Hello, welcome to today's lecture. So we will continue with high resolution NMR spectra of molecules. So previously we discussed about the important parameter such as J coupling and this J coupling causes the splitting of resonances. Then we ask this question how does this splitting happen? So what is the reason behind this splitting? And we looked at their two spins are coupled via bond that causes the splitting in the resonances. Then we discuss little bit in detail that what are the factors that influences this J coupling. And then we looked at two kinds of coupling, one was weak coupling and the strong coupling. This classification of weak coupling and a strong coupling was not on the basis of the strength of the J value but the J value compared to the difference in the chemical shift between two spins. So that was the origin of weak coupling and strong coupling. Then we went ahead and looked at the various spin systems such as ABS spin system, AX spin system, ABX spin system and AMX spin system. And the ABX spin system, AX spin system and all those spin system are based on the how far or how closely they are resonating. In that case AB means A and B their resonance frequency is quite close whereas AX, A resonance frequency is far from the X. So that is and in these cases actually these are weakly coupled system because the X in chemical shift differences this is quite far. So after that we defined something called magnetically equivalent and chemically equivalent spin system and we looked at that magnetically equivalent protons does not cause splitting and then we also said that we will look at in details when we discuss about the quantum mechanical aspects of this why magnetically equivalent protons does not cause splitting. However chemically equivalent proton spin system can cause this splitting. So today we are going to continue with this and then we are going to in detail we are going to discuss the first order analysis of the spectrum and how we start interpreting the first order spectrum. So interpretation of multiple plate structures we will discuss. So multiple patterns in different group of line that we are going to discuss today how we are going to interpret and what is the origin of relative intensity of this individual group and how we are going to measure this coupling constant between these lines. So splitting of individual groups and identification of these groups having common coupling constant that we are going to also look at how we are going to do. So these all points today we will try to cover up in today's lecture. So now we see that this center of the multiplates represents the chemical shift. So what I mean so if this was a peak before the J coupling consideration now if because of J coupling this is split into two so center of this will represent. So now this will be separated by JAB and the center of this chemical shift will match with the center of this the upper peak. So the center of multiplates structure represents the chemical shift. So the chemical shift for this spectra is essentially this center point. Now the magnetically equivalent spins like as we defined A2 or B2 or A3 the J coupling does not lead to splitting. So like for an example CH3 in methane for this actually the peak is going to be only one peak magnetically equivalent or in previously we had given an example of magnetically equivalent. So in those case if the spin system is like A2 or B2 or B3 there will be no splitting of line in these cases. Now next integral of any multiplate is proportional to total number of equivalent proton in that group. That means now what we are saying even if they are split say in methylene it is split into four for ethyl alcohol spectrum if you remember but this is coming because of the two protons so if you integrate this will the ratio will correspond to two proton. Similarly like CH3 in alcohol this will correspond this will be split into say 3 because of CH2 now this will corresponds to 3 proton. So integral of multiplate is proportional to the number of total number of equivalent proton in that group. Next the resonance line of a nucleus J couple to N equivalent of another type gets splitted into 2Ni plus 1 where i is the spin of the individual nucleus in the equivalent group. What I mean by that I will just explain each of these points one by one. So what I mean here is following that first thing we mentioned that the splitting of these two peaks the chemical shift will be centre. Second we mentioned that whatever is splitting is but this will match to the number of protons so that will be contributed by the number of proton that are contributing towards this signal then we mentioned that the number of how many numbers of it will be splitted that depends upon what is the i 2Ni plus 1. So if say it is because of proton which i the i of proton is or hydrogen is half so say there are two protons so two protons then it will split in 2 into 2 half plus 1 that is actually 3. So CH2 will split CH3 in ethyl alcohol into 3 so 1 is to 2 is to 1 that I am going to come how this ratio is coming so that is the idea that we discussed in the next slide. Now but what happens for a nucleus which is J couple to 2 groups of the equivalent nuclei with N and M nuclei having two spins like i1 and i2 what I mean by this suppose we are considering a case of CH where there are two groups like H and C group and here there are N and here there are M. So the splitting of these kind of things will be 2Ni 1 plus 1 and 2Mi 2 plus 1. So this again we are going to discuss in detail so how many equivalent that will be how are going to interpret this data. So next will be the spin of half nuclei say different groups like proton, carbon 13, F 19 and P 31 the multiplied for a particular nuclei would be N plus 1 into M plus 1. This I am going to again explain you in a moment and a single group of N equivalent so N equivalent nuclei with spin half coupled to a particular nuclei say A the different line in the A multiplied will have the intensity of proportional to binomial coefficient of expansion AB plus N. So let us explain one by one for a nucleus J coupled to 2 groups of equivalent proton N and M nuclei of i1 and i2 spin. So like there are two kind of spin so let us say i1 is half and i2 is say 3 by 2 or something like this. So then total splitting will be 2 plus suppose i1 is 2 half plus 1 and for because of this so multiplied with because of this 2 into 3 by 2 plus M suppose 2 plus 1 so that will be total how many so 3 multiplied with 3 plus 2 plus 1 that will be 6 so total 18 kind of so such this will give a such complicated spectrum whereas like in a heteronuclear coupling so say proton is half spin carbon 13 is half spin so 1 proton coupled to 1 carbon 13 so for carbon 13 and proton both are half so this will be number of nuclei 1 plus 1 so that will be total of 3 convert so like carbon 13 and proton will cause two lines separately. So now let us look at some of the example here so just to remind you we are now discussing the interpretation of multiple structure and for first order rule so only we are discussing the first order rule. First order rule means the comparison you have to do with a difference in their chemical shift compared to the J value so here suppose resonance A and resonance B there is a difference between them in terms of chemical shift is mu and their coupling constant is J AB so for first order rule to be valid the difference in mu that is here divided by the J should be much much larger than the 1 that means the difference in the chemical shift should be larger than the J. Now for half nuclei the multiplicity of splitting that will be n plus 1 where n is the number of nuclei from the neighboring group and for spin more than half it will be 2 ni plus 1 so suppose for deuterium which spin is 1 so deuterium is like this spin is 1 so this will cause the splitting 2 into suppose 1 deuterium is contributing 1 plus 1 so this will be 3. So deuterium will split into 3 whereas a proton will split into 1 proton will split into 2. So now for spin half as we said that will be splitting according to the coefficient of the binomial expansion of A plus B to the power n that is given by something called Pascal triangle. So suppose there is a zero spin that will be only one line so one line if there is no other spin but suppose there is one proton near to another proton so that n is 1 here if you look at here so that will split into 2 and intensity will be dictated by the coefficient of this expansion 1 1 so that means one proton will split the neighboring signal of equal intensity 1 1. Now there are suppose there are two protons so they will split their neighboring proton in the