What's up everybody, Jason here from jaspyscasebreak.com, 2020 3 tops chrome, hobby 2 case break, 24 boxes, Pikachu number 2, just sold out, this is a dual case break, and let's get this rolling. So I'm going to turn this over here this way so you guys can see me rip over here. Here's everybody in the break. Yeah, that could be something like that, that'll work. Just kind of merge those two big conferences together. More competitive, but who cares, right? At the end of the day, a very good program you're going to win, right? I mean, improve you can win, so even if it's more competitive. I mean, like the SEC obviously. Really good chat. I've been really eager to break some of that breakers delight. We just couldn't break it here yesterday because we were obviously just so busy with everything else. And we wanted to debut at the national for the YouTube side, but personal did like 3-4 cases of that breakers delight. It's very loaded. It's a little bit pricier. It's probably just as much if not a little bit more than the jumbo edition. But obviously you get rid of all the base cards and kind of just skips all the fun stuff. And like I said, they're pretty loaded stuff, but jumbo's been great. I had a very, very, very good jumbo case last night. I had a nice, bulky color. Then I got an Addy Ruchman auto, Yoshida auto. I got, who else did I get? I got the James Alvin blue. I ended up getting like five, six big rookies. And that was like the most loaded case I've seen. I don't know, Mike. I love it. It's called breakers delight because it's basically a breakers delight. Like that is a specifically breakers product. You know, get rid of the long, heavy based stuff. Just get right to the nice little short, sweet stuff, right? And oh yeah, I've had a couple Jordan walkers. Yeah, I've had a nice purple speckle and a couple base ones, I think. I was calling it Turkish delights yesterday. But yeah, no, I'm pretty excited to break some of that breakers delight. We're almost in the teens for that. Yeah, I ended up pulling a taco fracker in my first case yesterday. It was Jose Ciri. I pulled a sub zero negative. I got a negative four of Matt Olson, I think as well. So yeah, we've got some really nice stuff here, but I'm just kind of excited to break some of that breakers delight. Two cases guys. So obviously, the quicker we can sell out that breakers delight here, the more I can post. But obviously, like I said, I am sharing a little bit with IG. So I do have for sure at least two cases for us, but we can sell it out faster. I can always take more. Yeah, I did take a picture of that. Yes, sir. JJ, this is a double dual case number two. I just started the box ripping. They didn't have good lighting here yesterday. I started taking photos this way because the photos facing down were much better. But yeah, this is what the sub zero kind of looked like. Let me see if I can brighten it up a little bit. So kind of looks like that. And then the numbering was negative four of zero. Hopefully we just pull one here so you guys can just see it, but it was really, really nice. I got a whole little short print yesterday too. That was cool. Matt McNeil says, I think the walker is the mystery auto in finance. Could be. That could be the case. So it just goes to negative five. So the taco frackers out of five, so are the sub zero ones. They're just to negative five, basically. So in reality, I got like number four of five, basically. Yes. And obviously for you guys that may be potentially by the angels, you know, maybe by the Braves or even the Dodgers, maybe. Obviously, you never know, Freddie Freeman, Moogie Besser, having a good year. Keep those base cards, any colors of potential MVP's in your guys' eyes because they are having the MVP buyback again program this year. So I'm sure once that amounts, you can come to your local car shop and trade it in for some money. So that should be fun. Anybody see Show Hill Tony's performance today? Had his first complete game, right? And then in the second game of the double header hit two home runs tonight. His lower back was kind of hurting after that second home run. And I'm like, bro, it's just because he's carrying the team on his back. Right? Carrying the team on his back. Give that guy a break. The first six boxes, guys, and then we'll go through them. And we're at the next six, and then we'll go into case number two. But again, guys, obviously, like I said, we still have another dual caser that we can sell out today, too. That one is down to like two left now, I think, or three left. If you guys want to run back to the next case-er, you definitely can. I know we'll definitely do at least one more jumble today. We'll do it breakers to light today. So obviously, like I said, continue to get those orders in, guys. So if you're just joining us, guys, I'm just starting the pack stack riff. Dual case-er, obvious addition number two. So pickleball.  Let's go to NFL Live. How about Sean Payton, I know this is not baseball early, but how about Sean Payton today or yesterday, Red, that he was just going in on how bad the Broncos coaching staff was last year?  That's probably why, right? Yes, he's technically not pitching, but obviously he's playing two games in one game, or two games in a day, and then also having to pitch on top of that a complete game, too. I mean, I don't know. Here it is right here. It says the offense. I don't know. Hack it. A lot of people had dirt on their hands. It wasn't just Russell. He didn't just flip. He still has it. This is the BS that hit the wall. I think the Broncos are going to be just fine, man, honestly. Russell, towards the end of the year, once Hackett was gone, sad to say the team did play much better. Maybe Russell Wilson's ego just got the best of him. He was basically running things down there with Hackett.  He had his own office. Maybe that got the best of him. I think they'll be just fine, but it would be kind of funny, though. I think it would be kind of funny, though, if they did do pretty bad this year. I think it's gotten a lot worse over the years, though, Chad, with Russ. I think Russ is a good guy, though, right? I mean, really. But I mean, I don't know.  Your NFL starting quarterback. I don't know. I kind of like quarterbacks who are kind of just out of the spotlight, really. Just to themselves, you know. I never liked her cousins much, but because of quarterback, sorry, on Netflix. I learned to kind of like them a little bit, you know. Yeah. I mean, we all remember that. We all remember Russ's ex when he got drafted. Remember? She thought she hit the jackpot. Just look crazy and crazy. Switched up from that to Sierra. You know what's funny, Chad? I was going to send you this message, but you know how we were talking about Burl's injuries earlier? I guess you wouldn't count this as a football injury, but they were saying that legit like one year ago yesterday is when he had his appendix removed and we had his appendicitis. I was trying to remember. I was like, did he miss some time in training camp last year due to something? But when he showed me that website, they didn't list appendicitis because obviously it wasn't a football injury. But yeah, Joe Borough, man. Like I said, I just don't want them to rush that stuff because usually calf strains in most professional sports start turning into Achilles and that's the last thing we want for Joe Borough because he's already had one major injury that's kept him out. I actually didn't really keep him out much long, but you know, a serious one. But yeah, you know, I've seen the play. I mean it was just like a normal play, but you can tell obviously he was wearing that calf sleeve so obviously those are already discomfort and I think obviously, you know, just happened to be strained after that.  Yeah, I'm glad they said calf strain because obviously the last thing you want to hear is Achilles and then I'd say it's over. But I think though, to be honest, I think their backup is Trevor Simeon? Chad, is that correct? They better go out there and sign an actual real backup because obviously, you know, you hope Joe Borough is healthy throughout the whole year but you got to have a better backup than Trevor Simeon in case you're going to miss some time. There's a lot of good quarterbacks still out there that can be a decent backup probably. Jake Browning? He's the third striker? Borough's injury now, he's going to be out for a few weeks they're going to have to pick up somebody and just be kind of realistic about it like look man, we're not going to rush him back. Obviously they say he should be fine for regular season just probably miss most of the training camp but I think you've got to have a legit backup ready to go in just in case. I mean obviously they're still going to get Simeon the bulk of the stuff because that's who they feel like is their backup but I don't think they want to do it. I don't know, I don't think they thought he would have to go in really early into the season if that was the case. They should go pick up. There's a lot of good quality quarterbacks still out there that are unsigned. I mean, I'd say I want to bring in someone like Teddy Bridgewater but I feel like he can come in for a few games if he has to. There's a lot of decent quarterbacks out there that have not been signed yet. Just don't go get Carson Wentz, Chad. Tell the Bengals not to go get Carson Wentz. He is one of them. Oh, I think Carson Wentz wouldn't be a bad backup. He just has to accept that now. But I think Carson Wentz is also a backup man. I feel so bad for the guy. I love that dude at one point and I defended him for a long time man but once he got to the Colts and it just didn't work out there I just couldn't do it no more. And then I couldn't even do it even more when he actually took over the commanders and then just couldn't do it there. But man, he did have a great 2017 season for us though. All right, here we go guys. First six boxes. Little Aaron Judge. Adler Dutchman Titans. And nice as Waldo Paraza to start us off for the Yankees. The Yankees is Tristan. We got Ezekiel Tovar to 350 for the Yankees. More for Tristan than the Yankees. That is not numbered. Nice little hit there. Corbin Carroll a little hyper. I think they still call it hyper in this too right, don't they? Yankees box. Nice blue 70 out of 150. And I appreciate Anthony Volpe signing his whole name as well. There you go Tristan. On the board already. Volpe hyper as well. Yeah Rex, that was a few days ago man. Yeah, for sure. I thought we talked about it. I'm sure Joe talked about it when he was here. I think that happened on what, Tuesday? I think we might have been talking about it on fanatics actually. 