What's up everybody, Jason Everett, JasperJasperys.com. Another St. Nick Promo break sold out. This is a brand new release today. 2021 Panini Contenders Baseball. This is a 12 box case break. Random teams number one, as you can see right there. So again, this is a 24 spot break. We have some combo teams, which is the A's, Brewers, D-Backs, Max, Nationals, Rockies, Blue Jays, Cubs, Giants, Indians, and Twins Dodgers, which we have right there. So those are the combo teams. So again, I can say is A's, Brewers, we have D-Backs, Metz, Nationals, Rockies, which are right here. Then we have Blue Jays, Cubs, which are up here. Giants, Indians, which are right here. And then Twins, Dodgers. So again, 24 spots guys, everybody gets a random team. There's a customer name. So again, at the end of the break, I'll have a little randomizer for the St. Nick Promo. So the top two names will win a spot in that, and you're guaranteed something. So we'll have that little ready to go there for at the end. But for now, guys, let's do the break. Let's roll the dice. We got it. Boom. It is A, three and a two, five times. Good luck. One, two, three, four, and five. Five times. Andrew got a Jonathan. Boom. Five times. One, two, three, four, and five. Boom. Five, five Yankees out of the Diamondbacks and Metz. Alrighty. So there you go. And Andrew, you have the Yankees. Barry with, okay. Barry with the Royals. Adam Cumberland with the Angels. Colin with the Braves. Timothy with the Rays. Nicholas with the Tigers. Alan Murdoch with the Pirates. Brandon with the Indians. Giants. Adam Cumberland with the Reds. Andrew with the Brewers. Ace Combo. Chad with the Rockies. Nationals Combo. Adam with the Marlins. Craig with the Astros. Sean with the Cardinals. Timothy with the Mariners. Alan with the White Sox. Adam Cumberland with the Phillies. Will, you have the Dodgers and Twins. Chris Perry with the Red Sox. Cardinals with the Orioles. Ace with the Texas Rangers. Jonathan with the Cubs. Blue Jays Logan with the Podgers. And Jonathan with the Diamondbacks Metz Combo. So if anybody wants to trade, I'll give you guys a quick minute. I got to go quickly run and get this case. But in the meantime, I'll give you guys time to trade if you guys would like. Alright, let me go grab the case, guys. Alright, anybody want to trade with Chad or not? Close the trade window. Guys, I guess nobody wants Juan Soto or anybody else that's available for them. Stick to what you got, Chad. Still not necessarily, guys. The Combo teams are actually bad. I think we just combed up some of the teams that pretty much didn't have too much with some of the better teams. So like, for instance, the Dodgers have really have the most numbered cards, you know, in the set. By BreakNinja.com. But, um, where are the Dodgers at?  So, you know, it's not bad at all. It's just obviously got to try to combo up as best as possible. And then someone like the Baltimoreers that say don't really have too much, uh, let's say prospects or younger rookies, but then they have like Kesson Herstad in there and Adley Rochman or et cetera, et cetera. So I think Nick tried to do his best with the Combo teams. So I'll have the checklist out. For any of the high school players, any of the college players, you know, um, I'll have the checklist open. So that way we could, uh, see who those go to. Sorry, that's not what I want to do. And then that way we can give it out to the high school teams to wherever they go to, alright? So I'll drop this little checklist into the link too. Or this link into the chat. For you guys there. Alright, cool. Let's do this. Here's the customer names again. Boom, boom. And again guys, the next Radham team is already pretty much done like 10 left. So I expect us to run this back. Probably one of the better odds to get a promo spot besides like the mixer where there's only going to be like 5 or 6 names. But of course the price points a little bit more expensive. So again, there's going to be a lot of base cards, but we'll stop of course for the numbered cards, any autographs. And like I said, for all the high school college cards that we get out of here, we'll just leave those to the end. And then we'll post a note, tag any of those college cards. We're going to see some points. So these are all just season ticket base. There's our first autograph there, and that is Edward Golina, or Edward Golina for the Minnesota Twins. And Will, already on the board buddy. We've got some chrome in here, that's awesome. Little Shane Biebs, the Biebs. It's like a QR code on the top right. Trying to squeeze in a little QR code. So these are all just base cards, so we'll just kind of skip through them. That's like the foil blue. So now we have 150 points which we will randomize to somebody at the end of the break. I'll put this over here to my left so no one can try to steal the code. Avi Baez, they're kind of cool. I like that they kind of put a little contender's optic feel in here. Edward Cabrera for the Miami Marlins. That's a prospect ticket on card. Very nice. Miami. Miami, Adam Coverman. Yohan Moncada, and we'll just skip through the base, base. Draft ticket numbered this time, they're 149. Micah Sremski for the Giants. And then we got Julio Rodriguez's prospect ticket for the Seattle Mariners. It's going to Timothy. These are good prospects. There you go. Matt Chavin's season ticket. And another Edward Colina. Contender's from Minnesota. And Royce Lewis, little prospect ticket. Contender's optic. Nice. Another one from Minnesota. Will, having a great break so far. Tre Mancini. So it's kind of separated. I'm all going to separate the autos and the chromes. I could top up the autographs really quick. All right, so there you go. There's your autographs. First box in the books. Boom. Next one. All right, good luck, guys. Next box, Andy Ibanez. That is for Texas. Texas Rangers that's going to ASA. That's an orange. That's really nice. Number to 49, Rafael Devers. We have a Tre Mancini. It's 149 numbered. And a Cabrion Hayes. Draft ticket on card 87 out of 99. Very solid. That is going to the Pittsburgh Pirates in Allen Murdoch. Solid hit. The reds are not numbered. The orange was. Jared Oliva. Riggy ticket. Another one for the Pirates. And a Boba Shetzi's in ticket. Contender's optic. Oh, another point. Come on, guys. Come on, man. Another point's coming out right now. The Devers, that's not numbered. And we have a Ben Bowden. Riggy ticket for Colorado. Chad. Try to trade. Couldn't trade Mojo, Chad. Rocky's Nats combo. Evan Longoria. And a Garrett Clevenger. Rookie roundup. For the Dodgers. LAD that's going to Will Christian. And we have Abigail Rojas. You're asking the wrong guy, Chad. I'm really not into the prospecting of baseball. But I know that he is a hit. And again, another 150 points coming out. So just give those out. One, two, three, four, five, however many we get. But if we get like a 400 points next, and that's going to go to number one, of course. The lower amount of points go to two, three, four. Really, Will? Didn't I have a good break for you like in Spectrum? Didn't you have like the Mariners? Or not the Mariners. Seattle? I thought I hit something good for you like a week or two ago. But maybe, maybe I'm wrong. Hey man, lay bloomers, Chad. Another round with them. Obviously, that's just the first two boxes, though. We stopped plenty of boxes. It's good to be on the board, though. Good to be on the board. Oh, that's right. Yeah, yeah, see, I remember that. I have good memory, man. I have good memory. I kind of like it. That's right. All right, next box, guys. We have a Castellanos. It's a 99. And a Nick Madrigal Draft Ticket, a 99. That's still for the Chicago, uh, Chicago, uh, White Sox, which is going to Allen Murdoch straight up. And we have a judge, a little red ticket right there. Luis Angel Acuña. Very nice for Texas. They saw with that one. That's Acuña's little brother right there. He sold really well on Bowman Chrome. Michael Burrows for Pittsburgh, Allen Murdoch. Another set of points. Wow. I think we're getting like 150 points in every box. Drew Rasmussen. Look at that rookie cracked ice ticket. That looks beautiful. Uh, that is for Tampa Bay. Tampa Bay Rays going to Timothy. Nice rookie ticket. A.J. Block, Kansas City Royals. Governor Barry Roberts. All right, next box, guys. Box four. Gary Clevenger. For the Dodgers. Andy Ibanez. Rugby ticket for Texas. Dane Dunning. That's a blue number to 99. Playoff ticket. Playoff. Trevor Story, Colorado Rockies by the Chad. Number 16 at 18. And Joe Adele. Very nice on-card 93 out of 99 for the Angels. Going to Adam Cuperman straight up. Red Showtime. That's probably actually going to sell pretty well. A little color match. Another set of points. So we're getting 150 points in every box so far. Cody Whitley. Yeah, Trevor Story's not bad, man. Man, his cards at one point were so crazy. Same Bowman draft a year as Bryce Harper. And I remember we probably sold so many. Me and my buddy probably sold so many Trevor Stories on the cheap. And then when he got like, you know, came up as a rookie and did so well his first year. Another Ben Bowden to 99 for the Rockies. Could have made so much money off of him. But again, we were looking for Bryce Harper, not for Trevor Story. Another 150 points. Man, so far one, two, three, four points. 400. 450 points. Oh yeah, is he going to get traded? Or is he a free agent? Two Ben Bowden's. We're going to go three for three right now though. I'm going to get you another one. Trying to think of better Bowden's. Isn't there a coach, Bobby Bowden? Oh, Trevor Story's a free agent. Man. Well, I guess right now there's no talks, right? Because of the lockout. So all these people that signed or everything signed before the lockout just wanted to get paid and make sure they know where they're going in the season. Actually, how's the lockout actually, guys? How's the lockout? But like, I haven't heard anything. I mean, they're not going to probably do anything until like the new year, right? Rookie ticket, Dalton Varsha. At least 50 cents each, Chad. Come on. Don't sell. Sell them too short. That is Dalton Varsha for the Diamondbacks. Jonathan with that one. Two for a dollar, especially. That's what you can do. Cody. Poteet. Very locked out. Yeah, I know. Man, you don't think they're going to do anything until spring training? That's wild. I mean, actually, if they don't do anything until then, nobody can be practicing, right? Because you're not technically in the league. Spencer Strider for Atlanta. Going to Colin. Oh, I see some type of crackdice coming up. Another crackdice. And it is Cespedez for the Chicago. That's Cespedez's little brother. 8 out of 23 crackdice prospect ticket. Yolky. Nice one there for the White Sox. Going to Allen Murdoch. Kramer Robertson for St. Louis. Going to Sean Barnes. Yeah, I've seen how minor leaguers get paid and are read about it. It's pretty rough. I mean, I get it. They're not bringing in the big money, but at the same time, like, get your pipelines, you know? Tariq. Rookie ticket for Detroit. Going to Nicholas L. And a nice Bulbasaur red suit and ticket. That's crazy, dude. That is crazy.  