e can. So first of all, I wanted to acknowledge Chris's excellent work on the memo that she provided the planning board. I really thought it was incredibly thoughtful and lays out the dilemma that the Meadows homeowners are in. We're kind of in a stuck place between the town's legitimate desire to have roads, except roads that are in the condition that the town needs them to be in, on the one hand. And Tefino's issues with respect to the passage of time and the deterioration of the roads that have happened over time, on the other hand. And I don't think that there's an easy solution to this. But I thought Chris did an excellent job of summarizing the options that are available for the board. And then finally, I would just say it is true that the board is not obligated to make a recommendation. But I think given how much time the board has spent on listening to us and wrestling with the issues, I'd encourage you to think about it and figure out what the board thinks is the right path forward. All right. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you very much. Let's see.  Thank you, Chairman. Can you hear me? It's Doug Donnell speaking. I tried to change the name and wasn't able to get in there quick enough. So my apologies for not having the correct name up. I just wanted to add one point of clarification. I second both Connie and Felicity's remarks just for the record. Doug Donnell, 46 Hopbrook, and I am the current president of the Homeowners Association, the Meadows Homeowners Association. Just one point of clarification on the estimate that I got from Warner Brothers for Jason's original extensive punch list. It actually, I'm not sure how Chris got the $200,000, but I believe the total is $133,000. I think Chris, perhaps you brought the subtotal forward and added them both. Mr. Donnell, at least based on the information I've received, there were two punch lists, one for each road. No. For Hopbrook, there was $133,000, and for Kestrel Lane, there was another $70,000. So they do add up to about $200,000. Yeah, but didn't they bring the subtotal forward on the first page to the second page and then brought that down and bring it to $133,000? I don't see that that happened on this. If you look at the top of the second page, there's a subtotal of $16,000. They did. It is brought forward. Okay, total from Kestrel. Yep, okay. So document. I don't, you know, again, this is, I'm not trying to, I just want to clarify that one piece of it. Yeah, I see what you're talking about. There it is at the top. I just like to reiterate the fact that we are in a very, we're going to catch 22 here. We can't do work on the roads because we don't own them. We can't get Tafino to do work on the roads because they won't do that. And the town won't do work on the roads because it's one, not their responsibility, and two, they don't own them either. We do continue to pay taxes. We are in a situation where, you know, 28 households bought houses, assuming they were public roads, honestly, most people here think this is a public road. And so that's just, I just wanted to communicate that piece of that, this process to all of you. So thank you for your time. All right. Thank you, Mr. Dennell. Mr. Parker, you are able to speak if you wish to. And I want to give you that opportunity before we go into discussion. Okay. I guess you'll stay quiet for now. All right. So, Chris or Nate, do you have any further commentary you want to give us before we open it up for discussion? Or Jason? I mean, Jason had a chance to speak already. I could just offer that I would recommend that you take the first recommendation that is in the memo. It is going to cost the town some money. But this is a problem that's been going on since 2004. And I've actually been talking to the homeowners since around 2012. And I feel like if it is, if this first recommendation isn't taken, we're going to be talking about this for the next few years. And unlike the Amherst Hills situation, there's no set of lots that haven't been released yet. So there's really no, in my opinion, no forcing the developer to do what we would like him to do. So in fairness to the residents and in recognition of the fact that they have been paying taxes for the last 20 years, or 18 years, I guess since 2004, everybody else, I shouldn't say everybody else. Okay. So my road is Heatherstone Road. And it's in terrible shape. And Tom Long lives on Heatherstone Road too. And he knows what bad shape that is. And we've been paying taxes too. But my point is that these residents have been paying taxes. And so having the town take over the road and do the maintenance on the road, the plowing of the road, all of that, it makes sense to me at this point because it's been such a long time. It really should have been resolved back in the early 2000s, but it wasn't. And here we are. Okay. Thank you, Chris. All right. Andrew, I see your hand and then Bruce and then Janet. Thanks Doug. And I'm on one screen here today, so I don't remember what option one is, but the town has been plowing and the town will continue to plow. Is that correct, regardless of the situation? I do believe they have been plowing, yes. Yeah, I know they have. And I guess Jason, will we continue to plow the roads? Provided it doesn't deteriorate to a condition where we're damaging plows, which is close. There's paved in manholes that could catch anybody right now. There's a barrel or a cone over them, but we're going to drive over them vehicle damage. Okay. So it's getting close to the point where we need to say, no, we can't plow this anymore. I believe we will continue plowing at this moment. Okay. Thank you. Kind of reassess it as it deteriorates. Okay. I mean, one of the comments you made earlier really resonated with me of, I guess if we just accept the roads, is it a dangerous precedent to set? And I'm wondering when will the work actually ever be completed if the town does accept the roads? And I would really love to hear from Mr. Perk around this, but it seems like, in my opinion, I mean, I would not recommend that. To me, it seems like accepting them does set that precedent. The work will not get done. And I think actually also you make a really great point as well, Chris, in terms of, well, the road condition here might be suffering. It's also suffering in other parts of town. And for Jason to take accountability for this road is maybe preventing Heather Stone from getting work. And I dropped my son off at Tom's house pretty regularly and I have a 4x4 and I don't like driving down Heather Stone Road. So I mean, that said, I would love to just see this work done, right? It seems that if we weren't accepting, we're kind of setting the dangerous precedent, giving them a get out of jail-free card. And it's been 20 years, I guess I don't understand why it hasn't been done. And I think we should continue to keep that pressure on them. And I mean, I hate to say it for the residents there, but crossing my fingers that the plows don't break and we can continue to provide that service. There certainly are other roads in Amherst, which are in very bad shape. And let's let the developer complete the job. So Andrew, when you say let's get the work done, are you referring to the short list, short? No, I think the full 130,000. I think the developers should do the full list. And I think that the short list is, I think that's inadequate because I think the work will never get done or it'll be in coming up on the town to complete it. And I don't think that's a fair proposition for the town residents who don't live on Holbrook or Kestrel. Okay, thank you. Bruce. I just wanted to say that both Tom and I, along with Chris and Jason and Ted and Connie and Don made a site visit earlier in the week. Thank you for reminding me. I'm sorry for not introducing you earlier. Well, I just wanted to, and the record to show that we're discussing this with at least having had a pretty comprehensive site visit. We walked the entire length of both of the roads. We were there for at least an hour and a half. Tom, I don't know whether you want to say anything as far as what, I mean, what I, I guess, there's not a lot that hasn't already been said, but seeing the place was, was useful. And, and it, it, it, I guess, we should probably remind ourselves that this is a low area that the, a lot of the damage