What's up everyone, it's your girl, Kenty here from Layton Sports Cards and we are ripping brand new release today of 21-22, Panini Prison Basketball Hobby Six Box Break Number One. Pick your team. Go over to the teams here and we'll get started. Alex T. Sons, Andrew A. Cavs, Angie M. Teen Wolfs, Bradley C. Jazz, Chris S. Hawks, Daniel T. Bowles. Thanks again, Daniel Felp, and let's get closed out. Dennis H. with the Grizzlies and Pelicans. Edgar B. Wizards, Eric W. Magic, Han S. Raptors, Hawesian W. Clippers, Harper B. with the Bucks and Mavs, Hwang J. with the Nets, Jeffrey H. Pistons, and Warriors, Jonathan K. Sixers, Justin D. Lakers, Kai Sang C. with the Spurs, Kenneth H. Nuggets, Koon Paul P. Pacers, Kim D. Rockets, Martin R. Knicks, Mitchell H. Heats, Naki, Varian A. Thunder, Paul E. Hornets, Paul W. Blazers, Ricky V. with the Celtics. Thanks again, Ricky, for closing us out, and Yaizen T. with the Kings. All right, everyone. Here we go. First break of the day. Again, four to go left in the next break. Let's start getting that one filled out. Filled up and we'll get that one up next. There is a link for ya. Let's get started. It's up on Beckett now. Okay, I'll have to pull that up here. All right, looking for two autos and 22 prisms per box. See some of those new inserts, the 75th anniversary as well. Let's see if we can get here for ya. Oh, not yet. Isaiah Livers Rookie, Banton Rookie. We've got Silver Rookie of Josh Giddy. Here's a nice start for O.K.C. Nice Giddy. We've got nice.  Again, this is a new insert this year. I was saying it kind of looks like a knockoff color blast. I like it. I like that it's not like a full color blast look. It's got like a little bit of half and half. Nice one there for the bucks. That's cool. And we've got First Auto up in Elvin Hayes for the Washington Bullets that will go to the Wizards. Elvin Hayes. First auto of the day. Can you tag that? Wizards more, please. Hunter and Bryant. All right. There we go. Everyone four left in the very next break. We've got Jeremiah Robinson Earl Rookie. Jalen Green Rookie. There you go, Rockets. First green of the day. We've got Red of Wilt Chamberlain for the Warriors. Look at those legs, man. Such long legs. Nice one there. We need a red wave, not numbered. We've got Hyper Obi Toppin for the Knicks. Nice Toppin. Those are not numbered either. Mindset insert, Kauai Leonard. I don't believe so, Ari. No, that would be so sick if they had a manga basketball card. Silver, Kauai Leonard. We've got Red, Bill Russell for the Celtics. Red there out of $2.99. Prismatic of Luka Donchich for the bucks. David Johnson, Rookie Raptors. There's Mr. Ayo. Ayo Dosunmu, one of the last teams taken. Go into the bowls there. Jason Tatum. We've got a Hyper Tatum for the Celtics. Another last team taken. And we've got Orange to $49 on them. Mr. Joe from the Jez. That's what I like to call them. $39 of $49 on that one. I wish all the numbering was the same throughout Prism. That would make it a little bit easier. Orange and football is out of $249. We've got Jason Preston, Rookie Clips. Stuntemire, a Shingoon Rookie Rock. My guy Lonzo is still in his Pelicans jersey in this one. Silver, Ben Simmons. We've got Hyper Rookie of Kessler Edwards for the Nets. I like the look of the Hyper Prisms. Fearless Trey Young. Hopefully that checklist comes up soon so you can see. Jalen Johnson, Rookie Hawks. We have Hyper White Screen of Donovan Mitchell for the Jez. And we've got Pistons hit here. A Sensational Signatures Rookie Auto Luca Garza. Okay, buddy there. Luca Garza. There you go. Pistons with the second auto of the first box. That's true. That's a good point, Blaze. That's funny. Moses Moody Rookie, a warrior. Little piece of glue it looks like on this base Kenyan Martin Junior. Why is it in the second year? We've got Silver Rookie of Keon Johnson Clippers. Clips. A Silver Mindset Donovan Mitchell. It's cool to get it insert there too. CP3. Rookie Grey Brown III Blazers. Got Sharif Cooper Rookie Hawks. Brown base. Got Red Wave Malik Beasley for the T Wolves. Now it's Reed, Hyper. Great Junior. We've got Rookie Cameron Thomas Nets. Yolkich. Got Silver Dennis Schroeder for the Celtics. We've got, wow look at this, 75th Anniversary Cracked Ice Pete Maravich.  Another numbered card here. Going to the Jazz. You can see the 75th Anniversary background there. That is really cool. I like that a lot. That's sick. We've got, here's another Anniversary card. 75 years of the NBA. James Bookknight for the Hornets. It's cool. Like I was saying, each basketball product this year has a really cool 75th Anniversary inserts. Which will be cool to see down the line. Hopefully we can do that more nice. We've got our first Scotty Barnes here for the Raptors. Got Red Wave. Will be topping for the Knicks. Jason Tatum on the Prismatic. So it's at the third one of those in the box. So not as short print as I thought they were going to be. Just another insert. Got Jonathan Kuminka Rookie Warriors. Jared Butler Rookie for the Jazz. Silver Bogdanovich Hux. Hyper Alonzo. Has a rookie symbol on that. That's weird. Fearless. I wonder if that's an error card. It says 21-22. Yeah. That's an error card there. Anthony Edwards is not a rookie in 21-22. There you go T-Wolves. That's interesting. And then we just saw a base of his. It's very interesting. We'll have to see if we get another one of those. Or if that's just a... I don't know. We've got Purple Ice here. Danny Green for the Sixers. That is out of 149. Purple Ice. Fireworks, Ben Simmons. TJ Warren. All right. That'll do for the first box. Looks pretty good so far. I like it for sure. We'll go now on the next break. There is the link for you. Did he CW? Okay. I didn't see his first off the line box. That's weird. All right. Box two. And just three to go left in number two everybody. We have Silver, Dory and Finney Smith. Blue Ice Rookie. Love the dark blue cracked ice. Miles McBride for the Knicks. That is out of 125. On the blue cracked ice. 75th anniversary... 