What's going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. Today we're gonna run a little test and that is, do these. Counterbalance, kinetic mods actually work. Now I've seen a few videos or other YouTubers and content creators and streamers stating that these things are absolutely useless and they do absolutely nothing. Today we're gonna actually test the fact on whether these work or not and if there's a specific kind of weapon these will work on. But before we go any further guys, do you wanna win some Juicy Loot? I've got emblem calls, sparrow calls, gift cards and much, much more. To win some simply drop a like on the video and leave a comment down below. Okay, so these kinetic counterbalance mods, we know mods can stack up to twice. So if you've got two of them on any of your given armors that is basically the best you're gonna get out of these mods. I've got one on my chest piece as you can see here and I have one on my cloak as we can also see right here. Reduces recoil for the equipped kinetic weapon but does it actually in fact do that? Now we all remember what counterbalance used to do within Destiny 1. Yes, it was the best stability mod within the entire game. It basically eliminated recoil direction. So if you'll shoot your pulse rifle and it'll pull to your right or so forth or pull to the left, it'll actually help eliminate that and help with the recoil and make it more vertical. So it only go up within a straight line. That is exactly what these do. Now a lot of people are testing these under wrangle weapons. The weapons you wanna be testing these on are not weapons which have perks such as this, precision. Recoil pattern is more vertical because they have no effect on them and this is on quite a few primary weapons. Now I've tried to select a few which don't have this. This one has it here. And the name has been like has it there. So yeah, it is basically that's the issue. People are testing them under long weapons. Now a weapon like this, the Taiwan Spire, and you can see this works wonders. So if I take off that kinetic mod and I take off that kinetic mod and I simply aim at this wall and I just pull down that trigger and I just spam it, you can see the recoil is pulling to the right. You can see it's clearly there pulling to the right. I mean, there's no doubt about it. And that is not me controlling it. That is absolutely doing it itself. It truly is. Now if I am to put these perks back on, these mods back on, look at the difference. The difference is unbelievable. So we aim here and just spam that trigger. Look at that recoil difference. The recoil now is basically going up slightly, vertically, slightly. There's no pull to the left. There's no pull to the right. And that is what this kinetic mod is all about. This kinetic counterbalance mod. That is what this does. It eliminates recoil pulls to the side, recoil pull to the left, recoil pull to the right. And it's as simple as that. Now as we'll see here, on the original story, I'll take it off and you'll see it makes no difference. Wrong piece of armor there. Wrong piece of armor. So yes, I've only got 21 bullets in magazine. Let's grab some ammo and I'll reload the video from there. Okay, so I've got some ammo and we'll see now me just holding the trigger down and just spraying at this wall. We can see it goes up and slightly to the left. That's what we're getting here with this original story. One of the best auto rifles in the entire game. Now let's put these mods back on. So there's one and there's two. Now look at the difference. There's virtually no difference at all here. At all, there's no difference. And that's because this weapon, like the Nameless Midnight, like the showrunner, like many other kinesic weapons have this on it right here, precision frame. This weapon's recoil pattern is more predictably vertical. That is basically what counterbalance does. That is what counterbalance does. It eliminates recoil pull to the left or the right and we can see it works wonders with this pull rifle. It truly does. I'm changing the wrong piece of armor again there. But yeah, we can see it works wonders with this pull rifle. It truly, truly does. So if I just do this, you can see how it pulls to the right. And it's that actually is quite bad. It's quite bad. Now if I just reload that, put these back on and we can see the recoil direction just goes basically vertically. And that is it. That is it people. And that is how these kinetic counterbalance mods work. They don't eliminate vertical recoil. They eliminate recoil that pulls to the left or the right. And that is what they're supposed to do. That is what counterbalance basically did within destiny one. It was 100% a vertical recoil perk. And that is why it helps eliminate within this game. It basically does the same thing. It brings your weapon to a more vertical recoil pattern. And that is what you'll get at a kinetic counterbalance mods. Like I said, they stack in two. So apply them to two pieces of real armor for best results. So they definitely 100% work if used under the right weapon.  And it's as simple as that. But if you've got a weapon which pulls recoil to the left or the right, try out these and I 100% guarantee you will fix your issue. But guys, we have come to the end of the video. And we've come to the conclusion that these counterbalance kinetic mods actually do work indeed. But yes guys, I hope you enjoyed the video. If you did, hit that like button really does help me out. If you're new around here and enjoy daily destiny videos, be sure to subscribe. And hopefully people, I will see you on that next one. Always in the wrong Knowing where we stand


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Hi and welcome to another episode of In the Clouds, I'm your host Stu Miniman and we have a special time and special place for today. Yes, we are actually in person in a physical studio not doing it remote so I'm really pleased. I'm here in Raleigh, North Carolina in the shadow of the mothership of Red Hat. Joining me is Chris Morgan, senior director of the customer and field engagement group at Red Hat. Chris, thank you so much for joining. It's great to see in person and great to be here. Yeah, no, hey, Stu, I'm excited too, you know, because, well, like you said, this is the first time this has been used and to be able to do these things live now is pretty amazing. So thanks for having me and being kind of the flagship. Also, you know, when I took the show over from Chris Short, you know, I gave him a nice shout out there. You and Chris are the ones that basically started OpenShift TV. So what, let me just give our audience a little bit, you know, your background, we don't have all time for the full history of your journey, but we're going to talk about cloud stuff a lot. But yeah, no, so, you know, we were, you know, I was super lucky in that, you know, my background, I started back at IBM many years ago as a teenager and who's that company? I had some international business machine is what I reckon they call it completely. And, you know, and so for me, it was kind of coming back after the acquisition, but I had the good fortune to, you know, I was a contributor to open source when I was in college. That's a fun story, maybe for off the stream. And so to come back to Red Hat, then I started working on our management products. And then, you know, this this OpenShift thing came up and I'm super lucky that was one of the original four or five business unit folks along with Joe Fernandes and Grant Shipley, you know, who's just returned, you know, to really be involved. And, you know, Anashesh Badani was leading that group and we worked with Matt Hicks. He was actually the lead engineer on it. So, I mean, it's been kind of a really fun journey to see that. And my first job on the team was helping grow the partner ecosystem. And so I'm hoping we can talk more about that today.  You know, it's not like Red Hat didn't do videos, but, you know, you and Chris put your heads together and we're like... It was actually the whole team, you know, Sully, Andrew Sullivan on the team was the one that he mentioned. He's like, well, why don't we do something on Twitch? And I was like, what is a Twitch? I mean, I knew what Twitch was, but, you know, so I did what any adult would do at my age and I spoke to my kids and they explained it all to me.  