That's a that's just a new set. I think And redemption rookie materials signatures rps chris olave. That'll be the horizontal rookie relic auto for the saints Marching in this him and um gary wilson Oh with the sleeve. Yeah I'll tell him. You don't have to do it. If there's like an acetate that's cool. But again, that's just Yeah, it's my own personal My legs look at the cards Gino to 99 seattle thomas moments treasure moments God shack thompson to 49 panthers dual jersey to 99 is going to be dan marino mark duper Super duper to 99 dual jersey dolphins Dual patch some rookies here jamison williams and john michi ran him out at the end So the service jersey I think for the lions Nice stuff. That's ran him at the end jumbo patch treasured patches to 10 nazi harris steelers No, nothing. I think it's just more so like there's some more It's a little thing. I think it's just there's more thicker cards in this one like a multitude of them quad jersey Trevor lorence christian kerke travis head cn and ebb and ingrub to 99 Jags is a nice one the quad I like this quad design. There's some pretty cool names on some of these too some pretty cool combinations Rookie auto for cleveland perry and winfrey 88 of 97 cj2k jersey auto 31 of 49 titans material treasures And it's a player worn. That's local legend went to olympia Yeah, nice one titans True rpa number 37 of 99 is of wandale robinson going to the giants G-men nice hit. Yeah, that's right david cj2k That's a four to legend And there's a true rpa Brock perty There we go 73 of 99 Harry has the Niners Yep That'll do That'll do by the way, that's his hand on the foil on the frame. There's not like damages his hands My god We've got a hot case here, maybe we'll see And oh man, that's how big he guys make sure you get insurance for your hits Ensure your packages Buy insurance anytime of late sports cards.com We don't provide it. We have the free shipping anyway Bigger cards like that will automatically require signature from us, but You'd like to insure it so if anything were to happen to it in transit and It's never a bad idea No matter no matter how big the hit is you can insure for $10,000 $15,000 you can insure for a hundred bucks Got patent to 50 on the modern masters. Yeah, these are these are really cool inserts by the way. I like these a lot I like those the brady was nasty Anything brady paths is awesome. Fred Taylor one of one For the jaguars dude Vaughn's gonna faint if he sees this Vaughn's gonna faint Sean m one of one Fred Taylor. That's patriots legend Fred Taylor. That's beauty dual jersey We've got Stingley and sauce We're at the end Saxons Jets. We have one of those last case, right? Two randoms coming up at the end jumbo patch tremendous treasures Jalen waddle out of 25 of the dolphins This is a pretty bizarre case like not a bad way. It's just like all over the place Different one-on-ones like the purdy dual patch is dolphins paul warfield to 10 A couple of three color patches warfield Clare worn Dolphins throwbacks here get that uh dooper as well Quad jersey Jags Lawrence kirk etienne and ingram the 99 The future rookie auto jamison williams on card 20 of 25 Yep, that's sweet. Love the future insert autos. Those are awesome Congrats. Detroit. Detroit hitting well here past couple cases That's a beauty jersey auto fred Warner to 99 49ers silver rpa Alec pierce cults five of 25. They were one of the last several teams taken. Congrats to the cults That is awesome. All right. What's the next on number nine? Seattle, that's it. Seattle at 299 Here's a link No, no cut autos And you've got nfl gear dual rally crookie auto to 25 matt corral for the panthers corral Hit well with us today You bought the panthers in every case so far with us today. You're probably doing pretty well.  Exactly Somebody's probably just used to dump all the junk out of the toaster dude. Come on All right. There you go. Just Seattle up in the next case Okay, we have two multi-randoms decent rookie duels Texts could hit two here. We'll see what happens the other randomizer goes for you Uh, good luck. We'll randomize both of these. You got jamo and michi For lions texans and then you got stingley and sauce for texan's jets 25 on the receivers to 49 on the db's So good luck. We'll randomize both of them five times Remember some top get some one two three four and five So the texans get the um dual receiver with the lions or the texans get that card And then five times on the db's one two three four and five Jets get that one start the recap here. We've got some more cards coming though Uh quad jersey jags there pretty cool one.  