Hello! How are you doing? Doing great, how are you doing? Doing great! We're doing some quick shuffling. I got a presentation coming up and the demo was crashing, so we're shipping some stuff for fun times. Well, we could interview like your Bob, if you'd like. Sure! You're a good part. You're my best Bob now. So yeah, I'm doing a presentation on a Hyper-V with a compelling... We were just talking about Hyper-V, actually. Yeah, we were talking about not Hyper-V. Well, right. Well, he kept trying to get the Hyper-V conversation in there. I'm your Hyper-V guy. Okay. So talk about that a little bit. Sure. So we started with deploying Hyper-V back in 2008. When Windows 2008 released, Hyper-V was a release candidate in the product. And we were actually part of the technology adoption program with Microsoft at the time. And we went live in production on the release candidate code. Okay. So for the past three years, we've been deploying Hyper-V like crazy. We're actually, I would say, 99% virtualized on Hyper-V clusters on compelling storage. 99% virtualized? Wow. And that's solely because there's a couple machines that we haven't convinced the people to...the machines that were deployed two or three years ago that they're out of warranty but they just don't want to upgrade yet. Right, right. Those are the only ones that are left. They're probably running some DOS applications, right? Exactly, yeah. So I think by the end of next year, it will be 100% Hyper-V. Okay. Did I hear that Indiana University was a compelent first customer? No, we're not first. We were one of the first to be using Hyper-V. Okay. So to clarify, I'm actually with a department at IUM with the Auxiliary Information Technology Group. So Central IT runs a lot of different stuff. They run a VMware ESX. They run on Hitachi. They run on a lot of different stuff. We jumped in with about 40 to 50 terabytes of compelent storage and on Dell M600 blades. So it's a Dell stack. It's a Dell compelent stack. Now it's a Dell stack. Right. And so it's just a Dell Microsoft stack throughout. Okay. And we've had a wild time of it. And I think as with beta code in general, things can go wrong at times. So we've come across the whole roller coaster of it. I think more weathered and seasoned and have a very deep understanding of what can go wrong and how to fix it. And now things are stable and we're happy. That's the reason why they call it beta. Exactly. So what are the applications that you're supporting on that? So we're running a SQL Oracle IIS file print. In fact, Oracle was always a little fun, right? Because Oracle doesn't support your workload running in a virtual machine. Not even Solaris containers? Yeah. So we didn't want to go down that route, of course. So we would go to a reseller and say we want to deploy this on Hyper-V. And they would say, well, that's not supported. And so we would either deploy it on a physical box and then P2V it once they left. Or sometimes we would just put it on a VM and not say anything and see if they would say anything. But sometimes, for the most part, the industry now will say, if you can replicate it on a physical box, we'll support it. If it's performance-related, you've got to go replicate it on a physical box. But for the most part, that's really the only rough area. And sometimes you have to sign a waiver or whatever. But we're running probably 10 different Oracle workloads on Hyper-V and 30 SQL workloads on Hyper-V. Why specifically did you decide to do that? We were excited to be a part of the TAP program, the Technology Adoption Program, where you basically have access to the program managers, the PMs, to influence the product. So this was a very young program. We could get in at the ground floor and actually work with the team, be one of the first people to learn it, and actually directly influence it. I was very excited to be able to say, if there's a problem with the product, I can send an IAM into somebody and say, have you seen this, et cetera. Granted, there wasn't... I think in VMware, at the time there was a community of people, you could go of customers, but to actually go and work with the product group directly was a very exciting thing. And how many users do you have that you're supporting? My group supports about 1,200 desktops and about 250 servers. 1,200 desktops. So we actually also maintain the images for the desktop user. So we're running the system center stack of configman, virtual machine manager app B. So we support all of the servers that support all of those users as well. So the Windows updates are configmanager server, et cetera. And the file and print resources. So we've got about 12 terabytes on Component that those users write their videos, files, music, whatever they put on there. That's all living in that 12 of that 50 terabytes. You got them all under compliance there in terms of content management and digital rights management, things like that. So that's one of the things that we have not... We're sort of a fly by the seat of our pants group. I'm getting that. And with the beta code and everything, we just sort of throw stuff in there and throw stuff at the wall.  That's right. So yeah, we have not done much around... So we do work with PCI DSS. So that's the one... In fact, that's probably been our biggest challenge over the past two years. Once the credit card industry started putting out PCI DSS and PCI DSS II, going through... For the acronym, Unfriendly People, can you give me some... Yeah, that's the payment card industry data security standard. So basically, if you run any system that takes credit cards, you're going through just like with HIPAA or SOX or whatever. You go through just an enormous amount of compliance. So we had to change the way we do things. We couldn't quite run as wild once we got into the PCI DSS realm. Okay. Well, thank you so much for spending some time with us. I know that you have a presentation to go run off to. We couldn't get as much time as we wanted with you, but thank you. For those interested, there's actually... We recorded a version of this presentation at TechEd. Okay. So if you wanted to check it out, there's a lot of Hyper-V PowerShell scripting involved, and we're showing how to run a data center with PowerShell scripts. Perfect. Great. Thank you for joining us. Thank you. Take care.