75 years of MBA. Isaiah Thomas. Piston. And David Johnson Rookie Raptors. That's weird Caleb. I wonder why they did that. It's got to be air. John. Got Red Wave. Patty Mills. Nets. Blue John Wall for the Rockets. These are very nice at center. We've got White Screen Hyper. Yolkich. Silver, Rookie Otto. Bones Highland for the Nuggets. There you go Denver. Nice Bones. Topography on these are a bit nicer in my opinion too. There you go Denver. Nice hits. Nuggets with Kenneth H. Yo Kenneth. Sexton and Isaiah Lippers Rookie. Piston. All right. Eight teams left in the next break.  Payton Prichard. Silver, Celtics Mindset Silver. KD for the Nets. Yannis Fireworks. Banton Rookie Raptors. And Robinson Earl O'Casey. Yeah I was looking last night. On eBay. We've got a Simonovic. Simonovic for the Bowls Rookie. Red Wave. Xavier Tillman. Thunder. Fearless KD. Jailing Green Rookie for the Rockets. Nice. Covington. For like Wagner and Suggs. And there was a Wagner Silver Otto. Like already over a hundred bucks. And still I had like six days to go out of it. Geez. To wait a little bit to get any of those. Silver. Teres D. Teres D. Johnny Hardaway for the Magic. There's a cool one. Nice one there to 149. Cameron Thomas Rookie Nets. I was honestly just curious if there was any even on, on eBay yet. We have Hyper of Yombo. Red. Carousel Avert for the Pacers to 299. Scotty Barnes Rookie for the Raptors. Second Barnes there now I believe. And a Kominga Rookie for the Warriors. Nice. How about a Silver. Cade Cunningham. Here you go. Nice centering on that too. Give me a little tad high on that. Here you go Pistons. Detroit. Jeffrey H. On the Silver Cade. Heck yeah. Very nice car. We'll like that one. We have Hyper of Larry Nance Jr. The Magic called George. Jared Butler Rookie Jazz. And Noel. Again everyone. All fours random teams are sold out tonight. We are literally only ripping a prism all day today. Only products that we'll have. Just pick your teams left for today. The rest of the ones during the daytime and then fours as I believe. Two or three later tonight as well. Only half casers. Tyler Hero. Shin Goon Rookie Rockets. And Ben Wallace. The Clones, yeah. They're doing pretty well in the Summer Lake and the G-Lake. We've got Red Rookie Jalen Springer for the Sixers. A little color match there Philly to 2.99. Kate E. White. Green Jalen Johnson Rookie for the Hawks. And Leete and Shreemurphy the Third. Pelicans. We have a Silver. TJ Warren. The Sixers. We've got Mojo Auto. Rick Fox for the Lakers. There you go LA. That is three out of 25. First Mojo of the day. Going to LA. Who's got them? Lakers. Justin D. Nice Rick Fox. It's a unique auto that's for sure. Almost look like Otani's auto for a second. I was like wait a second. Am I having a deja vu here? Rookie of Santi Aldama Grizzlies.  That would be really funny. All right. We've got Rookie. Hold on. Of Austin Rivas Lakers. KD. We've got Red Wave. How little BC.  I like the photography on these cards this year. We've got another hyper here for the Raptors. Sometimes I wish these hypers were numbered. They're cyclical cards. Jason Tatum. Prismatic. Keon Johnson. Ricky Clippers. Oh. That was pulsar. We pulled a biumbo. That was not a hyper. It was a pulsar. Neither of them are numbered. That got me. That is a pulsar insert. Sorry about that, y'all. Good eye there, Lane. All right. Let me just do a quick refresh here. Bull's heat and wizards still left, everyone. Let's get this break filled up. There is the link for you. Uzi's over here today, Nick. Yup. I think Sam's off till Monday or something like that. I think so, Blaze. He's pretty good. I don't think anyone had a crazy Ricky season, but it doesn't mean that they can't develop. Got Silver and Lonnie Walker, the fourth spurs. Blue eyes. Joshua Primo for the spurs. Man, I can't imagine a magic one like that with the blue. That would look sick, color match. 35 years at the NBA. Corey Kispert. Bev Robinson. Clackston. Get everyone three to go. I'll call you the goat. You made him blush, Caleb. Miles McBride, Rookie for the Knicks. Three to go in the next break. Ziggurowski, Rookie Nets. We've got Red Wave of Mike Conley for the Jazz. First orange wave that we've seen today of Nikhil Alexander-Walker. Pelicans, that is 60 of 60, so the orange waves are the same numbers. Chrismatic Varley Beal. Blue, I like the blue eyes. It looks nice. I like the blue eyes. I like the blue eyes. It looks nice. You've got Zyra Williams, Rookie Grizzlies. Silver, Josh Jackson. Hyper Rookie Bones, Highlands. You go Denver with another nice one. Now that one is a little off-center there. That's a nice one there. Go with your auto. Gordon Zengas. There he is. Here's our first magic rookie, Franz Wagner. You know, magic. You've got two Cabela Schvilly. I always call him Billy. It's his nickname for me. Billy Rookie for the Bucks. A Finny Smith Red for the Mabs. 2.99. Bo. Yeah, some of them CW, even Lonzo Ball still in his Pelicans. I'm not sure he's in one. It's been like two years now. Kate Cunningham, Rookie for the Pistons. Nice base Kate. Bitter for you, Jeffrey. Bitter for fireworks, John Morant. Thanks for the follow, Parley. Ooh. Wow, how about a Dwayne Wade Auto for the Heat? Boom! Sammy. Mitchell H. On the D-Wade. Beautiful card. That's so sick. Very nice D-Wade. It's got a little dust on it. I'll have Uzi wipe it off with the microfiber cloth for you. Wow, very nice D-Wade. So cool. Thank you. Laura. See, even the photography on some of these are just so cool. Definitely upgraded from last year. Doing good, Mike. Sorry, I laughed at your comment, your first comment that you had. You said, and I didn't respond. Siminovich Rookie, Vols, Isaiah Todd Rookie, Wizards. And Mitchell Rookie King. Bunch of rookies in this pack. Joe Weisskamp on the red wave for the Spurs. Hyper. Jalen Smith. Prismatic. Jason Tatum. TJ Ward. Isaiah Jackson. Rookie Pacers. Silver. Denny Abdiah. Got another 75th anniversary of a nobie for the Raptors. Love this card. These are out of 75, too. 57 of 75. So