All right, we're just quickly going to go straight into today in history this day in 2013 the 21st of September was a very very sad day Across the world, you know, but mostly in Kenya. It has become popularly popularly known as the Westgate shopping mall attack We're about 70 plus people were killed on this day when our Shabaab terrorists attacked the mall It says about 68 I believe You know civilians were killed for terrorists and a couple of also Those numbers also include us about the police men who went in to help rescue these You know victims of a terrorist attack Of course the our Shabaab terror group that was that for me was the first one that I heard about them Claimed responsibility for the attack and said it was mostly because of Kenya And Kenya's efforts in Somalia that I've continued to attack the group where they were originally I believe founded It was a very very sad day. Sad, you know moment that lasted for almost 24 hours Where of course, you know, there were also bombs that were thrown grenades were used a part of the mall also collapsed Some of the people were taken hostage for so long and of course some early executed by these terrorists before they were completely before they eventually killed And of course the Kenyan government did go ahead with investigation I rested a couple of people that were accomplices, you know, what how housed the terrorists before they went on to carry out the attacks You know, I'm not sure if anybody has been sent to jail in particular. I need to confirm that But yeah, it was a very very sad day in Kenya And across Africa, yes, so this particular event was Was considered one of the deadliest you had is the attack in Kenya Reports say that these terrorists occupy the West Gate more for four days I mean, can you just imagine and the fact that soldiers who went in there to provide help and rescue Also turned out to be victims and three people were pointed out as suspects Two of them got prison sentences one got 18 years in prison another one got 33 years in prison and The third guy Yes, the third guy. Yes, they were accused of aiding the slammest sect and the third guy went missing You know, it was just a very very sad day This al-Shabaab group based in Somalia really accusing Kenya of mailing in in the affairs in Somalia And then you know carried out this attack the exact number of casualties are still on the term and some say over 70 Maybe to report say 67, but it really is 200 I think it also is about 150 200 were injured I mean, it's just so terrible But the good thing is that this attack happened September 21st about a month later October 28th That was when you know, this these guys were sentenced to 18 and 33 years in prison But I don't think it's something anyone will forget in such a hurry Across the world, I think it made headlines across the world pretty much same thing with the London bombing The attack in France. Yes, there's certainly events terrorist attacks that you know have made headlines across the world and everybody followed through the front and the France one the Australian shooting also the London bombing of course world the World Trade Center attacks also there's many of them like that But this one definitely made those headlines across the world and it happened on this day in Kenya in 2013 Our first major conversation for today comes up right after this break We're gonna be talking zoning and how you know, this all plays out with the next general elections There's already been conversations from the northern coalition northern forums The middle belt also has been urged to also have their say the southeast very likely also would be chipping in here And we'll be talking about the little details here and there when we come back


and introduction into transformation processes and what we, as session organizers, thought about transformation. Transformation processes can describe transition and change in very different ways. If you look at findings, we can see a constant change in artifact types of ceramic ornamentation, for example. These may be subject to fashion. However, there can also be adaption to technology changes like tools or change in eating habits according to drinking vessels or storage containers. On the other hand, in-house structures, construction and size can reflect socials change in a community. But these transformations are mostly part of our chronological structure and phase classification. This means that the transformation is already given at the transition from one phase to the next by our definition. So why we want to talk about this subject? If you look at the change in burial rituals and settlement structures, they indicates larger and far-reaching changes, which not only have influences in the social structure and beliefs on a small scale, but also beyond the region. These transformations are not anymore connected with artifacts. They show changes in a wider scale concerning population and societies. And I think this is an interesting part to look especially at these transformations to understand more about cultural development. But if we want to examine transformation processes, we need to