Look at these Ravens trying to be slick. I know what y'all doing. I get it, but I know what y'all doing We all know what y'all doing so the Baltimore Ravens who have been going back and forth with Lamar Jackson with contract negotiations Um, they are looking for just any type of incentives They possibly can get or they possibly can actually give to Lamar Jackson for him to stay And an incentive would be a nice bonus reason why you should stay with us Why you should sign with us and why you should remain with the Baltimore Ravens And if we can't just do it with money, we're gonna take it up a notch, too We're gonna do it with respect How can we show you Lamar Jackson that we really respect you really respect your opinion and really value it? Oh, well, he's gonna have some input on our next in our offensive coordinator He's gonna have some input on that and I said, okay nice step in the right direction, but no They're not done They said, you know what? Let's bring in his family Let's let's bring in his cousin the Baltimore Ravens claim cornerback Trayvon Moreland Lamar Jackson's cousin awful waivers from the cowboys who Wow, what a game right The game I was fine with how the game was going But the way it ended just bothered me because I'm like really and we talked about in the previous video That's really how y'all wanted in the game Like a little five six y'all pass like come on now like throw a hell marry or something like what are you doing anyway? Talk about that another time, but Ravens claim Trayvon Moreland awful waivers from the cowboys. He was a 2019 second round pick from the raiders And now he's a raven Ravens y'all not slick Y'all not slick. I I see it. I see it. I see what y'all done. We all know what y'all doing But hey, whatever works man it to to keep Lamar Jackson, right? Whatever works um, also The ravens seemed like they were doing Uh, just a little bit of trolling too. I mean I can't necessarily call it trolling, but initially when I saw it I was like hold up But then I realized this is after Hackett got fired the ravens.  So it says Okay, so Justin out and he was the offense. He took over as offensive coordinator after they Fired Nathaniel Hackett So he wasn't the original offensive coordinator because we know what the bronco's in that offense If we were looking to pluck somebody from that staff I mean even still but if they looking to pluck somebody from that staff after how that offense was this you Yuck, but anyway, uh the ravens will interview I'm sorry, y'all The ravens will interview Bronco's offensive coordinator Justin out and for their offensive coordinator job. So it says Now this part I was like Okay I said Denver ran for 205 yards in the last game of the season without and calling plays Which fits with John Harbaugh's desire to keep the run game a part of their identity Like that's and I know he only had a couple games to call plays small sample size. Um, I'm thinking That this is just gonna be one of those like we just exploring all options We're trying to just do a wide spread Of interviews and what now we're trying to cover Everything everybody from everywhere Opportunity fair of a lifetime you come be the offensive coordinator here with the ravens This is a chance of a lifetime take her to leave it buddy But let's see who they hire man at least I do appreciate that the ravens are doing their due diligence, um This one I just Because again, he was on the staff. I know he didn't have the same role. He was an offensive coordinator before but I mean, hey, you never know. Some people just need to change the scenery, right? They just need to change the scenery we wink. I think uh, I think he was a defensive coordinator with the Broncos before I think and his defense was ranked like 32 All right, so he came over to the ravens and the defenses they did just fine when they were healthy So there was that so I mean sometimes we just need to be in a different environment. That's it. So Yeah, but anyway, um, just had to update y'all With the latest and greatest with our favorite football team or if you're watching this channel, you're not even a ravens fan That's fine, too But the latest and greatest going on with these Baltimore ravens team can be clean I really appreciate y'all and we out


The Otago Classic rally brings not just the superstar drivers, but also the superstar co-drivers like Stefan Pravo, former WRC. So Stefan, why do you keep coming back? Only because they are the best roads in the world. I've been running for 25 years in New Zealand, especially Otago South Island. It's unbelievable the quality of the stages on the roads. It's just mega. How did you initially join up with Marco? Well, we were a team made at Ford in WRC 2003-2004. I was not co-driver to Marco. I was with Duval. But in the second car team, when Marco was the first driver, so then Marco retired two or three years after that. Then in Belgium, my country, they're running a big historic event as well. And they're looking for a guest driver every year, and they try to get different drivers everywhere. So I thought Marco could be a good guest driver. So I've asked him if he would be interested to come over to Belgium and drive a Mac 2 Escort just for fun. And that's what he did. He enjoyed it so much. Then I got a chance from John Kennar to bring Marco over here last year, and he agreed to do that. And we enjoy it so much. Then when the opportunity came to do it this year again, it just took us like five seconds to say, oh yeah, we'll be back for sure. So what's it like for a couple of former WRC guys to be competing in a classic car like this? It's different for Marco for sure. He's not driving much since he retired. He does maybe one or two events a year maximum. So of course it takes a bit of time to get used to the car, to the notes all the time. But it's fantastic to be sitting in such a funny car with such a good driver. It's unbelievable still the speed you can get with this old car with a driver like Marco behind the wheels. It's really good fun and amazing.


Everybody forced here ripping 2023 top-trome baseball jumbo eight-box case number 37 pick your team style Adrian W. Angels, Adrian H. Mariners, Andrew M. Blue Jays Andrew H. Marlins, Ben B. Dodgers Brad R. Braves, Rangers and Cardinals David C. Royals, Don L. Brewers, Derek B. Phillies, Edward P. A's and White Sox Gary A. Pirates, George S. Guardians, Jeff T. Twins, Jeffrey H. Diamondbacks, Orioles, Reds, and Yankees Joseph D. Giants, Keith J. Padres, Michael W. Redsox, Nick C. Metz Peng Xun with the Rays, Ray G. Astros, Raymond R. Rockies, Tony W. Cubs, Tony C. Nationals, and Vaughn has the Tigers. Good luck, everybody Let's go ahead and get started here. I texted Jazz. I'll let her know. Hopefully she'll come in here. If not, we'll go out there and tell her after the break Because they're like stocking up the freeze where I can see it right now I'm gonna have one of there. I just take a bite of every like every few days Blast me forever. I'll pay. If one comes by every like now and then I'll pay. I don't care. I'll get it I do come over here for like 30 minutes 30 minutes. Oh no, I used to just tell him to come over to my left. 30 hour. There you go. Sit outside. Because you know people here would just get stuff and put in the freezer. We'd all just be buying ice cream. You got it on. Nice, dude. Gold Wave Acunia. That is big. 20 of 50 Braves right off the rip. That guy is looking like he's gonna win MVP so Congrats to Atlanta. MVP buyback would be big with that one. Gold Wave Acunia. That Rikki Refractor Langley is for the A's. We got a ton of sleeves now. That one mags and Robbie Ray prism for the Mariners. A pool's refractor. Nice Vaughn.  A Red Sox PC hit pull by Jeter would be pretty nuts Michael Harris. I guess any big card pulled by Jeter for you would be pretty nuts. Michael Harris there. Alec Bohm prism for the Phillies. Rikki Refractor costs us Red Sox. They should list another one. We should find some more definitive and stuff. It's gonna sell. Why not? I don't know how long they want to be live though. I have no idea. I know nothing other than I'm the one that listed the break and did all that stuff last night. Nice. A Masataki Yoshida Rikki Refractor Auto to $4.99. Dang! This box is sick. Grats Boston. Get that magged as well. Some card stands out here. Rikki Refractor Tovar for the Rockies. They run out of space on the first box. Goodness gracious. Yeah, sometimes his signature isn't the cleanest but that one looks pretty good actually. Sometimes he gets a little messy in the middle. Zach Wheeler. Hirachman Base. Josh Jung. Prism Rikki Bo Nailer. And Rikki Refractor, not Rikki, but Refractor U Darvish. Half a box down. We got Yoshida and Akunya Maggaards. Green Wave now. Is Rikki Michael Massey to $99.00 KC. Prism Marcus Strohman. Refractor Seya Suzuki. Hey Vaughn, do you think the Red Sox would get any free agent pitchers? Yoshida Base. For sure they will but I mean like any decent starters you think. There's not too many like, there's no like aces out there. I think Nola was out there which is pretty close. Snell was out there too. Rikki Refractor Rikki Auto Langleer is the 150 for the A's. I feel like Snell is like a trap though. He's one of the guys that is really good every few years but in between it's like, oh he's yeah, he can't get through the fifth inning without loading him to bases. Stowers, Titans-Ruchman. Signed three A's to go World Series easy. I don't know too, they might need some lineup depth as well. Walker there. Prism Maneses for the Nationals. Refractor O'Neill Cruz. Three autos here are still looking for one more. Old Bay, there's Carroll. Prism Gosman for the Blue Jays. Refractor Rikki Bo Nailer Guardians. And a closer, and a set of man and a couple of hitters. There you go, there you go. Everything but shortstop. Pretty much, hey. And maybe like, I guess solid first baseman. Catcher. A nice one here, Astros Jainer Diaz Rikki Auto. He is quietly having a really good year, like really good. 20 plus homers is a 23 year old catcher. Rikki Refractor Morel for the Cubs. Jainer Diaz. It's your Astros Chase in this. Kyle Gibson and Tyler Mele. I've been totally found out, like a three or four guy. Oh, we just need guys that can pitch, dude.  