Hey, what's going on everyone is behavior here again with another trailer reaction This one is for a red sparrow by a 20th century Fox starring Jennifer Lawrence and oh my goodness just got done Talking about her movie that just came out mother, which was freaking crazy. Anyway, hopefully this one is not as crazy It's been directed by Francis Lawrence. He did the hunger games Mark and Jay part 1 and part 2 He also did catching fire. He did Constantine I am legend and a few other projects that I'm pretty sure you've heard of but anyway enough of me talking Let's go ahead and get to this trailer put on these headphones and y'all can stop listening to me talk and Watch me watch this trailer Here we go. Oh, it's all spooky.  I heard about a program red sparrow young officers Trained to seduce and manipulate Teaser bodies to use everything call them sparrows That's what she is professional seductress More of a teaser. Okay. I Can dig it. I can dig it Looks pretty good But we're just gonna have to wait and see because I'm not necessarily lower with Francis Lawrence Because I was very disappointed with the mark and Jay part 1 and part 2 He did do catching fire which Hello, which which which? I know there's four hunger games, but I know I can't remember Yeah, okay catching fire. Yeah catching fire was the best out of the series for me at least so We're gonna have to see how this goes. I love Jennifer Lawrence as an actress Everything she does except for her last bout an X-man where she was phoning it in and Hunger games where she was phoned in to the last one, but this looks pretty cool I mean, it's just a little teaser, you know, I like Joe Edgerton I like Jennifer Lawrence like I said three times So we're just gonna have to see but guys that is just my opinion of the trailer What did you think of the trailer? Did you like it? Did you hate it? Did it turn you on? Did it turn you off? Do you agree with me or do you disagree with me? Let me know in the comment section below Let's get this conversation going and keep it flowing if you liked this video and go ahead and give me the thumbs up And if you don't like the video, that's fine Just leave me a comment below why and still give me the thumbs up since you're writing this on YouTube Go ahead and subscribe to my YouTube channel so you can get all the content that I have to provide You can click the little bell so you'll be notified when I make uploads go to my website Check me out there bookmark because I do have written reviews I would appreciate it and also guys looking me up on social media Facebook Instagram and Twitter is right There at the bottom of your screen or I also made it easy for you because there's links to all of that down in the description box down below But guys, I just want to thank you again for tuning in to my opinion slash reaction for Red Sparrow by 20th century Fox on Joel Ederton and Jennifer Lawrence and before you go don't forget that my name is Brennan Keith Avery and that's just my opinion Peace


What's up everybody, Jason here for jasperyscasebrakes.com 2019 Panini Optic Football Value Retail Pack one-pack break number two sold out. This is a break to chance to win four spots in our $250 pre-draft mixer which is down to three spots left. We need to sell out number two, three and four of these pack breaks. So we're on to number three but this is break number two and again works like any other pack break, randomized customer names and teams. Only hits, inserts, rookies will ship. No veteran base card ship in the one pack and at the end of the break you randomize this customer names again all 32. Top four names will win a spot each in the $250 mixer. So good luck. Roll it. Once this sells out Teddy, which I don't know when that will be, eleven times, six and a five. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. Alan, Dana Park. Let's go eleven times now here on the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. Falcons down to the Redskins. Alan got the Falcons as well as the Vikings, Gregor the Panthers, Charles with the Bills, Danny with the Jets, Quinn with the Steelers, Asa with the Bears, Gregory with the Chargers, Joe with the Browns, Jason K with the Bucks, Willem with the Eagles, John with the Dolphins, Zach with the Colts, Danny with the 49ers, Sean with the Cowboys, Park with the Lions, John with the Ravens, Trevor with the Seahawks, Aaron with the Patriots and Giants, Drew, you have the Saints, Lee with the Raiders, Charles with the Bengals, Chris with the Titans, Sean with the Rams, Charles with the Chiefs, Chris with the Texans, Asa with the Jaguars Hospital, Daniel with the Cardinals, Packers, Sean with the Broncos and Park with the Redskins. Quick 30 seconds, this is just a pack break. The retail pack, so nothing's guaranteed in retail, but if we do pull something nice, that would be awesome. And then in a separate Diceware Randomizer, we'll do the Randomize for Customers to have a chance to win some spots in the mixer. Alright, turn when to close, a quick pack break, retail, ooh, I think we got one of those retail greens coming up, which are beautiful cards. Nice. Irv Smith, Jr., I actually want to buy one of these in Miles Sanders, pretty awesome. There you go, Vikings, you have a rookie there, Tyler Rapp, there you go, sweet, these are awesome. Big Irv, that's right, Irv Smith, Jr., hold that for you. Alrighty guys, so there you go, that was just a quick one pack break, I'll switch scenes, and again, top four, get a spot each in the mixer after six times, five and a one, or one and a five. One, two, three, four, five, and then six times, five and a one, six times, Joel, Charles, Sean, and Sean in the top four, so there you go, congratulations, you guys are now in the mixer, again, Retail Pack three and four, the last two we need to fill up to unlock the mixer. Appreciate it, guys, jaspyscasebreaks.com.


