Today, we're going through my top five pickups of 2022, and one of them just arrived. What's up, guys? We're back with another epic video. In this video, we have my biggest pickup 2022. I technically traded for this in 2022, even though it's 2023 now. This, you'll see later, but we're gonna open it up, unbox it, if you will, later on in the video. And I have a few other awesome cards that I picked up this year and wanted to share with you guys. Before we hop into it, I have a giveaway. I'll be giving away a PSA slab of a Red Eyes, Black Dragon, Korean Reprint. That's a Jim Minton. All you have to do is like the video, be subscribed, turn on notifications. Let me know your favorite of my five pickups this year, and let me know your favorite pickup that you got this year. All right, so the reason that I wanted to do this video is there is a card that I have not shown anyone, I don't think, for the most part, on YouTube that I've picked up. Then we have the new one that I've picked up, so there's a couple cards you guys have not seen on my channel at all, so I wanted to share those. And then a few other ones you have seen, but they're some of my favorites so I wanted to mention them. I do have an honorable mention because I found a couple of cards while I was looking around, so I wanted to share them with you guys. And then the other day, go follow me on Twitch if you guys want to see my streams. I'm doing three streams a week for the entire year of 2023, so it's gonna be a lot of streams. Go check it out, we're doing a lot of fun stuff like TCG openings, you know, gameplay, and stuff like that. So go check it out if you want to see that. The other day, we were going through SEMO's top 30 cards, he may have posted a video the other day, and he reminded me of this card. So this is an honorable mention card. SEMO himself gifted me this Ultimate Rare Genzo, which I don't remember, I think we might have opened it up on the channel when I first got it, but since then I haven't really talked about it. My favorite cards that I own, really cool. It's one of my favorite pickups of the year for sure. This is the only raw card. Some of them I graded and some of them I actually bought or traded for. This is one that I was gifted. So this is the only card that I was actually given. So it's a very, very cool Genzo Ultimate Rare. OCG Ulties are just awesome. So I wanted to throw this in here since I was reminded of it the other day. Then another honorable mention. This one I just saw as I was going through my cards. We graded this card this year the last way from another planet. One of the main cards I went from Lab at the Nightmare and I tried to collect like all the main cards I went from certain sets. And this was one of the last ones I needed for Lab at the Nightmare because I already have Mass Beast. I already had a Dark Necro Fear and stuff like that. So getting this one was huge. I don't actually have the Gemini Elf. So I'd like to pull or pick that one up at some point. Okay, now we can get into our top five. There's been some pretty good ones but this one has a pretty nice story because we actually pulled this one. This is the Starlight Blue Eyes White Dragon. We got this in a live stream. Let's just flash back to the moment right now. Know that you need to order. Well done. You gotta have cheese.  The Blue Eyes White Dragon. Super rare card. The highest attack and defense card. Too difficult to get. One of the most epic flavor texts of all time. Blue Eyes White Dragon. If we get a 10 here, this is an awesome submission. Come on, please. Animation Chronicles. Blue Eyes. Do it. PSA 10. Here we go. Yes! What a way to end this submission. Blue Eyes White Dragon. PSA 10 to go along with the Genzo. So we searched for this card out of a bunch of OCG boxes. We actually pulled it and then we graded a PSA 10. So this was really awesome. And the first Starlight Blue Eyes White Dragon that they've made so far. And I'm hoping they do that in English coming up soon. I could see this happening this year. Maybe it's gonna be next year. I don't know. Eventually, this is gonna happen in English. You're like, hey, this is in English. Yeah, but this came in an OCG set and had English texts, but just read it. Some of the best texts ever. Super rare card. The highest attack and defense card. Too difficult to get. It is too difficult, but yet we were able to get it and graded a 10. So this is my number five favorite pickup of the year, the Prismatic Blue Eyes White Dragon. And while we're on number five, I wanna mention all the other cards we struggled to pull, like we did a bunch of live streams, like the DPE Starlight. That was very difficult. We opened like seven cases. Then the scapegoat took like, what seven more cases of that? And that was supposed to be easier to pull. Then of course the Ghost Rare Red Eyes and all that crazy stuff that we opened. A ton, we never pulled the left arm, but I think by the time we see this, we might have done the live stream and tried to pull it again. We'll see. Maybe it'll be tomorrow from when you see this or the next day. So we're gonna be trying to open that left arm soon, live on YouTube, so go check it out. That's number five and some honorable mentions in there as well. Then at number four, we have the Ancient Gear Golem. Ultimate Rare PSA 10. We graded this in a recent video. This is a card that I've been trying to grade and get as a PSA 10 for several years. So I actually graded two in the same submission, which was crazy. I'm selling one of them, so available for sale, but I only need really one copy. But this card I've been looking for for a long time. I once had all the Ultra Ultis out of the Lost Millennium and I didn't have this one and I kept trying, kept getting nines. And I finally graded this. So this was just a really big pickup and nice addition to the collection. I'm really excited to have it. The Ultimate Rare Ancient Gear Golem from Yu-Gi-Oh GX, which is really awesome. So number four had to be that, but those are those pale in comparison to the top three. The top three are insane. At number three, we have one. You guys have already seen this. You saw when I picked it up, but I wanted to just share it again. The Minerva, the Exalted Lightsworn. This is the super rare prize card that we traded for at Nationals in Chicago. We gave up like $3,500 worth of cards for it. We're getting a super rare Minerva for. You want to show us what all you just took from me? Oh, I got a few things here. I got a Morphosis. Oh my goodness. Unplug. Turbo pack, super rare. Breaker first edition from Magicians Force. Ultimate Rare first edition. Soup, one of those things. All deck devastation virus. A couple of Spirit Reapers from Champion Pack. Snapshot, all of that for one card. Pretty sick, pretty sick. Been a pleasure. We just got the super rare Minerva. We traded half of our binder to get it, but honestly, worth it. That was pretty sick. Pretty nice condition on this card for sure. And yeah, it's just so cool because being a prize card, even though there are a lot of these super rare's out there, compared to something from like a main set, like even these cards is, you know, there's just a lot more of those compared to this. It is still really hard to get these cards. If you get the ultra rare's, it's just on another level. It's like 10x the price of the super rare's. But I'm starting with the super rare's when it comes to my prize cards. I'm really excited I've picked this up. I just think this is a really cool card because one, it's iconic for like, people were actually playing this card when it came up. The lightsworns were really, really good at the time. So it was getting used. People were playing like crease copies and stuff like that. So some of them are actually like game worn and used. So that's actually a good thing when it comes to the collectibility. Because if you have a nice copy, it's a lot harder to find. So pretty excited about this card. Pretty awesome. I don't know if I'm ever gonna get rid of this one. I'm just excited to have picked it up this year. All right, number two is one that I have never shown. So we're actually gonna do it like this. So it's a BGS graded card. I did not grade this card myself. I just bought it straight up. This is the only one of these that I actually bought straight up. And you can see it as a gold label. If you don't know a lot about BGS, we don't do a ton of BGS on this channel. I do have a BGS return coming soon though, which is gonna be pretty fun. This means that it's gonna be like a 9.5 or a 10, I believe I think a nine or below is silver. No, nine is silver and then like 8.5 maybe silver. And then it's like white label.  So this I can tell you right now is a quad 9.5. They're five 9.5 sub grades. It's a strong 9.5. This is a pretty cool card. Here are you guys ready to see this? Here we go. It is a dark in dragon 9.5 Jimmint. Not 10, Jimmint 9.5. All the sub grades are 9.5. Shonen Jump prize card. The last one made by Shonen Jump. This is by far the most common of all the Shonen Jump prize cards.  And then it being a 9.5 condition even though I'm not a huge Beckett guy but not gonna lie this card actually looks pretty nice in this slab. I think it actually fits pretty well. And it's just an iconic card. This one I think I spent $2,500. So it was actually cheaper than I traded like value of 3,500 for that. So trade value is usually a little bit more or whatever but this actually costs less being graded. And I thought it was a great deal because there was a raw one for like 2,400. And I was like, yeah, I'll take the graded one for sure. That's pretty awesome. Sometimes the graded doesn't matter as much with the prize cards because there's so few of them. The thing about graded for populated cards is there's like thousands and thousands of them out there but there's only like maybe a hundred of them graded 10. So it kind of like makes them more rare. But for this is they're already rare to begin with. So then if they're graded high it can make it even more or it can not matter that much. So I just thought it was a cool grade to have a 9.5 quad because that's just a strong grade at BGS. It's really hard to get that.  