I told my dad that I was going to take a course in cosmology, and he was like, what are you going to do with that? That's not a useful thing to do. What do you wish you had known about your career when you were my age? I wish a lot of things. It's a constant obsession. My daughter said that it was amazing that somebody was going to be interviewing me as their future self, and then she pointed out that it may be that you turn out to be way cooler than me. It's fascinating how much there is out there that we don't know. Every now and then I stop and sort of marvel at the immensity of the scales that we deal with. Hello, my name is Abby. I'm studying PHB science, and I would like to be an astrophysicist when I'm older. My name is Naomi McLeod Griffiths, and I am a professor of astrophysics at A&U. Today I'm going to be interviewing my future self, Naomi, the astrophysicist. At a dinner party, how do you explain what you do? So I usually say I'm an astrophysicist and then people stop talking to me, and so then I try to back up a little bit, and I say that I study our own galaxy and try to understand the structure of it and how it works. What did you think your job was going to be like compared to what it actually is? That's a good question. I think I thought my job would be doing a lot of mathematics and a lot of writing equations out, and instead it's doing a lot of programming and a lot of things on the computer. Do you do much maths in your job? I do, but very sporadically, so just enough time in between then I have to go back and remember it all, but then it comes back. What did you want to do as a career when you were my age? Yeah, I became interested in doing astrophysics probably around my second or third year, so are we in the right ballpark there? Yeah, I'm going in second year. Yep. I told my dad that I was going to take a course in cosmology, and he was like, what are you going to do with that? That's not a useful thing to do. I thought I have no idea what I'm going to do with that, but I like it. So I didn't actually have a career plan. I just thought I'd study and enjoy what I was learning. What do you wish you had known about your career when you were my age? I wish a lot of things. I wish that I had known how non-stop it is, so it's a constant obsession to be involved in research. You're always chasing a question that you want an answer to, and it's very hard to sort of stop and put it aside and just carry on doing other things. I don't think that would have changed anything, but I think it would have sort of mentally prepared me for what is sort of like getting on a treadmill when you get on to this career and you just keep going forever.  Yes. I'd say probably a few. When I was a student, I was the only woman in my physics major. I used to refer to the ladies toilet as my office. There was a sofa in there. There was never anybody else there. It was very pleasant. It was a great place to get away from things, but that also was fairly isolating to be the only woman at that time. So that was a bit of a barrier.  It was just stumbling blocks along the way. Yeah. Okay. And do you think the difference in genders in physics careers is kind of changing? It's changed enormously since I did my PhD a little over 20 years ago, and since then the number of women in PhD programs worldwide in most countries has become almost 50-50. So that's a huge change. It's got to filter its way up through the faculty. There still aren't very many of us at the professorial level, but certainly at the younger levels it's much, much more balanced now, and that's great to see. What amazes you most about astrophysics? The scale.  And the fact that we deal with things that are so big, we talk about timescales that are in billions of years. We talk about something that happened really quickly as being something that happened on a, you know, a few million-year timescale. That's a fast thing. The fact that we're talking about distances, I study the Milky Way and it's close, and I study things that are, you know, 25,000, 75,000 light years away, and that's just a blink of an eye in the astronomical scale. I think that's just every now and then I stop and sort of marvel at the immensity of the scales that we deal with. Based off of the, I mean, you asked me a lot of questions about sort of what I do and how my career works.  Well, I like the sound of the diversity of the work you do, so all the communication, like using computers, talking to students, I guess I thought it would just be a lot of heavy calculations. So it's nice to know that there's a lot of different things you can do and just looking at the sky sounds so amazing. It's fascinating how much there is out there that we don't know, how you can just choose your own direction, what you want to learn. My daughter said that it was amazing that somebody was going to be interviewing me as their future self and then she pointed out that it may be that you turn out to be way cooler than me. So what happens if you become like a million times more successful than me? I'll make sure to tell everyone that it was you who inspired me.


Last week, Mozilla published a great article talking in great depth about the privacy nightmare that cars are nowadays.  That sounds like such a dystopic scenario that hundreds of articles and videos have been published with this title. Car makers know when you have sex. Even Luis Rosman made a video about it. That's how you pronounce his name, right? So there's a little issue here, though.  And Mozilla knows it. So let's give some context. This entire discussion as far as the Mozilla article is concerned is about two car manufacturers, Kia and Nissan. The latter has a particularly clear privacy policy page and that's the one that gets quoted most often.  Even worse, they say that they might disclose this information to business partners. But let's not panic yet. The context that's missing is in the third column. How will this data be collected? The answer is only, and I repeat only, in a conversation with a Nissan employee. Wait what? Well, keep in mind that this policy is about collecting all the data from any possible Nissan operation, both for users like us and also Nissan contractors. Sure, this webpage talks about the data collected by Nissan cars, but also data collected from website usage, such as name, surname, address. Nissan does disclose very clearly that the car indeed collects data about you through Nissan Connect functionality. In fact, there's an entire section about it and includes everything that you would be expecting from a data hungry company, position, velocity, driving habits and so on. However, this section does not include ethnicity, sexual orientation or activity or intelligence and so on. This is because the car does not collect this information. Instead, in a different section of that page, we have everything that can be collected by a direct contact with Nissan employee. Now, I can only speculate on the exact reason behind this data collection policy, which is still weird, and I would probably be wrong, but do allow me to speculate. What if phone calls to Nissan client support are recorded? If that's the case, then people might mention and prompted some of their personal data. It might be as easy as, oh my boyfriend encountered this problem with the car and boom, Nissan has a recording of you disclosing your sexual orientation, which is legally nasty. So they have a couple of options in this speculation of mine. Either they create a system to delete any recording that has any personal information in them, which I assume would be fairly complex and prone to error, or simply they'll make you agree in advance that everything you share with a Nissan employee, Nissan will keep a record about it. This would also explain why they say that the information might be disclosed to business partners. It is not unusual for big companies to outsource some of the client support wobbly stuff to external companies, or they might want to share the recordings of the support calls with external companies again for who knows what reasons, like outsourcing client service quality assurance, I don't know. Either way, some business partner might also get access to your voice saying my boyfriend, so that's what they state in the privacy policy. And yes, it's all speculation, but I think it's at least a reasonable speculation. So remember that sexual orientation and activity is a very sensitive kind of info, I don't think I do remind you of that. And there are laws specifically protecting those.  So they just list every single low protected personal topic in that section. But all of that is not about what the car collects about you. It's only only about what you decide to tell Nissan employees. And yet this feels scary. So firstly, saying that the car does not collect collect sexual activity, but it only collects, you know, driving habits, you shouldn't be collecting that right. And yeah, I don't like the idea of being recorded when contacting Nissan employees either nor do I like the idea of Nissan lacking a reliable system to not collect my sensitive info in the first place, even if it's me mentioning them. This whole thing, even when debunked, is just sketchy, which brings me back to Mozilla. Everything they claim in their article is factually correct as they phrased, but to actually know what's going on, you have to click on a link and then click on another link and then actually read the entire Nissan policy and then only then you can draw your own conclusions. Nowhere does Mozilla mention anything of what I've just said. Quite the opposite, everything is phrased in such a way that it seems like your car knows when you have sex, intentionally is letting. Luis Rosman does the same and honestly it's disgusting to see him doing this. He starts recording the video, talks about the sexual activity stuff, quickly notices about the only through direct contact with Nissan employee, midway through the video, stares confused at it for half a second, pronounces it and then start providing factually incorrect information completely ignoring that. So the video is false and it's misleading. And yet, and yet obviously, I agree with the goal of both Mozilla and Rosman. I want privacy, I want Nissan to do better. I think that the situation with privacy in cars is just a mess, but we cannot achieve it by spreading factually incorrect information and in fact just lies. There is no need to. The reality is already as horrible as it is now. I will admit I'm slightly disappointed at Mozilla, but even more I'm terribly disappointed at Rosman. Like he's the type of person that can just, you know, wake up, see the Mozilla news, quickly go through it to identify the main points, start recording, post the video and receive 400,000 views. I wish I could poll those numbers off this easily, but I can't. That kind of audience comes with responsibilities and when you purposefully mislead your audience sharing factually incorrect information just to make a point, regardless of how good that point is, if that happens, you're not upholding those responsibilities. You're letting your viewers down. I watched your video and you let me down.  The Guardian talked about it and sure, maybe none of them would have covered to talk about how car collects your driving habits, even though that would have been a much more realistic threat to our privacy. You all did a great job, you made a point, but this is not how I do things and it's not how I want to do things. It's actually the second time I got through a Rosman video and then I actually fact-checked everything and the video just turns out to be very superficial or worst case incorrect. The first time was about the web integrity video. I analyzed all the information given by the project to the best of my abilities and I'm proud of that. My impression is that Rosman was just picking some sentences and extrapolating a very superficial analysis with very little preparation before recording. To my viewers, I can just say you all should watch his videos because they're good, but don't trust them. Fact-check everything. You cannot be trusted, but of course you shouldn't trust me either. So, last paragraph. This video, three months ago, would have never happened because this video required a one hour of research in comparing sources to realize that Mozilla was lying, to one hour of writing the script, which I'm reading right now. This allows to have closed captions, subtitles that are accurate for accessibility purposes and an entire blog post with all the same content as this channel, if you don't like videos, you know. Three, half an hour of setting up the studio and recording. D, an editor, which I don't know, editor, write down how much time he spent writing, editing the video, sorry. Finally, he publishing the video and doing the blog post and doing the thumbnail and blah blah blah. This is a short video, which will most likely perform really bad because it's not about clean or Linux. Three months ago, I would have never done something like this and yet, here I am. What changed you did? I received an overwhelming amount of donations, which allowed me to contract an editor and even pay people to write scripts. You can see the whole team here. You've got GNOME contributors, distribution engineering leaders and so on. If you want me to continue doing videos and if you want all of these people to receive a paycheck, to spend their time contributing to the channel and carry your GNOME or whatever, I need this big floating progress bar to reach 100% before the end of the month. Yeah, it's basically impossible, which is going to make it a bit hard for me to do some things, but don't worry, any help is appreciated, even a small donation goes a long way and only thanks to those 100, 400 at least small donations. Thank you, thank you, thank you.