It's a great pleasure to be here and a very big thank you to the Institute, IIEA, for hosting us here today and a very big thank you to Tom Arnold, who was a member of the 2020 Advisory Council that supported this conference and we very much appreciate his leadership all the way through. A very big thank you to Irish Aid for their partnership and support of this 2020 conference and others and also and for the previous two 2020 conferences in Delhi and Beijing and I hope it's a continuation of a great tradition. We are also delighted to be here together with our friends, our many many friends in Ireland, Nick, Connell and it's a wonderful partnership. So why this conference as Nora mentioned we had the conference on Building Resilience and Artists brought together 800 people 2020 organizes conferences every three to four years and what we see as big emerging issues and let me try and see if I can, you know, the motivation for this conference of the recognition that we are being hit hard by a barrage of shocks, shocks that are familiar some of them and shocks that are not so familiar but what is becoming more clear is that shocks are becoming more frequent, that they're becoming more intense and they're evolving and we are prey to some more unexpected developments in shocks and that was what motivated us to try and bring people together to understand how do we build resilience to shocks and as we do so how do we improve and build up our capacity to not just cope with shocks but thrive and you were asking Nora how do we define resilience and the way we define resilience at the conference was essentially helping people, communities, countries and global institutions prevent, anticipate, prepare for, cope with and recover from shocks not just one of them but that whole continuum and not only bounce back to where they were before the shocks but to become even better off. Many of the earlier definitions of resilience stop at just bouncing back and for us it's important that as we build resilience it is rebuilding a platform for improving your livelihoods as we go along. The key messages that we took away from the conference and that I want to highlight here are four, one was the importance of better assessing and predicting the impact of shocks and there improving resilience does require better data and information on the risks, responses and what are best practices. Second message was to draw upon local knowledge and resources and there the key message is that attempts to improve resilience should not crowd out existing mechanisms that work well and related to that the importance of understanding the role of communities and the role of social capital and networks in building resilience and I have to give credit here to concern that has really highlighted that issue from your work around the world. Third key message pay attention to excluded groups, include the most vulnerable people in the decision making, in design, in implementation and in the frontline work on resilience and the fourth key message was to identify better approaches to building capacity at all levels. Resilience is about capacity, about ability and about capability and people and communities are at the centre of resilience and building the capacity means building the capacity of individuals and nutrition is an essential component of individual capacity and that's what brings us to this session here today on nutrition and resilience. The last thing I'd like to do is to leave with you a message from one of the speakers in the closing session of the conference where Stefan Schmidt from Germany say the more resilient people, communities, countries and systems are, the more likely it is that we will achieve ambitious post-2015 goals and vice versa. The more we invest in achieving such goals, the more resilient people are. It's particularly apt because I understand Ireland is going to co-lead together with Kenya the post-2015 discourse and indicators and so forth and I would just like to underline there the role of resilience in helping us achieve the post-2015 discourse. Thank you very much.