clarify at which level we look at them. Do we have an area in the micro-region to look at time of an epoch of a phase or even at a single event? Or is it a social one about population or a group or even an individual who is part of this transformation? And then there are various interpretations. What are these transformations could be called? We have innovation or whom, among others, crisis or adaption. This could be possible interpretations. The following slides deal with the significance of transformation processes in central Europe. Why it is important or why we found it important to think beyond individual phases and to focus on the periods of change and breaks. And that's because the Bronze Age doesn't begin at one night at two o'clock in the morning. There's neither simultaneous nor area-wide spread of, if you are in the Bronze Age, for example, of bronze. We see here different cultural units from the early Bronze Age in central Europe to the end of the Nordic Bronze Age. And you can see it looks like between here we have a bigger transformation as a change of cultural groups within our definition. And here, the change doesn't look as big, but this region area is a vine far beyond this starting region. An example for such a transitional phase is the transformation from the early Bronze Age to the middle Bronze Age in central Europe. An example which I present quite often already is Prashenbo in Greater Poland, where we have a fortified settlement between 2100 and 1600 BC, which ended at 1600. And we could see that this end was due to environmental over exploitation, but also to pollution. And maybe there were also other factors behind this end. But what was fascinating when we started to research this gap and where these people might could move over the next settlement in the middle Bronze Age starts, then we found there was nothing else for 2100 years, not only in the nearest surrounding, but also from central and Germany to Greater Poland. And we have the luck and keel to compare all these things with the botanical information we got. And so it was possible to look at the pollen profiles. You see the matter here. And in the pollen profiles, we also can see the human impact. So the question was, are the people vanished, or we just didn't find them in the archaeological material. But with this pollen data, we can look at human impact, like are there cereals, are there pastureland, are there tree cutting, and so on. And when we sum these curves from this area between Berlin and Poznan, then we can see that at the same time when Woschewo collapsed, we have the lowest human impact in the whole of this area. So the people obviously weren't there. And when we look at the same area with the density map of settlements from the early Bronze Age, you see the Odra River and the Wata River, you see where we are. You see, we have a quite dense settlement area. And during the Middle Bronze Age, it isn't any more so dense. And the settlements move from the Odra River system to the Wata River system. And most of the settlement dates in the later periods of the Middle Bronze Age. So around 1500, there is here nearly nothing. And this can also be seen in Brunnenburg. There's the same picture between the early and the start of the Middle Bronze Age. To conclude these things about Woschewo or about Central Europe, you can say now that we have the collapse of the united sculpture. The united sculpture produces this nice disc. And this disc come into the ground around 1600 BC, too. The united sculpture was the first massive metalworking culture in the North. And this collapsed. And this was also an economic factor in the whole region. Then we can see a population decline. And we have a 200 years gap. But however, this gap does not be limited to Central Europe alone. This was from conference proceedings, where we unified from several areas from Greece, Northern Italy, Slovakia, Greater Poland, Lower Saxony, and so on. And what you can see is that around 1500, a lot of things changed everywhere. So this is so we see gaps. And it's very interesting for us to interpret and understand these gaps, these transformation from the early Bronze Age to the Middle Bronze Age. But as we said in the beginning, there are different scales of transformation. But how can we scale the transformation? There's the second part of my presentation. This is an example from Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein, which are the grave goods of Bronze in the graves, only graves, and the artifact combination in a correspondence analysis. And this is a chronological order from the early period 4 to the period 5. Period 6 was excluded because there's no connection between period 5 and period 6 in the archaeological material. A little theory, sorry about that. But artifacts and artifact combinations are fine combinations. They normally occur in the Gaussian distribution. They start and they end at some point. And not every artifact or combination started at the same point. So they're slightly later. This is the lifespan of an artifact. And this fine combination we somehow define as a face. And this is nothing else, but