, which is Mark, had a massive, massive break. And then we got that Marvin Harrison Green with Ramly Lloyd. And these are all the stuff here we're going to top load as well. So, a lot of stuff, guys. So, I appreciate it, guys. And again, obviously, I don't know if we have any more of this, but if we do, we'll repost it up. Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Guys, thank you.


We're into Mickey's very merry Christmas party. Hi guys, this is Disney 365. It's snowing. Good morning guys. It is December 8th and it is too early for us right now. We're about to take our Spanish final. Is this your last final? No, I don't want tomorrow too. This is my last final so I'll peace out. I'm staying until Sunday. We just got done with our Spanish final. And ours was completely different. Like I had like something that was very like not very hard but just like of course it was the one thing that I didn't like think to study like too much. You know? It was equalities. I wouldn't have even thought to. Tonto Como. There were only like maybe four of them so I'm not really worried about it. I did it to the best of my ability and I think like hopefully it should give me just like partial credit. But it's 8.43 right now. And this is like the time that we would be getting to Spanish class. It's not weird. Like our Spanish class is at 9 a.m. It feels so good to be up this early. It does. Like to actually be energized at this time. I'm just gonna go to Goodwill really quick because I have bags of like clothes in my car. Like really summery clothes that don't fit me anymore. And it's been in my trunk for so long I like to keep a pile of like Plato's Closet clothes so that I could just add to it and then like bring the same pile with the ones I added back and see if they take it. But I am officially on winter break. Laura has one more final tomorrow.  That's pretty over there. That is pretty. It looks like Georgia a little bit. Yeah, kind of. Although I've never been. Okay. Okay. The child doesn't have her phone so I'm keeping her entertained with my vlogs. We're waiting for Goodwill to open and it's just four more minutes. So we're gonna give them the bags and probably go inside and just take a look. Laura's gonna be the new Mr. Kate. One day. I used to have one of these things in my house and there was like people on it and I think I broke like five of them. Later. It's your baby. So cute. So Laura made some Oreo balls. They look so pretty. Wow. You want Hannah or something? Wait, what is that? I don't know. I'm bored. Okay. I had extra chocolate. Uh-huh. So I want to see if these will fit. Christmas tree? Is that a little Christmas tree? Kind of, I guess. It's cute. Okay, I'm gonna do the taste test for Laura's Oreo balls. You have to wait until the white ones are put onto. Oh. There's the white chocolate. Oh, okay. Let me do one of those artsy shots. Is it gross? Your reactions are horrible. No, they're really good. I feel like, yeah, they are really sweet. Uh-huh. But I feel like I'm not in the mood for like chocolate. It's like breakfast. Yeah. But they're good. That's so funny. Literally could never be like on H-E-T-V. Trying to taste food. It's good, but like not that good. So we just went to Home Depot and now we're in Michaels and I got some ribbon for some presents. And I look so like discolored and like weird. What? My hair is stuck in my button. And I think I want to get wrapping paper too. Also, they have a deal on candles. They're four for $10, which is really good. I smell really like powerful, so. I'm with Nisha. She just got here from Tallahassee and we're about to go to Fujiyama, sushi because we always like to get our sushi fix in together. And this whole day I've been really busy. So that's why I haven't really vlogged at all and I'm really sorry about it, but I just was doing some Christmas stuff. But she gave me a lot of stuff.  Incredibly cluttered. But it was like needed things. Like she gave me like toilet cleaner and like she's going to give me Drano and tea. Tea. And straws. Straws. My mouth is watering.  Me unclogging a bathtub. Oh my god, I'm like actually very scared. We're getting somewhere guys. Okay.  