intensity ratio of 1 to 1. Now if there are three protons that will split into 1 3 3 1 and that is all coming from the expansion of this and this is called Pascal triangle. Similarly if there are n equal to 4 they will split 1 4 6 4 1 and 5 will be 1 5 10 10 5 1. So I will just give you little bit of understanding of this so what we are saying suppose there is only one proton near another proton so one one this is our observation proton or nuclei and the other one is say X here so AX system. So now X will split A into 2 of equal intensity because X can either be like up or down and that will be split into 2 of ratio 1 to 1. Now suppose there are two X which are two X here two molecule of X so that means they will be oriented both up up down down up and down down and that will split A into 3 of ratio 1 is to 2 is to 1. So 1 2 1 that is that is what we are saying suppose X is now 3 so how they are going to split so their orientation is going to be like up up up 2 up 1 down like this and then 2 down 1 up 3 down so that is 1 3 3 1. So 3 spins A sorry the X3 will split A into now 1 to 3 to 3 to 1. That is what we are saying that the intensity of the line will be according to the Pascal triangle so 2 spins 1 2 1 3 spin 1 3 3 1 4 spin 1 4 6 4 1 and so on and so forth. So that is the intensity of the lines how they are coming from. Now similarly again I will go little more detail about the energy diagram that is what we have said so our let us talk about our famous molecule ethyl alcohol and at the moment I just consider these two CH3 and CH2. So CH2 will be in up up state that is alpha alpha state alpha beta beta alpha state and beta beta state and that will cause the splitting of CH3 in 1 to 1 ratio. So this is the multiplicity of this now CH3 will be in alpha alpha alpha state alpha alpha beta state so that is what I mean by alpha alpha state and alpha alpha beta state something like this. So that will be again 3 type 3 type 1 type and that is why the CH3 will split CH2 in ratio of 1 3 3 1. So now that let us look at little bit of energy level diagram what is happening for 2 and 3 non-equivalent spins. So 2 spins here is the case energy level diagram suppose for alpha state of A and alpha state of X here. So now in this case alpha is flipping and that is giving origin to this mu A2 and here also alpha is flipping so this is giving rise to mu A1. So therefore because of this coupling with X now two lines are coming one is from here this one and another is from here to here and the splitting between them is actually that dictated by this what is the coupling constant between them Jax. So and the without splitting this would have been the original frequency here but now because it is coupled to X we have two lines and they separated by that Jx. So now A because of coupling with X splitted into 2 and of equal intensity. Suppose A is coupled to non-equivalent spin so here will be the case for that. So now two non-equivalent spins so that means each of them will split into 2. So M is 1 which is coupled with A so now M will be splitted because of coupling with M, A will be splitted into 2 and then further it will be splitted into 2 because of coupling with X. So now it will give us four lines with equivalent intensity which is here M1, M2, M3 and M4. So here it is shown here. So in this case M is flipping and that is why M alpha is going to beta that is giving line to M4 here then here actually now if you look at this also M is going to beta but that has different energy and that will be M2. So these two are coming from here. Now it is coupled with X as well therefore this giving line to M3 and M1. So one line now splitted into 4 because they are coupled to M and X and that is how we are saying two non-equivalent spins will cause splitting into 4 lines. Now let us look at some heteronuclear splitting pattern. So here suppose we take a molecule where we are detecting carbon 13 and it is coupled with proton. So carbon 13 has its spin half and proton also has carbon 13 the spin is half and for proton so i is half for this for proton also spin is half. So now how this coupling is happening. So for a CH3 group that C is now coupled with three protons of half spin and these three are equivalent therefore this carbon spectrum will be splitted into 4 with a ratio 1331. So this methyl carbon spectrum will be like this. Now coming back to methylene here we have two equivalent proton that will split carbon spectrum into 3 and ratio of this will be 1 to 1. Now coming back to CH, CH here there is only one proton which is splitting this carbon resonances and that will be 1 to 1 and quaternary carbon now this quaternary carbon is not attached to any of the proton so there this will not be splitted and this will give single line. So now but now if you integrate all of them since all of coming from one single carbon so their integral of this will be 1, 1, 1, 1. So that means each of these carbon contributing to equal intensity however splitting pattern depends upon how many equivalent protons are attached to different carbon. So we can conclude that splitting pattern is independent of sign of the coupling so it does not matter the coupling is negative or positive it just how many protons are attached to it and magnitude of J coupling between nuclear spin decreases as the number of bond increases. So that we have seen that 2 bond coupling is quite a strong compared to the 3 bond, 4 bond coupling so as we move far the effect of coupling constant decreases. So let us look at some of the more interesting examples. So like we have defined AMX system so for AMX system the separation in the resonance frequency between AM and X is quite a far and we assume that the coupling between J AM and J AX is different so J AM is more than J X so how they will split. So now A will be firstly splitted because of the coupling with AM because this coupling constant is higher then eventually it will split because of the coupling with X. So here for an example now this splitting is happening so there are say 3 resonances separate for A, separate for M and separate for X. Here what we are saying that A is coupled with M and X as well so first splitting will happen into 2 so here are that splitting that mu A will be splitted into 2 one is this line another is this line. Now each of them will be splitted into 2 so that is why we have 4 line but the center of that will be the original frequency of A. So now A will split and give 4 lines. Here if you now M is also coupled with A therefore now the splitting first happens because of A here into 2 and MX is smaller so that means again it will be splitted into 2 and here it will be splitted into 2. Similarly X will be is coupled with M so it will also be splitted into 2 and further it is coupled with A so that will be splitted into 2. So a system like this here A, X and M we have spectrum like this and that will be each of them if you are integrate here this will be intensity 1, intensity 1 and intensity 1 because each of them each contributed by only one proton but the difference in the line coming because they have different J coupling value. So here that is why we have 12 line first it is splitting because of J AM now further it is splitting because of J AX so each of them gives 4 line and that is the separation between these lines. So now that is what here for A 4 line, 4 line for M, 4 line for X total of 12 line. So what are the factors that affects this spin-spin coupling? We have looked that single bond coupling is called one bond coupling is denoted as like J1. The geminal coupling is 2 bond coupling, the visceral coupling is 3 and long range coupling we can call it JN. So the factors that affect this spin-spin coupling is basically hybridization of the atom what is the contribution of each of the like SP, SP2, SP3 what is the contribution and that dictates actually the what will be the coupling constant then it is it also depends upon what is the bond angle because that bond angle also plays an important role and dihedral angle and what is the length of like single bond or double bond or triple bond so bond length changes according to the bonding pattern and if there are substituent attached like electronegative group or neighboring group or different kind of bond, pi bond and lone pair and all those affects the coupling constant. So in next class we are going to in detail discuss how these each of these parameters affects the coupling constant and how using these concepts we can start interpreting some of the data. So we are looking forward for you to attend the next class and if you have any question don't hesitate to write or ask us we will try to respond those questions. Thank you very much.


