From Las Vegas, it's theCUBE. Covering VMworld 2018. Brought to you by VMware and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back everyone, it's theCUBE's live coverage in Las Vegas for VMworld 2018. It's theCUBE, we got two sets, 24 interviews per day, 94 interviews total for the next three days. We're in day two of three days coverage. It's our ninth year of covering VMworld. It's been great, I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. Our next guest is CUBE alumni. Number one on the leaderboard right now, Sanjay Poonan. He's a great job today on stage, keynote. COO for VMworld, great to have you back. Thanks for coming on. John and Dave, you're always so kind to me. But I didn't realize you've been doing this nine years. It's our ninth year. That's half the life of VMware. Awesome, congratulations. We know all the stories, all the hidden, nevermind. Let's talk about your special day today.  You were headlining the keynote with a very special guest and you did a great job. I want you to tell the story. Who was on? What was the story about? How did this come about? Tech for good, a big theme of this conference has really been getting a lot of praise and a lot of great feedback. Take us through what happened today. Well, listen, I think what we've been trying to do at VM where it's really elevate our story and our vision, you know, elevate our partnerships. You've covered a lot of the narrative of what we've done with Andy Jassy. And we felt this year, we usually have two 90-minute sessions, day one, day two, and it's filled with content. We're a technical company, product, and we figured why don't we take 45 minutes out of the 180-minutes total and inspire people with somebody who has had an impact on the world. And when we brainstormed, we had a lot of names suggested. I think, you know, there was a list of 10 and 15 and Malala stood out here because she's never spoken at a tech conference before. I loved her story and we're all about education. You know, the roots of VMware were at Stanford Campus, Diane Greene and all of that story. And you know, you think about 130 million girls who don't go to school, we want to see more diversity and inclusion. And she'd never spoken, so I was like, you know what?  I'm like, let's invite her and see if she would come for the first time. And we didn't think she would, and we were able to score that. And I was still a little skeptical because you never know if it's going to work out or not. So thank you for saying it worked. I think we've gotten a lot of good feedback. Well, but in your first line, I mean, she was so endearing, you asked her what you thought of the tech conference. She said, too many acronyms. I mean, she just cracked the place up immediately. And then you heard my response, right? If somebody tells you a lot of acronyms, why don't you just tell them V-motion rocks and she'll look at you like, what? Who, tell them about our story, whatever, real quick, our story. I want to ask you a point in question. Her story, why her, and what motivated you to get her? I mean, her stories, for any of your viewers, you should read the book, I'm Malala, but I'll give you the short version of the story. She was a nine-year-old in the Pashtun area of the Scott Valley in Swat Valley in Pakistan.  And her father ran a school, Mrs. Iodun Yusufzai, a wonderful man himself, an educator, a grandfather, and says, no, what, we're going to send you to school, violating this order. And they gave a warning after warning, and finally, someone shot her in 2012, almost killed her. The bullet kind of came through her head, went down, and miraculously, she escaped, got on a sort of a hospital on a plane, was flown to London, and the world was, if you remember 2012, the world was following the story. She comes out of this, and she's unscathed, she looks normal, she has a little bit of a thing on the right side of her face, but her brain's normal, everything's normal. Two years later, she wins the Nobel Peace Prize, has started the Malala Fund, and she is a force of nature, an amazing person. Tim Cook has been doing a lot with her in the Malala Fund, so I think that actually also caught my attention when Tim Cook was working with her, and you know, whatever Apple does often gets a little bit of attention. Well, great job selecting her. How is that relevant to what you guys are doing now? Because you guys had a main theme called tech for good. Why now? Why VMware? A lot of people are looking at this and inspired by it. Tell us the story. There are milestones in companies' histories. We're at our 20-year birthday, and you know, I'm sure at people's birthday, they want to do big things, right? 2030, 40, 50, these decades are big ones, and we thought, let's make this year a year to remember in various different things we do. We had a 20-year anniversary celebration on campus. We invited Diane Greenback. It was a beautiful moment internally at VMware during one of our employee meetings. It was a private moment, but just with her, to thank her. And man, there were people who were emotional, almost intersting, thank you for starting this company. A way to give back to her. Same way here. You know, what better way to talk about the impact we are having in the community than have someone who is of this reputation. Well, we're behind your mission 100%, with anything you need. We love the message, tech for good. People want to work for a mission-driven company. People want to buy from mission-driven companies. That state is clear, and the leadership you guys are providing is phenomenal. We had some rankings that came out around the same time. Fortune ranked companies who were changing the world, and VMware was ranked 17 overall of all companies in the world, and number one in the software category. So when you're trying to change the world, hopefully, as you pointed out, it's also an attractor of talent. You want to come and work there, and maybe even attractor of customers and partners. You know, the other takeaway was from the keynote, was how many cricket fans there are in the VM world community. Right now, of course, there are a lot of folks from India in our world, but who's your favorite cricketer? Was it Sachin Tendulkar?  That's a dead giveaway, man. Our Sonya's like a cricket geek. She's like, ask him about Sachin. No, who's your favorite cricketer? She wants to know. Sachin Tendulkar's way up there. I'll show you the freedom of the person she likes from Pakistan. I grew up playing cricket in soccer, but listen, I love all sports. Now that I'm here in this country, I love football, I love basketball, I like baseball, so I'll watch all of them. But, you know, you kind of have those childhood memories. Sure. And the childhood memories were like she talked about, India-Pakistan games.  Whatever your favorite country or team rivalry is, India and Pakistan was all that and more, but imagine, like, a billion people watching it. Yeah. Well, that was a nice touch on stage, and I'd say Ted Williams is my favorite cricketer. Oh, he plays baseball, he's a Red Sox player. All right, Saanji, let's get you on the hot seat, let's get down to business here. Great moment on stage, congratulations. Okay, Pat Gelsinger yesterday on the keynote talked about the bridges, VMware bridging the, you know, connecting computers. One of the highlights was kind of in your wheelhouse, this is in your wheelhouse, the BYOD, bring your own device bridge. You're a big part of that, making that work on the mobile side. Now with cloud, this new bridge, with how is that go forward? Because you still got to have all those table stakes. So with this new bridge of VMware's in this modern era, cloud and multi-cloud clearly validated, Andy Jassy on stage, doing something that Amazon's never done before. Doing something on-premise with VMware is a huge deal. I mean, we think it's a massive deal. We think it's super important. You guys are super committed to the relationship. On-premises, hybrid cloud, multi-cloud is validated as far as we're concerned. It's a done deal.  