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Ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted to be here at the first annual European Systemic Risk Board Conference and to have a chance to consider with you how we can support a strong macro-potential framework for the financial sectors that powers investment and growth in Europe. Recent years had seen a complete overhaul of our regulatory architecture. The 2008-2009 financial crisis exposed in graphic terms our lack of effective regulation, supervision and crisis management capacity. We did not have the systemic oversight to set alarm bells ringing early enough or to prevent failures in an over-leveraged banking sector and the contigation which followed. Going back, it's striking how much has been done to set up a coordinated system of supervision. The European Bank supervisory authorities have improved the quality and consistency of micro-potential oversight across the EU, while the European Systemic Risk Board ensures macro-potential oversight and analysis of systemic risk. We have incorporated Basel standards into EU law and significantly strengthened the protection of bank capital and liquidity reserves. A set of macro-potential instruments to address structural and cyclical systemic risks in Europe's banking sector have also been introduced and are being used across member states. We have set up a banking union with a single supervisor for 129 significant banks and 80 percent of euro area banking assets. The ECB took on specific competences for macro-potential policy and the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive and the Single Resolution Mechanism have given us a crisis management framework. Our proposal for the European Deposit Insurance Scheme is with colleges later. Thanks to the hard work of many of you in this room, we have solid architecture in place. The implementation of macro-potential measures is underway in many countries. Some 219 measures have been taken by national authorities to guard against asset bubbles, especially in the real estate sector, and to manage the systemic importance of financial institutions. Today, our financial system is stronger and better capitalized, albeit with pockets of weakness we are working to overcome. But for all this progress, our macro-potential framework was set up while Europe was dealing with the aftershocks of a large financial crisis. It's a complicated framework, developed gradually and involving many institutions. Now based on an experience we have had in recent years, it's time to see whether it can be refined, whether targeted adjustments can be made to make the framework stronger and to work better. We know there are overlaps and inconsistency in our rules, which could lead to unnecessary regulatory and administrative burdens, and there are main barriers to the smooth coordination and oversight by the ESRF, the ECB, the single supervisory mechanism, and the competent national authorities. That's why the Commission has launched a public consultation to review our macro-potential framework. It's a genuine consultation. We do not have pre-cooked conclusions. The input we receive will shape the action we take. We would value concrete suggestions on how to improve the framework in certain specific areas. Let me say a little about our approach and the areas we would like to explore. At the center of our approach is our commitment to maintaining the right balance between national flexibility and appropriate level of coordination at EU level. For the single market to work well and to guard against contigation, we need EU level coordination and consistency policy approaches. But after so much harmonization of micro-prudential requirements, it is also important that there should be sufficient flexibility at national level on macro-side, so that countries can respond to very different structural and cyclical challenges that affect their financial sectors. To keep this balance, we have set out to examine the scope and conditions related to the use of macro-potential instruments. We want to examine the way these are activated and the institutional arrangements for macro-potential policy in both the Banking Union and EU as a whole. We are clear that changes in one area may need to be complemented by appropriately targeted revisions elsewhere. For example, to achieve a framework that's proportional and effective, revisions can be needed to the macro-potential provisions in the central requirements, capital requirements regulation and directive, and may need to be complemented with targeted revisions of the institutional setup detailed in the ESRB and SSM regulations. Across the board, we want to clarify the conditions for when and how macro-potential measures are used. We are clear that we have to increase their effectiveness and transparency, but also reduce duplications in the framework which in places make our potential requirements disproportionately burdensome. At the same time, we want to look at whether there are gaps in the EU tool set for the banking sector in particular to guard against vulnerabilities stemming from the real estate market. Overvalued real estate has been at the heart of the past banking crisis. Member states have rightly been working to reduce risky lending practices. They have used credit standard measures such as loan-to-value and debt service-to-income limits to strengthen lenders and borrowers' balance sheets. These measures seem to be working. That's