What's going on everyone? Sam here with latent sports cards ripping 22 triple threads baseball hobby 9 box case break number 52 Pick your team style gonna be off a list of our names and teams really quick Craig K with the Tigers Twins Nationals Danny C with the Angels Don H with the brewers that's Edward P with the Astros Orioles Braves and Yankees Eric R with the Padres Mariners Greg M with the Marlins athletics Marlins and athletics and Rockies Jeremy H with the Rays John M. Metz Jonathan B with the Cardinals Jonathan Q with the Diamondbacks Joseph P. Royals Keith J. White Sox Kelvin S. Guardians Logan P. Giants Matthew F. Red Sox Rob L with the Phillies Robert J. With the Blue Jays Scott F Dodger Scott V with the Cubs Stephen J with the Reds and Rangers and Travis D with the Pirates. Good luck here everybody Let's go ahead and do it In our variant. Yes, Bill's Bangles and then Cowboys Niners I feel out the bangles out of the bangles get smacked. All right, I'm banning this SGS guy Bill's and cheese Hopefully yeah, as she just dropped your credit card information in the in the comments Make sure you include the cbc code on the back and We'll we'll send you a couple base cards. We may charge you a little bit.  Oh five thousand count above the paper There's Hoseil two eight of fifty and Hunter Green to two fifty nine You are more than welcome SG Uh base and base. I think we're gonna have a random here actually I'm not gonna have Yep, this will be a random to these three teams. We've got a triple David Ortiz Albert Pujols and Miguel Cabrera all game used Uh, that is between the Red Sox Cardinals and Tigers One person Owns each of those teams like one person the Red Sox one owns Cardinals one own Tigers So I'll be a random to those three teams at the end And Rodolfo Castro rookie auto till 199 for the Pirates Clayton Kershaw 259 Jay Ram to 299 This is cool 22 out of 27 Robin Younts count on Yount for the Brewers nice one there game used Fat Jersey Pat on the uh auto as well. Congrats on that Brew Crew And going to the Yanks numbered one of three Giancarlo Stanton Three colored game used patch. Congrats Yanks Stantonian glass Stan Musial to 125 Cardinals and Alex Bregman to 99 for the Stroves Beast beast and beast First hit is going to be Griffin Jax. Oh boy 17 out of 50 rookie jersey auto for the twins. Oh my god. We're starting this again All right, Sam's getting banned. Oh man. Happy birthday. See what I know Louisa Robert one out of 48 for the White Sox They left it on the slack message. Happy birthday. Yeah, I know they left it out of the slack message because it's not my birthday Don that's why it's not in the slack Randy Johnson 150 He's popping out. Jose Ramirez. Oh, is it?  It's not my birthday Um, what's it called people in tiktok were like that's exactly what somebody's birthday would say That sounds like tiktok Fair fair Sam Uh, no, we ship everything all cards ship in this We just uh sleeve and top load the hits the numbered and the big rookies We don't top like we don't sleeve and top load the base But we do ship it out There's jose l 2b a nice one there heart and hustle to 36 for the astros Thank you. I see And jack flarity for the cardinals 18 out of 50 jersey auto that's on that cards Just want it.  I had to yeah Nobody believed me They're allowing your information. No, I covered everything up but my birthday like my name and license number obviously I was gonna say Uh, this is a group break age, but I believe we have them at like 4 25 or 450 a box I think I don't know 100 off the top of my head There's been so much new stuff that's come out recently. Everything's just a blur at this point 400. Yeah, that's not right I don't know what we have them on the website Uh as By randy 150 selfie for us roy campanella to 199 Good god Good guys randy's fourth birthday today, everybody Happy birthday randy turn four There's joseiah cray on the rookie jersey auto for the nationals to 99 They'll try to turn the table soon. Oh, I am Oh, I'm turning the tables. I'm spinning them There's glaver torres 15 out of 18 for the pinch stripe jersey for the inks Oh, how the turn tables. Oh, how the turn tables Do you have peacock or no? No. No, there's uh, they have like the office Extent like uh extended cut versions. How do they melt out to 99 and berry larkin to 99? Is it expensive? Uh, that's like 10 bucks a month or something. That's it. O'Neill cruise. Maybe a little bit more trade turner and shane boss They're close brothers, I guess Alex bregman to 18 bregman and bagwell cool one there for the astros I'll tell you one of my favorite scenes. That's so funny And a keel the dew 13 out of 75 for the tigers on the bat auto That's tigers an impeccable pyt gone that's true Every time I work it is my birthday. So I should ask for my birthday off every day. So I'll never work Then you wouldn't make able that I was gonna say it very true Oh my god This guy this guy sg.  Well, thank you. I have to say thank you for that, but I want to start saying it's my birthday every day Um, what was I gonna say too? So there was this one episode. I think it was in the conflict resolution episode the one where like Michael finds like tries to do the conflict resolution with everybody in the office when he finds the files mariana revered a 199 and cj abrams is 75 for the nets But there's this scene that It's so funny dude Space it's like it like cuts to michael in his office Like just sitting and like talking to the camera nice wander franco two of nine rookie jersey strong start for the uh raise Congratulations. I think it's uh four four four twenty five a box, I believe Hebrew ease 65 out of 75 for the nationals So there's this one episode where um He's like that's what I always do when I when my dad was like had what seemed like he was upset I would go dad. What's wrong? What's wrong dad? What's wrong dad? What's wrong dad? Just like that. What's wrong dad? What's wrong dad? What's wrong dad?  Um, oh boy, anthony risotto 199 and andrew mccutche into 99 I would say probably number one's the brewers because of choreo Uh, I would put the Padres up there I would put the nationals up there the Yankees up there and then uh, probably I'd probably go brewers nationals Padres that'd probably be my top three Shags aren't going away. Are they not they score? Yeah, is it tied now? They're down by three Wow Kyle Muller rookie jersey auto for the braves to 99 and Vladimir Guerrero junior to 27 for the Blue Jays I would probably put the the the brewers up to oh boy. Here we go. Now smacks getting in on this. Oh boy Where's shawna? I'm fanning shawna if he comes in I don't even care. I'm not even I'm not even wasting my breath on shawna of his notes over there Ryan Sandberg to 299 firing bucks into 125 base Got a null and arnato to 36 award streak Well, that's pretty solid crazy. That's a big time card too big time card and Gavin sheets, uh, 14 out of 75 for rookie jersey auto for the white socks Uh, I think it's 400 or 425 a box, but this is this is a group break right here. Everybody bought an individual team four multiple teams piazza to 299 and 100 green to 150 Sam I've been I've been meaning to ask what's a group break Say I Suzuki rookie these for sale. Can I have that? Jonathan India, that's 16 out of 25 or 35. Excuse me for the reds jersey auto Grats on that, uh, red school one there former rookie of the year And will smith To a 48. Uh, here. I'll drop you the link Luke We have a some, um, group breaks with spots available tonight too. We have iMac basketball impeccable football as well as, um Uh, I think that's it for stuff with spots still left I make No, no, not yet. Usually it's a little earlier Like it's the earliest like high-end product in football that comes out But for basketball it comes out after nt, which is weird. It's like mosaic like mosaic, um Like mosaic football comes out really early Then mosaic basketball is like the second-class product like it goes mosaic basketball and then flawless basketball and that's it His name out here some mouth will smith George Brett to 259 Mel Ott to 299. Oh cool Nice one here going to the brewers triple jersey auto five of 27 robin yelk christian yelich and corbin burns Nice one there congrats For the brewers There you go brew crew. It's got Milwaukee. It's a really cool one. It's gonna be donny. She can grab the don You can add this one right here and micah stremsky to 36 for the giants as one initial off What do you mean? Oh, yeah Uh, yeah, they do cb. They do have books and triple threads. You get like one every other case give or take Cal ripkin to 259 and mike piazza to 299 Oh god Oh Did rich really just come in and do that? I'm breaks are over. I'm out go