This started out as a controlled burn. Soon it turned out of control. The Pinebush Preserve Commission was trying to clear a small portion of its land, but high winds pushed it into an adjacent area and it spread. 150 firefighters from Albany, Gilderland, and Colony called in to fight it. I couldn't tell. The winds were probably gusting 25, 30 miles an hour today and it just pushed the fire every which way and we finally got it contained on the north side, pushed everything to the east. At one point the fire jumped the throughway near Route 155. Buildings in Washington Square even turned on their lawn sprinklers to help the firefighters. By the time the fire came down the hillside, they had gotten here. I don't think the building was ever in danger. All the while smoke shut down much of the throughway between exits 24 and 25. Overhead helicopters dumped water trying to douse the flames. The wind continued to be a major factor in the battle. By nightfall, the blaze was pretty much out. About 75 acres charred.  Well, the Pine Bush preserves is they were well within their protocol when they made that decision. It says humidity, moisture levels, and even the wind were within their proper range when the burn began. Our forecast was within prescription and the winds were forecasted to hold within that prescription and the winds picked up later today and that was probably one of the issues that we were dealing with. The Pine Bush Commission says it will regroup and assess its protocol after today's fire. There were no injuries or property damage in the blaze and the Pine Bush says vegetation should start growing back within the next two weeks. And burns aren't that unusual at all in the Pine Bush, they do it a lot. You see controlled burns almost every year. Human factors thing and we're asked by the decision makers, don't be afraid and feel free to ask people. How are you feeling? How did your emotions play into this? How are people around you acting? That's fair game. Remember it's all about the learning. That's why we're going out there is to learn from other people's experience. What's different about this staff ride from many other staff rides is a lot of the learning is going to come from positive examples. Quite often we're going out doing a staff ride on something where somebody got burned over, killed, whatever. And most of the learning comes from negative examples. A lot of the learning in this staff ride will come from positive examples. But I also want to make sure that you understand it wasn't perfect. I mean obviously you didn't set out to have a 75 acre burn. You didn't set out to close down the New York State throughway at Rush Hour. There are definitely things that went awry here and we want to learn from both the positive and the negative. And then on every one of our burns, of course we have the objectives of learning, learning, learning about smoke behavior. Particularly in the urban interface here, smoke is a huge issue for us. And then fire behavior in these fuels. We want to learn as much as we can and looking back we learned a lot. And so we basically want to know what pitch pine scrub oak barons will do in different weather conditions and fuel conditions. As far as unit preparation, I'm just going to go over real quickly a little bit of how we set up a unit prior to a burn.  This line here pretty much stayed, what you see today is pretty much what it looked like. Maybe a little more trimming along the edges of some of the fuels but generally a nice sandy trail works pretty well. But the north and south lines we mowed much wider than required than prescription. Prescription requires 6 to 12 foot wide. We mowed them about 35 to 40 foot wide with a hydro axe. We did that because we knew that adjacent fuels were very volatile and also very receptive and that going after anything in them would be difficult. And so we gave ourselves a much wider break along the edges of our unit. The organization on this particular burn, like I said, I was the fire leader as a trainee. Chris Hawver was a line boss on the north line and also the burn boss for this burn, keep that one in mind. And then the south line Neil Gifford our conservation director was the line boss there. And then the rest of our crew, we have the 13 on crew would be assigned to one of the two line bosses. And we burn this unit as a typical for ring fire scenario where each crew is both holding and ignition. So we didn't have a separate ignition team or crew. We basically light the edges of the unit and if we needed interior each line boss would coordinate that with me and we do any interior that we need to do if necessary along the lines. We also have a smoke spotter who was out along the through way. And then we also have someone who's obviously taking weather for us every half hour during the burn, who's on one of the lines but is generally put in a low level role because they're going to be pulled out a lot to be taking weather for us. As far as our contingency plan, which of course is always a part of our briefing, our plan prior to this event was pre-bear bones as far as contingency. We talked about fall back lines, we would talk about what we would do in the event that something slopped over but not in a lot of detail. And if we had anything that we felt we couldn't contain ourselves, we would call 911. And the way it works here for us is once that 911 resource in this case like the city of Albany Fire Department gets here we would turn command, well I and Chris would turn command over to them and they would actually manage the event and we would become a resource to them. We don't have the ability in-house to manage the big picture situation and so we actually would turn it over to them and then become available to help out wherever they put us as a crew. We were in prescription with wind speeds, we were in prescription with our fuel moistures, we were in prescription, even though they were low and RH was also on the low end. We were in the 31-32 range, bottom of prescription is 30. Squirrely winds are not abnormal for us. In fact I've never burned here in the Pine Bush without having squirrely winds. Because of our dune formations the winds are going all over the place and then we put fire breaks in and these trails tend to catch the wind also and push them all kinds of funny directions. So that wasn't abnormal to me, it wasn't abnormal to Chris or to Neil. None of us felt really uncomfortable with that. We had a dominant wind direction going and that's what we're always looking for on the day of a burn. But little shifts here and there, that was typical. So at 11.52 a.m. which was a little early for us, a lot of times we wouldn't even start till afternoon because we're waiting for the wind to settle in at some direction. We lit a test fire right here behind where you're standing. And it was similar in that it was a lot of blueberry and huckleberry minus the leaves, because remember we're in April, but still very volatile, very flashy. And we basically tested in the shade, we tested in the fuels that were here and then we tested out under this slightly south slope here with our test fire. And the test fire was about 15 minutes. We watched, saw what was happening. It was definitely lively, it was definitely burning well. But we always, we were kind of used to that, I guess in a sense. I wouldn't say I was necessarily comfortable with it from the standpoint of I've never been comfortable with a burn here in the pine bush. But it was something that we'd seen a lot. And so it didn't put up any red flags for any of us at that point in time. I mean, the weather forecast, they hadn't predicted any of these winds even later on into the evening or the next day. Not the best of my knowledge. Basically what we did, we didn't all have cell phones back then, but we did have a bag phone in our one truck, remember those things? Yeah. And so we would call DEC meteorology just before the test burn and basically get as close to a spot with our forecast as we could get. And they didn't give us any indication at that point in time that there was anything kind of different happening. The other thing I will say though is that I don't remember a pine bush burn that didn't have winds coming from other directions during the burn. It's just standard. So your weather observer, was that person moving or taking weather in a consistent location? Good question. If you notice on a little sheet, at the beginning they took one on the ridge and they came down into the valley and stayed down here for the rest of the burn. So was that person picking up the winds? Possibly not, very good point. At that point, what was the familiarity and I guess experience level of the burn crew that you had out here? Were they familiar with the area and what was their experience? And yours?  