61 out of 39. But yes, he did get released today though, so that's a good thing. They did say that when he showed up to the hospital he was conscious and able to, you know, obviously move extremities and all that. So obviously, I mean not to say that it wasn't a bad cardiac arrest, but obviously, you know, I think, I don't think it was as probably crazy as like DeMar Hamlin in the sense that I think they obviously probably had to still bring him back. But yeah, I'm sure they're still probably testing and doing a lot. Doing a lot of testing to figure out what's going on and why did that happen to, you know, potentially 19 year old kid, you know. The one thing that I was just always talking about on the stream on Fanatics what we're talking about is that, you know, I personally think it's like a lot of these athletes that are coming up in sports now. I just feel like they worked their bodies so hard. Don't get me wrong, they're like at the peak of their fitness and physique and, you know, they're just such in great shape, but man, there you go, Freddie Freeman. Look at that, that's a quesit right there. And Chris, last but not least, ultraviolet All-Stars. But what I'm trying to say is that like, a lot of kids these days now have put their body through hell by just training so much, playing so much basketball, let's say basketball. It's just travel ball, you know, just all the rec leagues. Then you're going into high school leagues, like you're just putting so much stress on your body and your heart. And, you know, honestly, it's starting to become a thing where a lot of these younger athletes are starting to have problems early on in their life, in that sense. But yes, this is seriously still recs because, I mean, I don't remember a couple years ago, Sharif O'Neill, which is Shaq's son, he was supposed to go to UCLA and, you know, be the next back thing right there. And he had some heart problems. And I think I had to have heart surgery and, you know, obviously kind of really ruined his basketball career. So this could be really serious. I mean, obviously if they find something, now if they don't find anything and they just say, you know, just happen kind of, and we kind of really explained it just happened, then, you know, obviously I think everything, I don't want to go back to normal, but there's usually something, there's usually something wrong at that point to why did that happen, you know? Hopefully everything's okay, but it's definitely in jeopardy for sure.  It's not like they're gonna let him play basketball again next week, right? Francisco Lindor? Yeah, Hank Gathers, I think, was the guy at LMU, right? In college? But yeah, that's pretty scary, though. Don't get me wrong.  Nolan Jones. But right now, the Rex, obviously, he's at USC. He's in college, so I'm sure, like I said, right now, that's really not on his mind in the sense that if he has to potentially stay into the year, you know, something like that in that case, well, then that's totally fine, obviously. He doesn't have to go to the NBA right after his freshman year, but... But yeah, I mean, hopefully there's nothing crazy. All right, so Nolan Jones. I'm not sure, but maybe Justin? Jared Schuster at a 4.99. Well, being Colburn Carroll. Did they say, speaking of, like, that kind of condition stuff, with DeMar Hamlin, obviously, his was kind of more of a freak accident getting hit, like, right in the chest and, you know, triggering that, but... He's not playing this season, is he? Like, he's not in training camp and practice right now. Xander Bogart to 50. Honestly, Rex, I didn't even see the stream, actually. I woke up a little late today. I got home super exhausted from breaking all the topics coming yesterday, but for some reason, my bed felt so comfortable that it didn't make me fall asleep. I was just comfortable being on my phone, catching up with certain things. So I didn't really go to sleep until, like, 3 in the morning, actually. And I woke up, like, literally at 12. I showered and then got here to the shop around, like, one-ish. So I kind of missed what they broke. Alexis Diaz to 1.99. And Casus. Yeah, oh, that's sick. Yeah, no, I heard about... No, that's what we were told was going to happen with PWCC, that they were going to have, like, breaker stations, per se, and everybody that's also, like, a PWCC, like, you know... Like us, you know, we're kind of affiliated in that sense with the PWCC drop-off stuff that they were providing, which I think is freaking awesome. No sis pulling door. I'll watch some videos later, though. I think we uploaded the video, so... William Jr. Jacob Begrom. So from around. And there's the autograph, Shailen Wears. For the Oakland Aces. Oakland Aces, Stephen. Nice Adley-Ruchman refractor. Two over here. And then we're at the next six. Actually, Rex Fanatics wasn't until Friday, actually. I think PWCC was always the thing on Thursday. But I believe the Friday Fanatic stream got canceled for us. I believe originally we were supposed to be breaking, I think, Thursday and Friday, but now that we couldn't do Fanatics, we were going to do another PWCC din on Saturday. And that one would be a little longer, too. Than, like, an hour. But yeah, I think the Fanatics was always Friday. A lot of it tended, a lot of that yesterday. I just, obviously, like I said, we had so much jumbo and hobby here that we just didn't post it for that reason. We wanted to kind of get through hobby and jumbo as much as we could. But yeah, I have some cases here today, so I'm looking forward to finally breaking that. But it's awesome. Oh, wow, look at that. Corbin Carroll. My first Corbin Carroll, $347 out of $499 going to Shawn Matic. Nice. It's basically a breaker product, honestly. There you go, very nice. So this case so far, nice Volpe and a Corbin Carroll now refractor. Very nice. Nolan Gorman. I haven't hit today, Rex, yet. Not tomorrow, today. Gunner Henderson to $125. I probably could have broke some yesterday, but like I said, we just didn't post it because we had so much jumbo and chrome that was going to go, jumbo and hobby that was going to go off. So you guys can get some breakers to like it today, guys. I have a few cases. And I think it's already down to, like, the teens, right? I think last time I checked, I think it's at $21, actually. Yeah. Alright, here we go. We got Lex's Diaz to $350. Corbin Carroll. Alright, we're looking for one more out of here, guys. Ice Edwin Diaz for the Mets. And Michael Tolik. Awesome. So there you go. First, uh, six hits here. We did, I'm getting one of those case hits already. Corbin Carroll, Gunner Henderson color and then of course that Vulpie color. So all in all, guys, starting off the case pretty strong. Now let's rip the next six boxes. And then we'll be officially done with the first case. And then we can rip the next. I think some people's wax party stuff was going out this week. And obviously, as you can see, some people already got it. Some of the bigger, bigger, not bigger customers will say, but the customers I had like one cases just like a ton of little stuff to put in big boxes. I know some of that stuff just went out yesterday the day before, so I think some people will be getting a lot of their wax party stuff by the end of this week. By the end of, maybe the beginning of next week by the end of this week. Awesome, man. Congrats for getting some wax party entries. A lot of nice stuff was given out in that promotion. And obviously I think whoever won the NT case obviously won't get that ship until the product actually releases at some point next month. Chips in my boxes, but I did pull Brock Hardy Rookie Auto out of, oh nice. I love rookies and stars, man. I always, I always love the nice little like chrome inserts in there, like the Crusades and stuff like that. That's nice though, man. I mean, Brock Hardy obviously seems like I think he's cleared for, cleared for training countdown, right? So why not actually miss any time, potentially? For boxes, and then we'll go through the second half of the first case. So it looks like I'll be right on schedule with about an hour and a half. And I'm at the 36 minute mark by the time I go through the hits, I'll probably be around the 45 minute mark and then it'll be kind of right on schedule. This is Brock Hardy's throw that first team practice in the NFL championship game injury. So again guys, obviously about another 45 minutes or so a little bit over that so we can do another break. But it seems like still at three left in the Jumbo edition and now at two left in the next double header. So again, it's got plenty of time for another jumbo, another double header, breakers delight, anything you guys want really. But like I said obviously as the day goes by and you know, the only one that's really going to be time consuming potentially is going to be another double header.  