ahead and ban him Yeah, right. That's what I should do. That's what I should ban rich from his own channel I'm in on that This is a mutiny. This is a mutiny now. This is an uprising breakers uprising There's josh donelson 21 out of 27 prolific power. I would like to not be included in this Oh donny's included. No Donny was the one who actually uh spearheaded the entire movement Oh, I could brian. I could brian haze 38 out of 99 jersey auto 4 at the pirates That's on that pirate What did I do? It's not my birthday. It is not my birthday That has been the running joke for the last like three breaking ships. I've had is people just keep saying it's my birthday It's not my it's eight months away from my birthday Oh, yeah I think you know what the thing is like i'm gonna come in on my birthday and work and no one's gonna say happy birthday You're like, oh, it's not actually your birthday Didn't even say raven's fair fair. Happy birthday cb. It's actually cb's birthday. Happy birthday buddy. How do we know that? I don't care as long as it's not me anymore. I don't care if it's anybody's birthday or not John carlo sat into 199 for the inks Uh jaren durand is 75 that's going out to the red sox on the rookie kb bow jackson ricky anderson There's a buster posie stat buster 24 out of 36 for the giants nice, uh triple-thread jersey Happy birthday cow Happy birthday ryan paulty young 83 out of 99 Jersey auto for the cardinals that's a suspicious amount of birthdays Yeah, I don't I don't think that's accurate Happy birthday green dragon May have gotten an extra hit in here. I think we did lubeb to 259 purple rino to 299 for the cubs Base and base nice one here. This is going to the tigers 18 of 18 miguel cabrera 3000 hits on the jersey auto congrats on that. Uh, detroit Tigers is a craig k. There you go craig My cat's birthday. Oh boy Yeah, peps of all man That's uh, jd martinez the 36 It's a good question honestly, uh pg There's uh brandon lao. It's a 48 on the deer's car My mom's friend's cousin's daughter's birthday. There you go The half birthday of my half birthday. My birthday is six months from now.  I guess so I guess anything is on is on the table right now for birthdays. I miss my dang it Dension coming up here Bryson stopped to 299 and Chipper jones the 150 they did mess something up. Yeah, take the tape off the tape Poor rookie Uh going to the twins is going to be carlos korea one out of 18 Nice one there. Lee off and walk off And nice one here rookie autograph card redemption wander franco going out to the rays. There you go tampa jeremy h grads buddy That is awesome Edward p has the Yankees in this Congrats to uh, was that again jeremy h on the wander auto get that mag A couple of packs left here guys zander bogerts to 125 There tommy bias the 199 happy birthday. Noah Uh, right here. I'll drop the uh, the oh pin this comment again leighton sports cards dot com Go to group breaks or break schedule. Go to break schedule leighton sports cards dot com Uh, here. I'm gonna pin this for you Nice one here. We've got a hosea ramirez walk off to clinch 25 out of 27. I think that's greg, right? Greg have the guardians Uh, no kelvin s kelvin s with the guardians Chris sail 12 out of 18 for the red sox Careful might injure him if you touch that card. Is he that fragile? He's brutally fragile Looks like a delicate little flower pretty much dude might as well be All right down to three to go on tiered. We're getting close to getting stuff, uh Full here. Let me drop you guys the link again to iMac Four to go all relatively inexpensive teams for iMac They're all on sale as well and let's hope they're uh, yeah, let's rip the last box. Good luck everybody Get a white whale or rob the cunea to 99 and austin riley to 259 easy for patty There's illoia menace to 27 that's going to the uh white sox Wow, this is the last team taken as well 16 of 25 Steven kwan Boom hit the kwan, baby Congrats on that Steven kwan to 25 one of his first on-card autos in uh tops I can make this one Nice maddie. Yeah, definitely come by the shop man on your birthday. That's awesome dude. Happy early birthday maddie Carlos Correa to 75 green joey vato to 259 Base base rookie of spencer torkelson for the uh Tigers Nice one here. We've got 18 of 18 jeff bagwell sneaky speed going to the astros congrats houston Someone goes kwan looks like a disappointed principal Kind of true though. Nice one there all game used on a bagwell one of the killer bees And Bryce harper nine out of 36 game used memorabilia Nice one there for the fillies All right, let's do this random really quick Again guys, we've got random between the red sox the cardinals and the tigers So tiktok you won't be able to see this but uh over on youtube and twitch you guys will obviously Yeah, I wasn't the best case in the world, but Yeah All right guys again doing the random for the uh orteez pools and uh miggy triple jersey Uh again orteez with the red sox pool also with the cardinals miggy with the tigers Go ahead and oh gotta roll the dice first. Uh, whatever team is on top after eight rolls. We'll get the card one Two three four five six seven and eight go into the red sox Red sox getting the card Guys, let's do the uh recap really quick Pacers are gone as well another divisional spot came in. Thank you guys uh triple Rice heart for fillies eloy for the white sox Chris sail red sox carlos korea twins brandon lau raise jadie martinez red sox buster posie giants uh josh donaldson for the inks That's michael stremsky going to the giants wil smith dodgers nolan arnaud o cardinals bladamere guerrero junior uh blue jays uh wander franco race alex bregman astros glaber tore as inks hosel tuba astros lubab for the white sox john carlos stand a three for the inks There's jeff bagwell astros hosel ramirez for the uh guardians uh miguel cabrera tigers paul de young cardinals cabrayan haze pirates jonathan india wretz gavin sheath white sox kyle muller uh braves kebert rees nationals akil bedou for the tigers Josiah gray going to the uh nationals jack flairity cardinals uh jacriff and jack's twins robin yacht for the brewers rodolfo castro pirates And we've got wander franco rookie autograph card for the rays We had the triple robin younce uh christian yellich and chlorbin burns to 27 for the brewers And steven quann 16 out of 25 going to the guardians I'll do it for the break guys thanks again for the filt next up we've got finest


Novak Djokovic vs Nick Kirios is the final of Wimbledon for the men for 2022 and both players have had different roads to get to the final stage. In the semi-finals Kirios would take on the number two seed Rafa Nadal who just played a huge match in the quarter finals against Fritz and in that match he actually got injured, an injury that was too severe for him to perform in the semi-finals so Rafa put out with an abdominal tear giving Kirios a walk over to the final. In the semi-finals Djokovic would take on the number nine seed and local hope Kam Nori and after dropping the first set with a slow start he came back to winning four, two six, six three, six two, six four to advance to another Wimbledon final. These two have played twice before with Kirios actually leading the head to head two zero. Djokovic not having won a set in their previous two matches but they haven't played for five years. It's been a long time since these two have battled it out. If Kirios is going to win he has to serve well and I think he has to turn this into a circus. He's going to bring Djokovic down to his level and he's going to have to make Djokovic frustrated by what's happening on the court. Every time Kirios plays we know it's not like playing anybody else. He brings a uniqueness like he did against Sizi Pass for better or worse. It does work and he's going to have to bring Djokovic into that world. If Djokovic is going to win he has to keep his cool and he also has to serve like he did against Nori. He's served very well against Nori. Not knowing if he's serving Djokovic he's known for his returning but very good serves against Nori. A lot of aces can have to serve like that against Kirios because there could be tie breaks involved in that match. This is going to be a very fun final. It's tough to pick. I guess Djokovic is definitely the favorite going in and Kirios has nothing to lose so that's always going to be crazy but I'm going to go with Novak Djokovic. It's hard to pick against a goat especially against a guy who's a little bit unpredictable like Kirios. He might be spooked by the moment we don't know. It's his first final. I'm going to go with Djokovic in four sets but let me know down in the comments below who do you think is going to win this final.