it's also visible in the correspondence analysis. You can use the Gaussian distribution or you can use this slightly different distribution with a shorter production period and a longer lifespan. But in fact, we can also do draw here several curves. And then these curves are, per definition, at one point, our faces. This is what Monterius did and this is what we did still today. Supposing we have a continuous succession of new types and the continuous ending of old artifacts in the grave, then we will have a constant change. So this could be early period. This could be a data period. But we have a constant change. There's no change and no harsh transition visible. However, if we have a gap between the artifact sequence, we have a point where a new type spectrum appears. And we have only a few overlapping forms here. This you can call a transformation. At one point here, there are no older artifacts in the graves anymore. So at this point, we have the transformation, which is in opposite to change a different transition. And if we have this occurrence where there's really no overlapping of one fine combination and another fine combination, then we can talk of a break. If you look in our correspondence analysis, so these are the periods. And then we can see different separation between the periods. This is a very small gap. It looks like a constant change. Here's nearly no gap. Even if this is period 4, this is period 5 material after the definitive mission of the Nordic bond stage. Here, we have a much wider gap. And there are a few overlapping artifacts. So maybe we can talk here from a transformation period. And if we come to period 6, where we have no overlapping, then we have a break, and we have totally new types. And then we have to look at this phase. What happened there? If you look at a rougher scale to the Nordic and central European bonds age, we can see we have this gap around 1,600 there, too, at least in central Europe. I talk already about that. But around 1,300 with the start of the earnfield and start of the burial rite also here happened something. Also in the north, the barrels are given up and the earngrades start. But the sediments go through here, the sediments go through and the Nordic bonds age seems to be changing, but not losing its cultural unit. If we go further to Europe, what we can do with C14 dates, and this new, quite new approach, you can make some kind of creation of C14 dates. And we can do this because we have huge databases now with C14 dates. So when we look at the settlements in these areas and I separated after these grouping of C14 dates, then we can see around 1,500. Everything is the change. You might say the C14 dates are according to the budget of the archaeologists made. So maybe they are not true, but we can use the grave dates as a correction curve. And you have this gap around 1,600 here too. But there are much more wiggles, much more smaller wiggles we have. And these are the wiggles of the younger barrels age and they are also of interest for transformation. So this is the part of my presentation. And I think in today's time of worldwide changes, I think it has become important not to concentrate so much on individual epocs or regions, but to take a closer look at the cultural areas of friction and changes. The example of Bushevel showed that after the collapse of a metal producing economic power, such as the unit of sculpture, which lasted for several centuries, we follow a phase of emptiness and reorientation. And I think we got, with our archaeological material, a huge data set where we can model transformation processes and changes in the past. And we can look for answers for the future.  That's the one part. But I think we have these thousands of years data. We can look for answers for our future and nowadays problems. And with that, I'm on the end. Thank you for your attention.


What's going on guys it's your boy DPJ here today with another destiny video and today I bring you top five fails of the week and damn some of these things are absolutely crazy. If you guys do enjoy the video do hit that like button let's try and reach 5,000 likes that'd be absolutely insane but let's just get straight into it. In at number five we have a clip sent in by Goro. When you spend ages trying to climb foul winter and you get owned by a falling teammate. In at number four we have a clip sent in by big dog 265 who shows us how not to use the Titans fist of panic. Three we have a clip sent in by Jack and 14. This was unfortunate if only his teammate was killed elsewhere. Number two we have a clip sent in by strong hammer 38 another prime example of how not to use the fist of panic. In at number one we have a clip sent in by Dylan V43. Now with the wrath of the machine being out a few days now it was only a matter of time before someone failed at that very last minute. But guys that is ended as top five fails of the week if you enjoyed the video do hit that like button. Now if you have any sort of badass clip send it into the email just linked in the top of the video description. Thanks as always for stopping by and I'll catch you on that next one.