You know, we wanted a way to show that we were still humans, just like the people out there, even in isolation. And we wanted to kind of create a way for the users in particular, whether, you know, they were community users or existing customers, but people that were interested in our technologies to really connect with us and do some things. And, you know, it's just kind of great to see a girl that have a studio, right? I mean, heck, the fact that Red Hat even has a studio. The first time I went to Westford, Massachusetts, and met Paul and some of the team, I think they had just moved from like a meat shop up there or something. It's really great to see how this continues evolving. We are working on studios.  He tells everyone at Red Hat, you know, how to get the right camera and all these things. So we're working on studios in Boston. Some of the teams actually working on that, you know, as we speak. But, you know, so excited to be here.  But let's, you know, we have a little bit of background and the intro. But, you know, this is in the clouds. So right, you have lived, you know, you've got the scars and the history of what comes on. So, you know, we look today at this like cloud native ecosystem, right? You know, we've been going through the Cameron explosion of all the companies that are there and every subsection, there's all these startups, all the big players are heavy there. I mean, Kubernetes is everywhere, right? It wasn't a given that this would be big.  And all of a sudden, like two years later, they're like, where's that company?  So bring us in a little bit, you know, we're talking cloud ecosystem. Sure. It has been a journey. So, you know, maybe talk about a few things. Like you said, at the time, I would say, and you remember this, because I think you actually interviewed some folks from there but kind of Heroku maybe was the most well known with regards to managing that user experience and making it simple for developers. And we started OpenShift as a means to show developers how they could consume the Red Hat stack easily. Now, admittedly, where did we start from? An acquisition like everyone else. And I can say that we used absolutely none of that code as you learned this week and some of our breakouts, but it did at least plant the seeds and the ideas. And from that, we grew into what is now OpenShift.  You know, because they're fundamentally a Linux process. And so, you know, what the team did actually led by Matt Hicks, he did the coding for it. We knew we had to get some economies of scale. And so we did this first version of OpenShift that was based on REL containers and securing those as best that we could.  You know, believe it or not, you know, for the kids out there, if you've ever used the Nintendo or your parents still have theirs, you used to use a cartridge for everything and even Atari back before that. So we kind of played off of that. And that's how the original ISV ecosystem was started. As you can imagine, the problem with that is, well, that was just a Red Hat standard. While it's an upstream project, it's still just us. And so it was exciting when what I would say Docker's contribution to what is now this Kubernetes ecosystem that we took advantage of was they made, you know, plugging things into the system and made the containers just easier to work with and deal with. And, you know, it has been a journey on that. And starting from that idea of, you know, we've been a Linux company, and will likely always be a Linux company. Our containers are Linux, Linux are containers as the t-shirts show. It's great to, you know, see where we can take that further, right? You know, I think you and I were even speaking earlier today, I've always looked at OpenShift and the way I even explained it to partners is think of it as nothing more than a better way, more easier way for you to use real. You know, I apologize to any real purists out there. But, you know, one of the first things a newbie to real does is set enforce zero to disable SE Linux. But you get the advantages of that security with OpenShift without having to do that. All right, so it's funny. I'm thinking about like the cartridge analogy. And I think back to, you know, I played on the game systems that had cartridges.  Oh, the new Atari system comes out. Oh my gosh, none of those cartridges work with the old ones. Or, you know, it's Nintendo versus Sega versus something else. None of those work across platform containers in Kubernetes. First of all, it opened up a broad platform for a lot of applications. And it changed the dynamic when it came to the ISV standpoint. Because if I look at the ecosystem now, one of the things we talked about, you know, operators, which the core rest people started, right, it's now open source. If I build an operator, you talked about making really easy, but it's it's Kubernetes there. So not just works on OpenShift, you know, you change your Tanzu, XKS, any of those other things there, I can take there there. So maybe talk to that that shift from the ecosystem, because Red Hat has played, you know, an important role not to get everybody on Red Hat, but to grow that that ecosystem. Yeah, so I think what happened, we'll start, you said a lot of things in there. So I'll kind of pick them apart a little bit if I may. The Kubernetes piece, the reason for me personally, everyone at Red Hat will have their opinion on it was, you know, Red Hat excels at taking communities that maybe already exist and making them even better. Right. If you look at we didn't invent Linux, you could argue we made it pretty good. Right. It's to say the least. We didn't invent Kubernetes. You know, that's the good folks at Google and, you know, and but they asked us to join them. And we did. Right. And our contributions as a company, and there's been so many people that have contributed to it. It was that that piece was the big change. Right. Is instead of going to the ecosystem and saying, hey, this is a Red Hat thing, we were able to truly say it was a community thing. And while we were obviously one of the most major contributors, it wasn't just us and then hoping to get people along. And so that really impacted all the different egos. And we talked about ISVs, right, your cartridges. Now, I thought you were going to talk about blowing into the cartridge when it went and load. But, you know, we, we essentially were now able to say, well, hey, this is a community. And we're using this standard that you're now used to with regards to the container runtime, right, because the original runtime was even the open source Docker version in Kubernetes. And that caused then the SI, right, solutions integrators, and then some of the regional SI's. And then, you know, we still have partners even in those cartridge days, but it was just a little tougher, you know. And I do have to, you know, point out the more successful partners we've had that they have been long term with us, you know, and they've seen that journey. And I think they've appreciated it more and they knew we didn't switch directions that quickly. You know, I think, you know, Joe Dickman at the Zuri, right. So Joe, this is for you. He, you know, he, he always likes to say he was the first open shift partner and he was right. He took a risk. And now it's paying some dividends for him because he and his company are doing quite well with even the new stuff. So yeah, no, it was great. Actually, I saw Joe down in New York City. He was there with us at the Amazon show, which, you know, you talk about things different. Remember early days, ah, you know, Kubernetes, well, it's Google's Hail Mary to make sure that multi cloud actually might become a thing. Of course, you need to be able to run multiple places because otherwise we will all live in Amazon. Now, Amazon, you know, a lot of us partner with Amazon, they're part of it. So let's talk about how things have changed. You know, I think back, you know, one of the things I've spent, you know, some time is I talked to some of those early customers in those early partners. There was a lot of, you know, chewing glass and, you know, bleeding edge things of the immaturity of the ecosystem. Boy, a lot has changed in the last, you know, I mean, we know how fast things are changing, but things have changed a lot. So maybe give us, if you could, a compare contrast of, Hey, if I looked at the space two or three years ago, what's it mean for a partner? What's it mean for a customer? So I think that's actually a great question. It actually has evolved the same way as the technology itself. I think two or three years ago, we still had to do a lot of explaining to people what even a container is, right? It's it wasn't as universal as at least we at Red Hat would like to have believed it was. You know, now I think that's a little better. You know, and so I think starting with that, that was that was a big challenge back then that if you would have looked at it. And then there