So I really wanted to share it. Excited at own at SJC prize card. I'd love to have more at some point but they're crazy expensive to pick up the other ones. So eventually I would like to have all of them but maybe one day, maybe when I'm like 50, we'll have done it. And the final card that we have, it is sealed up. I made a trade for this card. This kind of video is actually reminding me of like my 2019 style of where I used to like kind of just show off cards and maybe like unbox some mail and stuff like that. We don't do that as much anymore. If you guys want to see more of this, let me know. I could maybe do it in the future of the channel but I think this is a special episode because some of these cards are big time and this is a card that I've wanted for a long time. Like since I got back in New York and I've not gotten it. So we're gonna open this up for you guys. I think it's the right package because we did that TCG player video. Go check that out where Twitch stat spent $1,000 of TCG player. We ordered like 78 cards. So I'm getting so many packages. Like I was gonna say thousands, not that many but like a hundred packages are just showing up all the time. So I hope I didn't mix this one up but I'm pretty sure this is the right one. Let's see if we can pull it out. Okay, let's do that. We don't wanna spoil it. You might have seen it, I don't know. But it is a Grady card, of course. Let's pull this out. It is a PSA Graded card. This card I've looked for for a long time. I haven't actually seen it in person yet because we just opened it on the video, of course. Let's see how it looks. It's a pretty new grade, 65 million is not that long ago. I think they're like in 70 million right now. So it's definitely this year. Are you guys ready to see this? I'm ready to see it because I haven't seen it yet. Let's just show it. Exodia, the Forbidden One First Edition PSA 10. Yes, I have, I own this card because I actually pulled one of these with Rhyme Style but I have never had a PSA 10 version. So this is really, really exciting. It's a glossy print if you look at the surface. It is not a wavy print. There's both wavy and glossy, they're two different ones. But the sintering on this, I saw the picture is not fantastic but it's not too bad. It actually looks better in person than when I saw it on the picture. I'm not super nitpicky about my 10s having perfect sintering. I just wanted it to be a PSA 10 which this I traded that Genzo I graded the other day in a PSA return video. Traded it to my friend, Gezi. He had this for sale. We were asking the same price. He was asking like $5,000 for this. I had a Genzo up for sale for 5,000.  And he's like, yes, just throwing a few comments because he's a big common guy. So throwing a bunch of comments I had and we made this trade. I'm super excited for this because not only do we have this now but we also have the right legs. So we are two for five. I know when that's not that close but the head is one of the big ones. The left side is also very difficult to find. So eventually I'm going to need the left leg, left arm and the right arm to complete this set. But just picking this guy up by himself. You don't even need the whole set with the exodia head. It is an amazing looking card. So that is my number one pickup of 2022. I think it's been a pretty good year. I've definitely, like I picked up a lot of cards but I usually move a lot of them. Like I sell them, I trade them and stuff like that. There's a few specific cards. I try to pick up a few high end cards a year. We did a great job this year by picking up all of these guys. We had two prize cards. We had a Legend of Blue Eyes first edition. We had an Ultimate Rare from GX. Then we had a new card, a Starlight Blue Eyes by Dragon. Pretty amazing variety. A pretty awesome year in 2022 for a multiple reasons but the pickups were great. Let me know in the comments your favorite pickup that I got and the one that you got this year. 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Hi everyone, Joe for JaspysCaseRace.com, coming to you live from the national in Chicago, coming at you with Panini Select Basketball Random Team Break Number 5, brand new release just dropped yesterday. Now, we had an issue with our random.org service a little bit before. We're going to use the same dice roll. For those of you watching live, you can see the timestamp right there, 21 minute mark. So we're going to use eight, but we're going to use psychic science as our randomizing service. Here's the link there if you want to vet it out in the chat. That's our backup usually. You've seen us use this before sometimes. All right. So once again, big thanks everybody for getting in on it. All 30 teams are in. Once again, five into three, eight times. Let's go. And now it won't track the number of times we're going to do this. So we're going to do this very carefully here. Eight, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth in final time. So we've got Kyle down to Brad and eight times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth in final time. After eight, we've got the Mavericks down to the Raptors. All right. So Kyle, you have the Mavs, Douglas with the Warriors, Brad with the Bulls. Actually, you know, it'd be easier. So Brad, you have all these teams. Everyone else has the rest. Kyle has the Mavericks. Douglas has the Warriors. Nick has the Thunder. Adam with the Knicks. Douglas with the Jazz. Greg with the Hornets. Kyle with the Bucks. Kevin with the Clippers. Adam with the Trailblazers. Ranny with the Nets. And Brad with the rest. Well, it's alphabetized by column B by team. Any trades? We're running out of time here at the National. They kick us out, and we're barely squeezing this break in. So speak now on trades or forever hold your peace. All right. Trade window going once. Trade window going twice. Trade window closed. So we're going to flip screens here. Nick Jaspie is on the other side of the table. He's going to help us out. And Nick's going to pick the six boxes, too. We're not going to do a dice roll for it. We're just going to pick, and we're going to go. So he's just grabbing one row. And there's the other row right there. There's this break five. So all right. So all these boxes, you can see on the video right here. I wrote six on there, so we know that they're for random team six. Whatever's easiest. Oh, sorry. That's the key screen. All right. So you can see Nick right there. He's ripping open. He's going to drop the packs right there on your screen. You can see in the background. I lifted the camera. Yes, now they can. So you can see Nick's hands right there above the national sign, above my head. And he's going to be helping us pack stack. All right. Here we go. Good luck. Devin Booker to 99. Die cut. Yes, for the first two nights, Matt, the breakers pavilion, we can stay open until midnight. But then all the nights after that, everyone gets kicked out of their normal time as everyone else. So the breakers can't stay later. The first two nights, we're lucky enough to stay later. But after that, that's it. You have the knife. All right. So then Anthony Edwards goes to the timber wolves. And that'll be for Brad and the T-wolves. Emmanuel Quickly to 249. And TJ Leaf, X-Factor. Oh, nice gold. Three color patch and autograph. That'll be for Indiana. That'll be for Brad. A lot of these are going to be for Brad. He got a lot of spots. Thank you, Brad. That's six out of 10. John Wall, Tri-Color. And all card shifts. Everything you see here, of course, will go. Nice, Anthony Edwards. Silver, Tyrese Halliburton. Nice. That'll be for the Kings. That's also for Brad. Sadiq Bay, Silver, Rookie for Detroit. That'll be going to Brad as well. Nice. Patrick Williams, Rookie, Silver. Brad. Nice. James Weissman here. Russell Westbrook, 75. And we'll sleeve and topple at all these before they're tucked away. Just in the interest of time, we just want to get all this shown as quickly as possible. Jalen Smith, Jaden McDaniels, Tri-Color. Nice LeBron James, Premier.  Going to Brad in Atlanta. All right, next box.  Ooh, and an Anthony Edwards, Silver. Just we got to take care of right away. Brad with the Anthony Edwards, Silver. This is Concourse Edition right here. Tyrese Halliburton, Kobe White. And Seth Curry, that'll be a randomizer at the end between Portland and Dallas, unless Brad has both of those teams. Kyle has Dallas, and Adam has Portland. All right, Don Bratz. All right, we'll set that right next to me here so we know that it's part of a trade. There's Denny Avesha, Tri-Color, and a Donovan Mitchell to 149. Ooh, Redemption. Lamello Ball, purple. Wow. Rookie Jersey autographs, purple. Lamello Ball. He's signing now, yeah. Greg, Greg with the Hornets, congrats. That's awesome. Nice. Ooh, and a Lamello Ball base. Nice. Once again, Greg with the Hornets. I know, just pulling heat today. It's that national mojo, a little magic at the national. We got Jaden McDaniels, Relic for the T-Wolves. That'll be for Brad. Eric Bledsoe to 299 for the Pels. Josh Green, Tri-Color. Let's just take care of this Lamello right quick, because he's setting right up on top. Nice. Another Lamello for Greg. All these add up, of course.  That's going to go to Brad. Thanks, Nick. Got a Patrick Williams rookie card. Vernon Kerry Jr. Silver, Lamello's teammate. Tyrese Halliburne, Michael Porter Jr. Silver. Jared Culver to 99. You feel like he's leaving all of these? There's Josh Green, 7 out of 10. James Wiseman, oh, those don't have. Those are non-sleeves. Right here, there's some that are, they're not. TJ says thanks, too. Yeah, then we can definitely get this in. There's Anthony Edwards and an Isaiah Stewart. There's a Nikola Jokic to 149. That'll be for Denver, Brad. RJ Hampton, Tri-Color, Orlando. That's going to be for Brad. Rookie Tri-Colors are always nice. And Clyde the Glide Drexler, 28 out of 99, in-flight autograph for Portland. That's going to go to Adam Kelly and the Trailblazers. Nice one, Adam. Thanks for getting in. All right, next few boxes. We got a D'Angelo Russell to 149. Nice LeBron James Premier parallel going to the Lakers. Brad. Isaiah Stewart, Jersey and autograph purple parallel for Detroit. That'll be for Brad. Nice. Oh, it's number to 18 out of 99, by the way. Nice James Weissman, Tri-Color. Warriors come out to play Douglas with the Warriors. Obi-Toppin, Emmanuel Quickly, Silver RJ Hampton for Denver. And an 11 out of 25 RJ Barrett tie-dye. Three-color patch and tie-dye, that looks nice. Adam Kelly with the Knicks. 11 out of 25, nice. All right, ooh, and a Silver Tyrese Halliburton for the Kings. That'll be for Brad.  A Silver Luka Donchich, thank you. Isaac Acoro Relic for the Cavs. That'll be for Brad. Blee Blee, this is for you. Van Blee. And Fuego, out of 10, Yanis Antitocompo. Wow. Nice insert for Kyle Cook and the Bucks. That's really sharp, nice. Isaac Acoro, Scope for the Cavs. Gustavich and Lamello Ball, Premier Parallel. Or Premier Tier, Premier level. Nice. Was there a LeBron Corteside? I don't think I saw the LeBron Corteside. The Cortesides really popped, so I would have noticed that. Let me just flip through the last handful of cards really quick. Kelly Overy Jr. was a Corteside with some Lakers behind him. Good eye, Brad. Here's why I didn't notice it, because he was in those Lakers, the White Jerseys. Good eye, Brad. That goes to the Lakers and Brad. All right. Next one. We've got a Brandon Clark. Brandon Clark Relic for the Grizzlies. Brad, last spot mojo. Tyrell Terry, Rookie Silver. Here's the Patrick Williams, Carmelo Anthony. And a Jordan and Wara, Corteside, tie-dye. That is for Kyle Cook and the Bucks. 13 out of 25. Nice. Ben Simmons Silver. James Wiseman, Corteside. I haven't seen so many of the Cortesides of the top rookies, but there's James Wiseman, base Corteside. Golden State. That'll be for Douglas. CJ Ellaby, tie-dye to 25. 21 out of 25 for Adam and the Portland Trailblazers. And another redemption. Caleb Martin Scope. Prestigechua, die-cut blue to 249 for the Heat. Brad with that one. Pocosevsky, Halliburton. Is this any good? I push you on YouTube all the time, man. Oh, nice. Thanks. This is my second Griffin. Hey, Griffin, what's going on? Thanks for watching, guys. What's your name? OK, OK. I think I've seen you on the IG. I like the voice. Thank you. I appreciate that. It's a little ragged right now at the end of the week, but yeah, it's all good. 84 at 99, Denny Avigia. Yannis Tri-Color and RJ Hampton. They're kind of rushing through this because they're kicking us out at the top of the hour. Avigia goes to Brad as well. All right, the redemption is Jalen Smith, rookie Jersey autographs purple. Too much to ask to maybe see a second Lamello. This goes to Suntz, Jalen Smith. Jalen Smith is a Phoenix son. All right, and that will be for Brad and the Suntz. Free top loader, too, Brad. All right, and the final box. Good luck, everybody. We've got a Joe Engels, all right.  