That's the crazy thing. Some of these guys still get paid easily, like, $200,000, $300,000 at least. Some of the players do have big signing bonuses, especially they come out of high school. You know, like, they get, like, $1 million or something crazy for signing and not going to college. But you have to assume minor leaguers are always filled in with, like, walk-ons, right? Like, not even just you were drafted or you were signed by them. Minnesota Brent Rooker. To 99. Minnesota Twins. That is Will. And a cracked ice. Fernando Tattis Jr. 1 out of 23. A little chipping on the top corner right there. But 1 out of 23 cracked ice. Stadium or, sorry, a ticket to Stardom. Padre's going to Logan. Donnie Walton for Seattle. J.D. Orr for Miami. Draft ticket to 75. William Contreras for Atlanta. That's a nice rookie ticket there. ETL going to Colin. Nevaldo Rodriguez. Contenders ticket for Houston. Craig with the Houston Astros. Like, Manoa. For Toronto to 75. Blue Jays is with Jonathan. All right, well, that was the first box I had of no points. And that quality balance was numbered 50 out of 99. Looks like the reds are not numbered and just the regular refractors. All right, halfway through, guys. Still at least another six autographs in every box. It's another 36. Again, we also have these available for personals on jaspys.com. If anybody's interested in personals. Very inexpensive. Only like 125 bucks a box. You get six autographs. So very much on the affordable side. I obviously, it's part of the main reason why it's because it's unlicensed. At the end of the day, these are still on-card autographs, sticker autographs that you would get in any top product. So for collector purposes, you can still get some nice hits. But yeah, it looks like after we get done with this break, I'll have to go through about, like, 15 orders. But it looks like Pikachu number two is sold out with the little random number block it looks like. Number two has a random number block and it looks like Nick random number block number three. So if you want to get into the random number block for number two, that one has the Patriots Cowboys Eagles and then number three has the Bucks Cowboys Packers Eagles Lions Washington Washington football team. So that's how we'll sell out impeccables two and three. And then Nick has put up the next couple picker teams up. 23 left in number five and number six for Saturday. And then I think we're done with six left in the next contender, so we're probably going to run this break back. It looks like by the time I get done with this break, I'll go through orders and then we'll probably run back the break anyways. So we'll do that after that. And then Spectra's done a three left in the Saint Nick promo as well. So yeah, we'll probably run this back, guys. The promo break done. Willie MacGyver contender's ticket for the Colorado Rockies. Not a Ben. Not a Ben, Chad. Peter Lanza though. And a 12 out of 15 Debbie Garcia Diamond Ticket. Nice 99. We'll be running that back, like I said, most likely. Who has the Yankees? Andrew with that one. A little Diamond Ticket. Ripken Reyes. San Diego Padres. And a Trayman Cini. Three out of five fame ticket. That is for the Baltimore Arrows College of Gear. Brady Singer for Kansas City. A little rookie ticket. Casey Glen and Barry Roberts. That Galleon Red. And a rookie ticket, Dalton Jeffries. For the Oakland A's. Daniela Veras. San Francisco. Giants is a combo team going to Brandon Hall. Next box. Luis Camposano. A rookie ticket for the Padres. And a logo. Matt Chapman. Kevin Podlow. Or Padlow. Tampa Bay Rays. Orange. That's a Mookie Betts. 12 out of 49. For Tampa Bay. Luis Angel Acuña. Very nice. 11 out of 99. Another one for Texas. Showtime Refractor. And Andre Scrubb for Houston. Winner Craig. Last hit. Some points. This time it's going to be 400 points. So right now this will be number one since that is the biggest point. Four more boxes guys. Again, once I get done with this break guys I'm just going to quickly print out the labels upload the video, go through the orders. I got like 20 orders right now. Taking like 10, 15 minutes. And then it's most likely we're going to be running back number two of this. That'll be another Saint Nick promo breakdown. Alright, still two left guys. Two left in the next contenders. Tyler Stephenson for Cincinnati. Rookie on card ticket. Cincinnati. William Holmes for the Angels. Adam Coverman again. Scott Barlow. Thank you first of all. Brent Rooker for Minnesota. Rookie on card ticket. I have to go back and look. I don't remember his name to be honest. Jonathan Hughes for Philadelphia. Philly is going to Adam Coverman. Matt Chapman is number two 99. Yeah, it's been a lot of doubles. That's for sure. Ooh, cracked eyes, cracked eyes. Yes. Diamond ticket. That is number to 15 Miguel Rojas. Miguel Rojas. And we got Jazz Chisholm. Wow, cracked eyes. That's exactly what I wanted. I wanted a cracked eyes bigger rookie. Very nice. Two out of 23. Very beautiful. Marlin's going to Adam Coverman. Very solid here right there. Rocky's guy was Millie. Kyver. Not Kyver, I should say sorry. I'm going to top load all these right now when I get a chance. So far we got a couple of ice. And some really nice ones. Next box. Three boxes to go. You got Isaiah Kiner for Texas to 99. And Tariq for Detroit. Rookie ticket on car. Tim Raddison red. And a Leody Tavares. Optic Rookie Ticket. Another one for Texas. Vanessa. And Gonzalez. Yeriel. Another one there for Detroit. But he's in triple A though, Chad. At least he's not in single A. Jackson Cluff. Hungen Riem. And Monte Harrison. Whoa, that is a very very different autograph I should say. That's pretty wild. I was like. We have Joshua Cornelli for the New York Mets. Mets is a combo team and that is Jonathan. And Zach Galli and Orange out of 49. Two more boxes. I know Chad, I'm just messing with you two, man. I just feel like though, for minor leagueers like you know, there's not really many of them that actually do really well in the minors to move up and then not that I'm trying to say that, it's more like okay, so let's think of like one or Frank, let's think of like all these prospects like Julio Rodriguez for like Seattle, right? Like when he's in the minors, is he like totally killing it? Like is he hitting like 350, like 3 and above? You know? Because I always wonder, like you know sometimes not to say that sometimes you produce better when you like get called up. Which is kind of weird sometimes. I know it was like that for like let's say like hockey where sometimes they're like too good for the minors or they don't do so well, but then they get called up to the big leagues like hockey wise like you know, I'm thinking like Adrian Kempe for my Kings. He's really mature now and he's actually really one of the better players on the team but like I remember for him he was like too good for the minors so it's like he wasn't getting any better play in there so he had to play with like better players you know? And then when he would get called up with the Kings, he'd do extremely well. But see that's the thing, like that's the only two right that hit 315 above everybody else is like in the 200s or like how many other good players actually hit over 300. That's what I'm saying. So I feel like you can do really well on the AAA and all that, but then when it comes to like getting called up maybe you don't do well, right? I'm not trying to defend this guy, but just for instances, that's what I'm saying. Tyler Walls. Another crack dice ticket, very nice. Tampa Bay this time. Tyler Stevenson. Ryan for Cincinnati. Adam Kuperman. Jose for Seattle.  Like only so many people get so many shots and it's like when you kind of blow your first shot then it's kind of hard to kind of get back up there. You know? That's kind of the crappy part is that yes, I think for baseball for hockey and those leagues that have multiple like pipelines multiple leagues, nice Cronin worth, very nice.  Which I wish we can go back to like you know, for instance like football, right? There's really no pipeline per se, right? So it's like if you don't if you don't come out doing well like a quarterback or anything like that in your first year or two, then people just kind of throw you off and that's it, it's over with. Where back in the day you know, people were traditionally sitting for years. I mean, look at Rogers, right? He's kind of one of the more famous ones. Yeah, I think they brought me too. All right, so this is the last box guys. I'll do the promo and then I got to go through like 20 orders, but I believe the second contenders also sold out already. No, just that one left though. Oh, it's Kyrie back. Yeah, they're playing in the way game. They're playing him in the way game. Oh, because he can't play because the Brooklyn stuff? He can't play because in work, but the rest of the team they're missing so many players that they just have to resort to playing him on the away games. And he agrees to that? He agrees to actually do that? That's funny. They didn't want to at first, but... I hope Jordan Love could turn out to be like the next A-Rod to kind of prove to like, I mean, I think people would kind of forget too Patrick Mahomes didn't play his rookie at all. I said, Jeter Downs, you know, he didn't play at all for a whole year. Imagine that, Patrick Mahomes not playing for a whole year behind Alex Smith. I just wish we could... I just wish we could write off these players so fast. Kramer Robinson for St. Louis. Gerard on Alvarez. Another Willy! Damn, Chad, two Benz and a Willys, and two Willys. There you go. Draft ticket, Brenton Honeywell for Tampa Bay. Jose Ramirez Ripken Reyes for San Diego. Evan Longoria up to 99. What do we got here? Building blocks ticket that is a George Springer number 10 out of 10 for Toronto. And last one is Isaac Paradez. Yeah, I thought I'd see more Nationals too, but I guess not. Harold Rocky shocked us. Alrighty guys, well that was the break. I've got to top all of these autographs, but we have plenty of autographs to go around. Quickly just go through them there. A lot of hits for a lot of teams. I know there's some teams that may have went hitless though, but what was what? 6 autographs with box 12 box is 64 autographs to go around. Obviously some much better than others, but still a hit is a hit. And a bonus, this is a Seatnik promo break, so have that opportunity as well to get some nice, nice Trevor's story playoff ticket though, that was really nice. For a non-auto. And then obviously like the George Springer that was like a non-auto numbered card. I got all the colors here. That one or their diamond ticket out of 5. Cracked Ice Tatis was really nice. Then obviously some of the bigger season tickets. Oh sorry, 72. Actually sorry, it's in the 60s because of all these. Corona Worth was really nice. Trevor or Tyler Wall is to 23 Cracked Ice. Jazz Chisholm is probably one of the better Cracked Ice. Cespedes to 23. Rasmussen Cracked Ice. Joe Adele, Ibanez, Cabrion Hayes, and of course we got a lot of those here. Royce Lewis, Julio Rodriguez, Jared Oliva. So there you go guys. But again, this is what we'll do. I think we'll do it this way. The top two will win a spot in the promo. So let's get the promo list right here. And we actually didn't get any high school or any of those kind of cards. Which is awesome. So what we'll do is actually top two will win a spot in the promo. And there it is right there. And number three gets 400. Four, five, six, seven get 150 points in that order. Alright, so that's how we'll do it. So let's roll the dice. Roll it. Four to four, eight the hard way. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. Boom. So top two, congratulations to Timothy and Adam Cuperman. Congratulations, Adam. So Timothy, at number three, you're going to get 400 points. And then Andrew, Jonathan, Alan Murdock, and Will Christian I believe will get 150 points. So from four, five, six, seven. Yeah. Four through seven, get 150 points. And then Timothy will get the 400 points coming in at number three. I appreciate you guys. Again, another one's in the store that I already sold out. We'll be running that back soon. JaspysCaseBricks.com