you all know what time it is look what i got my hands on today and let me tell you my dedication i walked to fedex in the rain to pick this up because my apartment building sometimes takes a while to let me know when i have a package so i had it sent to fedex so i would be notified asap walked my booty in the rain now my hair looks like this but in terms of fixing it we don't have time for that we need to put this on our eyes before we do that quick housekeeping i applied for sephora squad again this year third time's charm right if you don't know what sephora squad is it's basically an opportunity for a long-term contract and partnership with sephora so i'll be able to receive products that sephora is promoting as well as sephora adds whatever whatever you guys know how much i love sephora and i want to say a huge thank you to those of you who have already wrote a testimonial for me i've been reading all the ones that you guys have sent me as much as i can and i truly truly appreciate it if you have not yet i'm gonna put the link down below if you if you write me a testimonial sharing why you think i would be a good member of sephora squad that is going to help my chances so i would truly truly appreciate it it will be in the description box down below don't want to talk about that too long because we have a business to take care of the pastel palette it actually launched today everywhere sephora beautylish jantosha denona's website full of that good stuff this is her spring launch and to be quite frank i'm excited for it i think it looks really really fine do i think i am going to love it probably not but maybe i will i don't know we will see so this is 65 dollars it is a midi size which i am more than excited about because her last colorful palette was a circle local palette and that was the 125 dollar pan size and it was like way too much product for the color so i feel like she took our feedback and actually listened and put this in a 65 dollar palette because this is a good way to get some pops of color without it being netasha's most expensive price let's take a look at the packaging here i'm actually going to turn the lights down just a little bit so that you can see the true colors you will see that the palette is made in italy and has a 24 month shelf life so let's open her up this is a true first impression okay i'm too excited to open it without you guys but here is the component itself oh my gosh it's so beautiful i love this ombre fade and you'll see the dots here that you can push a needle through to rearrange the shades as you wish in the palette and here is the palette wait let me look at it oh it's so pretty even if it's not a color story i probably would wear very often i must say it is very pleasing to the eyes so i'm excited to swatch this as you can see there are 15 eyeshadows consistency in here we have cream to powders a duo chromes there's two of that creamy mattes then we have some shimmers some metallics good stuff good stuff okay we're just gonna swatch because we need to see how these colors perform because pastels can be a little dicey so we're gonna see if natasha can master that i'm gonna start off with the top row here so we have tool which is a cream to powder and we have illusion which is a duo chrome and then mint frost which is a sparkling metallic here's how they are looking on my fingers look at the duo chrome shade it looks very very fun let's see how they swatch so the cream to powder seems a little sheer okay we have a matte medium lilac in the cream to powder formula and then a duo chrome sparkling pink with golden champagne oh you guys know i'm living for this color okay sign me up for dainty right here that looks stunning we have a mint pastel duo chrome bright turquoise and gold lots of duo chromes in here and then a coral pink with golden peach this isn't the strongest duo chrome from what i'm seeing i don't think duo chromes are natasha specialty or multi chromes normally hers are pretty underwhelming to me i look so pretty though and we have a pastel peach a matte pastel cornflower interesting way to describe the color and then a metallic icy pastel yellow i know that this one is in the topic limoncello so far the swatches are pretty nice honestly they're giving me decent pigment nothing feels too powdery and we have a duo chrome lilac teal interesting ship a matte pastel sky blue and a matte pastel lime so this one was pretty sheer and i actually see that duo chrome here again more subtle but still very pretty okay we have one more shade this is feather which is a pastel lavender pink so let's see pretty sheer not gonna lie so i guess it does seem kind of mixed we'll see how these apply to the eye i think i'm gonna do two different looks on two different eyes since we have quite the array of color families here i yeah these are all of the shades in the pastel palette but i would say across the board seems pretty solid by swatch if this color story looks a little overwhelming to you feel free to rearrange these by color family and i think that would be a little bit more intuitive of how to use the palette like get the blues and greens on one side and the pinks and purples on the other side and i think you might find it easier to create a color story so in terms of the palettes that this reminded me of i just want to do some side by sides for you here is the trio chrome palette and you can see the overall kind of more grungy tone that the trio chrome has i think this might be better yeah compared to the pastel palette i think these would be actually quite complimentary of one another especially when it comes to getting some depth in from the pastel palette i love the trio chrome palette i think it's an undurated palette but this seems almost more grungy when next to the pastel and then of course we have a good old circle loco these two would definitely be great hand in hand using both of these at once because circle loco has the depth i actually really loved circle loco as well i had a lot of fun with it i'm thinking i'm vibing with the more drill tones in circle loco but these are definitely family members and then i did bring out tropic a lot of you guys thought they were similar and there are i believe three shades in tropic or in the pastel palette i'm not so bothered by that because tropics kind of old if i'm being honest and they haven't sold it for a few years now so i'm unhappy with that um yeah i can definitely see some similarities but to me overall they seem very different palettes so we'll see if you do have a tropic palette the repeat shades are going to be limantello right here mint frost and i believe the leanie might be a repeat but it's actually not in the tropic palette but i feel like i've heard that shade before from netasha i could be wrong let's get this on my eyes let's give these pastels a fair chance i'm going to use a brighter base this is the anastasia beperly hills eye primer it's nice and bright which i definitely recommend if you're planning on using a pastels for the spring this will make your life much easier and if my brushes look a little dirty uh they totally are i've been using them for way too long but i'm using my sigma switch to get that powder off okay i want to play with the blues because i feel like pastel blues can go very wrong and powdery very very fast so let's see we have to use brisk because this is a color that usually is terrible in other brands and this is not overly powdery nothing out of the ordinary for netasha denona i normally hate using these kind of shades in the crease but i just need to see the intensity of this and actually it's more sheer oh no that built up fast i take it back so you definitely have some build ability with this we'll see how it wears once i mix in other colors okay now we're gonna go into sky right here and by the way my looks there's a large potential of it not turning out very cute that's because it's more important to me to test out the shades then get a pretty look on my first go but i will definitely turn out some beautiful looks and share the tutorials with you guys with this okay i think you'll benefit from padding instead of swiping but again pretty a good pigment on this as well you can't go into a pastel palette thinking you're gonna get depth because you're not you're gonna need to dig into another palette to like pop a navy in the outer corner for example but in terms of pastel i'm liking how it's behaving okay and then i have to use a bubble right here because it's a cream to powder and this kind of periwinkle shade is very difficult to find a good formulation of and i find it very interesting that she used it in a cream to powder so i'm gonna put it all over the lid and that didn't show up let me try my finger okay no it is showing up it just is like almost the same color as airy let me so here's bubble and here's airy okay yeah so these two shades you can see a subtle tone difference but i couldn't tell a difference between the two because they look the same on the eyelid so it just looks like i have one color on the eyelid that's not very good they're different formulations but i almost prefer this shade in just the creamy matte but this is what we're working with that's fine let's start off with some of mint frost i'm sure this is gonna be good yes it is in the inner corner just using my finger this is the typical really beautiful Natasha Denona shimmer formula if you're not familiar with it it's just great one of the best in the business and that's really all i can say about it and it's placing up beautifully over the matte shades and then i want to use some of aquatic here and let's place that right in the center it has a little less shimmer