sick. Nice hit there. Fearless Rookie, Anthony Edwards. And Thomas Variance. Get everyone. Plenty of pick your teams. Spots left. Right here is the Pulsar. Rashawn Holmes for the Kings. Pulsar there. Again, these are not numbered either. Purple Ice of Maxi Cleaver. For the Mavs to 149. Yeah. Yeah, Ari. Caleb was saying all the Ant-Man and Mellow Fearless have the Rookie symbol on them. Which is printing here, I'm assuming. Darren Sharp Rookie Nets. Because obviously they're not rookies in this here. Joshua Primo Rookie. Silver. Brook Lopez. Hyper. Mindset Kawhi. Bradley Beale. Yeah, it's really weird. And then we've got James Book Knight Rookie Hornets. Usman Garuba Rookie for the Rockets. Fireworks Hyper LeBron James. There you go. Laker starting to heat up here. LeBron James. Nice Hyper LeBron. And then we've got to 25 Sensational Signatures. Of Buddy Heal. There you go, Kings. Second Mojo Auto of the Day. Nice. Again, 4 out of 25 on that. Sacramento. 4 of CP3 and Morris. Got Josh Giddy Rookie Thunder. Jalen Suggs Rookie for the Magic for Suggs we've seen today. Silver Rookie. Darren Sharp for the Nets. Nice. Prismatic Silver LeBron. I like the Prismatic Silver. It pops even more on that rainbow right there. Very nice. There you go, L.A. Some very nice cards coming your way. Alright, and last pack of Box 3. Giving you an update on the next break here in just a second. Kai Jones Rookie Hornets. JT Thor Rookie Hornets. Red Wave of Joe Wiseman on the second year here. Warriors. Hyper Marvin Bagley the Third Kings. Katie Fearless. And Bonds. I don't know. I don't know if I agree with you there, Blaze. Just the Heat Left. Just Heat. Y'all, we just pulled a Dwayne Wade Auto. Someone just hit a Dwayne Wade Auto for 89 bucks. Only Heat Left. And next break. There is the link for you. What would you do if I was in a product? Like, is a player anything? Like an Alan and Ginter product? I would ask you to sign it. And then get it. Mag. And say I've got the Goat Autos. That's what I would do, Izzy. What would you do if you had a car? Bant and Rookie for the Raptors. I would flaunt it. You would flaunt it so hard, even if it's not that impressive. We've got a purple Tygerone for the Thunder out of 99.  You've got an Alan and Ginter card.  Rookie, Elfin, Shandgun for the Rockets. Jalen Johnson, Rookie Hawks. Silver, Dame, and Dala there for the Blazers. You've got a Wong ZZ. Zi-Zi. Mavs on the Hyper there. Oh, we don't see Elfin. Come on, let's see a big Rookie Auto or a Flashback Auto. We haven't seen any of the Flashback inserts yet. Trey Murphy, the third Pelicans. Haven't seen any of those. We've got Red, Mike Connolly for the Jazz out of 299. We've got Wizards with the Sensational Silver. Rookie Auto, Corey Kispert. Go Wizards with the second auto of the break. Oh, Washington doing well. Second break here. Jeremiah Robinson. Earl Rookie. Silver, John Stockton for the Jazz. Prismatic Silver. Kevin Durant. Nice one there, Nets. We've got Hornets. Rookie Auto, JT Thor. Back to Backpacks with the Autos. Go Hornets. Bertons, I think it's cool to have some throwback throwback guys in the product. I mean, look at Topstrom Platinum anniversary baseball. That was super fun to rip. Rookie of Jalen Green for the Rockets. Some old school names that you haven't heard in a decade. Red Rookie, Aaron Wiggins for the Thunder on the Red Wave. Hyper of Capella. I wouldn't even say that. Maybe even MAVs, MAVs collectors. We've got Silver Cam Reddish for the Hawks. Purple Ice of Aminu for the Bears. Out of 149, Prismatic Katie. We've got the Silver and the base there, Nets. Mr. I.O. One of the last teams taken there for the Bowls. Jackson Preston Rookie Clippers. Mixing the first and last names together. We've got cool one here, Pulsar Alonzo Ball again, see he's still in his Polykin jersey there. Bowls. We've got Blue Dragich for the Hawks. To 199. Mindset. Excuse me. I did not sleep well last night. Greg Brown, the Third Rookie Blazers Backman. Bigger my belly gets, the worse my backs are. We've got Silver Magic Johnson Lakers. Fearless Silver Penny Hardaway. That's a cool one. Love those old school jerseys. They should, I don't know if they do, they might. They did in the past. You know how like one month or a couple weeks out of the year the NFL does the throwback jerseys. I love when the Steelers wore the Bumblebee jerseys, those are my favorites. Sharif Cooper Rookie should do that in the NBA. Cameron Thomas Rookie Nets. I'm sure if they did that last year or not. We've got Red Wave and his Cantor. Celtics. Hyper Rookie of Josh Christopher for the Rockets. Fireworks. Bradley Beal. Scotty Barnes Rookie. Raptors. A lot of these going back and forth. LeBron. We've got Silver Market Smart Celtics. Blue Compaso for the Nuggets. A little off-colon match there to 199. 75 years in the NBA. AI for the Sixers. Lots and lots of four. Kominga Rookie Warriors. Red Wave. Jalen Brunson. Mads. We have Red. Thomas Bryant. A little color match there for the Wizards. 299. Rookie Jared Butler. Jazz. We have Silver. Ty Jerome. Hyper. Jared Jackson. Junior Grizzlies. Prismatic. John Morant. Box 5 here. Let's see anyone snag the heat up. Alright, so next break is all filled up. Number 3 has Hawks Celtics Nets. Bowls. Heath. Sixers and Wizards. So does that 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6, 7. 7 to go on number 3. Let me get you the link. There it is for you. Again, most of those are on sale as well. Hawks on sale for 179. Should be Trey Young Autos in here. It was one of the cards on my trying to say advertisement for the product. Another show card. We've got Blue. Jalen Noel. T-Wolves. We've got Sensational. Silver. Rookie Autos. Ayo Dosumu. There you go, Bowls. Again, one of the last teams taken. Second to last, I believe. And then Celtics were last. Both teams doing well. There you go, Bowls. Very nice. We'll man that one for you as well. Jared Butler. Jalen Noel and Lewis. For the most part, Nick, I am left-handed. I'm kind of ambidextrous. It honestly depends on what I'm doing. Simonovic. Shricky Bowls. Like when I play basketball, I shoot with my right hand. Harrison Barnes. White screen Silver of Zion. Pelicans. I can bowl with both hands. Isaiah Livers Rookie Pistons. And a Band Rookie Raptors. I can't bowl. It was a can bowl with either hand. He kicks it down the lane. We've got Red Wave. Russell Westbrook Lakers. Quinten Grimes on the Rookie Hyper. Nix. Mindset Tatum. Robinson Earl Rookie. We've got Silver. Duane Bacon. Red Steve Nash for the Mavs. The 299. 