Welcome back we're now on episode 2 of this amazing collaboration with the two ordinary guys so you might notice I've got the same jumper on that's because I've recorded this video these vlogs all in the same day and haven't changed my top or anything so these are actually the same day vlogs I'm not just wearing the same jumper every single day I promise you so just be mindful of that we decided to actually do the whole video we were gonna put it all together into one but then we decided it was a really long video so we've split it into four episodes for you all and I'm really excited for it so let's just get started okay okay and so why do I want to join the Ambulance Service? Obviously as you see on this channel I've got a very very very good supportive network and I'm very very thankful for it so if you have a cup of tea thank you raise your glass in pride I'm very thankful for the family I have on this channel I've always had a very supportive family growing up they've always pushed me to achieve my dreams they've always said you know if you want to do this this is how you can do it and I'm very very grateful to have my dad and my mum that I can really aspire to be like they've driven me from a very young age into my mind that work ethic is not just from grades like if you want something you can get to it different ways you know what I'm trying to say so but what I'm trying to say is when I was at school I used to have a lazy eye and I had an operation that now you I made a video on my operation but yeah I had a lazy eye I wasn't very academic strong and so I become the class clown to sort of tackle this you know I wanted to be I don't know I wanted to be remembered in school it sounds really stupid and we're in school and was both was all saying our aspirations for life and I've never really I never really made it apparent that I wanted to be a paramedic in school I just kept it to myself it was just sort of a you know a kind of a dream it sounded really you know it's really hard to get to parent science and I didn't really think I'd do it but I just thought yeah that's what I want to do but it's amazing job who wouldn't want to go into paramedic science and so we're going around the classroom people saying they wanted to be a vet they wanted to be doctors pretty good yeah it's pretty good and I respect to their decisions that that's what they wanted to do you know why why can't they why can't they do that they're quite smart I mean I was in triple science it's very it's very hard to be in triple science you had like nine lessons of science a week and it's very academic strong and that wasn't the sort of person I am and I was kind of I felt I wouldn't say pushed out of the group but it was the teaching that really pushed me out and they sort of targeted me thinking I'll start obviously as it was at school I wanted to be the class class to be remembered like I said and I was kind of targeted by the teacher then it kind of had it was kind of hard going through school and not being smart and not being good at biology or chemistry or physics and I the sort of person I am I'm only good at something if I put my mind to it and it's something I want to do I can't really focus on something if it's not what I want to do or benefit me in the future and I didn't really think in that situation then I felt targeted by the teachers so I'm not targeting any teachers at my school and so yeah we went around and people were saying that they're aspirations and I said a paramedic science I want to go into paramedic science I want to be a paramedic and obviously because I wasn't very good at science or maths or English or anything like that everyone laughed and my confidence was like yeah and then when they said that it was like bush you know I left school you know through I would I would to be honest I would class it as bullying they were laughing and joking at the fact I wanted to be a paramedic people making jokes on my eye and it was kind of demoralizing for anyone if anyone wanted to be something people were laughing at you it is hard and some of them watch my channel now some of them have been have been really supportive in the past when I was at school you guys will know who you are watching this video and obviously the people that was supportive in school you'll also know the people that wasn't supportive in school so you'll know where I'm coming from recording this video I left school and I joined college and I did health and social care and we went on placements and I worked I went on placement to a care home which is very local to where I live and I was there for two weeks and I really really enjoyed it on my first day though it was kind of it was kind of hard because the first day I was next to a guy that had a stroke and the very is kind of my very first interaction with the paramedics they was called and they did obviously the fast test and they were very fast to take him into hospital unfortunately when he arrived the hospital he did actually pass away but you know the job they do is amazing and I couldn't fault for the care they did it was very fast it was very efficient and obviously resting piece of that guy I mean he was he was such a lovely lovely man so it is sad and that is the downside of working in care you bond with these the residents in the in the home and obviously where Claire would know going to nursing you do bond such amazing things with your with your residents and your patients at the hospital or at the care home so it's sad when they when they go so that was my first interaction with paramedics and I thought wow so I went home and I did a lot of research into you know paramedics there you know they're I think they do the career aspirations of where can you go from being a paramedic there's a lot of avenues you can go down which I'm going to mention later on in this video so I did that I went home and I researched very very intensely into paramedic science and then that I think that's what sort of boosted me off that's what took me off into the direction of paramedic science because I wasn't really sure whether whether it was nursing or paramedic science I wanted to go into I was very adamant I wanted to give back to society I was very adamant I wanted to join the NHS but I didn't know what avenue I wanted to go down efficiently then but and now I'm living here I'm here at the moment time and I'm 29 days away from starting my student paramedic dream and yeah in this video I wanted to collab with Claire because she mentioned that she didn't have a very good start and I had a lot of people message me in the past saying like well did you finish with good grades and honestly I'm saying no I didn't finish with good grades and I don't want people to think that when they leave school you know they didn't do very well the teachers would be very disappointed they say well you know you know and I and one of the teachers in school did say to me that I'm not going to get very far in life and hearing that from you know teachers that you're supposed to look up to and aspire from say that it does kind of knock you so if you are leaving school right now and you haven't really had the best grades because this is going to go up around results day as well if you if you've just found out your grades and you found out that you didn't do that well sit down have a cry I did and grab a cup tea coffee or something like that and just think okay I didn't do that well where can I go next where can I apply to that's going to get me here I started college at level 2 and I worked up and eventually I finished my level 3 extended diploma in half on social care and now I'm starting university so don't let grades put you off guys that's one might one message I want you to take away from this video is don't let grades you know take your dreams away if you have the passion and determination that you can do something you can do it and so yeah I told you this is going to be a sensitive subject and yeah over to either Jacob or Claire on their reason so the first question is why I wanted to become a paramedic might have caught an interesting story and you might ask someone who's a paramedic and they might say I want to be paramedic so five years old or wanted to be a paramedic since I'm eight I'm not like that and I actually grew up wanting to be a police officer I wanted to go into the police force but look at me I can't imagine myself taking down someone I'm like 5 foot 6 I'm relatively skinny so I can't do that and Wayne's health and social care and my tutor he kind of he's a paramedic for quite a number of years and he also used to be a firefighter and seeing how he expressed his stories and seeing how much he really can really tell he loved his job I want to do that you don't you don't have to be big and strong to be a paramedic I guess you don't have to be big and strong to be a police officer actually but I wanted to do that wanted to do what he did and I