We've got Alonzo Treer, Jersey and autograph for the Knicks. That's going to be for Adam Kelly to 249. We've got Westbrook, Sadiq Bay, another base Lamello ball, Zignagi Silver, another Lamello for Greg. Got that redemption earlier, which is pretty awesome. PJ Washington, Tyrese Maxse Silver, Tyrese Halliburne and a nice. We've got Anthony Edwards, court announcement regarding the 2022 national. Court side for Brad and the T-wolves. There you go, Brad. There is a winning list. If you'd like to add your name to the winning list for the 2022 national in the next seat. And a LeBron James to 249.  Going to Brad and the Lakers. Approximately 50 numbers at 6 p.m. Thank you. Rookie Jersey autographs purple was the Jalen Smith, Kevin. And the redemption for the Lamello. And that's for you, Brad. The redemption for the Lamello was an RPA as well. Yeah, Rookie Jersey autographs purple. And a Lamello ball, Relic. Nice, two color Relic for the Hornets. Not numbered, but Relic still looks pretty sharp.  That's a 99 for the bulls. Let's see what the last bit we got here. Oh, I don't think those, I don't think those in Fuego's are short print. I've seen like a few per case, but all cards will ship. There's cash, I mean, they may be shorter printed, but I don't think they're a short print per se, like a downtown card or a kaboom or something like that. And there's a Brandon Clark to close things out. There was the in Fuego insert that was numbered and those are pretty nice. Oh yeah, here's another LeBron James too. Let's hold on to that. They're selling like they're short prints though? All right, well all cards shipped, so anything I miss, everything shipped, so everything will go. So there you go. Let me do a quick randomizer for this. That's the break, ladies and gentlemen. We are shipping from LA, so any breaks that we do here at the national on Friday, Saturday and tomorrow will be traveling back to LA and then we'll be shipping again from there. The breaks we did earlier in the week, I think we shipped back, so they're starting the sorting process already on some of the breaks we did earlier in the week. Breaks in LA are obviously gonna be sorting and shipping already. All right, so let's reset this here. Now we were having an issue with random.org, so let's see, Portland and Dallas. See if we can use my phone cause I think something I can access it on my phone here. All right, just to make it easy for us, we're just gonna generate a number between one and 12 like it would be a dice roll. For some reason we can't, random.org is down at the moment. It's kind of hard to see, but let's, there we go. So let's generate a number and it's gonna be five. So we're gonna randomize that dual relic five times. Let's flip back to the screen here. All right, good luck. One, two, three, four and five. And so that'll be for Dallas. So let's flip back here. All right, and Dallas, Seth Curry. And that will go to, and that'll go to Kyle Cook. There you go Kyle, that dual relic going your way. There you have it ladies and gentlemen, that was random team number five live from the national. Number six is up in the store right now, jaskyscasewrakes.com and we'll probably break that tomorrow. Have a great night, we'll see you next time, bye bye.


Hey guys, so that other video idea that I said I was going to do, we're finally doing it now, this is the first time that y'all have been harsher than I have. That doesn't happen that much. I'm actually kind of used to being the other side of the spectrum where I'm the harsher one and people are kind of pointing out me for being too harsh. I'm not going to go and list every single name because it's going to take me forever and I'm going to pronounce them horribly, so I'm just going to go through every single comment here and talk about which ones I think just right funny. This entire episode was hot garbage. The music was terrible, the slapstick was terrible, and it was terribly written. Although the fight club idea was clever, that's the only good thing about this episode. Points for the big lipped alligator moment with the tap dancing, though LOL that was just bizarre. Although apparently neither DJ nor Jensen needed double, so I guess thumbs up. I still am kind of off guard about that whole party. Why was it in it? This episode epitomizes how far the show has fallen. This episode has been done before and done well. Funny episodes on the show once pushed boundaries of the genre, but this was cheap, nasty, and simplistic cartoon humor. I just, I can't believe this is our show now. Dang that street savage. That is, I haven't been that savage in a while, I've kind of just given up, but this episode felt like a Looney Tunes cartoon with cringe-worth humor. Wait a damn second, doesn't this episode prove literally everything they did was hipster Jesus' plan and thus there is no free will for them? I don't remember comedy episodes destroying the theme of the season like this. Most impressive. Definitely impressive. Just not the right kind of impressive, I guess. Oh wait, hang on, gotta press the button. This is a mug that my dad got me that saved lens. Unfortunately it's a Nikon lens, but whatever. I like to toss it around and make Nikon people feel...nervous.  Did I miss an episode? When did Garth meet or even hunt with Cas? Were they acquainted enough for Garth to do that or does dad think that the audience has memories of goldfish or the attention span of a five-year-old? I'll be honest. I forgot. Mind you, I've never cared about the Garth character that much and the Garth character has been so intermittently used in this entire show that whenever he comes back I'm like, oh yeah, it's a guy from Road Trip, the dude who ate the sweaty pancakes. I can't help thinking this episode title was a reference to the Winchesters but to Garth and how much he has matured since Bobby Youth sent him to help Dean when Becky was after Sam. Garth also is living both boys' dreams of a good home life while staying only periodically engaging in hunting. Like I said, they did Garth good. I turned it off during the scene where Garth, a werewolf, revealed that he had a thriving dentist practice. I didn't find it funny.  Don't worry, Jeremy, only 10 episodes left. The pain is almost over. Cheers to that, sir. If God being gone makes them normal, wouldn't it be the same if they trapped him with the mark? You know what, I'm just not gonna try and think about Dabb's plot holes. I hope they don't confirm the God armor angle. Otherwise this means every hunt that they have done have been about God helping them, making them the most amateur hunters ever. I agree. I honestly agree. Like I said, there was parts of this episode that I didn't mind, like the idea that the car has been invincible this whole time. The fact that they couldn't do anything good and then they started fighting people like a cartoon, like when Dean was like, oh, into that dude?  All good things must come to an end. I wish it was good. It's so weird in many scenes. The way Dean talks is just so cartoony. Is it possible that instead of them being written to be normal, they have been written by Chuck as a big joke instead?  That's a possibility. Instead of them being normal, they're just in a cartoon world, but they would have pushed that more, not this normal thing, so I'm not going to give them that much credit. This episode felt cringy. I wish your videos were longer. Aw, that's nice of you to say. Mind you, I've actually been trying to get them shorter because I feel that people would watch them more in it. This will be a long one. What about heaven that still needs sorting out, Andrew Dabb? Yeah, you know that plot line that he totally dropped? He might bring it back.  I thought it was so bad.  This is probably one of the dumbest episodes this show has ever had, and you guys are really making it clear to me now. I like this episode.  It kept me entertained through most of the episode, and yeah, that's a big deal for me. The ending was super predictable. That is when it got boring for me. And you know what, each to their own, you know, you're allowed to have and enjoy it. Man, though, if you think that's rewatch older seasons, you'll be pleasantly surprised at what good content is. My problem about Supernatural now is that episodes one to nine had a focus on how to kill Chuck. Now, episode 10, yes, is funny, but I'm disappointed that the story doesn't continue anymore. Last episode ended with Dean coming to Jack saying it's time, sorry, death coming to Jack. And now it is being used as a side story again like season 14. Then it will be later brought up again. If a show or a story continues, it's supposed to carry, be carrying that story until its final moment. That's Andrew Dab and a nutshell. He just constantly does not keep everything on in perspective. He just was like, he's all over the goddamn place. He never actually keeps consistent with a theme or a narrative. He just curious, you hadn't mentioned it in your video, but what was your take on the whole tap number? It caught me off guard. And while yet another Supernatural thing can Supernatural can say it's done, and it fits the cheesy humor of the episode, I felt it was really misplaced. As my parents, who saw this with zero context and don't really watch the show, told me Supernatural has really jumped the shark. Honestly, I don't really know the point of that entire gag. It just, I don't know, it was very, very misplaced. I think I even say it in the comments. I think this episode wasn't the worst thing ever, just poorly placed in the series. It took me a minute to figure out what was going on and why Sam couldn't cook.  Now that the grilled cheese, the locks, the fighting, I could understand why they couldn't do those things, but the first half left me completely confused. My husband loved the slapstick. I personally found the slapstick to be the lowest form of humor, but I joined CUM laugh. Aw, that was nice. Yeah, I had mixed opinions too. That being said, the story is now just I don't know for me. Plus we got teased, jack, and no, not here again. So yeah, my fears for the season are happening. The fact that they ended the last episode with that tease and then they just completely dropped it was just, just stupendous. Thank you guys for giving me your comments.  Like you make up good points and I can't believe that I didn't bring up some of these. Like it's funny to see you guys become more aggressive about the show than I am. I guess that's just kind of me now. Like I'm in the last nine episodes now. I'm just so done with this. I don't have hope that this won't end well now. I don't have any hope for that. I'm just hoping now for okay, but even that's a stretch. Thank you guys again for doing this. I really appreciated this. Can't wait for the next episode review and to see all your guys' comments because once again I will go through and read the ones that I really like and we'll just tear this show apart together. See you guys next time. Thank you guys so much for watching this video and I'll see you guys next time.