Some of them had quite a bit of experience. Some of them, I remember I think there was one of them who was quite green, not a lot of experience. We had Neil Christen myself who, I guess, mediocre experience at the higher side. We had a DC forest ranger. So I guess what I would say is it was kind of a mixed bag. Subject of weak signals pretty hard in the last day and a half. And I don't mean you specifically, but you the team, looking back, were there weak signals up to this point in the burn that you could have picked up on that you didn't pick up on or you didn't pay attention to? I think honestly at this point there wasn't much that was really making me think this is quite different from a lot of other burns. I've been on a lot of burns here. I had burns turn 180 degrees and go downhill. The first burn I was on took out 10 acres in about two minutes. Sounded like a freight train. I knew that wasn't normal or good based on the noise on the radio. But on the other hand I've seen a lot of that sort of thing. That's what these fuels do. That's what happens. So no, I don't think there was a lot that was really keying me into something different for this particular day. Do you think that anybody else was uncomfortable with anything about the burn? Well, after the fact I know that there were a couple of folks who were. As of my actually picking up on something, I would say, no, I wasn't aware of that. Well, it was within norm. As we move around the corner, you'll notice that you're kind of in a draw there between two dunes much like here. And you'll see this as we go down and I'll point it out. But in these low areas here we get these frost pockets that develop.  Then we have a lot more grasses and wildflowers down in there. And this was dormant season so we had a lot more dry cured, fine dead fuel. We had pretty grasses and wildflowers around that point, you know, around heading up the slope to point I. As we moved through there we had to slow down considerably because we had several spots in those fuels. We had grassy, fine dead fuel in the unit and immediately outside the unit. And that wasn't unexpected necessarily.  We think we had between three and five spots. None of them were bigger than a garbage can size lid. But in hindsight, red flag scenario, right, multiple spots outside the unit. But they were all right, you know, in the, more or less in or immediately adjacent to that, to the fire break. So we moved up here to J and that went relatively well and the fire behavior was well within what we would normally see. Prevailing winds were west, northwest coming at us like this. From that direction Pluma Smoke was rising several hundred feet and moving on. All in all, the fire behavior, smoke behavior was within what we had grown accustomed to seeing in these fuels in the dormant season. I was here, the north line was well behind me, so I was well ahead of him, moved through this, backing fire went well.  The main plume was still going up and out, but you would get residual smoke. And we had a crew member on the line that day who was on the nozzle who was an older gentleman, and he was getting smoke. The smoke was pretty light at that point. And I didn't know this the first time he did it, the second time I did. He was leaving the nozzle and backing off and getting out of the smoke to clear his lungs. And then he'd come back, and in the meantime the person in the engine would be outside the cab, ready to apparently use a nozzle if need be. So that was kind of a red flag for me in hindsight, that he was backing off. And then coming back when he felt when he felt that when we got his lungs cleared. So we moved along with igniter, first water holding person in the engine. And I had the engine behind the igniter assuming that if we got a spot it would be immediately adjacent to the line and the engine would be here to deal with that. At the time all we had on that engine, kind of a standard Type 7 engine, but all we had was the booster line. We didn't have any hose packs, any accordion or anything else that would help us get to reach out there. So as we moved along, backing fire had moved into that clump of pitch pine there. This was black well to the top of the ridge line here and slightly beyond.  And then this flanking backing fire moving across the slope this way as we went along. Which was working really well and at this point we were thinking we were nearly done. I could see where he was, he could see where I was. At the time I was beyond this clump of pitch pine here and maybe 50 to 80 feet from the point that you walked around. When we had that easterly wind gust that came in at just the wrong time. All of those pitch pine were preheated from the backing fire that was still working through them. We had I think one or two trees, the whole clump of pitch pine didn't go up. It was just a couple of trees that torched. Set an ember, probably a pine cone, 200 feet from there into this unit behind you. Between these two snags and the highway, down in the bottom of that draw, 200 feet off the line.  We held up, we had torching on the line, which was never a good thing. We held up ignition, waited, that wind event lasted all of a minute, maybe two tops. Smoke, everything moved back that way with the prevailing winds. Almost all the smoke cleared and it was obvious there was still smoke coming up out of there. At that time, my first holding person then we realized there was smoke coming out of there before we could communicate anything. Took off, bush whacking through the thick scrub oak, which was a no-no even then. It was a tall, heavy, thick tangle. You wouldn't want to walk through it anytime, let alone when there's fire on the ground and you've got a full metal Indian can on your back. It's easy for this stuff if you've ever walked through scrub oak. You'll probably reach out and grab you and snag you because you get hung up on it very easily. So he went down and when he came back out reported that there was, it was down there for several minutes, seemed like an eternity, that he reported a spot that was initially the size of a Volkswagen Beetle. Did he have a radio? I don't remember if he had a radio or not. I think he did. Do you remember Joel, if he had a radio? So he said that he proceeded to put out the backing part of it, create some black, jumped into that and started working around the flank and by the time he got around the one flank to start dealing with the head, the head was already getting too big and moving away from him and he knew enough to come out. We saw how big the fire was. In between there and this ridge, it went from four to six foot flame lengths to flame lengths that were probably almost twice as high as those pitch points you see behind you. The initial attack wasn't going to work. We had a person on my line, the bag phone at the time was in my engine, so he called 911 and then my crew went out to 155 basically straight out and waited for their instructions as the rest of the crew was doing what they were being instructed to do here. In between the test fire and where we're standing now, we had three radios go dead, one of which was the Burnboss trainees radio. Do you remember how you got a radio? Because you had one again. I assume you swapped out with somebody. I swapped out with somebody, but it took a while, I think that's what happened.  Initially it used to be the Burnboss and the line bosses had radios, the smoke spotter would have a radio and the weather person would have a radio and then as the program grew and we had a little more money, we bought more radios but we didn't have replacement batteries, there wasn't a replacement on you. Now everybody on crew has a radio and all those key people at least and now we have enough batteries that a lot of extra people have extra batteries but all those key people, the Burnboss, the line bosses, the weather, smoke always carry an extra battery that's been fully charged in their chest pack. In the last couple of days we've been talking a lot about weak signals and red flags. In retrospect, can you think of any things that you might have picked up on that would have warned you that this was going to happen, that you didn't react to? Not used specifically, but the whole recording? Yeah, there were a number of things. I and several other people that day, you know, it came up in the AAR. I don't know if you've ever been on a burn, you wake up in the morning or anything, any kind of thing, you're going to a wedding or anything. You just wake up and you get that weird feeling like, you know, today's not going to be a good day. That was that feeling that I had and I couldn't put my finger on it and apparently there were several other crew people that day as well.  So they, you know, compared to Joel, Chris and I figured, well, what do I know? I'm new. So they didn't speak up. I didn't speak up because I didn't have anything specific. It wasn't like, okay, you know, the engine's not working or the engine's not working. We don't have smoke signs to an extra two hours to set up. It wasn't, you know, just strange feeling like feel off is what I remember from that day and other people mentioned it as well. So in hindsight, and now in our briefings, we ask people, you know, is there anybody that wants to, does not want to participate, wants to decline participation? And then, you know, we might have tried to get them to pinpoint specifically. Today we'd really evaluate that differently. And, you know, we learned a number of things that day, but now we don't do that. If we aren't able to burn, we aren't able to get in here within five years, we'll assess it. If it's too tall, too dense, we won't let it match until the whole thing has been mowed again with a hydro-axe. And actually we've went through a pretty big paradigm shift in just how we burn here. Getting away from dormant season burns and this stuff to growing season, mechanical and fire treatments in combination in a single season. So in June, once it's green, bring the hydro-axe in, mow it down, let it green back up. Then we've got all that fuel now on the ground. And we've got live fuel moisture a month later. And then we put fire on the ground and we end up with a relatively intense, moderately intense, but highly severe fire that moves very slowly. And we're meeting ecological objectives like we never did before. But also we've got fire that's actually