75 years in the NBA. Luka Donchich. Jalen Green Rookie Rockets. Nice back. And Dirk. There is definitely an alternate timeline where my dad married a woman and his last name was Bacon. And he just thought it was so funny that he changed his name. That definitely happened. Red Wave Jama Rant for the Grizzlies. Fun fact of the day. Another 75th anniversary crack. Dice of Duncan Robinson. For the Heat. Color Match there on the red. These are out of 75. 43 of 75 on that one. Prismatic Steph Curry. Warriors. David Johnson Rookie. And Rico Bear. Silver Patrick Ewing. Hyper Carmelo Anthony. I have those Sumu Rookie Bulls. Jackson Preston Rookie Clippers. Silver Derrick Favors. Purple Kevin Love for the Cavs. That's purple out of 99 there. Sharif Cooper Rookie. Rudy Gaye. And A. Cameron Thomas Rookie Nex. Yeah, everyone. 7 to go and break number 3. We are all filled up and ready to go for the next break. So let's get number 3 filled up. We've got Terrace Davis on the pulsar for the Kings. Orange Wave to 60. Devonte Graham Pelicans. James Hardin Prismatic. Scotty Barnes Rookie. We go Rafters. Bronze. Silver Josh Giddy for the Thunder. I believe that's the second one of those. There you go. OKC. Got Hyper Miles Bridges. Fearless Hardin. Jonathan Kominga Rookie Warriors. Rui Hachimara. We've got Blue Eyes Desmond Bain for the Grizzlies. Love the Blue Eyes. To 125 on that. Barkley. Shangoon Rookie Rockets. And Jalen Johnson Rookie Hawks. You don't easily have to spend. Nice. Austin Revis Rookie. We're in an Ingram Silver. We've got Prismatic Silver. James Hardin for the Nets. And we've got a Darius Basely Auto for the Thunder. Thunder's starting to heat up now. Fuego, we ship once a month internationally now. At the beginning of each month. There's a recent change we made about a month and a half, two months ago. Trimmer for the Third Rookie Jordan Pool. Yeah, so once a month now international. Last pack, box five. We've got Nights. How about a Red Wave Rookie Chris Duarte for the Pacers. First of him I think we've seen today. Justin Holliday Hyper. Prismatic AD. Ponte Audama Rookie. And Alonzo Morning. Alright, last box here. Then we'll do a quick recap. Anyone have any fun weekend plans? Up to anything. Jalen Johnson Rookie. Trimmer for the Third Rookie. We've got Purple Eights of Alonzo Ball for the Bulls. That is out of 149. Nice one here. Bulls, how about the goat? A little Alex Caruso. Still one of the Lakers, but there you go. At least you've got something to look forward to. We've got Santi Aldama Rookie. Silver Jordan Clarkson. Daniel Fass. Red for the Rockets. Mindset, Set, Steph Curry. That's a tongue twister. Mindset, Set, Curry. Mindset, Set. If I can get this pack open. The Mellow Second Air. Keon Johnson Rookie. Red Wave, Mobamba. Magic. Hyper Vusevich for the Bulls. Zach Lavigne Prismatic Bulls. Keon Rhee. Jane Springer Rookie. Charles Bassey Rookie. Silver of Marcus Morris Sr. We've got Mojo of Fancundo Campasota 25 for the Nuggets. What was that? The Third Mojo we've seen. 75 years of the NBA Isaiah Jackson Pacers. That's left. Scotty Lewis Rookie. Red, Teres Davis II Red Wave King. Silver Fireworks of Russell Westbrook. LeBron Fireworks. Jackson. Aaron Wiggins Rookie. Thunder. Luca Garza Rookie. Silver. We've got Hyper, Jared Allen. Luca. Zach Lavigne. Let's see some big autos to end this out on this first break. Kiera Rookie Kings. Evan Mobley Rookie. There you go, Cavs. I believe that's the first Mobley we've seen. Blue, Alexander Walker for the Pelicans to 199. Lilard Prismatic. We've got Rookie of Trayman for the Thunder. Second one. Trayman Rookie. Brandon Boston Jr. Rookie. Corey Kisper Rookie. Silver Bobby Portis. We've got Red Bogdanovich for the Hawks. Redemption. Uh-oh, Randall. See what our redemption is. Good luck, everybody. We've got a James Bookknight Sensational Signatures Autograph that is Hornets. Hornets with the Redemption. Quentin Grimes Rookie. Carter Robert Covington on the red wave. Hyper Rookie. Evan Mobley. There you go, Cavs. Go from not seeing him to two in one box. Cleveland. Nice hit. Andrew A. A little off-center there. But nice Mobley-Hyper. There you go. Krupa Donchich. Monk. Bones Highland Rookie. Chris Duarte Rookie. Silver Isaac Okoro. Got Gold Rookie, y'all. That came out of nowhere. Gold Rookie. Good luck. Joe Wisekamp for the Spurs. Boom. I love gold. Nice Gold Rookie. 10 of 10 Book Ends. San Antonio. Kaiseng Chi. There you go. That's on that. We'll mag that one for you, man. You were saying Ghost Spurs at the beginning of the break, too, huh? Finger Hats. Roby. We have a Josh Christopher Rookie. Rockets. A Pulsar. Kelly Olnick. Purple Lori Markinen for the Cavs. Dwellin B. Prismatic. And Last Pacture. Got Herbert Jones Rookie. Toscano Anderson Rookie. Kyle Lowry Silver. Kyle Lowry Hyper. And that will do it. Give me one second, and we will do a recap here. Quite a bit of mags cards. Awesome. All right, we had the Hornets Redemption. James Booknights. Alex Caruso Otto Bolls. Darius Basley. Thunder. JT Thor Rookie. Silver Rookie Otto. Corey Kispert Washington. Luka Garza Silver Otto. Detroit and Elvin Hayes. This will go to the Nationals. Or the Wizards. Rollo. Washington. Wizards, sorry. Gold Rookie to 10. Joe Weisskamp for this first. We had the Hyper Rookie. Evan Mobley Cavs. Ayodo Tsumu on the Silver Sensational Otto. Bolls. Dwayne Wade Otto. 25 Otto. Rick Fox. Ann A. Cade Cunningham Silver Base. That will do it for the first half, everyone. We've got another one of these coming right up.