Vagenta Speckle. Cost us now for the Red Sox at 350. Nice one, Boston. Titans-Ruchman Refractor Mullins. Red Sox is doing well. There's another Adley base. Josh Jung. Prism is Jose Ramirez Guardian's Refractor Laureano. And guys, sold out for the day. Make sure you get your break spots for this evening. Sam and Sean will be live at five. Prism, you, Darvish Padres. Rikki Refractor is Garcia for the A's. People going live on fanatics around four to five. Tomorrow we're going to have a tough time. Yeah, they are. Competing for views. You have Jeter, Michael. Xander. You've got a Jared Young Cubs Rikki on-card auto. Rikki base auto, I should say. They're all on-card. Rikki Refractor Luis Ortiz. Pirates. Yeah, we do need someone that can get you six or seventh while only allowing a few runs. So Red Sox do have good bullpen arms, but when all the starters got hurt and then they'll have to pitch more, then you had to put some of those bullpen guys as like openers and you're screwed. Rikki Refractor Bayo Red Sox. Okay, cool. We got to the third. Now what do we do until the ninth? Oh yeah, this guy that's on two days rest has to go out there and pitch another two innings. He's not used to that. Prism McCutcheon Pirates. Refractor Luis Robert. They big like dent on it. I will send a Boxer wrapper. Yeah, it's just an imprint on the card. White Sox, we'll get you a Boxer wrapper in case you wanted to replace the blue ball. There's a Carol. Wave Rikki Maxmeyer to 75 Marlins. Prism Tyler Stevenson Reds and Rikki Refractor Pirates, Cal Mitchell. Casas 88. Aqua Wave Gorman Rikki Auto Cardinals to 199. This is a good case. Gorman Aqua Wave Cardinals Auto. Refractor Josh Bell. What's your last thing about getting from the ice cream truck? Pumpkin shake. Yeah, I was looking at that. Oh, got a gun or Henderson? No, I love pumpkin too. Anything cinnamon and brown sugar ish or like pumpkin spy, something like that. Oh, meal cookies are delicious. Gingerbread I like. Ginger Snap. Ginger Snaps are elite. Snickerdoodles are elite. Prism Rendon Angels. Refractor is Hunter Green. Dude, Signing Corp. Burns would be like a dream. He looks like a Red Sox too. Got that long hair. I don't know, just looks like one. You know who looks like a Red Sox? It's Justin Steele because it looks exactly like Josh Beckett. Steele looks like Beckett, dude. The young Beckett. Prism O'Neill Cruise Pirates. Refractor is Drui for the Angels. He does look like Marlon's Beckett. It's wild. He's got that hair.  He's got that look about him. Not like an amazing stuff picture, but very good like location and like mix of pitches and stuff like that. A Rookie Otto, Shea Lingoliers for the A's and Refractors Mackenzie Gore. Too bad. Yeah, I mean, I've been talking about the ice cream truck. Well, I missed the taco truck yesterday because I wasn't, I, I wasn't working and I ended up doing like nothing. I went to Publix yesterday. That was the one thing I did yesterday. I went to the grocery store and because it's Publix, I spent like 140 bucks. I got one dinner and some snacks. This is Publix. Yeah, that sounds alright in Publix. Magenta Rookie Masatake Yoshida to 3.99. Dang, Red Sox. Again. Refractor Rookie Libertor for the Cardinals. No, Messi was not there. Messi was not there. We should have invited him. Mr. Messi, you can have some tacos and hang out with us. Prisoner Rookie Josh Smith for the Rangers. Refractor Mitch Hanniger.  Prisoner Rookie Kodai Senga Mets. Refractor Rookie Cody Clemens Phillies. Yeah, Justin Steele looks like you can't tell him a joke if he's pitching that day. Rookie Otto James Altman Dodgers. Dude, this case is, this is a good three boxes so far. CJ Krohn Refractor, Altman Base now. Altman's value like did not go back up and it's very strange. I think everybody kind of like shifted their attention. Like, oh, Altman, now he's done but now he's like hitting well again. Refractor Cal Raleigh. I bet the ice cream people would chill. Probably getting paid decently and they don't have to serve a ton of people. It's just me and Jay three times. Prisoner MJ Melendez Royals. I wonder how many times Lane went up there. Lane's ice cream fiend. There's something about ice cream, man. Especially the ice cream truck. Purple speckled to two ninety nine cubs. Prisoner Key Encarnacion Marlins. Peterson. I like to go with a really nice ice cream. Like a really good ice cream place. It just has all that stuff. Walker. Purple speckled rookie Otto Jonah Bride. Two ninety nine A's. Fractor Spencer Steer Reds. Carol Base. Ruchman. Refractor Jay Ram. Prisoner Key Liberator for the Cardinals. Refractor Kibrian Hayes who is killing it right now. See the rookie Chase in twenty twenty one. Brian Hayes Hayes. Boom. Prism Simeon Rangers. Russia solid. Who's the who's the in twenty twenty one. Rookie class like thing by Top Scrum. Who's the best rookie from twenty twenty one. Colonic. Colonic. Jazz is good. Rookie Otto Agui Rosario for the Padres. Fractor Contreras. I think jazz with hobby appeal. He's I don't think he's the best player but I think as far as like the hobby yeah I think it might it's him because he's awesome. Oh yeah. Mount Castle very good too. There's no like big stars in that class. Yeah. He was like twenty seven as a rookie though so I don't think his long term was ever really going to be there unless he was just amazing. I don't think he's going to be there as Astros. Fractor Javi Baez. That's a decent answer though. I would assume he's the best pitcher from that year because Casey Meyers got hurt. Prism LaMayhew for the Yankees refractors act. Bryce Harper. Casey Meyers should have had a better career than what he's already been going through. Something's just happening like that when you play for the Tigers. Fat Fulmer. Judge Ricky Otto Jonathan Aranda for the Rays refractors and Bogarts. What about a Tanner Hauke I would say Tanner Hauke. I think Grasmusen was in that too. Wasn't Rasmussen last year. I can't remember right. Rather green Ricky refractor Tigers. No he's twenty one. Brewer's right. Brewer's Rasmussen. Rasmussen like tops Chrome and like the early stuff. Nice Prism Ricky Henderson for the Orioles. And Bum refractor. They want to get like Oreo or something next time. Orio Shakers. I don't even know how that would work. Stephen Kwan on the photo negative. Ricky Prism Ryan Nelson for the Diamondbacks. I think it's pretty much where they got the hurricane. Refractor Tyler O'Neill. Ruchman. Aqua Wave. Ricky Otto Marcus Wilson. Seattle the one ninety nine. Refractor Strowman. Because twenty twenty is Luba Bichette. I'm missing there. Jordan. You get this time. July. Mango. Yeah. The soft serve in the ice. That's not delicious. It's so good. Fractor Yastremsky. You try your hurricane. Yeah it's good. It's so good. It's delicious. Cortes what'd you get. A hurricane after you got a hurricane. She was like that looks good. I'm getting that. Which kind did you get. The same one. It's good. It's good. It's good. Ricky Prism is Langleers A's. I'm about the same thing. I'm about to text jazz our round two order. Oh I don't know yet. You got to think about it. We'll do. Prism Benintendi White Sox. Refractor Jimenez. Adolas is twenty right. Adolas Garcia. Or is he nineteen. He wasn't last year was he. He wasn't last year. Was Nesky Rookie Otto Cubs. And then eating a rookie refractor. I was like oh where his rookies are. Everyone like. What do you pop off two years ago. I think it was. Was it last year. It was early last year.  And he had bombs. So. Good player. Box number five. All right let's heat the case back up. We started off hot. They're okay since then. Twenty nineteen rookie for the Cardinals. Wow. The Cardinals would have just kept all the players that they developed. Rosa Reina. And. Who's the who's the pitcher. There's a pitcher that I think still. Purple Rookie Aranda to two fifty for Tampa Bay. I'll conjure that. Yeah I was I was like I was like I thought to my tongue we're here factor Walker for the Cardinals. We're probably in the world. There's a real serious caliber team in the world. Yeah with a much much smaller payroll prism is yellow for the Brewers. Refractor of dummies. They still could have made those trades for. Arnauto engulfment to. Carol. Prism Tatis Padres. Refractor Rookie Mitchell Brewers. I think we all do that reflux we all do that as a as baseball fans. At least not the A's. Yeah just the Braves farm team and then they go on and do like the best player at the position. David V. R. Giants rookie base auto. Walsh. Osuna. Yeah. Osuna. Wasn't he a free agent though. I don't think he was like a prospect. Prism Jared Walsh Angels Refractor Mookie Betts. But again you all sold out for tonight Matt still doing baseball over on fanatics live sold out for the day Matt Sam will be live at five Eastern. Purple Rookie Auto drew waters at two fifty Kansas City. Refractor Ryan Mountcastle Magenta Speckle. Fujinami to three fifty for the A's. Prism Adame's Brewers Refractor Miguel Vargas Dodgers rookie. Red Sox have mostly avoided trading away prospects that become really good. They've just traded away Mookie Betts so. Yeah. Rookie Refractor Auto Nate Eaton to four ninety nine Royals. You guys just turn away the established stars. Yeah just established studs that we know that they're going to be great. Ryan Nelson Rookie Refractor Diamondbacks. Dugo Wong Jeter Downs and Money. Is that it Vaughn? Is that all we got? Dugo Wong Downs and Money. Moreno Rookie Refractor Diamondbacks. So the word you're looking for is fleeced. Yeah I got rekt. The only thing that the only benefit was you got the price contract gone. Yeah. That's the only thing. I think that was the biggest benefit that you guys were looking for. That's what they were looking for. And they were so set on that that traded the Mookie Betts to the Dodgers. You handed them over. Prism Vault of Varshow for the Blue Jays Refractor Ben and Tendi. You handed them over. All of Price's contract was terrible. Yeah. What a fail. Front Office fail. Voli Rookie Refractor Nats. Jersey Card coming up. And it is a green Jersey Card of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. for the Blue Jays. Number to 99. You go Jays. Prism is Sherser Metts and Refractor Rookie Woods Richardson Twins. Yeah. If we were trading away Mookie Betts, they should have taken the whole thing. They should have taken the whole price contract. No. We're going to say yeah. And the crazy part is is Jeter Downs is the biggest part of that trader. And it's like, oh, this is a promising young star. Like we're do goes good. This is the guy right here. Well, now that's got wave. That's what how that's how it turned out. Got waving. Nationals. It's all right for them. Magenta to 399. John Gray Rangers. Fractor. Yellich. But thank God we got Monde to see Vaughn. Thank God we got him. Prism. Rookie. Kossus for the Red Sox. Guy. Rookie Refractor. Stevenson for the A's. Prism. Mountcastle. Baltimore. Fractor. Trout. Jeter Downs is an interesting one because he was always a really good hitter that needed to get better at defense. And then his glove got better and then the hitting just went away. Yeah. Very odd. Purple speckle. Rookie. Otto. Chucky. Robinson to 299 Reds. Refractor. Rookie. Michael Grove Dodgers. I think he's kind of turned it around a little bit with the National like a little bit. Prism. Xander Bogarts Padres. Refractor. Gunner Henderson. Orioles. They also trade a Wandsoto in God. All the Padres but Hassle. All the Padres Procex at Hassle.  