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What's going on guys got Kyle here with late sports cards. We are ripping 2022 select football hobby 12 box full case number 8 Random divisions here. We did a randomizer before the break We had Scotty B with the AFC West down to John G with the NFC north Can always check the results of our randoms on our website guys late in sports cards down at the bottom the results section Good luck guys. Let's see what we got here number 8 Almost the weekend. Let's go Hobbs. I got tomorrow off. So this is kind of my Friday night right now Kind of all ready guys. Let's see some sweet XR C's here some nice color box one First up. We have purple cam Jordan NFC south number 299 or 75. Sorry Silver tray Lance and we have Hunter Renfrow blue is gonna be Amon Ross St. Brown on the select Um or the sweet level to 99 Silver Jalani Woods AFC south. We've got Harrison Phillips Probably just relaxing Hobbs. I might go see the new Spider-Man tomorrow. I don't know There's Traylon Burks on these snapshots. I've been wanting to see it. So I might do that tomorrow Got the 75 white rookie RPA AFC south there. Um, John Michi nice one there Hopefully he has a great year this year really rooting for him. God Dawson Knox Club level Yeah, I haven't seen that one Hobbs. I'm in wanting to see it. So might do that tomorrow. I don't know yet Yeah was There is Jordan Poyer nice one there on the tie-dye sweet level that's going to AFC East of 25 Nice one here. Silver concourse level Kenny Pickett AFC North Marcus Jones There's a Desmond Ritter got neon icons waddle Brian Robinson on the sweet level silver AFC or sorry NFC East NFC East there's tricolor Tom Brady nice one there to 149 on the Sweet level AFC South NFC South geez Kirk Cousins blue there on the auto NFC North to 75 It's literally like flashcards like you see it. You got a right just think I'm almost done on that Almost out of thinking there's a sweet level Christian Watson NFC North Tray Lance and nice one here Kenny Pickett Silver field level AFC North nice we go Jason get this one back for you Silver field level pick it. I do like that picture better than the jet the fade away from Bert party There's a sweet level Damian Pierce got Crystal Lave selections got a silver Hertz And Christian Watson club level whole packet in top load about Just make me work You got nothing else to do right now, that's true. We've got blue power a our NFC West That's gonna be Ron Dale Moore to 199 Silver Furious George Carlot this AFC West Tommy Brady. Oh white birthday on Thursday. Wish a happy birthday for me hops You guys have some fun plans to 25. We got Josh Allen nice one here two-color patch on the tie-dye sparks Nice one AFC East 12 at 25 got silver NFC West Danny Gray Nick Bolton There's Aaron Rodgers on these silver neon icons NFC North Silver Drake London NFC South Josh Jacobs.  Well, that's probably not why but It's a good reason to have one It's a partial reason. Oh, wow Hobbs all over eight days. Geez man. That's crazy Joani Woods on the light blue for the AFC South that one's 299 TJ Watt We've got silver Deontay Johnson Demone Clark. Why? TJ Watt Red Derek Stingley AFC South rookie concourse to 99 Crystal Lave sweet level Silver Keon Green AFC South Derek Stingley Bailey zappy sensations Auto is gonna be Romeo Dobbs on the rookie autos of 199 silver rookie NFC North Pat Friar Muth Come on. Let's see some low numbers. Let's see some killer XRCs as well There's a snapshots J Jetta. Look at that picture man. That is dirty on the snapshots Justin Jefferson NFC North at 25 that was a snag. I remember that game catch of the year got down and cook in the background going what? How do you do that catch of the year nice one there to 25?  Mahomes Club level silver Bobby trees On another tie-dye this time. It's Kyle Phillips to 25 for the AFC South Titans on the tie-dye got a Skyler Thompson blue RPA that one is number to 75 nice hit their AFC East Mike will made it. There's a silver lender bomb AFC North JC Horn. Hey appreciate you Hobbs. Nice seeing you There's Kenny pick it on the premier level and blue is gonna be easy e to 99 on the rookie NFC or to 199 AFC East these freaking different levels having different colors kills me Josh Pascal silver I can't do it like I can't remember them all There's too many you do a girl Justin Herbert sensation. I'm trying really chargers AFC West We've got silver as Zidoo for the NFC East Tom Brady Tri-color is Kyler Elum for the AFC East that one is to 249 Silver Tay Adams and a Bailey Zappie base rookie Club level got to 75. That's gonna be easy E again on the white Jersey AFC East all over them Drake London NFC South rookie neon signs Rogers God Kaderis Tony on the sweet level silver and a Tariq woolen rookie field level NFC West Crystal Lave Snapshots hurts we got a silver Brian Robinson NFC East Seyquan Field level already guys box three keep it going. Let's see some more 3x RCs coming see some more nice color There's a red nice one there concourse Kenny pick it. There we go AFC North Number two 149 Very nice one there on the KP Silver rookie PR strong AFC East Matt Jude on our that are Red Mojo rather that is Kaderis Tony to 49 It's color match their AFC West Raji's Silvercade York rookie AFC North Devontae Smith Trevor Lawrence we've got sauce Gardner gonna be rpa to 199 nice when their AFC East on the South Micah Parsons Jay Jetta select silvers. There's a Malcolm Rodriguez club level or sweet level NFC North There's white a zone of a night on the AFC East there rookie for the Jets And to 75 got blue auto Eli Mitchell NFC West T free air There's blue power that is gonna be rookie of Kingsley in a bar a Kinsley in a bar a to 99 there or 149 Silver George Kittle Devon Bush Snapshots Tyree Kale David Montgomery field level silver Mark Andrews neon signs Bailey zappy Got a silver sky more Ken Murray There's a tricolor nice one here Aiden Hutchinson on the club level or sweet level 149 NFC North NFC North again Silver Vila's Jones Stephon digs Got silver Olava now for the NFC South on the phenomenon Coral and Sutton Silver Justin Herbert field level Nice Herbie AFC West John Michi. We've got a 99. It's gonna be sparks Jersey of Travis ETN AFC South got Damian Pierce AFC South Silver Tom Brady. We've got a silver zone of a night's AFC East Malik Willis on the field level. Oh, let's see some big XRCs Snapshots Echler. We got Malik Willis sweet level silver Hey Manning the redemption. Come on party. It is Garrett Wilson on the rookie signatures blue prism AFC East Garrett Wilson. That's gonna be Jeffrey Jeffrey G. There's Olava on the neon icons NFC South Got silver sky more AFC West Isaiah Pacheco field level. Yep, White Sox about to blow it I'll be a walk-off here. Got a Jonathan Taylor tricolor to 149 Silver Matty Coral NFC South Gino there is Kyler Murray on the blue power premier level that is to 149 NFC West Desmond Ritter select our sweet level silver Rashid Shahid rookie NFC South there is blue power. It's gonna be rookie of Jack Sanborn NFC North Bears Silver Damian Pierce AFC South Silver Snapshot CD lamb for the NFC East And a silver Luke Goddackie NFC South got a zebra that is rookie Tyler Smith. What's an NFC East on the zebra rookie for the Cowboys? Got a Ken Walker neon sign silver and Hutchinson club level silver. Great pack there This is tricolor Aaron Donald club level number to 149. We've got Jaylin Hertz on the auto there We go Donnie nice Jaylin Hertz number to 35 blue auto there for the Eagles NFC East Great hit there can make that hurts for you. Oh, yeah, Josh Jacobs 250 million dollar man and number to five now We got green Jersey gonna go to the NFC North Jared golf nice one there on the two three color patch Very nice looking one on the green Silver zone of a night AFC East Trey Hendrickson Silver Vila's Jones Jake or JK Dobbins lose the 75 Take it. There is a blue Garrett Wilson on the sweet level of the devil number to 99 Nice G Willie their AFC East Kittle the Andre Swift Box five Again guys, we'll have a little bit of room for persons at the end of the night only going till two though So we'll have not much Matt will be having personals tomorrow night after a WWE release day Revolution release so a lot of personals all night after a couple hours of release for WWE Trevor Lawrence there silver phenomenon We've got the forest Buckner Quintoriano Power that's gonna be two on the premier level blue power to 149 We've got Brent Jones NFC West on the Super Bowl auto 23 throwback there on the Brent Jones NFC West auto sensations Christian McCaffrey and Number to 60 another nice auto here rookie auto Sam Howell we go NFC East QB only for the commanders right now Very nice one there Andre sweet level Micah Parsons that one is the 99 Silver Crystal Lave nice one there on the premier level Devon Bush to bonte Smith. We got a silver cow pits and Kenneth Murray Yes, sir. It's Amy. That'll be it's right at five tomorrow Matt on channel two got Revolution release day. Not as you Harris silver phenomenon Antonio Gibson silver mark Andrews Alan. We've got Traylon Berks on the white Jersey rookie Jersey there number to 75 AFC South Russell Wilson on the silver there's white here. We go number to 30 Sam Howell on the concourse Magnus one for you NFC East 20 of 35 Nice white there NFC East Andre got a silver deck And step on digs. There is select signs are neon icon. Sorry Malik Willis Calvin Austin rookie silver Justin Tucker field level swag tuck. There's a snapshots of CD lamb We got silver deck Prescott sweet level and a Barry Sanders field level. Yeah, I got starting at 10 a.m. Tomorrow We got Sam with the um We got Sam with release day Penini two or three and two baseball starting at 10 a.m. Guys check that out. Oh Oh That's filthy Justin Jefferson on the green Field level to five we go NFC north Nice one there as a beauty John G with the J Jetta to five. Heck. Yeah Brie Rob, we got a silver Tyrell Bernard a FC East. I'm already Cooper That is a sweet-looking J Jetta There's James Connor try color to 149 the Andre Swift. We got a Nakobi Dean rookie silver Matt Jude on Yeah, it's box six Friday guys. Good luck here on the Last one of the first half. We got a redemption. Come on party Snapshots Lawrence It is Brock Purdy on the jumbo rookie signature swatches white boom NFC West Sean getting the RPA to 30 or 35 there Brock Purdy That is a sweet one there congrats Sean NFC West on the Purdy whites definitely be magging that for you Heck yeah, man. This case is turning up. So I'm gonna hit a single XRC at either Come on. Come on. We got Ken Walker NFC West sensations Got a silver Jai and Logan Thomas. Come on now guys. Let's heat it up Let's heat it up. There is light blue rookie Logan Hall NFC south That is some 99 and we have the only one in the set. It's gonna be Vince Young on the inscriptions auto Oh, nice. I sit there NFC south on the Vince Young Or sorry ASC south Titans ASC south inscriptions Very nice mess heating up Yeah, it is huge Jeremiah. That's a RPA to 35. That might be one of the better ones we've hit There's a tricolor Mackie to 199 Ooh silver premiere level Kenny Pickett nice one there ASC north Jason Taylor Cam Thomas He know he know zero XR sees to Aidan Hutchinson a sweet level Crystal Lave silver phenomenon down to a Hopkins silver Nick Chubb D-Hop D-Hop D-Hop Joe mixin neon icons got another silver Kenny Pickett this time. It's a Concourse level if see north hitting the pickets Brian burns go notes. Oh into the 10th sauce Gardner rookie We've got to 75. This is rookie swatches white Johan Dotson going to the NFC beast We've got a silver Derek Stingley AFC south that red Sam Darno filler Davis Mills silver and a Marshawn Lattimore Desmond Ritterbase Sensations D-Hop and Jermaine Johnson silver AFC East we got a Patrick Mahomes