Yes folks, Nintendo has successfully shut down Yuzu or at least gotten Yuzu to shut down in a massive settlement that no, doesn't really set legal precedent, just appears to enforce current legal precedent. Look, I am not a lawyer. We need to get this out of the way right now. I am in no way a lawyer. None of this is legal advice. And no, even lawyers do not know what would have happened if this case were going to trial because regardless of how other pieces of software have been handled in a trial, new precedents could have potentially been set for the positive or negative depending on which side of the fence you are on. But this case did not go to trial as there was a agreed upon settlement. Now again, the settlement is not technically final. We are in the last stage before it becomes final from my understanding. And while I did reach out to a lawyer that does deal with DMCA and made very compelling statements on why this was a real case, I just want to kind of dive a little bit into the actual legal document and what it says and what points were told to me about where this actually has a lot of legal basis. Like Nintendo wasn't crazy and out of their mind for what they were doing, even though a lot of people don't like it. And then we're going to get into the official statement put out by Yuzu themselves, how part of the statement is a little bit of BS in my opinion. However, to remember, they are obviously under some legal obligations at the moment. So take that for what you will. Let's go ahead and dive into this legal document that we have our hands on here. I will provide a link to this down below. So you're going to see that it says exhibit a, and we're not going to go through this entire document because a lot of it's very repetitive. But the beginning basically has the first page or two has all the relevant information we need. So you can see this what's happening in the district of Rhode Island, tropical case LLC are the makers of Citra and Yuzu, though this was just for the Yuzu emulator. All right. So this came before the court on parties joint motion for entry of final judgment joint motion means that they came to a settlement. All right. So Nintendo America Inc. markets and distributes electronic video games and consoles, and they're saying that these are findings of fact, of course, you know, fact in the letter of the laws a little bit different than fact in a settlement. Again, settlements do not create law. They're just a way to avoid worrying about creating law and dealing with massive lawyer fees. Anyways, so the Nintendo switch and Nintendo switch video games contain technological measures that effectively control access to copyright. It works and protect rights of copyrighted owners, including Nintendo, the technological measures. Nintendo owns valid copyrights in works protected by the technological measures, including its video games and the Nintendo switch operating system. Yuzu, a video game emulator, circumvents the technological measures and allows for the play of encrypted Nintendo switch games on devices other than Nintendo switch. For example, Yuzu executes code that decrypts Nintendo switch video games, including component files immediately before and during runtime using unauthorized copies of Nintendo switch cryptographic keys. Yuzu is primarily designed to circumvent and play Nintendo switch games in ordinary course of its operation with those games. Yuzu requires Nintendo switches proprietary cryptographic keys to gain access to and play Nintendo switch games, developing or distributing software, including Yuzu, that in its ordinary course functions only when cryptographic keys are integrated without authorization violates digital millennial copyright act DMCA prohibition on trafficking in devices that circumvent effective technological measures because the software is primarily designed for the purpose of circumventing technological measures and then therefore they're ordered to pay 2.4 million dollars in fees to Nintendo in damages and yada yada yada everyone's gonna bear the cost of their own lawyers and they have to delete everything right like all the rest of the stuff is just what they have to do like getting rid of all their copies are no longer allowed to you know if you go through this or no longer allowed to even work on emulators ever again they're basically making this agreement in the settlement the settlement is legally binding so this you know them agreeing to this means that yeah they cannot be involved in any other emulation development in the future for against Nintendo anyways so you know it it's pretty much a hey we're dipping out and we are just not we're gonna give into everything Nintendo said the only thing that it really isn't included in here is anything to do with you know modifying hardware and stuff like that one there's already case law that says you're allowed to do that and you're allowed to make legal backups of your games so that is you know not something that you know Nintendo was trying to get to get illegal but that's not in this settlement and to be fair even if it was it still wouldn't actually be legally binding it wouldn't circumvent currently existing case law now when we talk about all of this the biggest thing and remember a lot of this is just my opinions i'm not a lawyer but in talking to a lawyer that dealt with it that dealt deals with dmca and copyright with software uh there definitely was a case here for nintendo and really a case for all of these companies especially now ones that are using all these protections because when you buy a physical copy or you buy a digital copy you're buying a license and there is protections around being able to make backups the thing about the protection around the backups is nintendo actually has a legal argument that just because you're allowed to legally make a digital backup of whatever that thing is doesn't give you the right to actually play that thing on anything other than the original intended hardware because they don't you don't own the copyright and in order to get around that you have to actually decrypt which is in dmca law that you cannot decrypt encrypted copyrighted work so while there are exceptions through these rules the exceptions are not really around whether or not it's legal to decrypt encrypted copyrighted work and even though yuzu might not execute it themselves they might not provide it by default with their emulator they do have to use prod keys and other things in order to properly decrypt and run these files so it's interesting because obviously we had this legal case all the way back in like 2000 with sony where yes actually emulators can exist but that was also back before all these encryption keys were going on and it really just proved that it's illegal for an emulator to exist in the way that that emulator existed back then you know reverse engineering uh systems and stuff like that with your own custom code that sort of stuff is allowed but is it allowed to happen if in the course of doing that you still require the use of literal copyrighted owned encryption files by nintendo that is a very legally gray area and you definitely can't decrypt those files because that is definitely a dmca violation so it's very fascinating the case nintendo was making and really my only statement here is i'm kind of surprised nintendo didn't just do this like sooner uh on top of that the legal argument here or at least the public statement from yuzu is i'm just gonna say not the greatest and definitely goes against things that you can find publicly about this company but let's go ahead and look at this you're gonna see it's kind of tiny here we're gonna blower up uh so you can get a full look here this is their statement says hello users and citra fans we write today to inform you that yuzu and yuzu's support of citra are being discontinued effective immediately yuzu and its team have always been against piracy we started the projects in good faith out of passion for nintendo and its consoles and games and we're not intending them to cause harm but we see now that because our projects can circumvent nintendo's technological protection again they're going directly into the hey we are circumventing all of their protections around their software even if we don't provide it directly uh and a lot of users that play games outside of authorized hardware they have led to an extensive piracy in particular we have been deeply disappointed when users have used our software to leak game content prior to its release and ruin the experience for legitimate purchases and fans we have come to the decision that we cannot continue to allow this to occur piracy was never our intention and we believe that piracy of video games on video game consoles should end effective today we will be pulling our code repositories offline discontinuing our patreon accounts and discord servers and soon shutting down our websites we hope your actions will be a small step toward ending piracy of all creators works thank you for your years of support and for understanding our decision and one thing i find funny you hear is that you can get the emulator even right now right off their website i find this completely fascinating it's almost like they were giving a final warning to everyone who wants to use their emulator go get it now because we're not legally required to take it down yet but we will be taking it down as soon as this judgment goes through and we're forced to and i think that's hilarious because of someone who runs and has run several traditional websites it's one click of a button to take that website offline uh and they're just acting like oh it's going to be harder and take long no no you're just