did I joined how such care and this is me and car went public services together so we joined how such care and that my tutor that day really got on put that seat in my head to become a paramedic and then over the next year I had experiences like I had something to do my grandma she slit her hand open and I had to deal with that and just reading up on it and seeing stories and you know you see these TV shows I didn't really want I didn't really want to come paramedic from TV shows I know it helped see how they helped people but I didn't want to just because of the TV show if not I mean so yeah it was it's such a massive deal for me to be a paramedic and yeah I just literally go away and I want to be a paramedic for a lot reason sorry I'm just near the curtain because I cannot see and I want to be a paramedic when I started when about midway through public services and I just wanted to help that's why I want to become paramedic if it means that I don't know I can and sadly that weren't enough then I will accept that and at least I know I don't know I can at working at the care home actually kind of expressed how much I want to become paramedic you kind of like times it by 10 just because how much I love working in care and I know a lot of paramedics is elderly care and you get called out to a lot of elderly patients about quite a few paramedics and and seeing how elderly people are I just love them they're just nice they're nice to talk to and I was to be with yeah so that's why I wanted to become paramedic I wanted to become paramedic because to help people and I wanted to help your mental health as well and as you guys might know I'm quite passionate about mental health about talking about mental health and a lot of paramedics is talking to people with mental health illnesses and helping people out when they're on basically on their knees when they're when they're down so much and for you to help them for you to give them that first step is helping them is brilliant for me and I want to do that I want to help people I want to say people when they're down I know a lot of student paramedics suffer from mental health illnesses so I also kind of want to do it to improve that I know I might like I might see someone that really affects me but the course I'm going into the Worcestershire University that I'm going to they're willing to help they're they're setting up programs to help you out so that's why you know check Worcester out that's not me you know putting it out there but yeah that's what I wanted to become paramedic to help out and yeah I was quite passionate about it it's hard to kind of put into words how I feel about paramedic medicine I I kind of have this always have this urge to help out people when I'm at the care home when someone has a fall and the emergency buzzer gets pushed I always want to run up there and see what's wrong always want to run up there and see how it can help yeah I just want to be that person to help on being that person who runs into a situation where people are running away you know it's a little things I guess so why did I choose nursing mainly I chose nursing because I love it it's the simple version I've got 101 reasons why I chose nursing and it starts from when I was younger when I was about seven years old and I saw family deteriorate from cancer fortunately they passed away and it was that sort of helpless feeling that I had at the time and I didn't understand what was going on I didn't know then the first contact I had with the nurse was the district nurse coming in to see my granddad and although I didn't understand fully what was going on and what was happening I sort of had this massive respect and love for the district nurses that were coming in helping my granddad I remember that like it was yesterday so it's really fresh still in my mind and they must have made a quite a big impact on me I think for me to actually remember that and then the next time was my nan when she had cancer when I was 15 years old and not being able to deal with that at the time and not being able to cope and I really wanted to help but I didn't know how to help and instead I avoided the situation so I think just building on those little things I wanted the knowledge and the background to be able to help my own family but not only my own family because I couldn't help my own family back then I want to help others in the future sort of using a negative situation for the better if that makes sense I never thought that I could be a nurse I had no confidence I had no self-esteem I left school with really bad GCSEs and I didn't have that knowledge that I actually I could be a nurse that I could be something that I could make something of myself and I could be that person that I admired so much as a young child so I finally went into work in care homes in 2005 and that's where I really fell in love with nursing I loved the elderly I loved caring for the elderly we had district nurses again come into us and I'd always sit with them and always be really intrigued in what they were doing I loved all the wound care and all of that and I think that's now why I love community because I've always had that experience of community nurses mainly I think that's why I've got that massive love for the community nurse inside of it I see nursing as a high profession and I just I didn't think that was me until I was working with this person and she said that she was doing her nursing she come to me this one day and she said Claire I've got a boy this egg how do I boil an egg and I was like what how do you not know how to boil an egg no offense to anyone that can't boil an egg but to me because I've always cooked and I've always I've always been quite an independent person I thought how does she know how to boil an egg and she's doing a nursing I mean if she's can't boil an egg and she's doing a nursing I think I can do this I can try it so that's the initial thing that made me think do you know what if she can do it I can do it because she was a fantastic worker she was great she was fantastic care assistant at home and she was really good really knowledgeable I just thought do you know what that's an actual inspiration to me so I can do this so I found out what I had to do I found out that I had to go and do my mpq's I had to do the access course to get me into nursing so I did all that and finally long story short I'm here on the course over halfway through now guys and I'm so excited I can't wait to qualify so that's it everyone episode twos come to an end now we're gonna be having episode three on Friday don't miss it it's gonna be six o'clock and it's gonna be a really really good one so this is a behind-the-scenes vlog and this is what I'm doing right now editing the video and I don't know if you can see that editing the video and I'm on what's up to two ordinary guys so we can sort this out and that's what we do behind the scenes we have to call each other edit the videos together to make sure it runs as smoothly as possible and that's it they can't hear me so put them on mute and they've got no idea I'm actually making this video so let's put them on speaker Kyle sings distracted because I'm doing a video oh he's gonna kill me for this


I use she, her pronouns, and I'm in eighth grade. Hi, I'm Zachary Henningson. I use he, him, and I'm in seventh grade. Welcome to All Things LGBTQ Plus Youth Edition. The date is the 19th of February, 2018. Today we're talking about the raising of the flag at the Montpelier High School, the Black Lives Matter flag. Get into that. What do you have to say about that, Zach? I think it's a lot of progress, and the club, the Black Lives Matter club at the high school is doing a lot of really good work, and I'm really glad that it happened because that's a good thing. Yeah, and it was really cool just to see the fact that these kids were able to make this change. It wasn't like the adults or anything. When I read the letter that they sent to the school board, and it was really professional, I'm really well-written, and it was great to see students making such a big change in that sense, and it's also really good that it kind of brings pride to us as a fact that we're a part of that community, like we're a part of the Montpelier community, and I'm gonna attend that high school, and we're the first public high school to do it in America, and it's gonna be really cool to be able to attend it and walk by it every day. Yeah, and I think they've caused a few other schools to start to plan on that, which is really good. U32 and the, one of the Burlington High Schools, I don't know if there's more than one, but that's really good, progress is great.  