Iron the Rookie Bay Sado Reyes. Refractor. Salvador Perez. Pretty interesting Vaughn. Prism Harper Phillies refractor Varshio Like for do goes good. I just I don't even think they're gonna keep him at this point. They just let him walk Ricky Otto Ruiz for the A's Yeah, I guess Ricky refractor and Karnaz seal in Marlins. It'll be nice to have more than one outfielter under contract For this Yoshida, I guess Durans healthy he becomes your right fielder. I guess There's just not good vibes with for do go and I guess like the coaching staff and then probably management as well prism Say a Suzuki Cubs refractor Simeon Rangers Fractor Max Scherzer. Yeah, they're gonna need like they're gonna need like that. You know what? I mean Prism Zach Wheeler Phillies and refractor rookie Kodai Senga Mets. I'm glad they didn't sign Duval though Though he was hurt like he's still been a really he really really good For what they for what they paid him like One of the better signings overall in the office.  Yeah, you're the competing and you already have all the filled-out roster or you're not You're not trying to compete.  You're gonna pay this guy to basically play like 60 games But gent to speckles the phonic rookie to 350 for the angels Fractor Ricky Manassas Nationals Prism rookie outman for the Dodgers Fractor Sean Murphy Alvarez Prism Ricky is Nate Eaton for the Royals refractor rookie outman for the Dodgers Another thing we've had a numbered or an auto for the Mariners yet. Oh There was a Marcus Wilson Aqua wave. I remember that was a Marcus Wilson Aqua wave auto so far Oscar Oscar Gonzalez. Yeah, blue Ray wave rookie auto Guardians numbered to 150 and a Jeter Downs rookie refractor for the Nationals Gold to 50 Mackenzie Gore future stars The Nationals, how's Gorbin doing this year? He's still very young though That's benefit for him Taco Fractor blue Jays wit Mara field Not numbered right on the front two of five taco factor wit Mara field So in Cosmic Girl on the back, that's why I threw me off there. Congrats blue Jays Got prism bloody junior blue Jays and a refractor Ricky Alvarez for the Mets third taco factor I've pulled in like three days Taco fractors all the time Shorber photo negative affiliates I might get some talkers dinner prism Ricky Stevenson for the A's refractor Kershaw. Oh Dude, yeah, of course Andrew, especially for the blue J. They're like 39 bucks in this It's an insane hit for 39 bucks Rookie auto Justin Steele nice one Cubs There he is Fractor Ricky Vaughn Grissom for the Braves. He's closing that gap on on Snell If he has really really good like two starts here like coming up he might he might take it at the end because The voting will swing in his favor because he's finishing so strong And he's like carrying the cut like he's the anchor for the Cubs Rookie refractor Josh Smith for the Rangers and them pushing for the playoffs Yeah, Strowman has been very good, but like They were he was good and they were bad for a while and now steel showed up another good Prism Kershaw Dodgers refractor Burns Brewers Justin Steele might steal the Sayang Carol insert Michael Grove rookie prison for the Dodgers Fractor Melendez rookie refractor Otto Adley Ruchman Orioles number to 499 Awesome case of jumbo. This is going to Jeffrey H 335 out of 499 And a Shohei Otani refractor for the for the buyback right there. My card stands. We'll just leave these three up there Yeah, I pulled on a taco It's keep old taco practice Let me get taco ice cream here in a minute choco tacos, baby Bring him back bring the choco tacos back ice cream shops in Orlando green the 99 Hoskins Phillies Prism pooh holes and refractor is Rizzo. We should give land our orders. Yeah, what do you guys want? Let's do it now It's 230 Oreo Oreo regular fruity pebbles lucky charms. That's all I see on the menu there. Let's do Oreo milkshake Thank you, sir For this year, it's just gonna be chrome unless they announce another one. It's really whatever they they announce They've announced the buyback. They just don't they don't have like specifics on it yet Ricky Otto Palacios for the Tigers Karthi But last year was just top scrum and this year most likely we just top scrum fracture rookie DL hall for the Orioles but even before last year they Hadn't done one. I don't even know the last Prism Jock Peters and Giants refractor Marta for the Mets. I had never heard of it until they did it last year I've been in and around this stuff since 2020 prism rookie is Tovar Rockies refractor rookie Parasi Yankees I didn't even heard of a buyback program until then or like they're actively letting people just like Exchange cards like that or whatever Bryce Johnson purple rookie Otto 250 Giants Fractor Austin Riley Aqualaba CJ Krohn to 199 Rockies Prism rookie Cody Clemens for the Phillies refractor Jose Miranda Prism Perez Royals refractor Correa twins You have one It's right here fragment and rookie refractor Otto Ryan Cridler to 499 Tigers Ward refractor It's a clingy that gallon refractor should you say on buyback? Prisms cow rally for the Mariners and refractor Pilon zoo right numbered cards. We had magenta 399 John Gray Mazataki Yoshida Magenta speckled 350 Fujinami Stefanik Casas purple speckled to 299 Bellinger purple to 250 Aranda Aqualaba to 199 Krohn aqua to 199 Rendon blue sonata 125 Alvarez green to 99 Hoskins green wave the 99 Massey and Gold to 50 future stars is Mackenzie Gore Nationals And a Vlad junior jersey card at 99 for the Jays autos of Jermaine Palacios Justin Steele Asturi Ruiz Jonathan Aranda David VR Hayden was Nesky Jonathan Aranda Aggie Rosario James Altman Jared Young Jiner Diaz Shea Langaliers refractor autos to 499 Cridler and Eaton purple speckled auto to 299 as Chuck E Robinson Jonah Bride Purple to 250 drew waters Bryce Johnson aqua wave the 199 Marcus Semi and I'm Marcus Semi and Marcus Wilson and Nolan Gorman Blue ray wave Oscar Gonzalez the 150 true blue Shea Langaliers refractor rookie auto of Masataki Yoshida for the Red Sox and Adley Ruchman for the Orioles the gold wave a cune at a 50 and A taco fractor Whit Merrifield for the Jays number two of five that'll do it. Thanks. Get everybody cosmic coming up


The following excerpt is from the book of Enel, chapter 13, verse 56. And our God found himself face to face with the rubber demon himself, immune to the righteous power of our King of the Sky. And the demon proceeded to coat his leg in subscriber-mentarchy, and strike down our lightning Lord, forcing him to an eternal damnation subscribed to the Grand Line Review, and receiving regular one-piece content uploaded straight into his divine YouTube feed. And our Lord was pleased with this. Hello and welcome to the Grand Line Review, your source for everything one-piece, and more specifically, welcome to another one-piece battle, where we take two characters from this fast series, and pit them together in a hypothetical match, doing our best to determine a winner as objectively as possible by examining and awarding points for the following criteria, strength, speed, durability, haki, devil fruit, individual fighting styles, intelligence, and other miscellaneous notes. And to introduce our combatants here today, first up we have the one and only God Enel, primary antagonist of the skypeer arc, and user of what is undoubtedly one of the most broken devil fruits within the entire series, being the Gorogoro no Mi. Also just a quick semantic note, I refer to him as Enel, because that is his official romanization, according to the one-piece Fivicart data book. However, the official English source being Viz does translate his name as Enoru, which is how it would be pronounced in strict Japanese as well, so either one is perfectly acceptable, and I just use Enel because, well, I prefer it, despite how much it does admittedly sound like Enel. But going up against Enel, I present to you an admiral of the Marines, and user of another one of the most broken Loki fruits within the entire series, Borsalino aka Kizaru. Who many of you are probably going to look at this matchup and say, well, Kizaru wipes this, done and dusted. Next video please, Grand Line review, but I would encourage you to stay for this one, because this is a surprisingly awkward matchup for this nigh-on-invincible admiral. So with that out of the way, let us commence the battle. And this time around we are going to start with speed, because this goes on to impact almost every other area that we will be examining. So currently, I don't think it's even a question that thanks to certain devil fruits, Enel and Kizaru are the two fastest characters in One Piece, with one able to become lightning, and one able to become light. And it's the latter that we're concerned with most here, because, and I always need to point this out when discussing Kizaru, light speed travel in One Piece is demonstrably not the same as we would consider light speed in the real world. If that were to be the case, and every time Kizaru interacted with someone or something at the speed of light, then it would cause an atomic bomb scale of destruction simply due to collision speed. What's more is that there are people in the One Piece world who can follow Kizaru's movements and combat him successfully. Despite that fact, they have nowhere near his speed capabilities, so we need to understand that either Kizaru traveling at the speed of light is a myth, or the One Piece world subscribes to its own constant in that regard, which is nothing compared to that of the real world. And for the purposes of this discussion I'm going to go with the second, and with everything said, Kizaru is still obviously going to take this category no contest, because lightning in the real world moves at about one third of the speed of light, so even if we were to scale down what light speed is to remain constant with Kizaru's action, NL would also need to be scaled down, and thus would end up being slower. That's just how things are going to be. So an obvious opening victory for Kizaru. Cutting immediately to the devil fruit section now, and despite the speed advantage granted to Kizaru by the Pikipikunomi, I am convinced that NL would have a solid leg up due to the nature of both of their fruits. One of the things that people often don't consider when becoming light is that it heavily restricts the movements of its user. Unless absurd amounts of gravity are involved, light is restricted to moving in a straight line. The only way the direction of light can be changed is through reflection or refraction, which Kizaru does go to great pains to achieve through the Atanokagami technique, allowing him to reflect his light off various surfaces, and calculate a convoluted path to his target. And that works very very well for regular primarily rookie combatants, however NL with the ability to become lightning has full control over the direction of his own movements. Lightning quite notably is not light, it emanates light, but the substance itself can be manipulated in a way more akin to most