was still, you know, a lot of echoes, I'll call it from, you know, the cloud foundries and even Heroku and then, you know, masos, right, was was still trying to make a plate, you know, probably closer to three or four years ago on some of this stuff. And then, you know, as but we were doing Kubernetes, right? And we'd been doing it for quite some time by then. And so it was really that was the inflection point. We no longer have to convince people Kubernetes. I mean, it won, right? Like Kubernetes is a project that is a de facto way to to manage containers at scale, right? You know, there's several, there's its own ecosystem built around it. If any of you have ever seen the cloud native compute foundation poster with all the projects now that are built off of it, it's it's awesome to see, right? So I think now the challenge, particularly for the ecosystem and even for us at Red Hat is, well, when and where do we place our bets, right? And and when I think about the ecosystem, I look for, if I'm thinking of ISVs, what are those technologies that will complement, you know, helping secure that platform, helping make it more stable, more manageable, all the pieces around it, right? We don't really look on the partner side, help us make, you know, core Kubernetes better, right? I mean, I think our track records speaks for itself there. But when we can find those partners that really can enhance the value of it and it's mutually beneficial on that way because maybe there's customer demand for it. It's great. And then on the on the services side, you know, what's really changed is the fact that they are no longer having to make as many choices either. Now, they do have to, if you consider EKS, a distro, right? They do have to decide which distros you want to bet on. But that's also going back to your cartridge analogy. To me, one of the biggest benefits of OpenShift is we're consistent. Actually, that's been always one of the the biggest benefits of Red Hat is we are literally everywhere. And we treat all the hyperscalers as first class citizens. And we can give you, as you consume our technologies, a very consistent experience. So I don't have to worry is this an Atari 2600 cartridge or an Nintendo cartridge? It's it's just OpenShift. Yeah, it's always it's always interesting when you look at the, you know, adoption trend of technology, you get a certain hype.  Maybe it's gotten boring. It's good when technology still get boring. You know, we look at this space. I had Mike Barrett on the program when we had the last release and talked about like, oh, well, we went from four releases, three releases a year. Things have slowed down, right?  Have you seen the hundreds of things we're working on? You know, we're having debates inside.  So that is a great shameless plug though for OpenShift TV, right? You know, we it was always ironic to me going back to my time here that I'm like, why we're open source. Why are we hiding our roadmap? We should just do it for the world that at any time, right? You know, and so that's actually been great to see. But like you said, we have a hard time. You know, we're both involved with that. It's luckily I heard where we were when it comes to security of OpenShift. Security of OpenShift. So yeah, we will. I can tell you right now, obviously, we have the Stagrox acquisition ACS now, and we are that is matured enough where it's it's more of a complete part, if you will, of OpenShift. You know, it's been a journey as you can think before. But even before ACS, I just I hearken back to my SE Linux joke, right? But folks say the operating system doesn't matter, doesn't it? I mean, at the end of the day, we were securing things all the way down at the kernel level for years, right?  And so for us, what ACS became was where can we extend those concepts, not only within Kubernetes, but even a little bit outside of Kubernetes and bring in other pieces to the security ecosystem as well. Right, you know, it only matters, you know, if the application, the data, you know, the business processes running on those things matter.  So, yeah. Yeah. And so security is interesting. You say that that was one of the first areas that we looked at for the ecosystem, you know, was we really wanted to make sure we knew what we have. I mean, now the I have one customer tell me that they consider the new SC Linux or security context, which was contribution that we originally made that used to be only an open shift, but commitment of the source we've made it available. It's all the way upstream and could itself. And so, you know, but it what's next, right? So to Mike's point, the things in the roadmap really are about enabling all these things on top of Kubernetes and around Kubernetes, you know, and we spend a lot of time there. And I know I work closely with, you know, our partner team, you know, we have a partner team by Stephanie Churus. She was one of the first guests on this show. I'm so thankful to her from back in the day when we were trying to get up and shift TV started. And so she runs the whole ecosystem now across everything. And so it's been really great to be able to have these offerings for partners that maybe it's stuff we don't have that we should have. You know, they get to innovate. I think the sign of a good platform to me is when people start using it in ways that we never imagined. And I think we are just now scratching the surface of that. All right. So Chris, you talked a little bit about your history. You talked about the partner piece. Maybe bring it to today. So, you know, you the reason we're actually sitting here for the first time in a couple of years, you brought your whole organ which disclaimer, I report to Chris.  We're actually here in 3D meals together, having a beverage together. And we spent some time working and everything.  So the great thing, first of all, I agree with you, man, it just it was so nice to party like it was 2019 again, you know, to actually be able to see people. And we got a lot of work done as well, I think. But when I think about what our role in the ecosystem is, it's to continue to be that push, right? We don't sit in the organization as part of the CTO's office, right? That's really forward looking and research. But we do keep an eye, right? You know, everybody knows Burr Sutter and, you know, Burr and I try to chat at least a couple of times a month, then I pick his brain is to some things that are happening as well. And we we want to kind of bridge the gap between that and things that I would argue, and it's a product of success. We'd consider institutional knowledge now, you know, I don't have to explain to most techies and admins what a pod is anymore, right? And what, you know, any of these basics are. And so now where we want to fit is what can we do to a enable the partner ecosystem working through the other tools that mentioned Stephanie Cheers's organization, because she's got an army of people to help with some of this. But we always want to try to help be the canonical source on our team to give them the information, right? We sit with product management and we sit with engineering. And we like to take those things and, you know, make them more consumable. You had Mike Baradon. And as you're well aware, I think, Mike, I feel like I'm being prone to hyperbole here, but I feel like sometimes there's 300 product managers, right? And so bringing all of that together and understanding and prioritizing, that's really our job, right? Can we make it consumable to the masses, particularly the technical masses? Going back to the history of OpenShift TV is we wanted to give a voice potentially because it is a live stream, not a recording webinar to folks to really engage with some experts. And so as far as today, what we're really driving the ecosystem, I feel like is, hey, we're here. We've done this now for a really long time. Tell us what you have. Like, what is what is the what is your value? What do you do for your business and how are you making your business successful? Let us instead of, hey, do something with us and let's just do it together. Let's work and help make us both more successful. Like it's an actual partnership.  There were always times that it would feel like one partner was a customer and the other the vendor, not an actual partnership. And I think now what's happening is their true partnerships going forward. Chris, I think that's a great place to leave it. We've got lots of the OpenShift TV, you know, Andrew Sullivan Sully asking OpenShift admin. I'm on your team doing some of the thought leadership executive interviews here within the cloud. So I'll give you the final, you know, final word here. Yes. For me, success will be defined. So Matt Hicks actually asked me this question randomly. I think we were in Orlando at a tech exchange internal talking about training our internal essays. And he just he asked me, said, what does success look like to you? And even the Shesh has asked me the same thing. Shesh Badani. And I give him both the same answer. It's when we actually don't have to talk about OpenShift. Just like honestly, we like to talk about Red Hat Enterprise Linux, but people just presume it's there. Right. And it's there and it's making it work. And so when we think about the partner ecosystem and growing it and for mutual customers, we want to be everywhere. I mean, we're in the space station.  I love that is. If you check out the in the clouds playlist, you will find that Chris. Thank you so much. Awesome to be here with you in person to see everyone. We thank you, of course, for joining regularly scheduled programming every two weeks, 11 a.m. on Thursday. I'm Stu Miniman, as always. Thank you for joining us on your journey in the clouds.