good news. We would like to use the consultation to see whether we should incorporate these elements or requirements into EU law while giving individual countries the freedom to set their levels and scope. But also to consider whether we go further and include macro-potential leverage ratios and broader sectoral capital requirements into EU legislation. We would like to hear also your feedback on this topic. We also want to look at how the coordination between micro- and macro-potential authorities is working. If information doesn't flow properly between supervisory authorities, we run the risk of contradictions and duplications in the way rules are applied or of inconsistencies in the way assessments of systemic risks are communicated. This would clearly work against our overarching objective of financial stability. So we will be looking carefully at how we can improve the coordination between competent and designated authorities at European and national level. This consultation provides an opportunity to reflect on the measures we have taken to manage risks to financial stability outside the banking sector. We are clear that existing measures like leverage limits and liquidity management tools for investment funds have only recently been implemented. Before making any changes, we need to have a better understanding on how these measures are working, both in normal and stressed market conditions. Nevertheless, we would like to use the consultation to consider whether ESRB governing bodies would benefit from greater participation of non-bank supervisors. Good coordination among national non-bank supervisors, ESS and ESRB could better support system-wide risk monitoring and analysis. Our institutions should be as lean and efficient as possible and governance arrangements fit for purpose. For the ESRB to fulfill its mandate better, the ECB and SSM's role in the framework need to be clarified further. Equally, we want to look at whether ESRB governments can be simplified to make it more efficient. While maintaining sufficient representation of national authorities, we should consider reducing the size of the general board to allow it to focus on most important financial stability issues. This consultation fits into broader agenda. Our work to build a capital markets union should help enhance financial stability in EU by creating a broader range of funding channels to the wider economy. At the moment, risk is concentrated in the banking sector, including for market-based finance. Deeper capital markets would help us to make us less reliant on that one source of funding. They would increase the pool of capital available for productive investment in the EU and give the European economy the shock absorber function it's lacked to bounce back quickly after the crisis. The European Commission is fully committed to this project. We want to accelerate progress and to be bolder where we can. As part of capital markets union project, we launched a call for evidence on financial services legislation which also has a macro dimension. The aim was to look at financial services regulation in the round to check if it is working as intended and if it's as gross friendly as possible. We'll publish our analysis of the call for evidence responses and recommendations by the end of the year. The trust of their focus is already clear. We need to consider adjustments to increase funding to the wider economy. We need to look at whether we can make legislation more proportionate and whether the compliance burden can be reduced for businesses. The macro potential review can play its part in all these areas while keeping the framework strong. Ladies and gentlemen, our consultation on the macro potential framework is open until 24th of October. We are looking forward to receiving your input. And we will be having a public hearing on 7th of November and publish the feedback statement shortly afterwards. Based on the results of this consultation, we will set out our thinking in a legislative proposal in 2017. This is an opportunity to complete our legislative framework for the financial sector, manage risks effectively and ensure our rules are as proportionate and gross friendly as possible. This is an opportunity we should say together. Thank you. Questions? Anybody curious? Well, if not, I would like to thank you very much for having been with us. It's been a great pleasure and honor. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebrakes.com coming at you with 2020 Panini National Treasures Baseball four box picker team number one Love this NT Lot of great stuff here longtime fan favorite longtime Jaspy's favorite We've traditionally pulled some fire out of this stuff. So thanks for getting into this new release today All right, and thank you to these people specifically for getting into pick your team at number one. I appreciate that There are some R&B spots. There's some random number block spots. They're Nick Stober last spot mojo And we did that randomizer and uploaded that in a separate video if you want to take a look at that Here are the results of it Everyone knows about our number block breaks, but it applies only to those teams right there and only for that break All right, and here is the case and we've got green boxes here Here we go Very high-end release a very scared money don't make money kind of situation sub Arthur. Yep. You're just in time Good luck everybody. No, not going with wooden boxes again. I say they bring those