feel level nice one there AFC West phenomenon breeze hall rookie AFC East Silver um silver sweet level Josh Allen nice from their ASC East and Kenny Pickett on the field level base AFC north How bruised is your shin gonna be later? I don't know Starting to build up quite a tolerance. I think to I've got Sam Darno on the blue power for the NFC south to 199 Track dorsito got a Danny Gray silver and NFC West and CD One pack left in this first half. We still got all the XRCs coming guys all three of them Got a tricolor sweet level DJ more that one is to 149 Silver and joku Derek Stingley all right guys box seven Come on. Come on. Let's keep it going that Kenny Pickett was massive or the party was massive Really nice J Jetta to five a really good case so far Keep it going. Nice Josh Allen here on the red AFC East to 149 How do you have fight five cards number to 149 dude like Silver Hassan Haskins AFC south to attack of Iloa Snake skin Snake skin tattoo It is gonna be Leonard Floyd on the snakeskin sweet level numbered one or two of two NFC West the Rams sit back the Leonard Floyd two of two snake skins are sweet Silver Davis Mills Josh Jacobs Love the snakeskin man really clean design Snapshots Christian McCaffrey we've got 25 jumbo RPA Maddie Corral This one's going to the NFC south nice one there on the tie-dye RPA 17 out of 25 Nice one there NFC south JK Dobbins club level a red power. That's gonna be Nick Chubb number to 49 For yeah 49 got that one right. Let's go. Oh Silver Daniel Bellinger NFC East the Andre Swift got silver snapshots Josh Allen Got the Andre Swift and Joe mixing Joe mixing there's nightbot There he is going on nightbot. How we doing tonight? All things gonna answer me. I know that boy Mafe on the premier level try color number to 199 Also to 199 we got silver RPA Alec Pierce AFC south CJ Mosley base neon signs Tate Adams got a silver Kyler Elam AJ Dylan Jerry Judy silver phenomenon Got Gino Smith silver and Gino Smith. It's a 75 We've got Von Miller on the Jersey for the Bills AFC East white to 75 Justin Field silver T-Law T-Law got a tricolor Fred Warner That one's to 149 Silver T-Law now Concourse level a Keem Hicks Sensations digs. We got a silver Ken Walker. Nice a concourse level there NFC West And then Ken Walker field level Right behind it phenomenon day Damian Pierce AFC south JJ Watt Club level and we've got T. Higgins on the field level already guys box eight Yeah, Nick. I've seen that before AJ Dylan. Um, he's trying to buy his a one-on-ones for a long time He's trying to buy all his one-on-ones from like his 2020 rookie year There is blue T-Law nice one there on this sweet level to 49 or 99 Silver Jack Jones AFC East von Miller Just focus on like one color I can't even know like cuz it's five different numberings on each color I can't focus on any of it. My brain doesn't work right now Josh Allen on the phenomenon We've got Malik Willis nice one here. It's high di auto for the AFC south We go Titans 25 at 25 on the tie di auto Very nice one there Malik Willis. I think Mike Trout was getting into collecting a little bit too about a year ago Oh nice one here Bailey zappy on the field level Blue power number to 49 nice hit there for the AFC east mag this one for you Nice zappy to 49 We've got silver Kyler Murray sam Williams rookie. What's up cat? How we doing? How are we doing tonight sir? We've got Josh Allen now on the premier level tri color number to 199 Got the tri colors down. I think Silver Tom Brady I agree I agree. So I said that white jersey. Right. I like that Josh Allen. We got silver silver sensations. I should say AFC north Kenny Keene Brian Cook AFC west That's good to hear Steve. I haven't heard from you in a while Glad to hear you're doing good You got snapshots Jalen Hertz silver Akeem Hicks breeze hall rookie club level All right, we got a uh rookie here Cameron dicker dicker the kicker AFC west to 25 Got a 49 purple jersey auto cadarius. Tony is like the fifth one of these I pulled To 75 cadarius Tony AFC west nine. We have bronze jersey going to the NFC north omen ross st Brown beast for the uh Lions Tyler Lockett silver towel Hamilton Sensations DK. We got a silver Tom Brady nice one there NFC south Kyle Phillips Hey, let's go Steve. Let's go. That's awesome. I like Stroud, man. I think he's gonna be really good kind of like him better than um What's his name, uh Bryce Devin Lloyd there silver um christian wilkins field level I don't know if I like the Texans uh lineup better, but I hope him and michi and um Nico Collins a couple other guys can get figured out There's a de force buckner to 149 club level tricolor silver david bell rookie AFC north Derek karp was that with matt earlier today? Did he have any uh, he had three boxers? I think he did trail on berks on the uh Premier level can walk or neon signs Um devin white silver and a kelio max field bubble box nine Look good luck guys. So got two x or all three x rcs coming. Actually, I believe Good luck. Good luck. You have all three x rcs on the way There's purple kade york rookie premiere level number 275 Silver rookie dylan parham afc west dawson knocks Altar downtown cup. I got you steve I got you I'm down for that. Uh jamar chase We've got some 199 rpa afc south there x dingley Marcus jones afc east Tricolor davante smith on the club level or a sweet level to 149 Stonehouse rookie All right another freaking filler Who's my mind? I'm drowning the fillers over here gave davis phillips Overpacked Sensations of olave afc, um nfc south sorry silver um de andre houston karson That's the first time seeing him for sure. Um sweet level silver tea higgins Downtown cooper cup sounds pretty sweet Yeah There's a kenny picket We've got blue cooper cups speak of the devil. It's a 99 199 And alan robinson number 249 nfc west on the auto a rob there to 49 Conklin There's a tricolor um concourse level uh darren waller that one's 249 Silver is jamar chase afc north abraham lucas Yeah, they are steve. I need to see one of those on a uh a white parallel here to 35.  Uh neon icons george pickens rookie kate otten nfc south rookie silver christian wassen They bangle white jerseys on a white uh Sweet Yeah, I like the sweet a lot Reminds me of those um those first impressions or first appearances in the star wars There's a silver field level dj more. I got that like square boxing this to it The outline border walk it off chris taylor walk it off There's blue micah parson's on the club level. That's nfc east number 1099 That press got silver and tom brady club level Oh, I chased zebra on the white jersey. Yes. That would look really cool. Yes, steve. Yes. That looks super cool. I am in Number 299 we got jersey silver swatches uh cd lamb nfc east Got a herbert on the silver Cordero chris olave rookie Got jalen, um waddle neon icon silver jk dobbins and uh jalen petrie field level Um sensations uh t-law Got a silver uh quay walker nfc north Romeo dobs field level all righty guys three less box 10 pictures name is bummer Bummer about to give up the uh walk off that is a bummer.  We've got that is kinyan green afc south there number two 149 And ronnie lots on these silver rookie are the silver superbowl auto. I should say nice one there nfc west ronnie lot Oh my god, they're going to do the other thing kevin harris That a guy in third. How are you doing? There is a blue dj more club level or sweet level. Sorry sweet level to 99 Um patrick my home silver premier tea higgy That's right cletus. That is right That should be what is going on here. Hope we can get an x oc auto too. Um silver mica parson's Got tyler conclin Yeah, I think forrest was watching that earlier To 99 dk metcalf silver jersey nfc west There is no other break the last trade on walker silver. Next is personals I have a couple personals before the end of the night Just a few going till two o'clock. I know that count That sounds of him neon icon silver, uh nfc east damien pierce afc south silver and dk on the field level We got more release day breaks tomorrow morning starting at 10 a.m with sam He's got pity me three and two baseball release day and then matt will have revolution wwe release I'm starting at five on channel two Got james and williams nfc north silver. Um, I believe the first one is going to be optic football Uh, travi. I think optic football is our first There's jaren waller to 25 on the tie dye concourse nice one nfc west or sorry afc west Uh, epiketia nfc south silver brian cook Yeah, we got a um three boxes of optic football and a dynasty baseball. I believe it's going to be the first couple Kyle philips there on the club level on two 149 rookie Kyle There's a silver kehlil Shakir rookie nfc east Got sam a with those uh optic and then we have Who was it was uh michael s with the dynasty Sensation there silver derrick car aj brownfield level Yeah, phenomenon breeze hall. Uh, danny gray on the rpa silver rpa it's in 99 nfc west Danny gray Harrison philips Who this is going to be joe montana on the blue, uh power field level nice one there nfc west that is 249 silver charles cross nfc west as well tom brady club level There's one front of the pack It is qb4 xrc prism redemption that's going to be will levis That is afc south qb4 will levis afc south nice one there on the xrc snapshot silver of eckler silver logan thomas and renfro Two boxes left guys should have two uh xrc's in here as well Good luck. Good luck purple is lamb jack for the ravens afc north to 75 silver jeremy ruckert rookie afc east two Nice one here christian watson to 149 on the suite level um tricolor to 149 we got to 299 silver of auto tyler uh taylor heineke nice one there for the nfc east dawson knocks No way rogers really no way steve just the xrc or the xrc auto They wouldn't you wouldn't know the history there's no way to know To 25 we got hassan haskins nice rpa there tie dye On the three color patch nice one there for the afc south haskins on the uh rpa um alec pierce silver rookie cj mosley that is absolutely insane uh steve. Yeah, that's crazy Did it get paid for i would uh that'd be my next question There's a chris alive nfc south neon icons Austin eckler silver joe mixon There's a select breeze hall um neon icons afc east Got jacquan britzker nfc north and marcus jones the homes on the sensations Got jake berguson silver nfc east and bailey zappy field level afc east Come on. Come on. So got another um Xrc coming guys make it a big one. Can you pick it there premiere level christian watson on the blue power? concourse level to 199 nfc north silver almond raw abraham lucas That's kind of what i was thinking steve. That's a that's a high price as a very high price for an xrc You could probably get a um a homes xrc for cheaper than that. There's a silver john taylor field level and drake london on the uh rookie field level nfc south There's damien pierce on the blue club level rookie afc south. That is 299 jj watt um silver coby bryant nfc west nick bolton Tri-color again. We got christian watson. This one is um concourse level amount of 249 Got silver davante adams aj dylan Couple packs left here guys got one more box another xrc This one is wide receiver four that one is going to be uh ze flowers again or no wait. He's three that is Um jordan adison. Yeah vikings nfc north Going to be uh jordan adison nice one there the receiver out of usc Really nice one on the xrc Press got neon signs got mccafrey and akim hicks crystal lave base premiere level Uh josh allen snapshot. We've got to 199 rookie auto is going to be zamir white's afc west Cordero paterson already guys and here is box 12. Good luck here guys. This is random division number eight Get a couple personals going after this we're going till about two o'clock Um get whatever we can done