is, let's say a lot of the repair work required is caused by apparently seemingly by heaving cash basins. And it's somewhat a condition of that, the type of site. So the work was done originally, you know, in accordance with approved doorings. So it presumably wasn't done improperly. But the, the area has particularly in the last 10 years, according to Jason, where the deterioration is accelerated. But it's also partly the, the, the nature of the, the high water table down there that's adding to this. Another thing that I remember hearing was that the homeowners have committed to, the Home Owners Association has committed to doing some of the, have committed to doing the brush, declaring along the way some of the overhanging trees and so forth are affecting snow plows and the Home Owners Association is committing to doing work to clear all of that out so that I don't know whether I can't, I try to see whether that was on the list, either the, the, the, the long short list, I couldn't tell. I also couldn't tell whether, I don't think the three short list items are included in the long list. Chris, is that correct? They're, they're a separate list. It's a short and separate short list. Is that correct? You have to ask Jason, I, I couldn't really figure that out. I tried to, but I couldn't figure it out. Well, perhaps I should. There's overlap. They're, the, the short list items are included in the long list, although one of those items is turned less, do a puddle and more of a wash out. So the, the other thing we learned was that this is not a static situation. It, it is the, the cost of this is, work is increasing because of inflation, but it's also increasing because deterioration doesn't stop. It continues. And Jason pointed out that this is, it's continuing in an accelerating rate. The, the absence of cracking, of, of patching the, the road cracks is turning those road cracks into problems that can't be inexpensively corrected. It's becoming more expensive. So something needs to be done clearly sooner rather than later. Otherwise the expense will get the, the 130,000 will become a lot more, a lot faster. And the question I have, I guess, is the, the, the, the, the $23,000 that the town holds the work that Tofino has agreed to do those three short list items and agreed to do and pay for, is it paying for it out of that 23,000 that the town holds? Because I guess that's Tofino's money that they're holding, or is that work being done? When that work's done, will that $23,000 still be sitting in the town carters? Chris? I would assume that Tofino will ask for that $23,000 back if they do the work and if the town accepts the road. Okay. All right. Thank you, Bruce. So we don't have $23,000 to, to, to put into that 130 is what I'm, as I was assuming, and it seems to be correct. But it, but it does sound like if the short punch list gets completed, some of the items on the 130 inventory will be taken off. Apparently, yes. Okay. All right. Thank you, Bruce. Chris, your hand is up again. Yeah, I'm just, I'm wrestling with the idea of what incentive does Tofino have to do the work, to do the full punch list. I'm not seeing that they have an incentive to do that work. And so I'm seeing an extended conversation of the planning board and the residents and a very trying time resolving this issue. Right. And usually when there's not a lot of incentive, it turns into a lawsuit that becomes an incentive to end the lawsuit and the expenses associated with it. All right, Janet. So the last time we talked about this, and I'm not sure if the new board members were with us. Felicity, Felicity Hardy had mentioned that we have the planning board could increase the surety. And I think I understand, I recall that from reading the subdivision law. And so I think that might be a power the planning board could have is to increase the surety to cover the costs of completing the work that Tofino agreed to. I think I asked for like an opinion from KP law if we could do that. And I think just because we haven't met again on that, I'm not sure that was done. So that's potentially, you know, we can do that. If we can do that, that would make sense. It seems to me like this, this is almost like a repeat of Amherst Hills in like a slow motion kind of disaster where it sounds like the planning board should not have released lots and Tofino should have done the work. And, you know, we have legal documents where they've agreed to do it, we shouldn't have done the releasing, the roads were done. And we're in this situation again, and the people sort of taking it on the chin are the homeowners. And then as the longer we don't do anything or nobody fixes anything, you know, whatever should have been done makes everything worse and time is just making it worse. So I think it'd be great to get out of this log jam. But I think the planning board could have a role in that. And I would love to have that confirmed by KP law. That all said, I got super confused about punch lists. And, you know, on the really the January 2021 punch list, was that just a list of items that needed to be done to make the roads look pretty good without doing a full scale repair? Or was that a list of things that Tofino should have done? And, you know, so I just wondered, like, and then, you know, they were also, you know, these huge 80 foot long patches, which suggested that the work was like more than I don't know if that was fixing a problem that happened because Tofino didn't work, or it's just that patching thing that I see going on all around town. So I really want to understand what work Tofino should have done. And if it created consequences, how much that work was versus just like normal deterioration, you know, maybe maybe the town could pick up part of that tab, maybe the homeowners could kick in some money. Tofino should definitely pay for their share and the consequences of not doing that. So I didn't I just the charts just didn't, you know, I just didn't I had just questions about like, who, what, and where kind of things. All right, thanks, Janet. Jason, can you clarify any of Janet's questions about the punch list? I think I can make an attempt at it. I mean, if the three punch list items from, if we get the date on those from 2014 or 2012, had been done in 2014 or 2012, they would have been done. They could have pushed for acceptance. I would have needed an as built plan, which they were pretty close on, and they could have gone, they could have just been pushed forward. Nothing happened. 10 years pass, and the road is falling apart. So the longer punch list is to get the road. It's not getting the road up to 100%, but it's at least it's sort of a compromise in the middle.  And that would be pretty close to a new road. But what we, the punch list I came up with is more of a compromise where there's large sections of failing pavement were milling that out and patching it. And then then we would come through and crack seal everything and it would be as close to new as possible on the cheap, which isn't cheap. It's $200, $250,000. But that's how the deterioration has affected the road. So the 133,000 is most of the work on the 2021 list minus the giant patches, right? That includes the giant patches. It does not include the crack seal and it might not have included some of the sort of underground work that needs to happen. There's a few leaky manholes, sewer manholes that have groundwater infiltration that need to be sealed off. I don't think that was included, but maybe wrong. Okay, so if that work was done and then the crack sealing was done, how long would these roads last before they had to go for the full kahuna, whatever that means? So if the crack seal was done appropriately and everything else, you'd buy it another 10 years and you might have to go in and crack seal every three years, but that's pennies on the dollars compared to mill and overlay or, you know, fold up reconstruction or anything like that. So you think you're saying that the 133 covers the work that wasn't done and the consequences of that not being done, but not fully because that would be just doing the whole thing. Okay, I get it. All right, thank you, Janet. Tom, actually, Tom, I'm going to let Connie Krueger jump in here. She's had her hand up for a little while. This is just a small point, and I wish that Mr. Parker would speak for