wooden boxes back It's a kind of a nice light green Light avocado pattern there, which I like. All right. We've got a redemption on the bottom here You can see the top camera. You can see the card sitting there. Let's use a blank card It's a nice clean blank card right here slow play the hits Here we go. Good luck everybody 22 out of 25 Dylan Cease Chicago I Will Arthur also bad news Arthur the boss man threw away the boxes. I was saving for you from that immaculate set You can yell at him when when you visit 22 out of 25 on that White Sox to White Sox to Robert colossal relic to 99 David Wright and that is 50 58 out of 99 kind of hard to see the numbering there, but 58 out of 99 Mets 8 He's gonna be Aaron Pettit With Mets 8 Oh, yeah, Arthur you can you can you can yell at the boss man for that. I had your name on him everything nothing safe here When boss man is in cleaning mode four out of 99 mass and bum gardener Jersey That's for Arthur in the d-backs We got Nolan Ryan seven out of 34 piece of his Jersey Josh Allen with the Stroh's 48 out of 99 Michael Chavis For the Red Sox Jeffrey s with that one or first autograph of the box and we've got TJ Zook the six two out of 99 I Guess that's what they call Toronto, I'm not sure why Are there like six? Zones there districts there something like that Shawn Maddock with the blue jays This doesn't say we've got Rico Garcia some nice colors in that patch 51 out of 99 for the Giants That'll be For Caleb was my rivals And look at this seven out of eight the Hawk Andre Dawson Excellent autograph. That's a cool design to thick heart stock right there low number Nick Stover with the cubbies Is a sharp-looking card right there Nick a lighting this time of day is a little weird with the California sunshine blasting through all right. What was the redemption? What's the redemption gonna be? NT cut signature names booklet Card number 32 p Pedro Pedro Martinez yes Pedro Martinez Now let's see Most likely gonna be Red Sox Edition, but let me check where is it? Exposed Edition probably not Dodger's Edition Pedro, let's look at the checklist Pedro Martinez card number 32. Oh Goes to the national so it's Exposed Edition. That's that's a number block and that goes to Brian Crouch at number zero Nice There you go going to number zero Nice one Brian. That was box one Next box a fatter box here This right over here. I think I see a duel something here and a plate Right here. You kind of see the the shadow in the corner in that rounded corner kind of lets you know There's a plate there. All right first one out of the gate My boy Gavin Luxe 96 out of 99 for the Dodgers Dodgers 6 is gonna go to Robert And we've got an 8 out of 10 piece of Austin Hayes's laundry tag or a maybe majestic tag some kind of tag Nice one for the O's that's gonna go to Aaron Pettit and the Orioles Adam what's going on? And we got Ozzy Alby's 7 out of 25 probably a St. Patrick's Day jersey there Going to the Bravo's that'll be for Matt Medlin Game use materials right there a lot of this ends up being game used as well, which is really sweet We got Heine grow 2 out of 99 That's old Cincinnati red after breaking in as a short sob and second baseman grow Shifted to the hot corner and blossom to a star since a dynamic hitting machine doubled as one of the finest third Sackers of time of all time of his time Regularly leading the bigs and put outs double plays While making would-be knocks disappear into the leather There you go. It looks for a vacuum cleaner at third base that goes to Matthew Stubblefield and the Cincinnati red legs We got oh Canada For Abraham Toro in Houston 61 out of 99. Oh He's a Canadian native when Toro debuted on August of 2019 he became the 255th Canada native to appear in the big leagues He's the first however to hail from the Quebec town of Longuey lay a Don't speak French directly across the St. Lawrence River from a Montreal There you go. Yeah a Canadian bowl Toro That'll go to Houston that'll be for Josh Allen. I had no idea The plate also has an autograph. It's a catcher. It's Tress Barrera one of one That's pretty nice That goes to the Nats Nationals are a number block team that goes number one Robert Poston that Robert all aboard the Big Hit Express Well, that's a sweet-looking card. Wow Edward Alzel a Four out of 25. What is it? Where does that come from? What is it? Is that someone's shoe? Is that a leg? I don't know cubs fans What what patches that? Got the stars and stripes pattern in the background. That's really good looking really good looking card Nick Stover for down He's got a pretty live arm Not sure what that is though That goes to Nick Stover in the Cubs. I want to do some investigating on that. There's KCM eyes nine out of 50 Jersey and autograph Hopefully a future star for the rebuilding Tigers Matt Stubblefield on card as well and the book dual Wow dual signature materials Aristes Aquino and Yordon Alvarez 97 out of 99 Both on card as well That is awesome one happy person one sad person Matthew Stubblefield has the Reds and and Josh Allen has the Astros So we'll see who wins that battle at the very end Yeah, one happy person one sad person All right next box Bad Medlin thinks the Cubs mascot. Yeah, maybe that's his is that his foot Yeah, did they ever have a mascot patch? Or Or does that look like is that then? Is it this way? Is that the National League logo? Don't they have the Eagles wings on the National League logo? Maybe it's upside down Like this box. All right, there