Harris marino and duper One more jackson's a cool one Kyle hamilton joey bosa sauce gardener quad eagles qb's is very cool actually seven to ten hertz vick mcnaab and cunningham I like that a lot Very cool. Matthew stafford devon duverna triple cowboys receivers lamb ervin and pierce Start the autos here. We got a Oh, that's frank gore. I called that uh, I called that person fred warner earlier There is fred warner in this. I know I that's frank gore. By the way, someone probably called that out earlier. That's frank gore winfrey chris johnson charlie joiner chyron williams dan marino patch autos a nice one There is a fred warner. I just got used to saying fred warner. I think And marshal folk start the one touches here the silver rpa alec pierce. Very nice It's a fred tailer. Yeah. Yeah, dude. That's pretty sick. It is awesome. Wondale true rpa for the giants Of what? Yeah That modern masters. Yeah You've got an olave rookie material signatures rps redemption for the saints A one-of-one nike swoosh treasured impressions patch auto for the titans is trail on berks That's one of the coolest looking cards you've hit today Jersey number parallel 97 or 20 60 97 hutchinson lions green rpa And a true rpa brock purdy Got two more cards to show that's an absolute monster hit, of course And then we've got the uh future rookie auto is jamo for the lions the 25 lions. Dude. He killed it And a fred tailer one-of-one Super cool really good case actually. Uh, thanks again everybody nine's coming up nine just had the seahawks a second ago All menak is listed for saturday and sunday everybody i'll get it scheduled but you can find it on the website right now All menak is listed. This is not a drill This is our new like ultra high-end level so to speak we will not be doing the like Former ultra high-end level for a while. This is going to be our highest level 575 a spot. All right. Let me update spots. I almost check what's next in 10 It's going to be just the just the eagles the last team today is the eagles We'll get started on nine soon. Yep guys, there's a few more pyt tonight a lot of random styles tonight some very very cool Mixers as well with like select and then there's some boodle Once that guy's gonna take some photos won't give you case nine closure to salami and cheese Okay, that's a trash can getting heavy Thanks again everybody for filling up the break so far today as much appreciated And to really say is always like an event I'm going to number nine Niner spot was 2000 And eagles just sold out. I believe selling us out for the day The daytime Plenty of breaks tonight. It's all football tonight It's all football tonight Seven hours commercial free football. I mean that's kind of what it's gonna be tonight with sam What is almanac under that's a good question It's under the sports called almanac on the site. Here you go. I don't know why it's not under all group breaks I'll change the terminology later, but you can find it under the almanac Yeah, guys a lot of fun hobby and first off the line two box mixture tonight So if you're looking to get an nt and maybe hit something huge Trust up the randomizer. I mean some good two boxers tonight select an nt Which is obviously a bit cheaper, but there's also nt photo and nt hobby two box mixtures random team style. So Pretty cool little mixtures there.  You gotta See what the randomizer gives you Thanks again, everybody.  Good luck everybody Now again sold out daytime get your random style spots and py t spots for nt football tonight It's all nt. There's some other stuff other than nt. There's like four select boxes mixed in But every break has nt in it Looking for a team you haven't seen check py t's throughout the next few days.  I'm doing a case of Platinum anniversary of fanatics live as well. You guys want to come hang out with me in the morning In the morning Here we go Yeah, harry niders is doing this. Let's let's hit let's hit our first true picket rpa for harry. Let's do that I'd be very happy for him Pick a shield Except that happened j You got rusta 99 denver lt to 15 chargers 15 to 15 Dual rookie jersey texans is damian pierce john michie the third one of 25 silver Colossal patch card for the vikings. Can i know wongwood at 25? Oh chris. I forgot to tell you. I'm going to go see uh, liana messi I'm going to go see in player lando city in september. You go to wongwood at 25. I'm honestly incredibly excited for that. I mean uh I'm gonna have a blast. I hope patch card tremendous treasures mac jones 19 to 25 for the patriots Yeah, not cheap, but I I don't know man It's the experience. I I want to have that. I want to have that. What time you picking? You had to come to orlando. Dude september and orlando is still going to be like 90 degrees kickoff 7 30 p.m true And erin roger's jersey card for the packers number 299. Just go to the sounders game I imagine that's even more exciting than orlando city. We'll go packers erin rogers jersey card Next up go into the rams jersey auto hall of famer kurt warner lasting legacies Gladly melt. Yeah, man. I That's what I say. I I paid a lot. I paid a lot, but I I don't know I gotta see liana messy play. I'm sure he'll be there next year too because he's got the profit sharing on all that but still I I want I want to get that done, man Rookie dual auto nice one trail on berks and malik willis 20 of 25 titans That's a cool hit for tennessee. That's the first willis we've seen. Oh, that's kind of nice. Is that a previous year? Got me.  