himself, but it was my understanding from a conversation with him in the last few days that they would do the three item short list and not request the 23,000. If that were true, and only he can confirm that, then it would be the three items plus an additional 23,000 to offset some of this other work, but I can't speak for Mr. Parker, but you were talking about that earlier, and I think that needs to be clarified by somebody. Thank you, Connie. Mr. Parker, I see your hand. That's correct. Connie is correct. Okay, thank you. Thank you very much. Let's see. Okay, Mr. Dinell, why don't we go ahead and get your comment, and then we'll go back to the board. Thank you, Chairman. I just, as you guys are discussing this, just to remember that there was about a 10-year period from 2007 to 2015, we have been petitioning Mr. Parker for, since the mid-2010s, to move on the road, and if it had been moved on earlier, I mean, we wouldn't be in this predicament, and so I just, the frustration is, is that there's been a lot of procrastination, so that's all I got to say. Thank you. All right, thank you. Tom Long. Thanks, Doug. Thank you everyone for your comments, and I think Doug Dinell, I think your comment earlier really spoke to the catch-22 that I hear and I heard when I was on site, hearing all the different perspectives is that things should have been done 25 years ago, they weren't, then they tried to be done 15 years ago, then they weren't completed, then they're supposed to be done in the last 10 years when they weren't completed, and it's just caused what was a $20,000 fix 25 years ago to become a quarter of a million dollars today that we're discussing, and that when the homeowners don't own the road, the developer is not going to fix it, and the town doesn't want it, nobody's going to fix it, and we're all just going to sit here, as Chris said, and come back in two years or a year and have another conversation about this, because of the catch-22, because I don't think Janet has suggested, I don't think we really do have that much leverage over this developer, and we don't have that much leverage over them in the region either to make them move on this in a way that I think would really meet the needs, and I think if we can take an extra $25,000 or $23,000 and use that towards the, you know, provide that for the town to complete some of this work, as well as to have, you know, Ted's group finish what was specced, and that's all we can do to at least get this, you know, get the roads into the hands of the town so they can actually be managed properly going forward, and not the responsibility of homeowners who don't own them. Having been on site and walking for 90 minutes up and down the road, you can tell that consistently these aren't necessarily construction fails, this is a wetland, and you can see the heaves up and down the road. It's low lying, it's wet everywhere, it's a problematic place to build anything that needs a foundation and a footing in wet ground that's going to freeze and then thaw, so it's a complicated place and, you know, it's hard to pinpoint whose fault it was, when that fault happened, and when that fault caused another fault and caused another, like I said, it's a really complicated issue, and, you know, I think I'm going to have to agree with Chris that the first recommendation seems like the best way to get this to move forward. I know that's not what Jason wants to hear, but I think it's some, it's a way in which this can be dealt with properly going forward. That's all right. Thank you, Tom. Andrew. Thanks, Dave. I'm going to try not to regurgitate anything. I mentioned this, I think the last time we talked about it as well, but just, you know, for the board and, you know, for the new board members, you were talking about the developer and the town and, you know, who's paying for what, and I just wanted to remind folks a point I made earlier is that, you know, I had a very lived-on-hopper who moved and had to make a discount to their selling price to account for this. Like they had to reduce their price by multiple thousands of dollars to account for the fact that the drain inlet at the end of their driveway was six inches below grade, right? So it's a cost that's borne by homeowners as well. So I think it is important to humanize some of that stuff, and then also, you know, it's, I know we're trying to get to an expeditious solution here, but it seems as though we're just trying to find a way, I'm worried that we're just, we're trying to make this happen fast instead of making it happen right.  And I'm not really giving the sense that, again, you know, I'd love to hear more from Ted on this, but does Ted feel like they did the job correctly, and it's on the town's fault, or is he acknowledging that they still more, you know, they have a full punch list of work to do, and they're not willing to do it. It's been 20 years. I'm a little confused. So anyhow, humanize it, and thanks for the time. All right. Thank you, Andrew. Chris Brestrup, your hand is up next. Do you want to say anything? Yeah, I wanted to say something in response to Janet's suggestion that the town tried to recoup the $130,000 that they didn't get back in the early 2000s. And right now the town doesn't have any leverage over to Fino to get them to give us that money. That's something that should happen before the release of lots. And unfortunately, in this case, lots were released that, you know, that probably shouldn't have happened. There should have been receipt of those funds. But at this point, there's no cudgel that we have to hold over the developer to get them to hand us a check for $130,000. So I just wanted to make that point. Thank you. Thank you, Chris. Bruce? Jason, you can correct me here if I'm not accurately stating the situation. But essentially, I agree with Tom. And I think we should disabuse ourselves of the notion that this is a punch list of 40 or more items that somehow should have been done however many years ago by the developer. Take the catch basins, for example, which there's about 14 of them. A couple of them are listed on that estimate sheet from Warners is taking about $35,000 or $30,000 to do. And most of the rest of them are in the high hundreds. But the aggregate there is quite a lot. But this is the consequence of heaving and so forth, which I have to imagine, and this is the point, Jason, that you might confirm or not, that if the town had accepted these roads 15 years ago, that the town would now be dealing with the heaving of these manholes and we wouldn't be expecting the developer to pay for it. So there's a few things like that that have happened. In this case, it seems clear that it's because of the high water table down there and the nature of the site. Certain aspects of the infrastructure down there are more expensive than they are to maintain, say, up where I am in the sandy North Amherst end of town. So I don't think we should beat the developer up. We could beat them up, perhaps on a number of things. We can beat the town up, too, on the mantle that Chris mentioned. So there's a number of opportunities to lay blame and so forth here, I think. But the circumstance here is that this is a moving series of degradation. And if the town had, if Torfino had have gotten their act together earlier and if the town had been asked and agreed to take these public ways, I believe that a good portion of what's on that list would by now be falling to the town. So I don't think it's fair that we should be looking at the developer to pay for the bulk of that list for that reason. Jason, am I speaking out of order here? No. You're welcome to have your opinion on it. I just don't see why it should come out of the DPW's budget. Okay. Thank you. I guess the thing I'm wondering is how, why the development was approved in the first place if it's in an appropriate place to be building roads. But that's well under the, that's water under the bridge. So I didn't say it was inappropriate. No need for anyone to comment on that. I guess maybe down the line, somebody might decide that these roads should be graveled because they hold up better in the soils that are under them. So, we've heard from several members about their opinion about which recommendation we might want to adopt. It's now 10 o'clock. Board members, do you feel that you want to