we go. Oh, you think it's the nl logo Just upside down. Maybe that's what it is Nick Stover saying yeah, that is the nl pass. There you go. It's an excellent looking patch. All right We got Kwang Hyun Kim 12 out of 99 for the Cardinals Last bond mojo next over we got Tony Gonsolin 11 out of 99 Cat lover Tony Gonsolin That should that'll be for the Dodgers and that's going to be a number block team Dodgers one is going to be for Robert. We got Juan Soto 6 out of 99 for the Nats National 6 Robert Yeah, hopefully they bring back with the wooden boxes next time they do NT I hear you Danny. There's Harold Baines Retro relic got a bit of the White Sox pinstripe in there 41 out of 49 that goes to White Sox 1 Robert game more material We've got 74 out of 99 social signatures. There's his IG right there. Jalen Davis is Instagram That'll be for Caleb and the Giants We've got Gavin Lux Gavin Lux 9 out of 99. It's Donald They're getting very clever with these with these windows here Teammates hung the typical first-year nicknames on Lux in 2019 He likely heard it at all from Rook to Newby to Kitto But the Los Angeles infielder earned an additional label from veteran Justin Turner, Donald Nobody would explain the origin of the odd moniker, but nobody cares as long as Lux keeps slugging away. No one knows Hmm. Well, we do know that this goes to Sean Maddock and number nine Another excellent patch here. That is for the Cleveland Indians Logan Allen 36 out of 49 that goes to Eastwood and the tribe Logan, you should have order confirmations in your email. You can check to see what break numbers you're in Medlin thought that it almost said Ronald for a second We got an Elohim and it's 35 out of 49 that goes to White Sox five that goes to King and the White Sox number five and the book We've got a a yordle on alvarez debut material signature booklet Look at that. That's a one-of-one ladies and gentlemen Astros one-of-one Josh Allen all aboard Whoo, that's pretty sweet That is awesome great patch there Not to save that for picture time All right final box ladies and gentlemen. Yeah Darren's right Logan. You can also go to your account page.  There's a lot of a lot of things happening. Oh an extra thick book. Look at that Good luck everybody. Let's see what's in here Final box more in the store folks and if you want to avoid number block randomizers Pick your teams now before all the teams end up in a number block We've got a colossal relic Look at that that relics popping out of the window That's a eight out of 14. That's Kyle Lewis. Did they announce rookie of the year yet? Is that tonight? Was that yesterday? for the Mariners that's gonna go to Aaron Pettit in Seattle not yet says Oliver. Okay. We got Jack Flaherty four out of 25 dual relic For Nick Stover and the Cardinals We got Vlad Guerrero, Jr. 51 out of 99 blue jays Sean Maddock got Cal Ripken nice 42 out of 49 for the O's Aaron Pettit Game more material triple relic and autograph 22 out of 25 That is Brock. No, sorry. Yeah Brock Burke Rangers that's gonna be for Jeffrey S. Some excellent color in there. We got Zach Gallin 44 out of 49 Nice Jersey and on-card auto for AP for Arthur and the snakes. All right wheels. I'm kind of in the middle of something I'll check on that after the break We got Brewstar Gratterall 13 out of 25 three-color patch and on-card auto. I like the Black look right there on this NT card. That's pretty sharp That's still twins edition there and that'll be for kip kip hooray. It's a Dodger now The redemption is gonna be Just one name necessary Ichiro We got treasured material saintres hollow gold Gold might be out of 10 each hero card to The treasured material signature is gonna be mariners Seattle with that one that'll be for Aaron Pettit. Nice. That's pretty nice All right, and the book the thick book is triple legend Duos triple duos legend duos 87 out of 99 No, I get it two relics for each legend. There's no one Ryan Houston edition Is it all one team or oh boy the all different teams Randy Johnson dual relic Arizona edition and Rocket Roger Clemens New York Yankees edition one happy person two sad people in this one. All right, let's get it done Can't forget about this one as well. All right, so let's flip back to Some new dice and two new lists We'll do the triple relic first And it'll be Houston Arizona and the New York Yankees and then the dual signature materials Aracisa Kino Cincinnati and Yordon Alvarez Houston Houston involved in two different Randomizers here good luck. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it six and a two eight times for each list Let's do the triple first one two three Seven and eighth and final time after eight goes to the New York Yankees So apologies to the other two teams, but congrats to the Yankees who are a number block team So what's the number here? It's triple legend duos 87 out of 99 So that goes to Aaron Pettit and number seven nice Now let's do this one Once again six into two eight times Team on top gets it one two three four five six seven and eighth and final time Goes to Cincinnati that is gonna be Matthew stubblefield. There you go Matt Let's take one more look at this 87 out of 99 dual signature materials and Both on card Excellent stuff and there you have it ladies gentlemen pick your team one in the books We've got more in the store on jazzy's case breaks calm I'm Joe and we'll break more of this with you next time. Bye. Bye


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