it's not quite as sparkly as mint frost but it's really beautiful for a simple monochromatic blue eye like this right here with that hint of green from aquatic really pretty really light i don't know if this is like the most flattering eye look on me but i like it let's build up the lower lash line i'm gonna try a different family of colors just to play i need to need to need to test zest right here this is another creamy powder is it yes cream to powder it's a little bit more powdery than her normal creams powder formulation i'm getting some kickback what you don't normally get with this formation but i feel like that's gonna be nice because these shades can normally be quite unpigmented and yeah i mean this is not out of character for a shade like this i cannot name a palette where a shade like this had a huge pop to it so you can see it is a little bit more sheer you might have to use some assistance of a truly white base to get this to show up or even maybe like a mixing medium it's not bad though but just something to note that it's truly like a light light light pastel shade i do kind of like this lime green to blue down here do i want to add depth do i want to do anything i think i'm gonna leave it like this i like this let's move to the other eye we're gonna play more so with the pinks and purples now okay we're gonna start off with some of feather and this is just the normal creamy matte it's just like a lavender pink shade and this is nice all over the eyelid i feel like if you put a darker shade in the crease and this all over the lid it would be beautiful i'm gonna leave the lid relatively empty though for this look and then i want to see if there's a difference between feather and tool so i'm now going to go into tool which is a cream to powder again it has a little bit more fallout than i'm used to for a cream to powder from natasha but it's fine and this is not as close to feather as i thought you can definitely see it's more of a true pink so i'm happy about that whereas feather is a little bit more light like certainly you can blend them together to look a little bit more familiar they definitely aren't as close as arian bubble are i think it's still okay to have them in the same palette but they still are kind of close but it's not bad it really isn't i'm not mad about this one okay so let's see how much depth we can add in with borah this is like the deepest shade in the palette this is a sonia g worker brush that i'm gonna use borah is also a cream to powder she has a lot in this palette so let's see it's definitely not adding that much depth if i'm being honest it looks darker in the pan than it does on the eyelid it's mess free but i was hoping it would give us just a little bit more like i know it's a passed out palette i know that's what we signed up for it would be nice just for a little bit more you know it is buildable though not too too deep but that did add a little bit of something something to the look okay great so that's fine so i'm going to start off with illusion which is the shade that caught my eye most in the promos this is a duo chrome it's a sheer pink peach and i want to see how it looks on my bare lid so i'm just gonna pop this oh that is so pretty i feel like this could work well as a face highlight and it has this like not putty consistency but it's definitely different than her normal shimmer formulation because it doesn't have any powder kickback it's more creamy than anything so it doesn't add too much of like a sparkly shimmer which i was hoping that it would it's similar to the pat macrath putty highlighters they're not necessarily putty but that texture that feel and the look on the skin that's very very smooth and not powdery at all that's how this looks so we're going to go in with duet which is another duo chrome and it's a lilac and teal so let's see this shade does not give me as much oomph as i personally would like you know i wish i had a little bit more glimmers dainty which is this corner shade right here is going to give that to me but i wanted to see how these two looked and they're not as exciting for me they're a little bit more subdued and that's not to say that they're not pretty but if anybody could do something really extra and glittery i know natasha has it in her that's personally a preference though you might not like when the shades are really glittery and in that case this might be for you but to me for my review for my opinion it's just a bit on the subtle side but the look is very pretty no for reviewers sake now that you've seen those two we're gonna go into dainty which is a really glittery sparkly shade and i'm just gonna pop it right here in the center and instantly that's adding the boba boom and the glimmer that i went out of this look really pretty look though i must say so taking a look at the colors i have not yet given a chance we're gonna go into limoncello which is that shade that is already in the tropic palette and i'm just gonna place this on the inner half of the lower lash line of my blue look very pretty this is a very classic natasha donno formula so it's really nice i think you guys will like that i think i've played with everything else except for starlet and bilini and i don't think i need to i think these two are good these are very like normal natasha donno shades so i know they're gonna be beautiful so i'm gonna put more purple on my lower lash line really quickly i'm just gonna kind of rub this brush down here put on some lashes and i will be back to give you guys my final thoughts so here are the final thoughts on the palettes is it a good palette absolutely i think the quality is very very nice i love that the pastels aren't too chalky and they don't blend away that's a big thing that i find with pastels is even if you get a lot of punch and pigment they're so chalky that when you blend and mix other colors they lose the opacity that's not the case with these you can tell that these are high quality pastels they're not going to give you a bam-wam pigment which i know a lot of you asked about they are sheer is a strong word but they're not super pigmented you know what i mean i mean you saw the action on my eyes you can make your judgments on that is it my favorite palette from natasha donno no probably not i don't think i'm going to end up using this as much as my other palettes i say probably because i didn't think i would end up using the trio chrome palette in the circle local palette that much either and i ended up loving those so only time will tell if i end up feeling the same about this palette but i don't think so because i like a little bit depth i feel like if i wanted you a colorful look i could still just climb into my trio chrome and circle logo because there still are pastel shades in those so i don't think you know this was the most necessary palette for me you have to really really like pastels to be sold on this but if you are into pastels i think that you will enjoy this i enjoyed the formulas in here i thought for being a pastel palette it was super easy to work with it's just a matter of if you think you're going to use it or not i got asked about if i think that this palette would work on deeper skin tones obviously i don't have experience in that i haven't tried this on somebody with a deeper skin tone so make sure you keep an eye out for those that do have deeper skin tones i think it will show up i think you know if you use a nice light base you'll get them to show up it's just a matter of if it will be flattering or not and in some cases i think you might just want to go for something deeper like circle loco or trio chrome just for something more flattering i think they'll show up i really do but again don't quote me on that so overall i mean i like the quality of this i think it's good it's not a top recommendation that i have from natasha but i'm gonna have a lot of fun with this it is a palette that is very spring appropriate so i'm going to make an effort to use it let me know if you guys want a full dedicated multiple looks video to where i can really focus on getting pretty looks out of this one one that i'm not so worried about testing the quality and that way i'll be able to update you guys on my final final thoughts so i hope you guys enjoyed this first impressions i appreciate you taking the time out to watch my videos and leaving me a testimonial for sephora squad and with that being said i will catch you guys in the next one bye guys have a good one


Testing, one, two, three. I got it connected to my 4K camera, and I have it on my vlogging rig, and we're outside, you might be able to hear the birds, but that's with the shotgun mic plugged into the camera. See how that sounds.