Hello guys, I've been away for a little bit. Uh oh. I haven't been away for a little bit. But now I'm back. We're going to another. I know they miss me. Hold on, let me show my face. We're going to another. Hey y'all, I know it's been some years. We're going to the Goodwill. Uh oh. That's enough, that's enough. We're going to the Goodwill. Okay, hold on. Let me tell them. Hold on, let me hold the camera. Hey y'all, I know it's been a long time. I'm the real reason. It's the backlighting. So as you know, we're going to the thrift one more time. We're trying to see what we can find today. What is going on? I feel like it don't ever cease to not stink in a Goodwill. I'm going to try my best to dig and look for something. Guys, that was it. Oh, watch me run into this car. It's back. With what? I don't know. With the pandemic. What? In hand. This is only the one stop we have to go. Brianna needed actually, Brianna just needed a black dress. That's the only reason we came out. Y'all, I was successful. I was successful today. Yeah, they saw Brigham found some more. I guess I found the jeans, but Brigham found some nice jeans. Oh, Brianna, show me your dress. You want to show me your dress? We came here for Brianna to find a dress for one of my sisters. I guess my only other sisters. You can't say that. Oh, you can't talk about that? What you bought the dress for? You can't? Just a ceremony. A ceremony that my other sisters are doing. So that's how we came here, but I thought why not try to find something for myself. And it's actually been a long time since I've found any clothing at Goodwill because I always just look for fabric now. But those pants are really nice. I do have to take them in. So maybe this will be also a thrift flip combination as well because they do look big and like you can't try things on because of the pandemic right now. So I'll have to just try them on and then take them to the studio. Hello, guys. It's a few days later and I'm at the studio. So originally I was going to do a thrift flip for the pants that I found at the thrift store with my brother and sister. But I washed and dried them this morning and they fit, which is so awesome. I actually really do like them. I might bring them up a little higher so you can see my little boots but not today because I have to do some work for my job. So that's the real reason why I'm here to sew some stuff. A lot has changed since I've last seen you guys on the tube. It's been like two months I think. But I have a new job where I help out a lovely lady sew up leather goods. It's pretty awesome. I really do enjoy it. So that's what I'm working on today. But I wanted to show you guys the pants and basically had wear. I mean literally I look like a pirate today. But that is fine because I got my little boots back. If you didn't know I've had these boots for a while and I had to throw them away recently because... Oh you can't even see it. Oh my God. I'm trying to show you guys the little Harley Davidson logo. Oh my God. There we go. I'm trying to show you guys the little Harley Davidson logo in the aluminum. I had to throw them away because I broke them when I was in New York and when I moved back home with my brother and my sister I just tossed them during the move out process because there's no way I'm going to get these fixed. And I found them on eBay recently and bought them again and this time in my right size which is awesome because my last pair were like a half size too small. Basically I'm excited to be producing content for you guys again. I'm actually working on the next video as we speak in my mind, not physically. But stay tuned to all the new subscribers. I feel like we gained like 2,000 during my little sabbatical away. Hello. Nice to meet you. So glad you're here. Can't wait to film more videos for you guys. And actually too, I'm going to be incorporating a few other things that keep me happily dressed like Tarot and also photography because before I sewed I did photography and I really enjoyed it so I think I'm going to just do like a mixture of that on this channel because this channel is a representation of who I am and I'm dynamic so this channel will be dynamic. But I hope you guys stick around and I'll see you guys in my next video. See you guys later.


Welcome to the knuckleheads of Liberty. The thing that I wanted to call your attention to too, Aaron, is the absolute hypocrisy that's going on amongst these people too. I mean, these are New York City council members. And you see, they're all having a great time out here. And I noticed Teepe doesn't have the official PPE. I noticed she doesn't have the official PPE. I noticed she doesn't have it. But actually, if you look really carefully in the background, you can see the one worker actually has to do it. But all of the shepherds who are telling all the sheep to wear those masks, they don't seem to think it's not important themselves. And this has been happening the entire pandemic. That's what's crazy. Like this didn't just start happening. This has been happening, especially in these blue states, this entire time. They've been pushing like, oh, this is what you have to do. And if you care about your family, if you care about your fellow citizens, you'll make the sacrifices. Like people were literally not allowed to bury their loved ones. Meanwhile, they're just, they're partying. Like, I know you'll know about Newsom with the French Laundry, even just this weekend with Magic Johnson. And you've got these council members over here in New York. You've got a bunch of politicians in these blue states who are like claiming that it's a moral imperative that you do all of these extra things, aren't actually doing them themselves. And it's mind-boggling that the people are still listening to that. Yeah, and with Governor Newsom, that was at the NFC Championship Game in Los Angeles. New Stadium, an indoor stadium, by the way. I've got, you know, wearing those masks, or not wearing those masks, actually. So, yeah, clearly they believe in what they're talking about. That's the message. Yeah, but the larger issue is here that our central planners, there seem to be no accountability for them when they break the rules. Now, when we break the rules, we have to face the consequences of that. But the central planners never seem to. Gavin Newsom, he don't care. Yeah. London Breed of San Francisco, she don't care. And on and on, the list goes of people, Nancy Pelosi, all of these people can break the rules, no consequences, but when we do, we have to face the consequences. Well, Leon, they have great excuses, though.  There's an old saying, the wolf doesn't care about the opinion of the sheep. And I think that's what these wolves are displaying right here. Absolutely. Thank you for listening to the Knuckleheads of Liberty podcast. Find us on Facebook, Rumble, YouTube, your favorite podcast network, and at knuckleheadsofliberty.com.