and then matt will have more personals tomorrow night after revolution released it That's insane. Steve. That's insane My roommate hit a uh will levis one yesterday Sure, he's gonna want to get that posted. There's a tricolor a lave number to 249 Silver hayden hurst. We got breeze hall club level afc east afc breeze That'll work There is a ken walker sensations nfc west Uh silver donovan wilson wilson devon bush Can he pick it now on these silver? Um phenomenon nice one there in a or afc north Jalen hurt silver and jair alexander Take the photo with a banana Excuse me There is blue zonovan knights on the blue power that is number 2199 and Cedric wilson gonna be blue autos in 99 afc east This is the 99 silver jersey afc or nfc west sorry zack erts Um camp taylor britt silver cow phillips There is divo samuel on the tricolor field level that is 275 nice one there divo Jalen hurt silver mark andrews Yeah, why those I know the mayo coffee thing with uh With him Silver keenin joe burrow the way he eats bananas too What's up with this guy and weird stuff? I don't know just be normal, man There's a hey garrick wilson neon icon silver nfc east um that is Denzel ward field level erin rogersfield level There is a red jalen hurts on the concourse level to 99 Silver trevor penning rookie nfc south at ingram He's been hands without peeling them. Oh Yeah, that's a weirdo Got a blue power that is my jay sanders for the nfc west to 149 Silver uh kurt cousins there car two packs left tie dye xrc Auto oh wow to 25 We will get a random going for this one at the end. Let's see what we got It is xrc auto one tie dye prism redemption Boom There we go. We'll get a red um random going here in about two seconds got one more pack So we're doing james vaughn miller and last pack. Let's go Let's go Nigee harris. We've got danie gray to 75 on the blue auto rookie nfc west and omari cooper on the back Alrighty guys. Let's do a uh We'll do uh the hit recap first Then we'll get going on the xrc um random. Good luck on this one guys. It's gonna be huge It's gonna be huge on this one Good lord. How do I have this one stuff? Well xrc is an auto So 99 got zack earth's um patch dk metcalf patch cd lamb patch. Um, i'm in ross a brown to 49 vaughn miller to 49 We've got white patches johann dottson uh trail on berks. We got green to five. Uh, that is jared golf number to five Uh, no victor they don't they haven't announced the xrc autos yet So you do random to all for all the available xrc's If uh etn um ezucanma number to uh 49 got josh allen to 25 um got cedric wilson to 99 um samir white to 199 We've got hassan haskins on the tie dye to 25 afc south got heineke auto got danie gray rpa got running lot auto Allen robinson number to 49 we've got derrick stingley jr on the rpa to 199 Um, we've got to 75 kaderius tony patch auto um malik willis to 25 on the um Um afc south auto nice one malik got aleck pierce to 199 rpa matty corral to 25 rpa vince young auto Insert auto there got sam howell number to 60 on the auto There is brent jones um Niners there got sauce gardener to 199 rpa Eli michael to 75 got skylar thompson to 75 rpa To 199 auto romeo dobs kirk cousins to 75 got to 75 rpa john michie That is xrc qb4 going to be will levis for the afc south got xrc wider super for jordan adison and fc north Got danie gray number to 75 on the blue auto Niners We've got bailey zappy there to um 49 on the Uh field level afc east got j jetta nice one there green to five on the field level for nfc north We've got a sam howell number to 35 rookie concourse nice one there afc or nfc east got nfc west brock Purdy huge one there jumbo rookie signature swatches um white to 35 rpa nice purdy Got a rookie sigs blue prism to 75 gary wilson Um jalen hurts on the auto number to 35 and we got kenny picket on the field level silver I'm gonna picture this one Alrighty guys Yeah, I know victor. I know I know man. Um, let me get this Uh list ready for the random here. We're randoming for uh tie dye prism auto redemption That is xrc auto number one Alrighty guys, give me just a second here Let me go to cardboard connection real quick. Make sure the uh, it didn't come out. I i'm certain of it Yeah says tba still guys still says tba. So we have to do a redemption or we have to do a random here Still says to be determined on those The only parallels are tie dye gold and black. So that's a really nice one Very nice one Alrighty guys, give me just a second. We'll get all those teams um set up for the random and we'll get it going So we're doing the entire um base redemption here. Um xrc redemption list. That is what we are doing the random on So it is 20 entries there Um, if you have multiple xr or multiple xrcs, you have multiple chances to win this one This is xrc one autograph tie dye prism. All right guys gonna roll the dice here. See how many times we're going Good luck guys. It's gonna be big Four and one we're going five times five times on the random Alrighty guys here is five times We've got panthers down to the raiders. This is every single um xrc potential on the list Uh does not have the checklist is not out. So we have to do a random here All right guys. Good luck going five times Here is one Oh enter description. All right All right, sorry. I got that guys. Here's one two three four and Five gonna go to the vikings NFC north taking home the xrc mystery redemption auto tie dye prism xrc auto one Alrighty guys, and that will do it for the break here. Um, thank y'all. We'll get a person who's going here in just a minute


Live from Atlanta, Georgia, it's theCUBE, covering AnsibleFest 2019, brought to you by Red Hat. Hello everyone, welcome to theCUBE. We are broadcasting live here in Atlanta, Georgia. I'm John Furrier, Stu Miniman, my cohost. theCUBE's coverage of Red Hat AnsibleFest. This is probably one of the hottest topic areas that we've been seeing in enterprise tech emerging, along with observability. Automation and observability is the key topics here. Automation is the theme. Stu, Ansible, just finished their keynotes, keynote analysis, general availability of their new platform, the Ansible Automation platform is the big news. This is a big, I mean, it seems nuanced for the general tech practitioner out there. What's Ansible doing? Why are we here? We saw the rise of network management turned into observability as the hottest category in the cloud, cloud 2.0, companies going public, a lot of M&A activity, and observability is data-driven. Automation's this other category that is just exploding in growth and change, huge impact to all industries, and it's coming from the infrastructure scale side where the blocking and tackling of DevOps has been. This is the focus of Ansible and their show, automation for all, your analysis of the keynote, what's the most important thing going on here? Yeah, so John, as you said, automation is a super hot topic. I was just at the New Relic show talking about observability last week. We've got the PagerDuty show also going on this week. The automation is so critical. We know that IT can't keep up with things if they can't automate it, and it's not just replacing some scripting. I loved in the keynote, they talked about strategically thinking about automation. We've been watching the RPA companies talking about automation, so there's lots of different automation, there's the right way to do it, and another thing, Angle John, that we love covering is what's going on with open source. You were just at the open core summit in San Francisco, the Red Hat team, very clear, open source is not their business model. It is, they use open source, and everything that Red Hat does is 100% open source, and that was core and key to what Ansible was and how it's created. This isn't a product pitch here. It's a community. John, this is the sixth most active repository in GitHub, so out of over 100 million repositories out there, the sixth most active. That tells you that this is being used by the community. It's not a couple of companies using this, but it's a broad ecosystem. We hear Microsoft, and Cisco, F5, lots of companies that are contributing, as well as just all of the end users. We have JP Morgan in the keynote this morning, so a lot of participation there, but it is building out that suite with the platform that you talked about, and we're going to spend a lot of time in the next two days understanding this maturation and growth. Yeah, the automation platform that they announced, that's the big news, the general availability of their automation platform. And Stu, the word they're using here is scale, and this is something that you brought up the open core summit, which I attended last week was the inaugural conference. A lot of controversy, and this is a generational shift. We are seeing in the midst of our own eyes, right in front of us on the ground floor of a shift in open source community, how the platform of open source is evolving. What Amazon, now Azure, and Google, and the others are doing is, they're showing that scale has changed the game in how open source is going to not only grow and evolve, but shape application developers. And the reason why Ansible is so important right now in this conference is that we all know that when you stand up stuff, infrastructure, you got to configure the hell out of it. DevOps has always been infrastructure as code, and as more stuff gets scaled up, as more stuff gets provisioned, as more stuff gets built and created, the management and the controlling of the configurations, this has been a real hotspot. This has been an opportunity and a problem. So, you know, everyone who's here, they're active because you know what? This is a major pain point. This is a problem area that's an opportunity to take what is a blocking and tackling operational role, configuring, standing up infrastructure, enabling applications, and making it a competitive advantage. This is why the game is changing. We're starting to see platforms, not tools. Your analysis, are they positioned? Was this keynote successful? Yeah, John, you know, I really liked Robin Berger and came out and talked about the key principles of what Ansible has done. It's simplicity, it's modularity, and it's learning from open source. This project was only started in 2012, so one of the things I always look at is, in the old days, you wanted to have that experience. There's no compression algorithm for experience. Today, if I could start from day one today and build with the latest tools, heavily using DevOps, understanding all of the experience that's happened in open source, we can move forward. So, from 2012 to 2015, Red Hat acquired Ansible. To today in 2019, they're making huge growth and helping companies really leverage and mature their IT processes and move towards true business innovation, leveraging automation. Stu, this is not, and again, this is not for the faint of heart either. Again, these are Rockstar, DevOps, infrastructure folks who are evolving in, taking either network and or infrastructure development to enable a software abstraction layer for applications. And it's not a joke either. I mean, they've got some big names up on stage.  JP Morgan on his presentation, the exec there. The tweet came out from Christopher Festa. 