All right, Sabra Tridder is welcome on back here this Tuesday, April 26th. Shortly after 2.30 p.m. Eastern time, welcome on back here for our afternoon meeting. Great to see Michael and Robert and Michael B. Well, we have Michael D., Michael B., we have Robert. And then that's pretty much it so far, at least heading into this afternoon. Probably waking a few of us up. Probably a few of us just naturally coming on back here, knowing it's afternoon meeting time. But great to see Patrick, Will, James, Kathleen, Brian, Gene, Karen all joining us right now. Karen, no, don't apologize, no need to. It's been a slow afternoon. The NUTX trade, you know, this is the only thing, I mean, that's really been entertaining us across the afternoon.  But I'll tell you what, I didn't trade this myself. You know, I thought I was gonna be chasing it off the first breakout that I had missed. And then, you know, at that point, it just kept moving up without me and I didn't really care to take another opportunity on it or care to take an opportunity for that matter. Karen saying, D-wack popped. Oh, well, I'll take a look at that in a bit. I didn't see that, so maybe that's happening right now. But, you know, on the screen here, we have the NUTX trade to begin NUTX health, I guess. Stock ended up making a huge pop back in April to begin that month and well, now to close it out. It's making another big pop. But, you know, look what happened to begin April. Ended up popping, but the following days after, it's terrible, right? What goes up comes back down, folks. What makes the top percent gainers list makes the top percent losers list the following day. And, you know, hey, if it's not exactly the following day, then trust me, it's gonna be the day after that. So, these are not really good swing opportunities, definitely good day trading opportunities. You know, one of our students, Robert N, ended up, you know, doing really well, it seems on the stock throughout the afternoon.  It's just, remember, big trees fall hard. And it was right at that point conveniently, thankfully, where this ended up beginning to snap down below 13. And now look at it, right? Two and a half points lower. So, you know, this is expected. For as much as this stock went up, when's it going to begin to pull back? For as much as the EVOK stock ended up, you know, popping to begin the pre-market. It kept going for a while, but you just know it's gonna pull back at some point. And for as much as they go up, they typically come back down, not to say twice as fast. That is like the line that we always say it, but that's not always the case, but you know, they come down pretty damn fast, folks, right? So, this ended up dropping right back down after the market opened up, the EVOK. Don't be surprised if NUTX here just keeps dropping and dropping, heading into the afternoon. You know, it's active enough across the afternoon. I'll slip it on the back end of our watch list. Hopefully find some legs and bounces. You know, 10 would be a respectable level to try and anticipate that bounce. You know, also like we talked about in traders talk, our weekly live Q&A that we did this morning and inside the live trading room. I know on the EVOK trade, along all of the volume I followed, I also used Fibra Tracements on that. You could also look to use a Fibra Tracement at this point, see how it lines up with the 61.8, the 50%. I mean, I'm sure it's below the 31 or 32, whatever that is, you know, percent, you know, at this point or near it. But, you know, NUTX, at least given how active it is across this afternoon, we'll put it on our list, just kind of on the back end, though. I'm not expecting too much of it. Even if it does find legs and holds support, I'm not expecting a new run right back on up to the highs. Gene, there we go, the ATM machine here, picking up 22 cents on ATER. You just got out from $5.50, basically. He was in from $5.27. Let's turn over to that stock quick, and then from there we'll jump over to Karen's DWAC that she had called out, and then really we'll just go right from top to bottom otherwise and see what we can, you know, put back on our, put on our list, put back on our list. The ATER trade, one that we could put back on our watch list here for this afternoon, now we are trying to, you know, look for a big move on this over the last, you know, a few weeks, and it's treated us pretty nicely for the most part, made a nice drop-off today as soon as the market opened up, bounced really well from that 490 level, seemingly.  That was an excellent entry from Gene. Got in two cents above that support, actually, I see there.  So, for right now, I'll put this on our list. You know, it's a stock we're definitely familiar with, so it's not like a, you know, one-off situation like the nut X trade. All right, let's go to Karen CWAC. Not just to say Karen, it's really all of ours. We've done really well on the stock, two back from late September, of course, right? So, you know, definitely a great call from Karen right now, making a huge pop from a previous high at the day levels near 38, shortly above 38 there. You know, once it broke that top, ended up completely taken off. Yeah, definitely.  Not to say this is an easy trade, though. Look at the order book. Look at level three. You don't really see too many orders out there, all together. You think that's easy to read or harder to read? If you think it's harder to read, which is what I know the majority of us believe that, you know, it seems to be, then it's gonna be a tougher trade. I wouldn't look to trade as many shares. Now, it's a great call.  You know, near the highs of 42, you know, it definitely goes on our list.  And I don't know if I'll be right or wrong on this. This is definitely a good assumption at least. For, you know, perhaps any of our longer-time students, like Gene, who just picked up his 22 cents, or Kathleen, or Grant, if he's tuning in right now, or many others here inside the live trading room, what stocks over the last, like, six months, eight months have been moving with DWAC at times? Not all the time. Not all the time. But a good amount of times, what other stock or stocks have been moving with DWAC here? And we're all saying it, Jim, and Michael, and Brian, Karen, and everyone else saying, you know, the fund trade, PHUN, right? Let's see. It's not doing a whole lot right now. I was pretty hopeful for it. It's only up 2.5%. And you know, you could say it's kind of near the highs, but that's definitely a more speculative pick to put on our watch list. This is extremely tradable. This is extremely tradable. So, you know, unlike the DWAC, it has a really good spread, a liquid order book.  It was CFVI, if I'm not mistaken. Sometimes I get the traders to select, you know. CFVI, this one also ended up popping. It wasn't back from mid to late September, but it was more like at the end of the year. It ended up making a big pop for us.  But, you know, back when DWAC had some news back then, and I remember this popping with it at the same time, you know, news back that broke an all-time high. So, this was an interesting day trade for us back then. So, just wanted to check it on this one pretty briefly. Looks like this is gaining a little steam here.  It's not really proving itself out much just yet. At least write it down on the side list here. The CFVI, I'm fun. We'll check back in on those stocks here at the end. All right, so let's go right from top to bottom, folks, otherwise let's see what else we could add to the, you know, watch list here. We have the FRGE, also a crazy one, like the NutX trade. This one's still kind of showing strength here.  It seems like for right now, but the spread's, you know, unbearable. It's like a 28-cent spread right now. And I don't hope for that to get any tighter any time soon, even if it shows to be like, oh, you know, a 3-cent spread for a flash second. It's pretty wide consistently. So, you know, I'll put this on our list, but this is a really risky one to try and trade at least, you know, given how much it popped for us back in late March, early April, similar to the NutX trade. You know, I don't know if they're related to one another, if they're in sympathy of one another. It seems like they could be. It's just to say at least look what happened after they finished the runs. Don't hold your breath waiting for like, you know, that exact move again. So, you know, with where this stands on the intraday chart, I really like it. It still, you know, seems to be really strong. And hopefully this can make a push, perhaps, up to that previous high that we had back from Thursday of last week, off 20. Take it. All right, the JZXN, finally, it's at my 172. Not in it though right now. I ended up taking profits earlier. I ended up taking a small trade off of 155. I ended up missing ultimately the bounce from 150. I ended up turning over to this stock a bit like after. And I saw the bounce and it dropped off enough. So, you know, I don't like chasing stocks, right? You know that if you're inside the live trading room. You know, we just talked about that this morning in Trader's Talk. And we talked about that just yesterday in phase two class. We talked about that last week in Trader's Talk. We talked about that last week in class. You know what I mean? Like, you get it. Like, I don't like chasing. I'll miss them. That's fine. Like if I feel uncomfortable, I'm not gonna gamble. This right here was the perfect scenario where it's like, all right, you know what, I'll lean into it. It's a level one stock. It's got like a super tight spread and it already bounced off 150, but not far enough. So, I thought there was a chance it could move exactly to this 172. Now, it's past support that clearly ended up breaking earlier here, 170, 172. So, I leaned into it off 55. I got out at 68. But, you know, otherwise though, it's not really like showing a fast push here at this point. So, I don't know. And I ended up getting out earlier. So, you know, maybe I could have even gotten back in and then got out right here. But, you know, right now, I don't know. It's just traded too much volume for me today. It ended up trading 50 million shares the last 50 or so days. It's been trading like a lot lower than that. 180,000 shares on average a day. So, you know, that's very little, right? That's untradable, basically. That's not tradable for what we scan for inside the live trading room, typically. You know, if there's a stock only trading 100,000, 200,000 shares total on the day. Yeah, I'm not interested in that. So, you know, much more days than not, I'm not interested in the stock. So, I'm not expecting a big move again on that GZXN. If it happens, it happens. We'll call it out if it pops, you know. We'll revisit that. CYN is showing some good strength though. Man, another big move. Incredible. So, we've been catching these of late folks and it's not from any specific sector or whatnot. Just like the last three months and ATER is one of them. HYMC is one of them that Chris is calling out. Veru was one of them that Kevin called out, you know, recently here and that was obviously a big move just from yesterday and into this morning. But we've seen these like non-stop runs day over day on the daily chart. So, you know, it's not like we would recommend this as a swing trade right out the gate, right? But it's just interesting to see, you know, afterwards, right? So, you know, at that point, it definitely begs the question of when's it going to pull back? Where's it going to pull back from, right? Definitely it's going to be put on our watch list here for this afternoon, at least on the intraday chart. This thing looks really strong still. It's got to break higher off the tie of the day.  