itts to 25. 21 of 25. Aiden Hutchinson. Where is that call? It's purple, Devin White to 125. Silver T-Law. Red T-Law to 199. Time Tours and Mike Williams hot row. Pink, TJ Hawkinson. Putnam to 199. No, I've not eaten there, but it sounds good. Wildcard points ran into all at the end. Lucine Silver Rookie. Okay, I will for sure. That sounds good. Mike Williams, where are they known for? 221.25. Silver Camaro. Silver Camaro. Not necessarily. Zemir White, 6 of 25. Nice one there, three-color patch for the Raiders. Zemir White, Brandon Iacke on the color burst. One per box. Davis Mills to 175. Silver Joe Burrow. Pink, Jordan Davis. 2199. Silver Carson Wentz. Sam Howler. Brisket Burger and their in-house mac and cheese. 250. It would be, if we had that here right now, it would be a bad day to be one of those. Bad day. Be a brisket burger for in-house mac and cheese. Be a bad day. There's a Trevor Lawrence contours to 150. Christian Watson Silver. A lot of game left though, Donnie. A lot of game left. I'm watching Bobon like he was losing. George Pickens, 10 out of 25. Nice one there for the Steelers. Congrats on that. Hitzberg, Silver Michael Thomas. Thank you there, Jennifer. Just literally bought every spot in transcendent number six.  Swear to God. There are 53 of them. Holy cow, Jennifer, thank you. That's awesome. That's insane. All right, let's see what we got now. Thank you, thank you, thank you. 22 illusions. Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh. Are we gonna hear it? Are we gonna hear it?  Get out of here now. Hurry. Take your PS5 controller down. Yes, definitely put the PS5 controller down, Bon. I'm not believable. Thank you, Jennifer. Appreciate it so much. That's Garrett Wilson to 175. And Mystique Tyrion Davis Price to 199. Johan Dotson. Like, I saw the order. I was like, wait a second. More points, jeez. Resol, we've got a 400 points. CD Land, got Wondale Robinson. Nice little two-color patch there. 65 of 75. Drake London, amazing. Blomar to 499. And Mystique Jamison Williams. Jalen Hertz to 299. Mystique, Kenneth Walker. Got ourselves 25 of 35. Is a Mystique, David Bellotto. Nice one there for the Browns. Congrats, Browns. Very nice. Trayvon Walker. Instant Impact, rookie jersey card. Operations detonation. What the hell, dude? There's Trevor Lawrence to 299. Sauce Gardner Mystique. Where is it? There's been two boxes now. We haven't hit one. You're not going to get it. You're just not going to get it, man. It doesn't want to be called. DeAndre Swift to 399. Kyle Hamilton to 299. All right, Chad. Let's see if we'll be saved. Yeah, we are saved, unfortunately. Uh, Luginists is Alvin Kamar. We've got... Ooh, Eris Sanders. Four of five. Wow. Going to the Lions. Mark N. Congrats, buddy. Sweet hit there, dude. That is player-worn Barry. That's two boxes now. Drake London. That's two boxes. I've ripped with no Funkadelic. I'm pissed. All right. What do we got next? 22 Mosaic Choice. Mosaic Choice? 22 Mosaic Choice. Nice. Very nice. Donald. Love It's Not Your Choice. What is it? Ries Hall. Exclusive. Chris Alodecon. Exclusive. Silver Brad Johnson. Evan Neal. Mosaic. Got Otto. Is Justin Herbert. Wow. Going to the Chargers. Eric P. Congrats, my friend. Nice Herbie coming your way. You got that one magged as well. That is awesome. That's a back big hitters right there. K-Bon Tibbado to 80. We've got a Devon Singletary to 80. And we've got a Rashad Penny too. You guessed it. All right. 21 Mosaic Choice. Thanks for the sub there, Courtney. 21 Mosaic Choice Aroni. See something crazy, dude. What's your definition of crazy? What's going to be in this right here? There's a peacock on the back. Got a Frank Darby to 80. Davis Mills. Exclusive rookie. Silver Ben Rottlesberger. Jared Goff. It's going to be a redemption. Justin Fields. Rookie Autograph Mosaic Choice Fusion. Red and Yellow. Going to the Bears. Clint S. The Bears. Wow. Back to back to back. Boxes with big hits. Let's go. Congratulations. Going to the Bears. Let's go. Don't have the time for all these mags. Jonathan Taylor to 80. Stefan Gilmore to 80. And John Elway on the peacock. Going to the Broncos. Greg M. Seven hours of commercial free football. 22. Well, we did a Paul Scott Henson. You didn't pull Scott Anton. Got him. 22. I had a break, so no, I didn't. Got him. Got him. There's got to be some fire still left in this break. Silver CD Land. There's an AJ Brown. Purple Power to 49. Yeah. Andrew Booth. Snoop Conner. Anaji Harris. Blue Ice to 99. And a Blue Wave. Jameson Williams on the color match. 2199. Malik Willis Rookie. Jeremy Rocker. Silver Kenneth Walker. Green Scope. Keenan Allen. Nice one there. 275. This guy's going mad crazy over here. Alashair and Ritter. Don't look at me, dude. Toast on the cards. Yeah. Okay. Let's see you. Let's see you read names looking at me. See how big you are. Red Wave. Rich Gannon. Greg Dualsich. And Arnoldo Vekite. Silver Mike Williams. Addis Fletcher Cox to 99. James Cook and Kyle Hamilton. Silver Jeremy Rocker. Remind me to tell you what I'm giggling at. There's a 199. Kobe Myers I just thought of, but I can't say it. Sauce Gardner. Nick Vanuet. I can't say it on stream. Not again, dude. Come on. 600 points. My name's all at the end. You brought them. Sorry. AJ Dillon to 249. Kobe Dean and Kyle Phillips. It's just it's always in such an awkward spot. Silver Trish and Worf's that like I can't go through it and then like I have to like flip it over and do all this. And it's a lot of work, a lot of work, dude. It really is. Yeah, a lot of work. Silver All Out Pittman. Desmond Ritter Orange to 249. Nice. For the Falcons. Montrell Washington and Christian Watson.  You'll have a bit of a chill. Mark Eastbrown to 225. He's a wild. Happy birthday, Donny. Oh, thank you. And the big, big three today. Yeah. fireworks. Devon Diggs. Navy Camo is Devon Drake Campbell to 25. 21 of 25 going to the Packers. He's nasty. Wondale Robinson, Trent McDuffie. They kind of got him out of nowhere and you just like had an all pro season. Why not? Right. Montrell Washington to 225. George Pickens Rookie. And boy, Moffay. Last pack here, everybody. Purple Power Auto. It looks like a boy. Silver, Khalil Herbert. We've got Fadarian Mathis. 33 out of 49. Purple Power Auto for the Commanders. Nice one there. Tyler Gordy and Rashad White. Yeah. You got a Thomas the Tank Engine cake. 22 honors, right? Dude, I would take a Thomas the Tank. Fair. I would take any cake right now.  Doesn't matter what it is. Bad time to be a cake. Bad time to be a cake. Very bad time. All right, honors hobby everybody. See what we got in here. He'll enjoy one of these. Kind of. Russell Wilson to 99. You'll like one of these cards. Green is Aaron Rodgers. 24 out of 25. We've got our buyback. It's going to be a Miles Sanders. Nice one there. Three of three. Signed on a absolute from 2019. So that's a rookie. Yes, it is. Nice one there. And a Desmond Ritter. Nice auto there for the Falcons. 22 out of 49. Very nice. Congrats Falcons. All right, 22 I'm at hobby. He's not an evil anymore. But I would like to have a rookie. Auto of some sort, yeah. Yeah. Could be the cheapest one I've found. Here we go. Debo, 22 of 99. David Montgomery, 4 of 49. 9 of 10. Carl Mecklenburg. That's sick. Four of the Broncos. 9 of 10. Don't know that. Cool one behind it too. It's going to the Cowboys. 42 of 49. Russell Maryland. Nice one there. Congrats on that. Dallas, Edward P. Russell Maryland. We've got ourselves a John Matchy the third. 19 out of 40. 19 out of 49. For the Texans. Oh yeah, definitely. And nice one here. That is 17 of 99. Christian Watson. Two colored RPA. That's on that green bay. Picking up the Watson RPA. I'm act total. I was waiting for you to be like, oh, okay, I understand now. But now I know who you are. I'm sorry, I'm losing it over there. I'm like, what is this guy doing? It's not functioning. Yeah, this guy's glitching out over here. It's like the OBS video. That's what's happening to you over there. Please, dude. Oh, nice. I know that's going to be nasty. The one on the bottom. Okay, so. Josh Allen. That is one of 23. Nice one there for the Bills. Sick one here. That is three of five. Trey McBride. I'm the Nike swoosh. It's kind of wild actually. The odds of that. Okay. Three of five. Trey McBride going to the Cardinals. Followed by this time 11 of 15. Another Nike swoosh. That is Aiden Hutchinson. Nice one there. Congrats on that. So you could probably mag the hutch. Nah, actually, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is the match, right? Yeah, yeah, you're right. We've got 13 out of 49. Is Donald a driver? That's me. Yes, Donald. Going to Kenzie. I guarantee this patch is going to be this. I hope it is at least. Yeah. That's 98 of 99. Is Romeo Dobbs. That's disgusting. I guessed it from my angle. That's so sick, dude. I'll see it when it's over here. Yeah, that's big time. This is going to Logan T. How about first off the line, exclusive RPA, George Pickens. Heart of the Steelers logo in there. Four of 18. Congrats, Logan. Nice one there, my friend. That is sweet. All right, we got ourselves a quite the random to do here. We've got like four points, and they're all different denominations. So that doesn't make it any easier. So we'll have wild card on top, 600, 400, 250. See how easy that was. Donnie. What's up? I've had it. All right, guys. Top four will get points. And this top will get wild card. Second will get 600. Third will get 400. Fourth will get 250. Gonna roll the dice. Good luck, everybody. Nine times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. All right, so we've got wild card as the chiefs. 