I went to school today, and all, like loads of the staff members were wearing a Black Lives Matter shirt, and it was just really great to see because it just proves that we are making progress and that humans can be accepting. Yeah, and it's a huge step ahead, and that's great. I think it's great that they did it. It probably would have been better to do it sooner, but the fact that they did it is awesome. And the fact that it's now waiting other schools to do it, and maybe eventually, loads of schools across America will have these flags up, and people will be able to walk into school and feel safe, and like colored students will be able to walk in and feel safe seeing that flag up there, and not maybe feel slightly less discriminated against, even though it might not completely stop bullying, it might just help some people feel like, okay, I have a place here. Like I know a flag isn't gonna stop students from bullying other students, it's not gonna stop kids from being mean, but it's progress essentially, it's a step towards a better future. Speaking of safety in schools, there's been some recent events, the school shooting in Florida that brought up a lot of questions that should have been answered or acted upon a while ago, but about gun control and safety in school, and all that stuff. Yeah, I think there's been around 18 school shootings in the year, and it's only February, really two months into the school year, which is an insane amount. It's like, you wouldn't expect there to be that many, but there already are. Like when I was younger, I would assume, okay, he'd maybe in an entire year, that's still not good, but it's slightly better, now it's become, in two months, 18 school shootings, and it just really brings into question, as students, is anyone safe in school? Like what could we do to make school savers like school safer? Yeah, more about like gun control and stuff, definitely limiting act or completely removing access to people on getting firearms. I understand some people do need firearms for food or stuff like that. Yeah. I personally, in an ideal world, I would believe that civilians shouldn't have firearms, and I understand military needs it, of course, because wars are always gonna be happening, that's never gonna stop, but you obviously don't live in an ideal world that some people can't afford to go to the grocery store and buy themselves meat to feed their family, so they go out hunting, which is a really big thing if you're a lot of people hunt, and to do that, they own firearms, and those firearms, they are designed to kill humans, but they could, and it's so easy to buy a gun. Like I walked into a camping store with my dad once, I think he was, we were buying like fishing poles or something, and I just walked in and I saw rows upon rows of guns, and I was still really young, and I was like, wow, those are killing machines, and I didn't really know what that really meant, but like now I do, and I'm like, that's a lot of things that could potentially end a human life. Yeah. There are so many of them. I think there was recently a gun show in Burlington, I don't really know what that was about, and I don't really understand why, why would you need to show off guns? But again, I do believe that we shouldn't, civilians shouldn't have guns, but that's not gonna happen, but since we can't do that, we should at least limit it and make it a harder process, and maybe a more in-depth background check to see if they've ever done anything with a criminal record, or if they've abused substances or anything like that, and then not sell them the gun. It should, yeah, it might even be like a week long process or even longer, just so it's really hard, so most people will be like, I'm not gonna do that, because most people will just be like, yeah, I'm not going through all that. Or I think, I don't know exactly, I don't know the details of buying weapons or firearms, it's really easy. I think at one point you required a license to get it, and I think that's good still, but how easy is it to get the license or? I don't know if we still have those license in Vermont, at least. So maybe we could integrate some kind of form of license to be able to own a gun and make that license hard to get. So I just think you should have, first off, I think you should have a reason. I don't think you could just go in and be like, hey, give me a gun.  And this can also, gun control can also kind of be contributed to the school students and how easy it is for people to get guns. Like, students were able to get guns and go in and shoot fellow students. Like, and how, is there like an age restriction? I'm not very knowledgeable on this. I think the person who, the shooter of the Florida High School, I think they were 17, and I don't think they bought the gun, I think they got it from their family or something. And I know that they had had history of mental illness and apparently a lot of the students reported them to the police, but nothing happened because of the fact that they probably just brushed it off because it's like, oh, they're just kids, no one would do something like that. Yeah, and what you said about families owning guns, some people will make the argument that, oh, I own the gun to protect my family, but there are ways to protect your family without owning a gun. Like, my father, he sits with the metal bat next to his bed, or he used to, now it's in the garage. But there are still ways to, or you could install like safe houses, like there are technology coming out that protects your home and your family, instead of owning a firearm. And I know there are some people who will sleep with a knife next to them. Like, that's not safe, but it's still better than having an automatic killing machine, in my opinion. I can't kill as many people. Yeah, and I wouldn't be as fast as a gun either. I think, I saw that, again, I don't know how accurate the information is, but I saw that all the past big school shootings have all been the same kind of weapon, like some sort of firearm that fires fast enough. Because if you've seen videos of the school and you can hear the gunshots in the background, it's a lot of... And that's the thing, that guns are, they're deadly and they're fast. And you can kill many people in minimal amount of time, by the time you did what you wanted to do and killed these students, you could be out of there. It's just, it's so quick. It's just, bang, you're done. Yeah. Which, obviously, isn't right for people to have, because it's so easy. And this can also be like, as a student, I know that our school has lockdowns, in case something like this happens, where it's like, we turn off the lights and we go and we hide in the corner where there are no windows, no doors, and we lock and picture if they can, locks the door. But, personally, I don't think that's enough. I also don't think that students take that seriously enough. There's so many kids just think, oh, where am I at, nothing's bad's gonna happen here, when something bad did happen at the high school. Like, I'm sitting there and I have my phone out and I'm like, well, I'm holding my phone because it's my baby. And I'm sitting there and I hear these kids just playing games or making jokes in the middle of a lockdown. Like, even if it's drill, they don't know it's a drill.  Yeah, and with the drills, I watched a while ago, I watched, it wasn't really a documentary, but it was like a news report or something on people from the military kind of training teachers a little bit. I think I saw that as well. Yeah. I like the idea, I'm honest. Like, I don't like the idea of teachers owning guns, because obviously I don't think anyone should own guns. Because then students would have access to it, isn't it? But I still think like training a teacher in defense and self-defense and how to take down an attacker, someone's there or how to disarm them would be better than having to just be there sitting ducks in case they want to come in. Like also, it's not that hard to break down into my opinion. They could probably get in, even with luck, there are ways to get in. Yeah, people were in the, some of it I heard from the Florida shooting, they were shooting through the door, and that still hit some students. I don't think it was like life threatening for that, but it's still. Because it's close to bullet down. Yeah. The thing is, and I get passionate about this topic, the thing is, kids are dead and nothing has been done. 18 shootings in a year, not that much has been done. There have been past shootings, nothing has been done. And children who have barely lived are dead. Even if an adult, even if they are on the older side, they're still dead, nothing's been done. Teachers, kids, dead, nothing.  Yeah, and like, just saying, oh, you have my prayers and condolences. Yeah, I see that so much. I mean, thank you for being sorry, even though, like. Thank you for being sorry, but you're still not doing anything.  