Over the last couple of years, we have caught a lot of big fish on swim baits. Oh my god, I got one. Hey, I got one on the mag. Did I? Oh god! Oh man, he's got it too. Female right here and males right there. But before we even get into that, I have a few things I kind of want to talk about. I don't really film videos like this, but I'm kind of in the zone right now. And I kind of feel like filming something a little different if you know what I mean. I feel like every single episode on kicking their bass is like starts off, yo, we're about to go fishing today. Yo, we're about to go catch a fish. So in today's episode, we're going to do something different. We got a hand sanding it up, boys. You guys are probably wondering what in the heck is about to go down. But listen, I got this in the mail the other day. You guys see this right here? Beautiful. Let's get it. Let's get the focus going on. Beautiful sack right here. We're going to open this bad boy up. So once you open it, I'm going to show you what's in it. There's another bag. Okay. There's a bag inside of the bag. Inside the ziplock bag is a frog.  And this is actually the six cents XKTBTV popping pickle.  If you look at the detail on it, the eyes, they just look really mean. And then look at that. Got the silicone, right? There's a mixture of gray, black, and yellow. And this frog is looking hot, guys. I love the detail on the edge of it. It has those black markings coming down. If you look over the top, it actually has a logo engraved right down the middle. Oh, don't focus on my face.  Then it's got, oh my gosh.  But it's a fairly sexy looking frog. Look at the eye on that sucker. I've been waiting quite some time to show you guys this. These were actually supposed to come out, you know, not too long ago, but, you know, everything's been kind of held up with the world crisis situation. You guys are probably asking, Noah, why did you just pour a bowl of broody pebbles as well? And I'm going to be quite honest with you. I don't really know. I've never ate cereal on camera. And like I said, we're doing some weird stuff today. But like I'm like 10 years old today. So I want to answer a few questions right now while we're sitting down, you know, eating some cereal, having a good time, checking out the new Pop and Pickle. Why not read some fan comments? So first comment is from Breezy Fishing. He said, when you thinking, when you think, when you thinking of, when you thinking of doing another river, when, when am I doing another river monster series? And a lot of people have been asking this and here is the simple answer. I fished the Ogichi River and I fished the Savannah River. Both the rivers currently are just flooded out the max when the rivers are flooded. Let me tell you, it's not like a lake that's flooded or a pond that's flooded or anything else. When those rivers get flooded, it is so hard to catch those fish. I can go out there and I can film a video. I'm the type of person. I don't really want to put out a video unless we have at least 10 fish in a video. I'm going to be honest with you. I don't have enough confidence when the rivers flooded like that to go out there and catch 10 to 15 fish. And if I do, they're probably going to be smaller. And so what happens? A lot of people have been asking about this as well. When the river floods, all those little backwater creeks and lakes, whatever you want to call them, that have cypress trees and they go way far back, that water gets so high and it gets pushed up in the trees and those fish are so far up in the trees that it's virtually impossible to get to them unless you're probably in a kayak. And I'm going to be honest, even if you're in a kayak, I don't even think you can get back to those fish. That's not really filming a banger, if you would say. So yeah, I kind of want to get out on the river, you know, soon. If you guys want to see just the river breakdown video and I'm you going out showing how the river is, let me know in the comment section down below, drop that like button. By the way, if you guys are new to the channel, if you can hit that subscribe button, hit the notification bell, also hit the like button.  Outdoors Daily, kicking you inspired me to start my own YouTube channel. My dream is to become where you are at right now. Hashtag, big, bass, energy. Shout out to Outdoors Daily.  And with what you said with big, bass, energy, you guys already know, I don't know if a lot of you guys know what big, bass, energy is. I kind of want to go into that. So big, bass, energy is something I started around, I'd say it probably around eight months ago. And big, bass, energy is about having that confidence, having that positive energy going out on the water, knowing that you're going to catch fish. Because let me tell you guys, some of the most successful fishermen I know, some of the most, and as cliche as this sounds, confidence is key when you're fishing. You need to be confident in yourself. You need to be confident in what you're doing and you need to have a positive attitude. I went out on the water like a week ago from today and I was just, I just had a negative attitude. I don't know, I don't know if there's other stuff going on in my life that just made me have a negative mindset, but I went out there and I did not perform as well as I was wanting to. You know, we still caught a good bit of fish but I know we could have done a lot better if I had that positive attitude and had that big, bass, energy cook. And I know that sounds cliche as it gets, but let me tell you, that's what I'll live by when it comes to fishing. On a serious note, I want you guys to leave some feedback down below like, what places do you guys want me to fish? What states do you want me to travel? I understand that we're kind of, I'm not really able to travel to my full potential. You know, link them with the people that I want to link up with exactly at this moment. But if you guys have any suggestions of lakes, ponds, locations, states, please drop them down below. This stuff got soggy really quick, man. Some ASMR? I don't know about that, I want to get soggy. Yo, I don't know if I actually showed this to you guys. I can't remember. This was really dope. I think I showed it in the video months back. But look how cool this is. We got the kicking logo up here in the corner. And then look at that, baby. Got the burn marks on the end. Did a fantastic job with this. Says Noah, thanks for the great content. Keep up all the hard work. Boom, right there. But I just really want to show you guys this if I haven't already. I thought this was really cool. This was some awesome supporter slash fan art. I greatly appreciate stuff like this. When you guys are probably wondering, Noah, are you just going to sit around and eat cereal and answer some questions for the rest of this video? Or are we going to get in some bass fish? And well, the answer I have for you is you guys are about to see some big swim bait catches. We caught a lot of fish over the last couple of years on big swim baits. And we're going to be rolling the clips today. So I hope you guys enjoyed this episode. If you guys are new to the channel, please subscribe. And if you guys haven't already, you need to smash that freaking like button because we have some bangers coming out. I'm actually going on a little small collab trip tomorrow morning. So I'm excited about that one.  You guys are going to enjoy this one. Let's hop right into it. Look at this. It's happening today, boys. Don't skip. Don't be skipping through the video. It's going to happen today. All right, Isaac, what's your first... I'm just thanking. I think it's incredible. I think it's important to stay mentally focused and try to cast big baits, which I've brought. I have a Big Depts 250, which is probably the most important bait for today. 10 inches. Got the right equipment to throw it. Hopefully I'll get some followers and learn from that. And if I can get bit, then... If I don't get bit on that, then I can use traditional methods such as liplish crankbaits, jigs, whopper plopper. Now you can see why they only want the big baits. Because there's so much bait in here and they're just chasing all that little stuff. Dang, bro. Yo, Adam, raise your line, raise your line. Oh, my gosh. You got a... I took it up at the giant. Oh, he ain't too big.  I think he's over four. About four pounds. Oh, my God, I got one. Hey, I got one on the mag. On the mag draft. On the freaking mag draft. Look at that. Look at that sucker. Look at that right there. Fish, this swimbait is almost bigger than him. There we go, boys. Mag draft bass. My first big swimbait fish today. Our second overall. It's gonna be a good day. Nothing big, especially for that big swimbait, but I don't mind catching that. There she goes. Dude, they're schooling everywhere down here. Holy cow, they're everywhere. All right. See if we can catch them. Another one on the mag draft. Oh, my God. Got him. Mag draft. He's big. That's my second cast. And the last one. Oh, gosh. Might be a five pounder. It's okay. He can't quite five. He's a four all day. All day, every day, baby. Look at that, boys. Mag draft, the second cast after the last one. Big swimbaits. There we go, boys. Mag draft catches a four pounder. Heck yeah, right there. That's a good fish. Second cast after my last one. And catch a freaking four on the mag. That's awesome. Let's get him back in the water. How can I actually get this guy in the water this time? Beautiful fish. Beautiful, beautiful. I'm still trying to take all of them. He might be over four. He's ready. Okay, there he goes. Oh, they like this mag draft, man. They're ever, like, look all down there. Did I? Oh, God. Um, I think I'll flip them. Oh, he's barely hooked. Oh, yeah. That's a four and a half. Oh, baby. You might need to get it with the angle on the sun or it. Look at that. That's four and a half. What do you think? Yeah. He might be four and a quarter. I mean, we've got a scale if you want to break it out. Oh, my gosh. That's the reason, that's the reason I couldn't grab the camera is because I did that to myself. You did the same thing. Yeah. That's a beautiful fish. I think he's about four and a quarter. You want to weigh him? Yeah, let's go weigh him. You just want to see me weigh him, so. Let's go weigh him. Go weigh him. You got it? Uh-oh. Got a scale today, boys. We're in business. How's it coming in clutch? All right, I'm thinking four to four and a quarter. What are you? I'm going to go with probably four or four and a quarter. Perfect, bro. Everybody question my weight skills. Actually, he's four and a half. He's pushing four and a half. Four or 40. Four or 40 right there. People question my weight skills. I underestimated him, baby. He bought what I guess. Pretty fish, man. Pretty fish. Bingo. No way. Oh, gosh. I'm a big swing bait. No, it's a small one. Oh, snap.  