continue this conversation this evening? Should we hold a meeting next week to continue this discussion? Where do you stand on that? And just give me a very quick, like one sentence where you stand so that we can get through this quickly. Janet. I don't have a clear sense of a recommendation that we can give. I could vote I could make and I would like to find out if we could increase the performance bond or the security because I remember that from the subdivision control law. And I know Attorney Hardy mentioned that. I'd like just to tie that down. So I would be fine with meeting next week. I try to make that fast. Thank you. Andrew. Similar although I'm unavailable next week, I do feel like it's not, we're not at a point where we can make a call right now. All right. Bruce. Oh, I'm for proposition number one, for proposition number one, perhaps modify the little by proposition number three. Okay. Thank you. Karen. I certainly don't feel that I'm in a position to vote on this yet. I'm waiting to see which experts waste me the most. Okay. Yeah. We're in a pickle. And I don't have a sense of like what more information we're going to uncover in future hearings. So part of me feels like we need to just arrive at a conclusion and wrap up this topic. All right. Thank you. And Janet. Janet started with this. Okay. So we haven't heard from Tom. Yeah. Thanks. I mean, I think I was clear that I do support option one based on what I read, but I also want to express that I did in conversations on site with Bruce and Chris mentioned that I do feel like this is well outside of my scope of capabilities, because this feels like a legal recommendation. I feel like I'm a moderator in a legal discussion about which I don't necessarily have all the information necessary. And nor do I have the knowledge and understanding of precedent to make something like this to make to make any kind of formal recommendation. So this is really a gut reaction, which is I feel like this needs to be resolved. And then if we don't do it today or I guess next week would be fine if there was more information we think we could get. But I do think it needs to be done right away, just because I think it's going to keep coming back to us in the future with numbers that start to swell to $300,000 and $400,000 as these things sink into the ground. Okay. Chris, would you be able to have a meeting next week? I would be able to have a meeting next week. And I wonder if Pam would be able to join me next Wednesday just for this one topic. Chris, what is the date? The 26th of October. Pam and I can make a team to support the planning board on the 26th. I think we should just go ahead with that. Yeah, I feel like it's late enough that we ought to just continue this to next week. Do we want to ask Jason if he's available next week to come back knowing that this is the only topic on the agenda? Yeah. Jason? I suppose I can come back. Yeah. We would hope to get to you earlier. As long as there's no 51 Spalding streets on next week. Yeah. And Chris, Janet has asked, you know, how to find out if we have a way to increase the surity. I don't think so.  No, we talked about it last time and our attorney told us we couldn't increase the surity. We could reduce it. We could chip away at it and give pieces of it back to the developer, but we couldn't increase it. So I'm willing to talk to the town attorney. I'm willing to call KP law and lay out the situation to them and ask them if they have any advice for us. The undeveloped cul-de-sac up on Amherst Hills, too. I'm sorry, Jason? There's a seven-lot cul-de-sac in Amherst Hills that remains undeveloped by the same developer.  So it sounds like there's some, you know, does anybody object to trying to meet next week? I know Andrew is unavailable. Everybody else think you're available? Can I make a quick comment, Doug, do you mind? Sure, Andrew. I would just say that if we don't have new information, then we shouldn't bother meeting. So unless Chris can't hear back from KP, I would suggest we don't. And if we don't think we'll get new information, we just call it as we see it right now. And this is, I mean, this is a recommendation anyway. This is not anything binding. Well, I can't see that we actually have a majority in any direction. I don't know that we do, and I don't know that will change necessarily next week. So is it worth it to go through all this effort to have a two-hour sort of, I don't want to say more asked, but like a two-hour meeting next week where we're still going to go. Right. You can decide that you don't have enough information or that you don't, that it's too complicated or whatever you want to, however you want to characterize it, and you don't want to make a recommendation. That is a legitimate thing for you to do. Doug, if I could jump in here. You know, so I used to do a lot of media and I love the numbers.  I think we take off 20 for what Tofino will put in or maybe more. And then we have 23 in the charity. And so we're missing about 87,000 dollars. That doesn't seem like a lot of money to me. And I wonder in the intervening week, when we research our legal options, if the parties could sit down and just say, okay, the homeowners might put in 20. Will Tofino put in 60? You know, something just to make, it's not such a big gap, but somebody has, people have to make an agreement to solve this problem and to push it onto the town to take on hundreds of thousands of dollars of liability. It's a lot. It's a big ask, but I wonder if people can sit down and come to some, some get closer. So maybe we're not at 87, but we're at, you know, 50 and maybe Jason skills will find that in his budget or something. But I like your optimism, but, you know, this has been going on for years and nobody's wanted to come, you know, kind of come to a mediated conclusion. So Jason, what did you have a thought? Yeah, I'm muted. Yeah. I just wanted to caution the use of that estimate. That estimate is two years old now and asphalt prices nearly doubled in the last year. So I would just caution using that exact estimate without putting a pretty high escalation clause on it. Because this past year I've spent over 50,000 extra above what I was planning to pay for a paving job in escalation fees because the cost of asphalt has skyrocketed 10 times faster than the cost of gasoline and oil. Right. Tom, that was a legacy hand. What's that? I think that was a legacy hand. Sorry. I'm sorry. I can't hear you. You are, your voice is very indistinct. He says it's a legacy hand. Oh, okay. Thank you. Sorry. Thank you. Karen. I'm going to sleep. Is there, is there information that we could get? Is it possible that one has to rethink this whole road as a money drain in the future?  Is, are there even options like that? I see Jason shaking his head. No. We have, we have two dirt roads in town that are just legacies from long ago. There's a few private dirt roads and that's where we want to keep it. We wouldn't want any, we wouldn't want to accept a subdivision as a gravel road for sure. Thank you. Okay. Thank you, Jason. Bruce. Because I'm not sure whether we're going to meet next week. I'll make one last shot at resolving it tonight. You want to make a motion, Bruce? I move that in an effort to resolve this matter and given that there is culpability all around, I don't know whether we want to say it that way that we recommend that the town council pursue Chris's option three. Which one was three? I'm sorry. It's the one that says it's a negotiated agreement. My sense is that we've already, it's going to be that way to some degree. So making that recommendation, there's a wide bandwidth for, for what it means. And so I think that in some respects, that's really the soft option. It's almost the same as making no recommendation at all, sadly, but it is a recommendation that the town should move towards adoption and it recognizes that others, that all parties can contribute. And I think that the motion should include that the homeowners be a party to this as well because they were already offered to. All right, Bruce, you have your motion on the table. Does anybody want to second that? I see Karen's hand. I second it. All right. All right. Does anybody want to, well actually I see Felicity's hand. Felicity? I was just going to say, it's actually a point from a few minutes ago that for the town to accept a gravel road would be a major deviation from the accepted plan.  