I think some of the politicians got paid from the NRA or something, the, I don't know the acronym, but it's like the gun control or like, yes. And there was a recent like thing at the state house where hundreds would come in and they would argue their points, I saw something about that. And again, I understand that people need guns, their points where you need guns, cause you can't afford to go to the grocery store and buy food for your family. But I still don't think that it should be so easy to go into a school and kill students. And also I don't think, I think that even in safe places, like even in Montpelier, where you wouldn't expect anything to happen, we still need to take extra measures. Like we have a door where the people who work in the office see who's coming in, we have cameras all over the school. But in the event of someone coming in, I doubt many students, and we have pretty young students in our school, I doubt many of them know what to do or like, cause they know what to do in the drill, but in a real situation, the drill is not gonna do much. Like follow the rules, but still if you need to, if you need to do something, you gotta, you have to like, we don't know really how to evacuate. The only evacuations are the main doors and a side door to we have two side doors and a main door. That's the only way to get into another school. So if it's still, we don't know the correct evacuation measures cause when we evacuate for a fire drill, it's like a stampede of students running down. Then that's not that stealthy if there's a shooter in the school. Yeah, that's what the, I think the Florida shooter, that's what they did. They tried to evacuate? They like, they turned on the fire alarm so students would go in the hallways. And at that point when you're in a school and there's a shooter there, you're basically a sitting duck, if you don't. And if it is a student who is shooting at people, they have knowledge of the drills. They have knowledge of how it's supposed to work. And the door doesn't do anything cause the office, the office people are like, oh, hey, I know that kid, I've talked to that kid, I've talked to that kid's parents. They're probably here for school, let's let them in. Yeah. And I'd like, there's no check if for the door too. But I also, I saw a lot of videos to these schools who took it to the same extreme where they would have police officers come in the drill and fire off fake guns and like sound, sounds of guns to scare the students. I don't think school should be doing that cause that could traumatize kids. But I do think that extra measures needs to be taken. At this point, there have been 18 in one year. It could happen anywhere, the United School, no matter how safe the town seems to be. And that can also go into what happened at the high school a while ago from what I know of, man, Rob the bank then fled to the high school and was threatening people with, I believe it was fake gun but they didn't know that at the time. And like, I got a text from my sister and she was like, Jules, are you okay? Cause she thought someone else was there at the middle school. And then I was like, holy hell, what's happening at my sister's school? Is she okay? Is our other students okay? Is she probably terrified? Is she safe? And I don't even, and that's terrifying to have to go through if you are at the school or if you're sibling or your parents work at the school. It's terrifying to see, oh my God, my sister could potentially die even if now that we know it's a fake gun. Yeah. And like, I don't think any extra precautions have been taken at the high school since. Nothing's changed there now. And it's like, even though no one died except for the gunman, still nothing happened. And even though no one died, no one's really taking it into precaution and realizing it could happen in Montpelier. Yeah, and I feel like a lot of people have just kind of forgotten about that specifically in Montpelier. And people have just become more and more desensitized to like hearing about school shootings. Like some people are really affected.  And it's like, oh, there's another one. I'm upset, let's move on. And again, kids are dead, nothing's being done. And it also makes students feel unsafe. Like if I have to walk into a school every day and not feel safe, it's gonna make it harder for me to focus. It's gonna worsen my education and it's gonna probably be traumatic for some students. Like, if you no longer feel safe in a place where you spend most of your time and you no longer feel safe surrounded by your peers because you know anything can happen at any moment, all these kids can be dead with a fast killing machine. Yeah, like you said earlier about the drill where they took it to the extreme with the person like firing fake bullets or whatever, like outside of the doors. I think that if they knew it was a drill, it would have been a little more acceptable but the fact that they didn't know it was a drill, it's still, it's still really good thing. The hero bullets sound terrifying. Yeah, and like in the school place, which is supposed to be safe. It's like, again, I spend more time with my teachers and my peers than I do with my family now. Cause like when I get older that would probably be different. But still, now I'm always with these people. And if I don't feel safe, it's not good. It's terrifying.  And it's just, it's all connected and it's all terrifying. Actually, again, what really bothers me is nothing's being done. Like people will discuss it. But then people become, again, like you said, so desensitized to it. It's like, oh, another school shooting.  Yeah, and my mother, she thought that we were gonna have like an assembly or something to like talk about it. We didn't have one for when the person was at the high school. I don't think we've had ones for when the other shootings happened in the US. The only thing that's offered to us in our school is that counselors. So for the photo shooting, we were parents got a mask tattooed, like counselors are available. But I don't really want or need a counselor. I need something to be done.  My friend might die today. Who knows? There's no guarantee. Yeah. And like, again, having an assembly, raising awareness. Like, even if it's just for like the seventh and eighth graders, because they understand it better. I hate that. When I think younger kids don't understand this stuff. Yeah. I mean, there's, sometimes they don't. Like, they can't understand some things, but it's still important to tell them. To tell them in a way that you think is acceptable. So our school, there's something called the shelter in place, where if you stay in the classroom when you're staying in the school, and that was called over the loudspeaker. And I looked over for my teacher, and she looked at me, and she was like, what the hell does that mean?  She's like, what does that mean? And I was like, you don't know? You don't know the proper drills? When you're supposed to protect, you're supposed to take care of these students and you don't know the proper drills. Yeah. What? Sorry, what? Like not telling the teachers? Yeah, not telling the teachers. Has she been there? Is she there at the school for multiple years? No, she's a new teacher, but still. If this was a real thing, I don't believe it was a real thing, I'm not sure. But if it was a real thing, and she knows the drills and she was like, oh, shelter in place, that means lockdown, or that means evacuate. I don't know why she would think that. Someone could be put in danger, but these teachers or students not being educated about these proper drills. Yeah, during the shelter in place, one of these students in my classroom, they went out into the hallway to get a drink of water. Now you can do that. Oh yeah. Shelter in place is so clarifying. They told us to stay in the classrooms. Clarification, no. Shelter in place is we cannot leave the school. We're in the building, no one's allowed on the playground, we stay in the school. You can still be in the hallway. There was this girl who went out in the hallway because of part of my class. She went out in the hallway before the announcement came on and she just sat there like, what do I do? And she went into a different, I think she went into a different classroom and she was like, hey, what do I do? And the teacher was like, oh, you could stay in here because that teacher didn't know it meant that you could still be in the school. So that girl just missed a chunk of her math class, which again makes it harder for her to get a proper education. Yeah. And I think, so we normally, I feel like every shelter in place is organized, so it's not during gym class, at least that's how it was like during gym or lunch. That's how it was for me in a different school that I was up. I don't think we have shelter in place or I don't think we have a drill specifically during lunch. I think we had the shelter in place because someone threw up in the hallway. But I think we should practice, have a drill like at lunch, have a drill outside. We're trying to get students to take them seriously. Yeah. Again, like what I was thinking before, how kids are giggling with their friends, they're playing games on their iPhones, they're rock paper scissors. I look over them and I'm like, do you realize what you're doing? Like do you understand that you are putting me at risk and everyone else at risk?  