All right, guys. There's more with him. Be ready, because I'm not real and slow. There might be one right here. I don't have a wrong. He felt big. You just can't tell. They just stopped the bait. Which one is that, Isaac? It's the S-Waver 168. It's a good beginner entry level. And as you can see, I'm still throwing it, so I'm still a beginner. Ha ha. Okay, kid. Good job. There he is. I got him. I got him. Yes. I'm the big swing bait. Dude, that's a good fish. Oh, no. Oh, my God. No, that was a three. Dude, he was fat, too. I saw him. Dude, what do you think? Like three pounds? I don't think it was four. He was sweet. Dude, swimming's so weird. Dude, he was. It's because he had a big, frickin' dong of a swing bait. Swing bait in his mouth. Gosh, dang it. Oh, man. Oh, man. He got it, too. Yeah, yeah. Actually, yes, I want the net. Come on this side. I'm going to throw him right up in that net. I'm going to throw him right up in that net. Baby, boom. Dude, he's so good, sucker.  Oh, my God. He's like in him. Dude, look at him. Oh, my God. You know how long that thing is? You can barely, like if you look from the side, you can't even see it. Look how it hooked him, too. Bro, he hit it so hard. Listen to this. He hit it so hard that I couldn't feel it anymore because he hit it. And he was just running at me. Oh, my God. That's a solid three and a quarter. I'll call that one. We'll weigh him. But that, look, he was actually barely hooked. Dude, I cannot believe you swallowed it like that. Bro, he hammered that. Like the other one's kind of just loaded up on it. But he decided to go thump. Bro, this is crazy. He's eating the swim bait. He's just filming this. He's here. Look, dude, he had the middle part of the swim bait going down his goal. Like the hook was off of him. And I, like, tried to pull it. Always bleeding a little bit. Oh, man, he's getting back real quick. Hold on. I'll show you guys one beautiful little, this is a beauty, beautiful fish. Freaking fat guy, that's a three and a quarter. We're going to get a really quick weight and release this guy so he stays healthy.  Bro, that was crazy. What do you think about that? That was insane, dude. It's been a while since I've thrown a swim bait like that, man, to be completely fair with you. It's been a very long time. It's not on. Yeah. Okay. He's exactly what I said, bro. I'd like on the money. What is it?  All right. Can you see it on the camera? Yes, sir. Nice fish. 328, so three and a quarter. That's what I thought. Beautiful guy. Look at that, just fat, beautiful markings. That is a straight hot dog right there. Let's get this beauty back in the water. Yeah. Let's go, bro. That was fire right there. I'm sick. Oh, my God, that was the closest. He's came to eating it. That's his bed right there. That's a hot spot right where I landed. I know right there. Oh, he was about to eat it right there. That's a trick. I figured you out now. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Look at this fish. Look at this fish.  That swim bait is no match for this fish.  Oh, my God, guys. That was insane. Oh, I'm glad I'm working on this fish for a while. He got so mad and just destroyed it, but I want to say this to the female. I actually have my scale. I'm going to run and grab it. Oh, my God. That is a freaking beast right there. That is a mammoth, guys. That's a freaking mammoth right there.  One, I don't want to take them past the bed and I just don't want to keep them out too long, but oh, my gosh, what a beautiful freaking bass. Hey, the male's actually still on bed. This was the female. I wasn't even fishing for her the whole time. I never saw her. Oh, my God.  Beautiful female. Oh, my God. I mean, look at that. Just the hemoth right there. That's why we fished that swim bait. There she goes, right there. Look at the male. Female right here. The male's right there. Oh, I worked on that fish for so long with this thing, and it just freaking got it done, the 8-inch mag draft. That just shows you how big that fish was. When this was next to it, it just looked so small, and that is a massive swim bait right there. Oh, my gosh.  Oh, my God. Bro, hey, hey, hey. Hey, this is big. Big on the mag. Big. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. My pocket. Here we go, baby. I think he's about six. Come on. This fish don't want to play. He's going to be about right at six if he stops. Stop. Stop. I can't. I'm going to get him back. Yeah. He's two. I'll hold this. I'd rather get him back. He's pushing that six. He kept reading between five and six. Five and a half and six pounds. Bam. Heck yeah. How's the lighting look? Looks good. All right. That's a beautiful mag draft, baby. He slammed it.  Try catching a five, six pounder. Not too bad. I think there's two. Oh, my God. Dude, there's like ten. There's like ten bass. Dude, that one almost smoked it. Dude, that was so big. Did you see that on the camera? I think so. I don't know if you could see the fish or not, but there was literally like ten bass right here. They're right outside of... I don't know if you all can see these, but they're just right outside this rock line and they're just swimming around. He ain't big, but I got him. You stay in... Oh, there's two with him. Look at the one right behind him. Look, there's one right behind him. Is he still there? No. Oh, my God. There's another fish with him. Better get that fish in the boat, boy. There's a fish with this guy, too. He's a little bit bigger than him. All right. Got you that time, baby. Let's go. Look at my line twirl, bro. Geez. Look at that. What in the world? All kinds of funky stuff going on. Oh, no. I'm just happy I freaking caught this fish, bro. He ain't much. Guys, we've lost so much. We've had so many good followers, but to finally get one in the boat is the best feeling in the world. He's not big by any means. He's just about a pound, but just beautiful colors on that fish. You're about to get slammed. Yep. That's him. I bet you that's the one feeding. You are not jumping. I ain't allowed. I'm curious. Oh, that's a good fish. Pretty fish. Healthy, healthy fish. Oh, my God. Oh, God. Look at that. He's subscribed to this boy over here. What's up? Kicking their bass TV. You know what's up. And if you feel like it, you can go ahead. There he is. Oh, and that was a good fish. He's barely hooked. And that's a good one. All better go subscribe to this boy, too. Dude, don't come off.  Dude, he's barely hooked. Get that net. Actually, just grab him for me. Just grab him. Yeah, just grab him.  He's not bad. Grab that sucker for me, Fletch. Yes. There you go, boy. Finally. Guys, you have no idea how long I've been waiting on that bite. That is a solid three number. I was so scared he was going to spit it, but this hook has him good. Look at that. He just had one part of that trouble. Look at that.  Not like that was going to do anything, but that is a beautiful fish. I think it's a three pounder. You want to get a weight on him? Yeah, we can definitely get a weight on this big, beautiful girl. That is a nice fish.  A pretty one for sure. I think he's three pounds. Like probably like right on the money. Yeah. What do you think, Fletcher? I'm thinking right at three. Like three, one, three, two. Oh, I went down. It was saying three exactly, and now it's at two, nine, five. I mean, he's pretty much right at three. Three pounder. Hey, aren't y'all have y'all can read the scale, though? I know, right? Yeah, you haven't said that, Fletcher.  I might need to order me one, too. What is this called? Catch commander? Yeah. Catch commander scale. It's like a tournament scale. I kind of like it, yeah. I like that. It's a lot easier, too. But that is a beautiful fish. Three pounder on the swim bait.  That was just a football. Beautiful pancake right there. Let's get her right back in the water. Bye, beautiful. On the swim bait, I caught like seven or eight. Oh, my gosh. Not that big. That's your first bass on it, though, isn't it? I cannot believe that right there. What do you mean he's not that big? That's a five pounder, dude. All right, because the bait's so big. Dude, good job, Isaac. You got to show me it with the, be careful. Dude. Swipe at it. Luke, how big that swim... How big is that 12 or 10? 10.  Good hook set. Let me see that bait. Hold it up one more time when you get it out. It's so scary, these little fish. I feel bad for the fish. They're getting ripped. Big hooks. There it goes. Look at this, guys. Show them that, Isaac. And that was your first one on it? First one on this. Depth's 250. I've upgraded from 175 to 250. I'm throwing this ancient reel, swim bait reel. You got me. Yo. Yeah. That's a big one. That's a big one. Oh, yeah. Look. Oh. That's seven pounder. Do you want me to agree on that? Yeah. Definitely. Seven pounder. He broke my swim bait. Look at that. That's how you know. That's a giant. I don't know if I'm going to get another... Oh my gosh. Am I going to get another bite on it? That was a big one, dude. There's no way I just got slammed. Oh my gosh. Next cast. He broke my swim bait completely now. Dude, he broke my swim bait in half. Look at this thing. Yeah. That's big. Oh, my mag draft's in the water, dude. Rest in peace, mag draft. Dude, I'm so mad. I broke my mag draft through in there. Next cast. Got another one. And I broke it. It's gone. Look at his lip. Literally. It's gone. An eight inch swim bait. Look, the other piece is right there. I'm going to have to try to get it. I don't... Oh, the tail's right there. You see it? Yep. It's in two pieces. It's not going to... I'll fix it right before that cast, too. I just got hammered by solid four pounder. Oh, yeah. Oh, his tail's kind of bad. All right, guys. I got this melted seven inch bass tricks right here. I'm going to give it a try. It's all I got. Isaac's got some stuff I needed it, but... We're going to try this guy out. Maybe we'll just start smacking him. I do not know. All I know is the mag draft was smoking him. Hey, I'm not exaggerating. There's a 10 pounder right here. Yeah, he's right here. Got it. Yeah. Or he's like every bit of 10. Something's swam by me. It's freaking... Cast of this sucker in there. Yep, he's got it. Oh, my gosh. No, he ain't big. He's chasing bait. First one on this one bait. One of the bass tricks. Look at that. Seven inch swim bait. Two pounder. Not even. Look at all them fish. They're still there. No, I look. Yep. Look at that.