other devil fruits, and given that NL can move at a comparable speed to that of Kizaru, not as fast, not faster but comparable, this becomes a very bad match up for the marine admiral when considering devil fruit powers alone. This is because Kizaru was forced into a state of needing to make persistent complex calculations just to be able to reach his target with his light form specifically. Meanwhile NL has the freedom to move however he so pleases, and that gives him an incredible advantage of versatility, even if he is not quite as fast. So this may be a controversial pick here, but the devil fruit category is going straight to NL. Moving to strength now, and the reason why I decided to cover devil fruits before this is because it very much goes on to inform this category, as neither one of these users are particularly fond of brawling without their fruit powers. So in this case we're going to change the category from strength into power, because strength doesn't really accurately reflect either of them. But in terms of Kizaru, his power comes from being able to strike people with his equivalent of light speed, which often results in devastating one shot attacks. Although that is once again in terms of rookie combatants anyway, which you could make the argument that NL is. But great examples of this can be seen on Sabotee, when Kizaru dispatched a ton of supernovas with singular attacks, although to be fair none of them were taken out for good as a result. But NL has a very similar situation going on, as his strength comes directly from conjured lightning with a maximum capacity of 200 million volts which is you know, quite a lot. With the lower ends of that scale able to deal with characters like Garnfall, who was struck with a mere 20 million volts.  With the one exception that in NL's case, it is far more wide-reaching and far more destructive. NL is capable of destroying literal islands with the Gorogoronymi and he can inflict damage comparable to that of Kizaru's more precise light speed strikes. And so in a shocking twist, power also has to go to NL. Durability, alright here's a very simple one, and our second NL lost here right off the bat, because NL rather simply is not used to being hit by anything, let alone high level combatants. Thinking back to Skype here, every hit that Luffy delivered to NL devastated him, and we're talking about a pre timeskip, pre gear, pre Haki Luffy. Now even if somehow this form of Luffy was able to get in a hit on Kizaru, and Kizaru decided not to block it with Haki for reasons, then he still would have taken a minuscule amount of damage in comparison to that of NL. NL is a definite glass cannon, he is capable of ridiculous power, but he can also be shattered by a handful of attacks. And in this case, we're talking about attacks from a marine admiral, so they're going back just a teeny tiny bit more punch than a skypie Luffy. One thing I will note though, is that NL is capable of effectively reviving himself from death, by using electricity to jumpstart his heart, but then again that just puts him in a position to be broken all over again. In regards to NL, there is just so little durability present, while Kizaru is at least something of a tank. Now we have an intriguing category being Haki, which both of our contestants have a decent claim to. In the case of Kizaru, he is an accomplished marine admiral, with a working mastery of both observation and armament Haki. And in fact, he has even been shown capable of using armament Haki in its more advanced application. But as for NL, I maintain that he is quite possibly the finest observation Haki user that we have ever encountered through his natural mantra talent. NL's observation Haki rivals, if not even surpasses, that of Dark King Silver's Relief, because they both seem to be capable of sensing lifeforms over the span of an entire island and combined with his devil fruit, and NL can also achieve a virtual form of omniscience by picking up electromagnetic waves through the air. So while he doesn't have that cardicury level of future sight, there is a fantastic argument to be made that NL is somehow, through a series of great talent or great coincidence, the best observation Haki user that we have ever seen. Despite that, it's, well, it's really hard to place him above Kizaru, because NL's lack of armament Haki is such an incredible detriment in a matchup of two Lugyu users. Plus, Kizaru does have access to observation, and while it's nowhere near NL's level, I kind of have to give it to the admiral, because access to two forms of Haki will almost always be better than a supreme mastery of one. That's just how one piece is, and so Kizaru takes it once again. And sadly, this is where things may start to become a bit more of a landslide, because when it comes to fighting style and you think of NL, the question then becomes, well, what fighting style? This guy is much more reliant on his devil fruit than probably any other user we've seen in the series. It's been demonstrated on multiple occasions that if NL's initial lightning strike doesn't work, then he's kind of out of ideas, and forced into very bad situations of improvisation. Kizaru, on the other hand, is a very well-rounded and experienced individual who is used to fighting at the very top levels. That polish is not something that NL could even hope to stand up to, because NL here is a bit like a street brawler being compared to a martial arts master. So once again, the God will fall here. To examine intelligence, though, look, NL is far smarter than most people, including me, ever give him credit for. This guy engineered the Ark Maxim, which is a triumph of creation and in battle, despite his lack of plans and experience, he is capable of thinking quickly to some degree, which was shown on one occasion where he was able to neutralize Luffy by melting a big ol' water gold and encasing Luffy's hand in it.  He could be one of the most intelligent beings capable of grand strategy within the marines at large, being masked by a slow, dopey exterior. However, on the other hand, Kizaru was often shown being whimsical, absentminded, careless, and sometimes flat out reckless. So he could very well be an example of someone who has failed upwards, thanks to his incredible power, and because we're unable to pinpoint this, to be perfectly frank, intelligence is going to be a tie. NL, despite his arrogance, has shown incredibly creative as well as logical thinking, while Kizaru, well, he struggles to display any thinking whatsoever, but given his position, he must be capable of it at certain times. So a tie is very much the best I can give him at the moment, and well, it may be more than he deserves. I suppose the future of the series will lay that up for us. And finally, for the miscellaneous section, I just want to bring up another thing very much not in favor of NL, which I did touch on briefly, but this man holds arrogance of the highest degree, most certainly a heavily detractive factor in each of the areas that we've examined. NL has a literal God complex, and so he will often toy with his opponents, rather than always selecting the most efficient course of action to defeat them. So while NL does hold advantages in the areas that we've explored, all of that is purely theoretical and entirely at the mercy of NL's personality traits. Whatever the case, that won't matter too much in this battle, because with a total of five points, Kizaru has come out on top, outright winning in the fields of speed, durability, haki, and individual fighting style, whilst also managing to score a tie in regards to intelligence. But I do want to give it up for NL here, who has a total of three points to his name, doing far better than I think anyone expected, emerging victorious in the area of power and devil fruit, as well as once again, tying for the intelligence category with his admittedly selectively brilliant thinking. So congratulations to Marine Admiral Kizaru for winning, but I will continue to insist that this is a very awkward matchup for him. If the Gorogoro no Mi were in the hands of another, maybe more capable combatant, then I think the situation would be a very different story. But luckily for him, we have NL. So well done, Mr. Kizaru. And that pretty much does it for this hypothetical discussion on NL versus Kizaru. If you enjoyed this video and the content this channel produced in general, then please do consider donating to the Grand Line Review Patreon, because the support of all of your amazing people is what continues to make this channel possible. 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YAPO repository exists somewhere in time and place that we just don't know yet, but for the purpose of launching our project it exists at Bedford Stuyvesant Museum of African Art. We're hoping that the collaboration that we have allows people to understand the significance of artifacts. So looking at traditional artifacts from the past one could understand the societies and cultures from where those artifacts came from. And we hope that by people engaging with our artifacts from the future people could then set a trajectory to the most egalitarian future. The way that the repository's collection is developed is through a series of real-time workshops where participants play this game and they sketch out future objects and then we take these sketches and bring them to life so we actually build the technology so that they're totally functioning real-life objects. From my experience so far collaborating with Salome and IO they've brought in more creative people and it's been a very eye-opening experience. A lot of my pieces deal with a speculative and also something I'm calling reclamation which is this notion of creating space for disenfranchised people of color, people of African descent, not only in the future but also recontextualizing the past and creating spaces in the present that allow for greater understanding of these cultures. The children need to know that they're from genius, that the African art they see, it's tribal art, it's done for a reason to celebrate the ancestors, to celebrate fertility, to get rid of evil spirits. My background is in participatory design so I really like to include people who end up using or playing with whatever I make in the process of making. So from ideation to prototyping to like final outcome, like I want people to be involved in that process with me, so it's really messy. For me it's more fulfilling to work with the community where the community generates ideas and from those ideas we create a product or create an art piece as opposed to me coming up with an idea and sort of imposing that art piece on the community. I've always thought I was a good listener but the LP has taught me to be like an active listener and to be a better facilitator and really set a foundation for our energy coming into this project.


Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Should be charging much more than that for oral sex. That barely covers your cost of travel. Think. Sorry. Are we live, man? Or alive? Welcome to Episode Number 22 of the Mighty Michael, fully actual podcast. We are in Michael's shithole house, and they're kicking us out. We've got two weeks left. We're trying to find somewhere else, but no one else wants us there.  We'll rent it.  We'll rent what? The house. Oh yeah that to someone else. No we'll rent their house. Oh okay. Sorry. We've got Jade and Dim and Austin sitting behind the cameras everyone.    We've got the boys coming on. We've got a bachelor Brown. We've got a prank call. We're gonna continue to call the lost property as Darren and Darren's gonna try and describe the fact that he's lost drugs in the lost property and he wants his drugs back. I hope they're still open. Yeah of course. And of course we've got Lying to Locky and we got Jaden here who's going to help us lie to Locky for this episode because Locky is on to us but he will never suspect Jaden. Oh especially on a Thursday this is a different day again.  No we got to think of one still. Oh we got it. What is it again? Yesterday we're gonna convince you need to call up. I can't remember it. Charmy? No. Locky and say that we need Nigel's number. Ah that's right. The workplace accident. Yeah yeah we're gonna say that that Austin wants Nigel's number for as a workplace accident. He wants to like sue Charmy for a workplace claim. And you're gonna ask him for Nigel's number that will be the lie.   Oh man. Today we filmed we ate Michaels. We both at your vomit. He vomited ice cream and he threw it up. We already solved world hunger so this is like instead of your main course this is your dessert. You can just continue to recycle ice cream. Forever. But the annoying thing is you do have to constantly throw up. I prefer the corn because you just once you've eaten that you just sit back and the food is then made a while away. It's easier. Does that sort of make sense? It's a lot yeah. Vomiting ice cream hurts. Yeah. How's that different to saliva? Like how do you freak out more from saliva? They're worse.  Strands. There was some strands today dude.  You can stretch it like three meters and it stays together. If you want you can do that. That was in an ice cream. Anyway. It'll be on the website.  The website video right now is them is what was that and it involves a golden shower. Oh I forgot about that. Yeah I didn't I didn't forget about that. Anyway.  Gastro? Is it gastro? This morning woke up at 6.30 liquid.  Oh a light brown grayish man.  It's like just it's been like nine days now of diarrhea. Have you lost weight from that? I think I'd like to think so yeah. Look at it. I reckon you have. I've splashed out with a dress for this episode. But you are like you've got a belt. 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paid 95 on an online auction and sold on eBay in less than 10 minutes for $599 and 99 cents. Hey, Bolo Buddies, thanks for watching. All right, in this video, we're going to talk about a big money Bolo's items to be on the lookout for, items you can buy low and sell for, hopefully a big profit. I'm going to tell you where they got it, what they paid for it, and what it sold for. These items come from my Bolo Buddies Facebook group, and if you're not in it, you can join it down below under my link tree. And we just hit 100,000 members, crazy. But I posted, share your best November Bolo, and you guys shared some mega Bolo's. So thank you for sharing. Let's get started here with the first one, which is probably going to knock your socks off. Okay, purchased in a storage unit, paid 150 something for, oh, the storage unit, the whole unit, I think was 150. And so this Nintendo store display, what for $2,197? I have previously sold about another 1500 out of the unit. Now that's when a storage unit pays off. I mean, a lot of times there's just a lot of duds in storage units, right? Wow, that's awesome. Got two bathing ape hoodies, bathing ape. I feel like, have I seen that on the Vero list or don't sell? Check that one, guys. I just feel like I'm remembering that. And if somebody knows, let me know down in the comments. Maybe they were counterfeit or something like that. But anyway, I don't know. I just feel like I, that's ringing a bell. Let's see. Got two of these on October 24th, listed the gray one November 1st. It sold on Wednesday for full price on Mercari for $277. Haven't listed the black one yet. It needs to be cleaned, has some crusty spot stains. The gray one has a few light stains, but I just left them on. Okay, so I'm not 100% sure. Maybe I just saw it in another Bolo video, but please just double check. Paid 350 each at a local thrift store. Heavily faked brand has been authenticated. Caded, I can't say that word. Okay, so that's probably what it is. A bathing ape, bape, MGM, shark face, full zip hoodie, extra large. So maybe that's what I heard is that they're heavily faked. I don't know. But this person that listed it says that it has been authenticated. I can't say that word. It's authentic. I can say authentic. I just can't say it with the ED on the end. I don't know. I just can't. So this is what it looks like. Sold it on Mercari. Mercari is an awesome app to sell on. I love it. I do have a referral link down below for both Mercari and Poshmark. If you join Poshmark, you'll get $10 to shop with my referral link when you join. So that's an automatic $10 of free money. Yes, love it. And if you use my Mercari link, you'll get $10 to shop when you join and another $20 to shop when you sell $100 worth of stuff. And again, thank you always for any of my referral links that you guys use down below. I get either money to shop or I get a small commission from those referral links. And it really does help me keep the channel going. So I do appreciate it. And I just want to say thank you. Okay. And it doesn't cost you guys anything to use them. All right, here we go. Found this at the Goodwill Benz, paid approximately 25 cents. Listed for 64, accepted offer of 55, within 12 hours of listing. Buyer commented that he appreciated that I had a video of the item in my listing. And it's an antique wood, brass, sliding caliper pocket ruler tool, handyman, Kirby, and Brothers New York. So I don't know if the video just kind of showed like the condition of it, because typically when people do videos, they're doing a video of how the item works. So I guess if it's a caliper, maybe you could show how it slides. I don't know. I picked up these converse knee highs at a garage sale in Illinois for $2. After researching, I put them up for auction for $90. There were bidders doing $1 at a time, but two days before auction ended, a user did the $130 Buy It Now option. So I was thrilled. Just got positive feedback from the buyer as well. And they're very happy with the purchase. Win-win. Okay, now I'm really confused. I thought that once the item had bids, Buy It Now went away. And I see that it had seven bids and sold for $130. Oh, maybe people were offering, just offering low offers. No, that doesn't make sense. I don't know. I don't know. You guys know, I thought that once you had a bid, the Buy It Now went away. Am I wrong on that? Maybe I'm reading what they wrote wrong. Vintage Southern University Jaguars sweatshirt sold for a full asking price of $157, bought at Goodwill for $4.79. This sold on Poshmark. And a good thing to put in the title when it spelled out is spell out. That's a good key word because people look for the big spell out. I think it's spell out is the word that people use in their titles. 80s German Army Parka Combat Jacket sold on an offer to Leiker for $125, paid $6.99 at the Goodwill. And this is another Poshmark sale. LeBron James High School Basketball Jersey paid $4 for it at the Goodwill, was offered $84 and took it and ran. It is a Jersey. It also sold on Poshmark. And it is a LeBron James St. Vincent St. Mary's Irish High School Jersey. Huh. Bolo for plush. I purchased this late September for $3 at a local thrift store, Build-A-Bear Halloween Spider. Asked $125 and accepted $110. I used my phone apps to search items while hunting for items. I saw the Build-A-Bear logo on it and seeing prior Bolo videos, I decided to look it up. Saw only two others and they went for $80 to $120. Halloween Spider. That's one I did not know about. If you type in Bolo Buddy's Build-A-Bear, I have multiple videos on Big Money Build-A-Bear to be on the lookout for. It is incredible what some of these go for. Most are bread and butter, but watch those videos so that you know which ones to find. Like, pick up if you see them because some of them, hundreds of dollars, some Build-A-Bear go for. It's been a good weekend for me. Probably the best I've had in a long time. Y2K Pink Carhartt Jacket. Paid $5 at a garage sale over the summer. Sold on eBay for $105 best offer. All right, let me make sure I've got all the photos here. Okay, yep. The next one. Vintage Frosted Glass Madonna. Paid $3 at a garage sale over the summer and sold on eBay for $70 best offer. Large Brass MCM Italian Sculpture. Paid $15 and sold for $250 on Marketplace. Christopher Radco Plates. Found at the Benz, probably paid $8 and sold for $80 on eBay. So, you can see here, selling on multiple platforms. You guys, if you're not selling on multiple platforms, you can get some help with that. I use List Perfectly and I have a video down in the description that will show you how it works. And