I just don't see going backwards. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. All right. So Bruce is recommending that we accept, that we adopt recommendation number three to recommend that the town negotiate an agreement with Tofino. And I think Bruce, you wanted to include the homeowners. Homeowners Association, yes. Association to share the costs of completing the punch list items prior to acceptance of the roadway. I think that's, I think that's where we all are in one way or another, except for any way. All right. Any further discussion from board members? And we're going to go to a vote on this motion. Bruce, I'm assuming your hand is a legacy, Tom. Is there a timeframe for this? Because I mean, if we're saying, hey, let's, let's have everyone have a conversation and try to meet in the middle. Just going to drag this on for, well, again, another two years. That's our recommendation to town council. So I guess they can dictate the timeline when they adopt our recommendation or not. Tom, the recommendation doesn't have any reference to meeting in the middle. It might be to one end. There's no, there's no suggestion that in that recommendation that each party should contribute equally to the settlement. All right. Thank you, Johanna. I would just be interested in hearing Chris's thoughts on the pros and cons of this recommendation over others. All right. Thank you, Chris. Do you want to say anything? I don't think I want to say anything at this point. No, thanks. I think I've said everything I want to say. Okay. Thank you. All right, board members, how do you feel about this motion that we're going to go through? I guess one at a time. Andrew, you want to say something before I go through it? I was only going to say that if this were to not pass, I would put a motion for option two. So if anybody thinks that's a better one, I would offer that if we don't gain consensus on this. All right. Thank you, Andrew. All right. Bruce. Tom. Hi. Andrew. Hey. Janet. You're muted, Janet. Oh, can you skit me and come to me at the end? I'm not, I'm just very unsure. Johanna. I'm going to abstain. Oh gosh, we're okay. Okay. Karen. I. And I guess I'm an I as well. So I guess that's four in favor. Janet, you need to vote. I'll be an I. That's a five in favor. One abstention and one opposition. Chris. Okay. We had a majority to make that recommendation. Yes, thank you. I think I'll give the town council a copy of my memo along with the report on the spoke. Okay. Is that all right with you? Yep. All right. Chris, could I, I think it'd be good to kind of parse out the numbers to the best your ability about kind of what Jason was saying in terms of, you know, all the lists were very confusing if sort of just saying kind of laying out what he did that one hundred thirty three would cover getting the roads for 10 years if we started doing the whatever the rubberizing or whatever that is ceiling crack ceiling because I found those charts really confusing. All right. Doug, if I may, I think that the town council are going to get all of this information independently and probably with a little bit more time to so I didn't think we need to qualify what we heard because they're going to get it in a revised and refreshed form. Anyway, I would think. Yep. Fair point. Fair point. Town council is going to want their best information they can get. All right. So the time is 10 17. We are finished with item five on our agenda. Item six. Chris, any old business? No old business, but I think we do have some new business, but I think it's just going to be introduced. All right. Let's go on to new business. Item seven. Karin wanted to put something on the table about working with developers to provide bike storage and bike lanes and bike paths. And I'm not sure if she wants to say more about it, but what I said to her was that if she introduced the topic tonight, we could put it on an agenda for a future meeting. All right. Karin, do you want to say anything? No, it's late. And I think that's it. I think it would be good to discuss it at future time. Okay. Very good. Chris, I assume no other new business. No other new business. No. All right. Any form A, A and R subdivision? No. That's tonight. All right. Upcoming ZBA applications. I have nothing new to report. All right. Upcoming SPP, SPR, SUB applications. Yes. We received one today and it's for the building that used to house. Oh, it was an Asian restaurant and aerobic studio on Belcher Town Road. It's near it's near what used to be the snowcoe station. That's all in transition. I think it's service net that's coming forward to use part of that building. So you'll be seeing a site plan review for that in the upcoming weeks. All right. Thank you. Planning board liaison committee and committee lays on reports. PVPC, Bruce, anything you want to say? I don't believe I actually been formally appointed. Chris has established that this is an appointment by the town manager that Albert was simply a recommendation to him. There was a meeting of the commission last week. I thought of attending, but I didn't because I did and Jack was there and he forwarded some information to us, which has been relayed. So that's. Thank you. Andrew, anything on CPC? Yeah, I hate to keep us going here, but we have 15 recommendations from or applications rather for CPAC. Earlier this afternoon, I forwarded the presentation schedule to Chris, Doug and Pam and would ask if you could just send it on to the rest of the planning board presentation will happen over three weeks. And I'm kind of a little embarrassed to say this because other committees have can solicited feedback from from or other boards have solicited feedback from their members relative to the proposals. And I realize I haven't done that. And so I would I would love to get any feedback from members of the planning board relative to the proposals, whether they feel that they would support one or the other. I guess it's also a matter like a point of discussion for the board at large is would we want to discuss the applications as a board and see if there's a, you know, this is something that we'd like to discuss as a formal community. Those 15 applications span community housing, historic preservation and open space recreation. So Jen, Chris, if you don't mind forwarding that, I would appreciate it. And then, you know, Doug, if if you want to cover up some time at a future meeting, like probably the next meeting or, you know, within the next two meetings, maybe to get feedback from this board, I would I'd love that. Again, apologize. I'm a little bit of a rogue element here representing myself more than the board. And I'm a designee for the board. So I want to make sure that I'm capturing all of your feedback. So okay, that's my update. Thanks. All right. Thank you, Andrew. Tom, I guess DRB. I was down and out with COVID last meeting. So I missed our last meeting. I owe you an update on that. So I will put that together. We do have an upcoming meeting which is yet to be scheduled, but should be scheduled before we meet next time. So I should have an update for a couple meetings next time. Okay. Janet, the solar bylaw working group, you are muted. I was just glancing at our minutes from last week because it was two weeks ago and I can't remember. But basically, the town has hired a person to do the solar assessment and work on community outreach to figure out community preferences and values. And we'll be meeting with that person this Friday and get a presentation on what they're doing with the assessment. And then last two weeks ago, Jack Jemsak presented a paper, a draft white paper on by the I have to get this wrong, the water supply protection committee on solar and water supply lands. And actually just thinking about, I think I should circulate it to the board some of the information instead of finding recommendations, but also some fact finding and things like that about putting solar and how to protect water supply. So I could just send that around. All right. Sounds good. Send it to Chris, please. Yes. And then Chris, anything on CRC? The CRC is meeting on next Thursday, the 27th to talk about flood mapping. And I should have mentioned under new business or old business that we got our flood maps. So we have our maps and we're going to have a continued meeting about that on the 2nd of November. But in any event, the CRC will be discussing the flood maps on the 27th. And I can't tell you how pleased I am to tell you that we finally have the maps. And what did they discuss in the past? I think we've had a continuing discussion with them on food and drink establishments, and we will be bringing a public hearing to you about food and drink establishments on November 2nd. So you've seen a draft of this and you'll be seeing it more fully formed. And hopefully you'll have a good discussion about that. All right. Report of the chair, given the hour, I'm just going to pass tonight. Chris, report of staff. I will never again say I think this is going to be a short meeting. I will thank you for that promise. All right. The time is 10.25. And unless anybody objects, we will adjourn. And thank you all for sticking this out. Thank you. Good night.