waiting till you're legally forced to do it because you're giving everyone the ability to still download your emulator the funny thing too about all of this is their statements entirely full of bs if you know anything about the founder of user and user and all this stuff they have publicly made statements on their discord server on social media various other places advertising piracy they were very upfront about it and they even include documents or did at least on their website i haven't double checked showing people how to access and get your hands on the keys that are technically illegal to have access to so uh and look these guys knew what they were doing right they very clearly were advertising their their their thing for piracy in a way that you usually don't see makers of emulators do obviously makers of emulators are well aware the most popular user group are people pirating but they're not so blatantly obvious about it the way that yuzu was and the fact that they're acting like oh man we didn't do anything wrong this was never our intent look this statement was written by a lawyer let's just be honest they're trying not to ruffle anymore of nintendo's feathers because nintendo never even went after citra even though citra is also having to use keys and stuff so you can see how they're like oh man we better take this down as well as a sign of good faith so nintendo doesn't slap us with another 2.4 million dollars in fines and yada yada so i just find all of this to be really really uh interesting and again none of this sets a new precedent it's more so enforcing currently existing laws in dmca around copyright protection surrounding software and look uh in the one lawyer i talked to's opinion it is very shocking nintendo didn't use these same laws to shut this stuff down much sooner but at the same point this only really applies in the united states as well for my understanding so like regionics the other nintendo switch emulator i'm sorry if i butcher the name uh i was informed by some that it i wasn't able to confirm this but i was informed that they actually originated in brazil so they have to be compliant with brazilian law and i don't know anything about that law i barely know us law and then obviously you know this won't apply to emulators anything made out of the united states and even then it doesn't really apply to anything anyway because nintendo was just enforcing current laws and look who knows what we were to went in court but uh if you guys have watched all the lawyer channels out there most of them kind of agreed that nintendo had an extremely strong case here and it was very unlikely the other side could win although you never know which way things would actually go in a courtroom setting and new precedents could be set new exceptions could be made etc etc etc but from the looks of it based on how other software law has gone likely nintendo would have probably won this lawsuit if it would have went to trial and then you just have the full definitive you can't make emulators anymore or something like that so i find this to be really quite fascinating or at least you can't make emulators that that require the use of of of you know encryption keys and stuff like that like that's that's maybe the the caveat there not that emulators would be illegal but ones that have to use encryption keys uh because again those are not things that they own rights to uh you whether they provide them or not if your software doesn't work without them you know what i mean like that's that's nintendo's big argument so i don't know guys this is going to cause a lot of debate please be kind down in the comments i you know i'm not really like am i happy not really am i mad not really i don't emulate games but i you know i understand a lot of people that do i'm not here to tell you what's morally right i'm just here delivering what the facts were given a few opinions a little context from my lawyer friend of mine and leaving it at that so thank you guys so much for tuning in it's time for us to outturn a new leaf and get ready for some more content later today i'll catch you guys in the next video


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So how do we use this stuff? First off, you can select a particular behavior that you're interested in increasing. How do we do it? Start general. Oftentimes, this is the outcome type of stuff. Being successful, whatever being successful means. Does that mean making a lot of money? Does that mean starting a company? Does that mean helping others? What does it mean? How do you define being successful? So we're going to start general. And then what you do is you actually start to narrow that down. So get extremely specific. So here is an example of one of those. Being to work on time. So that's part of being successful. If you show up all the time, you're going to get fired. So that's not going to contribute to being successful. So start general, get more specific as you go. Break that down into what, when you say, what does successful mean, you're going to identify several behaviors that are associated with that. Those are the things that you're going to then try to strengthen using reinforcement. The same thing goes if you're trying to manage somebody else's behavior. So if you're trying to get somebody to be more cooperative, OK, well, that's the general thing. What does that mean? Break that down. Sharing toys, answering emails, whatever it may be, whatever it may be, you're going to have to narrow that down to something specific. So again, this is where we start to split out those, oh, what do you call them, the outcomes versus the behaviors. So we're going to split out that outcome and break it down into the individual behaviors. There's a certain art to doing this because the first time you do this, you might get overly molecular. And that's OK. You can always strengthen those very finite, those very small responses, if you will, and you'll get the overall outcome. And that's fine. That's fine. There's nothing wrong with that. It just becomes a little bit more challenging as you go along. Well, how do we choose reinforcers? Well, guess what? Different strokes for different folks. There's no more to it than that. What reinforces you may not reinforce me. What reinforces me may not reinforce. Well, I don't know. Let's pick on somebody in the class. There's Mac sitting there back in the back side towards the center of the room. So what is a reinforcer for her or may not be reinforcing for Erika? Who knows? The thing is that our learning history has provided us with reinforcers that are available. And we're going to talk about those reinforcers and how they develop it. But the thing you need to remember is that you really don't know if something's a reinforcer until you try it out. There's different categories of reinforcers right here. But again, something's going to be different for everyone. But the general category still exists. You can have a consumable reinforcer, which is something that you would eat. For me, curry is a great reinforcer. But some other stuff, Brussels sprouts not so much. But Brussels sprouts may be reinforcing to somebody else. So you just have this general category of food reinforcers. We call those consumables. Activities. According to the picture here, surfing. That may be reinforcing for some people. Probably not so reinforcing for me. I've never really done it. So I've assumed it's not going to be that reinforcing. It may be because I haven't tried it. And I don't know. And so we always have to take that empirical approach of finding out, is this something that's going to be a reinforcing situation? But again, activities can be reinforcing. For me, spending a lot of time woodworking. I'm a big woodworker. I enjoy it. I do custom stuff all the time. That is something that's very reinforcing. And you can use those types of activities to strengthen other behaviors. I'll talk more about that later on in the quarter. I've got some really good examples for that. Manipulative. Things that you can do with your fingers. So things that you can manipulate. A lot of kids like to just manipulate clay or play dough. So just that manipulation sort of thing can be a useful tool. And by manipulation, I don't mean changing someone's behavior. But I mean that you're manipulating the clay. You're manipulating the paper, whatever it may be. That may be something that works. So playing with a favorite toy. It kind of overlaps with activities. This is sometimes a little bit inappropriate to separate these out. But we just do have these general categories. And then you have professional and social reinforcers. That's pretty straightforward. Obviously, the social stuff is obvious. Access to friends, access to family. Or even access to, I don't know, we used to use chat rooms a lot. Not so popular anymore. But maybe Facebook is reinforcing. That's both the activity and its social. So who knows, professional stuff. Feedback from colleagues or whatever the case may be. So we've got a lot of different reinforcer classes or groups of reinforcers that are available. The trick is that you have to figure out which one of those you want to try and use. And as you're working with your own behavior, for this self-change project, you want to identify the things that you like. So the easy way for me to tell you to identify your reinforcers is come up with a list of the things that you like. Food, activities, and then professional and social type of stuff. You can leave the manipulative out for your thing, for your behavior, unless it's something that's really obvious to you. But it can be a bit more of a challenge to think of the manipulative ones, at least for our own behaviors.