Go ahead, I'm gonna try to stop you but I can't control what you do. But when it comes to putting the rest of us in danger, just be quiet for a few minutes. And they just think, oh, it's the drill. When we have no indication when it's a drill or not in our school, we never know. Unless she specifically says it's a drill. We never know. And these kids are just laughing about it. And I'm like, we could have died. You don't know. We could be about to die in two seconds. You don't know. Stop playing rock paper scissors. Yeah. And the fact, I think locking the door. So in the school that we are in, they don't always lock the door because it makes like a sound or something. I don't really know. Jesus Christ. I think since they, if they're going to the school, they know there are people in the school because it's a school day and there's cars outside. That's why people go there. They wanna kill a lot of people. Yeah. I don't think the sound of a lock, like sure it'll alert the classroom but I think the lock itself is more important than the safety of the students. Well, if not unlocking, if keeping the door unlocked, that's less important than safety of the students. But also, we're not allowed to have our phones in school. It's just not, I think that a lot of kids do, but we're not allowed to, especially like in lockdowns, you leave everything, you go. And if I can't have my phone on me and my teacher's away from the classroom phone, and it's real, who's gonna call 911? Who's gonna alert parents that, hey, you know, I can die? I think the office would probably call. But the office is also in lockdown. Well, I think they'd call. If there's someone on the premises, like I think we'd hear a gunshot if someone got shot. And I think that would be- Yeah, at that point we shouldn't be able to have our phones in call 911. Even if they're still coming, call them again. I think multiple calls is not always like calling the multiple times is not gonna change anything. I know, but it can also provide safety. Like it can also make the kids feel better. Yeah. It's like to know, hey, I'm not really helpless in this situation. I could potentially do something or my teacher could potentially do something. And I'm not just a sitting duck, you feel helpless. If this was like, even in drills, I still feel helpless. Cause it's like, I'm just sitting here, it might be real, I don't know. You feel like you can't do anything. My personal experience, I don't know if that's like it for everyone. How they have it, I think we can't have our phones out. At least that's how it is, like I keep my phone in my pocket just because- We're not, we're not meant to have it at all. We're meant to be at our lockers. Well, I don't think, I don't know. I think it's important to have some form of communication in a case of emergency. I'm like when my sister texted me like I said a while ago, even though it was still terrifying cause I just, it was happening there, I knew, okay, she was well enough to text me this. That provides me some comfort to, so that I know, even if she's entered, she was able to text me a message and she's able to communicate with people and not just sit there. Yeah.  It's just, what do you do? What do you do? We don't know what we're supposed to do because we haven't been taught what we're supposed to do. Yeah. In a classroom, it was not in my classroom, but in a certain classroom, they were given rocks to throw. I was in that classroom.  The problem with that, you could draw attention to yourself, but I mean, because if you throw a rock and everyone throws it at once, it's not gonna draw attention.  We have these rocks, but there are precautions, like students could be taught to take in an event of a lockdown, bear a kid's door with your desk so we could move our desks, they're grasping to throw. We weren't taught any of that.  But if we were taught as a school in an event of a lockdown, grab a heavy book, grab your textbook, grab anything you could throw, that would A, you would be more protection and B, it would provide the kids some comfort. Yeah, and like the little film that I was talking about, about the thing, I think they had one where it wasn't the students, but it was a group of teachers like tried to resist against like a trained agent or something. I had to watch the video. Yeah, and it worked, like they all threw tennis balls at the person and then another time they tackled them. I feel like maybe it should, I feel like if it's a life or death situation and like if you're just sitting there, you're probably gonna have the same chance of being shot if a group of people is... But like say a group of people tackled them and like get into the floor. Yeah, that's good. Then the rest of the people can leave, maybe call line one one, and if they can hold them there long enough for the police officers to get there, Then take the firearm away. Guess what? No one died, hopefully. And like if you take the firearm away and like in the video, teachers were taught how to carefully remove the firearm without hurting anyone. Yeah. I honestly, from the point I just wanted to go home here is kids are dead, nothing was done. Yeah. I think we should wanna end it there. Thank you for watching.


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Hi everybody, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Happy Friday coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini Hoops basketball Five box random team break number seven from jaspyscasebreaks.com big. Thanks to everybody right here for getting in on the action. I appreciate it and No vet common ship they get they get donated money goes to charity blah blah blah blah as always Luca though LeBron Yannis Zion John Moran's they do ship and obviously all the numbered cards parallels rookie cards inserts those Of course wall ships launch just veteran commons vet commons vet base Don't ship Big thanks to these folks All 30 teams are in let's do it. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it two and a three five times for names and teams one two three four and Fifth and final time got John Deneen down to serenity after Two and a three five times for the teams one And fifth and final time good luck suns down to the calves Now just so you know every single rookie card out of here It will eventually be sleeved by our shipping team before they're sorted and shipped out and During the course of the break though all immediately top load some of the top rookies like Lamello ball basically in James Weissman And what none but there are we do have a list of key rookies that will also be top loaded as well So all of them are gonna be at least sleeved and then most of them will be top loaded the key ones And then they'll be sorted and sent out to you John with the Suns William with the Knicks Matthew with the Wizards gave with the Clippers Johnny with the Pacers Austin with the Grizz Anthony with the Kings Patrick you got my Lakers Miguel with the Bulls Dave with the Magic Brian with the Pistons He ends with the Jazz Peter with the Spurs and Brian with the Pelicans Raptors and Hornets Lamello balls right here John with the Hawks gave with the Rockets Miguel with the Golden State Warriors Jeff with the Thunder John with the Nuggets Matthew with the Nets John with the Timberwolves Royce with the Bucks Jeremy 33 with the Mavs John with the Sixers James with the Celtics Mark with the Heat Austin with the Trailblazers and Serendiy with Cleveland Let's sort by column B And I'm gonna pause the video when we come back. We're gonna see if there's any trades and then the break stick around All right, welcome back folks. There was a bit of trade chatter, but in the end no deals were done. It's all good No big deal on a Friday the fifth. Thanks for spending a bit of your Your start of your Super Bowl weekend with us. We appreciate that Thanks, everyone for getting in all right now Kick back and relax get settled in this is this break does take a minute or two Many minutes or two So if you got something to do An errand to run maybe maybe you got a maybe you want to get some food or You go go get some snacks or something like that I don't know This break will be over in about 45 minutes Good luck everybody So we were just off camera. We were discussing How Kevin Durant for the so raptors are in Brooklyn tonight They're down by just a point with four minutes left in the 421 left in the fourth so they had Kevin Durant go into And I'm not trying to make this like any sort of political thing at all, but Kevin Durant was Was ruled out for the first quarter due to Due to COVID contact tracing blah blah blah and then so they let him play for a quarter and then in the third quarter They came back to him who's sitting on the bench came back and say no you're out so I guess just kind of the backlink thing is just the inconsistency of it, right like If you're already out the first quarter, maybe just out of an abundance of caution just Just take him out the entire game Or vice-versa if you want to flip it around. I mean at this point. Why not just let him play the rest of the game? What difference is it gonna make he's he's contacted everybody at this point, so I don't know Which makes the LeBron James had some pretty strong words. I think Someone else deer and fox maybe had some strong words about deer and fox was pretty funny I had some strong words about the all-star game kind of being popped on these guys and sort of a weird see the weird season already Like what's the point? I mean money is obvious, but what's the point of the all-star game? You know I mean although the LeBron James was pretty serious about I get it He's pretty serious guy.  