So like I said I'll probably just do an hour and a half so you guys want to do that third one. Just got to sell about like 930 or so 945 latest maybe so we can break that tonight. So obviously that's still like 5 hours away. So obviously like I said, I think we have plenty of time to do another one goes at least another jumbo or two and then potentially obviously a couple of those breakers delight. It looks like it's at 18 now. So that stuff is really nice gets rid of all the heavy based stuff just goes to the nice you know, silvers or refractors colors, inserts then obviously two autographs per box. Continue on 100 green at 150 to 250 waters to 299 purple speckle the Kansas City Royals going to Zachary. Albert Pujols 50 out of 50. X line with the Carnots for the Pirates Pirates is Rob over Shet Titans 2 out of 50 for the Blue Jays Michael with that one Cinespinosa for the Padres that is at Ryan McMahon that's for the Colorado Rockies Bo Nailer to 75 for the Guardians third box now negative Tyler Freeman for the Guardians Mithanager for the Giants Lewis with the Giants Burns just the base Ice James Outman 189 out of 199 guys look yesterday I would say the first four or five breaks Dodgers just not much but last night our last case we had a nice blue ray wave Outman to 150 and now look at that in the double head or another Outman here this time of 199 for the Dodgers so last fall mojo Dodgers Chris you got yourself there Freddy Freeman which is that ultraviolet case hit and now you got a James Outman as well I think pretty much those cards would easily pay for the spot problem I'm not sure how much those ultraviolets would go for but I think Dodgers should go for at least you know 150 or so put over 100 so even just on that more than half back I think his base were like at 50 to 75 so definitely not bad at all man and still have another whole case to work with maybe people are a little scared behind the Dodgers yesterday because weren't hitting much in the first couple cases but last two cases we've been hitting we got M. J. Melendez to 75 how rare are the taco fractures they're out of fives Justin so yeah they're pretty rare I've only hit one of those so far and my first case and that was it I haven't seen one since hopefully you speak that into existence so for us and get one of those here negative Tyler Freeman that's the second one I didn't know they were numbered either until I looked at the checklist I thought they would just be like short prints but I guess they're even shorter than that out of five only for Houston so the first case and then we go on to the next case guys Kyle Stowers Drew Rasmussen and Justin Steele for the Cubbies so 499 Cubs is Jeff Thompson first case because we're all the autos here we got Vulpe we got the ultraviolet Corbin Carroll Hunter Henderson and James Almond Hunter Henderson was a numbered card but still a nice one alright let's actually let's move this case over here or if this one opened really quick it looks like dual case number three is down to one left now so again hey might as well just get it out of the way and do the next one then that gives us a lot of free time to do some jumbos do breakers delight maybe we can do something else as well maybe try some hip pray the next couple and this is still double header number two second half case second case that's just a second half yes is Dodger still last by mode number three of course the Dodgers are that would be pretty sweet I think the Cardinals are in a selling mode right now so maybe you might be able to get him for a decent deal but obviously you know in recent years have always been pretty good throughout the regular season just haven't been too successful during the postseason but they're always a team that's looking to improve man you know so can't blame them for they're always wanting to make these big splash deals nice baseball right now sweet came to a trade rumors yesterday saying that well Tawny is off the block and I don't know man they've been winning lately you know obviously Dodgers fan and don't want to see the Angels win a World Series but just for the love of all Tawny I kind of want the Angels to make the playoffs and him do damage in the playoffs in the sense right you know and then obviously next year hop on over take a little Uber ride or a car ride down the five and come to Chavez ravine right but I mean just for baseball right and I just kind of want them to do good just so Tawny to do really and trout too but yeah they've been playing much better ball lately and obviously all Tawny complete game today two run home run in the second game he's amazing man yeah they're letting it ride and I think like I think Kev talked about it yesterday you know Japanese culture you know very very loyal people so I mean really a few show them that you know obviously you want show them what they want you know obviously stay low and I have a good feeling he's going to he's going to resign with the Angels honestly we're all getting all hyped up for nothing and obviously they just traded for Lucas so they're trying to improve too so obviously a slight chance that he leaves but I just feel like he's going to stay well let me just leave this one up here but Anderson right here guys look at that 27 out of 50 Technicolor go that's enough for the Horses yeah man we were talking about that earlier it's kind of scary man you know hopefully it's nothing too serious they don't find anything crazy it just could have been one of those things that just happens naturally sometimes but I don't know it's a little scary man because like I said I I don't even know when he's going to be back on the basketball court you know especially if they don't especially if they find something but it's pretty serious man obviously a young kid at that age and his you know his like athletic shape right I mean very fit athletic probably the best shape of his life right now just they find something really wrong I could I mean it seems like he's fine though he got discharged today I heard today in the morning so I don't know man it's very tricky situation this isn't like an ACL or you know it's like nothing like that where you know obviously you have an operation and you're back on it right I mean obviously you can have heart surgery but even then that's even scarier but you know yeah I mean you're heart stopping and no bueno but I hope nothing is wrong man obviously it'd be very very crushing for a young Brownie obviously right just trying to get the his career started you know going to USC probably aspirations to go to NBA so I hope everything's okay man I'd love to see Brownie kill it you know because you know it's crazy to say but like not many times where like your dad is someone like LeBron James and their kids just potentially are just as good or you know make it to the league right it's usually like the basketball players that maybe weren't good their dads weren't good and then obviously their kids are much better than them and stuff you know the balls the ball brothers so I don't know I would have loved to see Brownie you know do really well although I do believe his younger brother Bryce I think is going to be the best one though 150 to 150 Cody Thomas but that's pretty scary situation man obviously hope everything's okay but yeah I mean it could end it could end as quickly as it just started if they find something wrong I was talking about earlier like Sharif O'Neill obviously like you know Shaq's kid again they ended up having some hard problems and never really got his career started really or never continued his career I think he's still trying obviously but they're not really being able to play in college much and especially at UCLA hurt that one two three four okay I did go for this already awesome alright next box guys playing first over the Dodgers to 250 honor to pal to 299 Corbin Carroll right there Jared Walsh to 150 King says there's room for four to five more for the NBA or for expansion teams talking about damn that'd be wild that'd be like the biggest sports league right one of the biggest here in the United States at least like 32 seems like a lot already because obviously there's some very bad franchises out there I just feel like if you're going to add those many teams imagine like I mean look at there's some teams now in every sport that just aren't just terrible where you feel like you should just get them out of the league imagine adding four or five more teams and obviously they're only at 30 right now so 32 is perfect I guess they would have to grow the playoff bracket right they'd have to make it a little bit bigger I don't know I kind of wish they had like the way over there in Europe they had like the relegations something like that I think that would be kind of interesting where like if the worst teams in the league don't play so well they get relegated down to the bottom leagues and then some of the teams come up that'd be pretty cool nice interesting costumes and that is a radiating rookies nice one there for the Red Sox and Jeff Thompson oh is that right I mean don't get me wrong there's definitely a lot of cities in the United States and even Canada if you want to expand in Canada obviously you know Grizzlies were in Vancouver at one point that are worthy of like a professional sports team like basketball but I don't know I guess there's some struggling teams already but obviously I think if they add Seattle and Vegas they're going to be set up for success obviously out of 199 Bobby Wood Jr. Seattle obviously now has every sport minus basketball now basically so at least major sports so they're definitely doing Vegas obviously is upcoming so so Vegas of course is going to have everything soon John Lester or Josh Lester for Detroit Louisville was the home yeah Kentucky yeah and the ABA right or something like that yeah ABA I think it is I think adding Vegas and Seattle is perfect but like where else can they expand if you really think about it I mean definitely a lot of other bigger cities that can have basketball I guess they get like a San Diego back yeah what if the Clippers just moved to San Diego or something let's just do that Joey Vano although I will say little jade dog Clippers fan or league fan anyways but I will say though their new arena right there next to the forum and the sofa it looks very very nice and I think it's going to be awesome seeing games there too it's going to be a shit show down there with traffic but obviously Clippers having their own home is going to be pretty good for for entertainment wise you know Cal Stevenson Green Bay Green Bay can have a basketball team I can see Louisville for sure like you just said Nashville of course Nashville is pretty big I don't know Tennessee plays in Nashville the Titans do or where do they play there's like two big cities right in Tennessee but you know how it is though whenever the Lakers have to play over there it's definitely going to be all Laker fans whatever I said Gabriel Moreno I just love the idea that I can go see my Thunder play there for a lot cheaper too Jordan for the Houston Astros Oh okay so the Titans do play in Astro okay gotcha