Hi, it's Brigitte. Welcome to Above Life Channel. The purpose here is to inspire your spirit and fill you with hope. Today I'm going to read some of your comments and maybe respond to them. I have I have a few minutes here before I have to run out the door that I can do that. So let's get started. I am on the YouTube channel above life channel on YouTube and I'm going to check out your comments here. Let's make sure I can do it in the right way. Oh, the wonders of technology. Okay, here I am. Comments. Okay, let's see. Oh my, let's see. All right, so here we go.  And so you've got some comments there. Oh, yeah, some of you are commenting. So the Beth Chapman video, there was a noise like a crazy noise like near the end about a fourth of a way from the end. So it looks like 75% done with the channeling.  And it was weird because like my husband was in his office. My one of my kids was playing a video game and my older boys were downstairs. And so there was like, it was very strange. And it happened when I said Bob Marley. After I said Bob Marley, I made a reference to Bob Marley. And then it happened. So I'm like, oh my gosh, it was crazy. So yes, so at least I wasn't sure at the time when I did the video if it would show up on audio because I use like a lapel mic and it did. So if you're interested in that kind of interesting stuff, go ahead and watch that Beth, Beth Chapman channeling video. And that video was a video that came from a viewer from questions from you. And if you're interested in submitting requests for me to do channeling, there's actually a video called you choose the channeling. And on that video, you choose the channeling. That's where you put your comments. So you put the person's name and then you put five questions that you want me to ask that person. You need both you can't just put the person's name or I won't be able to channel that person because I don't have the questions. So that's actually let's click into that video and see if we can see the comments on that one and see what you guys are suggesting for channeling videos. I've done three so far at the time that this video was shared though, this comment video. I don't know if you will have seen all three of them. So I've done Beth Chapman and I did Paul Newman. Those were two that you did that you guys requested and there's another one that I have scheduled that I already channeled but I haven't shared yet. And so let's see what else you guys have here. Let's see. All right. So there's someone asking to channel Stevie Ray Vaughn but there's no questions here. So I'm not really sure what I would ask him. I guess and I don't know who that is really. I've heard the name before. It looks like he was a guitarist. A guitarist. All right. There you go. All right. Let's see. Jenny Rivera. I'm not sure who that is but there's a bunch of questions to channel with her. Tom Petty. I did do a channeling video with Tom Petty previously so you can check that out on my videos. Early on it was probably summer of 2018 that I channeled with Tom Petty. But there's questions here and you can submit people questions for people that I've already channeled. That's totally cool. So there's a bunch for Tom Petty. Thank you for that. Then let's see. Oh, Michael Hutchinson. Hutchins from InXS. Yes. I actually watch a daily vlogger called Days with Jordan the Lion. Days. D-A-Z-E with Jordan the Lion. And he I think like the summer or sometime like not that long ago went to Australia and actually did a video about Michael Hutchins. So yeah that would probably be an interesting one to do. So if you're interested in that you can always check out his vlogs about it. So all right. So let's see. But there's no questions here. Go ahead and submit. Oh yeah there are questions. Thank you. Thanks for that. All right. So here's another one. Theodore Roosevelt. Teddy Roosevelt. He would be interesting wouldn't he you guys. I think he would be very interesting. Celebrity as in a famous figure. All right. And then let's see. River Phoenix. George Michael. But there's no questions for either one of them. So let's see who else we have like the people that requested it didn't submit questions. Frank Zappa. Interesting. Frank Zappa. There's a couple of questions here for him. So that would be one that we could consider. Let's see. Oh Judy Garland. Yes. I have done two channeling sessions with her and on her second channeling session I did with her actually recently. I think it wasn't last month or so. I asked you guys for some questions because I knew that there would have to be another session with her because it just seemed like there was more to talk about. So thank you for submitting these questions. That's awesome. Judy Garland. Yes. That would be a good one. And then let's see. Lane Stanley from Alice and Chains. The band. But there's no questions submitted. I have no idea what I would ask that person. Brandon Lee. Hmm. And there's questions for Brandon Lee. All right. So if we did Brandon we have to do Bruce. I'm just I haven't really felt the vibe to do those yet. But but I appreciate the submission and the questions. So thanks for that because like I said if I don't know these people at all like I have no concept of who they really they are at all really like even in and even just like passing kind of knowing anything about them at all it's tough for me to just open up and try to connect with them. I have to have some kind of rapport you know at least a little bit. I have to have an idea of who they are. So Brandon Lee and Bruce Lee. I mean obviously I know who Bruce Lee is and Brandon obviously is his son. So you know they would maybe maybe need to be done together. But that's not I'm not opposed to doing that. I just haven't felt like this. Yeah let's do that yet. Freddy of course. Oh this person actually is requesting a trans channel. So a transformative channel which is interesting. I've been thinking about doing those again with in a private group setting. Yeah in a private group setting. An online group or like a membership club or something like that maybe. But in a private group setting online. Yeah I thought about that. I thought about that. I'll consider that. I'll consider that. Thank you for your questions. They're awesome. Bert Reynolds. Yes that's a good one. That is a good one. And there's questions. Thank you for that. That's great. All right so then let's see. I have no idea who this person is and she says she's not a celebrity. So I'm like okay and it's about foul play or something. She specifically says that the commenter the viewer. I'm like yeah okay. Switch on down. Oh Sylvia Brown. That was suggested a week ago when that's when I actually channeled her. I did channel Sylvia Brown. So there's two channeling videos for Sylvia Brown. This psychic in the afterlife. And so you can check out those. So I wish I would have saw that beforehand. But because I actually just wanted to talk to myself so. All right George Michael's sister. There's no questions for her but she's somebody that was submitted. Her name is Melanie by the way. And let's see Pat Merida. You know from Karate Kid. Yeah we could get some wisdom from him right. But there's not. There's not questions. Let's see. Freddie Mercury. No questions though. Freddie Mercury. Here's some with questions. Thank you for that. Awesome. I think we could talk to Freddie forever. Couldn't we. Yeah he's willing to chat. And all of you are so connected to him because of the Clair Sentience. The heart channel. He's so heartfelt. So that makes sense. All right John Candy. Yeah wouldn't it be great to do like maybe do a couple of comedians. That would be a not. I'm going to post to that. I don't see any questions here though for it. Lou Reed. Yeah but I don't see any questions. I see a couple of questions. I wonder what made him so grumpy. She asks. All right. And then let's see Miles Davis. Interesting. Talk about classic right. Miles Davis. There's a couple of questions for Miles Davis. All right another one. Freddie Mercury. Oh here's another one. Somebody recommended somebody really gross that died and wants me to channel them. No thanks. In fact I think we're going to just go like this. We're going to say. Oh thank you. All right Sylvia Brown. Yes just did her. But I'm not opposed to channeling with her again in the