But with that though, you know, hey, it still looks pretty strong here. So, you know, for right now it goes on our list. X, GOVX, not much happening there. Probably not much happening here on ADVL. Oh, that's something happening if you're able to short the stack, but it's hard to borrow my platform. It's probably hard to borrow most platforms here at ADVL. But, you know, dropping back down pretty steadily, probably down towards five. Skip over this one, UVIX. I always mix this up with UVXY. Which I will look at perhaps in a bit if the markets continue to drop off. I was pretty fearful of a drop off. If you're heading into the, you know, close heading into this afternoon meeting even like, when the market was like building this higher or low, that's actually what I was saying inside the live trading room, you know, market, I feel like wants to break lower. It built the higher low, pushed up a bit, but look at where it is now, you know, we might get that drop off here heading into the close. So, you know, we'll see. Got the Vixi SQQQ on the gainer side, obviously, UVXY, that one actually. Let's just see the trend on it. Yeah, it's at the highs, right? So, you know, for anyone in particular that trades, you know, ETFs with good success, if that answer is no for you in particular, then I would honestly move on from it because it's extremely difficult to apply level three and like watch level three. Even if you have book map, you, if you have book map, you know it's hard to watch this stock. So, you know, I don't even need to say that to you folks there. I mean, you take one look at, you know, level four book map for an ETF, it's damn hard to read. So, unless if you have other strategies that have consistently made you a profit with day trading ETF, I would rather you trade CYN. I'd rather you trade the ATER trade. I don't know about the NutX trade, but, you know, in particular, UVXY for any of my people out there that do really well in the ETFs or this one in particular, hey, I'll put some spotlight on this. Put this on the watch list.   All right, HYMC that Chris called out just before the live trading room. I referenced it just a moment ago. Nice pop. Yeah, really good call. I didn't take a look at the chart when I made that call, Chris, but, you know, hey, for a stock moving right now HYMC is more of a level one or two. And I knew that this was likely to look pretty good. So, you know, hopefully it finds its legs here as it's beginning to pull back down off the highs, meaning hopefully it begins to build support and then squeeze right back on up. So, yeah, this one looks pretty interesting. Put this on our list. All right, let's hop on over to the losers list right now, folks. James calling out the FRGE. That one's already on the list. That one, we checked out already. Let's just jump over to the losers side with the markets pretty much at the lows. You know, I'd expect some familiar names, perhaps, to be on the loser side here right now. PTGX, this stock actually making a pretty nice dead cat bounce off of like 880, it seems. You know, broke under nine, bottomed out 880, bounced back up, made just about like a 60 cent push. So that's pretty solid. I mean, seems pretty tradable, volatile and in a good way. Spread is pretty containable for right now.  It's not like the NutX trade or DWAC. So, you know what? I actually like this PTGX here. You know, hopefully this trend continues, but if it doesn't, if it tops off here past support that broke, then this could be a resistance. Respect the uptrend here first off the lows, but, you know, it's just tradable both ways. HSI, spotty, it's at the lows and shortable.  So like that's like the main reason why we would stay away from it, but, you know, otherwise spotty charts. So that typically goes hand in hand with each other. Low volume, spotty chart, spotty chart's like inactive. Inactivity. All right, let's see what else we got here folks on the loser's side. I know Michael talked about JetBlue earlier down like 10 and a half percent. Seems pretty active. All right, I like it. I just want to see what else we got here first. Odds are we through JetBlue on our watch list right now? GE, I mean, GZF, split the, looks like they're dropping off quite a bit here. I, we're not going to put them on the watch list. I just want to look at the daily chart here. I think they did the split. It was, I think back in the beginning of 21 even, it was back in the beginning of 21.   So no surprise there. FNG, if I'm not mistaken, ETF, we'll skip over that. ZY, I don't know if that's ETF, but it's a dollar 75 cents stock. It's like flat, nothing much going on there. All right, Kathleen, look at you. All right, let me, let me fit my scanner here. Kathleen killed it on the FRGE trade just now. She got like $2.15. She got in from 1684. All right, well, how about this for Kathleen? Well, actually no, not for Kathleen because Kathleen knows at this point because she just locked in a great profit. She knows definitely. But for everybody else, we just talked about this in class actually yesterday, if you were with me in the phase two stock course, when a stock is moving up and up and up and up and up and up and up and it's testing a significant resistance for the first time, what are we expecting to see happen that first time, folks? I won't need to say it there in the chat board for me. Got some chat here on YouTube right now which I'll look at in the meantime. Then asking about the AMC trade there which we'll get to in a bit. Yeah, it falls off. It's a false breakout at least, right? Now, could it continue moments later? Yeah, at times, you have to judge it. But otherwise, Karen, I think it's smoked.  I wasn't expecting it to be now. So, it's to say for as much as this was moving up and up and up, just for the first time it's testing that resistance, you expect the false breakout. All right, popped above 20, came right back down under it. Let's just check out AMC quickly and then we'll finish up because I don't see anything else inside the chat room and then inside on YouTube or Facebook Live. AMC, it's like watching the grass grow. It's down big or it's down like enough where I would like you'll be interested in it but it's like really slow right now. Let's just do one more run through for the sideless stocks then if this looks the best then I'll tag it on our list here at the end. Like American Airlines and JetBlue, I forgot about those. So to go back to JetBlue and the airlines like those I'd rather focus on for right now to be transparent. Jeff, look at you.  So for him, he's able to get shares to short it followed on the way down. So it makes a really good stock for him to follow at least. So, hey, for Jeff, he'll definitely be, only he's probably already short on it.  He said 1050. I know I'm pretty well here. All right, nice trade, Jeff, keep it going man. Mike says CCL and the cruise lines are moving lower. They are and this I'd say technically looks better than AMC because this is moving lower as we're talking.  They're around the same price, but lingering around the same price. Give or take a couple bucks, CCL, AAL. Normally AAL is the slower stock too which is like kind of odd. So we look at jets, JETS, draft week this week on Thursday. Let's see what jets get. But nonetheless though, we got jets here, the airline ETF, made a bit of a higher high off the last peak before one o'clock but right back down, bit of a false break out there. I'm interested in the airlines for right now. If they end up done and off or don't really make us clean of a move then we'll readjust accordingly by three o'clock or by three 15 perhaps even. But for right now I kind of like group all the airlines together collectively. JetBlue, American Airlines, namely, if you want to read the more expensive ones like UALs like probably like right a little bit above the price range. So that's pretty good still. Boeing is more expensive, but otherwise like the first three that I mentioned are pretty good. John in and out on UVXY, excellent man, nice. All right folks, really quick for you for all of us on YouTube and Facebook live just a little housekeeping note. You can see it there scrolling down below the yellow banner there just. I know that Fausto is doing a webinar live this afternoon. That is actually the case. I know that there was a quick scheduling error last week that I ended up correcting myself on following day. But he will be on live this afternoon, this Tuesday, typically every Tuesday at 4 p.m. Eastern time. Be doing an introductory to a day trading webinar if you want to register for that webinar. Even if you can't attend live just go right down to the link on the yellow banner below. If you want to register you can at least receive the recording after. So if you don't have the chance to attend live. All right folks, for all of us otherwise I'll look forward to talking to you folks coming back on the mic here at 3.30 Eastern. Take care. Come a cyber group member today. Just click the link below and receive all these amazing products and a world of knowledge for just $9. Do it today.