It is what it is if there's TV money involved. There's Money involved there and then he said Something that was interesting, which I didn't I guess realize is That if you're selected for the all-star team And you opt out and you don't play and it's not like injury related if you don't play you get fine By the I don't remember by who maybe maybe by the NBA, but I think you get fine I didn't realize that I didn't realize that that was a thing, but he was just like I don't want to get fine So like if I'm if I'm on if I'm lucky enough to be elected to the selected to the all-star game. I'm playing And I was like, huh I didn't know there was a fine That was my takeaway. So let's set these rookies aside here for the shipping team Remember all the rookies will be sleeved And most of the rookies will also be top loaded But everything will be at least sleeved because who knows what what some of these I mean who knows what Elijah Hughes could do by the end of the season But some of the top tier rookies like anthony edwards and what not will be Will be top loaded right away during the course of this break And there's our first autograph. It's gonna be hot signatures rookies. That's Alexia Pocoseps, what is this a hockey break? No good with hockey That name jams jams me up there a little bit. But there you go Rookie auto for jeff click and the okc thunder after the after the work on that in the mirror Sorry, ospa robertson There's our first tyrese haliburn who's been playing some good hoops Kelly albury jr. Had a nice game last night, too And there's a lamello here as well nice All right, so tyrese haliburton Going to anthony and the kings And lamello ball playing some good ball charlotte hornets brine croft We've got oturo Cassius winston That's the 25 the brookalopas manual quickly That certainly has some nice upside as well William with the nicks Toronto's up 114 to 110 on brooklyn The few minutes left. There's anthony edwards Cole anthony will be topping Anthony edwards your number one overall pick going to john bender and the tea wolves Herbert no all cards do not ship as stated in the item description very clearly It says no vet common ship everything else does Yeah, that's on the mba Yeah, you've been having a pretty good night congrats Appreciate you getting in to all of our breaks.  You know that It's carmelo anthony There's our first james weisman up there, too And we've got larry nance jr. Hot signatures for the cab serenity cleave. Love. This is for you All right, and the weisman going to miguel and the golden state warriors All right, that was uh box number one Of five here's box number two All right, so rafters are leading 116 110 on the nets in brooklyn Milwaukee bucks beat the cast 123 to 105 714 left in charlotte jazz up 115 103 Heat are cruising right now. They got about nine Nine and a half minutes left in that game heat up 106 77 on the wizard in miami In oklahoma city That's a close game three minutes left timber wools up by a point on the thunder 99 98 Piston suns just uh in the second quarter suns up 53 42 on the pistons My pelicans on the road heat the pacers 114 113 How'd that happen? Wow, babe The out toward the pacers 30 to 18 In the second quarter that'll do it And then I guess fought off a furious comeback by the pacers who scored 38 points in the fourth quarter The pelicans 28 magic beat the uh the bulls 123 to 119 In orlando and like and uh clippers celtics at clippers is the next es fan game After this one wraps up tiptoe You know Next time put that put that money towards a break. I don't even know where that money goes The chat money Doesn't go to me in the second box. Good luck everybody. Here we go. All right, chris murphy. What's going on? Happy friday to you too. Happy weekend couple rookies here. Sub Spencer Uh, I have no idea what the cardinals went for in series one I didn't do the pricing on that. I have no idea There's devin vassal rookie ink autograph for san Antonio Going to peter He's got some upside I wouldn't be in too much of a rush on that jesco. We still have like We still have like 40 minutes left in this break. There's lamello another lamello for brian croff last spot mojo And a tyrese halliburton for the king's anthony We've got nick richards 12 out of 99 rookie green For charlotte and the immanuel quickly for william and the nicks So John bender with the timber walls Yeah, I think obi toppen's getting some minutes vanilla From what i've been hearing There he is again He was pretty highly touted I think he's getting minutes and uh Someone was saying last night that he that he's An excellent passer of the basketball He's on the nick so he's going to get some time to To develop evolve and grow Yeah, quickly seems like it's like he's he's uh, he's a great pick too John moran, it looks really cool. I thought that might have been like A low number of parallel for a second. You know the nicks are interesting if if they They've been stockpiling so much talent over the years of their draft picks that at some point They've got to just look into getting a pick right and You know and and then it all clicking, you know rj barrett's playing much better basketball this year To him consequently his his rookie stuff has been doing pretty well It's got to click at some point for the nicks and if they can do that I mean that's going to be huge nice zion right here Right. Yeah randall has been stepping up too randall's julius randall's playing a good basketball. There's zion williamson Second year zion For brian and the pelicans that's to 199 and we've got dale ellis old supersonic hoops ink Going to the thunder jeff supersonic stuff goes to the thunder for now I almost think what if the Someone I think someone else mentioned this yesterday. This might be a top of conversation. Maybe in new york, but At this point I mean, are we are we Are the nicks a playoff team? I don't know. I think there's still a way is a way and even if they did I think you know They're not going to get too far in there And I don't know what julius randall's contract situation is like, but do you trade julius randall? At this point he's a little bit older than these these other young guys, you know what I mean So maybe you trade julius randall to to somebody It accumulates some more picks And some bring back some more talent All right, so even if you think if harbert thinks they're only going to be a ninth or tenth seed I'd maybe move julius randall While he's having a great season gets gets get some stuff back and keep a two years left Great value there For a team trading for him a two years left. You can get a lot back. Add some more draft picks Keep building some depth. That's what I would do In this break ray Hoops number seven What about a did you see a receipt from us? No, you were in hoop six Ray that was yesterday This is hoop seven So check our video list for hoop six Yeah, and um, those PayPal transaction IDs don't help us. Um, the order numbers Definitely have another in the order You'll see, uh It's one three four three nine five You'll see the break number right there. So you'll always know what break you're in. This is break seven Which is on the schedule Ego manian and grant some more tyries halliburton and lamella ball Brian with charlotte All of those add up Same with the tyries same one the same a lot of these were at these tyries halliburton for anthony and the king that is different k team Trade trade zones in the rookie pile All right, anthony added words for john and the tea wolves and some more immanuel quickly Oh I was half watching a nicks game the other night Earlier sunday or monday And I saw this guy flying around the court But I was just kind of half watching it from afar on my tv and I thought actually this was rj barrett running around Like I said, I knew rj barrett was playing well I was like, oh, yeah, there's rj barrett, you know going off hitting some shots looks great And then I kind of was just like Kind of skinny rj barrett And then I look closely it's like oh that's number five. I think what rj