future at some point. Not probably in the near future though you guys. Freddie Mercury. A couple of questions. It looks like there's just one question for him. Bill Bixby. Yes I know Bill Bixby's vibe. He would be somebody that would be wait a minute. I think Bill Bixby is the one that I know. I think. I'm not sure. I might be thinking of somebody else. I'm not sure. Yeah I might be thinking of somebody else. All right well Bill Bixby and she submitted some questions. So thanks for that. I'll consider that one. Oh here's the questions for let's see. Oh somebody from Norway. Jim Reeves. He was a singer with an amazing voice from Norway it looks like. Oh my goodness. Okay thanks for the submission of questions. I have no idea who that is but I'm not opposed to channeling people. I don't know. I just need to. I need some help from you guys to do it. You know some kind of rapport. Albert Einstein. That would be kind of fascinating. I'm not super sciency philosophically philosophical but maybe. Thanks for submitting the questions. I appreciate it. And then let's see. Eddie Money. I remember roller skating to some of his songs. Okay. Hey thanks for that. Thanks for that little oh a nice well thought out questions. Awesome. Hey impressive. Thanks for really thinking about it. I appreciate it. All right so then let's see. Oh Michael Landon. I tried to channel Michael Landon once and it was to be honest it was so boring like it's probably just me. I mean I liked a little house in the prairie and I get that he was like you know in bonanza and he did lots of other things and I get that there's a lot of information around him and his family and all that but I just it wasn't I mean I guess maybe I could try again but it just wasn't I wasn't feeling it really you know I didn't share it or anything because it just didn't feel great you know. All right but thanks for submitting it. I mean if you can submit some more questions let's see. Oh she did submit questions. Thank you for that. I'll consider that. I will consider that. I know you've asked before for that. Shout out to Minneapolis. Yeah. Okay. Oh Fred Astaire. Interesting Fred Astaire. Then we'd have to do Ginger Rogers of course. So thank you for that. Thank you for the questions and then oh Tupac. Okay so I'm going to address this. If there are people like in the mob or connected with gangs or that kind of a thing I'm typically going to stay away from that. I don't want to annoy anybody, irritate anybody or give anybody a reason to come after me in a physical sense. So yeah I have communicated and connected with him so I feel that energy and so but I'm going to tell you that I just don't I thought about doing that with Tupac but I just I don't think it's in my best interest as a human being to do that when there's so many conflicting things and I don't want to get involved in any gang stuff and I don't want to get involved in any mob stuff or anything like that so I kind of want to stay away from that. But I respect that you ask for it and I don't have anything against him personally at all so just so you know that. Beth Chapman yep just did that and Lane Stanley let's see. Okay a couple of questions. Elvis Presley of course you guys know I love Elvis. Thank you for the questions all because you know I can just chat with him but I feel like that's kind of boring for you after I've talked to him so many times I've talked to Elvis a lot he's got a playlist here at Above Life Channel check out the playlist there is someone that's asking me to channel a historic figure Queen Elizabeth which I'm not intending to do at this time. Thank you for the request though and thank you for the questions and then I have another one. Oh Dana Plato yes I thought about channeling her yes I have yes so thank you for please tell me you put questions on here so I have something to ask yes you did thank you for that thank you yes that's somebody that I would like to connect with in channel for those of you guys who don't know she was on different strokes remember she's a sister you know so she was Kimberly there you go couldn't remember her name Jimi Hendrix but there's no there's another one with a bunch of names but there's no questions I'm Karen Carpenter yes a channel third before but thank you for additional questions I wouldn't mind talking to her again somebody's asking me to consider an author speaker Christopher Hitchens hmm interesting because maybe because he's an atheist or something I don't know I don't know follow up capital I don't know it might be a little too deep for me to be honest with you for this channel so for what I want to do I'm going to keep it a little bit lighter than that you guys okay a little bit lighter than that but I don't know I don't know not sure but I appreciate the effort and thanks for a thoughtful comment and let's see one more Don Rickles oh wouldn't it be fun to do Don Rickles and John Candy like talk about balancing bookends you know okay all right all right all right you guys oh David Cassidy oh my goodness yes in fact you know what I'm gonna write that down I have a little list going here of some really good ones that I want to do David Cassidy Dana Fleto you see sometimes I will channel people I have to feel it like there has to be something that pulls me or or brings that energy into my atmosphere somehow where there's a common desire from me and from that person to connect and channel for you guys and so I don't want to just I don't want to ever force anything that's not what channeling it's about receiving and connection and I want to really honor the authenticity of that and integrity of that so I'm never going to force channeling if I can help it because that doesn't feel if I'm in awareness of that you know how I'm feeling I won't do that so and if something seems like to be really honest like somebody seems like not that super interesting to me then why would I channel because then you're going to you're going to be able to tell I'm not going to do a very good job and there's lots of other channelers on YouTube that you can watch that might channel that person and do way better job than me because they're they have an interest or they have a better connection and that's fine just just do that Google that and find that on YouTube I'm sure you could find that so but I love your your comments and I love that you make requests and I love that you have thoughtful comments because you guys as the viewers really add to the entire experience because some people will come on and watch a video like this and then they'll read the comments and it will give them some insight some encouragement some information that they didn't have before that maybe takes them off in a new direction gives them a little motivation or takes them on a learning journey to go explore and find out more information and so it's a good thing you know it's a really good thing and I appreciate that I do read your comments as you can tell all right so this is Bridget at above life channel I've been reading your comments and I'm looking forward to channeling some people that you have requested for me to channel in the the weeks and the months to come because you guys have so many great ideas thank you so much for that I appreciate it very much I hope that as always we inspire your spirit fill you with hope because this is your life after all to live it just live it thanks for watching