basically what I do is I start my items on eBay and then I cross post them to the other platforms. There is a way to use the catalog also, which is what I highly recommend doing. I just don't have the time to do it. I would have to like start fresh and I just, I don't have the time. So, that's why I don't use the catalog, but I recommend it. In this video, I show you how to use the catalog and also how to list like I do, just manually, like cross posting, not manually, using List Perfectly to cross post from eBay to multiple platforms at the same time in bulk. I usually do anywhere from 20 to 30 at a time. So, I walk you through it. It's a tutorial. You can get 30% off your first month with referral code BOLOBUDDIES, all one word. And I have been using List Perfectly since 2019. Absolutely love it. And I linked that down in the description for you guys to check out the video first. You know, I always say, watch the video, see if it's a good fit for you. And if it is, it is. If it's not, it's not. But definitely check it out because selling on multiple platforms is going to help you get different eyes on your items. Here's another BOLO for this month as well. MCM Snap It Color Light for a Vintage Aluminum Tree, paid 15 and sold it on Etsy for 120. And this is the same seller that just sold something on Facebook and something on Marketplace. So, I don't know what cross posting service she's using. I'm guessing she's using one. But yeah, I mean, there's an example of somebody who sold four BOLOs on three different platforms. And it's a color wheel. Vintage Lisa Frank Zoomer and Zorbit Messenger Backpack from the 90s, paid 95 on an online auction and sold on eBay in less than 10 minutes for $599.99. Yes, I have, I call them my category BOLO videos. You guys can, I have a whole playlist, but I have done Lisa Frank before and these aliens are definitely a BOLO. Check out that Lisa Frank video. Check out that category playlist because man, oh man, when I do those, I do a deep dive research and I find the big money ones and it'll help you guys know what to look for. But this is definitely a BOLO. This one says another storage locker find already in the plus from this locker. I listed it and sold in 20 minutes. Just a pamphlet with cocktail recipes from 1938. Full asking price of 42. May have undersold, but still a profit for me. Keep these awesome videos coming. They help a lot of people including me. Thank you so much for all you do. This one comes from Horse Lover and it says 1938, the cocktail hour pamphlet, Hiram Walker and Sons London Canadian Club Whiskey and this is what it looks like and Horse Lover is also over on what not. It's me again. This is Horse Lover also. This was an amazing find, but for the life of me, I can't remember where I got it. Sold for full asking price within a month of listing and it is a real mink for teddy bear, one of a kind dark brown sitting non-jointed and it sold for $68 and 32 cents. And I don't know how you figure out what kind of fur things are. If you guys have a trick, I'll tell you what, I find something that's fur and I have no idea what kind of fur it is. I'm like, is this rabbit? Is this mink? Same with the fur coats. I'm like, I have no clue unless it says it clueless. Bought this Francis Valentine gold jacquard swing coat at a church thrift store in Thousand Oaks, California and knew it would be sold to wear to a holiday party. I paid 15 for it. Listed it for 200 and took the best offer of 170. I like to pick up special occasion clothing items in excellent condition because often people will only wear these things once, leaving them with a lot of life and other parties to go to. It is a Francis Valentine, I don't know, short metallic and it's cut off, but that's what it looks like. Got this Harry Potter ceramic mug for free, sold on Poshmark for $22. Free is good, right? Paid 50 cents per bag. I found these three times this season, so they're out there. Vintage Union waiting angel hair spun glass Christmas decor, four ounce bag. Spun glass Christmas decor. Sold two of them for $29.50 and it says total $59. This is what it looks like. Bought this animated Santa two years ago for 50 cents at a local thrift store. Everything is 50 cents. Whoa, I want to go to that thrift store. I tried selling it in my antique booth last year. I couldn't even sell it for $20. I put it on eBay three weeks ago and sold for asking price of 60. I paid shipping but was only $10 with my husband's shipping discount after fees. $40 profit. Courtney, I think you should, I think you sold one of these yourself. That's why I picked it up. Yes, I did. I was just going to say I sold one of these. Mine, I don't think mine, did mine have the box? I can't remember, but and I can't remember what it sold for, but mine, I want to say it sold higher than 60, but I'm not 100% sure and I wish I could remember if it had the box, but I do have a video on my reseller testing Bolo products channel. I'm pretty sure I put a video of how it works over there. You guys should go watch it. It's pretty funny. So thank you for sharing and I'm glad that you saw that in a video and knew to pick it up. This one comes from Horse Lover also just sold this and it was another storage unit. Fine. Beautiful coat. I wanted to keep it, but I'm not bougie enough to wear it. You are amazing, Courtney, and we love you. Oh, thank you so much. Keep up the awesome work. Horse Lover 69 on eBay and YouTube and Horse Lover on whatnot. It is a vintage Y2K Kent street animal line's faux fur oversized hood sleeves women's. And it looks like it sold for $155. Y2K is a great word to put in the title if you know it's from that timeframe. I do have a video called Y2K. So type in Y2K Bolo buddies and be prepared to be shocked at this Y2K Bolo. Oh my goodness. When I found out about this, I'm like, I am totally doing a video paid $100 at a yard sale and it sold for $1062 plus shipping. What? This one comes from Picker Money Flipper on eBay and YouTube and they are mega Bolo finders. If you guys are not following them, you got to go check out their YouTube channel. It is a helicopter flight helmet and bag from 1996. Unbelievable. I'm in shock right now, but they did pay $100 for it. So I probably I would have seen $100 and been like, I don't know that I would have looked it up.  Bought on eBay for $4.99 plus $8 shipping. Listed at $250, had tons of views and several watchers. Took about six ish weeks sold on eBay for best offer of $160. Initially bought as a backup for my daughter's first Christmas ornament since they are all glass, but saw some others here talking about it and being a Bolo. So she bought it for her daughter as a backup and was like, no, no, no, no. This thing sells for $160. Sorry, I'm going to sell it. It's a Hallmark Keepsake Baby's First Christmas 2013 with box. Yeah. Baby's First Christmas. Everybody's like, why would I get something with like a date from a long time ago? Well, because people break them, they lose them and they want the replacements to replace a memory. Same thing with stuffed animals and plush. Definitely check out my plush Bolo videos because it is crazy what some plush go for. Most of them are bread and butter, same with ornaments, but some go for big money. This one comes from Found by Chance. That's her eBay store. She said, I found this at one of our local thrift stores. I'm not sure why I picked it up. It's cute and all, but it isn't anything I would think of as a major Bolo. It's small and made of resin for goodness sake. When I did comps in the store, I couldn't believe how much these were going for. Put that baby in my cart right away, paid $1.07. I listed it for quite a while for over $100 with some interest, but not much. So I finally dropped it down to $80 with a buy it now. Shortly after I got an offer on this thing for $64.95. Buyer was all in for $75.25. Nice return on the money. It's a 2010, I think it's Enscow Home Grown Summer Pink Flamingo Watermelon Figurine. Hey, you know, it sells, it sells. Bought this Build-A-Bear Hello Kitty Small Fries Plush from a consignment sale for $3. Sold on posh for $76 in less than a month. Plush was from 2013, only seven inches tall and had its original outfit.  This is what it looks like. All right, we're going to do one more here. Bought this Patricia Nash Denim Backpack at a thrift store for $4.99 sold for a full asking price of $99.99 on eBay in less than a week. And this is what it looks like. All right, you guys, thank you so much for being here. Thank you for watching. The format is going to change for these videos. If you would like to share, it will be posted in my Bolo Buddies Facebook group under the announcements. Instead of posting a screenshot, I'm going to have you guys post a sold link to your item. It can be any platform. And what's nice about this is they will be clickable links. So if somebody wants to go in and check out your store, they'll be able to do that. If you would like to have your eBay store or whatever store shouted out, please put in your post eBay store and whatever your store name is, or if it's Etsy, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, whatever, put that in there because I read the write up. So I'm going to read exactly what you write. So if you have that in your little comment, when you share, I will shout it out in the video. If it's not there, it will be anonymous. All right, you guys, thank you so much for being here. Thank you for watching. Be sure to like, comment, subscribe, and share. And I'll see you at the next one. Thanks for watching.