manageable. Set the scene a little bit for you. There was none of this aspen here that you see behind you or over here. But there was about between like, I don't know, six and eight foot tall scrub oak. Very thick all around. It was all behind you and all here was all scrub oak as well. So I'm going to pick up the story. Back up where you guys were with Neil at that location. About five to ten minutes before the wind event and spot happened. And at that point in time, about five or ten minutes before that occurred, my radio went dead. I was concerned about it, but I wasn't overly concerned about it for a couple of reasons. One reason was we didn't have enough radios back then to always give a radio to a crew member. So I had been on burns before where I didn't have a radio. And you just team up with somebody else. So I communicated to Neil that my radio had died. And I just, you know, notified the person next to me that my radio was dead and I'd need to get communication from them. The other reason why I wasn't overly concerned about it at the time was we were just a couple of minutes from being done. We were getting ready to tie it off and it would be finished for the day and I didn't have to worry about it because it was only a couple more minutes. So that's another reason why I wasn't overly concerned about it. So go ahead ten minutes after the spot occurred. The next communication I remember receiving is from Neil that I was to go and meet Brent at the FAV. And I'll talk a little bit more about that in a second at the FAV. So I remember the next thing I remember thinking is well maybe I should turn around and go back and grab a drip torch. But then I didn't know why I was going to meet Brent. I didn't know what we were going to be doing. I figured, and I figured wrongly of course that there would be one on the truck when I got there. So I didn't, I just continued down the trail to meet up with Brent. Brent and I met up at the Frost Pocket and I'm sure these guys pointed out the Frost Pocket to you when you were coming around. We both got into the truck and started driving along the trail to this location. I remember as we're driving in the truck I remember saying to Brent, so what are we going to do when we get there? And what I heard Brent say was we're going to stop it. What he probably said to me was we're going to assess whether we can stop it. But in my mind I heard we're going to stop it. So I'm under the mindset that once we get there we're going to have to stop this thing coming over the hill. So Brent and I continue in the truck and we continue to this location right here. And we parked the truck facing this way. Now the FAV was called that it's short for fast attack vehicle. It was a 1975 or 76 Army surplus vehicle. It was hard to start. Once you got it started we usually kept it running. But it was a catch-22 because if you kept it running it sometimes overheated when you had it running that long. And it had a slip-on unit on the back and usually we kept extra tools in it and stuff like that. During this firm there was no extra drip torches on it which now is standard procedure for us to keep extra drip torches on the trucks. Whether that would have helped us or not, who knows, but there wasn't any on it. So Brent and I ended up stopping at this location. We got out of the truck. I believe at that time started the slip-on unit just to have it running. And we turned and looked towards the location of the spot which is right behind you that way. At that time we had to stand here for a couple of minutes because we just saw a little bit of smoke coming up. We couldn't really tell at that point in time what was going on. So we waited for, it could have been like two or three minutes. It seemed like we were standing here for an hour just waiting to see what was going to come over the hill. I was under the impression when I left the line up there that that was the point that everybody was leaving and that they were calling 911. I didn't find out till later that when the fire came over the hill and Brent saw it, that's when he called Chris and that's when 911 was notified at that point in time. So the fire started coming over the hill, you know, about where those tall pitch pines are. It was a little bit in front of that. At that point in time is when we first noticed our very first spot fire over here and behind us here on the other side of the trail. The moment that Brent called to tell Chris to call 911 is probably when we should have left looking back on it. But for some reason we stayed. I don't know if it was still under the mindset, you know, there's a huge wide break here. It's coming down slow. Maybe we can stop it. You know, if there's just a couple spots, but Brent grabbed a tool and ran into the scrub oak over here to assess the spot, maybe to see whether, you know, how big it was if he could stop it. At the same time, I was kind of under the same mindset. So I grabbed the hose and started dragging hose out to go into the scrub oak. As soon as I got to the big wall of scrub oak though, I stopped because there's no, there was no way I could walk into it, drag the hose through it, be any sort of effective with it. And I kind of knew at that point in time we weren't staying to stop this. When I was winding up the hose on the reel and waiting for Brent to come out of the scrub oak, my goggles had fogged up because I had these kind of big old goggles and they were too big for my face. So I took them and put them up on my helmet. And when I did that, I started getting burns on my face. So I had gotten the hose all back up into there. Since Matt had just lit that off, I ran, got Brent and told him under no circumstances were we staying here that we were going to get into this truck and leave. So Brent and I came out of this scrub oak at the same time there was a fire world happening right here on this corner right behind those pitch pine trees that was about three quarters of the way as tall as that pitch pine tree. It was too hot for us to get in on the passenger side. So I went and got in on the driver's side and Brent was running behind me and got in on the driver's side as well. From that point, we just drove straight out of here to 155 and there was fire here.  We didn't know when we got up to that bend what was happening beyond our vision. So kind of thinking about what do we do if there's a crew standing in the middle of the trail because we were driving out of here pretty much as fast as we could on the occasion. Even if you don't think something is important to tell the next person up in the chain, just do it anyway. I think for myself it would probably be a little more assertive when you have a hunch about something or think about something. How much of a factor do you think complacency was? I've heard a few times people say we've done worse, we've done a lot more. I think a lot of the weather was normalized, I think, by the staff a little bit. Especially the squirrely winds, as they recall, because we see it all the time. It may have sent up a real red flag to someone that wasn't familiar with the area, but I think we could have normalized it a little bit. A little city of a great state of New York, we have a lot of political activity here. We're very much in the political eye anyways, where we are and who we're involved with. So we had a number of politicians on site here, right at 155, a lot of Blacksadans, the mayor of the city, executive staff from state agencies. One person in particular I remember yelling and having fired. The governor, got the attention of the governor, the governor came out later that summer to see and to evaluate the site. I've said that every other group, burning a long linear unit with steep topography at the top of the slope, endormant pine barrens fuels, low R.H.s, significant day sensor rain, created a lot of things that we do now in those situations. And Craig mentioned burning here is challenging because of small units. Small units are very dangerous, because you have so much fire on the ground and such a little black on it. They're very challenging. Remember I mentioned this point about this post-burd questionnaires that we'd send out? But for the most part, most people said that you need to keep burning. The pine bush needs to burn. You need to burn to reduce the chance of wildfires in the future. And then they'd usually say, comma, but be careful. What you was thinking was very compelling. I think we had a lot of fire investigation reports and everyone knows that's not the whole moment where you realize that it's gotten past you. The other thing that fascinates me about that is that the idea of those holes in the cheese lining up, you can, the whole idea of preoccupation with failure is that you can never predict what an individual's reaction is going to be. And the fact that she was sitting in that corner and her only communication was out of communication with her and another person comes by, she has no communication with that. Those three individuals interacting with no interaction was a really key point, I think, to that whole scenario. There was a real key point in there that most people in this business come from a biological science background or a technical fire background and would tend to approach fire as a technical and biological thing. And it's a human thing as long as we're out there doing it. And the point that you can never predict what an individual is going to do or how individuals are going to interact with it. When we got on the second station where the fire went to Ridge and where she spotted down the line, the thing I got from that is, and it seems to be a common theme every time we lose a fire is that's when the burn was wrapping up, everything was looking good, the headless thing is a bag. And that's when a lot of fire is when you lose it. When you're at that point you figure this is done and we do aerial attacking, you know, you think we've got a line around it and say, okay, it's done, a lot of time that's when she jumps the line and it's gone again. So it seems to be a common theme on a lot of fire. At that point maybe it's reluctant to simplify.  That's one thing I know. I like that, I like that, I like that you link that to a life is to simplify. I never really thought about it that way that you're having. You don't, you know, we got it in the bag. You just simplify a day's activity into a couple of words. I think that one of the things that I was really struck by in talking to everyone was the fact that when stuff started to go wrong and people started to get really kind of panic and emotional, the thinking and response just seemed like sometimes people started acting without really thinking about what they were doing. And when adrenaline is pumping and people start to get panic, that can happen. So it seemed like it's really important to have a really detailed and well-planned contingency plan so that responses are almost second nature because in a really highly charged atmosphere, if things aren't second nature, it seems like that's kind of a weird thing started as well. One of the things that struck me as we were going through the stations, a couple of people said, a couple of presenters said that they were uncomfortable before the burning started. And I think one of the things that that points to is that a lot of us are uncomfortable before a burning starts. It's a nervous thing to do because something could go wrong. But I think it's really important for us to really search to get to what our discomfort is because you might identify something before the burning starts that could prevent something from going wrong. So really getting to the part of those weak signals. The other thing I wanted to mention is that as bad as these incidents are for the people that are involved and I hate to say it's good that they happen occasionally, but I know that all of us learn a lot from the things that go wrong and I know so be especially from the water and the sapphire that I learned a lot from it and I know everybody did the concerns they did to me so there's always a gold lining in everything. Certainly very impressed. My initially soldered organ to what was done and how quickly things were captured. Certainly that's very impressive and that sort of definitely shows the commitment to the working partnerships you've had and the resilience of the crews. But also having after walking around the line and certainly seeing the different areas for field types hearing the different stories. It brings home the importance to make sure you don't have an over reliance on resilience and that I'm saying in terms of we're all pretty flexible, pretty talented individuals and obviously it's shown through on this one here and I'm sure many folks on a different wildfire advance and describe burns where a lot of guys are skilled and they can figure this one out and that comes into balancing the resilient nature with also making sure you fully work your way through at looking at the total pre-audit page with failure in terms of the looked at it there. We may get the spotting may happen they even had crews pre-positioned in a containment area but was it planned what was going to happen ahead of time if the spotting occurred? It didn't sound like that was there because everybody ended up sort of becoming incident commanders themselves and so we're going to rely on the incident commanders that when this happens you know it happens with us we say oh it gets over kind of the containment area not a big deal we'll deal with it then as opposed to saying when it gets in the containment area what are we going to do and that way you could be looking at okay now it gets out of here okay where these guys over here are going to do when this happens well I can't do anything. We're going to back burn off this and I guess that's really important because we can learn some major steps in our organization we can describe fire and wildfire and I think it's really important to sit down look at the potential scenario make sure you run that incident command system back one through it to make sure that not only if you looked at the big picture and what the potential but now what would you do if that happened and are you set up to deal with that in terms of people qualified to manage that. Interesting point about kind of over commitment to resilience the folks that were at the movie night last night know that I believe that all of these principles have a flip side a dark side what I sometimes call taking them to the psychotic extreme and fire organizations are resilient organizations by nature they have to be and we do rely too much on our ability to bounce back you know that oh well if bad stuff happens we will you know we'll overcome it because we always do and when we see you know you look around at the tragedy fires that is part of our mindset and that mindset gets us in trouble. When you saw you know expertise fail, technology fail, tactics fail but relationships didn't, or at least the importance it was some very important relationship to them it was able to work through that and that was really based on that pre-work with the partnership concept I was thinking how important partnerships is not just your outreach in your community but within your own workgroups and within your own organization with your TNC partners to help build resiliency and how important it was in all the HRO principles to have various levels of partnerships to enhance that and the other thing that really struck me is how important AAR is I would have liked to have heard more about because there was a constant repetition of we did three AARs and what you learned from that and how that helped you build an HRO organization that really just struck me and what we could do for ourselves and for our own organizations to look at AARs before in a sort of a backwards way of preoccupation with failure. The thing that I've learned the most is from an administrator who looks out the window and rarely ever gets out is I'm going to be a lot more comfortable saying no I did it with one of our crews this fall I just wasn't sure about it, the supervisor was going to be missing not a part of the incident command at all but just a supervisor for the burn was and I just said no, you're not going to do it just find another window, find another opportunity to do that and part of that is it comes out there is still this need at a level above operations to be able to see things and sometimes just say no we have a feeling there's some issues here and I say that to you, not to aggravate you but to basically say how important it is to have all your ducks in a row and even keep looking for new things out there to take into consideration just because everything has worked for you in the past and yes we are making certain improvements doesn't mean you or we are missing something real big on the next burn that we're going to look at so again I'm going to be more apt to say no but I think that's going to push our people burning and certainly in my organization the burn was to be that much better at what they do and much more focused on I guess I've taken a lot in from all of you listening to the different comments and I've just been writing notes and insuring a lot of the goals of my life and a lot of them are really good, all of them might have been good I've been trying to figure out, we've been focusing on okay what age-old concept is this, what age-old concept is that I got halfway through and I realized that sometimes we may fall into the rut of individualizing the concept I think sometimes we need to realize that they might be interconnected we heard when I was watching some of the pre-work for this conference workshop there was one segment in there about how when things go bad human nature is the fallback into a position that we're comfortable with that we know and so in order to have a difference of expertise you need to have those folks at a trained level that can handle the situation when it happens so that to me ties into sensitivity of operations that we need to make sure that we keep our people trained we don't just train until level, we constantly engage them in the training repetition and work on that so that we don't have so that we can then also recognize preoccupation with failure so to me it's like this web of interconnecting the comments about being the new person coming in looking at a program and seeing weak signals this gave me the opportunity to do so and think about what happened but also I think there was a comment about the difference of expertise going both ways and I think that the sensitivity of operations can go both ways too because not only are we potentially going to be the new person coming in and looking at a program like myself but we're also someday going to be that person who's been there for 10 years or 20 years we also need to be mindful and open to allowing that new person to come to us and say are we doing okay, what do you think we can do better to improve our program so the reluctance to simplify and I'm using the five words on how to rewrite them so for us to be reluctant to simplify and allow the feedback from other people so we can improve our program so thank you for all your comments


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busy, busy, busy day. We got a lot of videos to drop, a lot that have been done already and a lot to do. So y'all make sure y'all keep them notifications turned on because Ravens have been very busy. We have been very busy and the two just sort of go hand in hand. Anyway, YouTube team keep it clean. LeVion Bell was once a practice squad call up, was twice a practice squad call up. So the Ravens were faced with having to make a decision. All right, either LeVion Bell, if we want to keep them on a practice squad, then we got to release them. And hopefully, if you love something and you let it go, if it's meant to be, then they'll come back. And LeVion or the Ravens would have no control over that because if he was released from the Ravens practice squad then anybody would have a chance to put in a claim for LeVion Bell. And if somebody claimed them off waivers, he go to that team. But Raven said, we actually value LeVion Bell. And it's crazy that this guy who once just used to go to war with the Ravens and against the Ravens, he's now officially, officially, like I mean, it was pretty much official before when he signed the contract, even though he's on a practice squad. But now he's officially, officially a Raven and he is officially, officially on the active roster. And that's a big move for him. But now, what do the Ravens do? Because the Ravens are faced with a little bit of a dilemma. Now, with Latavius Murray being hurt, that kind of makes it a little simpler and depending on the severity of his injury. Cause to me, when he went down, it looked like just, it was like a cramp to me, but I'm no doctor. So I don't know, I can't call it. But when Latavius Murray gets healthy, and if he's healthy already, but when Latavius Murray is ready to be back in action, what are the Ravens going to do at running back? Cause I just, I can't see them keeping on for. I can't. Now you did just get a roster spot that opened up with Ronnie Stanley. That's free roster spot now.  You got guys like Derek Wolf. You got guys like Chris Westry. You got some guys that are coming back. So Ben Cleveland's another one. So what are you gonna do at running back? Cause you're not keeping for. Or are you? Would you be willing to keep for? But right now you gotta think with them just promoting LeVion Bell to the active roster, they value him, especially as a blocker, especially as a blocker. Now Latavius Murray, they obviously value him because they, as soon as they got him, they use them from jump. And he is a very effective and short yardage that straight up North South runner. Devonte Freeman, sorry, something went in my eye. Devonte Freeman, you got to feel like his value has been increasing over the past couple of weeks, especially like last week when he was active over Tyson Williams. And then this week he was active on the roster, but also active on the field and he was getting it. So his value gots to be going up. Now I said it last week that Tyson Williams, I think he's gonna be traded. And I know there's some people that feel like that's the case. People feel like it's not the case. One of my guys just hit me up yesterday and he was saying that he just feels like Tyson Williams is sort of just soaking everything in right now. And they're preparing him for the long run of the season. I just, I don't see it. I really don't. I think he is going to be the odd man out. Like I said, especially with them getting all those other guys back in the future, they're gonna need some roster spots because they're like either 52 or 53 men on the roster right now. So it's getting tight. Cause there was one point where they were like 48 during the regular season and they were like 51 and they never had a 453 man roster. And they still have it. Oh, and then they just added, what's the name to the active roster? Brandon Knight from the Cowboys. Cause when you claim somebody off waivers, they don't go to practice squad. They go straight to the active roster. So that's another roster spot that's taken. So look at that. Like the roster is getting a little crowded in here. Little crowded. So I feel like Tyson Williams time could soon be coming to an end. I don't want it to, but just by the looks of things, like we said earlier, actions, they speak a whole lot louder than any words can. So by the way that they have been, well actually the lack of usage of Tyson Williams, you got to think that he's going to be out the door soon. And especially when Devontae Freeman, he's clearly getting more and more comfortable, especially with that match point. There were some times before and games at a pass when that thing was ugly. When Lamar put it in his gut and then Lamar would either pull it back or let him keep it, it was ugly. But again, he wasn't used to it. He weren't used to it. Maybe I'm barely ain't been here for long. Devontae Freeman ain't been here for long. Latavius Murray ain't been here for long, but the more and more comfortable that they get and the more and more Tyson Williams sits after week, after week, after week, you got to feel like he's going to be out. So Ravens, they have some decisions to make. And it's crazy that as a GM, your job is never done. You never have time off. You don't have any time off because yeah, you could be like, you can get through the pre-season and all that. And then before week one, well, you got to make that 53 man roster because we know that roster is not finalized. But when you got to make that 53 final man roster, that's just the beginning. That's the very beginning.  You got this guy that you're signing. They do a trade here, trade there. You just got so much. And we're only going into week seven.  So that's life in the NFL though. But anyway, team keep it clean. Shout out to LeVion Vale. We're looking forward to just seeing his development as a Raven. That's so weird, so weird. And along with the other running backs too. So we'll see what these boys do. Again, decisions, decisions. I am not jealous of Eric DeCosta and John Harbaugh and all, I'm not jealous of them one bit. It'd be nice to get the salary there again. But besides that, I ain't jealous of them. But anyway, team keep it clean. I love y'all. I appreciate y'all. And like I feel like one of the running backs will be very, very soon. I'm out.


End of the day, almost time for the bell How many options will you sell? Fire up your platform, get ready to enter But first, let's get the mindset centered Ay, ay, let's go We follow the plan, that's how we get paid Test and trade it, have success Find what works for you and forget the rest Stats and probabilities is what we're about Time to dismiss greed and doubt Focus on the process, not the money And the profits will flow like honey Power our lives, let's start the show Come on trade hackers, get ready to go Zero-day options, time to make bank Get locked and loaded, then be ready to play Ay Hey everyone, welcome to Power Hour Live, March 13th on a Wednesday Hope everybody's doing well SPX Has been a zero DTE premium sellers dream today Oh yeah, it's been a good day Needed it We are just under yesterday's close Basically just under where we open the day Only, let's see, 79, down to 62 It's a pretty tight range Good day for the TLCers Oh yeah My lunchtime number two, I might just let it expire I've already booked 60% Settin' pretty close to the middle I got a Power Hour number one on And I have not hit 20% yet So I will feel a lot better when I do that Yeah, normal day, no premium So I won't be trading any Power Hour tranches But here's what I've got so far So my only loser today was the O2 call calendar this morning And that was actually a fairly sizable loser compared to You know, they're usually plus or minus 2% or 3% This was a 5% loser, so That was my only loser Had a price action trade hit Actually, these percentages are not correct I'm working with Trade Steward when you reduce your contracts It's not tracking the percentage correctly, but Nice winner there, another nice price action winner Quiet tranches I got out of some of these early Right before the bond auction Just to reduce risk and Kind of take some chips off the table, but those all worked My NDX trade is nice and in range And then these are listed as PM tranches But I just manually launched them They didn't qualify and they're just two to one So I wanted to sell some premium, but I wanted a little bullish bias So I just manually launched my PM tranches One's up 33%, one's up 24 So those are good and then In my challenge portfolio No losers either had one Booked 30% and then got stopped out for a profit On the remaining For both of these My original one to one ratio from the get-go From this morning is still in effect Sold at 9.50 is trading for a buck And then I'm also in another 3.2 Which I actually need to reduce right now Close half, reduce my stop And I did hit 20% on power hour number one Yeah, madam butterfly, I don't know that I'll enter in another power hour trade I mean, I'm staring down the barrel of a 3-0 And a nice green day, so I don't know that there's a need to try to put an all-in-one With the low premium Today is Wednesday, no Ugo Wednesday Ugo doesn't play on Wednesdays My one and let it run is trading at 40 cents And I got filled a 6.20 on it this morning I don't think he'd get enough premium to qualify for the Ugo either There's too low Look at that, at the money 75 Straighten it 3.370 2.75, 3.70 No, thank you Yeah, my one to one, I have not re-entered discount It's the same one from the From the opening bell My original 3.2 did get stopped out after the first profit target So I re-entered that, I'm on my third one of those But my one to one has survived all day Yeah, I like that one and let it run It's just low risk And you know Kind of similar to what I'm doing on my NDX trade Okay Just put it Just putting it on at the open Yep And letting it ride all the way through I put this one on at 8.43 central Oh, naughty dog I got something for you I just got my new batch of bone broth There's a variety pack that you can get on Amazon I'm trying on anyone today You know what I am What I just got, it was I got like two weeks, well not two weeks It's probably 10 days worth of meals from Factor Have you ever heard of Factor? I have not I got it from the Mahomes That's something that they use So Fresh meals, never frozen Delivered to your door They've been good so far Yeah, I've got a buddy who owns healthy meals Same kind of thing, they cook it fresh every night And then deliver it to your door It's good stuff Yeah, yeah The one I'm trying today, naughty dog Is the coconut curry lime Ooh, it is good It is tasty Yeah, I just got them off It came in a variety pack with all four from Amazon If you like This little down move If you like Thai curry chicken Like green curry chicken at Thai restaurants It's like drinking green curry chicken It's so good I don't like this little down move It's shown right now I was a little startled when I opened it though Because it's, you know, most of it's just liquid This was a little chunky So I was as nervous that it was Let's see what happened here Did I just get stopped? Yeah, I just got stopped out of my 3-2 Yeah, it's a marketer profit Coming down, I was worried about that today Thought there might be a little action at the end Since it didn't move much It's like it wants to fall Now really falling Let's get about NASDAQ, hold on Yeah, I thought I was going to have a profitable power hour trade But now it's looking like it's going to be a scratch Unless we get a bounce Only I probably would put on a power hour number two But premium, it's just awful Pretty jumpy Yeah, I need a little bounce here Yeah, power hour trade is definitely testing my short strike To the downside, but I still think I want to take on any more risk At the moment Oh, Wuga, bad experience with Factor, huh? It's far so good here The, let's see, discount double check That's the, somebody, again, we were talking about it Monday Something over the weekend, post the option Omega One contract, Iron Condor and just letting it ride all day Putting this, I use a 75% stop 20 deltas, 50 points wide Maybe it's going to pay me about an extra 600 bucks today Tom, it depends on the day So today I'm not trading power hour at all But if it's an update, then I'll do two to one Check out my trade plan and the trade plans channel And it'll kind of give you the details With the option Omega links Of how I trade the different situations Yeah, nobody's taking credit for the naughty dog For the option Omega back test that was posted this weekend I don't remember who did it Somebody posted it I looked at it and I was like, oh, it looks really good Russell on the outcoming down Yeah, I was trying to get out of my five seven At the end of the day with thinking this thing Was going to bounce too I mean, it's scheduled to come off at the end of the day Anyway, but if we would have got a bounce here It would have been up over 20% Now it's back down to even My one two also was getting close to 10% Did not get filled Now it's back down to about 3% Yeah, so the Mahomes is definitely going to be $2 By 10 or 15 minutes till the bell Keep in mind because we've had very little price movement So if that continues into the close, that wouldn't be good But it would be nothing to get a five point move In the last 10 or 15 minutes So so I've been doing So I did a couple of things here I actually already started selling a couple Yeah, yeah, Alison, I posted that I was live streaming when I put it on So they asked me to put it in the day trading chat channel But yeah, I can put it in mine And are you taking credit for this discount? Is this yours?  Is that what it is? Bone broth? Yep, just chewing on it But what do you mean chewing? I thought it was liquid Yeah, it's bone it's just bone broth just sipping it Heat it up on the stove top and sip it Can you microwave it? I prefer not to Takes the nutrients out, Chad You didn't know that? You know, I turn into one of those environmentalists Stuff, are you? I just like to put healthy stuff in my body, Chad Okay, okay Hang on It looks like it wants to flush here I knew power hour might be a little dicey Yeah, it's gonna stop me out of my power hour trade And Vicks was just getting annihilated until just a few minutes ago Yeah, let's hang on, I'm hanging on Usually when it starts to go like this it goes And look at that, look at that range on the daily chart It's just like a little speck It needs to remain a speck It at least needs to have the decency to fill me at 40% before it goes any further down I didn't order at 95 cents to close my last Challenge portfolio reentry to trade in at $1.55 A little bounce would get it My remaining positions in this account need a bounce as well Back up to 75 preferably Just a little bounce, little bounce All right, I gotta think about When I'm gonna get out of this 5.7 for my back test Should be getting out at 15 minutes until the bell Really just need a bounce Not looking good About 80 cents away from being stopped In play would be the 70 straddle for number two If anybody is brave 70 straddle looks real tempting It's hanging around the 70 now Doesn't look like it wants to bounce See, did we have any movers in stocks today? Jumia up 6% VBAI There's small stocks beyond meetup 6 Robinhood up 5 Square up 5 Bidu up 3 SMCI up 2 Dollar tree down 14% after earnings Tesla down 4 Oh, hi Tesla Yeah, you've been strong lately I was trying for the 70 straddle but could not get filled Cancel it, darn it Some good theta cages happened And this day could turn into a great day So I could get a bounce and make this power hour a winner Russell and the Dow are green ES and Nasdaq red Silver up 3% Oil up 3% And a gas down 3% Bitcoin Another new all-time high today Really? 74,365% And part of an investment club And I suggested we buy Bitcoin back when it was I can't remember what we got it for I think it was under a thousand bucks Anyway, we still have three Three bitcoins and My thing was I was like, we're not selling this until it hits 100,000 What year was that? Gosh, I don't know Then was it five years ago? Maybe it was down to a thousand bucks five years ago That's that can't be right Had it been longer than that again No Yeah, I bought it I bought it for the first time at a hundred bucks Oh, really? Yeah Yeah And not very much of it But that's when I first started buying it I think I've told you guys this But a buddy of mine who lives Who now lives in Puerto Rico He started buying it at 10 bucks He's the one that kind of started talking to me about it Wow He cashed out for multi-multi-millions and millions Moved his family to Puerto Rico So he didn't have to pay tax All right, here we go Getting a little bounce, boys And girls Yes It's what I need That is what I need I cashed out a bunch when I bought my The my current house and property that I live at About five years ago But I've still got a few with the investment club And then I've got I don't know how much not not very much Maybe a couple In my own personal account Yeah, my brother's got some His bounce is just what the doctor ordered I'm still a buck away from 40% Got the 75-85 strike and the 75-80 So I need above 75 Man, that 51-70 straddle would probably pay that by now So all my challenge portfolio trades are closed Booked a little under 7300 in that account today No losers, that's nice Nice And the VIX was down pre-market And then it popped up just enough to trigger those to qualify So that's good I thought it was going to be a Rick day Boy, that would have been a disaster Would have missed out on all this short premium And lost on Rick 70 straddle would have been juicy Just couldn't have tried twice to get filled And gave up 40 minutes to go And yet the money fly trading for about a buck $55, $60 Uh, no, I'm going to pass on the 25 I don't I've only traded that a few times I'm not really that big of a fan of it That's not 100% This mine's not Especially if you go back to Before 2023 Check out the 2022 performance I mean, you're welcome to trade it, Maro Don't let me persuade you It's just the main thing I don't like about it is I mean, look at the Mar and the Let me bring it down here Look at the Mar And they capture it I mean, they're so low You know, it's just It's You gotta And you gotta do a boatload of contracts to make You know, to really do anything You know, this is This back to us has Is a 50 contracts per trade It's averaging 35 bucks a lot So just Just not my thing Come on, need that bounce You know, 5170 straddle Yeah, it's hugging that Hugging the 70s right now Mm-hmm I really liked it when I looked at it Price kind of jumping all over the place For there being 35 minutes left Madam Butterfly might have been a good decision to Just get out of your Power hour and not lose any profits There we go Back up you go Had a really good conversation today On for a podcast interview With a guy named Mark Anderson Who all may have seen him strolling around the community His profile is just Mark Anderson A really good conversation So that'll be coming out It's a good one You guys will like it I'll get filled at two bucks, LaSosa And then I will I'll add more If I can get more than two bucks Leading up to MOC Wow I bet there's gonna be some slippage on that one Holy moly There it is boys and girls There's your action for the day We've been waiting for it Look at that Got the downside expected move Oh boy, yeah, I took some slippage On those last I mean there are small positions But getting some value out of my lawn puts now Financial juice isn't saying anything Those two butterflies that Solder gonna be nice and good shape All right, let's see Now my 5.7 is not in good shape though I'm just gonna go ahead and close it Ooh, big bounce too Now my NDX is still in range with that bounce back Big bounce What in the world just happened So I had gotten these two butterflies on In my trader account 60-some for now Probably not very much Just had to come in and ruin our my homes Yeah, at the money fly is only trading for Maybe a dollar now Back down Madam butterfly, did you get any early flies on Or are you waiting So below 51.60 and the 60 flies trading for I don't know It's all over the place Maybe a dollar No, Eli, if TikTok got banned Market would have been down 20% Where'd Chad go? Chad, are you here? That volatility pushed Chad off the call So I'm still in zoom You've been silent for a good Ever since the flush Oh I don't know if he said anything No Yeah, so my longs were worth $4 I couldn't get him closed quick enough Like I literally lost like I made five grand And then lost it again with all my longs Oh man I was like trying to get him closed and I couldn't I gotta add something for 45 cents but Yeah, there were some of the $4 Wow That I had Still 25 minutes to go ladies and gents Who's ready for entering another one Who's that for an iron condor straddle? Yeah Which is pretty juicy right now $3, $5 wide Yeah, $5 wide, let's go I mean it is juicy We didn't know what happened to you We thought that candle smoked you out Nah, sometimes that Sometimes my Bluetooth just disconnects And I don't know what happens in the mornings Well, that's a bummer So how'd you end the day? Uh, so I've still got some longs on So I'm not done But I'm gonna be over four grand My power hour ended up being a 100 minus 100 bucks scratch trade But that four grand could have been Or that If I could have Yeah, that would have been a nice little bonus Yeah I looked at Yeah, I looked at my P&L and it said like Um, $9,500 on that flush down So I was like scrambling to try to Close Longs Bouncing too quick on you Yep Yeah, WMK, it's uh, it's in the courses So if you go to the Z0DTE resources channel And you click on that Uh, navigationtrading.com slash dashboard That'll redirect you to the course platform Which is called WOP And all the courses are in there No, they're not worth anything I got filled for some at 40 cents When they were, they were at four bucks Russell and Dow are still green Or bounced back to green Yeah, it may not, it may not do much The rest of the time, honestly I need to stay below 65 To pin my short butterflies So if it goes down to 60 I could possibly get filled for a dollar on a Call spread and have this left I think I'll do that I'm gonna put in the call spread order for a buck See if it'll come down to 60 Just a little dip down to 60 And then you can pop back up All right See what if I buy good spread I feel like it wants to rebound No, I don't want to rebound No, we don't I wonder what caused that big drop And then just a fat finger algo Something, I don't know You know what, I had a feeling Something like that would happen Just because it hadn't moved much all day At the money 65 fly Yeah, it's only trading for a dollar 20 Nice MRP I don't have the M1 discount But I haven't had any issues on Mac The Intel version Now what a silly bounce Silly drop and silly bounce What do you need it to come down to? I don't need to stay below 65 I need to come down to 60 to To fill my order I still got 15 minutes Yeah When it stays below 67 I'll be profitable So just This isn't the This isn't the Mahomes Strategy that we talked about in the class But basically what I did is When price was trading around 75 Back in this area Kind of right after one o'clock I sold a butterfly for a dollar And then when it came down to 70 I sold another one at the 70s Mid-strike for a buck 20 So I've got a total credit of 220 And so now If price will come down to 60 I should be able to get filled for a dollar on my In this vertical spread Which would create this Trade that doesn't have any risk And I've got a couple You know 65 pin would be nice But it would lock in a profit of 600 But I need it down to 60 Not up That kind of looks like it just wants to Get back to where it was before the drop But It sure looked like it was going to all-time highs When it was just kind of grinding higher Not today Well my Challenge portfolio up 72 Almost 7,300 My Other account Down about 500 Calendars I closed out the Remaining 5.7 But I booked a nice profit on 3 of the 5 yesterday So My 1-2 was up almost 10% Now it's back down to even I'll just hold that Till tomorrow Actually I got 15 lots through PPI Yeah, it's fine Yeah, sometimes it's best just to stick to the plan Isn't it white tiger? Well, since we were all basically out of stuff Switching that little continuation With that downside would just continued Yeah Such luck Vixx spiked up to about 14.05 Back to 13 Yeah, if you were able to give it one more move down I mean it really only gave one That would have really allowed us to close You know, close in those longs It's a little flash crash Oh yeah, we still got NDX You can probably still go up to highs a day 10 minutes Don't put it past getting to all-time highs today Yeah Yeah 10 minutes to go Oh it should be here F-M-O-C here 75 million sell side My audio did not tell me So pretty, pretty small Need under 65 Thought it was golden on this thing About 15 minutes ago There you go There you go Come on down There you go Come down to 60 X getting a little A little poppy 63 62 Veggie broth I have had the Pacific Foods beef bone broth It's pretty good Yeah, no bones I need bones in mine Six minutes to go 4,580 This is my final number Nice Up to just under 17,000 for the month All right, let's go A few more points lower Got five minutes That down to about Two bucks on the vertical Need a push One more push Then you can bounce back up I've got an iron condor that's On my second count That's dead center right now Is that your brother's account? Are you still doing that? Or is that yours?  Yeah, I'm actually up 6,500 in his account More than mine Today How much is his up for the month? Like 25k Better than mine He's got to be happy with that Yeah, easiest money you ever made All right, I got a stable of 67 Back up to my break even What are you doing?  Get back down there You need below 65 too? Yeah Well, it'll be dead, it'll be a max Well, I only have three contracts and 10 left So If it hits 65, that's right where my short strike is Oh, it's straddle No, it's actually the 60-65 So it can finish anywhere Yeah, below 65 Yeah, anywhere below 65 is good for me A little over a minute What I don't need is a Rally up to 70 That would put me right in the valley 30 seconds, come on Get down Get down there, get down there There you go, keep going Keep going Hold, hold And there's the bell 65.33 All right, so I ended up making a little less than a thousand bucks Right at 9.28 Almost 7K All right, you got some stones on you for jumping in there with an iron condor after that move Nice work Let's see, tomorrow is Thursday So tomorrow is Thursday, the 14th Chattel, we stream live in the morning for Mighty 90 and Runners And then we will be back for Power Hour All right, I'll take care, have a good night Cheers Peace


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So let's roll it and we got a three and a four seven times one two three four five six and seven all right seven times One two three four five six seven Rams down to the Giants Mike with the Rams John with the Falcons Robert with the Cowboys Chicago Bears for Adam Robert Jones with the Dolphins Adam Cupperman with the Hawks Justin with the Bills Steve with the Titans Adam with the Saints Jonathan with the Jaguars Texans Logan Fuentes with the Jets Anthony with the Steelers Even with the Panthers Jeremy with the Ravens Adam the Broncos Jamie with the Chargers Robert the Raiders Mitchell with the Chiefs Roy you have the Bengals Allison with the 49ers Ian with the Patriots Riza with the Browns and even with the Cardinals Lions Dino with the Colts and even with the Redskins John with the Packers Eagles Tim the Bucks Justin with the Vikings and Mark of the Giants All right, anybody want to make any trades if not, I'm closing it and we'll start What's up, Aaron? What do you mean? Let me think of this line Office not on today That's what they go grown-ups too. Oh Sorry, what do you think of legacy? It's pretty cool. I mean, it's collegiate stuff But it's it's pretty cool. I think it's a kind of nice way to collect obviously more sets the cards are nice and It's not too pricey of a box to be honest Just kind of the cool thing about it. All right, let's go to trade with the guys Yeah, I don't know if you've seen it, but definitely Take a look right here All right, so here's a inner of 12 boxes will be a half inner case break All right, so there's six boxes to the left six boxes to the right And again left or right to see which one One two three four five six and it is a five one two three four five six If there is a number If there is a number what is this number seven number eight, which I'm sure there will be Next one All right, then we're gonna go by group break checklist guys So Whatever it says the team it goes to there is what we're going by Especially with collegiate stuff. This word group rate checklist is awesome takes the time to Put a checklist up of these college players So definitely appreciate that and then here's the List right there if you guys need it Right off the bat. We got under the lights Jordan Love Jay Hart gold out of ten and that is seven out of ten So of course that's gonna go to the Green Bay Packers who has the Green Bay Packers guys Future maybe quarterback of the Packers and it's John Paul.  