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They were going to get married in 2009 But the wedding was called off of a number of years later He got into a relationship with erin andrews in 2012. They got married in 2016 2012 in 2015 though Stole was arrested for possession of cocaine and that's Seattle hotel as vegas Plated to two misdemeanors in the case in june already a subscriber Where was he? Is that the wet republic party out there? I don't know. You got to be really silly You must have really had it have to have it out in the open If you're if you can get caught with that, but unless he maybe was going to a club and maybe got caught But anyhow, uh, which kind of led jason i to think it was like, oh, I guess Yeah, I I would imagine that must have been at the Well, I don't know something something was Yeah Good trying to have a good time at the wrong time. I was gonna say he's he's a professional athlete at the time I'm sure he was just like he should have had A way to get into that club without having to go through like the usual line that Us joe schmoes have to walk through when we go to the club but uh, but you know relationship erin andrews 2012 2015 that happened 2016 they get married. She knows this is going on, right? so it's not like so So, uh, which led jason i to naturally assume that They must have a pretty fun time together You must have a pretty fun relationship together Do they have kids? I don't know if they have kids Yeah, I think they're childless Good for them That case got resolved The year they got married too Anyhow Yeah, good for them. They they like to go out. They like to have a good time I don't know if he's good at this I'd like to see his He's pretty easy. He's pretty like a lot of us I don't know But he like I don't know You're so lovely It's two times having a club champion at LA Kings They're like We're in Vegas going off here It's just out there in the woods I don't know Joe christian, what's oh, yeah, you could trade ad. No, you're not you're never gonna get what you what? The value is for ad No one wants to play pay and Trade assets for an injury prone player. I think they're gonna be worried about that Yeah, depth-wise, it's not good. I mean They could have easily Yeah Well, the Lakers are paying for the Russell Westbrook mistake you know that's That's 47 million dollars of Of money that could have been You know, you can get You can get you can sign someone better than Lonnie Walker I mean, I'm not saying you're you're signing perennial all-stars, but you're definitely built putting together a better team and creating more depth You know, but Westbrook and his 47 million dollars. That's just And then you got to settle for guys like Dennis Schroeder on like a two million dollar deal because of that I mean think about I mean otherwise you could probably find like some great 10 million 12 million dollar a year kind of guys You know, so And Dennis Schroeder is actually a decent player You know The trouble is like he's gonna be sidelined for three to four weeks after a ligament issue You know and you can probably count on him to be a decent three-point shooter Not great, but better than better than what we have now when better than what the Lakers have now So that forces Westbrook into play And then it's all a trickle down effect. It's like if Westbrooks you know If Westbrook is uh If you can just let him shoot anytime If he's not a threat, that's an extra guy on LeBron or Anthony Davis. That's an extra guy You know mucking up a what would otherwise be a good pick-and-roll play So lanes disappear because he's just an empty Jersey out there. So lane starts so it trickles down to everything especially when like you said The margin that like their depth is not really great. So their margin of error is really thin So once once like that kind of falls apart then it all trickles down and falls apart You know, it just doesn't work. Would I trade ad and Westbrook for Beale and Porzingis? How long are their their deals? I would probably say no So I think Bradley Beale just got paid right I mean Why would Washington do it? I guess Porzingis only has a couple years left. I think the Lakers would rather At least during the LeBron era Because I'll bet Washington will ask ask for picks With Westbrook as well at least one Beale's not that bad, but I think I've got the I feel like the Lakers would rather just Play out the season At least half the season try to see who's tanking Or who's going to tank and then Dangle Westbrook and the picks in front of them and saying listen You can probably turn those picks Into this year's picks with some other players you have To try to get better lottery chances for you know for the for what should be a hot draft class next year And it's not even just when when yambama when However you say his name, but it's not even about him. I think there's another guy that's supposed to be really good too And the For whatever the early discussions are way too early discussions are like the next year's draft class should be pretty Deep, you know, so I think the Lakers would rather just do that And try to get some players that way or if they can't do that I feel like they'll just ride out the rest of the season let Westbrook's contract expire They get 47 48 million dollars back on the cap You know And then they would still have and then I guess let's look at So he's got he's got two years Right, so I think the idea is and then one of them's a player option Oh, yeah, so this year and then the two-year extension. That's right. So this current year and then the extension Which is one which is another one to two years depending on what he wants to do um I think privately I think the Lakers would like him to uh opt out And then sign elsewhere But as long as you have LeBron James for the two to three years And as long as you have As long as you have Anthony Davis for You know one two Maybe Maybe at least two years. There's early termination too, but I think that might be on the player side Either way there's like the window is two to three years. So you got to play within the window So I don't think they're I don't think they want to add contracts necessarily Of any year You know, I think they would rather be like hey, why don't we just Why don't we just uh Either trade Westbrook try to get some players But I feeling I have a feeling they won't be able to So I feel like they'll just probably just let it ride Let that contract expire Say thanks for the thanks for the memories mr. Westbrook Let him go wherever he wants to go And then with almost 50 million dollars in cap space And a lot of and a lot of the guys on the Lakers are like one-year deals. I think You know no one signed for longer than like two years Except for like LeBron and Anthony Davis So you can take all these Million or two. I mean I'd keep austin reyes. I like austin reyes But Kendrick none. This is only second year first year injury second year Let's see what happens But I think that's a one-year deal That's a one-year deal. That's a one-year deal. That's a one-year deal so I think They actually have a lot of money coming off the table, which is kind of crazy to think about but Yeah, look at that So all the only Damian Jones, I guess has an extra year. That's a player option. He'll opt it And I guess you have some interesting youngsters right here too an austin reyes max christie scottie pipin jr Cole swider even matt ryan I think you can hang on to those guys for like those are your bench guys, right?  