barrett's number nine or something like that So I was like wait a second This is okay the manual quickly, huh? There's obi topping right here I was like, huh So at least for that game that's pretty good. Ah nice a couple denia vigas Here's a purple parallel denia viga the israeli Going to matthew shira And I think he's got some upside too I think he's how old is he? I don't think he's very old, but Yeah, he was born in 01 so I think uh I think he kind of got that. I don't know if he's gonna be luka donches But I think he's kind of got that luka donch thing where we're at a young age He's already playing like professional basketball with like You know grown men, you know what I mean? So I think he's got a little experience there that that helps him out I think someone No one's really Pointed this out when I've mentioned this but he was either injured recently or had was getting in and out of covid protocol Does anyone remember what it was? But I think he's just kind of got got back into the action somewhat recently so Hopefully we'll be seeing more of him No, no, no. Yeah, he's here. What's up, darin? Porter house taken the house Yeah, yeah, he he was he was drafted by the wizards and he's playing It will oh patting his protocol case. That's what it was. So it's some covid protocol stuff He was in and out of that But I think he should be back in action and ready to roll there's ernan gomez And I I think this is why I think this is why lamello ball has been playing Well, too, there's been macklemore hot signatures for the Rockets. That'll be for gabe I think this is why lamello has been playing well because he went and played in australia for uh For a for a season, you know, so he's he's matching up against, you know, whatever you think about the australian league But he's still matching up with professionals grow men You know, so I think that helps him a lot You know in his evolution here There's wise men for golden state and there is Ernan gomez to 99 Hwancho her ernan gomez Okongoo. Yeah, I think we stacked up all the rookies here. I'm sure I've There's been some on kongoo isn't here Herbert thinks that land needs to trade capella and play okongoo The town cards agrees Especially if you're I mean, I don't know. I don't know what the the hawks You know Playoff aspirations are Right.  They're a seven seed Play the young guys Luke canard by the way on the piston or piston was on the pistons on the clippers now I just saw a stat shooting 45 percent from three He's been shooting the ball pretty well now that I think canard's been maybe a change of scenery Has helped him out. I mean being on a better team has helped him out But he's been looking pretty good with the clippers I mean leger's alex caruso. I think is sporting a pretty pretty healthy 3-point percentage as well Lebron has surprisingly been shooting with the three of all pretty well this season Which is kind of terrifying if you think about it Imagine if uh, if yanis onto the kumpo could hit 40 at 40 percent from three Would he be stoppable would he just rattle off eight mbps in a row? If he developed a credible three-point shot like he could shoot like He could attempt six or seven threes a game You know and hit 40 percent of them Would that just be game over for the mba? I mean, how are you gonna stop that in a in a even in a seven game series? it's tyrese Kings anthony And we got josh green. Oh with kairi back here josh green Hot signatures rookies for dallas. That's going to be for jeremy 33 another lamello There's lucanart speaking of more quickly William frazier with the nicks getting all those obi toppings and immanuel quicklies Although certainly will add up Maybe worth grading some of them as well There's anthony the same with anthony edwards number one overall pick Timberwolves john bender delvedova I hearing um He's considering retirement due to some concussion issue. I think it's delvedova Which is crazy I think he got a concussion early december and I think has been struggling to To to to battle back from that kind of scary Concussions in basketball don't normally happen too often. I would think but denny vizia Another one for matthew shearer and washington julius randall playing some good ball more james weisman kairi louis jr All right, there's uh, there's a kongoo For atlanta john bender hawks there he is Weisman again miguel gold say warriors And there's clint capella. So some of the guys in the chat were saying trade this guy you know And uh Trade that guy play the other guy In cave on looney What is Which one? Oh, yeah, actually that's pretty cool So usually the rookie cards blackbacks But the redbacks Right there short print Even better john And for miguel and the warriors you got cave on looney. All right, it's good. I pat And it's capella as if panini knew that we were going to talk about him So get rid of that guy and play the other guy with the redback This guy get some drafts capital get some assets out of him, you know And then profit all right last box. We're almost there folks got another 10 or so minutes to go And then what am I doing after this? I have no idea Oh prison blaster is going to come up after this then we'll go through some more orders See about a dozen orders right now and then uh No, almost 20 orders now, so See we'll see what else sold out and we'll Go from there Tatum that guy's pretty good You think uh, you think NBA goes uh Goes 32 teams stuff drift what's going on? Welcome back The NBA goes 32 teams If so, I mean hockey football is at 32 Easy with the cap drift relax hockey has 32 NFL has 32 And now I think baseball Baseball and maybe basketball should maybe consider 30. That's a nice number, isn't it? 32 for I think that's a nice sweet spot For uh for teams Obviously, I would love to see Seattle get a team Get bring bring the supersonics back Right Anthony with the kings Well, Seattle for sure nick right next over I would love to see them get a team again, but where I don't know where else Where else would you put a team? I need like a map of the united states I don't even I has adam silver even discussed this. I don't know if he has I know I know manfred kind of started talking about About baseball getting a getting a couple more teams to get it to that nice round nice even number of 32 There's lamello I'm sure that would create a lot of uh What should we call it create a lot of Redistricting of divisions Josh says flint michigan. I don't know. I think I think detroit has that market There's a liandro bulmaro for the timber wolves rookie ink for john bender Pittsburgh, I don't see if they put a team in seattle. I don't know if they're gonna they're gonna give one to vancouver Right, Pittsburgh. I think could be why doesn't Pittsburgh have a basketball team? I think they're close enough to Like cleveland For maybe a little rival reaction there. They've already got they can sustain A major football team a major hockey team a major baseball team Oh, it's gonna be vegas. That's what it would be. They would they'll they'll put a team in vegas But that's like two west coasty kind of teams, isn't it? Vegas is kind of west coast seattle las vegas Well, did pittsburgh have a basketball team? Was it maybe I have an old avia team? Is daniel vizier again from matthew shear and the wizards Here's a rookie orange I feel like zignagi I feel like i'm hearing good things about zignagi Say, let's just top one of these right away nuggets john danine Lakers played the nuggets last night. I think he got a couple minutes and some garbage time at the end Does I remember that movie the fish that saved pittsburgh is that a basketball movie? I don't know you would think basses. I mean pittsburgh is a major major city major market Sustains multiple professional franchises I suppose the easiest answer would be to kind of look towards what team what cities used to have basketball Like an avia team I guess you would kind of go through that list first and see if You know anybody kind of makes sense there makes a good basketball too baltimore It'd be interesting Maybe eat into some of that Some of that wizards market share There's duhunto murray to 99 kansas city To be in there's jack sikma Milwaukee bucks autograph old buck going to point of Royce All right, looks like that my friends is that So that was five box random team number seven And there's tyrell terry rookie to 199 So there you go more obi toppen and here is The quick recap. Thanks for watching everybody Thanks for conversing and hanging out with me. We didn't see any like we didn't see like a Lomelo autograph or anything like that. Maybe in the in the final five boxes of the of this case The final five boxes are up on the website right now jaspyscasebreaks.com Maybe we can find some obi toppen autographs anthony edwards autos maybe Lomelos quicklies tyrese halloram. We'll try to find some more. There you go. Thanks for getting into this one folks I'm joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye