Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2021 top series one jumbo six-box case break pick your team number three Where we're giving away a tops rip party pack to one person in the break So all card ship at the end of the break will randomize all 30 customers names top name wins an exclusive rip party pack with the silver foil stamp and It's five cards out of the 330 card base set all numbered to 10 So the nice stuff Here is our customer list and their corresponding teams from Spiro Falasacos and the Diamondbacks down to Super Fracture Hunter and the Washington Nationals There's our case Here is the list in person. There you go. So we're gonna pop up in this case rip up in boxes and Go through the hits This will likely be my Last break of the night slash morning, but we got plenty more coming up Jason will be coming in here around eight o'clock ish to do the morning and Then Joe come in to do his regular one o'clock to nine o'clock And I'll be back at nine o'clock tonight. Let's do it all over again So we got at least 30 hours of straight streaming for you guys After midnight it all depends on if you guys keep me here plenty to look forward to I don't know Chad. I mean if it sells out well as a pick your team Maybe not All depends on how much we get As far as cases and stuff like that though, you know Yeah, if it's if it keeps selling out as a as a pick your team then Unlikely that will do it to that other one But who knows just keep an eye on the site anything can happen. Yes, sir Always I know I know But that's the thing is like It's a lot But it's still obviously within reason because people are buying them, right? I think if if those teams weren't moving and like You know It was a struggle to fill them and whatever and they were just sitting there then Obviously, maybe they start moving them to random teams so that All of that all starts to move because then every opportunity every spot gets you a chance at those teams But I'm selling straight up. Oh, of course But that's why if you do stuff like that Chad you don't buy them in just one break, you know I mean like you buy them in all the breaks Or a lot of them. Yeah, that's the thing is like it's not just a oh, I'm gonna take a shot of them in this one break It's I'm gonna take a shot of them and I'm really gonna make sure I get it in all of them You know, so you got three Dishon autos nice Chad. Congrats, man Yeah, I mean, that's where like knowing the checklist on stuff like that. It's pretty pretty good play There's always good value even in some of those, you know lower price teams. I mean, what was it? Yeah, I know Chad. I have that same problem with the charger stuff that I have. I Purchased it. I purchased a very nice Justin Herbert rookie auto at the beginning of the season before he had played That's numbered out of eight and Then the very next week he was the starting quarterback and fast-forward and now he's rookie of the year and It's appreciated in value considerably. The only problem is I'm a charger stand. It's not selling it Screwed exactly. It makes it really tough. It makes it really tough. That's why I've started to look at players For teams that I want to collect That I like think will do well and their value will go up But I have no problem selling it as soon as it does go up You know what I mean, like teams that I don't cheer for or root for anything like that So that's my new approach keep my PC stuff but start collecting on Value players that I think will be good and their value will also go up But it makes it easy for me just to be able to like yep I can sell that there's no personal connection to the person or to the team The only thing I'll do is check box scores to see how they did. Yeah, see where you getting those numbers Joe I am the good one Chad. I think it's a real good one based on the odds checklist on so basically numbered parallels Are your go-to? Yeah for sure No, no, I get it Joe. I Haven't looked at anything or tried to look or even tried to calculate it. So I mean, I think the safe bet's always been Go for the numbered parallels, right? Rob this is pick your team three Pick your team to just finished a little while ago and it's probably still being uploaded Yeah, I mean if if overall production is up But the parallels are still numbered to the same and there's not more parallels then. Yeah, I mean it would Be harder to pull those, you know cool. This is box number six I feel like this isn't what people are trying are like Scooping up the entire shelf of though, you know Joe and throwing it into their shopping cart I don't think this is the problem stuff. Nothing surprises me anymore Nothing surprised me anymore, but I think I think more than anything.  You ask I deliver Yeah, honestly, I think it's I Like to look at it as there's that just many put that many more people Eyes on the on it now Bobby doll back for the Red Sox Alex fall socos Let's get it on John Lester short print for the Cubbies Gregory Borod I remember guys all card ship Which disclaimer? Please give us a little bit of extra time to sort and ship these out to you guys Joe Adele for the Angels Alex volisakos Casey Mice and Sixto Sanchez Casey Mice for the Tigers Anthony Kunkel Sixto Sanchez going to the Marlins Ryan Herald because of how great Thank you tops again for them letting us do this part of this rip party because of how much we're doing We're literally gonna have 30 hours straight at minimum 30 hours straight of of streaming We started at six o'clock yesterday. We will not end until at least midnight tonight so Understand there may be a little bit of delay in shipping and sorting of these but please bear with us It will all be worth it. And like I said all card ship Juan Soto Relic for Washington Super Fracture Hunter. Oh, I'm sure we will Steelers fan Rebel I'm not sure. I mean, how many do we have on the site already? We've already done a lot. We've got a lot more to do so somewhere between a lot and a lot more Brian Mountcastle Orioles Richard Zitterman Jake Oderizzi gold to 2021 for the twins Brian Wilk Trust me. They're already working extra hours It's easier to open this than it is to sort it Isaac Pereta's foil rookie for the Tigers Anthony Kunkel, I want to see that too. Let's see if we can find it in this I just want to see I still want to find an ultra short print First year that they've called it an ultra short print. Let's find that Okay, that's the first half of box number one Yeah, I think I think so too, man. Yeah, let me know shiny.  I got faith for you. Hey, I'm on air I'm on air right now. Okay. I'll feed him want to go home. Why? Okay Okay, right Tony Ryan Mountcastle Shane Bieber to 70 for the Indians That's going to Russell Thompson. Good morning, by the way, Tony. How are you? Typically eight o'clock. I think Joe maybe somebody else Christian Pache for the Braves Eric Ainge Isaac Pereta's gold foil for the Tigers Anthony Kunkel and Gold Louise Garcia rookie to 2021 for Super Fracture Hunter Washington Yeah, that's what I thought too. It should give you a countdown. Doesn't it tell you when it's live? Joey Bart for the Giants Deborah close last spot mojo Christian Pache Silver foil rookie for the Braves Eric Ainge and rookie Otto Sam Huff for the Texas Rangers Steven Surrey. Oh, it's not even up Hmm interesting Nick Madrigal for the White Sox Francisco Hernandez Alec bomb for the Phillies Scott Roquefus and Dylan Carlson for the Cardinals Daniel you I think those are all the big names At least I've said the name and those teams that they're going to and the respective owners on there Those are typically like those are the biggest names the rookies that we were kind of paying attention to for a solar home run Challenge, I think I missed anybody There's other good ones in here Brady Singer K Brian Hayes Why am I starting I gotta put this one away first come on so that's box one interesting exactly Christian Pache Joey Bart Dylan Carlson Interesting Nick Madrigal for the White Sox Alec bomb for the Phillies Does Montgomery even on regular stuff get a day early on that I didn't think they did I'm not part of it though Jesse Winkler gold to 2021 for the Reds Henry Bramblett and Paul DeYoung relic for the Cardinals Daniel you oh, you know what the one name I haven't seen yet right there Joe Adele I mean, there's actually a bunch Joe. It's this is a really loaded rookie class Really loaded rookie class. So there's a lot of good names in here Bobby doll back Red Sox Yeah Yeah, last year's was really good too. Joe Adele angels Casey Meis Tigers Sixto Sanchez Marlins I mean, there's there's honestly so many good rookies in this class that like even the one the names of the rookies I'm not like pulling out or and saying their names are actually really good rookies, too Nate Pearson that guy's great crazy Well, there's a lot of really good names in here. So that's the first half of box number two Yeah, I was actually I mean it was funny is when when they released the checklist. I was going through it I was like damn that guy's in here Christian Bache. I was like, wow, okay. I like the bomb. Okay Joe Adele, okay It was just like man Just doesn't stop Bobby doll back Joe Adele Francisco Lindore for the Indians Russell Thompson. I think they I mean honestly shiny I think it's because they also know that the class of rookies that's coming up behind them Casey Meis Sixto Sanchez is really good and Pretty close on their heels So series two an update this year is Gonna be pretty crazy Chronenworth should be in series two. I think I Don't think they're holding him till update But yeah, I was actually surprised Chronenworth wasn't in there But Luis Patino, that's already a good one for the Padres John Gray Father's Day to 50 for the Rockies There you go, TJ Tarik school for the Tigers another good one Ryan Mountcastle Yeah, that was the guy like we kept naming people that were in first and somebody was like what about Ryan Mountcastle I was like, oh shit. I forgot about him, too. But yeah, Nate Pearson could throw like a million miles an hour Leo de Tavares for the Rangers Over all ridiculous rookie class Don't expect top products tops products, especially Chrome and stuff like that to To be an easier to get Joey Bart First rookie auto we found of him Giants Deborah close last spot mojo Stud Super underrated Yeah, Nate Pearson literally can throw like a million miles per hour and I think he's got like Four solid pitches John Gray now you got to go for the color TJ. You got to go for the rainbow John Gray black this one's out of 70 now you've got the You've got the Father's Day blue out of 50 Now you got to go for the full rainbow. It has been decided this one box decided that for you Yeah, you know, it's funny is like I get that that rookies don't I mean pitchers don't get enough love or at all anymore but they they With how many good rookies are coming up nowadays I have a feeling that it's going to swing back towards the love of the pitchers, which is really cool Cool box three KC my six dough Sanchez Jay Bruce to 199 for the Phillies Scott Recafas most unliked Just look at that slide Ryan Mount Castle that looks like a slide that if like you took a dude and you're like in like a beer league You're like slide in the second. Okay, Ian Anderson rookie relic To 99 for the Braves Eric Ainge Dylan Carlson for the Cardinals Christian Pache for the Braves Juan Soto gold to 2021 Washington Super Fracture Hunter Yeah, we were talking about six to Sanchez. We were saying that with how well he's playing. I mean, I know that Phillies needed Really needed JT real Muto, but I feel like it kind of forced their hand even more that it was like You really gonna give up six to Sanchez and whatever else was part of the trade all for one year of me Rough pillow to swallow. Oh Yeah, see good call. I didn't even I just saw your Your your thing Joe and I were actually just talking about that earlier tonight We were saying the same thing. We were like honestly like that with how well six to Sanchez has played We kind of felt like that made it where they had to resign JT real Muto Or it literally just screwed them Jacob de Grom relic for the Mets Ross gimbal to 299 Christian Pache Yeah, no Christian Javier. It's a really nice card The one from I can't why can't I think of his name right now the Dude from the Nationals keep seeing his name but His rookie card actually looks pretty cool It's a it looks like a him fielding it second and Turning the throat of first. I don't think he's in the air It looks like a really it's a really cool looking rookie card Andre cement is a good looking one too right there to Joey Bart Dylan Carlson Right there. Louise Garcia That's the one I was talking about. So yeah in the air fielding a ball second throwing the first pretty cool Yeah, there you go screw good call Nick Madrigal rookie gold 2021 white socks Francisco Hernandez Nick Madrigal This one's kind of cool too going for the catch Alec bomb that one's pretty strong With the chin protector He looks like he really digs his chin into that into that shoulder Danny Jansen Otto For the Toronto Blue Jays Richard Ziderman Joe Adele for the Angels It looks like he really digs that in when he's like when he's in the box Dodgers white socks I Mean, I'd say those all four of those teams Don't don't pass on the Blue Jays either man Oh They are doing some work To put that scene together Bobby Dahlbeck. Have you seen the hand sanitizer card? No Joe Adele is it a base card or is it like a short print? I'm guessing it's got to be a short print, right? I mean the Mets. Yes, they they could use more bats But have you seen their pitching their lineup for pitchers? It's pretty dumb while vice versa the Blue Jays It's a base, huh? interesting I don't think so Not yet. You're saying Interesting It all rest on today So that was box three three boxes left this Box for first half. Yeah. Yeah, the Jays. I mean, I think the Mets and the Jays are Like the exact opposite of each other the Mets ridiculous pitching, right? Could use more bats the Jays ridiculous bats could use more pitching But I mean overall each one of them is in a good position to compete where they need to Nick Madrigal Alec bomb Joey Bart Dylan Carlson. Yeah, I was I was gonna say the same thing. Why were you confused by that? It seemed like a pretty decent Decent signing actually like a pretty good Good pickup by them Wilson Contreras gold to 2021 for the Cubs Gregory Bird or broad. Sorry Bird bird bird bird is the word a med Rosario Relic for the Mets Ross Gimbal Simian I think can also play second though Right. Yeah That's what I was saying Yeah, I think Simian's at second. I think he was playing shortstop Because of necessity in Oakland Bobby Dalbeck Joe Adele KC my six do Sanchez Brandon Knitzler to 499 for the Marlins Ryan Harold Alec bomb for the Phillies Scott Roquefus Yeah No, I agree Shani. I Have I do not disagree with you at all, but I think he's like you said I think he's gonna be good wherever they plug it in and If the rest of the pieces are already good where they're at and he's versatile Use his versatility and keep the other pieces where they're at second half of box for Bobby Dalbeck Joe Adele Casey Mines Kiebert Ruiz short print That's a cool looking short print for rookie Let's see. It's just Regular short print 230 not a super short print Dodgers Kenneth Barefoot and nice Hank Aaron cloth for the Milwaukee Braves, which is the Atlanta Braves air game six-dose Sanchez Yeah, all right P Henry Hammer, I thought the Schwerber deal was a good deal one year. What was it one year 10 million? Nothing crazy get him for a year though, you know, I thought that was a good deal Josh Bell, I don't know what the few how to feel about Josh Bell. I never know what to feel about him Ryan Mountcastle John Lester out of 70 for the Cubs Gregory Broad Keston here a auto for the Brewers Brian Welk 78 out of 199 on that Keston here Christian Pache I have Trevor I have either that or I just made it look like That and I waited for you to wake up and come online And see that I was here now.  This is real one. Okay box number five Of course Doing everything today six dosanches 480 or 500 Ryan Mountcastle. I agree shiny That's a lot can't believe those numbers I mean did somebody in his Range signed for considerably more Louise Garcia foil Washington Superfractor Hunter Jacob Or sorry Jose abray you Gold 2021 MVP White Sox Francisco Hernandez Jack Flaherty relic for the Cardinals Daniel you Christian Pache Joey Bart, what is my bracelet saying on them tops? official breaker Christian Pache Show hey, Ohtani to 299 For the Angels Alex Fallisacos They only went out for the top trip party dude top flights created the world Craig of the world regular short print Joey Bart There you go Giants short print Debra Close last Bob Mojo got an auto of Joey Bart now. We got a short print Let's go Los Giantes The Javier insert yeah the 86. It's pretty cool looking Nick Madrigal Alec bomb Joey Bart Dylan Carlson still looking for an ultra short print here give it to me Give it auto stuck to the back here Tom Hatch rookie auto for the blue J's Richard Ziderman Bobby Dahlbeck Joe Adele KC Mice Dalton Varshow gold foil Diamondbacks Spiro Vala Sacos Wade Leblanc to 300 advanced stats Orioles Richard Ziderman Joey Bart Giants Box five cool one box left guys. Let's make it memorable Christian Pache Cody Ballinger Gold to 2021 for the Dodgers Kenneth barefoot and Lou Bob relic for the White Sox Francisco Hernandez Nice pinstripe relic for you. This is pick your team three Nick Madrigal out of bomb Joey Bart Dylan Carlson Christian Pache gold foil for the Braves Eric Gange Cool, so second half of box six guys Let's finish it strong Nick Madrigal Joey Bart Dylan Carlson Buster Posey For the Giants Deborah Close Alec bomb Yeah, they're they're manufactured, but they do look really cool. We got a William and Covey to 299 For the Giants Deborah Close KC Mice For the Tigers Bobby Dalbeck Joe Adele KC Mice Sixto Sanchez Santiago Espanol Rookie Otto for the Blue Jays And Richard Ziderman that might be our final auto unless we have one in one of the box toppers Which I would be okay with Maybe Lou Bob Ryan Mountcastle Joe Adele Joey Gallo Home run challenge Matt Olson to 299 For the A's Rob Hepler There it is I did I did And Jason will be on shortly and then He'll be going till Joe gets here at one Joe will go one to nine and then I'll be back at nine o'clock Red Sox Andres Jimenez blue to 150 For the Mets Ross Gimbal Sixto Sanchez for the Marlins Ryan Harold Nick Madrigal For the White Sox Francisco Hernandez Joey Bart For the Giants Deborah Close Alec Baum For the Phillies Scott Recafas Bobby Dalbeck again For the Red Sox Alex Valdesacos Randy Johnson to 75 Purple For the Diamondback Spiro Valdesacos And there you go Now the box toppers Mike Trout For the Angels Alex Valdesacos Nolan Aronato For the Rockies Tom Jones Garrett Cole for the Yankees Russell Thompson Fernando Tates Jr For the Padres Brian Peoples Cody Bellinger For the Dodgers Kenneth Barefoot And our final one Chris Bryant For the Cubs and Gregory Broad There you go Let's do the randomizer for the Tops Rip Party Pack And a recap So here is the original list No, did I not copy it in? I thought I did Cool, so let's copy the list from Spiro and the Diamondbacks down to Superfractor Hunter The Nationals There you go Superfractor back up to Spiro Dice roll Name on top After a two and a two four times for the Hardway Gets the Tops Rip Party Pack Number two on the list will get any and all non-team cards So those Tops cards So four Fourth and final time Spiro Valdesacos on top You get that pack Rob Hepler You get the non-team associated cards Four times on the randomizer Four times on the dice Back up to the top And there you go Congrats Spiro So Spiro with the Rip Party Pack Rob Non-team cards Now let's do a little recap for ourselves Randy Johnson Santiago Espinal Buster Posey Louise Robert Shoyo Tani Joey Bart Short print Tom Hatch Jack Flaherty Keebert Reeves Short print Hank Aaron Keston Gira John Lester Ahmed Rosario Jacob DeGrom Danny Janssen Ian Anderson Francisco Lindore John Gray out of 50 John Gray out of 70 Joey Bart Rookie Otto Paul DeYoung Sam Huff Rookie Otto Shane Bieber Juan Soto and John Lester Short print There you go guys That is the recap That was 2021 Tops Series 1 Jumbo Six Box Case Break Pick your team number 3 from jaspyscasebreaks.com I'm Sean jaspyscasebreaks.com Thanks for hanging out See you next time


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and welcome to Data Diversity Talks, a podcast where we discuss with industry leaders and experts how they have built their careers around data. I'm your host, Shannon Kemp, and today we're talking to Darren Hook, the Director of Data Governance and Management at American Express. Ready to share your knowledge and network with your data peers? Join us in San Diego this June for the Data Governance and Information Quality Conference, five days packed full of new perspectives, new colleagues, and new approaches are yours when you register at dgiq 2023 west dot dataversity dot net. Lock in early bird savings when you register by May 5th. We'll see you there. Hello and welcome. My name is Shannon Kemp, and I'm the Chief Digital Officer at Data Diversity, and this is my career in data, a Data Diversity Talks podcast dedicated to learning from those who have careers in data management to understand how they got there and to be talking with people who help make those careers a little bit easier. To keep up to date in the latest in data management education, go to dataversity dot net forward slash subscribe. And today we are joined by Darren Hook, the Director of Data Governance and Management at American Express. And normally this is where a podcast host would read a short bio of the guest, but in this podcast, your bio is what we're here to talk about. Darren, hello and welcome. Thank you, Shannon. Glad to be on. Appreciate it. So you're the Director of Data Governance and Management at American Express, and you know, I have to ask just in case somebody doesn't know what American Express is, what is American Express and what is it that you do? Yeah, so American Express is a global company. We mainly do credit cards, but we're in a lot of financial services. We help with travel, loyalty points, really doing anything that helps support people to achieve their financial goals. And what I do at American Express is being the Director of Data Governance, I'm actually part of a particular business unit. So we have a federated data governance model where we have an enterprise data governance and I'm in one of the business units that deals with merchants and network. And so I'm in the GMNS space or the global merchant and network services team. So I have my own team there. We are, you know, building up data governance based off of the policies that enterprise data governance puts together, and we're having fun doing it. Nice, I love it. So tell me, Darren, so when you were just very young in elementary school, you know, was this the dream like, I'm going to grow up to be a Director of Data Governance? No, not exactly. The dream was actually to become a baseball player. And I've loved baseball and since, you know, looking back on it, one of the great things about baseball is that there's a lot of statistics. There's a lot of numbers involved. I've always loved numbers.  Very nice. So then, okay, so your dream of baseball, so I love it. It's great. And it is such a one of the, what do I want to say, the sports with most data? I think of, of any of the sports, there's more data tracking in baseball than any. Yeah, so actually as a child, so I would, you know, look at the baseball players, I would write down, you know, their statistics, I would look at the newspaper every morning, you know, look at the batting average leaders and things like that. I've just always loved numbers and rankings and even going into, you know, my high school years, you know, fantasy football and I looked at it in a different way. I saw it as, you know, more of a portfolio of assets and, you know, nobody else sees it now or not many, I should say. But yeah, I've always loved numbers and games and that strategy part of it. Oh, very nice. So then, so as you went through high school and then where did you go? How did you, what did you study? Yeah, so always being a numbers guy in high school, I took both statistics and calculus, you know, just wanted to take as much math courses as I could. Going into college, I looked at a number of different majors. I looked at mathematics, obviously, statistics, but I was also interested in business and seeing myself eventually getting an MBA. I also liked the technical, you know, side of things. In college for about a year, I thought, oh, maybe I'll be an accountant and I took some account classes until I was like, oh, this actually isn't really about numbers. It's more about the laws and, you know, the computers are doing the counting. So I actually went into economics as my major because I really liked how it formed, you know, why people make the decisions that they do into that mathematical framework that explained a lot of benefits, costs, for example, efficiencies. I loved, again, learning about that and how I could apply that to the business world. So then after I graduated with my economics major, later on, I did go and get my MBA at Purdue and, you know, concentrated in data analytics and, you know, before that, I worked at Hewlett-Packard for a number of years as well and, you know, there got into more of the data information systems, you know, how relational databases work and kind of that technology standpoint. And I still say this when I'm recruiting four people. I like people who like to bridge those gaps between the technology, the math, the business side of things and kind of dabble in all of those but, you know, working with people and I really love working with people. When I started going to my MBA classes, then I thought, okay, this is an opportunity for me to be exposed to a lot of, you know, parts of the business. I know the value and importance of data and so therefore I think I can, you know, become like a data scientist or something. That was kind of the goal. But as I went more into that as well as, you know, I then transitioned into, well, kind of stumbled upon, which I think a lot of us do, a data governance role. I was like, I don't know what data governance is, but I want to get closer to the data, being a business analyst, going, you know, wanting to go into the data field. I learned about data governance and was like, actually I want to do data governance more than be a data scientist because of that aspect of bridging the gap, helping, you know, knowing the value of data and then being able to bring people together and align on, you know, how we can improve the value of our data and capture and realize that value.  Yeah, yeah, good question. So as I was graduating from college, then I was looking at, okay, should I become a business analyst or a financial analyst or something like that? I knew I wanted to, yeah, get more into, you know, researching, you know, about the business and using data along with that. So I became a business analyst, again, for Hewlett Packard, actually I got introduced into the credit card space there. Not many people knew, know that Hewlett Packard does credit processing for Australia and New Zealand at least.  And again, I said I stumbled upon it because I, you know, was able to move closer to Purdue. So I moved from Ohio to Indiana. And as I did so, I was looking for jobs, you know, just as a business analyst and, you know, or maybe a data analyst or something like that. And I saw that it was data governance analysts didn't really know what that meant. But I said, hey, let's jump into it. And like I said, as I progressed through, you know, that career path and saying, okay, what is data governance? The more and more I learned about it, the more I found that I enjoyed that more than I thought I was going to enjoy a different field like data science. Fascinating. You got into data governance pretty early, just almost right away. Yeah. Yep. Yeah, it was definitely a blessing to stumble upon it, if you will, because as I, you know, then learned about data governance and the influence that I could have, if you think back to like the data management book of knowledge, the Dumbock Wheel, you know, you have data governance in the center of it.  And then back to that strategy piece, having a strategy for how you can improve really all of those aspects through bringing people together, aligning on, you know, whether it be business definitions or having a central repository for metadata or curating that data into, you know, a place where analytics can then, you know, bring forth the insights that businesses need today. I like it. So, you know, so it just sounds like a natural progression to move up into a director of data governance. It's just kind of been your career path. Yeah. Well, back to your point of, you know, getting into data governance early. It was kind of a blue ocean opportunity of, as I was getting my MBA and as I was getting experience at the same time, then, you know, as I was taking some of the issues that we were having and bringing them to resolution and explaining and training, you know, people in the organization, hey, this is what data governance is. This is what we can do to help out. It got more and more attention to the point where, you know, as I was graduating and, you know, my, there was a lot of transition, you know, at the company that I was at at that time. And so my boss at the time who was, you know, pretty new to having me and my team under him, he asked me, you know, so who's leading data governance? I mean, you are, and so I was able to actually get a director role pretty quickly after that because I was already doing the things that the director level, you know, was expected to do. I was driving a lot of outcomes and deliverables and things that were providing a lot of that value. More and more companies are considering investing in data literacy education, but still have questions about its value, purpose, and how to get the ball rolling. Introducing the newest monthly webinar series from Dataversity, Elevating Enterprise Data Literacy, where we discuss the landscape of data literacy and answer your burning questions. Learn more about this new series and register for free at dataversity.net. So let me ask you, Darren, I mean, since you have such a passion around data governance, you know, we run into a lot of people here at Dataversity who ask for help to solicit to their management and getting data governance implemented at all. Because sometimes it seems like it's viewed as a dirty word. It's like that people think it's all about the laws. But tell me, so what do you do in your role of data governance and how is that helping American Express? And what is the specific passions that you have that just fuel that? Yeah. So I think that first of all, I'll say at different companies, data governance means different things, right? Because it depends on the culture. It depends on really the struggles of, you know, the company, the industry, etc. Everybody needs data. We know that. But what are the specific struggles? Is it that we're not being efficient? Is it that we're not being able to, you know, put things out to market? Is it that there's confusion in reporting, which was actually the case at that small insurance company that I was working at? You know, people were rolling up products in different ways, and particularly in the financial services industry, you know, where you're not producing widgets and there isn't, you know, that tangible product, then it made sense that different silos within the organization were defining things differently, which then led to discrepancies in reporting, which then led to data brawls, if you will. You go to a meeting and somebody has one number that says everything's going great, and somebody has a different number that says it's not going so great. And then you start digging into, well, where did you get this information, the data lineage? You know, what's the quality of this information? Well, we don't measure it. You know, what's your definition of this product? And it was different.  You can't do that if you don't have data governance in place. And so I found very early in this, you know, career change, you know, kind of coming into data governance that there is a lot of opportunity out there because there is a lot of data. A lot of people are used to the olden days where you have one system, you know, one mainframe that, you know, crunches the numbers and spits out, you know, what is needed. But nowadays, there's so many specializations in software and, you know, being able to increase the quality of your data, you know, you need to have APIs, you need to have the integrations with things that are going to give you that higher quality data. And so, therefore, if you have different systems saying different things, then you need to have that central source where you can rely back to, you know, what is the truth of what we're dealing with so that we can then make the right decisions, be more efficient and be able to, you know, gain that value from it. Very nice. So I like to ask this question, you know, what is your definition of data as a data practitioner? And so let me just stop there and let me stop part of it. Yeah, yeah. So I would consider data anything that is a representation of what is truth. We were just talking about kind of that that source of truth. So if you are receiving and it can be numbers, it can be letters, it can be images, it can be anything that you are trying to capture and have that representation of a fact of life. And generally, you know, being in the business and financial services, a lot of times that's, you know, tied to specific numbers, specific addresses, specific people, specific companies, you know, entities and the relationships of all of those things, you know, is the raw data, having the metadata or that contextual information that then allows that raw data to actually mean something. That's when you start getting knowledge and the insights and the things that are really going to, you know, benefit a company. Very nice. So do you see the importance of data management and the number of jobs working with data increasing or decreasing over the next 10 years and why? Oh, absolutely increasing. You know, for a number of years now, people have been talking about analytics and data science. And again, that's what helped me, you know, to fuel me into the data governance space. But, you know, as people talk about, you know, gaining these insights and analytics and, you know, we can do it, you know, with just machines and we can automate everything and it'll be great.  You have to understand the data. You have to be able to find that data. And then, you know, as you do data governance, then you can have that trust in the data that it's actually representing what you think it should and that everybody's aligned on that representation of the facts that are needed. Very interesting. So, and what advice would you give people looking to get into career in data management? So, there's no degree necessarily in data governance. So, what should people study and what should people focus on? Yeah, I kind of mentioned this earlier that when I'm recruiting, I try to find people who, you know, aren't looking linearly, you know, saying, hey, I want to be an accountant, so I'm going to, you know, get my degree as an accountant.  And generally, it's in the business, you know, or some combination or at least interest in the business area, the technical area and the mathematical, you know, statistics, you know, kind of area. So, when you get, like, all three of those, then that's, you know, pretty golden. But yeah, I would say that the academic world is starting, I am starting to see more courses and more programs around data because data is that important. Again, there's a lot more, you know, hype, well, not just hype, but a lot more excitement. I would say on the analytical side of thing of how to tell the story of data, but in data management, where, you know, we focus on what is truth and, you know, how to represent that, there's a lot more understanding now and there will continue to be for the people who are saying, hey, let's do this, you know, because of analytics. And then they realize that it's not producing what they want. They need to go back and realize, oh, they're actually paying their data scientists to do data governance work rather than just focus on the analytics side of things. And so, as that becomes more and more, you know, increasingly aware among companies and organizations, the more and more data management is at the centerpiece. And I'm definitely seeing that in my career so far. It's fascinating.  Do you have any thoughts around that that you can expand on?  And really, what that means is that there was, I was understanding the data flow of when you swipe a card, then, you know, there's a certain amount of information that needs to go through, you know, authorizations, submissions, you know, etc. And so, as that data, you know, is going through the process flow, I realize that, yeah, I'm a business analyst, but I'm really getting closer to and understanding data and the data flows.  Now, you know, at American Express, where the technologies have, you know, just become more modern, we're dealing with no SQL databases and, you know, big data and all of that. And so, we have machine learning as well with our data quality rules, for example. And the technology side of it, you know, is also, you know, very exciting to see where we've come from, just even in the last 10, 15 years. So, back to your question of, you know, being in data governance, I do get to understand more of the business, whether it's the data flows, the business process flows, and, you know, we bring people together and, you know, part of it is assigning formally that accountability of who owns the data, right? And you get to understand the process of, okay, well, who, you know, today makes certain decisions and, you know, who should that be? And so, you really are at the center of understanding the business and getting to find out where data governance can, you know, prioritize some of the issues that the companies are going through in order to, again, bring about the most value at that time. I like it. And is there any way that, what do you do to keep up, like, with the tech, because tech is changing so rapidly? Yeah. So, how do you keep up with the tech and everything that you need to function in your role? Yeah, this is kind of a softball pitch to me for dataversity, right? Not necessarily. Yeah, to be completely honest, you know, staying in touch with each of the webinars, going to the data conferences, DGIQ, EDW, you know, there's articles out there, making sure you get certified as a data management professional. And then, you know, through demo days and understanding, you know, what the different technologies and offerings there are out there, you get to see really how far we've come and also how far we need to go, because there's a lot of opportunity out there. There's no technology or tool that is the perfect optimal solution to implement, because it is that mixture of technology process and people in order to make data what it needs to be. I appreciate that. Anything else that you want to add in, anything that you want to expand on? So, one thing that I'll also add just to continue the story of my career progression. So, as I then was working, you know, after I graduated with my MBA and I became director of data governance, then, you know, one thing I had in my mind was, you know, okay, well, this is how it works at a small company.  Because again, I started at Hewlett-Packard, you know, 350,000, you know, plus people at the time. And then going back to, you know, we had about 500 employees, I think about the time that I left the small insurance company. So then I went to a midsize, you know, company in financial services and was able to also be a part of laying that foundation in data governance. We already started, you know, seeing the value of that and that we could, you know, establish that foundation so we could do cooler things, you know, with our data and bring people the data that they needed. And then, you know, when this opportunity came up at American Express, you know, I was super excited to come back into the credit card space. It's a really exciting industry, but also to work with, you know, really great people, really intelligent, you know, bright people that I could then, again, take the things that I had learned, you know, through my career at that point and then apply them here. And so it's been, you know, a great process.  Or, you know, we're very nascent, you know, in that space right now in the academic world. So, yeah, I would just add that, you know, it's a great space to be, you know, for those who are not in it right now. There are opportunities out there, you know, careers in data management are just going to continue to increase. And so I'd highly encourage anyone to, you know, take a look at that, reach out to me on LinkedIn, you know, and ask me any questions. And, yeah, it's been a blast. Perfect. Well, thank you, Darren. Well, I do have one more very important question. Who's your favorite baseball team? So, that's a great question because I actually moved a bit around in my youth. So, Seattle Mariners are... Good man! Yeah, that was my first and truest team, you know, back when Ken Griffey Jr. was there. Edgar Martinez, Randy Johnson, Alex Rodriguez, you know, what a team. Man, we should have won the championship way back in the day and can't believe it's taken us long for us to get back, you know, into the playoffs. But, so Seattle Mariners, you know, that's because that's where I grew up. I did spend my high school years in Texas. And so I always say I followed Alex Rodriguez, you know, going into... I didn't end up going to New York, but, you know, at least from the Mariners to the Rangers, you know, shout out to the Texas Rangers. Then I went to Cleveland and, you know, became a Cleveland Indians fan, now the Guardians. And so I love, you know, triple A ball, double A ball, you know, just taking my family out to the ballpark. So, yeah, spring training is happening right now. We're actually about to go this next week. So... Oh, very nice. I love it. Well, Darren, thank you so much. It has been a pleasure. So I really appreciate you taking the time today. And for all of our listeners out there, if you'd like to keep up to date in the latest podcast and the latest in data management education, you may go to dativersity.net forward slash subscribe. Until next time. Thank you for listening to DataVersity Talks brought to you by DataVersity. Subscribe to our newsletter for podcast updates and information about our free educational articles, blogs, and webinars at DataVersity.net forward slash subscribe.


What's going on infinite and welcome back to another video if you guys into the channel make sure you guys hit that subscribe button turn on your Post notification about leave a positive comment down below for a chance to get a Shout out in the next video.  I have a blindfold I don't know what she's gonna be wearing But yeah guys welcome back to another day of vlogmas and are you ready to get into it? I'm ready to try on some nice Beautiful Christmas up. You better not be hyping it up. I'm not you guys are gonna love it. They better be fire All right, let's see what you rate them. All right, let's get it to you Yes, let's see it I'm ready bright y'all. It's mad dark obviously have like hold on. I'm thinking about sleeping with these Okay, that's what you want to do. Yeah, can I touch you? No? You all so sweet. I'm trying the infinite fan first.  I'm supposed to see All right, ready? Yes, one Two make sure to paint right now. That is a broke my scale broke your scale That is a broke my scale. I feel really cute in this like I really like this I've never worn like an outfit like this before so you want to be Mrs. Claw Yeah, I'm trying to go home. Oh the next outfit Bowls without a bow bow movement. Oh my goodness. I'm ready for the next one. Are you ready? I am Why do you sound muffled because I kind of can't see Why what the hell is going on? Janice you better not do anything to me. What's going on? Okay showing them in a fan. Yes You can I can take it off. Have a tail. I do. Let me see it turn around. Oh All right, don't be doing all doing all that. Let me turn around music music. Give me a tail All right, so a reindeer costume. Is this like pajamas or like a liquid costume? It's a onesie. Is that is that pajamas? Yeah, okay, so I mean and look at pockets Okay, I'm gonna give this an eight Hey, I'm gonna give this an eight. It would have been a ten if If it had holes so you could see and if it were a little bit more If it were a little bit more snug because it looks like kind of baggy in a way Well, that's a point of a onesie. I'm supposed to sag sag white You know like down here, but you need air down there You need some airway This is my favorite You guys think that this is just around camera. This is her 24 seven. This is how she really is non-stop Non-stop All right, you ready for the next one. I am you'll get skedaddle man. Go find Santa's sleigh or something. We'll do some productive God Why brother it doesn't took you long enough Bro, you better not be coming out here and another like like a reindeer like our snowman costume or something like that No, not quite. There'd be some hot spicy All right, the bells. All right, you're setting the mood. All right. I'm getting excited here Oh, let me get the hat right get the hat right. All right. Here we go I'm ready Close one more time Yes, I don't got one second baby. All right, go ahead take it off. I expected a little more Oh, I was expecting to see some skin. However, do the bells again with the bells. All right, so Because i'm a guy right i'm a guy so if there weren't any stockings and I saw more skin it'd be a 10 I'm being really i'm being honest here. All right. However, you get a nine a nine You get a nine, but I've braided my hair and everything He's also disappointed but I braided my hair and everything seriously There's a lot of effort that went into this. I know you took a walk I got the skirt underneath. I got this. I got the belt. I got the hat Wait, are they stocking? Those are stockings, right? Yes Do me a favor stand right here That's exactly what I thought Now is it a 10? That's a 10 That is a 10. I like that.  All right. Why you always gotta do some Get your little elf happy dancing. Go over there. Go change. So the next one is actually my last one Is it really? All right. This one it gets a 10 after what I just saw Yay, it gets a 10. That was a 10. You look like a little like I don't know a little elf So what do you guys think comment down below and let me know because this one's my favorite. So I'm scared. Why are you laughing, bro? Why are you laughing? Well, I'm scared now They should not be funny What's going on here open Jesus. Oh my god. God have mercy Bro the ghost of christmas past. Oh, it's a ghost. No, it's a snowman Looks like a poncho. It is I think it is a poncho. Yeah Did the pants come with it? No, this is my leggings. I was gonna say that's some good quality stuff right there That's something you would wear on the regular. I know I like this.  When you said ghost now, that's all I see is a ghost That's what I think. I don't know. No, man. That's a snowman for sure. Look at the carry. It's giving Blanket blanket. It's not good This is definitely a poncho. Definitely a poncho. All right So, um, I'm gonna give this I'm gonna give it a seven a seventh. I'm gonna give it a seven only because it's not a whole Outfit, you know, it's well, I had to I had to you know, spice it up a bit I I was thinking like what would teachers wear to school?  What you mean spicing it up to think of everybody The last one I thought of the people who worked at the mall would stand tough Santa's helper Duh Then the first one Was, you know the little kinky one. I think you should go put that one back on. No Or you don't have you go Every birth the teacher is at school I'm giving options today. All right. All right. All right. I'm giving it a seven and that's my final rating Yeah, man, that's it. So you're too happy with this one. It's not a full outfit Yes, it is.  No, come on. All right guys. So this is the last one And um, I hope you guys enjoyed so let me go ahead and change You look like the ghost from super mario All right, I've been a fan. So that is it for today's try on haul I hope you guys enjoyed all of that outfits. I put a lot of time and effort into these not that last one though Yes, sir. That was just a poncho. So what I think you should really put the first one back on though It was really giving no Anyway, it is time for today's post notification shout out today's post notification shout out goes out to Olivia triba. Thank you so much for your love and support. Isaiah and I love you If you want a post notification shout out all you guys got to do is like comment share and subscribe Turn on those post notification bells. You're notified whenever we post a new video and with all that being said guys We will see you in the next vlogmas video


So, we are at Camp Frank D. Merrill in Delano, Georgia, the home of 5th Ranger Training Battalion. I'm Lieutenant Colonel Nate Showman, the commander of 5th Ranger Training Battalion. As of yesterday, my first official day on the job and I can't think of any more fitting way to start my command than to welcome the public here to Camp Frank D. Merrill for our annual open house event, which is the reason that we're all out here today. Yeah, so we are at Camp Frank D. Merrill and 5th RTB is pretty unique because of our distance from Camp, from Fort Benning. We are very reliant on the local community and they do an incredible job opening their arms to us, our families, our mission and sometimes our Ranger students. So this is our opportunity to, once a year, give back to the local community, open our doors, say, everybody come on in and let us show you what we get to do here 365 days a year. We do some of the training events that we'll take the Ranger students through. We talk about what it means to be an Army Ranger, what it means to be an American soldier. We let them put their hands on some of the equipment that we use under the safe supervision of our Ranger instructors, of course, and we've got a lot of our local vendors that support us throughout the year out here as well. And so it's just a great event to open the doors to the community and say thanks. So Ranger School is a leadership school. It's fundamentally stripping a soldier down to his or her core and saying, you know, when you're tired and wet and hungry and sleep deprived, can you still lead? Can you be out in front of soldiers and say, follow me? And we're going to do what it takes to complete the mission. And so this school through its three phases is a progressive educational experience in learning what it takes to lead in difficult conditions. They start down at Fort Benning in fourth Ranger Training Battalion, takes them through their initial training. Then they come to us for the second phase up here at Mountain Phase and fifth RTB. And then if they're successful here, then we send them down to Florida to sixth Ranger Training Battalion at Eglin Air Force Base. And so that three phase model comprises their Ranger School experience. And those who successfully negotiate all three phases earn the right to wear the coveted Ranger tab and call themselves Ranger Qualified Soldiers, NCOs and officers. You know, I have several Ranger instructors here on camp who will tell you they came in the Army because they attended this open house event as a high school student, as an elementary school student. And they were inspired by what they saw around them to come into the Army and begin a career as a United States Army soldier and ultimately as a Ranger. And so it is powerful when, you know, a person, an American citizen can put their hands on it, can see it, smell it, touch it, what it means to be an American soldier. And this is an opportunity to do that every year with our open house.


What's up guys, my name is Michael and welcome to my YouTube channel today We're gonna do another leak code challenge called an area tree pre-order traversal. So given an NRA tree Return the pre-order traversal of its nodes values. So for example in one Three two four five six. What does the pre-order traversal do? Well, it first takes prints out the current node. So in this case, it's one then it prints out the children and Before it prints out the children it does the children of that node. Okay. Oh, no, no, no my bad Excuse me It prints out the node and it does its children. Okay, so that's how pre-order traversal works. Okay, so my fault So it does one Three and it does the children of three Right, so this is five and then six Then because it comes back up here and it does the rest of the children of one So in this case would be two and four So that's why the pre-order traversal is one three five six two and four So that's why the return of the order is one three five six two and four So our job is just to return a vector that has the pre-order traversal and that's pretty much it So how do we do this? Well? I'm gonna give you time to do it and then there's two ways to do it You could use iteration method or you could use recursive method I'll go over the recursive method first because it's easier to understand and I'll do the iteration method later. Okay All right, so how do we do this recursively? Well, first of all First of all, we got to do something We got to check if the root is null Because if the root is null Then we're just returning an empty Empty vector an empty array, right? So here I'll do a vector in to return If the root is null, we'll just return to return Okay, so return to return. Okay, so now otherwise we have to do a pre-order traversal And what we're gonna do is we are going to pass in Excuse me Excuse me. I'm still a little sick. We are going to do call and pre-order helper Which is a pre-order traversal what we're gonna do is we're going to pass in the node Which is the current root that we're at and then we're going to pass in the to return Vector in order to add to it. So we're gonna add add the values of The pre-order traversal into our vector and then we are going to after that we're gonna return to return so now we're now all our Our main job hat we have to do now is just to basically implement this method called pre-order helper, which is just going to essentially add the values of the root into the pre-order traversal of the values of the root into our vector to return Okay, so now I'm gonna call it create a create a helper method called void pre-order helper and it's going to take in a node root and It's going to pass in by reference vector int I don't know let's say to return whatever It's going to pass in by reference Okay, so What exactly do we have to do now? well first of all What we have to do is we have to add our Current root that we are at into to return. Okay, so we're gonna do to return In our helper method because we have to add the current Current know that we're at first remember is one three five six two four So we got to do to return not push back and we're gonna push back roots value Okay, so now we read now we added to returns Roots value. Okay, so now Now our job is to go through the children of each of Root, okay, we're gonna go through everything every single children of Root and then we are going to add the values into to return So to do that, we are going to go to this for Let's see. What is the okay? So it's a vector. So we're going to do int I equals to zero I is less than Roots children Dot size I Plus plus That's going to go through all the value the children of root Which is three to four in this case will be three to four and what are we gonna do? We are going to call pre-order traversal and pass in essentially pass in we're gonna recursively call pre-order traversal and pass in our The current every single child of root. Okay, that's we're gonna do Okay, so now that will Recursively add those values in so we're gonna call pre-order Helper root What my bad? Let's see. It would be roots children at Values of I which is yeah, so ever we're gonna go through every single children of root pass that in We'll recursively call in our pre-order helper and then after that we are going to pass it into return so essentially this is going to go through every single children and Recursively pass in the values for every single children and it's going to do this thing again Once more it's gonna add the nodes and add that its children and keeps going and going after that We're gonna return to return Actually, we don't have to return to return because it's we're passing my reference so to return would already get Changed. Okay, so that's all we have to do in this case After that we're gonna go down here and yeah, that's that's pretty much how you do it Because in this case once we pass in pre-order helper I'm passing every chill of every roots children. It's gonna come back up here And it's gonna add whatever value that is go through its children again keep going until everything's done So it's gonna do one go to the children of it, which is three What is three children five six a lad three five six after that it goes to the will come back here up here And I will do the next child child of one which is two and since two has no children It'll do nothing then it goes to the next child of one which is four and then after that it would return The pre-order traversal so let's run this code and see what it does hold up I'm sure take this long. Okay, so it does it One three five six two four one three five six two four. Let's submit this and it got accepted So that's how you do this recursively Basically, all you do as you go you create a helper method and you pass in the root you add the root to your Vector you're returning to and then you go through its children and recursively call it based on the children of that That's how you do it recursively now. I'm gonna show you guys how to use it iteratively All right guys, so how do you do this iteratively? Well, we got to think about how you would do this So we're gonna use a stack First what we're gonna do we're gonna add the first root of our value Which is one into our stack and while our stack is not empty. We're going to pop the top part of our stack to pop top the top part of our value in our stack off of the array Off of the stack. Okay, so we're gonna pop this value one off the stack and we're gonna add it to our array So here I'm gonna have an array one Then we're gonna look to its children, which is one's children is four two We're going backwards through one's children, which is four two three and We're gonna add it to the our stack reason why we're going backwards is because if we go forwards We're gonna end up going to four first, which is not what we want to do We want to add the values backwards. So then when we pop we add we pop the values of three Which is the right order. So we're gonna go backwards and add four Then two then three Okay, so now all we add so we added the children of one, which is four two three And this is we're adding it backwards four two three now what we're gonna do We're gonna pop the first value of our stack pop three out So now three is now out of our stack and we added to our array Now we check now we're gonna recursively add the values of three's children Backwards is six and five. So we're gonna add six and then five Now what we're gonna do is we are going to pop our values off of the first top part of our stack Pop five out and add it to our array. So here I'm gonna pop five and add to our array So here I'm gonna add five to our array now all after we add five to our array. We are going to essentially Go to its children will five has no children So we're done with that then we are going to pop the next value off of our stack Which is six take six out of our stack add it to our array Then does six have any children six doesn't have any children. So we're done with that We pop the next value off of our stack, which is two What is two? Yeah, if we add two to our array Does two have any children? It doesn't have any children. So we're done with that then we need to add we pop four off of our stack and Add it to our array Does four have any children? It doesn't have any children. We're done. Then we return our two array. So that's how you do That's how this would work. Ideally inside our Methods that we're gonna do so now how do you code it? I'll code it right now with you guys We just get rid of them. Just close the paint Okay, so I first have our vector to return and I'm returning to return first I'm gonna do is check if Root is null because if root is null then we just return to return Now we're gonna do is we're gonna create a value called Kerr. We're gonna create a stack Stack it's gonna be node and It's going to have it's good. We're gonna call it Kerr stack We're just our stack that we're keeping track of the values that we're adding Purchasing and popping so What am I gonna do? I'm going to push The first root Into our stack So I push the first root into our stack and then I'm gonna do while our stack is not empty. So Kerr stack Is not empty What am I gonna do? Well, I'm going to take the first top value The top node off of our stack. So we're gonna do top top node Is it equal to our current stack dot top? then after that I'm going to pop the value of Our node off of our stack and then I am going to essentially go through and I'm going to push the top value of our stack Top value the top value of our the top the top node its value into our Vector that we are returning so to return dot Push back so we're gonna add this to our vector that we're turning like how I showed you And we're gonna add its value Okay You guys understand what I'm doing so far now now we have to We're iteratively go through it top nodes children and we're gonna keep pushing it into the stack But we're gonna push it backwards starting from four two and three in order to make sure that we don't get three two In order to make sure that it's going correctly because if we push four if we push three two and four And then we take out the top part of our stack. It'll go it'll go to four We'll go through four's children first. So we're actually gonna add Backwards from our children of one. So we're gonna push four two and three So I'm gonna do a four I'm actually gonna create an iterator That's gonna go through backwards. Is it gonna be iterator is gonna go from Top node children Dot are begin which is a reverse iterator. So it goes backwards then Todd iterator is less than iterator is not equal to top node children dot are and iterator we're gonna Pre increment iterator. Okay That's basically how you would do this. We're how do you iterate it backwards and then we're going to push the values of Each value of the children from backwards from four two and three into our stack And that's how you do it run the code And let's see what it does. It does it correctly one three five six two four. Let's submit the value and Let's see what it does and it got accepted. So that's how you would do it iteratively using a stack Ray com subscribe. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I hope you learned something from the video. I'll check you guys later. Peace