Filming yourself on an iPhone can be a great way to create interesting visuals for your videos. By adding camera movement, you can enhance your videos and create dynamic footage that will make your videos stand out. Now the lazy way would be to add a camera movement in the edit, or you could use something like this to take your mobile videos to the next level. What's up everyone, Bennett here with SmartfulFilmmaking.com and today I will show you how to film yourself using the Shark Slider Nano to add dynamic camera movement to your iPhone videos. Now, quick disclaimer, I actually reached out to iFootage themselves as I was interested in testing out their Shark Slider Nano and they were happy enough to send me one and sponsor this video. So big thanks to iFootage for supporting this channel. Now, I wasn't asked or told to say anything specific in this video and all my opinions are my own. So the reason why I enjoy filming myself with an iPhone is that it's lightweight and much easier to transport and set up compared to larger cameras. I actually made a full video on how to film a cinematic video of yourself using an iPhone, which I will leave a link to it in the video description below. To this day, I find it impressive what you can achieve using an iPhone and the right gear. What's great about the Shark Slider Nano is its portability and ease of use. It allows me to create some pretty amazing self-shot videos without having someone else help me with the camera movement. Now before I show you the techniques for filming yourself with a slider, let's quickly discuss how to use the Nano Slider. Now I've used many sliders in the past, but the Shark Slider Nano is by far the simplest one to use when it comes to programming your camera movements. I can use the touchscreen to set my A point where the camera movement will start and then reposition the camera to set my B point, dial in the slide speed and I'm good to go. What's great is that it's a pan-axis slider which supports both panning and linear movement, which is great for creating parallax shots. The slider is powered by using a Sony NP battery and can be charged using a USB-C port and if you're recording longer videos such as the time lapse, you can use a power bank even without the battery to extend the runtime. Now when you turn on the slider, it starts with the calibration process which takes around 30 seconds. However, the slider does that each time you turn it on. So just something to keep in mind. You also get a smartphone mount. However, you can also use it with a DSLR camera. The max payload is 3.5 kilos when placed on a flat surface, 2.5 kilos when mounted on a tripod and two kilograms when setting it up vertically. Now because I'm using an iPhone, which is lightweight, I have the advantage of creating faster movements with smooth results. Now the heavier the camera setup, the slower you will have to set the slide speed to avoid gerrym movements in your shot. When placing it on a flat surface, you get about 20 centimeters of travel and when you mount it on a tripod, you get 40 centimeters of travel. A very important function is the loop function which allows the camera to go back and forth continuously. This way I can do as many takes as I want and don't have to worry about resetting the slider every time. As a portable slider, I like how they include a slide lock mechanism to keep everything in place. The Shark Slider Nano also has a dedicated app called the iFootage Mocha app. It's free to download and offer similar functionality like Filmic Pro, giving you full control over your camera. The native camera app is great and I use it quite often as I'm familiar with it. However, the biggest advantage of using a professional video app, such as the Mocha app, is that I can control the focus and exposure separately. On top of that, I can be more creative and create smooth rack focus, like seen in movies. But we're gonna look at that later. Now regarding the gear setup, we talked about the Shark Slider Nano. Furthermore, I will be using the iPhone 14 Pro. What I also have with me is a tripod which allows me to position the slider and also create vertical shots. I also have a magic arm, which again gives me more flexibility to position my phone and can be used for close-up shots. I also have an Apple Watch with me, which I can use as a monitor when filming with the native camera app. This will really help speed up the filming process as I can see what the camera is seeing in real time. Now as for the camera settings, I will be filming everything in 4K 60 frames per second in case I want to slow down the footage or create a speed ramp. So let me now show you the different camera movements you can create using the slider. This way you can create and implement those techniques for yourself and make your videos look more dynamic. Now I find this beautiful spot, we're here at Greifensee. I'm super excited to create a sort of short travel video of myself here exploring this lake. So the first shot we're gonna create is a slide shot. The camera will be moving from left to right and I've already set up my tripod as well as the slider. It did its calibration, so everything is ready to go. The only thing we need to do is set our A and B point. So the first thing I'm gonna do is set to the end position which is my B point. This is where I want it to stop and then I'm gonna set, unlock, focus and exposure so that no changes occur and then I'm gonna set this as my B point and then I'm gonna move this all the way to the left and this looks really nice because we have some foreground with these tree branches and I'm gonna set this as my A point. And the next thing I'm gonna do is set the time and I will set it to around 10 seconds and then I'm gonna select loop. This way the slider will move back and forth and then start and so the next shot I'm gonna create is a low slice shot. Hey buddy, you looking for something? So I've actually taken it off the tripod and I've placed it here on the ground. So while this one is here, as my actor we're actually gonna create a nice, nice slide shot. So I'm gonna use the wide angle lens and this is going to be my B point actually and then I'm gonna move it all the way to the left. This is gonna be my A point and the duration will be four seconds. I'm gonna actually loop it and go. This shot looks really nice. So the next shot we will be creating is a vertical shot. As you can see, the camera will be moving up as the camera will be moving up I will be walking into the frame and this is gonna look really great because I do have some foreground and by pressing these two buttons over here it will allow me to adjust my slider setting. So I'm gonna hold over here, press the two buttons and as you can see it unlocks everything. And what I also wanna create is an automatic focus pool. We can also create a controlled focus pool inside the Moco app, which can be also very helpful but it's not always necessary. I just make sure to test out the shot but I think this will work. So I'm gonna set this as my A point and I'm gonna move the slider upwards. We're gonna set this as our B point. So let's test that out. I'm gonna set it to loop. I'm gonna start it and just check if this shot would look great. Okay, it slowly moves up and then let's see. We'll slowly then transition to the background. I think this is gonna look really nice. I'm gonna hit the record button. That was actually our first take and quite surprised that it worked this well. So we're gonna take this and let's move on to the next one. So the next shot I'll be creating is a parallax shot. To do that, if you don't have an Apple watch to monitor yourself, you can also use the selfie camera on the iPhone 14 Pro. I'm gonna make this shot a little bit more interesting using cinematic mode. This way the background will be blurred out and I have this nice separation. And what's great about using cinematic mode is that I can actually track my face. This way I will always stay in focus as I create my movement. I'm actually gonna set my A and B point now. So this is going to be my A point and I'm also gonna take advantage of the full length that the slider travels for the parallax to really take effect. The great part about using the selfie camera is that I can position myself. So I'll be standing here and I'm gonna mark it with this stone and this, I don't know what this is. This way I know where to stand. So this is gonna be the starting position and I'm gonna set this as the A position and then I'm gonna move it all the way to the right and then I'm gonna move the camera a little bit to the left. I'm just gonna check the shot if this would look great. I'm still centered and the time will be 10 seconds. Hit the record button, select start. Gonna position myself. Okay, let's try that out. The next shot I will create is a nice close-up shot of this dead branch over here and I'm using the magic arm so I can get closer to the branch. And I'm now gonna set my slider key frame. This is gonna be my A position and then I'm gonna move it all the way over here and I'm also gonna slightly turn it to create more dynamic. I'm gonna save it as my B position and I've set it to 20 seconds. Let's go for 15 and then I'm gonna confirm it, stand by and I'm gonna so hit the record button and then start recording. And creating this shot handheld is much more difficult than using a slider. So especially for close-up shots or even macro shots, this is really great. I could actually walk in the background. Yeah, why not? That would look great. Let's now create a slide shot with a rack focus. This involves gradually blurring the background while bringing the foreground into sharp focus or vice versa. This technique can be used to draw attention to an important part of your story. And for this method, I will be using the Mocha app as I can manually control the focus and set key frames that will sync with the movement of the slider. And what's great about using the Mocha app is that I can control everything through this app without even having to use the touchscreen. I'm recording in on the wide angle lens in 4K 60 frames per second and over here to the left, I have my manual focus control. So I actually want it to start blurry. So I'm going to drag this wheel all the way up. So I'm going to set this to A and then the B position will be over here. This will be the part where the path will be in focus. I'm going to set this as my B position. I'm also going to loop it and I'm going to set the time, I think 10 seconds is good. I'm going to start and I'm going to position myself. So for this shot, I'm going to create a push-in shot. I want the camera to slowly move forward. I can't pull it back all the way because you will see this knob over here. So I'm going to start the camera movement here. I'm going to use my Apple Watch to monitor myself. So I'm going to be standing right over here, actually. I'm going to mark it using this dead leaf over here. And now I need to set and lock my focus. So I'm actually going to grab something. And I think this one I'll be standing, I think over here. So I think this will, I hope this will work. That's the issue a little bit. If you want to set focus on yourself, it isn't always easy. So I'm going to set and lock focus. This is going to be the B position and this will be the A position. I'm going to confirm it and set it to loop. And then I'm going to hit the record button and start filming myself. Hopefully I'm in focus. So now that we have all of our shots, let's look at the final results. So as you can see, creating your movement using a motorized slider can really make your shots look more natural and dynamic than just adding camera movement in the edit. Now filming with a slider does require some setup time. However, if you're filming content by yourself and don't have anyone to help film you, then having a motorized slider and taking the time to set up your shots goes a long way. I wouldn't bring this entire setup with me on every shoot, but it's definitely worth keeping in your kit when you need the extra dynamic in your shot. Now the best part about the Shark Slider Nano is it's usability and the ability to program your camera movements easily. The option to pan and slide simultaneously without adding additional modules makes the slider versatile. Furthermore, you can use the Shark Slider Nano not only to film yourself, but also for product shoots, interviews and real estate videos, which really adds production value to your videos. All right, guys, I hope this has helped you understand how to use a motorized slider and all the different shots you can create with it. If you want to learn more about how to create professional looking videos on your phone, make sure to check out smartphonefilmmaking.com. The link will be in the video description below. Thank you so much for watching, guys, and I will see you in the next video.