Oh, we got one of those rip cards. I think they call it something else though 44 out of 50 Randy Moss dare to tear. That's awesome. I have no idea how would I rip this but I think it's pretty simple it's kind of like the Rip cards There you go. Who has the Patriots? Ian There you go. Let me know if you want to rip it dare to tear Pretty cool. And we got Lynn Bowden, Jr. You got Harrison Bryant Lane Vanderesh Little T Higgins color Ronald Woodson 250 All right, let's see where Lynn Bowden, Jr. goes Raiders Adam, here's the break schedule right here, man All right, there you go guys. There's the first box Next one guys next box And we got Van Jefferson Autograph Nice autograph man Let's see how long this lasts right leave van got drafted by I want to say Donnie Rembert Rans Levisco to 75 Thanks. There's like our second one Yeah, you got two of them and we got Colin Johnson futures little patch auto To 399 Jaguars. All right, you guys good luck little mini here of Denzel Mims to 75 We got a rookie autograph of AJ He pens enough. Ah, that's bills. You got to 100 and Derek Brown DJ Moore and AJ Dylan to 100 Rookie autograph See we're later to Corey Dylan Packers halfway there guys So Michael Hasty You got a Mike Evans number to 25 for the Bucks Brandon I you and we got Jalen Hertz at a 75 What is time in Alabama go to the Eagles and John I have two more Keyshawn Vaughn 35 Autograph there you go Carolina Panthers, that's going to Neiman a little chase young to 690 T Higgins got Tyler Johnson and Donovan people's Jones with a Tony and Dolls under Chiefs browns for Donovan people's All right, you guys last box guys and then coming up after this is a spectra basketball tube on another block Then court Kings select soccer Prism mega box bowman's best optic team all fantasy sports So every other break from here on out maybe besides Prism mega is no more than like 10 15 minutes so We should make up some ground right here after this Jordan to Antonio Gandhi Golden and Jacob East that press got a 100 Fulaverse KJ Hill to 100 24 out of 100 Chargers all right you guys there you go. Here was the break Some nice stuff all tagged for the shipping team We got a dare to tear as well here a couple minis that are numbered and all these colors That'll be top loaded. Appreciate you guys. There's legacy football six box half case break number seven I'm sure we'll pull up another one number eight in the store. Jasper's case breaks.com


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Hey guys, I'm so sorry. This is actually gonna be part two of my college vlog or video not vlog My Q&A so if you guys didn't see yesterday's video watch that video first and then watch this video for some reason Only half of the video exported and it was posted way too late for me I realized like too late for me and to like reupload it so we're just abiding into two parts It's gonna like literally leave off where it left off yesterday So it's not gonna make much sense unless you watch the first half of the video Which I'll have linked down below, but I love you guys so much Hope you guys enjoy subscribe if you guys are new here. Um, yeah, okay. Bye. Um, how do you feel like it's changed your faith life? Definitely grown like exponentially. I also think it's as a leader. It's grown me like exponentially Yeah, someone said boys Okay, like we're in a program of 43 people it just I mean there are people who date there But like you're wearing a program of 43 people. So how college has affected your mental health if it has at all This school has helped it for sure like when I was going through like a rough time was as soon as I wasn't in school Because it's so nice to get out of my house and I guess work from home and I'll leave my house for like five days If I want so I really like that I have to go to class and then I'm around people So it's helped me like so much. What kind of assignments are you given in paper research presentations? They're the same as like a normal college would be um if you have a presentation You just record it, but I like I feel like a lot of people take all in classes randomly through university anyways But yeah, we have papers assignments. We have a lot of discussion posts. Honestly. I hate discussion posts It's literally everyone does the same thing every time someone said to the internship part make it hard to balance with work Okay, that's how I kind of I should have described this this is kind of like an inch like a church internship with school That's how I should have described it at first. I make my own schedule So I just schedule everything around it, but I know that it is difficult for people what we get our calendar at the beginning of The semester and then you can like ask her out We have no out dates that you have to be there for so you can ask those off like months in advance Something unexpected that's happened to you during your CLC experience Um, I feel like a lot of things are unexpected like I don't really know what I would say Necessarily it was the best decision. That's what I'll say. It was the best decision I've ever made I would say it's the best decision like it's borderline maybe over YouTube like it's obviously it's not But it's like I don't know they're like net they're Equal is it harder to be a Christian when you're surrounded by other Christians really funny. I kind of I'm good That's just funny. What's the biggest thing gonna show you in your time there? Um, I would I don't know if there's one thing on my podcast that I love you so much podcast I have an entire episode of things that I learned in 2018 pretty much everything is from the program or related to the program So if you guys want to hear like it's there How do you feel when you started and how do you feel now when I started I literally applied on a whim Like it was November when I decided I think and I was like, yeah, I want to do that And I applied within two days and I was accepted like various do not do that For application process you apply to ZLC and then once you get accepted through ZLC You have to apply to southeastern so there's two application processes basically it's not that difficult of a Process to apply though. It's not like crazy. What led you to taking the leap of faith to move far away and take an untraditional route I moved far away two years before I started ZLC Um, I don't know. I feel like I just always knew I was gonna do that to be honest with you I didn't really think much of it when I did it like a lot of people have asked me that here Especially and I just like I didn't really think about it. I don't know highs and lows of the past year of this school, um Feel like maybe my low would either be when I wasn't in ZLC this summer Honestly, or maybe some point at first semester because I feel like the first semester you're just figuring things out And then once you get out of first semester, you're like, wait, this is amazing. I mean, I still thought it was amazing then but um Yeah, you just like get more comfortable and whatever But yeah, honestly the best decision of my life I hope this like helped people because when I was looking into southeastern like extension sites, whatever Well, I wasn't looking into that I found ZLC and then I found southeastern through that But I just felt like I was really confused and I didn't understand anything So I hope this can help some of you guys If it did if you guys go to an extension site Let me know in the comments down below or just like where you guys want to go to school If you want to go to school at all let's have a chat I have a secret facebook group page for my podcast and I'm like constantly answering questions on there So if you guys have more questions to go to there Also, I will say you're better off emailing one of your better off emailing ZLC than you are asking me a bunch of questions I eat questions about it all the time and a lot of them I've already answered I feel like I've answered all them in this video, but um the other ones like aren't for me to answer so Definitely reach out to ZLC. Oh, I feel like my biggest lesson that I've learned I haven't know it came to me. Um this past year Which pastor chad says this but it's don't be married to your first idea But I would have been married to my first idea which I was for a very long time And I am a lot of the time in life and just like certain things I would have never ended up here and where I've ended up is not where I wanted to go But I'm so much happier and I'm so So happy that I'm at ZLC. I've said that a billion times, but genuinely best decision I've ever made So don't be married to your first idea a lot of your ideas lead you to different ideas It could be the sixth one that you're supposed to do, you know, so anyways I hope you guys enjoyed this video with my it's not my like first year college review Because like I'm a junior, you know what I'm saying, but it's like my first Of this school that I'm at. I don't know how to say that but I hope you guys enjoyed today's video and I'll see you guys soon. Bye