All right, it's already week 13 and the race for the playoffs is well underway. We've got to break this down. Matt Hamilton, get on in here because you are my compass of the playoff picture. You always give me the best little nuggets. What else would happen if this ipso facto carried the one, check the wind direction? You do the whole thing for me. And it's also a fun time of year. It's almost December and there's this thing called Spotify Wrapped that everybody talks about. And it basically Spotify spits out the music that you listen to the most, what songs, what artists, and everybody sort of roasts each other's personal musical preferences, which I really enjoy. And listen, I like Dolly Parton a lot. Back off, everybody. So there's a new thing this year called make your own Coachella lineup with your faves. It's a template. It's trending. Marissa came up with this awesome idea to join it with the playoff picture, but here is what we're talking about. It's the Rissy Minaj Fest. They spit this out based off of your musical preferences.  I mean, the first thing that jumps out is to have a username based off of Nicki Minaj, and I noticed Nicki Minaj is not on the poster. No, no. So, and Drake followed by Elvis Presley is that it just shows the range that Marissa has. She really does. I mean, J. Cole and Casey in the Sunshine Band, are they performing together? Who's who opening for who? What stage? Main stage side. I mean, Casey in the Sunshine Band. I'm obsessed. And Jungle making the list is hilarious because we played so much Jungle in August trying to figure out what the name of the show or the song for the show was gonna be. And that's what we wanted, this like retro thing. So I know for a fact that's why that's on there. So Marissa brought this to my attention and then I thought, and she thought, like we've got to make our own situation up in Adam's playoff style. Burr in the bangles, Josh Allen wheeling a deal and the Niners coming in hot. It is all music to these ears. So these teams, they're all playing in Sweet, Sweet Symphony right about now. Let's do it. Even though every spot is in Booked Solid, Hammy, there's a good chance that you'll see some of these teams perform in the post season. So let's put it in the machine and spit it out. Yup, this is the AFC Playoff Picture Fest lineup. So man, listen, I'm buying the VIP parking for this thing. This is amazing. This would be a sweet, sweet gig. I would buy the advanced presale tickets with the VIP package to this show right here. I'm paying the $18 beer with like the head of foam seven inches at the top. Fine, here's the deal. You've got your AFC teams that deserve the top bill. They're selling out arenas. They're going on tour. They've made it to the main stage as headliners, the Kansas City Chiefs, the Miami Dolphins, Mack McDaniel, and a Hawaiian shirt doing the hula. Absolutely, Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens. The Chiefs, by the way, leading the way. They're the one seed at nine and two. All right, let's dissect this bad boy further. These acts are ready to hit the stage, but they're not getting like the premier time slots, right? As the sun is setting, no, no, no. They're sweating bullets in the hot sun. They're the openers. The Buffalo Bills, you know, they're performing music while people are fighting, making out, trying to put their picnic blankets out where they need to be. These are the Buffalo Bills, the Bengals, and the New York Jets. And we love to see it, the AFC opening acts. The Bills and Bengals, by the way, can move up shortly. They're tied atop their respective divisions in wildcard spots, thanks to tiebreakers. And then finally, yep, this is when I show up for the warmup DJs. I want to be there for the crowd, get and go in. They don't have merch yet. They're dreaming of just, let's make enough money so we can make merch. They want to make the bright light marquee someday. These are your supporting acts. The New England Patriots, the Los Angeles Chargers. Hamilton, the AFC is alive and well. It really is, and those are two good teams, those Patriots and Chargers, sitting on the outside of that playoff picture right now. They're both trying to fight for a wildcard spot. So I want to start with the Patriots with you. What do you think needs to happen for us to see them ascend to that main stage or maybe one of those supporting acts? It's so funny, because this is somebody, the Patriots are different. Like, the Chargers are like Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga used to, in 2007, Lady Gaga's on the side stage. No security, no whatever she's doing her thing. And that's the Chargers, like finally let them get it. But the Patriots like their Bruce Springsteen. Their Bruce Springsteen relegated to the side stage of some festival. It's super weird. So if they want to go regain greatness, it's got to start with a win tomorrow night. It is a must win after let Thursday night football kicking off week 13. This is their first of two meetings with the bills. The schedule is going down the stretch for the Patriots. In addition to those two bills games, Hammy, they got the Bengals. They got the Dolphins. The Dolphins have had their number, as we know. And two, I guess the easier games we want to talk about. That's the Cardinals and the Raiders. And those are both on the road. Yikes. I will say what gives me hope is what we have seen when I talked to Tom Curran about last night on Quick Flans up there in Boston. Mac Jones looks good. If you look at what he did the past two weeks even, I know it's a small sample size. He's been on the bit of a tear. He's completing over 77% of his passes. Listen, the girls are throwing their bras on the stage for Mac Jones.  So if he plays like this, he can get them in. He could put on a little L. I watched the Elvis movie the other night. Listen, he can make a little something happen. He can move his hip and everybody starts swooning. But I mean, you tell me, legit it's an uphill battle. Yeah, it's going to be hard. And they have to solve that Bill's problem. You're right. And you look at the other quarterbacks in the AFC and the way they're playing right now, really it's going to take an incredible effort for Mac Jones. But let's move to the Chargers now. I know it's an uphill battle for the Patriots. Do you think the Chargers can find their way into this thing? Between the two of them, the Chargers have the easier path. Look at what's going on here. They only play two playoff teams over their final six and they are getting healthier. They're missing guys, right? So we've seen, listen, when Keenan Allen's out there, what he can do to make life easier for Justin Herbert is, you know, that's music right there. He's posted two of his three highest passer ratings of the season over the two games with Keenan Allen back in the lineup. And we're seeing them come through clutch moments too. Did two point play a brilliant decision executed by the way to perfection? That is stately written all over it and that is confidence in this team. We expected the Chargers to fade away when they got banged up. They always fade away when they get banged up. He's like, well, they did not. And now they are getting healthy. It's week 13. They're getting healthy at the right time. So I do think we see LA go on a run and I think Herbert does get to the playoffs for the first time in his young career. And he's got the hair for the main stage. He definitely does. And I just, I love the way that they're playing right now. I think you're right. Keenan Allen has made such a huge impact on that team since coming back. And, you know, a lot of people are taking shots at Herbert right now. I don't necessarily love that and think that's deserved with what he's played during all the injuries that team has had. But it's all coming together right now. And I think this is a crucial stretch for that team going forward because I think in year three for Herbert, he's got to get into the playoffs. Didn't they just get refluxed into Sunday night? They did. They did. So I think there's big expectations from everybody for this. And that's who? Them and the Dolphins? Yes. Okay. Week 14? 14, I believe, yeah. Well, I think it's the first time the Dolphins have been flexed into Sunday night since literally 2006 when I was at Lollapalooza getting drunk and playing chicken in the lawn of Grant Park in Chicago. We're gonna hit the NFC in a little bit. Hit us up. Great job by Marissa McBride on those graphics and the idea but we've got Mark Ingram to get to. Listen, a guy hits Sean McVeigh cold in his jaw. Red card?


I'm so proud to have partnered with Harm Reduction Victoria on this conference. It means an enormous amount to us that, well, it's the first time Harm Reduction International has ever had four conference partners, and particularly with two of them being community led peer-based organisations, ABLE and Harm Reduction Vic. It feels like it's really been a conference driven by the leadership that we respect most. It kind of goes back to our conference theme of strength and solidarity. So I imagine most of you don't need to be introduced to Seonni Crawford, the CEO of Harm Reduction Victoria. Seonni's been working in Harm Reduction community-based organisations, leading them for a number of years across hepatitis, prevention, testing and treatment for marginalised populations, widely respected commentator. I saw him respond to the mental health challenges and the mental health work in Victoria over the past six months. You know, he is the leader you need when the challenges are there, so it brings me great pleasure to welcome Seonni to the mic. Thank you. It's a bit big following. My ex-prime minister. First of all, I'd like to also, I'd like to thank Uncle Bill for the welcome to country and acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands that we are meeting on today, the Waurang people of the Kulin Nation. I'm a visitor to this country as I just implied, and I'd like to thank him for the welcome today and also acknowledge that this land was stolen and has never been seated. Thank you Naomi. I'd also like to acknowledge and welcome to this conference people who use drugs and those with lived and living experience who give populations of people, people who give the movement that is harm reduction, so much of its strength. I'll say it now because, you know, others have said it and will say it all the way through this conference, but the war on drugs and prohibition and criminalisation has killed too many people and we can't rest until it ends. I'm sure everyone gathered here today agrees with this, so with that in mind, I'd really like to welcome all of you, all delegates to the conference and in particular, as I said, the people, the communities of people who use drugs who have travelled from near and far to share this time with us. I myself am proud to be part of the Victorian organisation of people who use drugs, Harm Relation Victoria. We're one of a number of national, we're one of a national network of organisations, of like organisations across the country with Aval as our peak, which is one of the conference partners as well, and Input as our global peak. At this point in time, knowing that there are so many people from the community here, I want you all to know that Harm Relation Victoria and our partners are here to help. I'd like also to let you know that at our stall, looking out for us at our stall, it's completely unmissable, thanks to the amazing work of our team in the stall area, thank you very much, guys. But I'd also really, really like to emphasise that while you look out for our staff, we look out for the Harm Relation Outreach volunteers that are here. Also, I'd like to emphasise that people look after each other across the next few days and don't be afraid to reach out for support around whether or not it's Harm Relation Equipment, Naloxone, anything that might assist you to be safe. Because we've been looking forward to hosting this conference since 2019, a global pandemic interrupted plans for it in 2021. And in the meantime, this city became famous, as we've heard, for being the longest lockdown city in