Okay, that's not bad at all. What do I do? Put it down? Should I put it down? Hey guys, so it's December 9th and we are about to go to breakfast. But first I wanted to show you my grandma's shawl. I've been inspired by my own grandma. It's literally a blanket with holes in it. I don't know. I feel like it's like very chunky, but like I feel like I could be cute. We were going to First Watch. I mean, I feel like none of this is very surprising because I always go to these same places like Fujiyama, Su-Tai, First Watch. What is it? Briar patch. Like stuff like that. It's so like repetitive and I'm sorry about it. But like I haven't been, so it's fine. Yeah. Elevated exam for me and what'd you get? Um, I... The hash something. Yeah, I got like... And I added avocados because I'm avocados. I'm upset. I'm so worried. I'm about to come up on Magic Kingdom and I'm so excited. I've never been during like a holiday or halfway. Okay, we went to Universal Studios in Hollywood in LA during Christmas one year and they had like the Whoville thing so that was kind of cool. We went to Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. Yay! I think that's what it's called. And basically it's like a separate ticket than the actual Magic Kingdom day. So you can start coming at four and from four to seven it's like regular Disney or whatever, but then the Christmas party kicks off at 7 p.m. So I'm really excited to ride some rides and see all the parades and get in the Christmas spirit. Eat the food. Eat the food. I've heard that they give out hot chocolate for free at the Christmas party so we'll see how good that is. And I don't even know what food I want. I feel like every time I go to Disney I have a list of food that I want to get for that day. But it's cold. Yeah, it's kind of cold. I just, maybe like a churro I guess, but I also feel like I want that red velvet cake pop. Oh yeah, that would look good. Hopefully they have it though. That's true. What if it's like a limited edition type thing? We're here at Magic Kingdom and we're about to park and get on the train to Disney World to see Mickey Mouse. And Stitch? Stitch Disney? No, Stitch. Well, Stitch is there but I do not recommend this route because it sucks.  Mama knows best. So basically I told her she would be cold and she needs to bring like so many like scarves, everything, gadgets. If you guys can't remember scarve go ahead take a chance out of your time. So we liked it so much and it's closing at 7pm because of the Christmas party. So it's 6pm right now. I made these snacks. That's crazy. It's so short. Like I've never seen it this short but I think it's because a parade is going on. Yeah. After this we're going to go get a green hand and a cookie. Oh, there it is. Look at me. How'd you feel about that ride? It was fun but like like Please be true. Yeah. And like also Yeah. I like didn't remember that I could see like bear like I could see the trap. Really? Yeah, because like I feel like if I didn't see the trap I would be scared that I was going to hit it. Yeah. Oh, this is my favorite part. Now we can eat as much as we want. Just because everyone wanted hot chocolate. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So we just got three hot chocolate and three cookies. The cookies are still mom and apparently the hot chocolate is good. We'll taste test. I was wondering if they made it with water or milk and probably water because it's like cheaper. Colleges. And I'm lactose-coloured but I like milk better in my hot cocoa. Like sometimes I can tell. Cheers. It's so good. So do we just eat this for dinner? No, like because they don't like mark me off like when I got a cookie on hot chocolate so we were thinking like we could just go whenever we want. We could like tons of cookies which would be very unhealthy but it's cheaper than like buying their meals. We're having a good day. We won a thunderbolting four times. Space Mountain in ten minutes. It's crazy out here. Early on the people were very pissed off. She totally has held me. I didn't know I was shooting this and she said hers didn't work. Uh huh. We stopped at Starlight Cafe. I think it's called and I got a BBQ sandwich and she got a burger. It's a grilled chicken sandwich. Oh, right. And all like Broom here at Disney. Make your Christmas party here. Make your Christmas party here. Tinkerbell fly in the sky. I've always wanted to see this. We've never been this close before. We've never been this close. So excited. What about Santa? Do you think Santa will be there? Santa might be in interference. You might. You never know. Never know.  It's like melting whatever it is. I think it's like soap. It's always so pretty on Main Street in the night. It is the morning of the 10th and we are at Kiki's Breakfast Cafe in Winter Park because Briar Patch was way too busy so had to settle. It is time to part ways. It is time for me to go back home. So I'm going to start my drive. It's about 6 hours and 48 minutes so we're going to round it over to 7 with gas stops and everything. I really don't like to stop for gas but I think I have to do it right now because I'm almost to empty. I did that on purpose. Did you have fun? I had lots of fun. Thanks for coming with me. To Disney? To Disney.