500 developers are working to automate business processes leading to, among other benefits, 98% improvement in recovery times. What used to take six to eight hours to recover now takes two to five minutes. Christopher, Festa. Stu. John, that's what we want, is how can we take these things that took hours and I had to go through this ticketing process and make that change. What I loved of what Chris from JP Morgan said is he brought us inside and he said, look, to make this change, it took us a year of sorting through the security, the cyber, the control processes. We understand there's not just, oh hey, let's sprinkle a little DevOps on everything and it's wonderful. We need to get buy-in from the team and it can spread between groups and change that culture. It's something that we've tracked in Red Hat for years in all of these environments. This is something that does require commitment because it's not just John taking, oh, I scripted something and that's good. We need to be able to really look at these changes because automation, if we just automate a bad process, that's not going to help our business. We really need to make sure we understand what we're automating, the business value and what is going to be the ramification to what we're doing. Well, one of the things I want to share with folks watching is some research that we did at SiliconANGLE, theCUBE, and Wikibon. It's part of our CUBE Insights too. I know you were part of this. We talked to a bunch of practitioners and customers and dozens of our community members and we found that observability, we've just pointed out, has been explosive category that automation has been identified and we're putting a stake in the ground right here on theCUBE as one of the next big sectors that will rise up as a small little white space will become a massive market automation. We watched that Cloud 2.0 sector called automation. Why the reasoning was this, and here's the results of our survey. Automation is quickly becoming a critical foundational element of the network as enterprises focus on multi-cloud, network being infrastructure, servers and storage, and multi-cloud rapid application development and deployment, software defined, everything's happening. Pretty much we've been covering that on theCUBE and most enterprises are just grappling with this concept and see opportunities. The benefits that people see in automation as we've discovered still are the following. Focus efforts for better results efficiency. Security is a top driver on all these things because you got to have security built into the software and then automation is creating job satisfaction for these guys.  Stu these are the key bullet points that we found in talking to our community, your reaction to those results. Yeah, John I love that. Ultimately when we want to be able to provide not only better value to my ultimate end user but I need to look internal. As you said John, how can I retool some of my Salesforce and get them engaged and if you want to hire the millennials they want to just not be doing the drudgery. They want to do something where they feel that they are making a difference and you laid out a lot of good reasons why it would help and why people would want to get involved. John you know the government, I've talked to a number of government agencies when they talk about we changed that 40 year old process and now we're doing things faster and better and that means I can really hire that next generation of workforce because otherwise I wouldn't be able to hire them to just do things the old way. Stu this is about Cloud 2.0 this is about modernization and you mentioned open source, open core summit that I think is a tell sign that open source is changing, the communities are changing. This is going to be a massive wave. We've been chloronicalizing this Cloud 2.0 the week we coined that term we're trying to identify those key points obviously observability, automation but look at at the end of the day you got to have a focus effort to make the job go better you heard JP Morgan pointing out minutes versus hours this is the benefits of infrastructure as code and the end of the day employee satisfaction the people that you want to hire to reskill that can be redeployed into new roles analytics, math, quantitative analysis versus the mundane tasks. Automation is going to impact all aspects of the stack. So final question Stu, what are you expecting for the next two days? We're going to be here for two days. What do you expect to hear from our guests? Yeah so John one of the things I'm going to really look at is as you mentioned infrastructure is where this all started. So you know how do I easy to play a VM? You know Ansible's there, you know VMware I've already talked to a number of people in the virtualization community they love and embrace Ansible. We saw Microsoft up on stage loving and embracing as we move towards micro service architectures containerization and all of these cloud native deployments you know how is Ansible in this community doing where the stumbling blocks to be honest from what I hear John coming into this Ansible's been doing well. Red Hat has helped them grow even more and the expectation is that IBM will help proliferate this even further the traditional competitors to Ansible you think about the chefs and puppets of the world have been struggling with that cloud native world. John I know I see Ansible when I go to the cloud shows and I hear customers talking about it so Ansible seems to be making that transition towards cloud native well but there are other threats in the cloud native world you know when I go to the serverless conference I have not yet heard you know where this fits into the environment so we always know that next generation of technology you know how will this automation move forward. As Red Hat starts to get much more proliferated into major enterprises with IBM which will take their, extend their lead even further in the enterprise it's an opportunity for Ansible and the community angle is interesting I saw a tweet still I'll get your community angle real quick on this I saw a tweet from NetApp their tagline at their booth is simplify, automate and orchestrate sounds like they're leading into the Kubernetes world containers you've got to start and thinking about software abstractions you know this ain't the you know provisioning hardware anymore whole new ball game your assessment of Ansible's community presence mentioned that was a tweet from Red Hat I mean NetApp what's your take on the community angle here? Oh John it's all about community the GitHub stats speak for themselves this is very much a community invent you know kudos to the team here a lot on the diversity inclusion effort so really pushing those things forward John something we always notice at the tech shows the ratio of you know gender is way more diverse at an event like this we know we see it in the developer communities that there's more diversity in there so you know gender and ethnicity sure there is by the way when they took over this hotel all of the bathrooms are I believe it's you know it's gender neutral so you can use whatever bathroom you know you want there I'll just make sure I'm using the right pronoun when I'm going saying a load of people Stu thanks for the commentary it's keynote analysis I'm John Furrier, Stu Miniman breaking down why we are here why Ansible why is automation important we believe automation will be a killer category we're going to see a lot of growth here and again the impact is with machine learning and AI this is where it all starts automating the data, the technology and the configuration is going to empower the next generation modern enterprise more live coverage from Ansible Fest after this short break


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Hey guys, what is going on? It's Brycat23 here with Xtrades. I am going to walk you through a ticker that I really like in the near term just based on recent price action and the price pattern that's been forming really over the last, you know, six to eight weeks primarily and so we're going to just get right into it with DataDog. First thing I should mention is we're obviously coming out of just a longer term downtrend after all the growth that we saw and especially in tech and growth companies as a whole. DataDog did see a lot of selling pressure kind of in February and into March but since kind of mid-March it's been consolidating a little bit granted it's been over a wider range but it's been consolidating and more or less trading sideways. There's been a little bit of downward pressure overall but it's still been kind of consolidating and there's been a pretty good balance of buyers and sellers in the near term but what I've noticed recently is that within this consolidation phase we have an inverse head and shoulders that's been forming and one of the things that I really like about it is the fact that for this bullish pattern it's almost made more bullish and more justifiably bullish because our left shoulder here is larger than our right shoulder so that's kind of like a double confirmation that not only are we seeing less selling pressure on the next touch of resistance on the next touch of this neckline with this right shoulder but we're also just seeing less of a reaction and price which you'd expect when you get that lesser selling pressure so it's really nice to see that the sentiment is is visually changing you can see that even though it's it's a head and shoulders pattern our right shoulder is definitely more bullish than our left shoulder was and just seeing that differential in height and the smaller retracement can really give you a little more comfort in the fact that this is a bullish pattern and and there's likely going to be a nice pop if we do get that bullish breakout of this 94 price range as we expected so it's really nice to see that right shoulder coming in higher than the left shoulder and obviously it's coming in much higher than the head so it's a really nice setup overall as far as the pattern goes as you can see the rejection here off this off this neckline came on much lower volume than any of the previous rejections that we had and it also came on much lower than just average volume so it's really nice to see that all of this volume is kind of drying out and the sellers are getting exhausted and the buyers are not hesitant to step up and participate and take this thing higher so it's really nice to see all that low selling pressure and this small retracement in price kind of having confluence with our bullishness based on the price pattern additionally we do have a really nice crossover that happened in the near term just I have 20 day and 50 day simple moving averages as a default I know that the time frame is four hours but these are hard coded so these are actual daily moving averages so it is nice to see that near term moving average showing shrink relative to the longer term moving average and again you can definitely see that in the price even though prices have trended downwards and we're still technically kind of in that downtrend it's nice to see that the near term bullish sentiment is shifting and that there's more pressure and more momentum with the bulls in the near term and then as far as the actual inverse head and shoulders goes the percentage meeting price target according to the pattern site comm is right around 70% so that's that's a really nice percentage meeting price target and based on that we can kind of project price targets if we do get that bullish breakout that we expect so just remember that this only applies really if we do get that bullish breakout it doesn't apply kind of retroactively you have to break out above your actual trend line resistance and then once that happens they typically reach price target about 70% of the time so don't get into this early and be too eager with it find the right entry and once we get that breakout then we could see a nice move in price and then you have a clear stop where this resistance line is and that should act as your new support and stop loss once we get trading above that price level but at any rate the 70% meeting