Well, for years, Sourcewell has been awarding funds to help bring innovative Region 5 projects to life through its innovation funding program. Sourcewell announced that their innovation program is back, and this year, there is roughly $500,000 available for Region 5 projects. Our Anthony Scott has more. We're really trying to help communities on projects that they might not otherwise be able to do themselves. A lot of great ideas in projects never come to life because of the money it would cost to make it happen. Sourcewell's innovation funding program is trying to eliminate money from being an issue and is giving many Region 5 projects a chance to succeed. So we require it to be something that benefits multiple entities and involves multiple entities and then that it's innovative. Anyone with an idea that can help the Region 5 counties of Cass, Crow Wing, Morrison, Todd and Wadena can apply until May 8th to get a share of $500,000 towards their project. There can be any city or county department, so we've seen law enforcement, we tend to see at least one social service or health and human services application, we've had a veterans project, we've done a food kitchen, so it is all across the board. One project that Sourcewell's innovation funding program brought to life in 2017 was the Crow Wing County Unmanned Aerial System drone team. We probably would not have been able to start up our UAS team or our drone team in Crow Wing County without the help from Sourcewell with those funds. The UAS drone team has went on over 40 missions in the second half of 2018, helping law enforcement on a number of different calls. From missing hunters, missing children, missing any kind of missing persons, but also structural fires. We've had drownings where we've taken them out, pretty remarkable. You can actually see 10, 12 feet under the water with even out a polarized lens. The drone's thermal lens can help firefighters identify hot spots where a fire could rekindle and the drones don't just help Crow Wing County. Our UAS team is not just Crow Wing County, we will respond to all the whole region for mutual aid calls and working together as public safety and as a region, I think it's been a huge benefit for the region. And Sourcewell is excited to give more projects a chance to benefit Region 5 with this year's innovation funding program. I think innovation funding has allowed cities and counties to have this pool of funds to come with projects that they maybe have had in their mind and dreamt about, but it's hard to find an exact grant resource that you can go to that it fits with. So it's really giving them the opportunity to do things that they otherwise would never have the opportunity to. Reporting from Brainerd, Anthony Scott, Lakeland News. Applications for the innovation funding program are due on May 8th, and then any projects that meet the requirements will be invited to present their ideas at Sourcewell's Review Day on May 22nd. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


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Fossil fuels are dead. Long live fossil fuels. Or at least one of them, natural gas. Natural might trick you into thinking it's not harmful. The oil and gas industry sure wants you to see it that way. According to the Energy Watch Group, switching from coal and oil to natural gas accelerates climate change through alarming methane emissions. In a manifestation of climate hypocrisy, Brussels and our European governments say they are phasing out gas. They are not. New gas projects worth 104 billion euros are underway. Capacity for LNG terminals is to be increased by 54%, and an extra 12,842 kilometers of pipelines are coming down the line. And in the European Commission list of the so-called projects of common interest, there are 32 gas projects that have been deemed eligible for funding by the EU. In the meantime, Europe craves more gas as if there were no climate crisis. It's 2020, and the US antagonizing Russia's pipeline diplomacy is now pushing its own freedom gas to Germany and Poland. In the Eastern Mediterranean, Greece and Turkey teetered on the brink of war over hypothetical gas fuels. Libya is turning into the new Syria, with Turkey, Russia, France and Italy vying over gas reserves. But does Europe really need all that gas? As early as 2015, the European Court of Auditors said that the Commission repeatedly overestimated future gas demand. So who decides whether Europe needs more gas or not? The EU officially relies on the estimations of a lobby group, its ENSOG, a network of Europe's gas operators that determines how many pipelines are needed. Marketed as the bridge fuel, gas is now supposed to carry the world on its shoulders until a clean solution such as hydrogen can take over. But guess who are the members of the new Clean Hydrogen Alliance? Once again, solely industry representatives that will tell the European Commission which projects are needed. The greatest trick the gas industry ever pulled was convincing the world that even a hydrogen future cannot exist without gas. By making sure, in other words, the bridge extends to eternity.


So, as Ashkan said, I'm the fourth president of Iris to be speaking, but actually I'm the first president of Iris. I was the founding president way back in the Dark Ages, although for rest I guess Dark Ages is a good thing. So I think the function of people of my vintage at this conference is to tell you about all the wonderful things we did back then and to exhort you to do better than you're doing. Last year I did a review of the development of rest research from its beginnings in the early 1950s up to 2012, and this year I was thinking about doing an update, but as I looked around the literature there wasn't enough in terms of rest research to update. So in a way what I'm going to do is to do some exhortation, but also to maybe make some suggestions about where rest researchers and tank operators may be going from here. Alternative complementary and integrative medicine, or as psychologists prefer to call it, behavioral health is an offshoot of a whole variety of roots including eastern meditation practices, religious spiritual practices as well as western ones, with if you look at complementary medicine and integrative medicine also serious input from traditional western medicine. So I think that the things that we do with rest and combining it with other methodologies should not ignore the importance of incorporating western medical practice, western medical methodology, western medical equipment and so forth in our integrated activities. But we should also include these other things that some of which are listed on the slide although certainly not all of them by any means. But I think and you have to accept the fact that I think these things because I am trained as a researcher, I'm not a clinician, I don't treat patients, I never have, but I always say what I would like to see combined with rest is methods and materials and practices that have been tested in scientific ways that is with control groups, with sufficient sample size, with statistical analysis of the results, and with looking at things like statistical significance or power to make sure that anecdotes don't get accepted as gospel truth without some objectively evaluated evidence to back them up. And I think one of the problems that we have faced is that there has been a lot of violation of that principle. Now what I want to talk about briefly and this is going to be a short talk is the fact that alternative integrative and complementary medicine are not anymore just fringe activities. They are in fact into the mainstream as is recognized by the fact that the National Institutes of Health in the United States and other equivalent or counterpart organizations in other countries recognize that these practices have something to contribute beyond the usual medical practice and that in fact they can accomplish things either alone or in combination with more traditional approaches that are very useful in maintaining health and restoring health. And as the slide shows, according to NIH, almost 40% of Americans use this kind of approach as well as normal Western medicine. Now I'm not proposing that rest should substitute for medicine. I think that it's very important for example to make sure that people who come for various kinds of problems that they are suffering and that they hope will be relieved by rest that they have an examination to make sure that it's not something physiological that is not subject to kind of behavioral approaches or alternative approaches but that need to be treated by surgery or by medication. And I think Tom referred yesterday to a patient that got pain relief from floating and it turned out that the patient had cancer. It's important when you have somebody like that who comes to you for help with something like pain to make sure that there isn't some underlying cause that is not going to be treated by rest or certainly not by rest alone. But anyway, it's also important that once that's established that then you go on and do whatever you need to do or whatever you can do using rest and other complementary or alternative medicine. So this is NCAM, which is