600, giant's-browns combo. 400 is the buccaneers. And 250 will go to the Jets of New York. Guys, again, top four. Bringing home points. Let's do a recap. Patches. Hutchinson. Trey McBride. Carl Mecklenburg. David Montgomery. Wandaille Robinson. Trayvon Walker. Zimir White. Anna Erin Rogers. We've got Audeuth. Romeo Dobbs. Donald Driver. Christian Watson. Russell Maryland. John Mechie. Federian Mathis. David Bell. George Pickens. Snoop Connor. Deontay Johnson. Travian Williams. Stanley Morgan. Tanner Hudson. Tickets, though. We had A Desmond Ritter from Honors to 49. A buyback of Miles Sanders, 3 of 3, for the Eagles. We had A Justin Fields. Redemption. Justin Herbert. Justin Herbert. Otto for the Chargers. Four of five. Barry Sanders. Patch Otto for the Lions. And a nasty George Pickens. Four of 18 for the Steelers. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, our last group break. Inception. Thank you, guys, again, for being patient on that one. Did you stick with Herbert or no? No, I don't think so. I'm gonna go get this random typed in. We'll get on to the last group break of the night here, everybody. Thanks again for your patience. Everybody bought in. Thank you for understanding. Huh? You want more break of that trash, Henry? Yeah. New. Please just work with me here, Google Sheets. Please. Liz. Liz. Leave me. 40. Just so you guys know, there are three sold out transcendent breaks right now. That's insane, dude. That's a legitimate and legitimately insane. Is it? Yeah. It's oversold too, bro. Come on. How many spots to the break? 29. Bro, come on, no. This one oversold. Nice, dude. Way to be. It's not gonna start casting. And it's like, that's unfortunately Brandon. Brandon B is gonna get refunded. Sorry, Brandon. All right, dude, he's just killing me now. This is 40, right? Mm-hmm. Now it's gonna be slow, isn't it? Good lord. We're gonna wait it in the night. Mm-hmm. Hey, it actually, it actually worked. Oops, I don't know why I did that. Copy that into our randomizer. Good luck, guys. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards, doing the random for 22, Bowman Inception Baseball Hobby 8-Box, half case break number 40 at random team style. We've got our 28 participants, 28 teams and combos. Let's roll the dice. How many times are we gonna go? It's gonna be just three times. One, two, and three. Scott H, down to Corey C. Three times on your squads. One, two, and three. Phillies, down to Reds. Scott H, Phillies. Ben S, Mets, Blue J, Scott F, Guardians, Nate G, Twins, Ethan S, Royals, Jason V, Ashrow's Braves, Daniel G, Red Sox, Joseph W, Reyes, Light M, Brewer's, Jeremy T, Rockies, Brittany H, Yankees, Nate G, Dodgers, Jeremy T, Gretchen, Jeremy T, Cubs, Scott F, Diamondbacks, Ronald B, Tigers, Russell G, Cardinals, Brittany H, Nationals, Scott H, Rangers, Logan T, Orioles, Ernie O, Giant Swaggy G, Padres, Lee Wanwai, Pirates, Christopher M, Mariners, Ernie O with the Marlins, Stephen C, Angels, Brett S, White Sox, Chad B, Athletics, and Corey C, Reds. Get these copied over, guys. We're gonna start in just a second. So, it's number 40. Good luck here, everybody. Let's do it. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports cards, ripping 22, Bowman Inception, Baseball, Hobby, 8 Box, half case break, number 40. Random team style, there's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website, under the Results tab, as well as the link in the chat. Let's do it. Fox one. We've got Ryan Reckley. There's a blue, Alexis Hernandez, 85 out of 99, set of Cubs. We've got Curtis Mead, nice one there. That is 96 out of 100. For the Rays. Curtis Mead got the need for Mead. And Isaac Pacheco, 39 out of 50 on the Gold for the Tigers. Congrats. Detroit. Roger Carayas, 93 out of 99. Nice one there for the Yankees. On the blue. We've got Jordan Lawler, 39 out of 50 on the Gold for the D-Backs. There you go, Arizona. Scott F. Grats, buddy. And a Alejandro PA, 100 out of 250. Going to the Rays again. Rays two for two on hits in the first two boxes. Congrats, Tampa. We've got a redemption. Uh-oh. That's this guy. There's Ryan Bliss, 90 out of 99 for the D-Backs. What do we got? What do we got? What do we got? What do we got? Bass Prospect, Autograph. Fuchsia Foil, Parallel, 275. Jackson Churrio. Boom. Going to late M with the Brew Crew. There we go. Honey Nut, Churrio. Let's go. Congrats, Light. There you go, buddy. Churrio coming your way. And a Samuel Munoz, 17 out of 25 on the Orange. Nice one there for the Doyers. Jordan Vires, Oscar Colas. Jordan Walker, 39 out of 75 for the Cardinals. Henry Davis, that is 78 out of 99 for the Pirates. Prospect, Autoglute. And Gold, Benny Montgomery, 43 out of 50 for the Rockies. Been a good break so far, actually. Been a really good inception break. Robert Hassell, 24 out of 99 for the Padres. Blue. We've got nice Marcello Meyer. That is one at 22 out of 204, the Red Sox. There you go, Daniel G. Grats, buddy. Nice Marcello. And a Norhei Vera, 345 out of 399 for the White Sox. Ethan Wilson. Yeah, it's been really solid, Blake. It's been really solid. Trace Sweeney, Tyler Whitaker, 51 out of 99 for the Stroves. We've got a George Flees, 335 out of 399 for the Mariners. There you go, Chris. And Primordial, Harry Ford, 73 out of, or 53 out of 75. Jesus hearts you. His inscription on all of his autos in this year. Nice one there. World Baseball Classic Legend, Harry Ford. A Great Britain. Yasser Mercedes, Yasser 85 out of 99 for the Twins. We've got Fuchsia Dario Lopez, 26 out of 75 for the Pirates. And a Johandrik Panango, 392 out of 399 for the Cubs. And the Encard Auto. Cooper Kinney. And Simon Juan, 80. Jonathan Classe, Roberto Campos, 23 out of 50. Gold for the Tigers. We've got Joshua Baez, Primordial, 94 out of 99 for the Cardinals. Encard. And a Sal Frelik, 88 out of 99 for the Brew Crew. Nice one there. Let's do a quick recap here, everybody. We've got Joshua Baez, Dario Lopez, Johandrik Panango, Harry Ford, George Flees, Norhei Vera, Sal Frelik, Marcelo Meyer, Benny Montgomery, Henry Davis, Samuel Munoz, Alejandro Pia, Jordan Lawler, Curtis Mead, Isaac Pacheco, or no, Isaac Pacheco, and a Jackson Churio. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for your patience and the fill. Next up, Personals. That uploaded. And we got to go collect some Personals, Donnie and I. Well, they'll just come with me for the company. Eric W. Be right back, everybody. Y'all see what I'm seeing? Y'all see what I'm seeing? What do we have here, Daniel? What do we have here?  Shripple Tag Patch, Josh Allen Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes. No way, bro. Steven W. with the one spot. Come on. Believable. Come on, man. I'm just going to go right to it. I don't want to mess around here. Nolan Ryan, Angel Superfractor. One of one for the Angels. Nolan Ryan and Nolan Ryan Express. Love it. There we go. Congrats, Angels. Picket Shields. Hey, a $32.50. Thriller's Rookie Auto. Congrats, Steelers. Get back that. We've got, wow. So sick. Congrats, DeWard. Nice, Tiger. Let's go, man. I was not expecting that. That's so sick, dude. Tiger Purple PMG. One of 75. Wow, wow, wow. That's awesome. Nice one there, man. We'll get the necklace. Yeah, there's a flea market. Oh, so many. We're out. Brock Purdy, Rookie Auto 2.99. Congrats, 49ers. In his professional uniform, not a practice uniform. This lonely box of spectra has been sitting out on the shelf out there. Wow. Ooh. For Germany. Oh, that's sick, dude. About Sean Alexander. Green shimmer auto. Going to Derek A. and the Seahawks. Congrats, buddy. That's nasty. One of one. Madden legend. Fantasy football legend. Nice. Josh Giddy. Face rated Rookie Auto going to the Thunder. Congrats on that, Mahabit. Nice, Giddy. Giddy up, baby. We'll get that into a Mac for you, buddy. On card. Windows into greatness. Relic book card. Ronald LeCunha Jr. 405 Atlanta. Game used quad relic book. There we go, Atlanta. Y'all see what I'm seeing? Y'all see what I'm seeing? What do we have here, Daniel? What do we have here?  Shripple tag patch. Josh Allen Lamar Jackson. Patrick Mahomes. No way. Steven W. with the one spot. Come on. Leave a bowl. Come on, man. I'm just going to go right to it. I don't want to mess around here. Nolan Ryan, Angel Super Fractor. One of one for the Angels. Nolan Ryan and Nolan Ryan Express. Love it. There we go. Congrats, Angels. 32 of 50. Thriller's Rookie Auto. Congrats, Steelers. Get back that. We've got, wow. Congrats, the cow is not expecting that. That's so sick, dude. Tiger Purple PMG. One of 75. Wow, wow, wow. That's awesome. Nice one there, man. We'll get this. Yes, sir, Jacob. Exactly. Exactly. If you get it, they get sent to you, yeah? Yep. Yep. You might not, yeah, if we buy a team, yeah, basically so it's like a group break. You can either buy a pick your team style or you can buy random team style. So pick your team. The prices will vary on how good the team is in the product and random team will all be the same set price. We have a shot to get any of the, like third, well usually it's 28 teams, usually combo a couple. And if you're curious on price, it's all like depending on how good like rookie cards are. Right, exactly. Or like their rookie class. Not really like, you can be veteran sometimes, but usually all about what rookies are in the year. The rookies are more expensive than the C-bar. Yeah, like this. Now we got Eric W starting us off here. Hi, so that's awesome, Chad. Pulled your first prop pretty nice, dude. Yeah, rookies are stars as well. I like rookies and stars. Tag Eric off here. I'm good going here, dude. Let me just switch the name of the break to personals. Spell personals, right? What are you, three? Guess so, dude. Good luck. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. Ripping six boxes for Eric W. We've got 121 Panini Prison Football. Two, 22 Panini Prison Football. And three, 21-22 Panini Mosaic Choice Basketball. So good luck as always, my friend. Thank you, Eric. Let's do it. See you in Nebula. Come out of here for you, man. That would be so in sync there. That was pretty good. Giddy. Giddy duck bottle. Oh, boy. James Booknight and Charles Bassett. Yuta Watanabe and a Tyrese Maxi. I start here, dude. You've got the question. I've got the answer. Nice Allen Iverson. Congrats on that one, Eric. There you go, buddy. Always forget. The answer. That's sick, dude. Nice AI coming your way, buddy. There we go, Eric. Got Chris Paul to 88. RJ Hampton to 88. And a Black Gold of Joshua Primo, two of eight. I just always forget he was called the Ant Spirits. Yeah, it's a great nickname, dude. There's so many great nicknames out there. It's everybody's favorite nickname in sports history. That's what I want to guess. I don't know nicknames as well. True. True. I guess that's my problem, so I can't really debate. Trey Murphy. Aaron Williams. Well, not a ball. Chris Boucher. Otto is going to be for the Celtics. Sam Jones. There you go, Eric. Nice one there, buddy. Bay's hot. Cameron Johnson to 88. Hey, Trey Murphy, Rookie to 88 for the Pelicans. And Peyton Pritchard to 88 for the Celtics. I feel like, uh, what was Chris Coise? Oh, Nigerian Nightmare. Yeah. Yeah. The glove. Gary Peyton's a good one. I don't like Leclerc, but like Paul Pierce, being the truth, that's pretty cool. Sheriff. That's a good one. Josh Giddy. And John Linkominga. Chris Boucher, Silver. And Jalen Suggs. We've got Alfred Shingu. Nice one there, the Turkish Tim Duncan. That's a good nickname. Turkish Tim Duncan. Brady doesn't really have one of those names. Besides the goat. The goat, I think, is pretty much it. Bradley Beal to 88. We've got a Josh Hart to 88. And a Tobias Harris to 88. To 22 prison footballs. Did Breeze have one? Uh, yeah, White Chocolate's a good one for Jason Williams. Um, I don't think he did, but he could have. Breeze had one? He wasn't the gunslinger right now. It was gunslinger. I feel like that could have been Manning as well. It also could have been Manning, yeah. The Red Rifle, that was a good one for Andy Dahl. And see a finite come out of here for you, Eric. Zach Wilson. Tyler Algier, nice one there to 175. Ellen K. Dotten. Thanks, Oli. The bus is pretty. Bus is a good one. Bus is a really good one. That's pretty, um... That's iconic. Yeah, iconic. New recruits, can I pick it? Orange, Dan Marino to 249. Jeremy Rucker and James Cook. The Polish Hammer, Marcin Gortat. 2K all day. Or all day 2K, whatever. AP all day, yeah. Silver's Avian Howard. Quinn and Williams to 149. One of the lesser known ones, actually, is Maurice Jones Drew. One of his nicknames is Pocket Hercules. That one's awesome. Because he was so small. That's kind of fun. Silver, Skyler Thompson. Blue Ice from Andre Stevenson to 99. Kyle Hamilton and Nikobi Dean. Megatron, that's a good one. Yeah, that was a really good one. Little back to Marc Chase. There's Matt Corral to 225. Juan Deylin, Kyle Silks. I feel like we got to start calling Waddle like the Penguin or something. Yeah, that'd be pretty cool. That'd be cool. Silver, James Winston. There's a Bobby Herbert that is 17 out of 25 for the Saints. Bobby or Bobby Hebert. Navy Camo Otto, nice one there. Eric, congrats buddy. Cade York and Jalen Naylor. Mighty Mouse, that was a good one for Dave and Staghemire. What sport was he? He was basketball. Hunter Renfro to 125. Trent McDuffie and George Pickens. The nickname sounds familiar, but I don't think I ever knew who it was. Like who it was that you did do, yeah. Brilliance, Josh Allen. Blue Waved Erwin James Jr. to 199. Machique, Kway Walker. Why did they go with the kid with Griffey? Because he was a guy his dad played. Wow, Profiles, Joe Montana. There we go, Eric. Congrats, buddy. That is sweet. It's got some schmeck on it, unfortunately.  We'll sign you an empty box and wrap or I apologize, man. God damn. Evan Neal to 199. Oh, Doug Martin was the muscle hamster. That was a good one. It came off. Did it? Yeah. On the back? Oh, okay. There's just like dust or something. Oh, all right, perfect. Never mind. We're good. We're good here. Once you, Maggie, I'll show it again. Really quick show the back again. Yeah, there's a good checklist for it. Silver, Brilliance, Jaylen Waddle. Purple Ice, Dawson, Knox to 225. Snoop Connor and Malik Willis. Red Wave, a lot of. Silver, Michael Gallup. That's going to be nice. Chris Olave to 149. Here you go, Eric. Nice box for you there, dude. Fantastic. Boyamuffet, Tyler Algier. Here's the Montana again. Again, we were able to get that off, luckily. Good stuff there, Donnie. That's just on the mag. Good stuff, Donnie. Yeah. I'm helpful sometimes. That's what I said sometimes. The schmack was your Sam's mistake. John Dodson. Mix in a water illegal. Julian Love to 175. Don't listen to illegal. That was a good one. That's been right here in Greg Dualsich. What's up, Joshua? Oop, wrong one. 22. Yeah, I was going to say. That's a borderline one, too. What's that going for? I feel like the base is going for almost 100. Really? Wow. Good for this product. Right. Silver, Joe Burrow. Throwback. Orange, streak, Woollen. Nice one there to 249. Ryan Cook and Khalil Shakir. So, 119. 119 for the base. Really? Wow. Oh, gosh. A Jalen wattle hype. There's an orange Donovan McNabb. It's a 249. I'm sorry, Joshua. They're Extingly, Alante, Taylor. Purple, Skyler Thompson. Nice one there to 125. Rookie for the Falcons. Malcolm Rodriguez and Drake one. I love these starifax. Yeah, to fire. You were really fire. Silver, Russell Wilson, Blue Ice, Donovan McNabb, it's a 99. You can make Wanu and Isaac, Spiller. Donovan McNabb, really? No. You'd be like me saying Joe Flackel. Yeah, but Joe Flackel won. There. Orange Wave, Miles Sanders for the Eagles to 60. Traylon Berks rookie. K-Bomb tibit-o. Brilliance, Travis Kelsey. Purple, Rich Gannon to 125. Logan Holland, Calvin Ross. Feels like Philly's always had a quarterback that could get out, scramble, and... Yeah. Like, ever since Huntingham. Yeah. Even like Wence wasn't super un-mobile, you know what I mean? No, he was a very good mobile. Marlon Humphrey. Here's Greg Dulsich to 149 on the red wave. He just liked to get his ankles hurt. Yeah, McBride and Tristan Ebner. Silver, Malik Willis. Maybe the only exception. Calvin Cook to 149. Garrett Wilson-Rookie. Evan Mule. That was the part I started watching though, so I was actually cutting cables before me, too. Silver, David Bell-Rookie. Oh, God. Oh, boy. Alex High-Smith to 175. What up, what up, what up, Kyle? Jack Jones, Brock Purdy. What's up, Kyle? Kyle. Yeah? Mergent James Cook. Green Scope, Troy Anderson-Rookie. That's to 75. Pierre Strong Jr. and Roger McCreary. Four for four on numbered autos in here. In two boxes, Eric. Not bad. Pretty solid. That is very nice. Silver, AJ Brown. It's going to be a Mike Alstott. Nice one there, 37 out of 99. Most valuable fullback right there. Trey Hendrickson to 225. Very true, Winnie. The good old fullback days. Scholar Thompson, Johan Dotson. Yeah, we don't know those are anymore. Now, Silver, Bobby Wagner. Derek Henry, Blue Wave to 199. Trayvon Walker and Drake Jackson. How many fullbacks do you think there are nowadays? I mean, I could name like three good ones. That's about it. I could name Yuzhek and that's about it. Yuzhek, Pat Ricard for the Ravens is pretty good. He's like a pro bowler every year in the AFC and then CJ Ham is pretty good too. Yeah, as I say, CJ Ham is the other one. Yeah. All right, 121. Prism football hobby. Good luck. I don't know about true fullback, but like just people that are good like walking and also like almost like the semi running back. I don't know how that goes. Yeah, it's like a bulkier running back. Yeah. I don't think there's any more A true fullbacks anymore. It's just like 600 points. Sorry, Eric. Hopefully there's something big now. Points sometimes will mean there's something big kind of gain well. Little Herbert Jamar Chase Purple. Nice one there to 125. That works. That'll play. That'll play big time. Congrats, Eric. Ask him to do one. That'll probably be four or nine. Yeah. Evans, Shalyn Phillips, Purple Power, Terry McLauren. Scary Terry to 49, 21 to 49. Silver, Chris Jones. Oh, snakeskin. Case hit. Nice. Let's go, Eric. Come on, baby. Let's see something big. Yeah, that's white. Yeah. That's pretty good smack. Micah Parsons. Let's see what we got. Non-rookie for the Bears is Jimmy Graham. Snakeskin case hit. Congrats on that one, Eric. Jamie. One per case. Savanta Smith. I haven't heard that name in a while. Jimmy Graham. Yeah. Yeah, thanks. Did he have his best years in New Orleans or Seattle? I would say New Orleans. Okay. We're still good in Seattle, but... New Orleans drafted a little. Okay. Damon Davis. Orange Wave. Daniel Sorensen. 12 of 60. Joe Burrow. Racy McMath. Orange. 