How are you going to bring all that mobile together? Security, is it workspace one? What's your plan? I would say that, listen on the, as I described my story today, there's two parts of the VMware story. There's a cloud foundation part, which is the move the data center to the cloud in that bridge. And then there's the desktop moving to the mobile. Very briefly, yes, three years of my five years we're in that business. I'm deeply passionate about it. Much of my team now that I put in place there, Noah and Shankar doing an incredible job. So we're very excited and the option is huge. I said in my keynote of the seven billion people that live in the world, a billion I estimate work for some company small or big and all of them have a phone. Likely many of those billion have a phone and a laptop like you guys have here, right? That real estate of a billion and a half, maybe two billion devices, laptops and phones, maybe in some case laptop phones and tablets, okay? Someone's going to manage and secure and they're diverse across Apple, Google, big option for us. And you know, we're just getting started and we're already the leader. In the data center cloud world, you know, Pat, myself, Raghu, really as we sat three years ago, felt like we shouldn't be a public cloud ourselves. We divested VCloud Air as I've talked here in your show before Andy Jassy is a friend, dear friend and a classmate of mine from Harvard Business School. We began those discussions, the three of us, Pat, Raghu and myself with Andy and his team. And as every quarter and year has gone on, they've become deeper and deeper partnerships. Andy has told other companies that VMware-Amazon is the model partnership Amazon has as they describe who they would like to do business more with, right? So we're probably going to do that when we see that happen. And we want to continue that. So when Amazon came to us and said, listen, I think there's an opportunity to take some of our stack and put it on premise. We kept that confidential because we didn't want it to leak out to the world. And we said, we're going to try and try and announce it at either VMware to reinvent. And we were successful. Apart with these projects as they inevitably leak, we were really glad like no press person like sniffed it out. There was a lot of speculation. There was no, a lot of speculation, but no one sniffed it out and wrote a story about it. And we were able to have that iPhone moment today, or sorry, yesterday when we unveiled it. And it's a big deal because RDS is a fast growing business for them. RDS landing on premise, they could try to do on their own, but what better infrastructure to land it on than VMware? In some cases it would be VMware running on VxRail, which benefits Dell or our hardware partners. And we'll continue doing more and more and more as customers desire. So I'm excited about it. And Andy doesn't do deals as you know, Andy, well, as we do. He's customer driven. Tell me about the customer demand on this because this is something that we're trying to get reporting on. I mean, obviously it makes sense technically the way it's working, but you guys and Andy, you guys and they just don't do deals out of the blue. There's customer drivers here. What are those drivers? Yeah, I mean, we're both listening to our customers and perhaps, you know, three, four, five years ago, they were very focused on student body left, everybody goes public cloud. Like forget your on-premise, obliterate your data centers and just go completely public cloud. That was their message. Sweep the floor. Right, if you went to first reinvent, I was there on stage with them as an SAP employee, that's what I heard. I think you fast forward to 2014, 2015, they're beginning to realize, hey, listen, it's not as easy. You're refactoring your apps, migrating those apps. What if we could bring the best of private cloud and public cloud together, enter VMware and Amazon? And he may have felt it was harder to have those conversations at VMware for all kinds of reasons, like we had vCloud Air and so on and so forth. But once we divest that decision, the conversations that matured between us, that door opened. And as that door opened, more conversations began, jointly between us and with customers. And we feel that there are customers who want many of those PAS type of services on-premise. Because if you're building great things, relational database technology, AI, BI, maybe IoT type of technologies, if they're landing on-premise in an edge computing kind of world, why not land them in VMware because we're the king of the private cloud. And we're very, very happy to have those. We progress those discussions. I think in infrastructure software, VMware and Amazon have some of the best engineers on the planet. And sometimes we have engineers who've gone between both companies. So we were able to put our engineering teams together. And this is a joint engineering effort. Andy and us often talk about the fact that great innovations built when it's not just Barney go to marketing and marketing press releases, there's true joint engineering at a deep level. That's what happened the last several months. Well, I can tell you right now, the commitment I've seen it from an executive level and deep technology, both sides are deep and are committed to this. It's go big or go home, at least from our perspective. Question I want to ask you, Sanjay, as you're close to the customers of VMworld, VMware, what's the growth strategy?  V-SANJ. Sorry. I feel you're not like a product that has my name in it, man.  Where's the growth going to come from? An emerging size, a V-Sphere going to be the stable, crown jewels at NSX. How do you guys see the growth? Where's it going to come from? Yeah, just kind of look at our last quarter. I mean, if you peel back the narrative, John and Dave, two years ago, we were growing single digits, like low single digits, two, three percent. That was the, you know, the maybe legacy loser, description of VMware was the narrative of their license revenue was flat-ish, right? I mean, yeah. And then now, all of a sudden, we're double digits. You know, 12, 15, I mean, it's sort of in that range for both product revenue and so it's a, so it's harder to grow faster when you're bigger, right? And what's happened is that we've stabilized compute with V-Sphere in that part. It's actually been growing a little bit because I think people in the VMware cloud provider part of our business and the halo effect of the cloud meant that as they refreshed their servers, they were buying more V-Sphere. That's good. The management business has started to grow again. Some cases double digits, but at least sort of single digits. NSX, the last few quarters grew like 30, 40 percent. V-San, last year was growing 100 percent of a smaller base, this year growing 60, 70 percent. EUC, you know, has been growing double digits, taking a lot of share from companies like Citrix and Mobile Iron and others, and now also still growing double digits at a much bigger pace and some of those businesses are well over a billion, right? Compute management and user computing. We talked about NSX on our Q4 earnings called being a 1.4 billion. So when you get businesses to scale, about a billion dollar type businesses and there's sort of four trending five that are in that area, and they all get to grow faster than the market. That's the key. You got to get them going fast. That's how you get growth. So we focus on those top five businesses and then add a few more. Like VMware cloud and AWS right now, our goal is customer logo count. Revenue will come, but we talked in our earnings call about a few hundred customers of VMware cloud and AWS. As that gets into the thousands and there's absolutely that option. Why? Because there's 500,000 customers of VMware and 2 million customers of Amazon. So there's got to be a lot of commonality between those two to get a few thousand. Then we'll start caring about revenue there too, right? But once you have logos, you have references, containers. I'd like to see PKS have a few, you know, hundred customers and then we put one on stage today, National Commercial Bank of Jamaica. Fantastic story of PKS, right? I even got my PKS socks for this interview. So that gives you a sense as to how we think. There will be four or five that are business at scale and then a few that are starting to get there and they become the business at scale and a few, the nature of software is we'll always be doing their show because there'll be new businesses to talk about. Yeah, hardware is easy. Software's hard as Annie Pechlisdine said on theCUBE yesterday. Congratulations Sanjay on all your success. You guys are doing great financially. Products looking really good coming out. The bloom is arising from the fruit that you guys have harvested now coming together. John, if I could say one last thing, I shared a picture of a plane today and I put two engines behind it. There's something I've learned over the last few years about focus of a company and I joked about different ways that my names are pronounced but at the core of me, there's a DNA, right?  VMware, I hope, is known by our customers as having these two engines. Engine of innovation, innovating product in a variety of other things and focused on customer obsession. We do those, the plane will go a long way. And it's looking good. You guys, we can say we've been into radio event. We've been doing a lot of great stuff. Congratulations on the initiative and a great interview today on doing tech for good and sharing the story, getting more exposure to the kind of narratives people want to hear, more women in tech, more girls in tech, more democratization. Congratulations and thanks so much for sharing. Thank you John. I appreciate being on the show. Sanjay Poonan, COO of VMware, friend of theCUBE, CUBE alumni, overall great guy, big heart. And in competitive too. We know that from his Twitter stream. Follow Sanjay on Twitter. You have a great time. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. Stay with us for more coverage from day two live here in Las Vegas for VMworld 2018. 