Good morning guys welcome back to another vlog I was up really late last night and I woke up this morning and I just feel like so tired So I just stepped outside and I was just standing out on our back porch in the sun. It literally just Started to wake me up. Although my face doesn't look it I think I decided that I'm going to color my hair today So last night I washed it with some clarifying shampoo So it would be nice and clean get rid of any buildup in my hair I've been back and forth for months now about whether or not I want to color it and I do like the current color of my hair I mean like all of this basically down to like here is my natural color when people tell me that I don't look as nice with Dark hair. I'm like, okay. Well, it's how I was born. So Thanks, but I don't know. I just I'm getting kind of bored with it So I think I'm gonna do a little bit of a balayage I still want to continue growing my hair and keep it nice and healthy and I still want something That's gonna be really low maintenance. I don't want to do anything like too crazy with it Anyway, I am going to work out today. I've been working out with one of my friends who is a personal trainer And it's actually been making working out Enjoyable Dare I say after my workout. I'm gonna come back do my hair. I'm gonna record it for a video It's so cute. My parents are on vacation currently just the two of them and They have been texting me pictures non-stop of them like out to eat like oh look this is The drink we got and this is our dinner. My mom's just sitting there taking pictures of my dad So cute and here's your daily Benny shot. Just got home from my workout. It was intense I don't know how intense it looked watching it all sped up, but Especially that last part of it the last circuit that I was doing But I'm glad that I got it done. That was my last training session of the week. So It just it feels good. I'm glad I just got it over with but I'm about to make some breakfast Before I start doing my hair or getting any work done because I am starving So I'm making some hard-boiled eggs.  I've been making these the last couple of days, and they are so so good I mean, it's super easy, but I figured I'd show you how I've been doing it So of course feel free to just make your own espresso. You don't need a Nespresso, but We are all out of our regular like Bustello espresso So these are all I have and we're gonna do two of these because I like a lot. I like a big coffee I know it's kind of wasteful like I said, I normally would just do regular espresso on the stove Because these are kind of expensive, but this is all I got right now So now that we have our espresso this part's optional, but you can add some sweetener whichever kind you like I have been using this agave in the rock I don't like my coffee is to be like too sweet, so I just put a little bit of that Once your sweetener's in there, you know just swirl it around. You can take a spoon or straw Give it a little mix and then add your ice cubes I know people say that you shouldn't add ice straight to hot espresso because it like Shocks the coffee and it makes it like more bitter I think I think that's what they say, but this is how I see them do it I'm sorry about when they make these and like I said, I've been making these the last couple of days just like this and It comes out really good You want to add a good amount of ice and then the reason why I'm making this in a mason jars So then I can put the lid on it You know you could do this in like a thermos or whatever kind of cup you have With the lid and then we're just gonna You just want to keep shaking until it feels completely cold and then you have all this nice foam on top I forgot to mention to you also can add any kind of like Syrups or flavorings that you want vanilla extract cinnamon Bro, like whatever whatever you want to put in it I would do that, you know before you add the ice and then shake it all up together But I'm a simple girl and I'm just gonna use plain half-and-half. This is the most satisfying part. Are you ready for this? beautiful Love to see it I'm just gonna drink mine with a straw these glass straws are from Amazon. I'll link them down below So good. Oh, yeah That was like the perfect hard-boiled egg when it's like Still a little bit soft on the inside funny story when I was a kid I used to eat hard-boiled eggs all The time my dad used to just always make them for me and I specifically remember I was on vacation with my family and my mom's best friend and her family the best friend's Boyfriend was driving the car that we were in and he was just driving so fast And I was sitting in the back of the car I had just eaten a hard-boiled egg and I got so car sick from the way he was driving that we had to pull over and I just threw up all over the place and It traumatized me and I hadn't had hard-boiled eggs for Years after that like I just couldn't even look at them and then when I was in college I started making them all the time again because they're just so easy and Yeah, now I am back to having them all the time Hey, I look insane right now, but This is the process So I have the lightener on my hair right now This is gonna process for like 30 minutes, and I'm gonna rinse it out Tone it fingers crossed that it Comes out good and that it lightens nicely and that we get a nice color and it's not like super brassy And also not damaged because that that was like the biggest thing that was like kind of making me hesitate About lightening my hair was it's finally so healthy and it's actually like growing And I want to continue growing it and keep it nice and healthy So I was like I don't want to like start bleaching it again, but This technique is also just a lot gentler, which is the other reason why I decided to do this rather than foils So I ended up hating it and decided to just go dark. Just kidding. Just kidding Um, I just have the toner on it and it just looks super dark while it's processing especially because it's wet So it doesn't look any different right now, but Yeah, in like another 10 minutes or so I'm gonna wash this out Oh, and this happened a little while ago Don't know how or where the hell it came from, but there was a thumbtack on the floor in our bedroom Literally have no idea where this thing came from But I was walking around in the bedroom and all of a sudden I felt this shooting pain in my foot and I stepped on the thumbtack and it went completely like into the bottom of my foot. It hurt So bad. I was literally crying That's how bad it hurt, but I disinfected it cleans it up So yeah, now I'm like paranoid and I just keep looking all over the floor to make sure there aren't any more I'm trying to find a good spot where The lighting actually picks up the color. Maybe I'll go outside and get some clips, but I'm pretty happy with it It's you know, definitely subtle, but I feel like it was a good way to ease in especially because I was like I don't know back and forth about whether or not I wanted to go lighter in the first place So I feel like this just adds some nice dimension to it Brightens up my look a little bit, but you know, I'm still a brunette obviously and it still feels good It's a like a little bit dry on the ends, but I'm not seeing any split ends. So that's good Morning. It's the next day today is Friday. I just got up if you couldn't tell it feels So so good outside. The weather's been really like