22 to 49. And Micah. That's true. He struggled. He had a lot of injuries in Seattle. Yeah, that's right. He's the reason they had the... make the goal post illegal. Yup. He called. That should be a good tribute. Yeah. Donnie stacking up tribute questions now. Brandon Cooks to 149. And Kyle Trask. Silver Rookie Auto. Nice one there. Starter for Tampa right now, I would say, right? Yeah. I think he's starting in Tampa. I think he said they're going to roll with him. Yeah. He's gotten hotter, I know that. King Don Don. Baker. Yeah, maybe. It'll probably be a competition. It's probably going to be whoever does better in camp would be my guess. Jalen Waddle. Trayvon Morrig. Hyper Rahim Mosturt to 175. And Dika. Fireworks. He won us not yesterday. No Gator fanbys here. It's called Gators, Randy. Kyle Trask, Rookie. Rebel Ice, Tony Romo to 225. And a Blue Ice. Kellerman, Emergent to 299. Triple Hubbard. There's a Quitty Pay to 175. And Dion, locked out. I can never tell with, like, this prism. They might say I just... They never know if it's a variation. Yeah, I think they're usually only in, they don't have, like, variations. And I don't think they have them this year. They have them this year. And it says variation on the back. Yeah, but like... Which is definitely a god. Jay Beharis. Orange, Andy Dalton to 249. And Silver of CJ Moser. Like, the only variations that will be in, like, like, no huddle. And it'll be, like, a disco or the different. They'll turn it over and the number instead of just being the number, it'll say V and then the number. I'm pretty sure Jormar Chase has a variation of this where it's not like that. Does he really? I know he's got a variation, no huddle, but I don't know if he's got a variation. That could be what I'm thinking of. I'm just thinking of it wrong, but... Because I don't think they have, like, true base variations in this. They do this year. They do in 22. Right. That could be wrong. Trace Sermon, Jalen Camp. Derek Barnett to 199. Blue Wave. Silver Javante Williams, Rookie. I think he comes back healthy, man. He's such a beast. Who? Javante. Oh. Williams. Yeah, no, I was looking at Randy's last comment. I thought it was kind of a bad term. Like, what? Just... Remandre Stevenson, Rookie. Greg Newsom. Orange Marquise Hollywood Brown to 249. And a Kyle Trask emergent. That'll do it for your break there, Eric. Thanks, as always, for the support, buddy. Do appreciate you, man. Get them right out to you, my friend. Other upload sembles, too. Yes, I can. Handman's options. Nice. All right, we've got... Debby C coming up next with some F1. F1, no. You look good on the... Good job, Samuel. Box, let him cook. True, true. I'm in on that, Winnie, for sure. Good luck here, Debby. Let's do it. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with latent sports cards. Rip in one box of 22 Top's Chrome Formula One racing hobby. For Debby C. So good luck here, Debby. Look for Chrome autograph cards. Let's see if we can find one of those Chrome autograph cards. Pretty cool. Dennis Hauser. Still waiting on... I know, I'm still waiting on a Super from F1, too, Kyle. Carlos Sainz, refractor for Ferrari. They're so hard to pull, dude. Lance Stroll Speed Demons. Max Verstappen, driver of the day. France 2021. Purple Lando Norris, 399. 4A, McLaren. Yeah, I don't think I'm going to get to everything that's even in queue tonight, Kyle. Yeah, there's still a good amount of orders to go, unfortunately.  Refractor, Nicholas Latifi, for Williams. Jack Duhan. Checkered flag refractor. I finished pretty, like, relatively far behind schedule. Nicholas Latifi, orange green, or purple green.  Max Verstappen. On what? Oh, boy. Ooh, new car. What'd you get? Let me guess. Toyota Supra. That's kind of what I want. Prius. Prius. Kyle's definitely rocking the Prius. Gold, checkered flag refractor. First off, we've got award winners for Mercedes. And a gold Clemente Novolac. One out of 50. Nice one there. Four MP. Motor sport. Ooh, infinity. Nice. A Marcus Armstrong refractor. That's a two-door. Lando Norse. And last pack. Good luck, Debbie. True green, Sergio Perez for Red Bull to 99. 34 of 99. W for your break there, Debbie. Thanks again for your support as always. Get them right out to you, my friend. Oh, four-door. Full-size sedan. Nice. Nice, nice, nice. Gotcha. That's the coupe. Just make sure that's the right moment draft. Yep. 22 moment draft sapphire. Sphere. What do you want me to do first? We'll make it easier. I'll do sapphire first. Sapphire first. Sapphire first. Fair, fair, fair. All right. I guess they're both dry. IS 500. That one's nice. Yeah, the IS 500 is nice. Karla coming up next. Do it. Do it. Do it. Yeah, welcome up. Oh, no one. Yes, sir. All right, good luck here. Karla. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. Rip in two boxes for Karla W. We've got one, 21. Oh, shoot. All right, I got to restart. Whoops. That's a 21 moment draft super jumbo. That's why I have a 22. Be right back. There's a 21 super jumbo. Now let's get started. Good luck, Karla. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. Doing a two box baseball break for Karla W. We've got one, 22 Bowman Draft sapphire edition baseball. And one, 21 Bowman Draft baseball super jumbo. So good luck here, Karla. We'll start with 22 Bowman Draft sapphire. Hi, Toyota. Same with Acura. It's glorified Honda. But I love my Acura when I had it. Love that thing. Why? It was just, it was like my first car. I just loved it. Nick Bittison, first of Ryan Ritter. We've got, first is Hunter Barco. 22 out of 50. Nice one there. Here's Sonny Deshiara. I was going to say, Smack has three niece on Sylvia. Dude, that's wild. And I've seen some pictures on your Instagram. Smack, they're awesome, dude. Mason Barnett first. Jonathan Mejia. And Leonardo Bacchuson. And Felix Fleer. Yes, Moog. Cheerio is like the guy. Cheerio is like the biggest guy in that product. Yeah, that's awesome, dude. The fuchsia, great hit. I didn't know that was you, Moog. That's awesome, dude. Harry Ford. First, the Michael Kennedy. Averson Artega and Brenner Cox. The guy, dude, I ran my Acura into the ground. Five times. Denzer Guzman. Alan Serta. Jordani. Jordani. De Los Santos. You like that one, guys? Because we got Donnie here. So you got to point out him into a your Donnie. De Los Santos. Justin Boyd. I had 07 TL. 07 TL. I was very frustrated with Daniel Ryder. Personal Gabriel Hughes. Ezekiel Tovar. Danny D'Andrade and Dalton Rushing first. 2007 Acura TL. Owen Murphy. Justin Campbell. Yeeson Morabelle and Daniel Quay. But I did so many stupid, like, high school kid mods to it. Like, broke high school kid mods. Nothing performance-wise. Did you put the loud muffler on? No, no. Randon Cone. Robert Hassell. First, J.R. Richie and Zach Meehan. No, I never put, like, I never put anything performance. I all put, um, I put all, like, cosmetic stuff on it. Blast out. I would not do that. Shandler Simpson. Roger Darius. First of Sal Stewart and first of Kevin Perrata. There's only one numbered card in there. Carla, I'm going to send you an empty box and wrapper. You're supposed to get two. You have the video as proof. 121 Bowman Draft Super Jumbo. So what's the, the law is, what, 25 years? Until you can import, right? Say what? You have to, for, like, Japanese-made cars or certain model, like, you have to wait a certain amount of years until you can import them and drive them street-legally in the U.S. Weird. Is it Nishimishi, like, a Japanese brand? So they have to wait... Yeah, 25-year law with imports into the U.S. That's weird. Yeah. Is that with those vehicles or...? Oh, oh, oh, that's right. I did remember your name is light, my bad move. What's up? Is that just a vehicle thing or is that, like... I think it's, yeah, just a vehicle thing. Okay. Cause, like, my buddy bought a skyline. My buddy has a skyline. Cause then it, yeah, then it classifies as a classic. It doesn't have a passive mission. It's interesting. I did not know that. That's weird. I remember that because my buddy had a skyline back in, like, as I said, I think he still has it. And he imported his skyline, which is pretty cool. All right. So again, I'm super jumbo. Paper base is not going to ship out of this, uh, um... Carla, just so you know. Jackson Joe. First, uh, Luke Murphy. First, Joe Mack. First, Jordan Lawler. Nice one there. Blaze Jordan. Like, to be honest. Yeah. It's got a driver's seat on the right side. Ben Kedirna. Jordan Byers. Will Bedner. Ed Howard. And A, Doug Nakazi. Nice one there, too. $4.99 on the refractor first auto. The Guardians. Doug Nakazi. Um, yeah. So he'd always send me pictures of him, like, going to McDonald's drive-through, and he'd drive through it backwards. Cause it was on the other side. Like the driver's steering wheel. That's funny. It was so funny. That was, like, nice, dude. He'd be, like, in the McDonald's parking lot. He'd just, or, like, you'd just, like, he'd have it, like, on the window and then he'd go and it'd just be somebody's headlights. That's, like, dude. There's a, uh, Isaac Pacheco. First, $199 on the teal paper. The Tigers. There's a Carter Jensen first. First, the Brooks Goswine. Reginald Pressiato. Jeter Downs. There's a Robert Hasell. Green. Nice one there, too. $99. $38 of $99. First, Brandon Beck. Jose Torres. Jordan Walker. We've got, uh, Freddie Valdez. And Purple is Tyler Black. Nice one there. It's a $250. On the Purple Auto. Congrats on that, uh, Carla. To bag the Q50. Please don't. Please don't. Good God. 20, uh, 2021 Bowman Draft Super. Bowman Draft. Is it enough comps for him? Yeah. I don't know, to be honest. Cause I think he's a pretty big prospect. I just know I couldn't tell you off the top of my head. There's TJ White to $4.99. That is $91 to $4.99. Mason Miller first. Michael Morales first. Jeremy De La Rosa. And Alec Thomas. Oh, PSA 9. Where they at? Uh, out of 50 Blue Waves. It's once over 35. PSA 9. Blue Wave Auto? Yeah. Really? Yeah. Tyler Black? Yeah. 150.  