the world. And for 262 days, we had 8pm, we had to be inside our house by 8pm and were allowed outside for one hour a day outside of that. While this might have meant that we avoided the huge death tolls that I'm sure many, many of the people in this audience have seen in their home countries, it did have direct and long lasting impacts on people who use drugs and those who did not have a home to be locked into. And we're therefore already the most visible to law enforcement. And while we all want to look forward, I think it's right to acknowledge this reality has not disappeared completely just because we wanted to. But it is 2023 now and the conference has made it here at last. For the past few years, sorry, past few weeks and months, it's felt like our entire organisation has been focused on this opportunity. Now our guests and friends have arrived from around the world. We're really excited to get into the program, befriend new people and welcome back old friends. I'd like to thank at this point again, HRVEC, for all of their work leading into this conference. HRI has given us the local partner organisation a significant time in the program to develop a range of sessions that focus on priorities that we, part of the local affected community, identified. I'd like to thank HRI for this and also just flag a couple of things in the program. Two out of many fantastic sessions to look out for include Australian drug policy in human rights tomorrow. This will be a really important opportunity for us to acknowledge Veronica Nelson and hear from Aboriginal expertise and others about a coroner's court case that decided opioid withdrawal and stigma against people who use drugs were causal and contributing factors to the death and death and custody of a loved member of our community. We're also glad to let you know about a process to develop a conference declaration that we fly us around the conference and our store for more information and information in the program about a workshop. Please get involved in that. It'd be really meaningful for us. We're really excited about all of these opportunities that the conference offers us and we want to be optimistic, but we know that one conference can't solve everything. We do hope that part of the legacy of this conference is that decision makers come to better understand what harm reduction is and is not and why it's so important. We hope that they can see, for example, that far from being radical drug consumption rooms or safe injecting rooms are relatively common elsewhere in the world and can coexist along the broader community, alongside the broader community if implementations done well and affected communities are properly involved. In Victoria, we sort of we like to think that we are a progressive jurisdiction and it's true that we have, for example, a branch of lived experience in the State Department of Health. Our organisation, Harm Reduction Victoria, is funded to provide a range of innovative, peer-lead harm reduction activities. We have naloxone, freely available across the state through chemists and the needle and syringe programs soon, anyway, supposedly. And the state, the government has accepted that people who lived and living experience should lead on the future of mental health service delivery. On the other hand, our opioid assisted treatment systems in crisis and it's genuinely often easier to find a drug dealer than a methadone prescriber in this state. We're still being put in jail for drug use despite our politicians claiming that dependence should be treated like a health issue and our most senior politician has ruled out the harm reduction response of drug checking, despite the fact that our people continue to die from preventable overdoses. Indeed. It often feels like here in Victoria and Australia, generally that we take one step forward and one step backwards in relation to harm reduction and for us in the community, the most important steps that have not even yet been taken and are often actively denied us. Helen spoke about a number of those steps, including things like safe supply, community-regulated supply and a regulator market for drugs. For all of these reasons and more, we welcome the harm reduction international conference to our town and I welcome all of all the activists and delegates. I know that as always, hearing from and speaking to our comrades from around the world will refill our supplies of optimism and confidence and help prepare ourselves for the battles yet to come. Welcome. Thank you so much, Sionni. Drawing on Sionni's point of care, I'd just like to let everybody know we've got the well-being services for the conference located in Organiser Office 201 on the second floor next to the Dancewise tent. It's so, so important to us that everybody has access to the health services they need broadly, but also at the conference. So please look after each other. We know drug use happens everywhere, including at conferences, so really encourage people not to use a loan. Also, a huge shout out and thank you to Remedy Alliance for the people who are doing an incredible job making the locksome more available in the US and also here with us at our conference. So thank you to Eliza.


Okay, so Gran Zeno is not messing around to say the least and I am also never letting anybody doubt my predictions ever again I don't care if I was wrong about the rest of the tournament. The trio of danger is gone Oh, goodbye to the channel though. My name is sex the buster ice, you know me. I'm checking out episode 99 of dragon ball super World so that big one hundo and yeah The tournament of power is well underway and we have just had our first whole universe I guess elimination that being universe 9 to the trio of danger and I can't say that I won't miss them because they Were nice, but did they have a team worth winning?  This bow is shocked And I'm creepy how we see dad just smiles down upon them Oh wait true Wonder how he's doing in the new timeline. He went to the double trunks and double my I genuinely don't believe that there will be like one sure winner that everybody else Be a race bro. It doesn't just be so cataclysmic That's cool as long as we survive What happens to him, but I can't say this is entirely I'm not crazy Yeah, kind of those eight universes should have thanked goku for this grand tournament. Oh, if not for him They would be gone already. No true You get the fight for the right the party I'm actually it was a good thing they all perished bro are supreme guys freaking out I mean it's kind of a painless death at the very least Oh my gosh, she's already prepared to lose them I Mean every universe kind of needs a miracle. I'm not gonna lie as strong as each one is Girl, it's freaking out seven of eight universes would go down Mm-hmm our group of five is staying turtled up and smart and a boy reset Reason just by himself staring at them syrupy Okay, buddy, yeah, I'd love to see that No, like unironically, I'd love to see Frieza versus Sino No, not really Domestic life has softened you up. I was gonna say that's not very like her to kind of be anxious or anything Hmm big bro organics I'm an organic Off with an aggressive coordinated attack yep, that's why it's hard only up is what works No, but like actually one of the angels do once their universe is gone like they just hang out We just float around go to other universes. In fact, I see a few resilient warriors getting back into action What happens if there's like a stand still I guess no fight Hey, we need a poo. Oh no hit brother over enemies. We're friends man. I Love winning the poo's stomach just like shooting right into the frame. Oh We've seen this one before. Oh, wait. Oh, it wasn't Vegeta the bottom wasn't it was Goku Vegeta Bob McGenna Yeah, but when they use this way to get some originally, there's no way the same thing happens again, right? What's that possible? Time out Chamba, I would not be worried about what Tom. Oh, he was one of your low hitters.  Oh now we got a rematch You again, why is he just like stretchy like that? Diem. Oh one of the few remaining birds is the birds are just throwing this entire tournament Nice That's what I'm saying go good Vegeta using so much energy Work together. Hey Rosie.  There's no way another Has thrown another flying creature that is insane. There's the other one right there.  I mean whatever works, bro, I guess I mean, I would say they're the lead less effective just combined together if anything What we're missing it come chase the camera. What how much of this like happens simultaneously though? My god, bro. He's not even fighting back.  Oh, she was punch Well, that's just shameless now she should kill him.  Of course the rat Rosie oh Wait up that makes way more sense The husband comes swinging in I wouldn't have been a big loss to lose 18 this early because the chance to bow out on your yeah I'll just jump off sure It's dirty, but bro, this is for the entire universe She's like Krillin not and not Okay, little husband wife to be one That takes a lot of coordination. I guess it's more like ping pong kind of that's actually a cool move But he kind of has to just sidestep it. I guess the energy grows as it goes back and forth They add to it each time He's out. Let's go, baby Good teamwork My god, bro. Beersley like a crackhead now. It's 18 starting to save Krillin Majora the mask Well, there's like 80 people might just buy like 15 now Solar flare would this affect like everybody in the arena?    I Love this the sock. Haha. How was his plan bra? Oh, he's out Has been let's go through and make it so I work man. Oh, they've already lost a couple too. Holy Getting smacked People are getting eliminated a lot faster than anticipated, but I mean it's gonna take a long time for everybody But the way you won was disgusting You gotta do what you gotta do And he just ruined the entire thing Oh, no God bra just like that eliminates him and smoke bombs You upset about your loss. Oh my goodness. I mean he eliminated one before but dude You're bad for real man, he's got snuck up one. Oh, no Who did I predict would go out first? I don't remember Next time on Dragon Ball Super Man Krowin really had to be the first out of anybody.  That's just unrealistic. What dog Doing my boy like that and in the fashion they did I was led to believe Krowin had like three or four Secret moves hidden up his sleeve. Maybe a power spike here and there He's gonna have some big moments But I think it was just the way that he went out like it wasn't struggling against some really strong enemy and he Just barely like faltered and lost so it was just a sneak attack from frost and then the frost just booked it away And like I said, at least he got someone out first, but man, I don't want to be disappointed But I'm slightly disappointed at least 18 is still in and we got a moment between them Well, I said people were dropping like flies in this tournament I also like this sort of rematch that was set up with Vegeta versus Magetta But it's like Vegeta versus Magetta 2.0 since he has one of the poo now I don't believe that like anything else happened with that fight this episode So it is setting it up for probably next episode or a longer overarching fight because that would be tough Especially dealing with randoms like maybe trying to third-party and comment and just like smack him But by far a standout of the tournament thus far is just Beerus's commentary, bro Him and the supreme guy like their chemistry together works very well just their anxiousness I guess that's been it for my reaction episode 99 Dragon Ball Super So I'm a fat like on this one even already and I will catch you in the next one. Peace


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