price target in conjunction with the height of our pattern which is about $20 that gives me an expected move of about $14 right so I'm taking that $20 and just multiplying it by the factor of 0.7 to get that expected move because these do meet price target 70% of the time so that in conjunction with our breakout level being 94 gives us a potential longer term price target of 108 and that actually has confluence with a recent peak so the peak kind of came on a I guess a bit of a dead cat bounce almost back in late February where we kind of bounced off to the bottom and retraced up to 107 and then continued the downtrend but ultimately that's kind of what I'm targeting for a longer term price target based on the price target of this inverse head and shoulders and also just the clear pressure that exists at this 107 price level you know I definitely don't want to get caught hanging on to a couple extra cents if there is some serious selling pressure there and you can see was a sensitive price area even before then back in January there was definitely some selling pressure and some sensitivity in that price range so really would like that 107 108 price level as the long-term price target I haven't labeled here as you know less than eight weeks that's really kind of an approximation again for these price patterns I usually take the price target and the duration of the consolidation phase into account so I'll usually take a look at how long that this has been trending and then I'll essentially just apply that to my price target so this has been trending since about you know the 15th of April and obviously we're in kind of the second week of June so we're really looking at about two months or about eight weeks so that's kind of where I formed my longer term price target because I'd expect that to play out in about two months again based on the fact that this consolidation phase has taken place over two months and then a shorter term price target that I like is kind of targeting this this 100 101 price level again I think that this is a good area it's a 50% extension of our full price target and again it's an area where we saw a rejection from and we saw some sensitivity at this price level previously so in the near term if we do get a strong breakout this is definitely an area where we could see some selling and where we could see some resistance so if you're kind of more bullish in the shorter term where you take a riskier play then you could definitely see some selling pressure in this area and you know in the near term this could be a sticky price zone but in the longer term again I would definitely like to see that kind of 108 price level over the next two months essentially once breakout does occur if we do get that break above 94 so really like the setup overall here with the dog I think that there's just a lot going for it you know we have bullish crossovers kind of dynamic support zones now and then we also have some just bullish momentum in the near term obviously it looks good in terms of potentially breaking out because of the lack of selling pressure at this neckline and again because of the height of this right shoulder being so much higher than the left shoulder really a good sign to see that they're just again both price and volume are agreeing that there's a lack of selling relative to previous attempts at this price level and again I really would like to see these price targets be reached in both the near term and the long term 108 being the longer term price target 101 being the near term price target and that 50 extension of our price target so really like the setup overall here and I do think that there's good value in it if you guys have any questions about the setup or anything that I covered in this video please let me know in the comments down below I'm happy to ask to answer any questions that you might have and thank you guys so much for watching the video today keep an eye on data dog this week I'm hoping for some good moves and hopefully we get that break above 94 and can make a nice high probability and strong risk to reward trade based on this inverse head and shoulders that we're seeing so thank you guys so much again leave a comment ask a question I'm happy to help if you have any questions so thanks so much for joining and have a great day bye


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11 ways you are wasting time instead of doing what you need to be successful. The day is over and you feel so exhausted because, well, you've been busy all day. The question is, what have you been busy doing? Can it be measured or recorded in terms of success at the end of the day? Perhaps we should ask a more interesting question.  Benjamin Franklin said that if time is all of things, the most precious, wasting time must be the greatest prodigality. The truth is that we all have just 24 hours. Yet, some people don't complain about the insufficiency of time. Neither do they use it as an excuse not to achieve their daily goals, which in turn helps them achieve their dreams. That ruled out. What activities help you waste your time so that you end up achieving nothing at the end of the day? In this video, I'll share with you 11 ways you're wasting time instead of doing what you need to be successful. This, I believe, will help you become a successful person. If you're new here, consider subscribing so that you won't miss other interesting videos like this. 1. Endlessly scrolling through social media Nearly every one of us falls into the category of people who waste valuable time because we want to take a glance at what other people are doing online. While it is an amazing and powerful tool that business owners in the past will wish they had at their disposal, I mean, that's how important it is to build a brand via social media. However, one can get easily distracted from taking into account all the interesting things that people do and post on their social media. And my friend, before you realize what is happening, you spend half the day doing nothing but going through social media. This doesn't mean you should get rid of your social media accounts, it only means that you should be able to call yourself to order whenever you notice you're getting carried away. Identify how social media can best benefit your business and stay focused while you're using it. 2. Complaining about one thing or the other Have you noticed that people who complain the most have nothing good to show for their lives? No remarkable success? Yet they go from place to place complaining about something the government isn't doing or pointing one or two things that are wrong with the economy and the likes. They never prefer or suggest possible ways out. They only talk, more like gossip, all day long. You see, complaining is a complete waste of one's energy. Those who complain the most accomplish the least. Eckhart Toll, a German-born author, said and I quote, When you complain, you make yourself a victim. Leave the situation, change the situation or accept it. All else is madness. 3. Watching too much TV Watching TV does nothing for you. It's purely mind-numbing entertainment. This is 100% okay in moderation.  However, you should be able to monitor it, not get carried away by it. Remember Ziggler's words about watching TV? Rich people have small TVs and big libraries.   4. Procrastinating How many things did you postpone till tomorrow in your mind? Now, it is tomorrow. How many of those activities have you ended up achieving? Procrastination is a time-thief.  Since it's an easy task, why aren't you doing it now? People who procrastinate a lot never get to achieve their goals when they ought to. Because they keep laying off what they should do today. 5. Multitasking I know it seems that multitasking can help you achieve so much at once. The truth, however, is that trying to do more than one thing at a time diminishes your productivity. Because the human brain isn't designed to multitask in if anything is slows down to switch between tasks. So, multitasking means that you are switching between two or several tasks without really focusing on any will not be as excellent as doing just one task at a time. 6. Hanging out with the wrong people Not only are you surrounded by the wrong set of people, now you are hanging out with them. Do you know what that means? A total waste of time. Because they don't have anything valuable to offer you. If anything, they steal your precious time. If you hang out with the right set of people, every second, minute or hour you spend with them will be worthwhile because you'll learn a lot about how to grow and become successful. Also, you'll be motivated to do more as far as achieving your dreams are concerned. 7. Constantly checking and attending to your emails Checking your email can waste a lot of time because like social media, it can also be one of the biggest time-sucking black holes. Every time your phone or device notifies you of a new email, your concentration is broken. You want to respond immediately and then you may find yourself trying to delete some unnecessary emails, arranging your inbox perhaps deleting some old emails and the likes before you know what's happening, you're out of time. 8. Not having a to-do list When you don't have a to-do list, it means you don't have a plan for how you intend to spend your day. You end up doing only the things you can remember and leaving some other important tasks because you didn't have them planned out. Also, because you have so much time in your hands, since you didn't have a to-do list for the day, you end up spending it on social media, hanging out with the wrong people and the likes, thereby wasting your time and the entire day. 9. Pointless meetings Meetings are meant for sharing information and making important decisions. However, they can end up being a total waste of time because of several back and forths, which might not even result in a conclusive arrangement. Also, the time it takes to meet and discuss a convenient meeting time can be exhausting and tiring. In the end, you might not end up picking an appropriate time until after a couple more trials. 10.  It looks like a short break, say 10 minutes. However, imagine accumulating 10 minutes every hour without calculating the extra time it will take you to get settled and back to your work mode. 11. Ignoring your mental exhaustion Even though there's a lot to be done, a lot to achieve, we're still constrained by the number of hours we have per day. In the end, we find ourselves bearing the responsibilities of doing so many things without taking our time to rest a bit. Eventually, you become more vulnerable to distraction and likely to find it difficult to concentrate. Hence, you're not able to achieve all the things that you ought to. If you aren't mentally prepared to do good work, you aren't going to be successful. So, do yourself a favor. Invest in self-care. That time you spend doing it will earn you a dividend when you are fully rested. Conclusion To achieve your dreams and stop wasting your time, start by setting goals for yourself and then taking each goal one step at a time, you'll be able to achieve your goals. Also, be conscious of time-eaters and wasters so that you can stay away from them when you find yourself indulging. Thank you very much for watching our videos. We'll like to give you another interesting video for you to enjoy next, but before then, our team will be very happy if you can like this video and share it with your friends on social media. If you're new here, don't forget to subscribe so you won't miss other interesting videos like this. Look at your screen now to see two other videos we handpicked for you to enjoy next. We love you.