Hello, in this part I would demonstrate how to create and delete tasks from the task code in fact because it is possible as well, not only in the beginning. We will use STM32QPID in version 1.4.2 and we will test our code on Nucleo L476RG. You can test it on other STM32 based hardware and use it either STM32QPID or STM32QBMIG software. So I would use one of the existing projects which I previously created and I would start with the IOC project. In my case it is STM32L476RG micro and within system and core and this is a group I would select as a debug trace asynchronous SW which will give me two debug lines data and clock and additionally SW also single wire output which is in fact one wire trace. Additionally I need to change the timebase source from default SysTick to Timer 6. This Timer 6 is my choice as this timer do not have any input nor output channels but what really needs to be done is change this timebase from SysTick because SysTick is reserved for 3R2S usage. Then within middlewares I have selected 3R2S in version CMC's V2 version 2 and from its configuration in this part we will use task creation and task delete. This is why within include parameters please check whether VtaskDelete is enabled. So this function within 3R2S API has been added to the code which would be generated. This function name is the function name within 3R2S API. In our case it will be used by CMC's OS function which is called OS thread terminate. Then we need to define some tasks. So within tasks and kills we need only one task so second task can be created from the code but just not to spend too much time on let's say writing the code I would generate two of them and I would comment some part of the code. So task1 and task2 have the same priority this is OS priority normal the same stack size 256 words and entry function for task1 is start task1 and for task2 is start task2. There are no further modifications within the code the clock configuration is a default one so four megahertz MSI sourced without any pre-scaler nor DMA nor PLL. So I can generate the code it will take a while then within main.c file we need to move some part of the code for task2. So we will keep the definition of the handler as a global one so this would be not changed but I would comment out the priority settings for this task and I would move it as a local variable to my task1 which would be responsible for the creation of this task2. I would move this over here so within the initialization part of task1. So the role of task1 would be the creation of task2 and then within task2 we will delete ourselves. This is the code I would propose for this lab. So we have defined the attributes for task1 and we need to move the creation function from here so it is done between hardware configuration and the start of the kernel into my task1 function body. So I would put it just before our sign of life so this task action and I would put some delay afterwards so I would send my task1 into the block state for one second. This is let's say the function body for task1 and for task2 we will start with sign of life of this task then we will delete ourselves so as thread and control space terminate yes and we will select task2 handle. For those of you who were using freeR2S API in the past vTaskDelay allows you to use the null argument if you would like to delete yourself so you're executing the function to delete the task from its function body. In this case when you are using cmcsOS in version 2 it is not allowed. Null argument will be treated as an error so the function will be not executed correctly. This is why we have specified this task to handle as a global variable to be visible for this function. Let's check whether it will work correctly so after this task termination I would just add additional task action to check whether it will be executed or not. So we will try to display on a single wire interface X letter as well. After those operations let's try to compile the code. In the meantime my board is connected already to the PC. Okay so let's check whether it will be correct or there will be some errors. There should be no errors, no warnings. We can start a debug session so I click on this bug icon and after a while I should see the debug perspective. There it is. So we will use the single wire viewer ITM data console. For those of you who started with this exercise it's the first one how to enable it. So I'm using this quick search on the top right corner and I'm selecting SWV data console. This is this first choice. Once you select it you should have this visible like this. To configure it you press this configure trace button and select the ITM stimulus port as zero. So it will be one bit tracing using single wire pin, single wire output pin which is PB3. Once it's done we'll