Gotcha. That's not terrible. Got Chase Petty. Purple 2, 250. First Brock Selvidge. Santa Williams. Ozilacy. First of Jackson Joe. And base autos. Cooper Kinney. Nice one there. For the race. Solid prospect for sure. Cooper Kinney. Can you do this prospect, right? Like, Black, is he starting? No, no. He's still in the minors, I'm pretty sure. My knowledge, at least. There's Elliot Ramos to 499. Sky Blue Paper. Zola, Chase Petty. Chase McDermott first. Cal Conley first. Shailen Polanco. Jay Rod. We've got a Blue Wave Auto. Tia Meyer, Davis. See a, uh, Lawler. See something big out of this. It's going to be a Tonto Williams first. Tia Lava to 199. The Orioles. Denzel Clark first. Austin Hendrick. Dominguez. Hebert Hernandez. And that is Micah Otenbright. Nice one there on the Blue Wave Auto. 250. For the Phillies. Adele Armador. Victor Harry Ford. First, Jaden Hill. JC Correa. Whatever. Poisson! Day One Mile. Turtle. Just regular base auto come up. See a big name. There's like three top ten guys in this class though. This is a good class bowman. Adrian Del Castillo. Chase Petty. Brennan Davis. Pedro Panada. And Tommy Mace. Base first auto for the Guardians. Nice one there. A little bit of Schmack on there. I'm going to have Donnie wipe it off really quick. Should be good to go. And paper. I'm going to do it for your break there. Carla, thanks again for your support as always. Do appreciate it. We'll get it right out to you.  These are like three guys, our top ten prospects out of this bowman class. Which is kind of wild actually. Henry Davis, Marcella Meyers. They're all like floating around the top ten. Davis I think is probably top five. And the other two are probably like seven, eight, nine, ten around there. Just some bowman knowledge for her. So if I was going to randomly be like, oh, I'm going to buy a bowman autograph. And someone like, let's say there's like ten players that all have like all of those like ten bucks a piece. I just went crazy. I just like got like a little bit of everything that happened. No. Like if I was just like didn't know who the hell I was buying. I mean I would do a little research first. I wouldn't just blindly go in on eBay. I'll do that every now and then though. Like I bought a lot of like 15 for $20 off somebody. I mean that's not like a bad deal. That's just volume at that point. I think we'll collect the next couple of personals here everybody. That's awesome. Nice one there man. We'll get the next one. Yeah, there's a flea market. Oh, so many. We're out. Brock Purdy, rookie auto to $2.99. Congrats 49ers. In his professional uniform, not a practice uniform. This lonely box of spectra has been sitting out on the shelf out there. Wow. Ooh. For Germany.  About Sean Alexander and Green Shimmer Auto. Going to Derek A. and the Seahawks. Congrats buddy. That is sick. That's nasty. One of one. Madden Legend. Fantasy football legend. Nice. Josh Giddy. Face rated rookie auto going to the Thunder. Congrats on that Mahabit. Nice Giddy. Giddy up baby. Get that into a Mac for you buddy. On card. Windows into greatness. Relic book card. Ronald Acuna Jr. 4-5 Atlanta. Game used quad relic book. There we go Atlanta. Y'all see what I'm seeing? Y'all see what I'm seeing? What do we have here Daniel? What do we have here?  Triple tag patch. Josh Allen Lamar Jackson. Patrick Mahomes. No way bro. Steven W with the one spot. Come on. Leave a bowl. Come on man. I'm just going to go right to it. I don't want to mess around here. Nolan Ryan Angel Super Fractor. One of one for the Angels. Nolan Ryan and Nolan Ryan Express. Love it. There we go. Congrats Angels. 32 of 50 thrillers rookie auto. Congrats Steelers. Get back that. What? We've got. Wow. I was not expecting that.  Tiger Purple PMG. One of 75. Wow. Wow. Wow. That's awesome. Nice one there man. We'll get. Yeah. There's a flea market. Brock Purdy. All right. Let me get this tag written out. We've got Bob H. Up next. Bob H. Good luck. What's going on everyone? Sam here with late sports cards. Four boxes. 22, 23. Panini Origins. Basketball hobby for Bob H. So good luck Bob. See what we got in here for you my friend. Thanks as always for the support. Roots of greatness is Evan Mobley and Darius Garland for the Cavs. David Roddy rookie. Chris Ball. Red Anthony Simons. And a Patrick Baldwin Jr. Five of 25 on the rookie. Steel for the Warriors. We've got a Walker Kessler. Nice one there on the Jersey Guard. For the Jazz. And nice one here going to the Hornets. That is going to be nice. 9 of 10 on the gold. Mark Williams. Rats on that. Three colored RPA. Very nice. 10 grats on that one Bob. There you go my friend. On the box number two. Jake LaRavia. That is 30 out of 75 on the Dawn. Jaren Jackson Jr. Tyrese Halliburton. Occi Agvahi. Rookie for the Jazz. And a Blue. Jaden Hardy. 61 out of 99. Rookie for the Maths. Colour match. We've got ourselves a Malachi Branham. Rookie Jersey Auto. For the Spurs. Malachi Branham. Solid one there. And going to the Thunder. Is Oseman Zhang. Oseman Zhang. For the Thunder. They're going to be so good in these products this year dude. Why? Because they have Chet and Jalen yeah. Chet Holmgren's injured. He was a second pick overall. And he hurt himself in the pre-season. I thought Chet went to the Rockets or something. That was Jabar Smith. Oh. Yeah. Yeah Chet's a Thunder. Both Jalen's are both rookies right? And Oseman Zhang too. Not sure. Kind of wild dude. Original is Jeremy So-Chan. He's not like super crazy, but he's just like another name. You know what I mean? Just another potential. So-Chan. Tai Tai Washington. Walker Kessler Rookie. Red Christian Brown. And Musa Diabate. 299. That is going to be a John Stockton Auto. Three of ten. Universal Inc. That is sweet. The all-time assist leader right there for Utah. That's awesome dude. This is the first legend I've pulled. The first non-rookie auto I've pulled out of this. Congrats Bob. I Stockton coming your way. That's sweet. And a Trevor Heels on card rookie auto for the mix. Last box. We got Jade and Ivy on the dawn. Rookie for the pistons. Rudy Gobert. Andrew Nemhardt. Rookie. Caleb Houston. Rookie. Ann Blue. Nicola Jovic. 299. Rookie. One of the Timberwolves. Wendell Moore. Nice one there dude. 22 out of 35. Three-color patch. That's sick. Three-color patch. We've got a Kennedy Chandler. Rookie Jersey Auto for the Grizzlies. Nice one there. Congrats on all of your hits there. Bob, thanks as always for the support my friend. Get him right out to you buddy. You know it's like late late hours when you're watching a replay of a game that happened from like eight o'clock at night and it's already in the second iteration. That's very true, Radney. That's very true. We got Jeff M coming up next. This will be the last personal of the night. What's the first out of this to be honest on me? It's just the two, right? Yeah. I know. I know. I'll see what the price points are. Probably a good idea. Obsidian 600. Origins first off the line is 750. Oh, it's first off the line. Yeah. Yeah. 21. Phone all. Yeah. All right. Good luck here, Jeff. Let's do it. What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. Ripping one box of 2021 up Panini Obsidian football and one box of 2021 up Panini Origins football on line for Jeff M. So good luck here, Jeff. We'll start with some obsidian for you, buddy. 2021 Obsidian field. T-Law. T-Law, yeah. Oh, yeah. Matt Jones. Devonta Smith. Yeah, there we go. Rashad Bateman. Nice.  Ron Delmore Rookie to 75 on the orange and purple trailance to 100. We've got a Matt Jones rookie. Nice one there. Oh, so far. Good start. Not bad. And it's going to continue with to 100. That is Amon Ross St. Brown. Not bad. Again, 22 out of 100. We've got points 400. Six of 10. How about a juju on the red Aurora auto for the Steelers? Where'd he go in New England, right? Patriots. You could be good there. Maybe. You could be good there. Yeah, I forgot the quarterback first. And nice one here. It's going to be 45 out of 99. Shuba Hubbard. Rookie Jersey Auto for the Panthers. Shuba Hubbard. Shuba. That is 45 out of 99. All right. 21 origins first off the line. 21 origins first off the line.  Yeah, I know. Then like he just left. Like Forman just left. Did he? Yeah, he went to the Bears. Oh, so. Yeah. I don't even know what they're going to do. They'll probably draft somebody. I don't know. I don't know. I know. I agree. I don't understand why you went away from them. Injury maybe? I don't think you got it here. Yeah. I don't remember. No, it's dead. Who is it? All right. We got Dak Prescott, three of 17 on the pink exclusive. And in Austin Eckler, two out of 17 also on the pink exclusive. We've got a scary Terry McLaurin and a Nick Chubb on your base. So weird. It feels like these are ancient. Yeah. Because how long, I mean it didn't even come out that long ago. Like a little over a year ago probably. It feels like the ancient dude. Right. We've got Chris Godwin. Nice one there. 16 out of 99 hometown roots. Middletown at Delaware. Delaware native Chris Godwin. I'm going to start saying that now. We've got a Michael Carter, rookie at Jersey Auto for the New York Jets. And to finish this off, we've got first off the line exclusive is Ramandre Stevenson. Seven out of 17 on the purple slash pink ink. Purple ink, I would say. That's sick, dude. These first off the line exclusives are so clean. They're so clean. God, that's so awesome. That'll do it for your break there. Jeff, thanks again for the support as always. We'll get those right out to you, buddy. All right, guys. That is going to do it for me tonight. We've got release days tomorrow. Two of them. Three of them technically. Stadium Club Chrome bit. No, no, never mind. That doesn't come out tomorrow. That comes out Friday. Happy going, Radney. Thank you, buddy.  So thank you for your patience, my friend. I do appreciate it. We've got release days tomorrow. Forest starting at 11 a.m. Happy going, Kyle. Panini Contenders. Football. Pick your team.  It's been real as right. Stop by tomorrow. Again, I'll be breaking tomorrow night again, Kyle. If you got the time. Contenders. We've got tiered random teams of court kings. Then we've got me in the afternoon with pick your team of court kings. And some contenders football as well. Pick your team style there too. A lot of teams still available. Definitely check it on out. It's going to be a good day. Contenders is always very fun. I will see you guys tomorrow. Have a good one.