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Good day. How are you going? My name is Tech and welcome to my boot review channel, Bootlossophy. I acknowledge the Wajik people who are the traditional custodians of the lands and waters that I live, work and play on. Today, I'm taking a look at another model of my still-grail boot, the White's MP boot, this time in black chrome excel. This pair of boots is part of White's lifestyle range of boots, the MP service boot. This particular model is the MP Sherman toe cap in black chrome excel. They come in two not very dissimilar styles. This MP Sherman has a two-piece backstay and the MPM one has a one-piece boondocker style backstay.  They are my grail boot and so much so that these are my fourth pair. I have a pair of Cacto half-lugged MPs in natural chrome excel, a pair of MPM one boots in classic cinnamon waxed flesh and a pair of MP Sherman's in British tan chrome excel. And of course I have this pair in black chrome excel which I bought from Melbourne retailer, the Urahara store in Collinwood. I'll put links through this video to my previous reviews of the other models, they'll pop up up here. You can check out my MP sizing in last comparison video, that's the first one I'm referring to up here. Yeah, I'm crazy about White's MP boots. To me they give the perfect aesthetic of hardy work boot construction in a stylish military design. To me these are what Doc Martin wearers should aspire to in style and what casual wearers of boots should try. To me these give that strong well-booted feel. I know that Weiberg's service boot, capital S, capital B, trademark registered, were probably the kick-off in the 2000s to the current service boot trend. But to me as much as I like my Weiberg that I have these speak more of military ruggedness. I dare say that if you look at most recent models of Cacto service boots from the Thursday captain to any other recent variant they can be seen to take design cues from this boot. While they're in White's lifestyle range of boots, don't let that fool you into thinking that they're lightly built. I believe that these boots are casual boots made by a work boot maker. If you look at a pair of Weiberg's, you'll see quite clearly that they are made by a sturdy boot maker that has consciously decided to make carefully made dressier casual boots. The clicking is super refined, the stitching is excellent with incredibly precise stitching per inch. These are made as carefully but with far less a nod to fashion consciousness. The cutting, the stitching, the construction are all worthy of work boots but in a design that looks fashionable. Note that these sit in their lifestyle range with models such as their nomad engineer boots, their packers, cutters and mock-toe work boots. It's almost as if the marketing department said, oh those look like someone might wear them to a bar. So we'll go then in lifestyle boot section. Purpose first, categorization later. Now I won't go into great detail about the history of White's boots. If you want to know more, you can see one of my earlier reviews like this one up here of the Half-Lug Sherman in Natural Chromic Cell. But for those new to my channel, very quickly then, White's is one of the original Pacific Northwest brands established in the American Pacific Northwest States and famous for their histories in producing work boots for the logging industry from way back in the early 20th century. In fact, White's as a company started way back in the 1850s in the northeast United States but moved to the northwest at the turn of the century. Boots for the logging industry of the northwest became boots for wildland firefighters who would parachute in to fight wildland fires or what we in Australia would call bushfires in remote areas. The toughness of the boots and their company legacy meant that the use of White's as firefighting boots and work boots became widespread in the mid 20th century. Mid 20th century. I was alive then but it seems like a period in history. Ownership of the company has since passed from the White's family to ABC Shuma, a Japanese owned multinational footwear conglomerate. And while there have been some social media comment that since then quality has decreased, I haven't noticed it on my boots. To my mind, social media is a greasy wheel platform. If you're happy with a certain product, you are less likely to shout out your happiness. But if you feel aggrieved about something, the greasy wheel, you are more likely to punch it out in social media where you can complain without any consequence. Since this is not my first review of White's MP Boots, I won't spend too much time on styling the boot, except to say that in black, they are the tough version of what Doc Martens wish they were. So, wearing them with all black outfits, they certainly cut the stylish look. Whether it's all black button downs, chinos and sports coats, or all black chinos and turtleneck with a tan blazer, or just all black jeans and a t-shirt, they work in that almost menacing, quiet style. Why not see what another makeup of these boots could look like? Up here, my review of the MP Sherman in British tan chrome excel. As for construction, once again, I won't spend too much time on the details of the construction. I've told it all before. But let's just run through some highlights for my new viewers. And I do have a lot of new viewers, about half of my viewers are either new or unsubscribed. It sits on a day-night studded sole. Now, you might say that it's odd for a tough service boot to be on a studded sole like this, rather than some type of rugged commando sole. But this day-night is a very versatile sole. It is made by the Harbour Rubber Company in England and they've been pumping out this rubber outsole design since 1910. Versatility. On the rugged side, it's a very hardy composite of rubber with enough of a combination of shock absorption on hard surfaces and good grip on almost everything except slippery smooth paving tiles. It is durable. The studs stand proud of the surface and take some time to wear as flat as the surface. And unless you drag your heels when you walk, I found that the heel wear to be quite slow. On the sleek side of the ledger, for the durability, day-night soles are low profile. In fact, they were designed in 1910 to substitute for dressy leather soles and many dress shoes are kitted out in day-night today. From the side profile, you can't see the studs and there's a service boot. These look like parade ground shoes. You can see more detail about construction in my review of the MPM1 in cinnamon waxed flesh up here, but I'll go through some highlights. The uppers are connected to the sole construction using white's rolled welt construction. This is a weird form of stitch-down construction. Stitch-down construction is where the uppers are flared out at the bottom and then sewn onto the midsole and outsole combination. Admirers of stitch-down say that it's more water resistant, even than Goodyear welted models, because the uppers, being flared out, allow the water on the boot to sort of flow away off the boot. Detractors of stitch-down on the other hand say that it's harder to re-sole. Sure, you can pick the stitches and then re-stitch the new sole on, but you have to be really careful to stitch through the original stitch holes in the uppers if you want to replace the midsole, otherwise you end up with Swiss cheese. Okay, so that's traditional stitch-down construction. Now sometimes they add a welt so that the flared-out uppers are stitched onto a welt, and the sole construction mainly for comfort and added water barrier purposes. Now, white's rolled welt is a further derivation of stitch-down, and as far as I'm aware, no other bootmaker uses this form of construction. It's probably too hard. What they do is they flare out the uppers like normal, but then they stitch a strip of the same uppers leather on top of that flare and roll it down and flare it out as well on top of the rolled-out uppers. Then the so-called rolled welt, made of the same material as the uppers, don't forget, as well as the uppers are stitched through to the sole construction like normal. So what you see is a layer of leather that looks like the uppers, but it's not, another layer of leather which is the uppers, and then the leather that makes up the midsole and then the rubber outsole. All these layers are hand stitched together in the front half of the boot, and in the back half, the stitch continues around three-quarters of the boot, stitching the midsole to the outsole. However, the back half of the boot is attached to the insole and uppers by glue and nails. A lot of nails. Don't worry, it won't move in all the shaking of a Los Angeles earthquake or elite Kardashian sex tape. The uppers in this case are Black and Aligned Died Chromic Cell. Let's quickly unpack that. Firstly, they are Chromic Cell, which is a famous leather from the equally famous Chicago tannery Halloween leather company, another generational business that started in 1905. If you have never heard the name of any other leather, you will have heard of Chromic Cell. It was developed by Horween in the 1910s, I think primarily as a mechanical seal. Apparently, leather seals in pistons and engines were preferred to rubber, because operators could feel them start to fail rather than rubber seals which worked one minute and then blew up in the very next minute. At any rate, whatever they were primarily designed for, they have become a leather classic and today is ubiquitous. It's used in all manner of leather goods. It's used in belts, wallets, shoes, bags. Famously, it undergoes 28 days worth of processing that includes hot stuffing the hides with oils and waxes so that it finishes as the ultimate pull-up leather where you can pull up on the leather and see the oils and waxes move inside. You can't see it on the black, the black aniline dye disguises it, but you can smell it. On lighter Chromic Cell leathers, just pulling up from underneath will show the leather flex and the colour move. Which means it's quite a self-curing leather. If you scuff it and if you massage and brush Chromic Cell, the oils and waxes inside the leather will move around, self-lubricate