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What is going on guys, welcome back to the channel critical overload here So we'll be talking about scream 7 in this video here today We'll be talking about these latest updates that have come out about scream 7 courtesy of production weekly shout out to UK for Sharing this with me now I do want to preface this by saying that of course Given the ongoing strike still that this could change but as of now It seems that these are the tentative plans that they have in place Going forward if everything is able to go according to schedule now Previously in a lot of other my old videos I've told you the alleged rumors that have more or less been confirmed more times than I can count at this point with Christopher Landon and how early they want to start shooting It would appear as though according to production weekly They definitely do want to start filming in early 2024 because it references quarter one as the status Which indicates that they want to start filming around that time and then also it states that wrapping of the production would be April Of that same year April 19th 2024 and that the working title of scream 7 is apparently going to be blackbird now Here's the other important thing that as you see this production weekly Posting on your screen notice that it still has the blackmore seek CAD productions LTD Montreal Quebec Canada Canada address that we know was The address used and had been registered prior to the release of screen 5 And that's of course where filming took place for scream 6 So it would appear that scream 7 is also going to stay in New York City Most likely according to this address and we know we discovered shot shout out to you craving something scary for discovering this We know we discovered that McGill University was across from the office in some capacity and that's where we found out Okay, blackmore University is gonna come into play. We know the working title for scream 6 was blackmore We know that McGill University basically was the fictional setting of blackmore university in scream 6 So we could be seeing the characters back at college once again, but a little bit more in-depth Lee Maybe they'll use the city and a lot of more unique ways this time while also balancing the time spent with the characters on College seeing them on campus interact with each other Chad Tara Mindy, whatever other newbies come into the mix However, here's the other thing that I'm thinking about could this mean that this is even more strong of an indication that Nev Campbell will be back at Sydney Prescott. I mean The chances of her coming back They're not in pop. They're not slim. I would say they're not slim They're just not something that as of right now I would say I feel too confident on although I do recall that she did tell someone apparently That she couldn't speak on it at one of these conventions recently that she couldn't speak on her participation in scream 7 Whereas if as opposed to that with scream 6 she was going around telling people I'm not doing it and then she came out and gave an official statement backing up her reasons Why so you guys can let me know down the comment section below if any of this makes you excited as for the working title being Blackbird I have no idea what that could indicate other than maybe some type of Death and mystery. I think that's what blackbirds tend to represent. I could be mistaken I know Blackmore the working title of scream 6 was representing was well not representing but in reference to What they were referring to Billy Loomis in the script for screen 5 as John Blackmore instead of saying Billy Loomis that was like a code name for bit for Billy Loomis So we'll just have to wait and see how blackbird relates to anything I know scream 5's work title was Parkside Alpha Parkside Alpha didn't really amount to much in terms of the context of what we got in screen 5 But we know Blackmore was the code for Billy Loomis and Billy Loomis this in a Minor smidgen of a way influenced the narrative of scream scream 6 and scream 5 But the the title of Parkside Alpha in context of what we got in screen 5 doesn't really make a lot of sense Blackbird being the working title of scream 7 might have something to do with what we can expect in the story Probably won't however. I will also say this this again could easily be changed and altered If these strikes are not resolved, but apparently it would seem that we are moving in the right directions with these strikes So hopefully everything is able to be resolved Hopefully filming for scream 7 will be able to come in in quarter one of 2024 And they'll be able to wrap by April of that same year because that again is the plan according to production weekly listing And I would still imagine and think if they're able to wrap in 2024 in April they could spend the summer in post-production and then if they still want to Release it in the fall. Maybe that's still a possibility. Maybe it won't exactly come out in October, but it could come out in November Maybe I don't see anything wrong with it coming out in November I know a lot of people will want them to capitalize on it by having it come out in October of 2024 Because that's also the alleged time frame that they wanted the movie out paramount that being according to Vranon in a tweet They had put out a few weeks ago So we'll just have to wait and see how all this comes together now The other tidbit about this is keep in mind and again shout out to UK for pointing this out if they are filming in quarter one of 2024 in Quebec Montreal, Canada Wouldn't we then be Possibly looking at a greater likelihood of ghostface in the snow If you're filming in quarter one because keep in mind They weren't filming in the winter for screams from scream six if they're filming in quarter one for scream seven in Canada same area The chances of snow are on the table So could Christopher Landon be delivering us a Winter setting in scream seven with ghostface killing people in the snow Maybe people will be turned off by it depending on how it's executed But as of now until I get to see that I will say that I am one of those people who would be intrigued By seeing a setting like that seeing ghostface in the snow. I wouldn't be against it. Maybe there's some sort of Snowstorm that confides this all into one specific setting for the majority of the film Not to say that that necessarily would be the outcome that is best to do But there's always a chance that we could see Ghostface in the snow if they're filming around this time in Montreal And we could be at a singular singular location If that's what they decided to do with the narrative and people are trapped in a snowstorm All of our survivors from scream six throwing Sydney Prescott throwing Gail Weathers and whatever other newbies are tossed into the mix Get Christina Carpenter's ass in here finally and do something to rationalize Or like kind of just loop in her story with the ongoing events with Sam and maybe tie Tie up any loosens that she might have to that original movie to kind of mirror what you got in scream three now Of course if there is some touches of Marine Prescott detail Involved in this then I could say yes You're now you're now gonna give me a reason to say okay now we've Sydney into this But as of now on the surface six has done nothing for me to then come come out and say we need Sydney in scream seven It's just a it's just a desire of mine that I wouldn't mind seeing the character come back obviously But more importantly my biggest hope for Sydney Prescott is that she's able to retain her peace and just live her best life be a devoted wife be a devoted mother and Just fly up drive off into the sunset away from all this bloodshed and let these newbies get a crack at it Cuz that's what they signed up for and that's what they're gonna have to deal with Sydney already dealt with her time in that bloodshed So she can go have her peace you guys let me know what you think about all this down the comment section below if you Haven't already of course make sure you go ahead and subscribe turn on post notification at numbers video in the description I will have links on my social media accounts. I'm on Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there Of course limited any movies news or reviews on me to cover in the future and with all that in my guys I will see you in the next video