reporting for CalTV Entertainment with the British band Sundara Karma, Oscar and Allie members of the band. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for having us. So how would you describe sort of the style of your music to our viewers? Yeah it's like soulless satanic pop basically. Say you're at a party and you're talking to this guy and you're like, I really like this band Sundara Karma. He's like, who's Sundara Karma? And you say, oh man you should really check them out. I love their song Blank. What's the song you direct them to? They say Olympia. Yeah Olympia. Olympia. Do you have any pre-show rituals anything where they're a bit of nerves this time? We sacrifice sheep a lot of the time but on the floor light some candles. We have a Ouija board that we take on tour with us. These are all jokes by the way. Awful cheesy jokes. But no, we have an acoustic guitar which we used to like warm up with and have a little sing-along. If you could perform with any band or musician existing or not today who would it be? Pink Floyd would be pretty mad. Solid answer. Good answer. If you had a spirit animal what would your spirit animal be? Like a kind of transvestite Demi-Gorgon kind of thing. What about you? Well you say I'm a cow. My spirit animal is a cow. That doesn't sound in context though.  That's horrible. What is objectively the best movie of all time? I don't know.  Incredible. Also Requiem for a Dream is amazing. We saw that this trip as well. Yeah. Well thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to speak with me. Once again be sure to check out Sundara Karma and their new album coming out January. Take a moment, journal or go for a walk or take a minute.


Why 98% of people die without fulfilling their dreams? Sad as this may sound, research shows that only 2% of people fulfill their dreams before dying. The remaining 98% die without fulfilling it. Unfortunately, a good number of that 98% have an excuse for not achieving their dreams. While some blame it on their educational level, some blame it on their family backgrounds, environmental conditions, people around them, and the likes. Others, on the other hand, blame it on the government and the economic situation of their country or state. But do these factors hinder people from achieving their dreams? Benjamin Franklin, an American polymath and one of the founding fathers of the United States, said and I quote, He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else. Here's the thing, nearly all, if not all of us, wish to become successful and rich. Hence, we choose different career paths to success depending on what we are passionate about. However, only 2% of everyone ends up achieving their dreams. Why? In this video, I'll share with you why 98% of people die without fulfilling their dreams. This, I believe, will help you become a successful person. If you're new here, consider subscribing so you won't miss other interesting videos like this. One, they don't define their purpose. Every successful person starts by knowing what they want to achieve and then work towards it. Michel de Montaigne, one of the most significant philosophers of the French Renaissance, said that the soul which has no fixed purpose in life is lost. To be everywhere is to be nowhere. Also, according to Helen Keller, an American author, political activist and lecturer, true happiness is not attained through self-gratification but through fidelity to a worthy purpose. When you don't have a purpose, a reason for leaving, you'll just take every day as it comes. You'll take whatever life throws at you because you don't have anything else to do with your time, resources, relationships and the likes. Everyone who has achieved something good in life was able to do so because they had a purpose. Fyodor Dostoyevsky, a Russian novelist, short story writer, essayist and journalist once said that the mystery of human existence lies not in just being alive but in finding something to live for. Two, they don't have an action plan or they have big goals. Not having an action plan is directly linked to not having a purpose. However, there are a good number of people that do not have action plans set for themselves even after discovering their purpose or dreams. Setting an action plan or a goal for oneself will help you know what steps to take next. It will help you measure your progress and determine if there is a need to change your strategy or your approach to achieving your purpose. Those who succeed in achieving their dreams do so because they set clear goals for themselves. Bill Copeland, an American poet, writer and historian said, the trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never score. Also, according to Albert Einstein, a German-born theoretical physicist, if you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things. Those who succeed are known for something. They always set clear goals. Three, they are not self-discipline. Self-discipline is the single most valuable skill for turning your dream into a reality.  For instance, success requires hard work and persistence because the road is not always smooth. There are obstacles on the way, including failure. However, it takes only people who are self-discipline to choose to work all night while others are catching up on late-night movies. It takes discipline to ignore the ice creams, chocolates and the likes in a bid to develop a healthy eating lifestyle. Successful people are the most disciplined people in the world. For instance, they discipline themselves not to lavish their money on everything they want, even though they can get it easily. Some things are not necessary, so they can leave without it. They are good managers of their money, which is because they are self-discipline. David Custchery said and I quote, I can't always control my thoughts, but I can choose how I respond to them. Four, they hang around people who can influence them negatively. People who do not achieve their dreams mostly hang around people who influence them negatively.  Have you ever heard this? If you surround yourself with negative people, people who don't have dreams of their own, then you will end up like them. Even if you had a dream of yours, you will likely give up on it because they'll either discourage you or not be to please them and be like the people around you, you'll throw it all out. Jessica Sinclair, an American actress and improvisional comedian, said once you figure out what your passion is, surround yourself with like-minded people who can help you grow. People who, however, fail to surround themselves with positive people who can inspire them to achieve their dreams end up failing. Five, they give up so easily, especially after failing once. Failure is a part of the journey to success. Shah Rukh Khan said success and failure are both a part of life. Both are not permanent. Successful people build on failure. They use it as a stepping stone to success. They learn from it and move on as quickly without repeating the same mistake. James Allen, a British philosophical writer, known for his inspirational books and poetry and as a pioneer of the self-help movement, once said that to begin to think with purpose is to enter the ranks of those strong ones who only recognize failure as one of the pathways to attainment. 98% of those who die without fulfilling their dreams are people who give up easily, especially after making a mistake. They take failure as the end. They don't want to try again because they are not willing to fail again. They forget that the road to success is a journey, not a once and for all thing. Hence, they fail once and that's the end.  Play goals to help you achieve your dreams. Be self-disciplined. Surround yourself with positive people who will inspire you to keep moving when the going gets tough. Understand that failure is part of the journey to success and not a reason to give up. Thank you very much for watching our videos. 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Any of you guys heard of Dynavapor in the smoke and weed? No. Are you interested in learning about a device? Ah, I think not good. Battery-free vaporizer? Battery-free. That is a vaporizer. Good question. I wanted to know the science behind it. It clicks a second time basically when it cools down and it's ready to go again. I don't want to use it. Stick out. Yeah.