the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. NIH has its own center for this kind of work and as you see they recognize and some people think that NIH and other government agencies are totally hidebound and conservative if not reactionary and they will not look at these alternative methods with an open mind. Well, it's open enough that they in their mission statement they recognize that all of these things do have something to contribute and that methods that were once considered complementary or alternative are moving into the mainstream. And I think moving into the mainstream is especially appropriate for flotation rest. So they recognize the trend, okay, integrative trend is growing among providers and health care systems and it talks about why that is the case, but at the bottom in red, the red is my addition, they don't have it that way on their website, scientific evidence is limited in many instances and there are not much in the way of reliable data. So people find it difficult to make decisions about what to use, what methodology to go for. And I think that's something that we need to take account of. I think one of the problems with the spread of flotation rest, which by the way, of course I'm very happy to see, is that we have not established for what it doesn't work. And I think that's one of the major research priorities that people in the field will have to take on. That is, if it works for everything, then people will just look at it and say, well, it's a panacea, it's probably a placebo because nothing except placebo's works for almost everything and so I think we need to recognize rest as a treatment modality has its limits and we don't know what they are. So that's an area that's worth investigation. So CCAM is interested in doing that, trying to find out more about the effects and the safety and how they interact with other things. And so, guess what? They fund research on this and this is really the core aspect of my talk today. If you look at the list of things that they fund research on, you will note that many of them are things that have been addressed by rest researchers and practitioners who have found beneficial effects. In relief, relaxation, muscle joint and movement therapy and so on and so forth. Almost all of these have been the subject of both research and practice with flotation rest and or with chamber rest with positive results. So what's the problem? The problem is that we don't have the research data that would make it persuasive to people who are skeptical about rest to begin with. Much of this is anecdotal self-report, pilot studies, case studies and so on. And you go to a medical scientist and you say, look, we've got three subjects who floated and they had this positive effect and most medical scientists and most psychologists will say, yeah, that's very nice but three subjects doesn't prove anything. So give us a reasonable sample size, give us a control treatment, control group and do the statistics and then maybe we'll believe you. And I think that's one of the things that's really lacking in our field. Now if you think this is trivia, take a look at how the budget of CCAM has grown over the years. More than doubled, $128 million last year, last fiscal year. I don't know what it's going to be this fiscal year but $128 million could fund a fair amount of good rest research, right, you know, $128 million here, $128 million there, pretty soon you're talking real money. Now has anybody here ever applied for funds from this source? Now, okay, well, why aren't we, right, I mean rest I think is an epitome, a prototype of integrative or complementary and maybe alternative medicine. Why aren't we tapping into this money? Well if you look at what kind of complementary health approaches people are using, you will see that most of the weight of it is on natural products, quote, unquote, okay. And there is really nothing there that's specifically pointed at anything like flotation rest. There isn't. The fact that there isn't means that there's room for it. And that means that if people get busy and start applying for this money and looking at the literature and backing up their proposals with some evidence, obviously not total evidence because if you knew if you had the total evidence you wouldn't need anymore research money. But showing what might be promising and worth exploring, CCAM might be able to give you some funding. Body of Behavioral Medicine, of which some of you may know, also emphasizes multidisciplinarity, integration and looking at prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. And I would add health enhancement, making it better than it was, not just bringing you back to health, but making you healthier. So again, it's very compatible with the things that the tank industry and the tank culture is conducting. So this is my suggested definition of Integrative Behavioral Health, Development and Integration of Behavioral and Psychosocial Science, Knowledge and Techniques, et cetera, for physical and mental health maintenance, restoration and promotion. And I think that would describe to people outside the float community what it is that we are doing, what it is that we can do, and what it is that they should be respecting. Rest is not on the NCAM list of methods to be investigated, but it should be. If you look at its webpage, health topics A to Z, excuse me, Z, sorry about that, it should be, right? And certainly they have a specific category of relaxation techniques, and we're not in that. And if there's anything that we know for sure where there's been a lot of research, it's that flotation rest enhances the ability to relax.  There's no U.S. government website, at least I couldn't find one that says anything about rest. So what do we do? Well, what we do is we draw to their attention the fact that here is a technique that has a lot to offer this general area. One of the nicest things, for example, and one that we often make a point of is that if somebody has a bad reaction to rest, that is, they find it unpleasant or upsetting or whatever, unlike medication, you can stop the bad side effects immediately.  And very, very, very few people have bad reactions that last longer than that. Most of the time, if you get a negative reaction, as soon as they come out and get showered and dressed, they're okay. With medication, you know, you take the pill, you have a bad side effect. You just have to tough it out until the power of the pill is used up, unless you get an antidote. You have to go to the doctor to get an antidote. So it's a safe procedure, safer than most in traditional medicine, and also safer than some in other kinds of the alternative and complementary medical approaches. People sometimes get hurt in various kinds of manipulation and so on. But NCAM says, in many instances, a lack of reliable data makes it difficult to make informed decisions, as I showed before. You know, it's up to us to provide the reliable data. They're not going to do it. They don't know about us. The one problem here is that, as the blue print shows, NCAM funds research. They do not fund straight clinical applications. So if you put in a proposal just to use flotation to treat something or other, unless there's a research component, you're not going to get money. And therefore, my advice is, here's the exhortation part. Research need to team up with tank operators, and vice versa, and do joint projects such as the fibromyalgia study, which could be a model. And it doesn't have to be the only model. People can look at other problems that they might attack through the use of rest, maybe combined with something else, maybe not. Use the tank operators, use the researchers, have them working together, and not only expand the scope of rest as a treatment and as a research method, but also bring it more to the attention of a government funding agency and buy that to the public. So we could advance both, both the research and the applications, so both the commercial floating community and the research community could benefit from this. You have to go after the money. Research takes money, and that would also help to fund some of the facilities, and so find each other, team up, and get going. And I think a conference like this is a wonderful place to find each other and team up. Now get going. Thank you.