weapons coupled with the fighting skill of the American soldier stand ready on the alert all over the world to defend this country you the American people against aggression this is the big picture an official television report to the nation from the United States Army now to show you part of the big picture here is Sergeant Stuart Queen if you care about someone inducted into the service perhaps you have asked yourself what happens to our youthful citizen soldiers when they are away from their army camp does the army provide any agency for advising and assisting these young Americans in uniform for guarding and guiding them when they need a more experienced viewpoint on the entertainment world of strange towns and cities of course the great majority find ways of entertaining themselves in good company and good surroundings but for those in the minority who follow their youthful curiosity toward other directions who steers them straight that's the story of this big picture the guidance mission of the military police corps these two young men are dressing for an important assignment until recently they were civilians untrained untested undecided now they have under their stout leather belts a solid background of indoctrination in the psychology of handling men and of handling them with understanding consideration courtesy and firmness these youthful servicemen are members of the army's military police corps and the greater part of their period of service in the army will be devoted to advising assisting and protecting their fellow soldiers perhaps you have seen military policemen like these on foot patrol or on motor patrol in an American town the MPs go everywhere the troops go in peace or war stateside or overseas you'll find them in Europe the Far East Alaska on the same mission guiding and guarding and stopping trouble before it starts military policemen learn to know their patrol areas like the palms of their hands that means knowing all the places soldiers are likely to visit and some unlikely places to the young MPs established good working relations with the city policemen on their feet some cases will come under his soldier addiction also he can tell them plenty about the trouble spots and what to watch for because he knows the city he knows the business people in the district and those who need watching he knows the jailbirds the ex-convicts the riff-riff both male and female who may try to victimize soldiers the city policemen is more than willing to alert them he knows the MPs are trained to take a lot of trouble off his hands it's part of the military police routine to check public places but they do it quietly some of the employees like Dorman and bell hops may be good sources of information a friendly acquaintance with them can be helpful these are not nosy the army is not concerned with how a soldier spends his free time just so he doesn't discredit the armed forces it's easy enough to see what a place looks like from the front but an MP has to know the back doors to and where they lead to they become just as familiar with the back alleys as with the main streets more familiar in fact because at night it's darker back here batches second division no less remember them Joe oh boy do I hey you guys got something to say about the second division yeah we know their outfit from way back don't we Joe yeah and just what do you know about our outfit should we tell them Joe might hurt their feelings yeah come on speak up we want to hear this yeah the MPs find that this sort of inner outfit needling isn't too uncommon they want to make something out of it what do you say about that Joe yeah look you guys if you're looking for a fight or something we now they want to play you started the talking direct interference by the MPs might have the wrong effect take it easy fellas take it easy it was only needling a little okay okay but if you guys think you're gonna start the MPs have learned the psychology of merely making themselves conspicuous here's a soldier who just missed the last bus to camp technically he's going to be AWOL unless he gets another ride what to do that's where the MP steps in there's a bus line over on First Avenue the soldier didn't know about as for his pass that expires in half an hour if he goes to the MP station first he'll get a provisional pass it pays the military policeman to be well informed and he passes on that information take these two soldiers for another example they're not out looking for trouble but they've gone into a part of town where trouble comes mighty easy I guess three stripes ought to be worth a time a kid let's look in this joint well let's go in couple yeah you're out for it's new around here isn't yeah why well I just thought maybe you'd like a little tip yeah there's some pretty tough places around here we had a couple of guys roll just last night so I'd be a little careful where you go and who you make friends with just for your own protection yeah a lot of these places are off limits oh okay we'll keep our eyes open well if you're just looking around the best part of towns over that way about two blocks Sutter Street yeah you'll get a much better deal over there than you who blocks right okay let's go on over okay by me I told you it's just a friendly tip to keep the young men out of trouble it's part of the MP's job of stopping trouble before it starts but sometimes soldiers get into trouble when the military police aren't around then they may need the MP's badly what you hear that sounded like you're grown come on let's take a look right you'll remember that the MP's reconnoitered this alley during the daytime now in the darkness they're alert for a possible ambush notice how each man has been trained to hold his flashlight away from his body in case somebody aims at it his right hand is free to grab his pistol over here it's a soldier you better take a look down there and then come back and give me a hand the MP's know the alley and they're glad they do because in the dark every corner could be an ambush first aid is part of an MP's equipment and training but only a medic can tell how badly hurt the soldier really is no didn't find anything okay you better call the station and get an ambulance okay this soldier is now in what the MP's call protective custody their phone call to the station alerts the military police criminal investigators it may be a case for the civil police too but the MP's first concern is for the soldier's welfare you just take it easy until the ambulance gets here you think you can talk enough to tell me your name I'm Jim Jim form B company 23rd they got all the information they can as soon as they can the man's identity first name outfit and service number they note the time and place they found him his position on the ground appearance visible injuries all these vital facts form the basis for their report you think you can tell me a little bit about what happened this girl on the bar over on Fifth Street we met a guy chances are this soldier has been rolled by professionals the MP's report may help to catch the hoodlums before they can dump another GI in another alley it's 10 o'clock what time does your bus leave when you say I said what time does your bus leave not till 11 why well if you're gonna stay here you better police up that uniform oh yeah sure you fix up your sleeves too okay now you look like a soldier you weren't doing the army or yourself any good looking like that okay sorry friendly but firm is the way they do it and because they are friendly most of the time there is no resentment a soldier knows when he is sloppily dressed and when he should shape up an important part of the MP's duty is apprehending AWOLs these goof offs come in all sizes and conditions from the chronic gold brick to the green youngster who merely stayed home too long and now fears he'll be shot at sunrise if any soldier jumps at the site of an MP that's a pretty good sign of a guilty conscience if he can't show a valid pass the MP must take him in but suppose he has a pass that looks legitimate it could be a forgery the MP asks him to name the officer who signed it if he does but there's still an atmosphere of larceny about it the MP asks him to come to the station for verification this is called detention for questioning at the station he'll empty his pockets for the desk sergeant maybe he's not trying to hide a thing but then again maybe there's one little pocket he'd just as soon keep closed passes he's got a million of them and all his phony is a three dollar bill the MP finds that experience helps him to spot the earring gi's who are playing hooky AWOL for one thing they usually run out of money and some of them are likely to hang around pool rooms and places of this sort picking up a dollar or two as best they can AWOLs may show up in civilian clothes or mixed uniforms we know how an ostrich hides well an AWOL may think a sports shirt completely covers his identity but an alert MP spots those gi boots absentees really wanted are posted on the bulletin board in the military police station and every team checks names and faces before going on patrol well is a good guy temporarily in a jam some are a little unbalanced to begin with or their predicament tips them off balance a man in this mood may use a gun to get money or he may use it on the first MP who tries to apprehend him yet the MP's job is to protect this soldier against himself the MP's spotted the soldier in the doorway and saw his hand go to his middle as if ready to draw a weapon by seemingly continuing their patrol they give the fugitive a false sense of security keep your hands at your sides all right turn around face the wall move over the wall move I put your hands on the wall the search is professionally thorough every possession is examined and placed in one pile later the soldier's personal belongings will all be returned to him put your right hand in the middle of your back palm out I move up put your head against the wall put your left hand the middle your back palm out study of this soldier's case may include psychiatric health another familiar site to you near army camps is the military police motor patrol which extends the boundaries of the foot patrol and keeps in touch with it and these men through their up-to-date two-way radio also keep in constant touch with the MP station here they receive instructions to investigate an accident involving a military vehicle the motor patrol gives first aid to the injured whether they be soldiers or civilians and its reports are coordinated with those of the civil police every motor patrol practices courtesy on the road and consideration for others then there's the reckless driver yes the military has him too the motor patrolman operates on the idea that it's better to let the reckless driver get away than to cause an accident chasing him but in most cases he gets his man punishment well the sergeant's company commander will take care of that and now we come to an extremely active part of a motor patrolman's duty in the outlying parts of town among cafes dance halls and roadside taverns of course they let the station know where they are they check all amusement places from time to time especially at night and on weekends normal routine inspection is made quietly soldiers sometimes think that by going to taverns outside of town they are free of all restraint when they see the MPs they realize their mistake also the MPs visits make the proprietor realize his tavern is under observation the MPs even give him their station's phone number then he can call them fast if any soldier gets out of hand because they know the town so well the MPs frequently check certain resorts especially on payday night and they often run into soldiers who were in a festive mood unusual about that except that it's 11 30 p.m. when most soldiers are heading in the direction of the bus station to get back to camp this taxi is heading in the opposite direction it's time for the MPs to act this roadhouse has been listed at camp as off-limits to all soldiers maybe they forgot to check the off-limits list before leaving camp maybe they don't know how late it is they've even failed to remember how to stay in uniform anyway it's a lot better to spoil their fun now than to have to pick them up for violations later on and when an MP tells a taxi driver to take his passengers to the bus station you can be sure they'll get there a military policeman's authority extends to officers as well as enlisted men and there is something about this major's manner as he talks to two friends that seems to warrant questioning him officers as well as G eyes must carry with them identification cards telling who and what they are so curiously the MPs request a look at the majors papers and also at the G eyes credentials which proves satisfactory but the major protests that he has left his identification in his hotel room that may be true but the military police are not permitted to accept such an explanation for all they know this may be a civilian or soldier impersonating an officer firmly they explain their duty they must conduct the officer to the MP station where he will be given every opportunity to prove his identity and end the investigation the MPs continue their patrol most of their attention is given to the type of entertainment place where a soldier may meet with trouble they don't waste much time on the higher-class hotels or high-priced nightclubs these places generally have little trouble and when they do they call the station Prada so the MP motor and foot patrols continue their mission cities towns and villages stateside and overseas day and night it's all part of the military policeman's duty toward his fellow soldiers to assist and advise and protect them well you have seen another duty of the army's colorful military police corps the rank and file of military policemen are only young soldiers like the men they serve but selected for training in the self discipline needed in order to become counselors for their fellow servicemen they form a bright design in the army's big picture this is sergeant steward queen inviting you to be with us again next week for another look at the big picture the big picture is a weekly television report to the nation on the activities of the army at home and overseas produced by the signal core pictorial center presented by the United States Army in cooperation with this station you too can be an important part of the big picture you can proudly serve with the best equipped the best trained the best fighting team in the world today the United States Army