I thought they played in a different city but no good on Balmer though obviously the owner to just kind of want to leave Staple Center out of the shadows obviously Staple Center or Crypto it's always going to be Staple Center though it's Laker Country, Laker Town and it always will be no matter what when Clippers win like another 17 championships or win up to 17 championships then obviously that I can start talking but but good for them good for him to kind of create his own little arena over there and get that little fan base started over there 69 out of 390 Volpe you don't want to be living in the Lakers home right playing there too Anderson Espinosa I thought that was funny at first but I mean yeah dude I mean that's what I'm saying it's like it's like you're playing in someone else's house really alright so good for Balmer to create his own arena I mean that's how rich he is and then now you don't have to worry about that Spencer Torvalson what am I watching right now guys anybody watching this on ESPN 2 Slam Ball I heard this is really growing though looks very fun well this guy's shooting at 3 wow there you go Adley Rushman 4 out of 99 Ultra Violet nice green Baltimore Orioles going to Aaron Bills there you go man Rex Cardinals pitcher she must love that right shakes when is the breakers delight break which one buddy 1 and 2 were broken earlier today live at the national time so those videos already uploaded if you're wanting to know when is number 3 going off it won't go off until it's sold out so once it fills it breaks so at some point we'll put it in the schedule once it's at 0 but if you're looking for 1 and 2 that broke earlier today and I think those videos have been uploaded so just gotta go to our videos tab on YouTube and you should be able to see them there Slam Ball showing on Cartoon Network 2 wow I wish I could man but no unfortunately no for the most part I feel like our price is always pretty good competitive and you know if I gave you a deal for people for buying 3 spots then I'd have to probably go give a deal to everybody else that bought 3 so unfortunately no man but thanks for still considering our getting spots with us though I appreciate it good luck and we got Hernandez oh one point in the past I hear it is growing though that people are investing into it oh my god I can see why this guy just straight up bounced and dumped over this other guy and they're physical in Slam Ball so like you can get away with just being really physical huh being an amateur and argument injection somehow didn't see it Rafael Devers 2,1,99 Walker I feel like I didn't get all the autos for this one I feel like we did but yeah I guess we did get 6 autos alrighty guys 6 more to go player gets injured in Slam Ball because you have to think sometimes kind of could twist your ink or something in the part where it turns from that kind of jumper to the hard core right yeah I didn't realize Rex that the Dodgers are playing against the Reds this week and I think I'm going to go to Sunday's game it's actually like international like card day I think that day with tops and I think at the Dodgers game they're giving out exclusive tops packs so I don't know I started looking into tickets fairly cheap because it is a day game so would love to see Ellie De La Cruz alright Ellie De La Cruz got called up that weekend when they were playing against the Dodgers in Cincinnati that's pretty cool though but that probably makes sense why they have like that little like practice kind of helmet that the NFL players wear now it just seems like Slam Ball would be much funer to play than like Rugby or something Michael was like oh if you go to the game tell me what you tell Vanessa to give me her pack I'm like man I might I might just buy some cheap tickets for like 10 bucks and just rack up on these packs there's tickets as little as like 10 bucks I think are $12 just sit like way up there though but I probably wouldn't sit there I'd just buy the tickets what the hell is chess boxing is it pretty self-explanatory like if you like do a great move in chess you get a punch or something a lot of interesting games and sports are starting to come up now oh shit like I did like a windmill dunk but missed the dunk but I guess like still got fouled and then the ball actually still went in dude that guy just passed it to himself honestly I've never really played chess I guess maybe more just because I never really knew anybody that plays chess but what is the deal specifics Tarasenko finally has found a home I wonder why he wasn't picked up so I mean I guess he's a little bit on the older side now but he's not that old is he I think he was a rookie in like 13-14 but I wonder if it would have maybe money I'd assume maybe that makes sense yeah one year five million kind of makes sense because it seems like people are probably not wanting to commit to him multi years I guess five million I guess is solid I mean he's probably on his 10th year in the league now crazy to say Kovatar got way more than him and he's already near the end of his career but Kovatar is obviously a much more valuable piece to the kings and Tarasenko is probably to most seems yeah I seem to say Kovatar is signed but it's so funny he's signed for only like 8% more and I guess squeeze a little bit out of the Giants but I mean he can still get franchise tied again so I thought he signed that and wouldn't be able to get franchise back again I'm sure he just didn't want to lose out on ten million dollars now maybe running backs are being a little underpaid especially someone like Ceyklan but ten million dollars is ten million dollars you know and he's he still was working on his rookie deal although obviously him being a high draft pick he probably made some good money in his rookie deal but money talks man ten million dollars is going to go a long way for him unless he's blowing through it and running out of it but I assume he's doing okay actually probably took me a high end up being like an hour and 40 maybe 45 with a little recap so again I'm glad we got this done though a little earlier today that way obviously we still have time to do another one because it seems like another one might sell right now we might have to run this back to back but at least that way we're done and with the double headers for the day and then we can focus on the jumbles that are half the time if not less than half the time obviously only about 35 minutes or so 30-40 minutes and then obviously break is the light will be like almost 20 minutes 25 tops so so Dodgers ended up having a pretty good break in here guys and again I know the Dodgers are going to hit much in the first 5 breaks video today but late last night we did case number 5 of top phone jumbo and hit pretty well and so far in this break has been hitting well as well so again could be getting those Dodger cases pulled out now so they are the last team remaining again oh maybe the Spurs owner is also top in hand but Eric's saying that might be the owner of top in hand so last 6 blocks is Hernandez for the Texas Rangers for John I hate that the camera is adjusting too much right now it's like freaking out not one second it's like buzzing right now we got Kibri and Ace Juan Soto short print nice nice one there for the San Diego Padres going ahead oh that's right they are called Spurs too hot would be a little confusing I guess MJ Melendez to 299 Cuny Jr. for the Colorado Rockies Tommy Henry to 499 Michael Grove to 399 I should say 4th box I'd eat to 99 I don't know not to my knowledge not a set date at least but I'm sure you'll hear about it soon whenever they actually have one nice Tristan Casas short print nice one there for the Red Sox and Jeff so we have two image variations in this case solid solid Michael Conforto two more boxes here guys good luck we got Gabriel Moreno Pulsar to 125 for the Giants Giants is Lewis D.J. Lemayu yeah I think that's what they're shifting towards man obviously it's not a bad thing Rex because again how many years has there been where like Tops Chrome in the past had five autos and you're really only like getting one decent one the rest are kind of just not the best player rookies in their checklist so if you're shortening them up the price will go down a little bit too potentially but also too maybe it makes more room for potential better autos set up unloading five I don't think people are complaining about like this Tops Chrome jumping down from five to three you know Alvarez nice Voli to 75 and J.J. Bladay for the Marlins Michael P solid release that's about a month away gives people a little time to save up for some of that I could also see and get it pushed back for another week or two sometimes that happens Jordan Grotjens yeah we know people people want the price to be dollar packs again I don't think a price will ever ever make any customer happy because imagine okay think about it if it's too cheap everybody's gonna buy it and sell it out and then what happens supply and demand happens right well I'm the only guy that has a few cases left so I'm gonna raise the price to this much and if you really want it you're gonna have to buy it you know so I don't know I think they would be changing a lot more if people just stopped buying right but people are okay with buying it at this price obviously so it's not that terrible it's just always the same people yapping really it was just so bad obviously people wouldn't be buying it alright here we go guys so a little hit recap really quick so we'll do the autos Bladay, Volard and Carlos Leon from Miami Henry for Arizona Ashgraf for the Reds, Hernandez color to $199 for the Rangers of his Espionosa 250 for the Padres a little relic there of Jordon Stevenson for the A's Lester for Detroit Capel to a $299 purple speckle for the A's Thomas for the A's blue Refractor Auto another relic there of Rizzo for the Yankees, Steele for the Cubs Coralie for Houston, Espionosa again there for the Padres for the Pirates, Waters for Kansas City Tuglia for the Rockies and then Lears for the A's Jared Shuster there for the Atlanta Braves and let's save these last two autos there so Wells on a very nice Gunner Henderson numbered card as well as well as the Technicolor Gunner Henderson and then the Tristan Casas radiating rookies got a nice Volpe right there as well numbered car we had a short print Juan Soto as well as Casas Volpe color to $75 you got Drew Waters auto there and then of course you had an ultraviolet Freddie Freeman you had an ultraviolet Adley Rushman in $99 and of course you had a James Altman to $199 for the Dodgers Corbin Carroll to $499 and a Volpe to $150 blue so very very solid case right here guys again another one down to one left last spot module Dodgers someone wants to take it and we can run that back guys check it out at JasperCaseBraves.com