So but but you know who still can still gobble up 10 to 15 minutes not like You know the 20 minutes that you're relying on the austin reyes could probably play more than that But yeah, all that money is coming off the books So whatever the addition add all of that up Can I see is that free for us to watch? Okay? But in a general sense You know if they've got if they're at 169 It's 170 right now That payroll drops to 91 million. It's just basically anthony davis and the brawn dreams. That's it So they've got a ton of money to play with next year And I hope they don't Do what they've been doing which is making bad decisions like You know how the league runs now you can't play it that way um I don't think so mic because that's not sold out yet I know it says it's sold out right here, but we've got to do this team random this fill select pick your team three And no one's picked up a spot yet. So we pulled the remaining 11 teams out and we basically are randomizing it So we gotta we gotta wait to fill this one up Before we can unlock select three And with about 15 20 minutes left in the show it doesn't look like it's gonna happen All right, and chad just before the deadline Gets the four spots The four remaining spots in the panini black pick your team three random number block That is something we can do tonight though. All right stand by while I get all this set up I'm sure that'll happen tomorrow mic We're back tomorrow at around two or three o'clock Pacific Jason Jaspie who's usually on instagram will be taking care of you the next couple days As I enjoy my weekend and then I'll be back on sunday in the meantime. We'll get this going right here But yeah, I mean, I don't know who the free agents are gonna be next year. I know kairi is a free agent We'll see how his season goes this year I'm sure I'm sure the lakers would love to look into that He's not a bad fit kairi to be honest with you All right, let me go grab the case. I'm gonna grab a little more hydration and we'll get all this going. Thanks everybody So that's our schedule for the night the number block randomizer the break the world series spot randomizer And then we're gonna call it. I think the one silver lining for the lakers though is that uh Is that I really like the coach I really like darvin ham. I think I think he's gonna be I think he's gonna be pretty good. Hopefully to keep him around Because I think in a post lebron and ad world, I think he's gonna be great for Just However, the lakers constructed their team their post lebron world. I think I think he'll be really good for for that especially if it's a younger team And after lebron Is is gone you know, I think uh I think the the lakers organization will be released from the clutches of The clutches of clutch sports and rich paul and so I don't think they'll really have to Kind of accommodate them as much They'll be released from that rich paul spell then uh They can go back to trying to be a basketball team again No, um, I'm ready to move on I respect lebron james lie. I think a lot of people hate lebron james for whatever reason I don't there's no reason to hate him. He he builds schools doesn't get duis doesn't do drugs At least not that we know or doesn't get caught for him. No duis for him. He's not beating his wife He's a family man. He blah blah blah blah. He's a fine gentleman but The track record we've seen his track record, you know how he kind of Kind of handcuffs teams to try to mortgage future for his present And we saw that with I mean cleveland's ownership is bad too But we saw that in cleveland. We kind of saw that in his last year or so with with miami as well I don't know if he's burned bridges, but In a way he has but he delivers chips, you know, so like it's like a sacrifice that you kind of have to You have to make when you When you get some of his caliber you have to come you have to accommodate Him as well But now as he gets older He's not You know as he gets older. He's not going to He can't just take over games. He's not gonna score 40 50 points and just take over a fourth quarter and when you ball games You know 40 times a year 50 times a year 60 times a year That's why a lot of la lakers fans are frustrated with anthony davis Because they're like bro. You're supposed to be the guy taking over games now You know like lebron james Is just like too old to be doing that anthony davis. Where are you? You're the guy that's supposed to be dominating and taking over fourth quarters You know like while lebron gets to take a rest because we need it for the playoffs, you know, so that's where it is Uh, no because they're on personals right now they're on personals I think for us on case break side. We've been really trying to move that uh That uh baseball mixer there Hi everyone joe for jasby's case rakes.com coming at you with a multi team random number block randomizer That'll unlock picker team three. That's coming up in the next video. Also. This was a tonight only special So i'm glad we sold this out. There's the full list of team right there um, so If you bought a spot Actually, where are the names here? So if you bought it, so we only sold eight spots outright So if you bought a spot You got a chance to win two spots So the first dice roll will be for this Let's roll it randomize it four and a four eight the hard way top two after eight one two three four five six seven and eight Chad and brandon congrats to you Sorry brian and yohan We'll uh, we'll get him next time but i but you're still involved in the number block So you can still get yourself a nice little number here, but Chad and brandon with little buy one get one scenario Now let's copy that paste the names here. We'll randomize you a number. Let's roll it and randomize it three and a three six the hard way names first one two three four five six Got a bunch of chads down to yohan three and a three six the hard way for the numbers one two three four five and six Got nine down to four All right chad with a bunch of numbers nine two five and zero So zero gets you any and all the redemptions. Oh you still you got one I was gonna say any on all redemptions for these teams right here including one of one redemptions, but You've got one as well. You'll still get live one of ones. You got your bases covered brandon with seven brian with eight and six Brandon with three yohan with four Let's order these numerically and coming up in the next video Will be the break itself. Jasper's case breaks.com. Bye. Bye. All right. Now. Let me set up the spreadsheet I'll get this going But yeah, I mean Like I said, I like LeBron James. I'm I'm glad he was part of the Lakers I'm glad he delivered chip But yeah, I mean, I think it's ready. I think We took we took a ride on the LeBron roller coaster, you know, there are some ups there are some downs You know, I think let's let's try and Let's try and do some sort of rebuild Gosh, I mean, but it's it's been a minute or two since the Lakers have Really kind of rebuilt from scratch But the last time they did it was Oh, they got they got shack I think the Lakers are hoping that Anthony Davis would be their their their Shaquille O'Neal that they can build around but I'm not sure. Does Anthony Davis get another contract with the Lakers at this point? I don't think he does Maybe he does. I don't know. I mean knowing the Lakers, they probably will give him another contract, right? They're gonna try to build around him Yeah, I don't know what's gonna happen Is that right LeBron has assisted on more threes than curry has made in his career That is kind of me He's really great. He's a great player. He's he's he's one of the top top players of all time It's filling all these number blocks here But himself and the Lakers have done each other a disservice by not Not plan for his his future You know I think I think maybe too many uh too many yes men Around LeBron Not enough people kind of putting their foot down being like listen, we got to talk How you're going to exit your hall of fame career? It can't be like this. I don't think that's how they drew it up You know Look at people who I know other sports are pretty different structured differently than basketball, but I mean look at how Peyton Manning was able to And I know it's not a common situation but Peyton Manning's been able to kind of Exit gracefully. I think Jeter was able to exit gracefully Colby was a little painful too towards the last couple years of his career but sort of uh I mean listen, there's good and bad of it too for the fan. Maybe not so good But if you're a player You like that the Lakers are a family-owned business You like that they care about players Right You like that the genie bus and the Lakers family-owned business gave Kobe Bryant an aging Kobe Bryant that two-year