So, within this Redfall video, I bring you the location of 4 guaranteed legendary weapon drops, and also a trick you can use to get legendaries elsewhere. How's it going guys? My name's DPJ and if you do enjoy the video, leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. Ok, so some of these will require you to have a lot of picks and rewire kits. These can be brought from the last and found vendor within the fire station, or obviously be looted out and about. Ok, so first up guys, we have this one right here. Follow the path I take to this building.  You can use a lock pick or just jump through the window. It will set off an alarm when there is a terminal inside the building to deactivate this alarm, but it's no issue dealing with a few vampires that may appear here. In this building, you will need a lock pick to get into a room, and then you will need another one to get into this safe, and there you guys have your legendary. Ok, so this next one is quite a run away, but doesn't require any lock picks or rewire kits, as you can simply just break the window and enter this place. So follow the path I take on screen now, and go get this legendary. An alarm may go off, but there should be a terminal inside if you are struggling with the enemies that will come. But yeah guys, here you go. This is a legendary weapon, which is 99% of the time, but my experience will be a shotgun. Ok, so the next one is located within a pawn shop. This one does require a lock pick and a rewire kit. So follow the path I take on screen now guys, and go and get this thing. Ok, so the last legendary weapon location, which is guaranteed, is located right here on the map. It is a mission away from the fire station, but there is a fast travel spot right near it, which I'm going to use guys, otherwise I'll be running here about 5 minutes, which will make the video too long. But once you get here guys, this place is swarming with enemies and vampires, and it also requires you to have a lock pick. But yeah guys, go get this thing. Ok, so with the guaranteed legendos out the way, did you guys know that random weapons fans scattered around the map? None legendos can actually be rotated and turned into legendary weapons. For instance, weapons that you may find on a floor, not in a chest or a safe or anything like that. These can actually appear as a legendary, if you find one and it isn't a legendary, you can actually turn it or have a chance of turning it into a legendary. To do this guys, it's quite simple. Once you find that random weapon just lying there, waiting for you to pick up, simply fast travel away from it and runs back. Also quitting out the game and coming back has a chance for the weapon to again change, change its rarity, and actually become a legendary. I tried and tested this and got it to work on two different occasions. As you can see on the screen now, this random weapon which I found was a typical usual crappy rarity. I ran back here about five times and it eventually turned into a legendary weapon. So yeah, I mean it's a bit long and I'd rather just play the game, but at least you know this can be done. Also another trick, any of the guaranteed legendos I showcased earlier, you can actually rotate these for different ones too, by quitting out the game and coming back to them before you picking them up. So for instance, you grab one out of a safe or you open up a safe, you can see the legendary there is for your taking. If it's one you don't want or one you already have, simply quit out of the game guys and then come back here. If it's one that requires a luck pick or a rewire kit, you will have to reuse those to get the legendary again. But hey, there's a chance it will rotate. But yes guys, just a simple tip there. And there we have it, the end of the video has arrived. Guys, if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out, feel like what you're seeing when I see more, be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys, I will see you on that next one.


We want to do a demonstration for the effect of surface area on the rate of the reaction. If I take a solid iron nail and heat it, the reaction with the oxygen in the air is very slow. We're now going to bring in a piece of steel wool, which is basically iron in a very, very finely divided state. We get a very rapid reaction with the oxygen in the air due to the large increase in surface area. We can greatly increase the rate of the reaction by using the steel wool. Instead of having it react with the oxygen in the air, we put it into some pure oxygen. That will increase the concentration of the reactant.


So we've all been there, right, when we just buy a cheap watercolour palette because we just want to test it out.  So I'm going to show you a little bit of like some tricks that can help you to maybe make this watercolour palette a little bit better. So I got this palette for about $5 and even then I think I was ripped off. It's super cheap, super plasticky, but let's see what the colours are like inside. There are some nice colours here and they do offer you a little bit of a variety for instance, so that's not too bad. It is open. Oh, it broke instantly. Okay, that could be my bad because I've had this for a while, but I'm also going to say it's probably not. I could use this as a palette but also they provide you with these little squares, which is kind of nice.  Like the hairs seem a little bit fluffy, which is nice. So yeah, let's see how it goes. Also guys, I would like to remind you that I have Emilia's Burning restocked in my Etsy shop, but also we have Wishing on a Star and the Slow Disappearance of Eleven Ubury. They have just arrived and they come in a pair because they are sister comics and they look absolutely cool and I'm really, really happy with them. So if you guys fancy grabbing these together, then check out my link in the description for Etsy and yeah, they're going to come together like this and I'm really happy and really proud of them. I'm going to use this brush or try to use it for a little bit. What I want to do first is to activate. I've got my little handy water dropper. You can get these droppers pretty much with like, it's kind of the trend now in skincare. So once you've finished it up, they are really handy for just like, no spill water activation. And so, you know, it's kind of handy. I mean, you could just pour a glass of water over these, but it's easier than making a big old mess. But that is entirely up to you. It might not work too well because they are so chalky that it's just kind of like, not working well. The ports are like, some of them are kind of seeping in, but some of them are like, no, this ain't happening. We don't want you. So here we go. Let's use some paper for testing this beautiful palette out. So a good way to get the most out of your watercolor paints is to really keep working it. So lots of the pigment and lots of like the color comes off of this block of chalkiness and you can really get like a lot of color on your brush. This brush is super cheap and this helps if you want to do something like make color really pop and have a lot of pigment to use. So here you go. It's not too bad. The brush is pretty terrible. And then you can add like a lot of water, obviously, to help bring it all together. The brush is not falling apart and it is actually holding water quite well. But it's, if you see, it's like when I try to do like a line, it's kind of blending it all over.  Definitely you need a lot of water with this palette because it is so chalky that it like dries out the color a little bit quicker. But you can see that we get, we do get like a fine amount of color for your buck, which is pretty nice considering it's so cheap. You never know what you could use this for really. It's probably a great like kids beginner's starter pack. I know a lot of people say like don't give kids or I read that online when somebody was like don't give kids cheap art supplies because they're just going to get frustrated with them. But I mean like it's worth learning with them. I kind of agree a little bit but it's kind of what you can afford you know. So if you can only afford like a cheap set, it shows that you can do something cool with them. So now we're going to do like water or water. I'm just wetting really wet in the area and seeing how the pigment is going to spread. So it's wet on wet is this technique with water color. I'm going to use this like pink, pink red color. And you can see we can do some little effects which is kind of nice and we can like maybe blend them a bit. So it's not too bad, it's not like the worst set ever. So obviously I'm using quite like nice expensive paper for this. So I'm thinking like maybe you wouldn't, especially if you could only afford like a cheap color palette. And the way to like maybe