on and off lately We have had some days that have just been really dark and rainy and kind of cold So whenever we have a nice day I've been trying to enjoy it as much as possible while I still can because I feel like before we know it Winter's gonna be here. I do have some hair clients today My first one is a virtual consultation I've been offering that because I've had quite a few people that have been wanting to come get their hair done But they live like an hour or more away from the salon rather than having to drive all the way to the salon Just for that little consultation and having to come back two times We can just do, you know, like a face time and what's nice about that is that I don't have to actually physically get the Salon either to do that So I have that earlier in the afternoon that I'm just gonna do from home And then a few hours later I have one of my regulars coming in and we are gonna just touch up her blonde and then at some point in between All of that I need to finish filming parts for my hair tutorial because I didn't end up filming an intro or an outro Yesterday, so I want to do that to get some after pictures of it for like the thumbnail and stuff And then edit that video as much as I can today But I'm gonna go drink the rest of my coffee and then eventually Pull myself together and get ready for the day getting ready for my virtual consultation and this is my little Make shift setup that works looks cute with the plant behind me I'm just propping it up on my suitcase I honestly don't really do these that that often and sometimes I do do them at the salon This is only I think the second time that I'm doing this at home. So I don't really have like a proper Place to do them. So, you know, I just gotta kind of make whatever work But I'm really liking how my makeup came out today. I mean, it's very very simple and light I just did a little bit of concealer powder foundation and then a Blush, but I think it's this lip. I did like a different lip combo and I really really like it a lot This might be my new go-to. I'll show you what I use as soon as I finish this call Good, how are you nice to meet you? Okay, so what are you Thinking for color just finished the consultation. It went really well It's gonna be a little bit of a color correction kind of situation I think she's been doing her hair herself at home, but she sounds like she's actually very knowledgeable about hair and is being very realistic about it and I Didn't get any red flags. So that's good. I've been trying to just be a lot Pickier when it comes to taking on new clients that need color corrections because I've just had so many Bad situations not that there's anything wrong with the clients themselves. They're great, but It's difficult when you do a color correction. It can be expensive and there's no guarantees on the final result and There's most likely going to be damaged and you're most likely going to have to get a haircut And it usually requires multiple sessions to get to your goal and it just requires a lot of patience on the client's end and A lot of people don't like to hear that or when you're explaining it to them They're just like very eager to just You know get their hair done that they're like, yeah, that sounds great. No problem fine But then at the end they like get upset with you And it's as if you've never had that conversation and all of the things that you spent so much time explaining to them It's like it went through one ear and out the other and the hardest part to me about our color correction It's not even the actual physical aspect of doing the hair. It's just like communicating with the client and Really making sure they understand Everything that it entails and I just I don't know I'm trying to really like listen to my gut and pick up on Certain red flags that somebody may be isn't the right fit for me or isn't the best candidate for a color correction if I feel like They maybe aren't really listening or understanding the process where they have unrealistic Expectations or anything like that, you know, I just think that that's really important as a hairstylist because at the end of the day Even if you're doing your best work possible if the client isn't happy because their Expectations were unrealistic or they weren't understanding what you were telling them or they were refusing to listen to you Or follow your instructions or whatever the case is or were lying to you about their hair history That's gonna end up reflecting badly on you at the end of the day And it's really just not worth the stress and the time. That is what I have been learning and have been telling myself But this is the lip combo that I did today I used the KKW beauty lip liner in nude one and Then I topped it with the KKW beauty nude one Lipstick the lip liner even though they're the same shade. It's much darker Than the lipstick So I did the liner filled in my lips with that and then I just tapped on the lipstick in the center And then I just tapped it off with a clear gloss from Pixie now that I'm done with that I'm going to film the intro and outro to my hair coloring Tutorial that I'm gonna start working on editing that video and then I have to run to the salon and that's pretty much it for the day I feel so tired and Frickin greasy. Oh my god I've been sitting at my computer for the last few hours. I was doing some editing and then I was working on something Exciting, I'll show you a little sneak peek. So I've been working on designing some new merch So I have a couple of designs that I created months ago, but then I kept putting it off So I was just sitting here now like really Streamlining everything that I want making sure that the designs are like sitting right picking all of the colors and Adjusting the prices and all of that and then I just ordered some samples because I'm using a different company this time around if you didn't know I had merch last year I'm gonna do a whole separate video because That there's like a whole story time with that. So yeah I will explain what happened last year when I had My first like merch line. It was a little bit of a nightmare and the reason why I suddenly Stopped having stuff available, but I wanted to start working with a new company So I want to order some samples Get the pieces myself in person first make sure that everything looks right and make sure the quality feels good Before I share the link with you guys as soon as I get it in the mail as long as everything looks good And I don't need to make any changes. I will announce it and share with you guys Good morning Happy Saturday. I started watching the Fear Street trilogy on Netflix a few nights ago And I just finished the last part of it this morning It was pretty good for the entire month of October I've been trying to watch like scary movies Halloween related Things but I am currently getting ready to go and meet up with a friend We're gonna go to a winery that I've never been to actually which is exciting I love just going to a winery especially this time of year. I love this time of year and I love doing fall related activities But I especially I'm trying to like go out and do as much as possible and hang out with as many people as I can Before I move because you know, of course, I'll be back to visit. My family is still gonna be here But you know, I'm gonna be moving somewhere where I don't really know anyone So it's gonna take a little while I'm sure before I make friends and start having people to hang out with but Also, I'm just gonna miss my friends and the people that I know here. So I'm trying to see them and just do As many things in this area all the things that I've been wanting to do That I just like never got around to here is my outfit for today dress is from H&M flannel is boo-hoo and sneakers are a detest I