Hi everybody. My name is Jason Klein. I'm the Director of P20 Initiatives at Northern Illinois University, and today we've got another episode of Career Pathways Virtual Trailheads. Unfortunately, this one is just me. My co-host, Adajimoke, is busy with other things today, but we're excited to have our guests with you. We're going to, as we've been really hitting on this season of Career Pathways Virtual Trailheads, we've got another career to bring you today. So, Audrey, you want to go ahead and introduce yourself? Sure. Thank you for having me. My name is Audrey Romito, and I am the Domestic Violence Program Coordinator for the Domestic Violence Program at Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital. Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital is part of the Mount Sinai health system here in Chicago. We're located on the west side of the medical district, and we serve a population of Garfield Park, Little Village, Pilsen, pretty much all the western towns and neighborhoods over here. We are part of a three-hospital system, so it's Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, and also our south campus, which is Holy Cross Hospital. I've been here at the hospital for about two and a half years in my position. Prior to that was actually kind of a funny story because how I started where I'm at now is, or my whole career in being a victim advocate started when I was out of high school. I went to hair school, cosmetology school, and it kind of, I wasn't really sure what I wanted to do. I knew I worked in a hair salon and I liked it. Did I know that I liked doing hair and being a cosmetologist? A cosmetologist no, but I decided to venture in that. And actually it was a really great experience because the school that I went to for hair school was offering free night classes to get your associates degree at the same time. So I took advantage of that, and thankfully my father made me take advantage of that. And I got my cosmetology license when I was 18 and then my associates degree when I was 19, I think 19. And I moved back from, I was over by Illinois State in normal Illinois, and when I moved back home to the rural area, I was looking for something a little bit more full time. I did like doing cosmetology. I just wanted something with a really steady income and something that I really enjoyed doing. And I got a job working at the King County State's Attorney's Office. I applied for just a general secretary's position and they had an opening in their domestic violence department, and they asked me if I would like to do that. And so that started my whole career now. So when I was 19, I started working there and I worked there for probably, I think, seven years. I did a lot of really good work there. A lot of information, a lot of eye opening scenarios and things that I saw that really made me enjoy what I did being a victim advocate. And then after that, I decided to, you know, when you're young and want to move out of your parents' house, I wanted to move to the city. So I found a job, a position open at the Attorney General's Office. And after some struggles trying to get hired, you know, it's hard to get a government job, I was able to become a claims analyst for the Crime Victims Compensation Program through the Attorney General's Office. And I did that. I specialized on domestic violence and sexual assault claims. I did that for three years. And while I was working at the Attorney General's Office, I did a lot of work with our sexual assault department and our same nursing, which is a sexual assault nursing education. And I got really interested in helping victims that were in the hospital and going through sexual assault kits and evidence collection and things like that. So I started looking into positions that were internal in hospitals. And that's how I became across the position that I have now. I interviewed for the program coordinator position for our hospital at Schwab rehabilitation. And it's been a really great experience and very, very much so something that just from starting from cosmetology school to where I am now, it's a really wonderful and fulfilling position. So yeah, that's how I got here. So I've got all kinds of questions. But let's start with this one before I get into some of the unplanned questions that I think students watching this will have as well. What does a typical day in your job or typical week in your job look like? So I think if you ask anybody that's in a position that's like mine is where it's extremely unpredictable. Now we do have things that we like to do on a regular basis. So I do have in person and telephone counseling with my clients that I work with that are on the program. Those are very, we want to make sure that we provide direct services to all of our patients and our clients on a regular basis. So that's going to be very strict during our week as we have our meeting set up according to our schedules and our client schedules. We have group counseling sessions that we do. I do those every Wednesday. Those are in person and we have them here at our hospital at Schwab. It also has Holy Cross as well. I have a lot of community meetings. We're huge in our community because the program that I run that I'm working with now is we are open to any single person who discloses domestic violence or sexual assault in any of our settings or anybody that's from the community that comes into our program as a walk in. The unique, really the unique thing about our program and something that really sticks out is that because of our setting at the rehabilitation hospital I work primarily with victims that are disabled due to domestic violence or they've experienced or abuse and neglect from their caregiver or somebody of authority. With that being said, when you talk to agencies and talk to community members, a lot of people don't have a lot of education in that field. So we are one of the few agencies to talk to and refer to for people who are disabled that are going through domestic violence. We also are one of the only hospital based in-house domestic violence programs in the city. So a lot of our outreach is community work making sure that the police departments know they can refer to us. Other agencies that we work with have someone to refer to for people with disabilities as well as able body to. We do a lot of client referrals, so we get referrals from inside the health system that we're going to their rooms to talk to the patients. We get them from outside the health system. Like I said, community agencies will refer people or people will just walk in if they heard about our program. We have a 24 hour hotline, so I do a lot of answering the phone calls and seeing if there's emergency situations that we need to take care of. Emergency shelter situations, emergency clothing, emergency food, things like that for anyone who needs to call us. There is the Chicago domestic violence hotline and if anybody discloses anything about disability or abuse and neglect of an elderly, then they usually will contact us right away and send them to our hotline. So our day to day is kind of up in the air a little bit. Like I said, we do have some things that we really are structured on like our counseling sessions and our in person and telephone contact with our clients. But other than that, I mean, sometimes I could just be, you know, sitting here working on paperwork and I get four referrals from across the street at the emergency room or I'll have someone come in that has questions about something called someone who just needs some more information or somebody who has a question about, you know, a scenario that they're going through. We also do the 40 hour domestic violence training through the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence. There is a portion of the 40 hour training that is for unique victims, and we are placed under that or under that portion. So we do a presentation at quite a few different agencies for their new advocate. And so that's becoming more on a regular virtual basis than kind of than it was before. But that's been taking up some of our day to day work too. So I said I had a lot of questions. I think I have even more questions now. So first of all, let's start with a really important one. You in answering that first question use the word enjoy a lot. And here we are.  These are our topics that I personally don't associate the word enjoy with. And yet I want anybody who is engaged in that work on a daily basis to really love their job and be able to be whole doing it. I mean, the school principal part of me has dealt with all kinds of very, very serious situations with families and with counselors. And that's a regular part of the work of teachers and certainly school administrators, unfortunately at this point. Tell us a little bit about your kind of own personal well being approach to your work, because I would imagine that's a really important part of being successful in your line of work. Or really, for most people working in different roles in hospitals, whether they're dealing with any part of the wellness spectrum. So can you talk to us about that? Yeah, for sure. So I do think that like, well, after I've been doing this in this field for about 15 years, and I know that it's not for everybody. There is some burnout and there is some turnaround. But whenever I talk to new advocates or, you know, people that I that don't know much about the program and we talk about like how to work with people who are going through these crisis and his trauma is. And I learned this a long time ago is that you have to meet the person where they're at it's always been that for me.  