get the best results out of that is to use not too much water and just try to be conservative with what you use on the paper. Just be careful not to use too much pigment and water and it should work out a little bit better for you. With these papers they can kind of take a lot of abuse because that's what like you know they've been made to like handle a lot of pigment and a lot of colors. A good way to get the most out of your watercolor palette like your cheap one. Like I said keep trying to work the paint a little bit more, get it like super thick. You can get like a lot of pigment that way and then load your brush up. And make sure like you mix colors together that aren't straight from the palette because sometimes if you do that it looks very, the artwork kind of turns out quite cheap looking somehow. And it seems like oh they've just used the color straight from the palette. It's kind of like a generic thing and it does show. So if you make like your own colors you can get a more interesting look and feel to your painting. So I'm just going to do like a quick set of colors maybe that go together. And see like here we have like a much richer color, much more interesting color than just like the basics. Not that these colors are too bad but I think sometimes when you buy a cheap set they can just come with like really basic colors. So you want to just really like branch out and see what you can create yourself. And that way you can get a lot more out of your palette. These paints are not too bad. I was expecting them to be a lot but a lot worse. So there's that but I think like each thing is a little bit different. For instance like trying to get color off this purple it's a little bit less juicy. If that makes sense then say this one that one like kind of like gave me a lot of color really quickly. Because this one I'm kind of working for a while and it's still not giving me too much off that color.  I'm going to get a little bit of this red which is kind of like nice and juicy. And add it to my purple to make it kind of darker. So I found this iconic scene from Studio Zubli. You know the Spurs of the Wave film where they're on the train and they're driving past the house. I actually already painted this in another video but I think it would be interesting to try and see what it could look like with these cheap paints and see if I can create a similar look and feel. So they are kind of drying pretty fast. It could be the paper though a little bit more than. So I'm trying to keep working with it a little bit wetter than I usually would. So far I'm not hating how it's looking. It's kind of nice. So we've got this really like yellowy island here. So I want to mix a really yellowy green. Another tip is probably don't mix your colors on top of other colors because that probably will ruin your cheap paints but here we go. You can really get some good colors if you just like work them up a little bit yourself. I'm working quite quickly as well which you can probably tell. I think probably need to work a little bit quickly. Oh shoot. Always have a handy cloth with you basically. Pulling up your mistakes. Right so for consistency I kind of want to stick with the color palette that I've made here. Even though there's lots of colors for me to use. If I stick with, sorry pour in my coffee. If I stick with a similar color palette as in using a range of these colors that I've made it will make the painting just seem like it belongs together. Like all parts of components of it belongs in the same lighting, the same scene, the same tones. So for instance if I went in suddenly with like this really bright purple it just would be like a little bit strange and it can happen. You can always break rules but I think it's always a good idea to try and stick to the color palette that you've created. So here I'm going to use like this purple with this to kind of make a different tone for the clouds in the distance. So I'm going to just do this and then I'm going to outline the house over here. I'll also use this as my shadows. My base and my shadows. So something cool about cheap watercolor palettes is because it's so chalky you can kind of like use a little bit of the chalkiness when it dries out as a bit of a guideline for where you want to go. So it kind of works nicely. You can make like a bit of a texture as well to indicate like some shadows in this area. You can use a bit of dry brushing with the chalkiness. And if you get some interesting effects like obviously watercolors are probably not supposed to be used too much like that but it doesn't mean that you can't have fun with it and try to do something a little bit different to what you were doing. So I need a bit of this orange now and I think it's looking a little bit too dark so I'm going to go with this pinky a little bit in this corner and try and make it a little bit more pink. So we're just trying our best really with these colors that we've been given these cheap paints but we're going to have fun with it as well.  Like you can still try to make good with what you've got. If we're not having fun then what's the point right? So let's do this. And I'm going to use a little bit of this to like darken the areas because when I'm looking at the Studio Ghibli clouds they have really like created like a darkness there as well. And I'm going to use some of that color on the shadow of this house to like have some cohesion again in the painting. So it's not looking terrible. I kind of like the effect it's giving me. It's like not the worst thing ever. So I'm kind of pleased with this so far. You just got to work really carefully and don't like layer down too much all at once because there's no going back with water color as well. A little bit of orange just fine. Super pink cloud here. I think I'm about to get attacked by a kitten. Cuteness. Muchy. You cannot be here. She just climbed up the back of the desk. She's absolutely psycho. I want to do some highlights so I can kind of use this paint a bit opacally if I keep doing the trick of like keep twisting the pigment around.  I can kind of use it a little bit and paint which is nice. And that's something you probably don't tend to get with like more expensive watercolors because it's made for like the pigment to kind of spread quite easily. So that's another like advantage of cheap paints. I'm going to see advantage because... So yeah I want to use this really opacally because this is really a bright cloud up here. Oh my gosh she's coming back guys. She's coming back. She's crazy. This cat is crazy. Don't do it. Muchy. Muchy. Oh my god. So let's go back over that because she super smudged it. You can probably see that the colours are getting a little bit muddy. And that's because I haven't changed my water in a while so I'm going to go and pop and change that and then we'll see a difference. I'll also clean my brush. Pro tip. Always clean your stuff. Lots of colour suddenly appearing and it's becoming really fluffy, really bubbly which is good. And I'm just going to show you what it looks like on this test paper. Obviously we've got some bubbles there but we can work them off but it kind of makes the chalkiness go away and makes the paints last a bit longer. So if I do the same thing with a colour that hasn't been activated with it, let's go for this like purple. I think there must be some... Oh my brush. So I'm going to get a different brush to show you. So let's say this purple, yeah. Let's do the same amount. You guys are a little bit bubbly but not as much as we got with the green and then I'm going to do the same thing where I just like try and show you the difference. So you can see like it's not quite as smooth the pigment. So if you want to do like a big wash of colour, it's kind of like better. I don't know. It was a small tip I learned when I was younger. See it's like super frothy. More bang for your buck I would say. A smoother colour. Not sure if it's like entirely true but I think it works a little bit. Okay so obviously it's not the best painting that I've ever done but it's also not too bad. It's quite nice and it shows you that you can do a lot with what you've got. This was $5 and obviously it's a little bit chalky but if you want to have fun with watercolours or just try them out then maybe it is kind of the route for you. This was fun to do and I hope that you guys enjoyed this little kind of tips video. Anyway I hope that you guys enjoyed it and I will see you next time. Please like this video if you enjoyed it and I will appreciate that. Thanks again to my patrons. They are all these people and you guys are super lovely. I am really hoping to get more people onto Patreon so I can probably do this full time which would be awesome. But yeah at the moment I am not. Anyway see you guys next time and thanks for everything. Bye.