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I feel like that's pretty far north. So three autos, one memorabilia card, four packs each box, 10 cards total. Somebody was asking me, I don't think I've actually done any Luminance this year. When all my case breaks or personal breaks, I don't think I've done a single box. So I'm actually excited to see this, because this is my first actual in-person look at this. Yeah, I was going to say, I was like, that's, I started to rethink, I was like, wait, is that in central? And then I was like, no, I was like, that's definitely north. Yeah, you're saying north of San Fran, so yeah, that's north. So you have a cousin in California, Rex, and then you've got me and the rest of the Jassy family here, and you won't even come visit. I mean, is your cousin as heard as I am? Oh, it's south of San Fran, I can't read. You know I can't read, Rex. These are great cards for in-person autographs, just in case anybody likes trying to get in-person autos. They're not chrome, it's not glossy or anything like that, you know? My dad's cousin, only a year or two older. Well, still, it doesn't answer why you keep avoiding us, Rex. You've had open invitations to live with us, and yet it's just crickets. You even have my cell phone number, Rex. You know that? You have my cell phone number. I don't get text messages from you. Hey, Sean, how's your Tuesday morning? I don't get any of that. Cool, good luck. Six boxes. Last box. We'll start with this one. Last one. And it's Lamar Jackson, one out of ten for the Ravens and Chris Lambros. There you go, Chris, nice start. Nice flash, one out of ten for you. Larry Roundtree, 40 out of 75. Rookie for the Chargers, and Mark Haraki, and Calvin Ridley Relic for the Falcons in Jacksonville Heights. Justin Fields, nice one there for the Bears. The Bears, the Bears, the Bears, the Bears, the Bears. Sean Maddock, and Seth Williams to $2.99. That's for the Denver Broncos, and Patrick Davis. Our first auto is 25 out of 50, Anthony Schwartz for the Cleveland Browns, Josh Exline, and nice Jalen Waddle for the Dolphins. Is that his university? Oh man, does it actually say his team on there though? That's for the Dolphins, and Chris Lambros. Calvin Ridley, that's out of $2.99 for the Falcons again, and Jackson Wilhite. And second auto is Rondell Moore, $1.66 out of $300 for the Arizona Cardinals, Jackson Wilhite. And we've got points. That's Christian Derisaw to $2.99 for the Minnesota Vikings, and Dan Hudson. And behind that is $400 points, so that's going to replace one of the autos in this break. Put that over here to the left. We'll randomize that to one person in the break. Tim, there is some baseball museum collection. If you check the site, I don't know if it'll go tonight, but you can definitely get in on that. That's probably the closest to going. You can rally some people and get some teams. But yes, these are very nice cards, very nice cards. Like I said, I was excited because this is my first actual look at this stuff. Even the non-numbered inserts and stuff are really nice. All the deals are on the site, Tim. All the prices are on there. Ramondrae Stevenson, 32 out of 35 for the New England Patriots, and Cody Kennedy. Jamie Newman is our first autos, 75 out of 349 for the Philadelphia Eagles, and Chris Lombros. That non-numbered, very nice card, though. Melvin Gordon, the 2.99 for the Broncos, and Patrick Davis. And TJ Vasher to 349 for the Dallas Cowboys, Joe Christian, Zach Wilson, for the Jets, Sean Maddock, and Amari Cooper to 75 for the Dallas Cowboys, Joe Christian. Tylen Wallace, nice year one autograph there, doesn't have his pro team on there. Tylen Wallace is Baltimore Ravens, and Chris Lombros. So I think these have the same thing, I'm not, I think this is it, where they have different color ink maybe, that kind of signifies different levels of, because I don't think they're numbered. That is Justin Herbert out of 100 for the Chargers, Mark Haraki, and Travis Etienne, the 2.99 for the Jaguars, and Sean Maddock. Marshall Falk, Relic for the Colts, and Chris Lombros. Cadarius Tony for the Giants, Matthew Brisser. Adam Thieland to 75 for the Vikings, and Dan Hudson. Rondell Moore, Otto for the Cardinals, that's numbered out of 100, Jackson Wilhite. Cole Beasley to 2.99 for the Bills, and Josh X-Line, and you got a redemption. That is Michael Carter 13 out of 25 for the Jets, and Sean Maddock, and Trey Lance to 2.99 for the 49ers, Josh X-Line, TJ Hawkinson, Relic for the Lions, Chris Lombros, and Shee Smith to 99 for the Patriots. That is Cody Kennedy, and nice Dante Culpepper, 79 out of 99 for the Vikings, Dan Hudson, these are like a short primer of case hit, Radiance, Deandre Hopkins, nice one for the Cardinals, Jackson Wilhite. Let's take a look and see who the redemption is. Pat Fremuth, Year 1 Signature RPS Green, see like I said they have different color inks to signify the rarity of the card. Pat Fremuth is Pittsburgh, tied in second round pick out of Penn State for the Steelers, and Chris Lombros. I want to say green is pretty high on the rarity, which is good. That is Tyler Wallace to 25 for the Ravens, Chris Lombros, and Julian Ellman to 99 for the Patriots, Cody Kennedy, Derek Carr for the Raiders and Josh X-Line, and one of one, Gwinnon Williams for the Jets, very nice. That's for Sean Mattick, Daz Newsom Otto to 100 for the Chicago Bears, and Sean Mattick. That is Matthew Stafford to 35 for the Rams, and Josh X-Line, and 23 out of 25, Dax Milne from BYU for the Washington football team and Patrick Davis. That's Jalen Hertz to 299 for the Eagles, Phil Delphi Eagles, Chris Lombros, and how about for the Chicago Bears, Justin Fields, 75 out of 75 for the Bears, and Sean Mattick. There you go, Sean, congratulations man. It's not the year one Otto, which is I think the one that everybody kind of sorts the wants in this, like that Pat Fremuth redemption, because those are on card, but still, Justin Hertz, sorry not Justin Hertz, Justin Fields, rookie Otto out of 75, not going to say no to that. Levi Anwazerke to 50 for the Lions, Chris Lombros, and Kyler Murray to 299 for the Cardinals, Jackson Wilhite, Justin Herbert Relick for the Chargers, Mark Haraki, Trey Lance for the 49ers, Josh X-Line, Greg Newsom to 299 for the Browns, that is Josh X-Line, and Christian Bairmore year one Otto, or not year one Otto, sorry, out of 349, that's for the New England Patriots, Cody Kennedy, the very big man, Seth Williams to 99 for the Broncos, that is Patrick Davis, and we also had 250 points, all the points will be randomized to one person at the end of the break, so that's a combined 650 points between the two that we've pulled so far, Zach Wilson again for the Jets, and Sean Maddock, Jared Goff to 299 for the Lions, Chris Lombros and Kyle Trask, nice one for the Buccaneers, that's out of 100, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Bill Norton, I'm going to take you to begin saying the Guardians, oh I don't know, it's a good question Max, by the way did you see kind of the hidden Indians in the Guardians name Rex, have you seen that picture? It's not like, I mean it's pretty clear, I think they kind of did it on purpose, I don't know, last box, good luck, Devin White out of 25 for the Buccaneers, Bill Norton, and Javon Holland to 299 for the Dolphins, that is Chris Lombros, yeah I don't think the change goes in until this year Chris, like the offseason, Justin Herbert for the Chargers, that is Mark Haraki, I don't think the change goes on until like offseason, because like they're still wearing jerseys and everything that still say that right, like they haven't switched all that yet, none of the branding in the stadium I guarantee has switched, Derek Henry to 75 for the Titans, Josh X-Line, and you got an old school Curly Culp Auto for the Chiefs, that is 36 out of 99, Kansas City Chiefs, Josh X-Line, and a Radiance of Jonathan Taylor for the Colts, Chris Lombros, Tyler Lockett to 299 for the Seahawks, that is Josh X-Line, and nice Taylor Lawan to 99 for the Titans, Josh X-Line, you saw it right away, it's so funny, but like it literally like it perfectly lays out the Indians, it's nuts, I was like oh, Felipe Franks to 299 for the Falcons, Jackson Wilhite, and Najee Harris, that's out of 300 for the Steelers, nice rookie auto there, Pittsburgh Steelers, Chris Lombros, and there you go guys, very nice break, this is my first look, so I don't know how I haven't done any luminance breaks yet, but this is my first look, in person look at it, it is great looking, I'm really surprised I haven't done any over on personals, last thing we gotta do, give away $300 in break credit, three people $100 in break credit each, we just gotta see how many people have three or more teams in the break, so let's pop over here, oh and we gotta do the randomizer for the break credit, like I said $650, $650 points total, so 250 points, 400 points, those are both gonna go to one person in the break, so everybody will be in that randomizer, since it's a pick your team we'll actually do it by teams, so Arizona down to Washington on that, and then the randomizer, exactly, so I'm gonna copy the customer list over to a second spreadsheet, so Bill with three gets one, Chris I think with six gets two, Cody thanks for getting in, Dan thanks for getting in, Jackson with three gets one, Joe thanks for getting in, Josh nine gets three, Mark Matthew thanks for getting in, Patrick gets one and Sean gets one, so from Bill down to Sean, nine spots, top three, $100 in break credit each, top three names, $100 in break credit each, so we'll use the same dice roll for the points and for the break credit, dice roll four and a six ten times, first on the points, this is the team so it'll go to whatever team, four and a six ten times, yeah, tenth and final time it's gonna go to the New York Jets and Sean Matik, so you're gonna get that 650 points, ten times on the randomizer, Jets on top, ten times on the dice, now ten times on the names for the break credit, top three, $100 in break credit each, good luck guys, tenth and final time, Chris, Bill, Sean, $100 in break credit to each one of you, thank you guys, ten times on the randomizer, ten times on the dice, and there you go, so you guys all get $100 in break credit and that does it guys, that was 2021 Panini Illuminance Football Six Box Half Case Break, pick your team number 10 from jaspyscasebreaks.com, I'm Sean, jaspyscasebreaks.com, thanks for hanging out, we'll see you next time.