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What's going on everybody? Got Kyle and Jay here with Layton Sports Cards and we are ripping two boxes of mosaic football Both going to be for Matthew F. Good luck Matthew. Let's see what we got my friend. One moment Alrighty good luck sir Two more boxes box number one Anybody yeah, anybody seeing some upsets on the board today? Anybody think any football upsets are going to be going down? I picked a couple. I had to pick them league. I picked a couple upsets this week Um, I picked the box over the Eagles Because you know, of course I don't know if it's an upset but the chargers over the Vikings. They're both Owen too. So I don't know if it's an upset but I think the chargers might take the Viking. I don't think the Vikings go on three But one of them is gonna have to One of those two is gonna have to I think it comes down to who's gonna outcoach the other coach. That's fair That's what there's a Dickerson That's probably goes to the Vikings way There's a silver darnel Washington big man for the Steelers Got LT mid of mastery Jalen Ramsey need to see Jalen Ramsey for the Fens man I don't know how long he's hurt, but I think it's a bit It's a good bit of the season probably Like a purple come Purple 49 I got a debut of Anthony Richardson. Yeah, he's not playing this week But yeah, he was looking good last week before he got her two touchdowns. There's a Jordan Addison base for the Vikings Mosaic debut of will Anderson and our purple is T. Higgins the 49 T Higgins picked it up after the first week. I guess the entire the entire bangles Center stage Kyler Murray looks like a Yeah, I can do that chippy I can I can rip it now and again sir for you How you doing today, sir There's a will levis on the debut mosaic Jerry Judy And a red alec pierce How's your how's your morning going or afternoon now? I guess chippy. There's a straight fire of jesson fields Bournemouth took another L today. It's a brighton Of course was watching that one on a peacock Another L we're oh, uh, oh four and two I think Ah, I'm gonna need a I'm gonna need a better random next year for my team. Yeah, you might need There's a zay flowers debut I need a better random for my team. There's a uh dammarino to 199 on the orange Sunday lunch very good very good tim tebow on the silver there we go And a white on the back.  That's sick. Thank you, matthew Would you have for lunch chippy? What was uh, what was on the menu for sunday lunch? There's a jade and re not bad there um rookie receiver for the packers Been pretty solid for them so far got a um drink london on the mosaic and red national pride is jesson herbert So the herbert boxes man. I just opened a new case too, and that's still an introduction's uh quinton johnson Yeah, just about there uh chippy just about there. Let me refresh again I've got like six or seven boxes left of these uh mosaics. They take about five minutes or so piece Yeah, it should be should be uh about an hour chippy Right around there Charbonne we got a jackson smith. Yeah, it sounds Potatoes gravy is some yorkshire pudding. That sounds amazing. Um, I don't know what that is chippy There's a uh, marcello mire on the refractor for our yorkshire pudding. What what is it? carbon copy of sauce and jalen. It's it's it's a very english thing Some beef edgy potatoes gravy sounds good to me man Is it a dessert? Okay I don't know if there was like a non-desert. They just call pudding. Ooh nice. We got blue nfl debut is brice young to 99 Take that very nice one there Go mathew brice young to 99 been hard to see his color so far adam thielen silver That's what it was like Okay, but you could use it. It's like a pastry with it's a pancake stuff in it. Uh, yeah It's actually very good. That's pretty good. Looks pretty good chippy. Looks pretty good What'd you put in it? What's in it usually like? Custom just a regular. Yeah, just uh, or does Like it that sounds pretty good. There's a will Anderson There's a red derrick car Got a gino silver And that one is lamar jackson audible. Yeah, it looks pretty good from what i'm seeing there I'm what i'm seeing there Did you homemade it chippy? Or do you buy it from the store? This something that's a little easier to make or is it kind of tough It's Yeah, there's a uh, mosaic tyrant. It's a 199. We got a tabious robinson on orange And a levis introductions Went to the pub. Nice. Nice There's a jordan adison did mens did man. You played a day or yesterday chippy. I don't I didn't see And auto this one is to 99. It's going to be a blue auto of mike quick for the eagles little throwback auto there I like those eagles jerseys those throwbacks Randall cunningham jerseys And nice red is cj stroud on the base Not numbered but a nice, uh cj Got reggie wane silver and a moments in time of digs. Oh, I think that's the walkoff against the the saints But in the playoffs, I forgot about that play man The uh, minneapolis miracle Alrighty box two box two. Oh nice. There we go one one nil Yeah, I was saying born with not doing too well at the start of the season Not doing too well. We had a 1-0 lead at some point today, but At some point when I walked away became a 2-1, uh loss John Everybody say hi, Sean Dolphins are playing everybody. Let's go got chippy in here. I almost say what's up Chippies in here. Oh, man. Got a tie lock and a red of nick chup We got daytime Sean today. Justin feels audible. I'm all hopped up on the do right now. Let's go I'm all hopped up on Mountain Dew I'm coming to you like spider monkey It was white we got another white for you There's a blue to 99 chris jones just returned to the chiefs Derek Carr on the silver and our whites is men of mastery josh jacob's the 25 That is a good looking parallel on this card Men of mastery on the josh jacob's the 25. Yeah, I like those bass. I really like that with the white This has been a white couple boxes for you, Matthew. Kind of crazy. I think that's the fourth or fit Otto is going to be rushy rice to 199 on the red little color match outter for the chiefs He could definitely step up and uh make some big plays for the chiefs, man They could use it at receiver. There's a jail in Hyatt debut and red of tana hill Because really close to that and man of mastery. Yeah, no, they've had some been struggling for sure Tony picks it up a little bit last week, but yeah I think I think rushy rice could step in step up debut kinkade we got a jade and read mosaic Got another mosaic joe thysman And a waddle montage Waddles out this weekend. So I'm thinking uh Thinking tyreek might have to eat here. Oh, he's gonna. He might be eating this weekend jay caner Looky charlie jones. We got a taijie spears rookie felt titans to 199 and using him a good bit Hey, we'll see a hunter or hunt. See you Have a good day, sir Enjoy some uh some football sundae jord addison intros and just a few more packs for you Good luck here, Matthew. Next up. I got patrick with some ufc Um, then I got sam with some more mosaic than joseph and then mr alvin So definitely a little bit over an hour now guys on the queue, but not much over an hour if you guys want to get an order in Me and uh jay will get it done for you. There's a hidden hooker on the debut Um red is juju And a silver riley moss rookie And splash joe burrow like they added the splash. This is the uh optic basketball insert last year I like the splash so gold splash yesterday jesson jefferson. They look nice They like everything but the wave was gold pretty much. That's pretty sick Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you We'll see you soon There's a mosaic of larry johnson And purple is daniel dimes the 49 daniel dimes Tyreek As long as nick boz is not coming at him again, dude. Oh my goodness We were talking about that yesterday the gno clip where uh, donald's coming at him and he says oh my god It's gonna be they're gonna get a clip of that for uh, daniel jones arms of the art He literally turned around and bosa was in his face like in the end zone. It was crazy He had no protection on that one redemption It is jaylin hyatt rookie autos mosaic nice one there. That's the giant's rookie receiver out of tennessee Jaylin hyatt for the gmen Got a red rookie jane reat Deontay johnson on the silver and a silver montage jaylin hurts Two more packs. Good luck, sir mosaic of fahoko jr Silver john taylor. What is john taylor's deal? Where's he gonna go?  He's gonna sit it out like Sit it out like levy on did Didn't work out that well for levy on Because a debut dorian thompson there's a hunter, uh, or sorry a hunt and hooker rookie base Theland on the mosaic and orange to 199 is dallas goddard God and a mosaic straight fire on the back is jaylin hurts Jaylin hurts gonna be losing to the bucks this week Alrighty guys that'll do it. Thank you. Um, thank you. Matthew f two boxes of mosaic We'll get those right out to you with the other boxes my friend