deal You know that was like 25 million dollars a year or something like that Maybe 40 million dollars a year or something crazy like that, but they took care of him Because he's Kobe. It's a family business, right? They're thanks for the chips You know, you've probably outplayed your contract in more years than not Let's give you a deal that'll make you a Laker for life Legacy stuff Lakers very good at that but sometimes it's to the detriment of Future team growth now the flip side of it is you can get really cold. You can get really corporate You can go that way too But then it doesn't feel the same But I don't know I think it's getting harder and harder for for family-run franchises to to continue to Do things as they do But yeah, I mean It's very frustrating for me, but it's just like it's I'm sort of in like I'm not even in a mad phase It's just like it's just like this is it. This is the way it is So why I'm not going to get what am I going to do being pounding my fist on the table is not going to do anything You know so like It is what it is if there are solutions I would love to talk them out just as a sports fan like who enjoys talking stuff out like this I would talk it out, but There's nothing to do. There's just you're just kind of stuck but I think I think maybe Yeah, I mean I think in like 10 years or so we're going to look back and be like Oh, man, what happened to the charm of the family-run franchise that doesn't exist anymore And I think we'll look back at the sort of the bus family is one of the last Great families that were able to run it before they had to sell to billionaires and and run things In a super super corporate way, which is where a lot of these I mean these are billion dollar franchise. That's why they're trending that way All right, let's trend with this Hi everybody Joe for jazby's case breaks.com with our last break of the thursday night 2022 panini black football 12 box picker team number three We did a random number block randomizer Which is uploading right now excellent. Good job, Joe And we sold some teams straight up so big thanks to everybody here for This group for buying your team straight up Joel you ended up at last month at last bottom module with the jets before we pulled the remaining teams for this number block Right here. So there are the results Uploading right now in a separate video. So it's a serial number break for that group of teams right there only for picker team three So set that over here And this should be a pretty quick break. I know we're kind of pushing up against the end of the night But a break like this. It's really fast. I don't mind going a little late Even if it is my friday, I don't mind at all. It's a pretty fun break too Yeah, Joe, I feel you joe. Yeah joe christ and I were chatting a little bit about You know About the family run sports franchise How it's good sometimes But sometimes you run to issues like my lakers are running into But I don't know you got I mean, where do you find that balance? You know Now it's just like there used to be a time Where we're very You know, we're we're characters Own teams like al davis and even to a certain extent mark davis' son is still sort of a character jerry jones is sort of a character, you know ursay jim ursay is a character But I mean, I think that's slowly Use that blank card right there to hide the hits, but I think that's slowly going away There's max prosby 75 And I think it's just going to end up being uh A lot a lot of a lot of teams being like way too corporate now There's sky more now remember, um, I forgot to mention that for these teams there are going to be Kansas City is not part of this but there are going to be teams that um get non numbered cards Right, we're going to randomize them as one lot to just one person in the break I think it only turned out to be a handful of cards. It's really not that much and all the hits are numbered anyway, so Just fyi. We'll do that randomizer at the end There's a trying at davis price rookie relic for the Niners that'll be for david There's jalen peter 18 out of 50 texans That's for jeff We got desmond ridder. Nice three color patch silvery and god of graph 132 out of 149 brody. Yep Brody and his falcons Getting that desmond ridder I guess mario has been playing well enough. I'm not sure if we'll short of an injury Uh to mario to which i'm not wishing that upon him, but short of that it looks like Desmond will just continue to marinate a little bit, which is fine I think there's sometimes queebies get rushed into the league too quickly Oh, yeah There is going to be a great documentary about this when this dust settles joe About dan snider I mean There's jalen tollbert to 75 for the cowboys That's a number block team actually. It's 38 out of 75 I'm gonna brian tea But yeah, the whole signer thing's interesting, right? Seems like there could be a bunch of swinging doors once that gets fired up I mean, how much leverage does he really have? How many owners want him out? I or say kind of called his bluff a little bit There you go brody. There you are.  There's matt ryan falcons edition Nice golden. There you go brody.  A better top loader here And that commanders are a number block team. So that's 81 out of 99 Chad Cromwell number one Next box. Yeah poor matty ice Unceremoniously benched for sam ellinger and for the rest of the season Barring an injury of sam ellinger. So I guess dust off your sam ellinger We'll have to wait to see how he plays this week Yeah, and joe's saying it'll be interesting if what if he has is far more serious than what people thinks he has With that being said, he definitely blowing smoke up people's butts like most owners think Yeah, that's why I kind of like how ursay kind of fired back Now how much dirty laundry there's a zee go it does Does he have is he willing to to press the button on that? Cowboys eight is going to be for brian Yeah, jerry jones has like more legitimate illegitimate children If jim ursay don't care though, jim ursay called him out. He was like fine Tell what do you have? He wants him out Ursay wants him out. Yeah there's kenneth walker That'll be out of 125 And then we've got a oh look at this Brody classic morten anderson 48 out of 50 for brody and the atl the dirty birds Hmm, maybe ridder ridder will get a chance brody saying it's kind of up and down with him This guy was great All right, and whoo Well, now that breeze hall is down does does damien pierce emerge as your Leading candidate for offensive rookie of the year. He's been putting up some nice numbers That's for houston jeff with the texans Ursay's not playing with a full deck as it did. I kind of kind of like that wild card. He's a little bit of a wild card Kind of like that He's the one that might be able to to out wild card A wild card like dan snider That could be fun to see a showdown for those guys. There's george kittle to 75 david with the niners Oh Nice brody saw that card on panini sneak peeks. You wanted that in his collection. There it is There's some all adams There is jesson herbert 15 out of 99 Starlight materials piece of his jersey going to mark h and the bolts oh redemption and Some patriots a patriot tyquan thorton 48 out of 99 Who's got the pats in this one that that's a patriot to our number block team. So that goes to patriots eight And that'll be for brian t. All right, we got Midnight signatures. These look really sharp Midnight signatures d a Darnell darnell mooney in the midnight midnight mooney For the bears eric with chicago Be dancing in the moonlight You hear about the midnight rambler There you go There's a bad moon on the rise I'm getting all those songs getting all those songs from that one card All right, there's erin donnell 75 It'll be for the rams jeremy There's elijah moore There's drake london 117 out of 125 What's crazy is that we all thought I kind of thought so too. They had a great defense the colts had some good offensive Great offensive guys It just seemed like more so than the more so than the broncos It really seemed like the colts were and this is for nico 84 out of 199 greg dulcich More than this team. I really thought the colts were just like a quarterback away, you know from making I mean nothing's guaranteed but making a run in the playoffs and You know seeing what they can do You get a little lucky matt ryan might might be back in you know in the playoffs with a good They got jonathan taylor, right? They got michael pitman jr. They got a good defense derrius lennard and all those other guys and some good coaching and You thought thought it was all there, but All right. See you guys All right, and that goes to green bay eight packers or a number block team brian teat All right Next one All right. See you another redemption in there There's nick chubb 35 There's tyler boy There is more starlight materials 94 out of 99 for the bolts for mark Well, now that week eight's underway raven to beat the buck in years 27 to 22 I was on the bucks minus one and a half Nope Uh, or do we have any fun match-ups coming up? Broncos jaguar Panthers falcons. Sorry brody. That's a neutral here strong jr. For the patriots 59 out of 99 um number block Chad Cromwell number nine bears cowboys Dolphins lines I mean it's football. I'll watch it, but Oh night light signatures Turn on your night light Heartlight neil diamond a a a eran erin jones Jones We have our top men on this dr. Jones Top men.  