Hey guys, here's my review for The Shape of Water, a film directed by Gimela del Toro. A film that I was actually kind of very much looking forward to because I still have a little bit of a sour taste in my mouth after Crimson Peaks. That was my attempt at sign language. I looked it up. I apologize. I couldn't find the translation for the And so I apologize for that. But otherwise, I actually really like this movie. Del Toro is always known for fantastically visual films. He also is always known for very intriguing characters. This film is basically kind of like a quasi-sequel, but not really a more of an homage prequel to the character of Ape Sapien in the Hellboy movies as there is a creature who is Amphibian who can walk both on land and in water and just so happens to like eggs. But either way this film is actually very good. It does follow a little bit of stereotypes of Del Toro's previous works, but the thing I will also say is this is some of the best character writing he's ever done. Sally Hawkins is fantastic as her character. The fact that she is a mute does not hinder her at all in character development or expressing emotion. So one of the things I've always loved about watching people who do ASL is that there's no words physically are vocally being spoken, but there's so much emotion that can be conveyed just in how people move their hands and their faces how they express it. Richard Langleder, who I originally thought was like going to be her father or something in this film, he's not. He's actually a completely very unique character. The film takes place in the 50s and his character is a quite an interesting sort of situation as he is a closet gay who wears a toupee and he's an artist and what is so interesting about this movie is that there are instances of racial profiling or just racism with Octavia Spencer's character and other people as well as there is obviously the homophobia towards Richard Langleder's character. And the thing that I liked about it is it wasn't there more so as a statement, but it's just how the characters are written. And I like that so much. It's because I understand when political statements are being said, but Del Toro isn't really trying to say that. He's just giving us really good characters. And of course Michael Shannon wins the award for creepy motherfucker of the year again.  He is so creepy in this movie, but he's so intriguing. His dialogue is full of such bigotry but you can't help but be somewhat interested in how he's going to handle things because the man just does not want to quit. And as the film is moving towards its conclusion, you can't really help but think he's committed, that's for sure. Really, he's a fantastic antagonist in this film. Just his interactions with Sally Hawkins and the rest of the cast is just so unnerving. He is absolutely horrifying. It's like if Buffalo Bill got to be the head of security, but he wasn't a murderer. At least you knew about it anyways. But there are certain scenes that are incredibly disturbing and very uncomfortable, but some of the best ones, in terms of just character development, as well as just like, wow, I can't believe they did that. Speaking of which, the opening of this movie, I admit my eyebrows were raised because we see Sally Hawkins go through her normal routine and then she goes into the bathtub and has a little bit of her time. And they just kind of nonchalantly go over that and it's her routine. They repeat it again later. It's like, oh, okay. That's another thing I like about what Del Toro does with this movie is he doesn't care about this stuff. He just like shows it like it's a regular day. And I thought that was great. Again, not forced. It's just there. And again, that's why I like these characters so much. They feel real. They don't feel like stereotypes. They don't feel like people who are there for a message or a statement, they are just very well written. The creature is pretty cool too. The relationship between him and Sally Hawkins is very endearing, if not just a little bit weird. But it's really cool to watch two people come together in a way that they can only express to themselves. The music is fantastic. Alexander DuPas, if I'm saying that correctly, does a fantastic job with the soundtrack. There's also a lot of classic songs from the 40s and 50s that are played, which is just fantastic. Del Toro basically makes a love letter to the 50s with this movie. But he does slightly veer into kind of the stereotype of Del Toro's writing. Mainly the last 20 minutes I was able to basically call play by play. While his movies are dark and always kind of have a sad but slightly happy ending, I still enjoyed it. I think it is definitely one of his best movies that he's ever done. And it's a film that should be watched. It's pretty ballsy for some of the stuff that it just nonchalantly goes over. So I enjoy that. I appreciate that. And I feel a lot better now. I was really kind of about Crimson Peak because that movie sucked in my opinion. But this was much more enjoyable. This was very engaging. The characters, some of the best characters I've seen in film in a long time. Richard Lanklider kills it. Sally Hawkins kills it. Michael Shadding kills it. Almost literally. And I just really enjoyed this movie. So in the end, I'm going to give The Shape of Water a 6 out of 7. It's definitely one of the best movies of the year. I can't believe that. Both Molly's Game and Shape of Water. Back and back. Anyways guys, if you like this video, leave a like down below. And if you want, maybe subscribe. Anyways, I'll see you guys next time.