But I'm going to educate you on what to do when you do go home and maybe something does happen. You can always contact me, here's emergency room safety planning, things like that is what, you know, we go and what we're looking for is to make the transition, you know, safe as possible for our clients. I do think that another big huge goal of our program and how I make sure that this is something that I love every single day is that a lot of times people's independence is taken away from them. And what my goal is, and this is why I know that our program strives is because we have little victories all day long of little things that maybe someone might think is very minuscule and not important but to me it's huge. Little things in terms of, you know, some of my victims that are disabled opening the door by themselves or being able to put a pizza in the oven for themselves or making phone calls of job interviews or looking for apartments online, just little victories that we have that really do help make everything that we work so hard for, you know, excel in our career. It makes me want to do this for a very long time. So, I mean, first of all, I don't even know what words to use to compliment and thank you for the work you're doing, because it's such important work and really what you've just hit on is the heart of everything in the human and public services career pathway. I mean, those of us and that's my own career background also right is in that human and public services pathway our goals are around helping other people. We've had success when other people can have success become more independent do things that maybe they didn't think they were able to do. And, and when we can step back into the background and smile and watch that that's that's a success for us. So, so I really appreciate how you captured that. What would you say is the part of your job that would be most surprising to others who don't do it that they someone like me who knows a little but may not know as much as I think I know what would I do about your job that's an important part of it a big part of it. Whenever I mean, I think that what what kind of you know shook me to the core when I first started and I was just blind to the whole situation and the whole realm of domestic violence is that it does happen in around you it is in your neighborhood and unfortunately possibly in your family situations it is here. I remember the one of the first cases I had at the state's attorney's office the I've read the police report and the address was like four houses down from the house that I grew up with my parents, and I was like no way there's absolutely no way. And it just it shocked me because in, you know, domestic violence sexual assault it can be very hidden. But I think that once you start working in it then you said it opens your eyes to how intense in the realm of who's the abuser where where this can happen at how things are hidden how, you know, patients and our clients, you know, get out of those situations. So I think that that's very eye opening to someone who doesn't know much about this type of work.  So it can be. You know when you're walking into an emergency room or someone who's going through a trauma, you know, first time that you do that it's not something you're going to forget I've never ever will forget my first victim at the state's attorney's office never forget her injuries I'll never. That's something that's always going to be in the back of my head but it also makes you. I think. Further's your career and your independence and your, your strength to be able to go see those things because when you go and meet with that person for the first time you're how you react to them and how you give your your services and your support is something they're never going to forget. Yeah. Yep. So tell us about you. I really appreciate the beginning how open you were about your kind of career pathway background and your education your post high school educational experiences. And tell us about if if you were involved in hiring today today, what does someone who typically goes into this field what is their post high school education or training look like to gain entry into the field. Yeah, so I mean, I think in this field we do need a lot of. More so real life experiences is super helpful for us. I know I know that the position that I have now we did need a bachelor's degree. And some experience but that my position is a little bit. You know if you come in as an entry advocate we're looking for the 40 hour domestic balance training. And that can be done. Like I told, like I said before several times a year is what we what we need to have that for. Well because one of the staff that we hired was a student at one of the 40 hour trainings that I did. I think that share and we were able to hire her as another coordinator for our program so. We really look for that training because of our funding for these for domestic balance programs. We are not for profit so we do have some funders federal and state and then also answer I'm sorry. We do have some outside agencies that fund us and they do require the 40 hour training for most of our funding. So that's one that that's a big thing that we will look for. And then also I mean I'm not saying I think that. In this field it really just depends on if you. You need someone who. Who's going to be able to. Really be able to stand their own and be able to be able to see to go through these situations and. You know handle some tough scenarios that you have to go through and see. So let's come back to that in in one second because I want to want to talk about what skills people need but before I do that. So you're saying you don't necessarily need a bachelor's degree for example to get started in this field right. Absolutely not no I didn't have mine until further in my career I had my associates degree. That's that's great so that's really helpful. So then let's go to right where you were just going. What would you say are the skills that are most important for someone to have to be successful. I think a lot of active listening is a super strong skill. And I learned that some of the hard ways throughout. My career. A lot of times just as an example some of our victims that are stroke victims or traumatic brain injuries they will have. Some speech impediments and I sometimes would find myself when I first started trying to finish their sentences and you know that. Just another thing of taking away their independence is they're trying to tell me their story and I'm like oh wait no I know what you're saying but it's really. You have to be able to give them that time that they need. Also I think having realistic outcomes is a really good. You know. Something that somebody I need to have somebody who's being who is realistic about things. And a lot of times you get people who when you talk about domestic violence so why didn't they leave. That's something that everyone always hears as well they should leave they need to leave. But you know in real life. We have there's a lot of factors that go into leaving someone who's an abusive relationship. So somebody who's been who could be realistic. And also I think just to be respectful of people situations I'm non judgmental you could throw anybody at me and I would have no judgment towards anybody. Because I don't know. Their life and it's not mine so. I think those are really good characteristics somebody who would be. Who would like this position as well as driving it. That's really really helpful so thanks for putting those out now. Obviously I know I hope that there will need to be no jobs in this field in the near future because I hope we can create a society and environment which this stuff stops but. Being realistic at the moment what does. What do the job prospects look like for someone who might be watching this and going oh wait this is interesting to me this is a place that maybe I could help. Is this a field in which there's pretty regularly jobs in in Chicagoland and Illinois or what do you know about that I would say 100% I mean we. There's a lot of domestic violence agencies throughout the state when I was at the attorney general's office I was a work under the grants department as well and my job was to go to different. Agencies to make sure that their grant funding was correct and just I mean there was four of us that covered the state and we all had like 50 or 60 agencies so there is jobs out there for victim advocates. And if it's if it's not starting in this position there's a lot of volunteer positions that are available. I did volunteer for a long time when I first got my my 40 hour. Out in Aurora we did the hospital volunteering so in the middle of the night we get a phone call if there was a trauma that came to the hospital we would go there as a volunteer. We volunteer program through our hospital as well. So I think that if it's not 100% full time position right away. There is a lot of volunteer options can bring you to that to that point of, you know, full career position. As I'm as I'm listening to you say that last part with the volunteers. Yes, one of the things I'm wondering is is and so I'm going to probably ask a question here in the form of a statement but we're probably looking for his diverse a pool of people to do this work as possible I would guess right I mean, given the nature of the topic for victims. So help, I guess fill me in on that. Yeah, I mean, I can just give you information about when we when I do the 40 hour trainings we have. People from everywhere that join these trainings and it can't it might be that they're at their position of their career is asking them to do training, but they could just be curious about domestic violence and we get people from all over. You know, there are in these that are attending the trainings and you know, just wanting to get the information and you know maybe some people might not use it in their in their day to day lives. But it is always good to have it and it looks really good on your resume because you you might think that domestic violence is just, you know, if you're working in a DV agency but if you go if you Google domestic