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports cards, ripping 22, 23. Penini, Don Russoptic, basketball, hobby, six box, half case break, number 39. Pick your team style. Let me just get this organized. Read off a list of our names in our teams. We've got Adam M. Hawks, Andrew O. at Pacers. Brad M., Tim Rawls Pelicans, Brenda R. Magic. Carrie W. with the Kings. Cheryl F., Bucks, Spurs, Wizards, and Cavaliers. Christopher J., Pistons, that is Daniel C. with the Lakers. Danielle H., Celtics. Get it shipped with the Mavs. NQK, Heats. Jake R. Sons. Jared H., with the Grizzly Thunder and Trailblazers. Jeff M. Rockets. Keith B. Jazz. Kenneth G., Sixers Nuggets. Mark W. Nets. Rob V., Hornets, Knicks, Raptors. Simon M., with the Bulls. Thomas C., Warriors, and Wendy J., with the Clippers. Good luck, everybody. Let's get into it. I think Kyle should get the KC one for the looks drippy. Does look kind of drippy. Wear it on whenever it does drip. The drip exclusive hat. Miami's looks cool. Yeah, Miami's is sweet. Miami's is really nice. Washington's is kind of cool with the fireworks. Which one? Washington's. Is that the W? Yeah, it has like the, let's say it has like fire. Oh, it's like, it's supposed to be cherry blossoms. Oh, well. Just like little cherry blossoms on them. So much I know. They have like a little, it's like a little one on the side. It's like a little cherry blossom tree on the side as well. It's pretty sweet. Yeah, that's the only one I have right now. I got it like right when it came out. J. Liddell, base. Photon, Trayman. Nice one there for the thunder. Super short print. Kind of leaning towards the Miami one. Miami one, the red one? No, the blue with the red one. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right. Hollow is, to be honest, I can't keep track of them all. Do there's so many out now? Yeah, if you can't get the Boston one, I'll think of the one. Yeah, Boston one's sweet. That's like the only red socks I'd like, rock. Donovan Mitchell. I do actually, to be fair, I did buy one of these like fitted at Fenway as red socks. I do own one. Pink Velo, shade on sharp. Nice one there for the Blazers to 79. That is 11 of 79. You might want to look that one off. That might be close. I could be wrong. I could be wrong. I'll base. Do it anyway. Thank you, Donnie. Cause I don't want to enough. Fair, fair, fair, fair, fair, fair. Understandable. Paolo, Malachi Brannum, the Spurs. It's a go. Yeah, go baby. Malachi Brannum. We got it. Over, over. Donnie, you in the lobby, over. Blue, Michael Porter Jr. Michael never sling the Rock Porter Jr. to 49. Sam, I really like things. Well, you two keep it down. Jalen, how you doing? What did I do this time? I don't know. I just didn't like you very much. Nice. Paolo, rookie autograph. Go into the magic. There you go Orlando. Not bad. Not a bad start at all. Tack the bag, breaks and paolo. With a paolo, yeah. Paolo night, baby. All right, dice roll guys. One, two, three, left, four, five, six. Right, we'll go for the rest of the break unless it's like a gold or lower. In that case, it'll have it on random. It's gonna be a five. Going to the right with the dream, Elijah Wong. Cause it's a go. Over. Shade on chart. Yes, it's a go. There's basketballs, Julius Randall. We have a lift off. Big crowd or holla. Hello, McCall Bridges. And orange, Scotty Barnes, the 199 for the Raptors. Face. All right, I'll do it for box one. Very good first box. Yeah, I mean, it's not gonna get much, I have to do much better than that. As I get snagged, I get gold vinyl out of this or something. Lime green, Rudy Gobert, to 149 for the T Wolves. Evan Fournier, 299 for the next dominators order. NYK. Blue, Chris Paul, to 49 for the Suns. Down to four to go now, guys, by the way, in Star Wars, in case you were wondering. Down to four, four. Thank you again, Shane, Jabari Smith. Shane D taking a spot. Yolkich and Yannis. Hello, Spencer Dinwiddie. Walker Kessler. Red is Aaron Wiggins, 299. J-Dubb for the Thunder. Jaylen Williams. Daniels. Hello, Donovan Mitchell, reigning threes for the Cavs. Donnie's Cavs. Yeah. Derrick's Basely Hollow. Got a gold coming up. That is A, Kenyon Martin, Jr., 8 of 10. Nice one there for the Rockets. Kmart, Jr. Orange, Jaco Pertle, 2199 for the Raptors. I was curious, I thought we bought those in a box. Oh, got you. Yeah, just one. Chet. Blue, Carl Anthony, to 49. Once in a great while, we got two. Elite dominators hollow, Joel indeed. Charlie, you should get the Royal City Connectat to a little strippy. Oh. Hollow, auto-porting. Yeah. Yeah, very strippy. What