Hi, how's everybody doing today? This is Rich from RichTVLive and I'm here with a very special guest. This is Jonathan Mendez. How you doing today, Jonathan? I'm good. Thank you for asking, Rich. Thank you for being here. And the reason why we're talking today is we are both part of an academy and you've had a lot of success and you're called the, what do they call you? Gold Sniper. Gold Sniper. So why do they call you the Gold Sniper? The reason why they call me that, because I started sending those results, right? And in our channel, Omar channel, I was sending those results. And then it was like, man, how do you do that? It's like different places the same time and a lot of profits. And I could started, what happened there is seven months ago, I start searching, doing things, you know, how can I make money on this one? I learned the videos from IM Academy. And based on that video, you, it's very limited. No, I want it one more. So I start a research deeply quantitative, qualitative and mixed method of reaching for every indicators. So there is thousands of indicators. That's what I found out. And believe me or not, believe it or not, I tested 275 indicators just to get my algorithm I've blown two accounts, 50,000 accounts and they are on 50,000 accounts. And I talked to my mentor, Omar, and he has no idea that I've blown my second account. But the reasons I blow it because I'm testing each one of them, each time frame from one minute to four hours, each one of them Richard, just to come up an algorithm, how can I make this better? Now, after two months, I got my rhythm, get it back into it, and I tasted it at one over and over again. It was like, dang, this is the algorithm that I want. So what happened is I'm using that strategy. It saves me time. Actually, it saves me time looking for a trades because when you have the algorithm, it enabled me to get that signal. And once I get that signal, get the confirmations validated, boom, game over. And I got that frappet. Now the thing is one second. So what are you trading? Which are you trading gold? Yeah, just gold, only gold, only gold. So which pair is that? Is that XAU, XAU, USD, XAU, USD. Yeah. Okay, only gold, only golds.  So every movement in price movement, my algorithm was able to sync to that one. So when I get in, my algorithm, let me get in, this is your entry, boom, and I put that one, boom. So every price movement, every momentum, I'm telling you, Rach, I'm catching out everything. So when I posted that one, it's the same positions. Now this is my another tactics. I shred my lad size. Say, for example, I have a lad size of 1.0. I want to keep that position and go, if it's short, if it's going down, I keep 0.25, take out of the fraction, and I keep the 0.75 doing more cashings, right? And as I go down, another 0.25 catching it out, and then the 0.50 is still making money. And at the end of the day of that trades, I have 1.0. If I do a 1.0 in one shot, probably it gives me $150. But if I do a shred, sometimes I go over $250 because I keep that position.  Yes. Right. Yeah. Just to keep the original positions, right? Because once you lose the original positions, you're going to go over again. And then the price, the price movement is totally different. That's what I tweak it. So every, every positions I have that now, if my algorithm signaling me, it's about to finish what am I going to do? I'm going to place for a long. And I don't place for one or two. I usually place three at the same time going up. So that original price, if I have a 1.0, I shred those. So I shred those 1.0, like 3.0 total, I shred those going up. And I'm telling you, if I keep the original price, I get make more money and shred the fractions of 25, 25, 25, and I close all the way. Now my algorithm is not designed for a long, big time frame. I always do one minute in five minutes time frame. Okay. The thing is, so you're in and out. You're in and out. You're in and out. Yeah, it's very quick trades overnight. No, I don't, I don't hold trades overnight. Like they call it like drawdown. No, I don't do that. I don't do that. The more I think how long have you been trading? Oh, seven months. Seven months. Are you starting to win consistently now? Yes. And you are training students. You have a team. Yes. The channels that I have right now, some of them had a one on one on me, actually zoom. We had a one on one. My strategy, not actually my strategy, but it's a blueprint how I started this indicators that have encountered during my developing this algorithm that helps me as a beginner and I'm sharing that to them. So when you're saying you have an algorithm, so you have created, I'm assuming you have a list of indicators you use that you believe gives you an advantage and gives you an idea, a better idea of what's going to happen in the market before it happens. Is that what you mean by an algorithm? Yes. Yes. So you, you, you choose a certain amount of, you know, the MACD, the stochastics, the right, the indicators that, that people use, but you've got a cocktail of them that you think really give you an advantage. Right. Right. And you are looking for people that would be interested in working with you to also learn how to trade. Exactly. And how would someone be able to get in contact with you if they want to learn how to trade? Well, I had that, I had that link and I had that channel also they tap into that one. Is that the Telegram? Is the Telegram channel? Is that the one you're talking about? Yeah, it's a Telegram channel that I have the Gold Sniper and then I have the group descriptions attached to that too. And that's the only way, but this people is already in IML.  You have to be consistent, but for you to be successful and consistent in this kind of business, it is only one thing. You have to be consistent what you want to do. You want to be a scalper, you want to be a swing trader, you want to do trader, you have to figure that out because if you want to try each one of this one, you're blown on account. That's what happened to me. 100,000 demo account I'm blowing because I tried to be a day trader, I tried to be a swing trader, I tried to be a scalper here and there. You know what? I keep my scalper just one gold, but three weeks ago, I just able to diversify all my trading so I can trade with the other pairs, not just for gold. And I think it is more viable to have those kind of diversified trading strategy, not just for gold, because just in case gold is gone, what should I do? I have this, another pairs that major pairs that I can rely on to continue and sustain my account. What do you think about pairs like, have you seen like the US 30? It's been going up nonstop. The S&P 500 has been going up nonstop. Apple has been going up nonstop. Visa has been going up nonstop. The UK 100 has been going up nonstop. Have you looked at these ones? I look at the US 30 actually. They've been going up nonstop, like nonstop, like crazy. It's crazy. Thousands of pips. Yep. 1000 pips. Last week, it was like 1800 pips just for the US 30. That's what I'm saying. So have you ever thought about, because I started trading that and I was like, Holy smokes, this thing is crazy.  I got the 800 pips last week. Wow. 800 pips last week. And I was like, I'm done. What? US 30? Yeah, US 30. I paid US 30 in the gold, right? And I guess like, dang, so I skipped my algorithm actually, it's not picking up options, futures, but I'm trying to tweak it. I tried to tweak it. I combined with another indicator that really, really suitable to pick up the indices, the options, the future options. Now it's working. I just did it last week with US 30. Dang, it's like 800 pips. I'm like, I'm done for the week. Yeah. Eight, eight questions. Let me ask you a question. So you're part of IM Master Academy. I'm part of IM Master Academy. You're looking to build your business. I'm looking to build my business. This is the first video we're doing. Maybe we could do some live trading. We'll do. We can do that. So let's do this because I don't want you to give away all your secrets right now. We're going to put a link down below this video to your channel. Thank you for doing this video. Let's do this again. We'll do this more. And I want to be able to do videos in the future talking with some of your students, some testimonials. Maybe we could even do some live streams talking about live trades that we could do for members that are watching all over the world. And hopefully we can work together to help grow the trading Academy and help build your brand and help build my brand. Absolutely, Richard. Thank you very much for giving me this opportunity. I look forward to it. I look forward to it. I'm excited. I am part of your channel on Telegram. I am excited to see your success and to help share your story and hopefully we can grow together. Thank you so much. Absolutely. And one more thing also that I've been looking forward to because two weeks ago, I've been I was able to make a tool but I'm not going to make it any announcement yet. The developer is working on it. It is kind of my two algorithms. I put it all together to become a automated right. So I took out of that kind of headache to be on front of the computer two hours, three hours just to look for a trades, right? So this automated one, it's not effortless. I have to put inputs in everything but I've been tweaking it. So last week after that 800 pips of US 30, I go back here. But the thing is it minimized my returns while I'm testing it because honestly and frankly, honestly, I'm not bragging about it. I'm probably making about 2,500 to 3,500 a day just for the gold gold sniping. But when I testing this tool, I went down to about like 800 to 1200. But the thing this tools is giving me a consistent average of $800 a day. If I'm going, I love to see that like I love to see creating and doing and doing that together. And I think we could literally make the world a different place if we can literally show people how you're consistently making $800, $1200, $2,500, $3,500 a day. That's all man. Congratulations. And this is with real money. You're talking real money. No, this is no demo. I only have a demo when I testing it. What I'm doing it, this is, this is a real money. So congratulations on all your success. Let's do this against you, my friend. Yes. Thank you for coming on the show. And I hope you continue with all of your success moving forward. This is thank you so much. This from California, your boy rich from rich to be live from Vancouver, Canada, and we're both members of the I am mastery Academy. Thank you for watching. If you're not winning, you're not watching Jonathan Mendez, your boy rich from rich to be live, and we're out. Thank you.