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. Happy Thursday coming at you with Jaspy's 10 box NFL warmup high end football mixer with a $500 break credit giveaway. So lots of things happening here. All card ship, all 32 teams are in. Some high end boxes, 2018 select football, a box of that. 2020 impeccable football, which is pretty nice. 2020 Origins football and four box of 2020 Donner's Optic football hybrid edition. So a lot of great stuff here. And at the end of the break, we're going to randomize everyone's names. Everyone, whether you hit or whether you go hitless, we're going to take all 32 names again, randomize them. And the top 10 will win $50 of break credit each. It's pretty nice. Big thanks everybody here for getting in on the action. I appreciate everyone getting their spots straight up. And once again, congrats to the winners of spots as well. All 32 teams are in. Let's go. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Three and a four, seven again. Seven times. One, two, three, and four more times. Four, five, six, and seven in final time. After seven, we got Daniel Katz down to Robert Flores. Three and a four, seven times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven in final time. Got my Raiders on top. Down to the Vikings in the 32 spot. After seven, good luck. Here's how it shakes out for you. Daniel Katz with the Raiders. Sean O with the Ravens. Lucas with the Buccaneers. Sean with the Steelers. Dink with the Jags. Terry with the Saints. Sean with the, Sean M with the Giants. Two different Sean in the straight. Dario with the Falcons. Steve Burch with the Chiefs. Sean M with the Chargers. Christopher with the Eagles. Ethan with the Bills. Chris Murphy with the Texans. Robert with the Broncos. Bernard with the Dolphins. Brandon with the Bengals. Lucas with the Titans. Sean O with the Colts. Alec, you got the Jets. Matt Arnold with the Browns. Robert with the Lions. Paul with the Patriots. Robert with the Cowboys. Brandon with the Seahawks. Nicholas with the Niners. Lucas with the Cardinals. Steve Burch, last spot mojo. Carolina Panthers. Peter, Washington football team. Sean O, Bears. Brian Croft with the Packers. Bennett with the Rams. And Robert with the Vikings. Now feel free to trade, but trade at your own risk. Remember, most of these boxes are 2020 draft class. One box is 2018. So keep that in mind. It's a good break. The hybrid, the origins, the 2018, and the impeccable hiding back there should be some good stuff. We're gonna pause the video when we come back. We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break. Brown's Falcons up for trades. Let's see what happens there. Be right back. All right, welcome back, folks. There was a deal, done. We got Robert with the Browns and Matt with the Broncos. All right, wait. Is there another trade? Texans for Washington? I closed the trade window, but if you wanna make a quick deal, we can do it. Or Washington, Atlanta? Peter, otherwise we're gonna have to roll. You can pick. Texans or Atlanta, or stand. This is exciting. We're the trade window in real time. Well, you got two offers. Which one do you wanna take? Peter's saying I'm down. Texans for Washington or Atlanta for Washington? Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. If you're watching the replay of this, I know this is a compelling video. You can fast forward through this part. Peter takes the Texans instead. Sorry, DJ. So I'm writing in the chat. Texans for Washington, I guess Houston for Washington firms. So Chris is out of the Houston spot. Peter's out of the Washington football team spot. Peter now has the Texans. We'll put a lowercase t there for trade. So we know who draws first blood in the trade. And Chris, you're now in the Washington football team spot. We'll put a little t right there as well. All right, now trade window is closed for reals. Let's print. Let's rip. Good luck. All right, let's do the hybrid boxes first. So there's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and 10. H2 for hybrid, good luck. Fine knife out there. Over the place here. There's the final printout right here. There we go. Thanks, everybody. All right, good luck. A 2018 box, like box back there, should be pretty interesting. I'm intrigued about that. It'd be nice to get some of those 2018 guys right now. There's a Mahomes, rugs, Russell Wilson, and a Brian Edwards rated rookie Mojo. These red Mojo parallels are exclusive to this hybrid set here. That'll be for my raiders, Daniel Katz, with the silver and black. There's another Mahomes blue this time to 179. That's for Steve Burch in Kansas City. Josh Uchi for the Patriots. That'll be for Paul. Exactly, Chris. Yeah, that 2018 class is huge. Rated rookie Jeff Ocuda and Derek Brown. Next one. Good luck. Should I do that 2018 select box last? I'm trying to decide if I should do the impeccable first and then the select, or if I should do the 2018 select first and then hold impeccable till the end. Traditionally, I would end with impeccable, but that 2018 box is pretty interesting. It's Dak Prescott, AJ Terrell for the Falcons, Joe Burroughs the rookies. Select first and then impeccable at the end. All right, maybe I'll do with the usual tradition. Nice rated rookie Tua Tangovaloa. Cole McDonald. Bernard with the dolphins. Got the spot straight up. Got randomized the dolphins. Men's up with the Tua. Oh, do it last. Okay. It's Kishan Vaughn rated rookie Red Mojo. Clyde Edward Zilaire rated rookie Mojo. Next two here. All right, so after this last box of origins or a optic, Donor's optic hybrid, we're gonna go to origins, then we'll do impeccable, then we'll close out with 2018, select football. Even some short printed cards there could be pretty monstrous. Doesn't have to be the hits necessarily. All right, Joe Burrough the rookies. Red Mojo, Jeremy Chinn. Justin Jefferson rated rookie. DeAndre Swift, Red Mojo for the Lions. That's gonna be for Robert. And Kenneth Murray, Red Mojo. AJ Dillon, Red Mojo. So the Joe Burrough will go to Brandon L and Cincinnati. AJ Dillon for Brian Croft and the Packers. Kenneth Murray for the Chargers. That's gonna be for Sean M. DeAndre Swift, Lions, Robert. Hopefully Justin Jefferson has a big second year. Be for the Vikings, Robert. And the Jeremy Chinn will be for Carolina. That's for Steve Birch. All right, last hybrid box. That origins isn't too shabby either. All right, good luck everybody. Got a rated rookie, Chase Young for Chris. And a rated rookie, Red Mojo, Joe Burrough. That's what we're looking for, stuff like this. Brandon L with the Cincinnati Bengals. We're on to Cincinnati. This is exclusive to this hybrid set. Julian Okwara for the Lions, for Robert. Jacob Eason Disco for the Colts. Colts, that'll be for Sean O. Give Jacob a shot. That's a 125, why not? Forget Nick Foles and whoever else. All right, another Red Mojo, Darnell Mooney for the Bears. Rated rookie, Jalen Hertz for Chris Ibanez and the Eagles. Sean O with the Bears. All right, next. Chris Maxwell, what's up? Have I had a day off since the Nationals? Yeah, no, yes, no. Sunday was kind of a day off. Sunday was more like a half day. I think we only really worked like, I don't know, when was I on, from like nine to two or something like that? Yeah, kind of a half day on Sunday. So yeah, I guess I kind of had a day off. What happens if you hit, that's a very good question. If I hit an XRC in select, it should be the, it should'll go to whoever that thing is, the player is. That was a great explanation, right? So if it's like RB5, we'll just go to the 2018 draft and we'll see who the fifth running back was. It'll go to that team. Now that we know who they are. Kurt Cousins to 299. It's girly to 99. Gardner Minshew, Justin Herbert Relic to 199. That'll be for the Bolts. That's gonna go to Sean M. This should be an on-card auto and then a Jersey auto. There's Brian Edwards. That's the on-card auto, black ink. Looks pretty sharp right there on that card. That'll be for Daniel and the Raiders. It'll be the team that drafted them in 2018. That's where the XRC card will go. There's Chase Claypool, Jersey and autograph. Nice Chase Claypool for Sean O and the Steelers. There's AJ Green right there. No worries, Chris. It'll be as if they were on the checklist for 2018. It would be whatever the checklist would be the team that drafted them in 2018. I think that makes the most sense. There's Stefan Gilmour to 299. Paul Norden and the Pats. Raheem Moster to 25. For the Niners. Baker Mayfield for the Browns and behind Tyree Kill is Dak Prescott, Relic. I kind of like these hometown roots. You can kind of see the roots there, right? 10 out of 10, two-color patch. Hometown roots from Haughton, Louisiana. Dak Prescott. Albert Flores and the Dallas Cowboys. The on-card autograph is Michael Pittman Jr. Rookie Auto for the Blue Horseshoes. That'll be for Sean O. And then we got Devon Duvernay for the Purplebirds. Nice patch, nice autograph. Sean O with the Ravens. It's like a personal box for you, Sean. Next, 2020 Panini Origins Football Box. We've got a Jared Stidham to 75. Stefan Gilmour to 99, both for the Pats. For Paul and the Pats. Jamal Adams. Behind Chicago Trebisky is Joe Burrow.  