do you got? More Vesa basketball. B.O.B. Some Bowman. Bowman, Bowman Hobb. Bowman Hobb. Chase and oranges. Got two. Oh, man. Someone stop this guy. N. Martin. That's the third case of B.O.B. Really? Oh, man. Flying through that stuff. Mm-hmm. Best hit out of that so far, would you say? Ejela Delhalla. There was an Ant-Man prism rookie that had his, was like an in-person auto on it. It was pretty sweet. Oh, that's pretty cool. That's pretty cool. Why? It's pretty cool. Why? It was sick, dude. You don't see too many of those. I'd be pumped if I hit the Y auto. Couple Jordans, like 87 player, 88 player. Oh, wow. Early Jordans, but they're interesting. There's some stuff on the checklist we're looking for, for sure. Oh, for sure, I can imagine. So I'm going to get my checklist, but the cell sheet. Cell sheet, right, right, right. Here's your guys' link again to Star Wars, four to go, random box style, four to go. Let's get that filled up. Four to go. Explanation point. Game card emoji. I would say any, like, autos of big name characters or any low number of big name characters. Vader, Luke. Soka's in that, right? Soka's in it. Mandalorian. Yeah, Mandalorian, Grogu. Jeremy Sohan. Slayton P. Krupp. 2199, O Shaper, so I was about to say Bobbi's Brick. I think this is Bobbi Frick's first card, so having an auto could be actually a pretty high seller. Hey, hey, hello, when Caleb does that deploy us. Ant-Man. They've got some good inserts, too, so hitting maybe with a low number of one of those. Hello, Stargazing's on. They have a, they've got an insert called First Appearances, which is the first time you see the character on screen, so that's pretty sweet. I think those were like, yeah, like a bogey first. Palo rookie. Orange, like Wesley to 1.49, or 1.99. They're pretty hard to hit, too. Yeah, they gotta be sort of pretty good. Like, I think me and Forrest, like out of a case, probably seem like three or four. Jane Hardy, huh? Every other box. It's pretty solid, actually. I think that numbering on it is seriously tough, too. Yeah, they do have numbering as well. And obviously you have a chance at sketches as well. True. Pink Velo is gonna be a Christian Coloco rookie, 79. They've actually got some really, some sketches that are very bold, really, really nice, yeah. I know I've seen a couple of pictures. Yeah. Redemption, Redemption Aroni is Walker Kessler, Black Pandora, going to the Jazz to 25. It's a massive card right there. What a half case so far. Pretty solid. There you go, Utah, congrats on that. That's gonna be number 225.  Fair, it's a good way of looking at it, Jane. Davion Mitchell to 149, Kings. We will definitely point out if... Oh yeah. Something's a big hit. Absolutely. Obviously, you're super fractors. The freaking one that Caleb holds is nuts, dude. Samuel Jackson, oh god, bro. Crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy. Jimmy Butler-Holliff. Red, Osemein Zheng to 99, Rookie for the Thunder. Getting like almost 100 cards of box too, so. Yeah, you get a lot. You definitely get a lot. Good amount of cards. Christian Brown, the rookies, Chet Holmgren to 49. Nice one there, Thunder. Jalen Brown. We've seen quite a bit of Yoda autos. That's sweet. There's been probably three or four Chrome autos. Really? Yeah. That's pretty sweet, too. I think there's some other ones we got. This is Gold Luke, right? No, I don't know what it was, though. Or, uh. I think there was a Gold Luke first appearance. First appearance, got you. That's pretty big. Have you made that one? Red, Benedict Matherin to 99 for the Pacers. Nice one there, Indiana. Hell yeah. Again, guys, just four to go on that. It's the last group rake with spots on the night. Still available for purchase. Gotta get that filled up, so we can keep on moving. Got one more half case of optic after this. Walker Kessler Hollow, followed by a full case tiered prism football into a mixer of football as well. Orange, Malik Beasley to 149. 199, I keep saying that for Orange, it's 199.  Ty Ty Washington Jr., nice one there. Base rated rookie auto for the Rockets. That's there, I think Jeff has the Rockets, Jeff M. That's Jeff. Those first appearances actually do pretty well. Yeah, I can imagine they do. I can imagine those are pretty huge. Like a Mando pastry fracture was like 100. Jeez, dude. Pretty solid. Orange, Shailen Durin. How you Durin to 199? There you go, Pistons. Harrison Barnes Hollow, Alec Berks Hollow. Red, Joellen B to lead dominators to 99 for the Sixers. Pink Velo, Malachi Branham this time. Nice one there for the Spurs to 79. Really good half case so far. Really good. Clay Hollow, RJ Barrett Hollow. Christian Brown, that's a photon of Aaron Gordon for the Nuggets, short print. I know there's a lot of Star Wars cards that do super well and this is like a flagship set too. Hello, Chris Mullin, reigning threes. All of the Krogu has a first appearance that's pretty sweet as he has a hand out. Hello, Kevin Durant. Like a Soka's face is like at 125.  