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You must have seen these 3d renders and they look very hand-drawn We chatted a little bit with at rookie curry on what makes her character renders stand out and here's what she said one It's super important to simplify the planes of the face Doing so has a carry-on effect in that you get much more consistent line results Then there's the actual model topology Where you want to build the shadow shapes into the topology for later vertex normal editing for nice shading to Build your model to be seen in 2d. Apply a flat or tune shaded material early and keep checking Three don't over detail if you're trying to emulate cartoons It's easy to do so in 3d But traditional animation artists have to draw the same character over and over so the designs are streamlined Typically don't include a lot of frivolous details for Study the best models you can find ie ARC system works Study good models try to figure out why and how they did certain things Five the shading don't rely on generated shading control it use shadow masks edit your normals and always simplify Six study color Study artists who have great color and look into color theory, of course BNPR has some great resources on that Seven don't just use black outlines for your line art use color and play with the darkness for different results Eight render using multiple layers and edit the final result in your image editing program of choice Especially when you want that x-factor of 3d looking 2d even small manual edits make a big difference Nine for post-processing have a look in mind that you're going for for modern anime Slightly blur the image add a soft glow and kill the digital look if you can Ten study what you want to emulate look at the shapes shadow shapes, etc. Knowing some 2d also helps a lot And these are her secrets These are pretty deep things stuff you will work on for years. You can put them as milestones in your NPR journey


Thank you gentlemen. Now we will skip to the final last question and after that you will have five minutes to sum up the whole discussion. So the last question. This will be the question for Jaron Broek and I want to ask you that why in this discussion you think that the force is the force is the needs of the people. Because when we are talking about the forces what I'm sorry I didn't understand the force is people need because when we are talking about the private agency which should protect people because force is not a need the true need is to be protected for the force yeah so the agency will not create the word to constant word war which each other yeah they rather want to stop the wars to stop the violence because that they people will pay them for that yeah so they works like a company not like a government government have got money in any way yeah it's good or bad government company can earn money achieve money and people only when it's good on their own way so that's a question there is a thanks for asking a question it's a good question the fun there's a fundamental difference between economic power and and force or what I call political power the difference is the one embodies a gun and the other one does not economic power is truly voluntary economic power is about the gaining of values and constant progress and constant competition and compass a constant improvement in win-win transactions and win-win relationships once you have once you bring in the gun once you bring in force protection you call it but protection is very naive it's very it's a very nice word right because what is my protection might be force against you I need to protect it against you you you're doing stuff economically that I don't like I want your stuff and my protection agency is now I've paid it a lot of money to go after you and go after your stuff and if my protection agent has a bigger gun than your protection agency then who do you think's gonna win that one it's all about guns it's all about the size of the weapons it's all about force it's not about value creation it's about guns it's about the bigger gun wins right so a political power the power of the gun is about coercion it is about force whether it's held by the government it's its power it's the same kind of power in government or it's held by private entities private entities that supposedly motivated by money but they still have a gun in their hand and a gun in their hand allows them to inflict their power over other people without it being voluntary and their whole purpose is not to be voluntary because they're protecting me they're not protecting you you didn't pay them so they're there to protect me so if I have a conflict with you they represent me and if they're gonna inflict their power on you they're not violating any voluntary agreement they had with me I say cool go after him now you ever protect an agency responsible protecting you and they have to negotiate or they have to war or they have to do whatever and what if their negotiations break down and this is why you know it was brought up that states functions like this yeah and and exactly what we get we get wars we get World War two we get even stupid or World War one or both are equally stupid I guess World War one we get we get because there's no final authority there's no way to arbitrary disputes and they have big guns and I can inflict you know I'm Germany I can inflict my bigger gun than on Poland I'm gonna take you over well the the protection agency is gonna do exactly the same thing and there's no way to stop them and the will of the people doesn't matter because the people unless the people are all armed and that's fine I mean the one solution I can imagine to all this is we're all armed we all carry we all have the machine gun ready and and we're all constantly all the time at war but nobody wants to live like that nobody wants to live like that nobody should want to live like that nobody should live like that again I can consider the anarchist position on the same in the same place as as authoritarianism because I think it leads the same state of mind the same kind of life which is a life of fear and oppression and and constant constant constant fear constant inability to use the one weapon the one tool we have to produce which is our mind if I can jump into this question also yes okay thank you so okay alright so first of all I would say maybe maybe that would be worth mentioning today something that we haven't mentioned yet the difference between the operation between the states and as what you mentioned in your question between private security agencies which by the way I think we can expect would be actually insurance companies working on a free market insurance companies provide service to people they they insure them against catastrophes these catastrophes can be natural catastrophes or social catastrophes social catastrophe is nothing else than being a victim of a crime being a victim of a mugger and and and therefore this this this kind of imbalance that you should suggest that that your your defense agency represents you against against another person and the only thing that the agency wants to do is basically to respect your rights is also that doubtful because in the case of insurance companies these interests are not so easily distributed because the insurance company considers a person who actually is a victim of a catastrophe a winner against the insurance company so the incentive structure wouldn't be so straightforward as you should suggesting but then another so that's the one thing and now we can compare these two models that we haven't yet was that it was the ultimate was was the crucial difference between these two organizations the crucial difference is that the state can externalize costs of its aggressive behavior on the taxpayers on the people that involuntarily have to hand over the money to the state because they are threatened with death and and and loss of the of the life liberty and property whereas organizations such as security agencies or in particular insurance companies operating on the free market they operate on a different basis they cannot externalize costs of the aggressive behavior on the customers because as you suggested and as you suggested rightly they are financed through a voluntary purchases of the service they provide to the customers the willing customers and therefore the incentive to start the wall to war to have a war between agencies is is a different sort of incentive and I claim is a is a smaller incentive than there is between the states we can ask ourselves this question imagine two organizations satirist paribas or other things being equal counterfactually or other things being equal organization a and organization b they equal except one thing organization a can't externalize costs of aggressive behavior on other people through taxation organization b can't do that and now ask yourself which of these two organizations will be more aggressive where will be the bigger incentive to start violence to initiate physical force against innocent people so in my last point about you know arming to teeth having guns next you know with you all the time machine guns and things like that well I I I basically as a free market here I believe in division of labor and I don't think that we would have to defend ourselves individually I think we would outsource it we could outsource it we could have a division of labor and professional agencies specializing in this service would basically protect us in particular that would be insurance companies as they protect us now before something happens to us not afterwards as it's the case with the police and actually that was also surprising for me when you mentioned that you're not afraid of the state taking into consideration how many violations are committed by the police in the United States it's really surprising we at least in Poland don't have this problem because our police is really not so strong and doesn't have such doesn't have such powers but it's surprising to hear it from someone from the United States where you really have a big problem of the police and the violence of the police so so yeah that would be that would be it on my part thank you very much well we are running out of time so would you like to say at last few words to sum up today's meeting well I'll just say just to correct us I if I said I'm not afraid of the state then I misspoke of course I'm afraid of the state in its current in its current manifestation of course I'm afraid of the direction in which states are going because they're only going in the direction of finging on individual rights more so what I'm not afraid is afraid of a state that protects individual rights I'm not afraid of a state that is structured around at the principle the principle which has to be well defined and clearly defined of individual rights and individual sovereignty I where I am really afraid is of the anarchist of the anarchist solution the anarchist world the deliverance of anarchy I think is I think it's scary I think it's I think it's destructive and I think that the that the arguments are inherently unsound and unreal and the the solutions to to the real issues are detached from all reality if you want anarchy Somalia is waiting for you you can go back to the Middle Ages and live in the Middle Ages and enjoy that that is anarchy it's not a distortion of anarchy it's anarchy it's exactly what anarchy is it's not that it has to be tried it's been tried many many many times and it's it's tried as I said in our inner cities among gangs the you know there is anarchy all over the world you can go find a place and go live there it's a horrific existence it is not an existence worthy of human beings and I think it does us at this service as defenders of liberty of those of us who want to defend freedom to advocate for a system that is so destructive to human life what is the difference between objective and non-objective law and what are the consequences in society of each that is one of the most important questions today and objective law is a law which defines objectively what constitutes a crime or what is forbidden and the kind of penalties that the man would incur if he performs the forbidden action objective means definable graspable by irrational consciousness therefore an objective law would be a law which a man can understand and apply so that every man ahead of committing an action would be able to tell what is the crime forbidden what penalty would he incur if he commits it and can make a decision accordingly to be a law-abiding citizen he would should be able to understand the law and apply it as guidance to his own social actions now and non-objective law is one which cannot be defined it means a law without specific definition which may have as many different interpretations as there are men under a non-objective law a citizen cannot tell what is permitted or forbidden he cannot tell what action is socially accepted what action will be punished and what will be the nature of the punishment and non-objective law is left strictly at the interpretation of the authorities usually the judges under dictatorships it would be the commissars but in any case a non-objective law is one which a man cannot interpret himself a law that is not defined and is in fact undefinable the best example of it is of course antitrust legislation where a man cannot tell actually what is permitted to him or is forbidden and may commit a legal crime without knowing that he's doing it Mr. Ryan a very popular legal doctrine holds that law is actually what judges say it is and that legislative enactments are only sources of the law with the judges used to derive what they believe the law is do you do you believe this is a primary cause of the presence a state of non-objective law it's not the primary cause it's one of the manifestations I believe if I'm not mistaken it was justice Holmes Oliver Wendell Holmes who originated that doctor and he was the the worst philosophical influence on American law that is a statement of pure non-objectivities is the formula for tyranny because if the laws are whichever the judges interpret I don't see the purpose of having any laws at all it would simply means that whichever the judges or the authorities decide at any given moment and will determine what happens to the citizens of the country it is not a formulation of law it's the destruction the negation of the concept of law