Kelly Clarkson, who is best known as the star, singer, songwriter, actress, author, and television personality, probably best known for rising to fame in 2002 after winning the first season of American Idol, has snatched some pretty luxurious real estate in LA and Hendersonville, Tennessee. In June 2018, Kelly bought an $8.5 million 10,000 square foot mansion in Encino, California, which is her family's primary residence. She had previously been renting an LA home that had been burglarized a number of times. Kelly listed the Encino home for sale in May 2020 for a tad under 10 million. On the same time as the 2018 Encino purchase, Kelly listed her Tennessee home for $8.75 million. She paid $3 million for the 20,000 square foot Henderson Tennessee house in 2012. This property is located on a lake and has seven bedrooms and four acres of property. In 2020, they lowered the price to $7.5 million. In addition, Kelly purchased property in Montana, where she owns a remote 275-acre ranch that features a rustic log cabin that was purchased in 2015 for $2 million. Not too shabby. We'll take a look at Kelly Clarkson's impressive real estate portfolio and the property she has called home. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses, so please do not show up at any private residences because it is not safe for anyone. Kelly Clarkson has built an impressive net worth of $45 million, while Clarkson is best known for her music career, which was launched thanks to her parents on the inaugural season of American Idol, which earned her a record deal with RCA Records. Clarkson's impressive net worth is a result of a series of intelligent financial moves in addition to her success in the entertainment world. She also became a successful writer, most notably in the genre of children's books and is a television host of the Kelly Clarkson Show. Kelly's salary for being a judge in The Voice is $560,000 per episode. That works out to around $14 million per season. Kelly has earned $53 million working on The Voice alone before taxes. Combined with her music earnings, Kelly has earned just around $100 million during her career to date. What's impressive about Kelly's career is that both her work and net worth just keep increasing. In November 2009, she had a net worth of $5 million, her net worth top $10 million for the first time in 2012. By 2012, thanks largely to the earnings from The Voice, her net worth was boosted to $18 million. By 2017, her net worth had grown to $30 million. Finally in 2020, her net worth topped $45 million for the first time. Unfortunately, Kelly filed for divorce in June 2020 after a seven-year marriage to Brandon Blackstock. In November 2020, a judge granted Kelly primary custody of their two children. Unfortunately, around the same time as the custody decision was made, Brandon filed a support request in which he sought $430,000 in monthly child support. The request broke down as $135,000 in child support and $300,000 in spousal support. He also wanted $2 million to cover attorney's fees. While she had some recent personal setbacks, she still has Fancy House in Hendersonville, Tennessee and LA. You don't want to miss these house tours. Hey, what's going on guys? You're bored with my apartment today. We're bringing you another house tour here for you on famous entertainment. Now 95% of you guys watching right now are not subscribed. So please be sure to hit that subscribe button because we post new videos literally every day. Now we've previously reported on the homes of Pharrell and Justin Timberlake. So if you want to check that out, we have that on the channel. If you like these videos, please ring that bell for notifications. Follow me on Instagram at daddoomandflies to be chatting some more. And hit us up in the comment section down below for whose house tour you want to see next. Let's get into the video. Kelly originally purchased the Hendersonville, Tennessee mansion for $2.8 million in 2012. It has been listed since 2018 for $8.75 million with good reason. Clarkson's 20,000 square foot manor home is located in Hendersonville with just 20 miles north of Nashville. With it, the mansion comes with six acres of land, lakefront property, and both seven bedrooms, eight full baths, and three and a half baths. Some of these homes features are to die for. The property features a private dock and lake sand volleyball court, pool and spa pavilion, and her very own conservatory. Not to mention the breathtaking waterfront views, manicured landscape, and elegant motor court in the front of the house. The foyer is a grand slam with double spiral staircase that comes complete with a combination of elegant paintings and unique antiques. The dining and living room features hardwood floors and the most dazzling furnishings and chandeliers. The lavish kitchen has a rustic restoration hardware vibe and features an abundance of area and roomy windows that give the room a bright ambiance.  