Speaker of the Ninth Leger's Assembly, Mudashiro Basa, Agege 1, has been elected Speaker of the Tenth Assembly. His emergence followed a nomination and general acceptance by the lawmakers-elect. Mona Lisa Laspada, Papa 1, Chief Whip of the Ninth Assembly, was also elected Deputy Speaker of the Tenth Assembly after her nomination and general acceptance by the House. The elections followed the proclamation of the Tenth Assembly by Governor Samuilou. I have promised a greater legal rights and I know and I believe that the Tenth Assembly is shared in our vision. We have promised an agenda of things cross-cross and I know and I believe that the Tenth Assembly will share in our vision. It's there for my own and the work to be done. I firmly proclaim the Tenth Assembly of the State House of the Assembly. This marks the third time consecutively that Robassa would be elected Speaker of the House of Assembly.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casegrakes.com coming at you with 2019 Panini Gold Standard Soccer, one box, random number block, R&B number 25, 25 right there. That's how it works. This is its debut. Gold standards debut in soccer, so it makes it pretty nice. Robert, Kenny, Brian, Jason, and Dimitri, thanks for joining. There's the numbers right there. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Snake Eyes. Two times. One eye for the snake. Left eye and right eye of the snake eyes. Robert down to Dimitri. Snake Eyes. Two times for the numbers. One eye and the other eye. Nine down to two. Alright, Robert with nine. Dimitri with seven. Brian with five. Dimitri with six. Kenny with one. Jason with three. Robert with eight. Dimitri with four. Robert with zero and Dimitri with two. Let's sort this by number right here. I don't think there's going to be any trades, but while we're selecting a box, all the troops in the box, feel free to trade numbers if you want to. There it is. Fresh case. I'm glad we got some more. Alright, so we'll do a few dice rolls here and choose that Liverpool red right here. That's the club I support. We'll go one, two, three, four to select the stack. Four, it's the far right stack right here. And then we'll go one, two, three, four, five, six. Four again. One, two, three, four. So middle box right there. And these we'll save for next time. Alright, no trades right yet. Doesn't look like there's any trades. So let's officially close the trade window. Type TWC in the chat and we'll print this list out. Let's see what kind of amazingness we could find inside here. Another one box break is up on jaspeaskasebreaks.com. As you can see, we've got 12 breaks to do or 11 more breaks to do, so get it going. And obviously if you buy all 10 spots, that'll be a personal box. Pulled some really nice stuff out of this ladies and gentlemen, so soccer fans give it a shot. That's a quick break too. Alright, I think we've got some base cards on the bottom. Three base cards on the bottom. Alright. Alright, there's Julian Brandt from Brutia Dortmund, 18 out of 79, that'll go to Robert in the number eight. And we've got Toby Alderwild, that is three out of 19 on Ghost Jason. And we've got Jan Oblak, that is, 51 out of 129, close to Kenny in the number one. Okay, that's our first autograph back there. So Marquinhos is going to help us out. Let's slide out the first autograph right here. It's Keppa Arzebalaga for Chelsea Football Club, 33 out of 149 that goes to Jason Sebert and the number three. Next one is nice Carly Lloyd, Auburn Autographs, 107 out of 149. Dimitri, with number seven. Back here is Irelic, it's Neymar, it is Paris Saint-Germain, 10 out of 10, two-colored jersey going to number zero, Robert Runkel with number zero. Nice. And there's Metalergy Marquinhos also for a place for Paris Saint-Germain, 146 out of 149, Dimitri with the number six. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Nice quick break of gold, a standard soccer. Another gold brick back there. I love the shape of these box. Another gold brick back there. Break number, this is break number 25. Next one, break 26. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


If you enjoy something, you naturally want more of that thing. I'm sure you guys have found yourself in the situation where you're not watching the final few episodes of your favorite show because you just don't want it to end. And if you couldn't tell, I like FNAF quite a bit. So naturally, I want as much as I can when it comes to this franchise. So when it came word that FNAF AR and Illumix built their own website specifically for FNAF merchandise for their game, you betcha I was hoppin' on that train to buy some. So today, I'm gonna be showing off every single item I've ever bought when it came to FNAF AR merchandise. Now when I say every item, I mean every item I've bought off of merch.fnafarer.com. Which means I'm not gonna be counting the Frostbear action figure, which I talked about not too long ago. Link in the description if you missed that. And also not the Frostbear plushie that I am still missing, but I'm looking forward boys, trust me. So let's not waste any more time, cause I have a lot of products to go through. If you're new, subscribe, if you're not new, or you're still new and you wanna give a bit more, because trust me, I've spent hundreds of dollars on these products, smash the like button. I really need to get my monies back, so please watch all the ads boys. 600 plus dollars on all of this stuff, it's insane. So we're gonna go from their earlier products to some of their newer products. So first up, we have the Arcade Mayhem product, starting off with my poster, which is hanging up right over there. Now while the poster doesn't really have much to look at, it gets the point across. It has all the Arcade Mayhem skins on there, as well as a big baby up at the top. It has a logo up there as well, and it also has some very subtle squares in the background. A very simple poster, but one that I do enjoy. Next up is the Arcade Mayhem hat. You may have seen me wear this in a few videos because I like it. It's very simple, but you got all the characters there. I'm personally not a huge fan of the Icon T-shirts, but when it comes to hat, where it covers basically all you really need to cover, it's not a bad design at all. I'm also gonna be putting up all the prices of these items as we go along, just so you can see just how much money I've spent. Next up are the two stickers that came with the bundle. You got 8-bit cupcake as well as 8-bit baby. They're very small, and like I've said in the past, I do plan on getting a notebook specifically for FNAF AR stickers, but as you can see, I've yet to do that. And finally, we have my FNAF AR Arcade Mayhem T-shirt. This was my favorite out of all the T-shirts that they made because it features everyone, and it has the logo up top. So next up is the Sizzling Summer and Toxic Wasteland event, and this... wow. I spend a lot of money on these two bundles. Together, I spent $173 on these things. Big ouch boys. So first up are the two posters right over there. You got Toxic Springtrap as well as the Sizzling Summer characters. I would have to say the Sizzling Summer one is by far my favorite poster that they have made so far. It features all the skins, Flaming Springtrap, Broiler Baby, Scorching Chica, and my boy, Flame Thrower Bear Endo. Unfortunately, it does have a rip at the top, but that does not take away my love for that poster. It is amazing. Toxic Springtrap. Very simple, but it still looks amazing. They really did step up their game when it came to posters this time around. Toxic Springtrap. Very simplistic poster, but I love the tiny touch of the smoke behind him and the particle effects surrounding him. And then we have my Sizzling Summer T-shirt. This one is even more simplistic with no logo this time around, but it still has all of the characters. And then we have pins for Flame Thrower Bear Endo as well as Flaming Springtrap. I don't really like the Flaming Springtrap one just because of the white surrounding him. I think it would have looked better if it was just like this one with no surrounding border of color. But hey, I still love them. I don't know why this one is so goddamn huge though when compared to this one, but I love them. Then I have more pins this time for Radio Ractor Foxy as well as Toxic Springtrap. Again, I don't know why they keep doing white borders around Springtrap. I think it would look cooler if it was like this, no border, but hey, I guess that's just the way it happened for some reason. To be fair, Foxy does have a black border around him, but it's really, you can see all the dust.  