Speedrunning is kind of like the Olympics of video games, if every two years, some country discovered an entirely new method of skating that cut the world record in half and inexplicably turned the Romanian judge into a cone. Woo! USA! USA! In true American fashion, we may not have the best medals, but we do have a lot of them. Most of the time, if a kid wants to play a game instead of doing their homework, we say, it's just a game, it's not important, you need to prepare for the real world. But every two years, we grab those same kids and make them watch a bunch of people play games really, really well and say, look what you can do with hard work and determination. Those people are champions! That really could be said for masters of any past time. We love to see human beings achieving new heights, whether it's bobsledding faster than anybody has ever bobsledded before, or folding a paper crane that's smaller than any that has ever been folded. It's so tiny! However, there is a pretty substantial bias in our culture for only certain sports and games being worthy of hours of practice. We pay professional football stars millions of dollars every year without batting an eye, but we sort of snicker at people who master other sports that require just as much dedication and skill, like table tennis or curling. But maybe we're wrong about that. Maybe excellence is worth pursuing in any context, whether it's with skis or with a paintbrush or, as I'm about to argue, with video games. In 1994, a few years after the computer game Doom came out, a few players started to wonder just what the absolute limits of the game were. Could you beat Doom, a first person shooter, without any weapons or without hurting any monsters? How quickly could you beat it? A website named CompeteN, linked below, was created to host videos of people playing Doom in all sorts of weird ways. It also had a series of leaderboards so that people could compete for the fastest times in all sorts of crazy categories. All monsters killed, no monsters killed, no armor, no weapons, no damage taken. You had to abide by the rules of each category, but if you found a way to break the game's physics or to skip a large part of a level in the way that the programmers hadn't thought of, so much the better. Anything to get from the loading screen to the end credits a half second faster than anybody else. And so, speedrunning was born. Today, there are recorded videos of thousands of different video game speedrun world records, each of which contains jaw-dropping physical dexterity and execution. But that's not what really gets me hyped. Firstly, I love collaborative research. Communities will grow around particularly popular or interesting games, and then will work together to comb through them in order to find ways to shave seconds off the completion time. The methods that they use to discover new shortcuts range from looking at the original programming of the game to see how memory values are stored in a cartridge, to stacking a bunch of crates in a corner and seeing if you can jump over a wall. And all these gamers are technically competing to complete the game faster than each other, but they still collaborate and share their discoveries whenever they're found. For them, the enemy isn't the other speedrunners, it's the clock. How's that for sportsmanship? When's the last time you saw Olympic figure skaters giving each other tips? Second, all those hours of community research give speedrunners loopholes that allow them to break those virtual worlds and then rebuild them as they see fit, rarely in a way that the programmer's intended. You want me to lose all my items and then quest to get them back? How about I just skip the part of the game where that happens and keep all my stuff? You want me to race on the track? How about not? I love to see games broken like this, partially because it's just fun to watch, but also because it's really a triumph of creative thinking. Usually when you play a video game, you're at the mercy of the programmers in a rigidly defined world where you do this, then that, and then the other thing, and then you win. But, oh man, if you thought that Super Mario World was a game about jumping on goombas and moving right, finally, for some bizarre reason, speedrunners have become huge players in charity fundraising. For example, there are bi-annual marathons called Awesome Games Done Quick, where for a solid week, there is always an agile master with a controller on a couch somewhere streaming video as they absolutely decimate a game. They ask for donations for everything from extra levels to cool tricks to playing parts of the game blindfolded, and all that money goes to charity. To date, they've raised over $2 million dollars for everything from cancer research to disaster relief. Is that a worthwhile activity? Yeah, I think so. It's easy to say that regardless of the skill and creativity of speedrunners, that at the end of the day, they're just playing video games. But it's also easy to say that Olympians are just skiing and skating and losing. I think that we really ought to encourage people to aspire to that sort of mastery and excellence.  Is speedrunning as compelling as the Olympics? Is it just as impressive to watch somebody beat Halo really fast as it is to watch them ski down a hill really fast? Is excellence worth pursuing in any context? Leave comments, let me know what you think. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to blah blah subscribe, blah share, and I'll see you next week.


The last speaker is Mark from New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. OK, I'm going to change topics a little bit and talk about really some exciting emerging studies that are being done using magnetotellurics, both in continental venues and also in marine venues, combined with mathematical modeling, to reveal new groundwater resources that have yet to be developed in some of these cases. So the first is looking at offshore groundwater, fresh offshore groundwater. In the continental shelves, it's a global phenomenon. Why is it there? Well, on average, over the last 2 million years, sea level was 40 meters lower than present. And just 21,000 years ago, sea level was 120 meters below its current elevation. And the shoreline was much further off, exposing vast quantities of the continental shelf to meteoric recharge. There's also onshore connections to aquifer systems that crop the aquifers crop out on shore. And the gradients are higher during these sea level low stands. As I said, it's a global phenomenon. This is a paper by Vincent Post and our group that tried to quantify the volumes of offshore freshwater. Within 50 kilometers of the shoreline, we estimate that there's 10 to the fifth cubic kilometers of freshwater. Globally, we've also tried to test. There's only a few sites where there's actually well data. And those estimates were based on essentially six cross sections where we could put together salinity contour maps. We've also developed models of the New England area and confirmed that between 1 and 10 cubic kilometers per lateral distance of the shoreline per kilometer shoreline, this freshwater exists. What's truly exciting is that now marine magnetotelurics are being used. This was developed to explore for oil, but is now being used to look for freshwater. This is a great study just out two weeks ago by Chloe Gustafson, Kerry Key, and Rob Evans at La Montdority and Woods Hole. The map on the right show empty images of freshwater. That's the yellow patterns. Resistive formation resistivities can be imaged on the offshore. In two sites, they looked at Martha's Vineyard in New Jersey and they deployed both marine magnetoteluric systems on the sea floor. And then they had a controlled source electromagnetic system that was towed behind a boat and they did joint inversions. But it's amazing. This is really, I think, transformative that we'll be able to map offshore freshwater. I'd like to switch topics to using MT to look at deep crystal embasement groundwater flow systems in the arid southwest. Companies, agribusinesses have been using this hot water and fresh water to grow tilapia, to heat greenhouses and actually use the water in greenhouses. New Mexico is blessed with permeable crystalline rocks and high heat flow. One specific study that we've been working on is looking at the plumbing of deep groundwater flow in the crystalline basement below the truth or consequences town. It was formerly called Hot Springs, New Mexico. There's about 12 spas. The salinity of this geothermal water that's coming right out of the crystalline basement is 42 degrees. Well, it's 1,900 milligrams per liter, 42 degrees sea. It has carbon 14 age dates of 6,000 to 11,000 years old. And we believe it's coming from deep recharge in the mountainous terrains about 60 kilometers away. But the temperatures are quite warm and shallow. CV TICE estimated that back in the 40s that the geothermal discharge was 2 million gallons per day. We estimate that's about 10% of the mountain front recharge is actually discharging through a hydrologic window where the crystalline basement is exposed essentially at the land surface. There are no confining units to block the discharge coming to the surface. The recharge rates for this mountainous terrains are probably 5 centimeters to 10 centimeters a year. This is a nice study of recharge by Fred Philip and Dan Cadall's group. We've developed this conceptual model of deep groundwater flow. We've convinced ourselves through numerical modeling that it has to be a very deep 10 kilometer deep flow system, probably with the crystalline basement permeabilities that are unheard of, 10 to the negative 12 meters squared. We conducted an empty study of this region from the recharge to the discharge area. Jeff Peppin, my grad student, led the charge on that. And here's the amazing results that in the recharge areas up in the mountains of Alamosa Creek and Chachionegro, you can see more resistive crystalline basement rocks in the recharge area around 100 o meters to 200 o meters. That's quite a bit more permeable or more conductive than typical crystalline basin rock, which is 1,000 to 10,000 o meters. But in the discharge area down by the Hot Springs districts, we see as these geothermal fluids pick up heat and salinity along the flow path, they become more conductive. And you can image the upflow zone down to 10 kilometers. And you cannot produce the thermal anomalies or the salinity without this deep flow system. You might question, well, how can you have a Darcy permeability at 10 kilometers? Well, Jim Butler helped us analyze a pumping test in the shallow crystalline basement within the Hot Springs District at TRC. And we got permeabilities. We saw inertial effects within the pump test and a permeability of three times 10 to the negative 10th meter squared. I'd just like to point out that these deep-seated crystalline basement flow systems are economically important to the local communities in the air at Southwest. In Wilcox, Arizona, there's a geothermal greenhouse that's been drilled into vitro. There's a geothermal well in vitrified tufts at about a kilometer depth that's producing over 1,000 gallons per minute and 80 degrees C water. They're using the water to grow tomatoes. There's also this amazing aquaculture facility in Lordsburg, New Mexico. These are deep flow systems with no local recharge. So I'd just like to conclude by saying that there are huge volumes of offshore freshwater are sequestered in continental shelf sands. This is a new resource potentially available to coastal mega cities. Crystalline basement and volcanic formations represent a viable resource. And for arid Southwestern communities, I call it the ultimate food, water, and energy nexus. These greenhouse operations pay for themselves. They don't need government money. They essentially have free heat and sustainable water. And I think an exciting thing to think about in the future is using magnetotoleric surveys in an Earthscope style campaign to look at deep flow systems and deep unconventional aquifers in the US and continental shelf things.