So that goes to zero chat. We named the dog indiana Yeah, I don't know packers panthers falcons are going to be the fox game of the week Bears Cowboys dolphins lions cardinals vikings even I mean even raiders saints. I'm not terribly thrilled about God, I hope the raiders don't lose that game Oh patriots jets There's one out of 75 patron maho's Patriots jets like it's a little divisional match up patriots are three and four jets are five and two Sure, the jets would love to improve to six and two against the hated pats That'd be that'd be interesting stealers Titans texans commanders colts Niners rams giant seahawks sunday at football fun night football looks good packers at bills sunday at football I'll be back to work on sunday night. So we'll watch that together Buffalo's minus 11 Uh, and then money at football bangles browns Yeah, I'm not why I'm not sure why they did that trade Made the made the defense a little weaker Made rocan smith really sad. You see that press conference It's brian robbins into 150 that'll be for oh, that's a number block team that'll go to 71 Washington one is chad We got a breeze hall eight out of 25 auto for the jets joel with the jets poor breeze hall But hang on to this one Hopefully could be a future star in this league Actually, yeah Giant seahawks I'll try to keep it on that And oh garret wilson nice dual relic an autograph 47 out of 99 If you like they're kind of building something out there in new york I got some fun guys on the offensive side of the ball You got guys like sauce gardener Breeze hall injury. I think one of their main offensive line guys are down. That's not going to help zack wilson, but Kind of like what's happening there out of 25 devin loyde Jaguars, that's a number block team. So that's jaguars two chad We got a panther here. We got We got an eagle jalen hurts. They're looking good That's erin erin selenus With the fly eagles fly And we got adan hudgson 12 out of 35 Lions are a number block team That goes to Detroit two Chad chad cromwell And we've got Kyle hamilton sizable signatures 15 out of 99 Ravens are a number block team. So baltimore five Chad cromwell with that extra spot that you won Do you think the bears Think there's a big pickup in that draft or that thing another but no, I don't I don't I don't think so I don't think they've identified a specific player Like fourth rounders. That's like you know, that's like I don't know 50 50 on whether they'll become regular starters or not like rounds one two and three One definitely you expect them to be starters. Maybe even Maybe even like Yeah, yeah, exactly fourth round is pretty average for a serviceable guy. It's sort of a weird Deal Unless they're clearing cap for the office or something. I don't know what there there must be some other steps there, but But yeah, first round you definitely want them to be superstars if not perennial Pro bowlers, right, even though that doesn't exist anymore It's darn al-mouni And like second third round you want them to kind of be regular starters, right just Guys that because you can't always pay the first round guy can't always have all first rounders They can make in all that first round money So second and third round is just sort of your your out your solid starters You're not going to pay them too much, but there'll be the glue guys of your team. They'll be around for a long time You know, maybe maybe be a all-pro, you know, you know a couple seasons here and there In fourth round you start to start to get a little more risky Four four five. It's a little more risky There's Damian Pierce for the Texan's chef And then six seven are just long shots and those guys are practice squad guys are they're getting cut anyway There's Carson Strong Eagles edition 21 out of 99 So yeah, I'm not sure what the fourth round is that I guess decent This draft class is supposed to be pretty deep But it's sort of kind of being like Are they giving up on the season already? It's Kyle Hamilton five out of 25 Baltimore five will be for Chad So I'm not sure. I mean, why are you subtracting from your team?  They're hoping But There's a nice little insert here. Can you pick it? I'm not sure these might be one per case or short printed or something like that But nice one for the Steelers Brian T And a nice little patch right there to 50 Eric Uzuk Uzuk Anna I think he has autographs say easy e Kind of funny. I like that Uh Dolphins Dolphin zero that's going to be for Chad. Miami zero Ty Chandler Vikings Steve Locke 11 out of 25 Steve Locke. He's a Vikings guy. They're looking good. I got Kurt Cousins, Dalvin Cook on my fancy team They're coming off a buy You know and with with the Packers looking as rough for the rough as they are this is the year Where the Vikings just kind of take it three color patch silver ink autograph breeze hall 160 out of 199 Joel Jets last spot mojo strikes again 70% of the time The last bow mojo hits 100% of the time Did Roquan Smith re-sign him with the team or is he on like a or is he just No, he wanted an extension, right? He's in his fifth year They picked up the option, but He wanted an extension instead, but he's going to play I guess they're assuming he's gone It's 80 out of 99 Isaiah Spiller mark with the uh The chart I would take a Roquan Smith Lakers Raiders Lakers could use a Roquan Smith to Raiders could use a Roquan Smith I don't know if the raiders are going to really do anything In the uh In the trade window, but I mean I wish they could use some Can use some help in the secondary And if Chandler Jones wakes up for the Raiders, there's Ikem Ikonwu For the Panthers Jeremy Port Chandler Jones wakes up a little bit helps out max Crosby a little bit. Oh nice Trayvon Walker jersey and autograph 81 out of 199 for the Jags that'll be that Jags are a number block team Jaguar is one Chad Cromwell Raiders linebackers are actually pretty decent, but uh, so maybe they don't really need a Roquan Smith, but Especially if Chandler Jones can wake up a little bit, um, but the Raiders A secondary that's still safety secondaries They're still a little A little rough a little a little scary sometimes too many big plays being given up You know, I'll I'll give you two Two things two plays from the uh You know from the Raiders Texans game in the second quarter After a 13 play 62 yard drive capped by Davis Mills to Chris Moore touchdown a 13-yard touchdown Can't give up 13-yard touchdowns to Chris Moore That's in the second quarter. Let's flash forward to Let's flash forward to the end of the third quarter this put this put, uh Houston up 20 to 17 on the Raiders at the end of the third Six plays 74 yards eating up two minutes at time Guess who gets the touchdown pass from Davis Mills Philip Dorsett Come on. I'm glad the Raiders won the game But come on Can't give up touchdowns to those two guys I mean if you're giving touchdowns to like I mean is Brandon Cook still on that team? You know like if you're giving up touchdowns to To Damien Pierce Fine Brandon cooks sure So that that's part still a little scary. Here's Matthew Stafford. The ramp season's getting looking a little scary. Jeremy with the ramps They gotta they gotta find something to do trade Waller, huh? I like him a lot, but He's a great person Just been been injured a little bit I know the Packers were kicking the tires on Darren Waller, but I don't know if they want an injury prone Guy or maybe they do maybe they'll they'll be like, hey, we'll just wait until you're healthy And we'll put you out there with Aaron Rodgers I don't think Rodgers would mind that That's a 85 out of 99 Patriots five that will be for Chad Cromwell What are the Raiders get back? Who do the who do the Raiders want back for them? Don't they have uh, don't they have a fancy uh But they wouldn't give him up, right? Like a Jair Alexander It's pretty good, right pretty good defensive back. I don't think they're giving that guy out But that's where the Raiders need