They've just been sitting on that shelf, so they might be a bit dusty. Speaking of stickers, we have the Group sticker for the Sizzling Summer Skins. As you can see, we have all the skins there from the Sizzling Summer event, and they're standing on like Magma, Lava, I don't know, but it looks amazing. Again, I've yet to put all these in a scrapbook, but I'm gonna do it soon. Then we have holographic stickers for Radio Ractor Foxy and Toxic Springtrap. I believe that this is the same pose on the poster, yes it is. And this one right here, if I would focus, is the, I believe the splash screen image in-game when he first appeared. Then I have a FNAF AR Lanyard. I don't really know what I'm gonna use it for. Uh, corkies, I don't know, whenever conventions open back up and I can actually go to some. Yeah, various simplistic designs, as you can see it just has the name and the logo of special delivery all across it. And then I've got some beanies. I have the Toxic Wasteland Purple Special Delivery Beanie. It's gonna be all dusty because this is the one that's usually on the floor right there, so probably not the best place to keep it. And then for some reason, even though I swear I only ordered one, I have two flaming Springtrap beanies. Now I am gonna be counting only one of them when it comes to calculating the total price because again, I only ordered one, I don't know why I got two, but I'm not complaining. So moving on to the Plus Trap collection, as you can see I got the Neck Mask, which features lots of different poses for Plus Trap all around it. I actually use this one quite a bit whenever I go outside. And I also got the Icon Hat and it has Plus Trap right underneath them. And then I have the Plus Trap poster, which is right there and the way the poster was made and the way he poses, he actually looks down on me all the time while I'm walking. So it's a little bit terrifying. I just look up and I see him looking down at me, but it's a great poster nonetheless. Now I do have two Plus Trap shirts, but I think the other one's in the wash or something. So this is the only one I'm gonna be showing off. It's the portrait one, the one that makes it look like Plus Trap got arrested and was sent to prison. And I also have the Attack T-shirt. I'll put up a picture of it right now. Then I have the Plus Trap pin. As you can see, this pin probably not a Linux's best. The picture made it look so good. Right, here's the picture, but then here's the actual pin. What happened? Then I have the two stickers, the one of his head, and then the one when he's in the chair. I did not get the charm.  Now it was around this time, I believe, or maybe it was after the Toxic Wasteland event, that they had like the retro collection and they had like the glitch collection. I didn't get any of those. Some collections, especially the First Wave Emergent Eyes, I just skipped completely because I didn't really feel like I really needed to have them. So yeah, that's why I'm missing all of those stuff. But moving on to the Day of the Dead and the Jack-O collections, I have the Jack-O-Chica and Jack-O-Chica Mug. I mean, Jack-O-Pony and Jack-O-Chica Mug, as you can see. Very nice. I use these mugs all the fricken time. It's insane. Here's Day of the Dead, Katrina Toy Chica Mug. Again, I use this one so often. Speaking of things I use so often, I believe that these are dirty socks. So that, yeah, they're Jesus Christ, they're dirty. This is Katrina Day of the Dead Toy Chica sock. And then I have the Jack-O-Pony and Jack-O-Chica socks. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I wore these like yesterday or something, so that's why they look terrible. I don't know where the other Katrina Toy Chica sock went. I'm just gonna say that. Then I have the Day of the Dead Cupcake Sticker. Ooh, it's holographic. Look at that. I also have the Day of the Dead Special Delivery Sticker. Again, holographic. Very nice. Then I have Katrina Toy Chica's head per sticker. Her decapitated head. And then I have the House for Jack-O-Chica and Jack-O-Pony. I believe is Katrina Toy? No, she's not. I believe on the teaser for the merchandise that she was great up here. But I guess she got taken out for some reason on the sticker. Oh, there it is. Then I have, God, this is a great sticker. It's the Jack-O-Pony and Jack-O-Chica and Rachel and it's howling at the moon. It's such a great sticker, dude. I love it so much. And now we come to the, as of right now, latest collection from Alumix and FNAFAR. It is the anniversary as well as the Thanksgiving collections. I have the anniversary sticker right here. The first anniversary logo with Freddy, Foxy, Bonnie and Chica. This group sticker, which has all of the animatronics and skins so far in the game as of, well, maybe like a month ago. Then this is a great sticker. It's Freddy with a balloon. It's holographic. It has a few confetti around Freddy. And we're going to see more of this design later on in the video because I have a few codes to show off as well as some packaging and all that stuff that I think Alumix did a great job on. And this is actually a magnet, which shows off Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, as well as the Bear Endoskeleton. Look at that. I have no place to put it right now besides my fridge, but hopefully I find the place for it soon. Then I have some pins and buttons. This one, this design we've seen previously on a sticker. At this time, it's a pin if you would focus.  All right. Well, that's not working. Anyways, moving on. Oh, I got to drop it. This is the again, the big group pin or button. I don't, I don't really know which one it is. I think it's a button, which has again, all the skins and characters released so far in FNAF or I don't know why this camera is not focusing. God dang it, dude. Hurry up. Then we have what is so far one of my favorite things that they have released. This, I liked it so much. I framed it. God dang it. This is the Thanksgiving teaser from last year, which has all the animatronics for the Bonnie Chica, Foxy, Springtrap Baby, plus trap in the Bear Ender skeleton and the cupcake, all around the table for Thanksgiving.  I have yet to find a frame for it because I didn't realize it was a poster and not a print, so I got it really small on accident. But this is, dude, look at that. Now this is what I call a poster. Well, it's like 11 by 17, so I guess it's more of a print. But whatever, this is technically a poster. It has all the skins, all the characters in FNAF or as of the first anniversary. Dude, it looks amazing. I love how it came out. Illumix does such a great job with prints and posters. I love it. I have yet to find a frame for it though, but you betcha I'm going to be displaying this thing for all of my friends and family to see when I walk into this office. Now technically there is more. I don't really consider these products because there's not, you know, you can't buy them on the website. But Illumix has been releasing special like trading cards. I don't really know what they were supposed to be whenever you purchase items. These are going to be very dusty because like all the stickers and pins, they've just been sitting right there and sometimes just even in the closet. So if they're dusty, I'm sorry, but this is foxy. I believe he was one of the first cards to be released when it came to FNAF AR products. And then I have, let's see, let's count this out. One, two, three, four, five. I have six bonnies. Oh, this one's really dusty. I have six bonnie cords. Insane dude. Here's yellow eyes for some reason. I don't know why they all have yellow eyes. They're supposed to be like red and bonnie. So silly mistake there Illumix. And then I told you he would show up again. This is Freddy with the balloon. This came with the anniversary collections. Whenever you bought a product on that anniversary, it's really nice. I love it. And they also have special delivery logo stickers. Some of them have different designs. Like this one is kind of like diamondy holographic. When you have something like this, which is just normal holographic white. See in total I have four of the diamond holographics and I think two or three of the normal ones. And then I don't know why I kept these. They, they don't really mean anything. But I have these AR tags that come whenever you purchase an item. I just have like let's say two, four, six, I have seven of them. I don't know why I'm saving these because I don't know why. This QR code if you scan it actually just sends you to the website.  I also have all of these cords. It's basically the same thing. You got the QR code there. And then it's on the inside with Freddy links to their YouTube. I don't know why I'm keeping these. I just think they look cool. Again, I have so many of these. Same thing with some of the bags that the stickers come in. I just keep them for some reason. I have no clue why. Why am I like this? Something that I am happy that I kept though is this bag. All right. Your special delivery is here. This was actually sent in the mail. All right. This wasn't in a box. It was sent like this, which I think was amazing. I wish they did this more, because this is like something you'd expect to receive if you are in the FNAF universe. All right.  Your special deliveries here. I like this. And that's basically everything. So yeah, the total was $621.04. Boy, oh boy. And I expect that number to go up even more next year. In full honesty, I just love the merchandise. All right. I think it is so much better than the game. Actually, if the Lumix just did merchandise for FNAF AR, I would not mind that because they are amazing at it. Yeah. That's everything I have with FNAF AR so far. I do plan on doing a video going over every single FNAF AR product I've ever gotten. It includes everything on this shelf, all those plushies, everything on this shelf, and everything you can't see in frame right now. So smash the like if you want to see that. And hopefully that will be out by the end of this year. Thanks for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye. Gregory, be still. I think she's found us.