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We've also got NT football. There's a speckle first for the Reds Alfredo. Do know 95 of 299 I do know You wondering Vargas, we've got cosmic listen. We've got Bowman chrome listed. There's black football as well as NT football It's gonna be a good day Good day No, just Jake. Just Jake. I don't know what I don't know jacus Bobby with junior iconic 499 Jeff McNeil Mets on the WBC flag Purple first auto Brewer's Dylan O'Rei at a 250 Nice hit Brewer's All right, two Cosmics now. I'm not gonna happen. I haven't seen him in a minute Since we started That's just like the rest of the LSE employees Launched into orbit you are an Alvarez Yeah, where's Jake anyway Kyle, I know you guys are in cahoots Oh Equinox Ricky Kyle Stowers the 199 Orioles Jordan Walker Thomas Carol Moreno you guys played after Nucleus Luis Robert White Sox refractored Josh Bell Guardians Stars of the night Kodai sanga for the Mets Corbin Carroll, there's a Pena wit and Rodriguez. So unless there's a majority here, so I'll go one way One two three four five six So to they'll go left unless there's a majority otherwise So if someone has a rose of mariners, I'll go there instead and there's other few but they'll go left unless majority Rather green extraterrestrial talents Tiger Woods not good Nucleus judge Yankees Rushman and Gunner Henderson launch an aura Bryce Harper will Benson 11 with Tiger geez man Number 299 is blue moon Wilson Catreras Cardinals Got a refractor of Logan Gilbert mariners trout and Otani Star clusters The Phillies right, I don't think it's close. It's not close, right? They're the loudest. They're like consistent consistently as well Don't want to play them at home. I think the Astros fans can get there, but it's not as consistent Think I am too Yeah, I think it's Phillies no doubt man outside of that probably Maybe Astros honestly like I think they're not like consistent, but they can get there They're pretty tame, but if it's like but if they get like a little lead, they're like loud refractor suntan their Orioles Minnesota low They're gonna show up They're gamers straight up gamers Yeah, I think I think twins crowd is gonna get it because it's been so long. I think they're gonna be a little rowdy So she the the game the one the first game back it might only be one I mean they could get you can see right if you get sweats you get one home game Stop stop Dude, yeah, the mics were like peeking out. They were like I Nucleus at a less Garcia Rangers Rushman and Abbie again Not the Dodgers fans not the Braves fans. It's not the It's not it's not gonna be the Diamondbacks fans or I think Orioles fans But I think I think they're gonna be pretty loud too though.  I think is what it is Got Guerrero, Jr. I'm the Stars the night Dude, they spike bad. Yeah, they spike bats. They go crazy. They rile each other up. They're all hyped Good that said Phillies better be on it because Braves are freaking awesome This guy started game one Spencer Strider.  Oh my goodness John.  Okay, John is just like Anthony, man It's only matter of time for Anthony shows up. Oh, he's already working.  It's pungent. All right to bumble chrome choice. What's up aviation? No Strider shut out. They're gonna hit that mustache right off his lip. I don't know man I think if they do it it's gonna have to be like games two and three I Like Strider. I don't know though playoff is all different playoff is all different got me built different first auto at on Sanchez Cubs That's true. John. That is true. Love Roy How's that it's a very peaty scotch You would absolutely hate it very wet peated scotch. That's super like smoky like Dank like oily type. Yeah. Yeah first choice auto to 150 is Luis Reyes white socks. I'll pass on that John and Gold first auto REL Castro 30 to 50 twins Very peated If Pete like Pete Mosk, I just give me Jack Rest in a no time. Yeah, that is a Jack Daniels motto Arrested in no time First auto Pirate Toxial plaza. Yeah, I guess it was funny I forget what was said, but I know Nicholas said whose man says it was pretty funny first auto Brennan Malone for the A's Nicholas made a funny. Oh Oh Jake in fields now Are you supposed to be doing homework refractor first one auto Christian Serla to to 499 for the Diamondbacks? This is unreal Jake is the person that we trust in the front of the shop with with customers and he just comes in here Violates Is there a holiday Monday, what's the holiday Monday? We don't we don't do those so you got it. You guys gotta let me can't just say holiday You guys let me know we don't do holidays We do have one coming up eventually we have one coming up Thanksgiving. We do have that Except I probably end up doing something for work that day Our career fractures of Hunter Brown the Clanahan Prato Cody Clemens Liberty sore Vladdy, Jr. Gold Piraza on the youth quake 50 of 50 Yankees Is like whack-a-mole with all the jake burners green wave rookie Vaughn Chris some nice card here to 99 for the Braves Green refractor city these quick youth quake of Josh Young, Texas green rookie Lenin so set a 99 for the White Sox Nice greens there rookie auto Rockies Michael Toblia Blue refractor rookie auto Alex call to 150 for the Nationals Hoping for some big rink on the bed on the end there, but that was a decent mixer Nice color in the Bowman boxes quick recap We got Bowman we got Bowman 2020 Bowman Dominguez Volpe wit Now Pereira is pretty good to Joe Ryan Jaren Durand the September hyzer and Pentax, right? He's been a beast He leaves FBS and pass yard 16 tutties only two picks and he's killing it All right number to 299 we had Duno to 199 Xander and Alec Thomas in stowers to 100 Taj Brally out of 99 Xavier Isaac Contreras Lenin Sosa Vaughn Grissom the 50 Paraza planetary pursuit SP Mercury Julia Rodriguez Autos of Toglia Malone Axial plaza Aran Sanchez twice Ever Cooper the third Aran Sanchez thrice Yeah refractor to 499 Serda 250 ore to 150 call Luis Reyes and Golda 50 Arielle Castro Thanks y'all appreciate it 20 20 Bowman up next