violence on like a career job hosting it will pull a ton of different positions that are available if you have some sort of information and education on it. That's really interesting to so going through the training could help you in ways you couldn't even anticipate even if you decide no I'm not going to use this specifically so that's a great point. You've I think you've really already answered this combined set of questions and to me the answers are pretty obvious incredibly important and totally wonderful but I'm going to ask them just to make sure it's super clear for anybody watching. Tell us why you love your job and how it has a positive impact on the world. Well, I think that the position that I have now is I do a lot of prevention and education and I, I know personally that that is going to give somebody either, you know, a topic that they hear that that's that is this a warning sign for them or that they hear something is a trigger that they know that they can either contact myself or somebody in the field of domestic violence. And I know that that's making impact because for maybe they wouldn't have that that comfort ability to do those make those phone calls and make those you know text messages on our hotline or 24 hotline calls. I think that how I could say I love my job is because it makes me a better person. Everybody says like oh, you're going through a hard time but somebody has something that's worse. It literally somebody has this having a worse day than I am and it just makes me sit back and realize, you know, everybody's life is different. Everybody's going through something very different than what you're going through and it just makes me humble. I mean, working with victims that are disabled has been the most humble thing in my life and it was the IOP. And after doing it, like 13 years prior to I thought I saw everything. I have not and I still haven't. And I think that's what makes me excited about domestic violence, which is a great thing to say. But it makes me excited because we are working with those different professors and other programs at the stage. Better, because domestic violence, better the laws that come. Making sure that things are accessible to different steps. Making sure that everybody has the ability to have our services. And I think that that means the love that I do because we are striving and we are. That really makes us a better person. Well, Audrey, I want to thank you so much for your time today. You're doing amazing work that makes our bigger community a much better place. And I have no doubt that you've made a real difference in the lives of countless people and continue to do that today and tomorrow. So thank you for joining us and sharing that with all of anybody who's watching this. For those of you who are watching this, this is part of our career pathways, virtual trailhead series. You can always subscribe to our Illinois P20 Network YouTube channel for more episodes and a wide wide range of careers. And check out more details about these on our blog as well. If you have suggestions for someone that you think would make a great guest or a position, a career and occupation that you would like to see us highlight. Let us know on Twitter at P20 Network. That's P20 Network. Audrey, thanks again and thank you to everybody for watching. Thank you very much.


The next carbon fiber plate is here in this box. We're gonna open it up Later lay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry for the suspense doing today's run in the Nike Vemero 14 Today's an easy day a recovery day doesn't make sense to lace up in a carbon fiber shoe So we're gonna hold off on that stay tuned. Come on YouTube. Come on All right Seven and a half miles in the book seven and a half miles good run squeezing it in during nap time. We did it is anybody else Struggling a little bit with tightness or I don't want to call it pain But tightness on the bottom of your feet on the outside when you wear the Nike Vemero 14 I just gonna be I always want to be transparent and clear with you guys I'm struggling with the Vemero 14's right now for the last two or three runs Whenever it takes my feet like three or four miles to warm up to the shoe and Toward the end of the run. I felt good today But in the beginning like it just feels really really tight on the bottom of my foot on the outside of the foot Anyway, just putting it out there as a discussion starter. Okay Back to I forgot one point yesterday. We talked about doubling remember that yesterday So I forgot I forgot to mention a very very important point You can build your aerobic engine by doubling by running twice a day not every day But you can do that to increase your volume You can build that v8 engine However, I have not heard a lot of people talk about What happens if you build a v8 engine inside of you your aerobic engine? But then it turns out you've got two flat tires on your car that v8 engine is gonna be pretty worthless Pretty worthless, and I've seen it over especially especially in the ultra-running world. There's Over training syndrome OTS. It's called and it's more prevalent. I'm sure it's prevalent in the marathon world as well But in the ultra-running world Professional elite runners can really fall into this OTS this overtraining syndrome So where basically they feel like they need to be running Hundreds of miles like we're talking hundreds and hundreds of miles a month like a lot of running too much running and so anyway I just throw that out there Be careful you can double you can increase your volume But don't make sure you don't have two flat tires at the starting line Meaning your legs are shot to you know what shot to you know what where they just cannot turn over No push-off know nothing because you are Overtrained and you got flat tires. All right soon soon ladies and gentlemen first a little dinner time I almost forgot before dinner the shoeboxes in the studio are not staying on the wall No more sticky dots Time for some nails time for some nails We're secure now. We're secure now. All right now. It's time for dinner I'm sorry What a king I love forest And I Here we go. Here we go. All right. Here's the box. We're gonna get to that in one minute one minute First of all three quick points grilled cheese and tomato soup. Does it get better than that? I submit that it does not it does not ladies and gentlemen point number two Did you know youtube that we just survived we just survived the most Difficult time of the year to produce to film to edit and to publish a daily vlog for all of you why? The sunlight Finally the days have you noticed where you live the days are getting longer now if you're in the southern hemisphere I guess the days are getting shorter but up here in the northern hemisphere I could not be more excited because as a videographer It's all about using the light to your advantage. And so anyway, I just noticed tonight like oh my goodness It's 6 p.m. And I can still see a teeny tiny bit of light out there. All right end point number three. Here we go Pulling up strava. I don't know how often I'm gonna do this But of course I am blown away by the demore global running group and let's just look here So 500 and 66 runners right now Since we started since we started which I think was like five days ago Together we have all run. How many miles? All right. Can you take a guess? 8,038 miles collectively we have run. Oh my goodness This is amazing. So anyway, I am blown away. Thank you for joining up demore global running It's it's it's inspiring already and I haven't even really dug into all of first of all Everyone that's joined and like I'm trying to comment and like as many of the runs as possible But just give it time. It's only gonna get better. So thank you to the 565 runners who have joined up. It's amazing. Okay Now's the time now's the time I have my trusty knife here that my buddy from high school made it's made out of an elk antler In buna vista. We used to go chase the elk, you know hunt them down. We done good. We done good Thank you, Blake. Let's use this knife to open up the box. All right guys. This is it the second carbon fiber plate Running shoe racing shoe that I have ever owned and I think tomorrow I'm going to give you a rundown on the history of the carbon fiber plates In running shoes like when did it start? Who was the first running shoe company to put a carbon fiber plate into their shoes? It's probably probably not who you expect and as many of you know the vapor fly 4% flying it Completely shook up the running shoe market in 2018. We're talking it was like a it was like a media frenzy Like this shoe was all over the place all over the news Many many of the major marathon winners were in this shoe in 2018 Um, and it's it's being used in 5k races all the way up to the marathon However, did you notice uh, somebody pointed out to me that the houston Marathon winner in june in january. So a couple weeks ago. He was in in he was in an adidas shoe Uh, it was the adidas not the boston the adidas Adios, I think the adidas adios 3. Oh, I forget exactly, but it was an adidas shoe It was not this shoe. So it's gonna be interesting to see how the carbon fiber plate Is introduced into different running landscapes in 2019. All right, and guess what? This is this is the beginning this it's happening right behind me in that box. Shall we do this? Shall we do this youtube? All right, here we go My goodness, who's it gonna be? Who's it gonna be?  All right. I am opening this box for the first time with you right now I've never held this shoe in my hands ever before. Are you ready? I'm not looking yet. I'm not looking yet Oh, it's green. Hello. Oh my my oh my my Oh my my I always like to take the cardboard out as quick as possible tip of the day So you get that initial weight feel All right, I'm just gonna hold the shoe for like 30 seconds real quick I just got absorbent. It's the first time I've ever held the hoka evo carbon rocket That's right. That's the name of the shoe the hoka evo carbon rocket start the 30 seconds There you go.  I'm gonna take this out for yes a 12 mile. Actually, no a 13 mile run tomorrow That's what's in my schedule.  Oh gosh Interesting interesting and that's right. The keyword is rocket tonight. That's right rocket for the hoka evo carbon rocket I can't resist. I can't resist. I have to give you one first impression Very Stiff and it's so tempting right now to put this carbon rocket on the scale to weigh it But I'm gonna resist we're gonna do that tomorrow come back tomorrow. And yes, we'll get you a Initial comparison to the vapor fly 4% and that question of the day. All right I don't want to get into a debate about carbon fiber plates right now However, I'm actually very excited to have that conversation with all of you Just all about carbon fiber plates being in running shoes So stay tuned for that vlog maybe in the next seven to ten days. We'll see But instead I'd love to hear and this goes out to all of the running shoe fans and geeks out there I'd love to hear your opinions and just pause and think about it for one minute You've seen the nike revolution now Hoka is getting in on the game with carbon fiber plates Pull out your crystal ball. Where do you foresee? Carbon fiber plates being in the neck like where where is the carbon fiber plate going to be in 12 To 18 or 12 to 24 months from now Whether you want to make predictions about other companies other models of shoes that might incorporate carbon fiber plates or Maybe you think there will be a Retraction like a drawback from carbon fiber plates in the future. I don't know. All right, so pull think think ahead This is like this is where the the investor comes out in all of you like where would you put your money on carbon fiber plates? Moving forward. All right. Thank you for answering. I know that's kind of a very niche question for today But I appreciate it come back tomorrow for my first impressions of the hoka Evo Carbon rocket.  I'm gonna do I'm gonna do a good solid 13 miles tomorrow And this guy is gonna be on my feet for it.  Don't worry. But um, I'm excited. Thanks for being here The next carbon fiber plate is now on the menu ladies and gentlemen. It is now On the menu. All right seek beauty work hard And love each other. Oh, yeah, I'll get you the specs to tomorrow get you the specs to tomorrow


Hello everybody! In today's video, we'll be talking about the era critical process died which you may face when booting a Windows operating system, why it happens and how to fix it. In our channel and blog you will find solutions to any problem, from installing an operating system or configuring it to fixing possible bugs and errors or optimizing mobile gadgets. Our specialists will answer any questions you ask in your comments under the videos or articles. Working with a Windows operating system, all of us users have to face various errors from time to time. While we can bear with most software errors, though some of them can be really disappointing, but encountering system errors may have grave consequences. This particular system error that we are discussing today may strike your computer out of the blue and at the most in a proper moment. So in this video, we will try to examine possible causes of this error and find a cure for it in Windows 10, 7 and 8. When this error occurs, you will see a blue screen saying your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. All processes are closed and the computer starts. If this error is occurring, working with such a computer becomes almost impossible as it can restart on its own almost at any time. With things going from bad to worse, this error may prevent the computer from booting the operating system and after another restart, you will see the same blue screen again. For starters, let's have a look at when it may occur. Most of the time, it is caused by a driver failure. For example, when the operating system tries to use drivers from Windows Update, but hardware operates normally only with original drivers from the manufacturer. Another cause is drivers that start working in the wrong way because for some reason they were damaged or come into conflict with the current version of the operating system. In addition to driver issues, the error-critical process died may occur due to a virus attack after cleaning the computer and the system registry from junk files or when the system files were damaged. Now that we know the things behind this error, let's see how to fix it. First of all, let's examine an optimistic scenario of eliminating the problem when you were lucky enough and the operating system booted successfully after the restart. And if the operating system can't boot, try booting in safe mode. By the way, you can visit our channel to watch a special video tutorial about it by checking the link below. Let's fix the error when Windows boots successfully after the restart. The first thing I'd recommend is to view saved memory dumps that the operating system creates when faced with critical errors. Sometimes this option can be disabled, so go to control panel, system, click advanced system settings on the left, switch to the tab advanced and open startup and recovery settings. Here are the settings that enable memory dumps. In the suction system failure, the boxes should be checked for write an event to the system log and automatically restart. A little below, in the dump file part, the box for override an existing file should be checked too. Also, the system folder containing the dump file and the filename should be specified. If you are in for a more detailed analysis, there is a free utility called BlueScreenView and I will leave the corresponding link below this video. It's so simple that even device users can handle it properly. Run the utility and view recent errors to see the actual offenders. In the lower part of the programs window, the lines in red will tell you what drivers failed and triggered this nasty error. To learn more about the troubled files having the sys extension, use an internet search to find out what drivers are represented by specific sys files. An important note. Another tool you may find useful is WhoCrashed, a free utility capable of giving you the exact name of the driver that triggered the error. As soon as you find out what driver caused the problem, go to the official website of your hardware manufacturer to download the latest version of the software to replace the version currently used by your computer. If this error occurred after you updated a driver, you can always roll it back to the previous version. Open the Device Manager, right-click on a specific device, choose Properties, Driver, Rollback Driver. In Device Manager, you can also try to disable the troubled hardware, unless it's critical for your work. If you reinstall drivers, but the error critical process died and blue screens of death keep bothering you, follow these steps. Reinstall drivers for main hardware elements of your computer. If this problem occurs in a laptop, this step looks quite easy. Just download all the necessary drivers from the laptop manufacturer's website. However, when the critical process died error hits a desktop PC, you'll have to find drivers to your motherboard, graphics card, processor and so on, and this might involve visiting several websites. We strongly advise you against using special tools that claim to install all drivers in a minute. Please don't. If there are any restore points available, recover the computer's condition on a date when you did not see this error. Put our channel for a detailed video tutorial about it and you can find the link. Another thing to be done is to check integrity of the system files. Use the standard tools specially designed for this purpose. Launch the command prompt as administrator and run the command sfc scan now. Check your PC for viruses. I recommend watching a good video about it in our channel to get things done quickly and efficiently. Restoring the registry is also a good idea. And it becomes especially relevant if you made any changes there or tried to clean the registry with specialized junk cleaners. Once again, in our channel you can find a special video about it, just check the link in the description. If nothing helps, try resetting the operating system. You can do it from the recovery environment by choosing troubleshoot, reset your PC. To learn more, just click the link below. If none of the tricks work, try to remember what you did to the computer before the error critical process died occurred. For example, it can even be triggered by connecting some USB peripherals. If does the case, try unplugging the USB device and removing the drivers which the operating system has installed for it automatically. Now, let's find out what to do if you couldn't boot the operating system and all you can see is a notorious blue screen of death. If you can't boot the computer in safe mode and use special boot options, there is one more thing to try. You will need a bootable USB drive containing an operating system. If a series of failed boot-in attempts and in a recovery environment menu on your screen, there is no need to create a bootable USB drive or disk. You can use recovery tools from this menu including System Restore in the section Advanced Options. Check the link below to find out how to create a bootable USB drive for Windows. Here is an important piece of advice. The bitness of the operating system inside USB drive should be the same as the bitness of the operating system currently installed on your computer. When the boot menu appears, click Next in the first window of the installation wizard and repair your computer in the second window – in the lower left corner. You will see the short list of possible actions. First of all, try recovering the operating system with Restore Points. For this purpose, open Advanced Options and select the corresponding item. The second step could be using the Command Prompt to check file integrity with the Command SFC Scan Now. Another thing you can do with the help of the Command Prompt is to restore the registry. If nothing helps, then the only way out is to reinstall the operating system. And that is all for now. I hope this video was useful for you. Remember to click the Like button and subscribe to our channel. Hit the bell icon to receive notifications and never miss new videos. Leave comments to ask questions. Thank you for watching. Good luck.