First appearances? Yeah, pastry fracture. Pretty good. I didn't realize they'd go for that much. I know. I was thinking like, you know, 50 somewhere out there. Yeah, it's a pretty solid answer, for sure. Down to three, thank you, Andrew F. Three to go, guys, on Star Wars. Last three group break spots of the night. Appreciate you, Andrew. Thank you, buddy. The Manga Madness ones look sweet though. Those are sick. Moses Moody Hollow, those are really cool. Walker Kessler base, rookie. Lamello and Ja, hollow. Jaylin Williams, rookie. Basketballs, Kobe White for the Bolts. Anthony Davis, elite dominators. Usman Zhang, Orange, Jaden Hardy. A lot of really good rookie color in this, too. That's awesome. So, 1.99 for the Mads. Orange Cat to 1.99 for the T-Wolts. Chet base, rookie. Hello, E.J. Griffin. Seal of Draft, E.J. Griffin for the Ox. The Rookies, Palo for the Magic. Black Velocity, that is gonna be Leak Beasley for the Lakers. 10 of 39, nice one there for the Lakers. Oh, Dyson Daniels, rated rookie base auto for the Pelicans, Grats at New Orleans. Dyson at Daniels. Boy through a black Velocity. Yeah, sure, why not. A sweet card, Baldwin, Terry Eason, base. Jabaric Smith, rookie. There's an Orange, Christian Wood for the Maps to 1.99. Dice Jones, hollow for the Grizz. Hollow, Sieger McCollum, the Pelz and Andrew Wittes. Last box of the break, good luck here, everybody. Excited for GTA 6 now, we're talking about it. Very excited for that.  I wonder if they're gonna reuse any characters or not. I don't think so, Jeremy Sohan, maybe some of the, obviously none of the mains will. I know there's two main characters that are playable. It's like a couple, and they're both playable. So maybe some of the non-main characters, like the people you can talk to might be in the next one, but I can't imagine any of the main characters from the last one will be in there. Jayne Ivey. Because the last one, there are multiple endings, I think.  Benedict Matherin. The building you have in the Franklin? Jayse on Tate, 2.99. That'd be pretty sweet, honestly, Andy. Keep going. No, I forgot what I have in the Franklin. Larry Bird, Hollow, reigning threes. I think he's the one who kills either Franklin or Trevor. I don't remember what happens in the, I always pick the death wish I could still play as all of them.   So Franklin's the one who makes the decision, essentially. Gotcha. Keegan Murray Rookie. Green, Jaamaranth, 2.149, and they all obviously, like they all go their separate ways. Like you can't, like they don't see each other anymore. Right. Once you're done, just kind of socks, Jayden Hardy. Andy, I agree. I would like to do one of those. That'd be sweet dude, super, oh man. Let's do it. Clint Capello, Halloo, the Hawks. You might have to try to pull out the first appearance of them. Oh yeah? I'm thinking about it. That'd be pretty cool. Oh, what am I talking about? Those are the manga madness. Manga madness. Hollow is Palo, nice one there, Magic. Those are definitely more doable, isn't it? Yeah, true, true. Very true. Palo, base rookie. Have you played GTA 5? Yeah, I played GTA 5. GTA 5. I played Vice City a little bit. Cole Anthony, 2.199. I was definitely too young to understand what was going on. True. Ooh, gold. Is that gonna be a gold auto maybe? Maybe. Come on baby. Edit, ooh, eight of 10. Ochaic Bajie! What a break for the jazz man. Add that to your Black Pandora Walker Kessler. Huge, huge hit right there. Good God, dude. That is massive, that Ochaic Bajie. Eight of 10, very nice. So cool, dude. We'll get that magged. I think that one would probably be my guess. Maybe I'm wrong. Hollow, see if my instinct was right on that one like it was with the shade on. Come on, instincts.  Trevor Kiehl's lime green Moses Moody to what? 149? Base. I'm not able to see what was on the last back. Do a quick recap here, guys. Yes, you're usually. What'd you go for, Lachlan? Well, I haven't seen one of this particular one, but the other auto he has was like a hundred. Oh, perfect. Malik Beasley, Black Vila, Candy Martin Jr. Gold, Dyson Daniels, Ty Ty Washington, Gavin Fournier. We had a Walker Kessler, Black Pandora to 25. What's up, Brian? Palo Base Rookie Auto. We had a Shade On Sharp Pink Velocity, 11 of 79 for the Blazers. And Gold, Radio Rookie Auto, Oshai Bajie, eight of 10 for the Jazz. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is number 40.