and repair the scuff. It's also a much maligned leather in my opinion anyway. People talk about the Chromic Cell Lottery meaning that you can get a piece or product where the leather grain separates from the corium. That's the rough next to flesh layer. Now leather, as it's tanned, is made up of layers. Right on top is called the grain. That's the layer that is right on top of skin and full grain leather is uncorrected so that it shows all the hair holes, fat streaks, pores and the animal's wrinkles in various parts of its body. Under that is the corium layer, the nappy stuff you see on the reverse side which has looser fibres. Sometimes a piece of leather can see the grain layer work loose and it starts to separate from the corium layer. When this happens you see on top like a wrinkling of the surface. That's loose grain. It's not especially structurally weakening but it can be unsightly. Chromic Cell has been accused of being particularly affected by this hence the Chromic Cell Lottery. Now in some makers you almost never see this, Viberg for example. In my experience Oak Street Boot Makers as another example and so far in my experience Whites. This is less so because they won and by extension you won the Chromic Cell Lottery but it's mainly because they exercise strict clicking standards. Clicking is the process of using templates and a damn heavy stamp to cut out or click the pieces of leather that make up the pattern of the boot from the hide. This process isn't just about cutting, it's also about the experience to examine the hide, choose the areas to use and the areas to discard and to place the cutting templates in order to waste as little of the hide to the discard bin as possible. However take a step back and envision a hide stripped from a cow or steer. It will be from the neck, across the shoulders and down the sides and down to the rump of the animal. If you think of that typical hide shape you recognise that it includes the belly and bits under the armpits that saw a lot of flexing and movement in life. Guess what, those bits are likely to see a lot of loose grain because in life the animal had a lot of fat there or at least it flexed there. So careful clicking means many of those areas are avoided and discarded, hide paid for that's not used to make money. And guess what, brands that don't have a lot of loose grain, they are the more expensive brands. Lessor cheaper brands will try to use as much of the hide as they possibly can get away with including those loose grain tendency areas. Couple that with how ubiquitous chrome excel is in boots and you can work out for yourself the number of statistical instances where loose grain can appear on a boot. And hence the legend of the chrome excel lottery was born. And then on top of that people mistake good old fashioned natural creases or rolls on a boot with loose grain. When you start to walk in your pristine new boot without any creases or wrinkles it will start to find its own flex points in areas where it needs to fold. If it doesn't then you're probably wearing a wooden clog. So naturally creases and wrinkles will appear. People not used to quality leathers on quality footwear, people who are used to highly corrected and processed rubbery leather on fashion house shoes. These people will mistake this for loose grain. It is not. Loose grain looks as if the top of the leather is separating off the lower layer and will look loose, not just a crease. Here's an analogy. Look at the bend in your elbow. The lines there are bending creases. Look at where you have fat. And where your skin kind of hangs loose. Gross.  So that's chrome excel. Now what about this aniline dyed black colour business? Chrome excel is usually slightly corrected. The surface is lightly sanded to smooth it out. And then it's aniline dyed. There are two types of dyes. One that permeates the whole skin and aniline dyeing which is basically like a stain painted on the surface. The difference is like dyeing a piece of fabric where the dye goes straight through all the way through the fibres. As opposed to staining a piece of wood where the stain soaks through the top layer of the wood but it doesn't penetrate any further. You can tell this is aniline dyed when you look at the edges. If you look at the edges of the cut leather, you can see the black on top and the brown that runs through the depth of the leather. The exciting thing about aniline dyed chrome excel or at least the current exciting trend thing is that aniline dyed chrome excel is a T-core leather. A T-core leather is, I gather, a leather where the core of it remains the brown T-colour and it's only the surface that's coloured. Now why is this exciting? At the moment there is a trend toward rugged fashion. What's more rugged in boots than to wear them so that they patina like rugged footwear. That they scuff and as they wear and scuff and patina, part of that patina is the T-core showing through. Rugged. Yeah, I know. We are a sad bunch. Okay, so that's it. Let me talk quickly about sizing. The standard white MP boot come in the MP or modified berry last. I find this last long and cigar shaped and my formula for this is to go a full size down from your true Brannock size but one width up. So my Brannock size is a US 8.5 in D width. While this pair is an 8 in D width and it does fit me, don't get me wrong. I think a better fit would have been a 7 in E or even double E width. But if in doubt, going a half down in your regular width won't see you wrong. And for the person who told me that not many people have a Brannock size and I should give advice against sneaker size. Oh dear God, which sneaker are you referring to? Each sneaker brand uses different lasts and number their sizes.  Stop it. There's a shoe store near you. Go there. Go get measured properly. And if you live in the middle of the Tenamai Desert, can't get to a store, you can download a Brannock measuring template. Honestly, stop it. Now, let's talk quickly about comfort. Here's where you reap the benefit of white's experience in making comfortable work boots that you can work in and stand in all day. Because these are tough, supportive and very comfortable. What makes the comfort? Firstly, the all leather construction. I'm talking about the leather insole, the leather midsole, the leather built into the arch of the foot, the leather shank. This natural thick moulded and carved leather construction means that not only does the boot wrap itself around your feet, but that it adapts, it shapes itself with where to the exact shape of the underneath of your feet in order to be fully supportive. Second, I have found the uppers to be fully supportive around the ankle. I've worn this in the top end of Australia and while it can be hot there, especially during the humid wet season, it's been totally supportive around the ankle and above when I've struggled through sand and really gravely rocks and cliff faces. You never feel like you're putting a foot wrong wherever you walk. Overall the last, subject to maybe that cigar shape that I talked about, it's also a comfortable last, albeit on my feet, the heel cup can be a little too generous, but the way the generous tongue helps to wrap the shaft and instep around my foot, I think it can get away with it. The last is modified from the berry last, that's the same last used by Alden in lasting their indy boot. So it's no surprise that apart from what's underfoot, the shape of the uppers, especially tucked in around and under your arch, provides excellent arch support. I can and I have worn these boots, checking through wet, boggy outback terrain and through rocks and gravel gullies and river gorges and stood up in front of business meetings for 10 to 12 hours a day and never felt the need to take them off. I am totally sold in the comfort of these boots. I guess there's only one potential downside to these boots. They cost 700 US dollars, let's get it out there. I bought these from the Urahara store in Melbourne for 922 Australian dollars. Now, 900 bucks can buy you a lot of stuff. 125 Big Macs. Nearly two weeks average rent on an average house in Perth. One and a half pairs of red wing iron ranges. Let's face it, you have to have enough money to afford these. But once you splash the cash, is it worth it? To me, yeah, it is. Because not only do you get this sturdy, hardy, tough, rugged quality construction, everything I've spoken about before, not only do you get the all leather construction in the soul inside and out, in the heel counter and the shank, not only do you get the comfort of a tough work boot, but you also get the style. This is a boot you can wear doing manual work. And this is a boot you can fantasize about military deeds in. And this is a boot you can wear in an office and in any kind of social casual and reasonably casual business casual situations. It is versatile. This is a boot that if you can only afford one boot, would see you through 90% of whatever your situation is. Okay, you can't go jogging in it, and you probably shouldn't wear it with your tuxedo. But that's about it. Leave aside that it is my grail boot that for whatever reason it speaks to me in those hushed so-called manly tones of masculine bootness, it is an attractive boot. It is a versatile boot. It is a sturdy boot. Let's say you wear it hard as your only boot.  So on an annual basis, that's 45 Australian dollars a year. By any other pair of boots as your sole boot, you're likely to be spending on a new boot every five years or so, if not less. And that means 70 or more Aussie dollars a year. That sounds like value to me. So there you go. Again, another knockout conclusion to another review of white MP boots. Am I biased? Of course I am, but I've laid out what I see as the facts before you and you can make up your own mind. I love them. I think if you like Americana heritage boots, service boots in particular, you're going to love them too. And if you are into Americana heritage and other quality boots, then click on the like down below and click on subscribe so that you can go with me and explore more of these kinds of boots. Hey, at the very least we can have a laugh together. Stay tuned. Until then, take care and I'll see you soon.