The master suite is truly a thing of beauty as the room features an abundance of oversized windows. Another chandelier, flat screen television, delicately hung over a cozy fireplace. The master suite is connected to a stylish bathroom which features an enormous shower and soaking tub. Perfect for relaxation, the home features a billiards table, a long table for the kids and rustic style bar. Don't worry, the bar is away from the kids as nice as the interior of the mansion is. Probably the most breathtaking sights are found outside. There's a gorgeous back balcony that leads down to the beautiful outdoor pool area and volleyball pit and a charming wooden playground for the kids. Not to mention a short walk to a private dock that features an enchanting lakefront view. I'm not sure why Kelly would ever want to leave this place. Back in June 2018, Kelly decided to purchase an eight and a half million dollar, 10,000 square foot mansion in Encino, California which is her family's primary residence. She had previously been renting an LA home that had been burglarized a number of times so it was probably good that she found herself and her family a new dig. Kelly listed the Encino home for sale in May, 2020 for a tad under $10 million. While it was hard to compete with that home in Hendersonville, this architectural custom built estate featuring approximately 10,000 square foot of upscale living space on an exceptional 23,500 square foot lot in the heart of coveted royal oaks. I mean, we are talking prime real estate in LA. The luxurious mansion features a combination of soaring ceilings with reclaimed wood beams and oversized pocket doors throughout the main living areas that create seamless indoor and outdoor flow. Many of the home's features are custom designed including hand poured custom sinks, artist commission light fixtures, handmade vintage wood barn doors and custom blended brick flooring. Not too shabby. The home features an elegant chef's gourmet kitchen that comes complete with three islands and includes the highest end sub-zero wolf appliances. Lacourneux range and two dishwashers. One of the more relaxing rooms in the residence is the Grand Master suite which features high-pitched ceilings, fireplace features and private patio with the views of the backyard lounge sitting area and oversized walking closet with two built-in islands. Save some for the rest of us. Additionally, there are two level guest house that come complete with a full kitchen. The home features private park-like grounds with manicured lawns and mature palms that showcase a sparkling pool. Of course, it wouldn't be a luxurious pool if it didn't feature a spa with fireplace features sunken.  There's an outdoor entertainment area with a built-in lounge seating that features an abundance of custom cushions. You can relax in luxury with massive fire pit fully equipped outdoor kitchen that features a pizza oven and warming drawer. Oh, and a built-in day bed that offers family and friends a resort style living. Other amenities include a state-of-the-art Christian smart home system, double staircase, home office, five HVAC systems and of course gym for those that want to pump a little iron. Guests can work hard and play hard in the game's room, home theater or temperature-controlled wine cellar. For those that fancy a little chardonnay, Kelly's house has a little bit of everything you need. All right, so I think we'll bring this house toward to an end. We got to take a quick look at Kelly Clarkson's home and that massive, massive pad in LA with the elegant temperature-controlled wine cellar like that's rich right there. After seeing that house, she snagged, what did you guys think? Was it everything you would expect out of Clarkson? Personally, I thought her home in Tennessee was better. I mean, how about that lakefront property and all that land, like it's pretty wild? Out of Clarkson's features, which ones were your fave? You guys can go ahead and rate them in the comments down below. Follow me on Instagram at that dude McFly, so we can chat some more and hit us up in the comments section to let us know whose house or what we should do next. I'll see you guys next time.