Brandon with the Bengals. The on-card is Jake from State Farm. 95 out of 99. Buffalo Ethan G with the Buffalo Bills. And Kishan Vaughn, nice patch, nice auto. It's not numbered, but got some great color out of there for a non-numbered card. Buccaneers, Lucas Larson. Yeah, no number on the back either. There you go, Lucas. Trebisky for the Bears, last Origins box. Joe Mixon. Mixing it up with Joe. Be a podcast for Joe Mixon, mixing it up. Nice Mahomes. I think these are pretty short printed. These stories, inserts, Origins stories. Should we read his Origins story? A two-sport star in high school and in his early years at Texas Tech. Patrick Mahomes eventually gave up baseball and decided to focus on football. Not a bad decision. He tore up the Big 12 defenses as a junior and then Kansas City selected the quarterback in 2017. Since then, he's won an MVP and brought the Chiefs a Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes, Origins stories. Chiefs, that goes to Steve Birch. Got Tyree Kill, Patrick's teammate.  Chris Murphy getting the relic in the trade. The on-card auto is Joe Burrow. Wow. Green ink autograph, three out of five. Feeling hot, hot, hot. That goes to Brandon L. And out of a mixer of all things, right? Thought of like a full case break of Origins. Mixer. Green ink auto. He probably used this pen. It's the pen they use for autographs. Three out of five, Joey B for Brandon L. And all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. I hope he's healthy. I hope he tears it up in the NFL this year. And there's Tyler Johnson, two-color patch and autograph another buccaneer for Lucas Larson. Yeah, all those rated rookie cards don't hurt either. Peter. And the Mojo Joe Burrow, man. All right, 2020 impeccable football. For a second, I thought we were gonna get the case hit but no. We're not done with the break yet, Peter. Play to the whistle, man. Just like coach used to tell us. Play to the whistle. Phil Rivers, 22, or sorry, 12 out of 50. I guess they could bring Phil back. Can he sign like a half-year contract? We got Lamar Jackson, nine out of 10. Nice little number for Sean O. Vaughn Miller to 75. Denver, Matt Arnold. Quinton Nelson, on-card autograph, 36 out of 75 for the Blue Horseshoe, Sean O. Colin Johnson, 17 out of 25. Rookie autograph for the Jaguar, Stink. Little cat team Mojo. Got Chris Carson, that's a nice patch. 15 out of 25 for the Hawks of the Sea. Brandon with Seattle. Aaron Jones. Wow, nice. Indelible, ink autograph, 23 out of 35 for Brian Croft and the Green Bay Packers. The Go Pack Go. Good penmanship there. Last one? Yeah, last one here is Jalen Hertz. Wow, 13 out of 35. Is that a piece of a glove or a helmet maybe? Helmet sticker? Does it stay on the back? Sometimes it does. Chris Ibanez with the Philadelphia Eagles. Little, it's in 40, little ding on the corner there. Might be a little difficult to see, but otherwise a really clean, sharp looking card. Nice Jalen Hertz. All right, now let's see what's in that 2018 box. 2018, select two autographs and one memorabilia card per box on average. And remember as we were discussing before, if there is an XRC card, obviously we'll just go to the draft and if it's like QB2, we'll see what the second quarterback is and it'll go to the team that drafted him. There's a Baker Mayfield rookie card already. All right, good luck everybody. Cleveland Browns, Robert Flores got the Browns and a trade gets the Baker Mayfield rookie card. Cleveland, this is for you. Concourse level, it's the most common one. Hopefully he has a good season. First year, everyone loved him. Second year, he wasn't great. Last year, he was great. This year, hopefully he keeps building on that.  Joe Mixon die cut for the Bengals is to 99. Tom Brady, select silver for Paul, concourse level. Got a Joey Bosa, Ne'em Hind, running here, some Saquon Barkley rookie card. Hopefully he bounces back too. And a Chris Dolman autograph. Robert and the Vikings, 34 out of 75. Saquon Barkley, of course, goes to the New York football giants, Sean. And what else do we got here? Antonio Calaway, Jalen Ramsey, red to 99 for the Jaguars. Dalton, Russell Wilson, Case Keenum. Wow, and a Josh Allen rookie silver for Ethan and the Bills. It's 2018 class, it's pretty nice, right? And that is a Premier level, which I think is the middle level. Nice. Buffalo! Got a nice Mike Evans two color patch for the Buccaneers. Lucas has nine out of 10. DJ Chark and an Anthony Miller tri-color. DJ Chark for Dink and the Jags. Rashad Penny, Eli Manning. And a James Washington. Three color jersey and autograph. Three out of 49. Steelers, Sean O. Khalil Mack, anything else here? Juju Smith Schuster, Carson Wentz tri-color. Chris Godwin, Carolina Cam Newton, Peterson. Quentin Nelson rookie silver.  Ladies and gentlemen, there's Miles Garrett, 23 out of 25 for Cleveland. I'm Joe for jaspeyscasebrakes.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. We'll see it, this was a great mixer. 10 box, NFL warmup, high end football mixer. Thanks for watching, thanks for breaking. Oh, break credit. I was like, that's what I was stalling. I was like, I knew I have something else to do. Flip back to this list right here. Everyone gets a shot at break credit. That's a good way to end the night. All right, let's roll it, let's randomize it. Two out of five, seven times. So it's gonna be top 10, $50 of break credit each after seven. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time after seven. From 11 on down, no extra money for you, but thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. Hopefully you got some hits as well. Top 10, 50 bucks of break credit each. Paul, Alec, Dink, Daniel, Matt, Robert, Robert, Bernard, Robert again, and Chris Murphy. There you go. Congrats to you. Thanks for getting in. I'm Joe for jaspeyscasebrakes.com. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.


Top rating remakes. Top rated by who? Oh okay, right, right. So I've got one to 50. Stop recording? Right, so I'm recording now. So as a bit of a test, we thought, me and Nigel, we thought we'd... We've got to set the background to this. So Paul and I have a theory that Jeff's not human. They actually come from Mars and was being to Mars as an adult. That thus lacks all cultural references from the 1980s. So to test this hypothesis, Paul's got a list of... So according to AMDB, this is the top rated movies, one to 50. So I'll ask, what number do you think we'll get to when Jeff says I haven't seen it? One. You don't think he'll have seen the number one film on the IDB top? No, I don't think he will be. Okay, so what number do you think he'll get to before I have seen it? I think it'll be three. I'll have seen more on the top three. I think we'll see number three and number four, but not one or two. Okay, you'll tell the truth. I think he'll have seen the first one. I'm pretty sure he has. The Shawshank redemption. You've never seen the Shawshank I guess. Oh my God. That's not 1980s though. I know, you've been saying... This is regardless of year, this is the... This is just the top rating. Keep going. The Godfather. I've seen one of it. I don't know which one. The Godfather is the first one. The Godfather part two. No, I've only seen one of them. The Dark Knight. Yes. And Twelve Angry Men. No. Schindler's List. No. Lord of the Rings. Yes. The Return of the King. Pulp Fiction. Yes. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. No. Fight Club. Yes. So who's... Where's this rating from, this list? The IMDb. That's not the top rating film for IMDb. Well that's what it says here. Top Rated Movies. Not 150. I refuse to believe that that might sell high on top rated movies and Citizen Kane isn't. I'll just scan through and try and find 80s movies. Right. The Empire Strikes Back. Yeah. Only because you made me. I didn't like it. Beverly Hills Cop. Erm... I don't think so. Ghostbusters. Yes. Goodfellas. No. It's criminal. The Thing. No. Aliens. I've seen one with Sigourney Weaver in it. Did you have a gun on that? Gun on no gun. I don't know. It was a while ago. It was she with those marines. That's Aliens. Let me try and find the top 80s movies. I haven't seen Aliens. I don't know which one I've seen. I might have seen... I've definitely seen Aliens. Top 80s movies. I've seen Aliens. According to Ross and Tomatoes, these are the 140 essential 80s movies. Right, you ready? Let's go. St. Elmo's Fire. Never heard of it. Have you seen it? Yeah. Flash Dance. No. We're at 100% so far. Crushed Groove. No. Footloose. No. Weird Science. No. That's great. I love Weird Science. Return to Oz. That's a great one as well. Short Circuit. That's got a little robot in it, isn't it? Yes. Have I? Or is it Batteries Not Includes? Batteries Not Includes. That's the tiny little flying ones. Johnny Five is Aligned. Coming to America. That's a great one. That's a great one. Highlander. There can be any one. Oh my days. Some of these are just space balls. I love space balls. Willow. Transformers the Movie. Oh, that's the film. He's got the touch. Top Gun. You've never seen Top Gun? It's not my thing. It's not. You've never seen Top Gun? No. Oh my days. Dirty Dancing. No. It would have been on when I was there but I wouldn't have watched it. It's not my thing. Well, there we are ladies and gentlemen. Proof. Is that it? Well, there's hundreds. Cocoon. I have a feeling I might have done.  No? Caddyshack. Baby Boom. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. You've seen that. Hurrah. That's a classic movie. The Untouchables. That's a great one. That's brilliant. That's a great one. That's a great one. Send one to the hospital. Send one to the morgue. Send one to the bar. Anyway, there we are. Proof that Jeff disappeared during the 1980s. Thank you. You're welcome.