Couple of words about myself One is I'm the chair of the identity and Capital markets thing identity working group and capital markets sig in hyper ledger. I've been involved in Hyper ledger since its inception. I was in the first meetings. I Actually wrote The template for the hyper ledger improvement proposal that everybody has to go through every project has to go through to get into the Get into incubation inside hyper ledger store all projects that are currently in hyper ledger have followed that process And it's been an exciting journey watching the progression of Events in hyper ledger and the way the community has developed and Coalist two things About me one is that I am a technologist through and through I've worked in various industries and in the fixed income space for about 15 or 20 years So I'm very familiar with capital markets especially the technology and and I went through a crisis with the 2008 2009 and I'm familiar with what happened afterwards and of course I've been involved with blockchain Bitcoin and various other Thought in this space for more than five years and I Try to bridge the gap between technology and business with that said Let me go to the next slide. The agenda is going to be interoperability Then the segue into the Various other aspects that are necessary to implement interoperability properly We simply go into a particular Proposal from BAFTS or in the trade finance area That is a single message That's called a digital ledger payment commitment and we will examine why that is so important and then The swift ISO 20 or 22 and the cryptographic extensions and finally We'll go into the lab proposal that I have made and you've done some work on this It's called XTSI cross-chain settlement instruction So without further Waiting for that I go into interoperability interoperability is a I Just wanted to get the one word one sentence answer to this Which is ability of two more two or more systems to exchange information and mutually use this information and It's based on ISO 1 9 9 4 1 2017 and in this talk I'm specifically focusing on digital currency Interoperability so the only other change I've made to the previous slide is the fact that I Say that at least one of the systems should be a digital currency system So I thought of it for but it's actually meant to be interop Dot one so I'm looking at several ways of looking at interoperability one of them is the layered approach which is starting with a transport the syntactic semantic and Behavioral and policy implications Since This is supposed to be a technical talk will focus on the last of the first three elements first three layers But obviously all the other layers depend on the performance of this these three layers and I have some examples of The layers on The on this side and I see that The capability increases The another way of looking at it is you know If this is a very busy diagram, but it shows you the complexity of Any kind of digital currency interoperability because you can look at it from so many different angles It is easy to get lost but I think One of the things we have to do is to Get this complexity and the control One of the other ways in which you can look at it which I Lead the digital digital currency global initiative interoperability working group So I have the pleasure of interacting with many Experts Eric Cohen Who's based this particular way of looking at things on? Capability maturity model Of course the names that are given here are Completely his own and they have no bearing on CMM but the idea is that You can measure What is happening in the space and you can decide where you are in the journey from Total chaos to the ideal state and the ideal state is not static. You have to keep evolving as The state goes on so that's that is the idea of this slide and This one is another way of looking at interoperability which is Horizontal and a vertical model that means Suppose there is a digital currency system a and another digital currency system be they can interact with each other and They can interact with the use of facing applications Which is marked here as To and they can also interact with the legacy and external data systems Normally oracles various reporting Applications and so on so suppose digital currency system a is the Let's say Bitcoin and digital sort currency system be is Ethereum Both of them are completely unaware of each other obviously So in order to interact there have to there has to be some kind of intermediaries in the picture Which I do not show here So the number one would be Currencies being sent from one system to the other through something like Uniswap or Some other way of interacting that would be one We are also aware of all of the wallets and everything else that come in the number two and Number three would be legacy and external data. So this is a way point we have gone through the various interoperability model models and now I'm Going to start talking about operation operation operationalizing interoperability Try saying that fast similar to The concept of universal description discovery and integration UDDI or similar to the domain name system So that means in order to operationalize you have to set somehow you have to have registries You have to way have a way of discovering The other System and you have to be able to pass messages between one one and the other and Of course, this depends on standards standards chemo standard ways of looking at things now. I'm going to do an escape here and look at the chat window to see whether there are any questions or anything that's Okay, I do not see any specific questions, so I'm going to go back to the Presentation that I have So in the in the big in this context, we want to talk about something called a recording contract Which I'm sure many of you are familiar with Not in that specific name with that specific name, but various ways of looking at things The recording contract is a software pattern It is a single Well, it unites the human readable contract to the machine possible contract So why am I talking about contracts here because really speaking the Transport of value from one system to another should be driven by some Contracts some promise some obligations some way of saying, okay, I want to pay you I want to take some money that I have in this system and I want to pay you in that system So that's that's the whole idea I'm not going to go into the details of hash hash time-lock and various other forms of Actually transporting the value, but I'll just focus on the messaging part Anyway going back to the recording contract It is a human readable document that has markups that allow it to be possible and It is an immutable commitment using hashing and signatures and Implementable using a smart contract and the dispute dispute resolution Uses the original contract which is available not only to the issuer of the Exchange but also to the recipient and They know fully well what the obligations are this applies normally to the issuing of a bigger sort of Let's say a security that has a larger life in In the case of an exchange of value between two between two digital currency systems. It is more of a ephemeral a short-lived contract but This I idea of a Parcible, but human readable contract that then is Implementable using a smart contract and it is also signed by the issuer and Possibly by the recipient after perceiving the The exchange is contained self-contained in this one Four corners of the page and this is the Reflection of the recording contract that shows that the return contract is collapsed into a Hash, which is a commitment which cannot be revoked and then it Closed from there into the world of accountancy Where payments are then made? I Want to just show a couple of examples of These even though these people do not call it a recording contract it is it is By the virtue of the fact that it's in Jason and it can be read by humans Obviously, it would be better to Make this into a Document but this is called a digital ledger payment commitment and it's created under the BAFT or big bank Bankers association for finance and trade and it's completely open source It is a instrument that can That is complete is legally binding enforceable and negotiable and this can be done with just a handful of data points Which in include commitments or signatures or attestations And also of course the hash of this data So this is a very simple concept you to have so now the complexity of the Interoperability surface has been reduced to this Very short document and very short message really and that can essentially Transfer value You don't even really need a Blockchain or DLT, but normally this is This unites the supply side of the content the supply chain side of where you know a somebody is actually creating a product selling it to someone else But the payment comes later so the Consignee the committee I mean the computer promises to pay later Promises to pay and that now becomes a legally binding enforceable document But the beauty of this document is that it's negotiable that means that I as a supplier who's got this document Now can take that document to somebody else and sell it to them for obviously a smaller amount and And it's a better document because that's what negotiable means So it becomes very similar to cash it is a bearer instrument Which is completely digital Our aim is to reproduce some of these qualities in Transporting value from one Digital currency system to another digital currency system Of course, we are aware of Swift and the ISO 20 or 22 Swift itself is based completely on transport of messages And ISO 20 or 22 is a standard for standards, but it does have more than 65 or so schemas for the transport of Standard financial transactions and Swift is the registration authority for ISO 20 or 22 and if you look at the Ideas or look at the way in which governments are approaching CBDCs, you can say that see that many of them are going to be relying heavily on ISO 20 or 22 unfortunately ISO 20 or 22 is Is a rather sprawling standard So if you look at the DLPC, which we just saw It is very short Doesn't have too many data items but Swift has, you know reams and reams of XML and They lacked the hashing and signatures In the document which which I in the schemas, which I thought was kind of strange because Because that cryptographic basis is what would give The document immutability They subsequently have made those modifications to the Standard and it's part of the optional header structure now so Message-based Transport of value has been around for a while and it's being done every day through Swift Obviously the Swift regular Swift messages do lack the hashing and signatures proper signatures embedded in the document and that causes Problems anyway, I'm going to before I do the final section. I'm going to Look at the chat again and see if there are any questions I need to answer Just bear with me. I Guess there are a couple of quick Q&A's which I'll come to later Chat Craig's question What are the most mature methods of interoperability you see at the moment DLPC for example? digital ledger payment commitment is live so it is very mature and obviously all of the ways in which money the values transform back both into and out of Most of the public blockchains are Matureing one can say I mean the most salient form of that is I mean salient Idea around that is the idea of AMM Automatic market making which is you know part of the Uniswap protocol There are other forms in polka dot and others that are quite mature Anyway, I go back to the presentation and I'm going to Talk about a few things That are very concrete about the proposal that we are making in Hyperlogic labs and this is a project that I Proposed and created in a hyperlogic labs called cross-chain settlement instruction It is very nascent. I mean not much work has been done in this, but we have tried to create at least a skeleton of a message back settlement instruction so it Looks very much like the LPC, but is it is a different beast The number of items there are limited to like 10 to 15 The scheme has defined in Jason It is not based on an atomic swaps swap because everybody in interoperability is going for atomic swaps, which I think is Not the right way to look at things maybe in the retail context. It's important, but in the enterprise context netting prevails for various reasons so this is for counter parties with existing master agreements and It is of course not a beauty bill and immutable with hashing and signatures the Most elemental concepts around blockchain Hashing in particular is very powerful idea The message is freestanding and transport agnostic It's similar to did come in that way Did come is a effort by Aries and a discovery mechanism called chain name service is proposed for this to fully Implement something like this I'm just giving you a bare-bones sketch of this the schema and data elements Everything is standardized for example the timestamp is a secure timestamp Which is follows the NC X 9.95 standard The message ID is a UU ID, which is very familiar to most programmers and The message signature is a digital signature from the origin and the origin is the name of the chain in a chain name service Well, this is more a Talk experiment than an actuality at this point, but we are going to propose a Way to implement chain name service. That means how do you discover? The characteristics of a chain just knowing the name this is very similar to the way DNS works DNS as you know is a database, but it's implemented as a text file It is not only the IP address of The party you are connecting to that is available in that database.  How do you contact them? You know various other other pieces of data about the domain Similarly the chain name service will will allow us to discover a lot more about the guarantees surrounding the chain and In the amount, of course, there is the numeric payment amount but when you go to currency it gets more interesting because currently I saw 40 to 17 covers the ground for regular three letter codes but a new standard ISO 24165 is going to address cryptocurrencies and similar to the Way in which we talked about the domain name service they So it's it's 410 already. So anyway basically everything is standardized And I think this is the end of the session. So I'm going to go back to the to the window and I'm going to look at the chat and see How We are doing with chat and everything seems to be fine and I'm Going to end the session And leave I leave the session. Thank you