help and that that's secondary Especially when you're facing Mahomes twice a year And you're facing and whenever whenever they're healthy Mike Williams Keenan Allen with Justin Herbert And they get burned by Kelsey every Travis Kelsey every game speaking of the Chiefs. Here's Trent McDuffie Uh, Brian with the Chiefs 151 out of 199 And the last one here is Uh Reach for the sky another Chief Sky more 10 out of 99. There's a snake in my boot Reach for the sky And that's Brian with the Chiefs All right, and there you go gang. That's that no points in this case. Nice. No points to randomize. Let's randomize Uh, we got to give away the non numbered cards to somebody. So let's go back to this list right here Let's copy your names Well, let's find some new dice here new dice Connection secure random or trust me and new list And name on top after Eight six into two eight times. We'll get the non numbered cards for that group of teams one two three four five six seven and eight That'll be for Brandon Brandon. I did not call your number in this break, but You'll get all the non numbered cards For those teams right there a little consolation price. There you go. There you go gang. I'm joe for jasky's case breaks.com Thanks for breaking with me. That was picker team three. I'll see you next time for the next actually join jason This is our last break of the thursday night. So join jason on friday and saturday He usually starts a little bit earlier. Maybe two o'clock pacific Around there. So check back in there break with him keep filling up those world series mixer stuff and um, what else I think that's that's it and i'll be back on sunday, but join jason friday and saturday. Have a great night everyone jasky'scasebreaks.com All right, we're out on the recording there Yeah, that's it. Um Wrapping things up here, but let me uh, oh, yeah, it's my friday I definitely had one eye out the door already You can do that right now. All right, let me actually just Print all the labels for this stuff but yeah When's the trading deadline? tuesday Wednesday Thanks for the reminder bsniff. I'm sure once I looked at the schedule. I would have I would have been like, all right I had to do that That's why the schedule is there It's also for me It's mostly for you, but sometimes it's for me Sometimes I'll forget Is it nice we'll show us some ink for him, but I'll take a short print. I'll take a short print too. Okey-doke Wow One's at 206 with three days to go Might it might be worth putting a putting your own eyeballs on that brian and seeing um might be worth seeing uh You know if it looks good enough to grade I know they're on slightly thicker card stocks, so I wonder if like maybe Sometimes those are a little tough to grade to get good grades on but if you think it could it might be might be worth it You know if you get a PSA You know, that's true. Actually, that's a very good point that white might help with the corners The edges they might not might not be as noticeable As opposed to you're right like the black cards they bleed all the way to the edge of the card, so Let's see who's gonna win These spots here, so I got all of that. So I'm gonna talk about that Talk about this Get all your names This is really good odds here you guys just won Good luck everybody. Hi everyone. Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com It's guaranteed to happen. We're giving away a $2,000 world series mixer spot Guaranteed we got to say it twice guaranteed to run tonight This is not one of those a minimum amount of breaks have to sell out kind of thing It was basically you buy a spot in these things And we'll pop you on a list We'll randomize all those names just as long as you just bought spots before that time And uh, I think the last order was before that time right there So yeah, so we'll randomize those names and the top name will win Uh, the world series mixer promo. Here's the world series mixer right here 128 boxes Lot of high-end stuff here. Hey, if you want to buy spots outright, there are still spots available to buy spots outright if you want to try to win some spots Um, if you want to take that risk, there's opportunities there as well There's a few different ways to win um spots into this There's some ways that are a little bit cheaper, but the odds are a little bit longer There's some that are a little more expensive, but the odds are a lot better So it's worth a look check it out So on the break schedule that everyone has access to been keeping track of your names. These are really good odds There's only 160 There's only six not 167 just 67 names on this list. Usually there's like 167 So good luck to everybody here excellent odds for a $2,000 spot new dice New list and it's just the name on top Gets that spot. Good luck. Let's roll it And randomize it six and a five 11 times name on top after 11. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 and 11th and final time after 11 The slow roll to the top Good luck everybody now i'm dreading Who's name is going to be in spot two? Because that's the worst spot the very I'd rather be on the bottom rather than be in in spot two I said that's a gut punch for sure But they'll be promos like this different ways to get in so this is not the last chance It's not the last chance not the last chance at all to try to get in whoo Jai Joe Very close, but no cigar almost Got there, but I appreciate you getting in there. Appreciate you're trying We'll get him next time Congrats to Brian tippet Wow Look at that After 11 times Your name's on top Congrats Look at that and in the break schedule, we're also keeping track which you have access to there he is Thanks for staying up late with me This is why we play the game, right?  I'm stalking your address right now Yeah, he's he's out in florida. Thanks for staying up late with me You got that kenny picket from the break before and you got rewarded with uh With this promo spot right here. We'll put 10 27 promo Right there Well worth a little insomnia. Hey, oh now you can't now you probably can't sleep You got that picket on the way. You're part of the $2,000 promo You want to spot in this That's pretty nice. Hey, congrats to you to everybody else I appreciate you trying. Thank you very much for getting in There are filler opportunities I'm sure we'll try to be creative with some more of these types of giveaway opportunities, but um But yeah, keep getting into the action keep trying those fillers And hopefully we can we can get you into this break, which is going to be nice once we get that going Thanks for watching everybody. I'm joe for jaspercasebreaks.com. Have a great night. We'll see you next time. Bye. Bye There you go That's that's how it that's how the cookie crumbles I'm I'm almost certain that You know, I'm almost certain that brian has been on the the wrong side of a break or the wrong side of a uh Of a of a giveaway, right? I think you've been breaking with us for for the better part of the year. So yeah, I'm sure we've uh You've been on the other side of these a lot too, but That's why we continue to get our abes and get our at bats in And that and then good things can happen. All right, we'll upload that for uh posterity just for uh Just so everyone knows that the randomizer was done live. No funny business Let's see. Let's just put these in order here These are the two fillers that are currently on the site. I think I mean, we've got eight spots. We got to we have straight up Then we still have a lot of spots to go. So we'll we'll keep working on fillers Hopefully you'll help us keep working on them too. And then we'll eventually get uh, we'll get the mixer done Hopefully before the world series is over All right, bsnip. Yes. Thank you very much. Thanks for staying up late with me, uh brody Brian Joe, I know rex is probably working or in the background listening rex And anyone else who's still up and awake or lurking around appreciate you hanging out with us Join jason tomorrow around two o'clock pacific around there. Um, but I'm sure we'll add some more stuff to the site and It's a little thin right now, but I think we're kind of funneling people into that world series mixer. Listen This is a good opportunity. Tell your friends. Tell your co-workers. Tell your family tell you tell your Tell wives girlfriends boyfriends, whatever aunts uncles grandad's nephews nieces, you know You know get them to join a group break over the weekend You know have a little fun with them Maybe twist their arms maybe get into the one who knows maybe they get they might get in They might be hooked on the hobby and group breaks So give that a shot too. Thanks everyone. Have a great night. Join jason tomorrow