Like it's worth it It's things you remember just forever. Oh, that's pretty to 97 jersey number rookie material signatures aiden hutchinson 17 of 97 lion's very nice Go detroit hit a lot of hutchinson last three cases. I think hitting a lot of hutchinson On the hutchinson run All different stuff though All right Yeah, exactly bucket list stuff. I can't believe we hit three of these This is a player we saw earlier too All right, you got a treasure hunt lamar jackson silver treasure hunt There you go ravens. This one's number 24 of 25 One gram of silver On the surface of this car. These are so cool, dude When you get this in hand ravens, you're gonna see exactly what we're talking about. It's so freaking cool We're gonna get this in a different sleeve And uh, get it top loaded for you. That's awesome nice lamar Rookie number two 99 is a christ jones. No, not rookie. Not not rookie one of the best defensive tackles in the league though for years Now it's a 99 christ jones chiefs I saw like that at the corner of like the design. I thought Uh, you got mike evans to 49 for the buccaneers Yeah, see there you go vaughn exactly Dual jersey to 99 cam acres for the rams like I'll remember my the first patriots game of Gillette I ever went to it's the only one I've ever been to still But it was against houston at 07 And it was uh, doshan watson's rookie year I guess and they had taken a decent lead and brady did brady things in the fourth quarter They ended up winning through a game winning touchdown in the final minute like like i'll remember that forever I remember the sunburn I got I proposed to my wife on the same trip. So like like that. I'll remember that forever Hell yeah, dude jersey to 99 divante smith eagles, then I saw the red soxers of the blue jays the following day So that's my first game at fenway though. So I'll remember I mean, it's like a good memory still because the first game They still won the division out there in jawson playoff. So Yeah, brady. Yep, you're at that game too of one. Oh, man. Maybe we maybe said hey to each other or something I don't know. Do you want to say smith equals to 99? that was an interesting game too Uh, because that was when the president at the time called like the entire league Uh, like something derogatory like the day before that that was a very memorable weekend Uh, jersey to 49 framed fabric zack earths for the cardinals And there you go cardinals Yep. Yep. That was that was interesting for sure player worn rookie dual patch It's five o'clock somewhere zappy hour to 49 patriots What's up alvin? Yeah, dude. He had a lot of big cards today Nice zappy purple rookie dual patch. You've got autos now rookie chiefs leo chanel to 99 What a chiefs That's a cool one. You got a billy sims jersey out of to 99 lions I don't know what you missed alvin is the thing. So I don't know like You see the pretty gold rpa We have that That's like it's real. That's the navy blue Like that. I don't know it looks black. I promise you that is the navy blue though The newer unis that the pads have are darker like the newer like this style But the blue is darker than they used to be so You can see the red right there too Yeah, but definitely looks black. I think it's like the camera doesn't Do it help with that?  Is that the same Kyle? There's no way man Is it the same Kyle that hit the the purdy earlier? Oh my god It is the same Kyle.  That's a thick sleeve Whoo, man, man, this is a really good case so far Kyle that should be insurance. Just refund the insurance. They can pick everything up. It's like literally just come pick everything up It's crazy Alrighty, there is a very nice treasured rookies Kenneth Walker the third to 99 for Seattle. That's you right chris You got you grabbed your team this time There you go, buddy solid k9 there so a sharpen egg gonna Eat into a lot of his carries i'm guessing drew breeze to 35 for the saints or they're just going to be two-headed monster Jonathan steward d angelo williams type stuff Ronnie brown and ricky williams type stuff Dual rookie patch to 35 is going to be dana gray for the niners Yeah, Kyle's going to show up in a in a in a brinkstruck But instead of a set of money, it's just cards loaded up with cards Quad jersey Oh, that's really cool, man. Jamal charles priest Holmes marcus allen and christian okoyita 99 chiefs This is such a cool addition this year. There's a lot more like than a now or like the legacy of it Charles Holmes allen and okoyita 99 quad jersey for the Chiefs eat some larry johnson on that card right larry johnson jersey to 99 tana hill titans 44 99 dual patch cowboy's rookie jaylen topper two or five Titan solid break here. You got a conco rookie otto 99 Whoa, that's a cool design. What's that?  That's a cool one Really white shoes johnson goes to Tennessee In same franchise Very very nice. That's such a it's so clean too Just tag that titans Taekwon Thornton again this time rookie material signature 17 and 25 four color patch patriots are killing it and dude Chris Green three of nine jersey number parallel rookie material signatures Kenneth walker the third Have a day chris Trying to get the focus on the card. There you go three of nine, dude great patch get the feather um The feather design with the neon and the blue That is so cool And that green trim. Oh, yeah, look at that. That hits good. That hits nice Holy cow, man Overall just very good case That was the Kenneth walker front and back on that one the book end the book end to Kenneth walker box right there Started with one and it with one All right guys last one then we're on to our final case of the daytime My anti-ripping will come to an end. It is not infinite It is not infinite. We've got a courtland Sutton out of 99 for denver Got a midnight DAC for the the cowboy 6 20 Nice midnight Living out the midnight Jersey to 99 mills mafia for the Texans What's up hitman Yeah, the last spot was the eagles. I think in the next one. I think that was the last yeah, it was purchased triple jersey Watson cooper and shove the 99 for the browns jumbo jersey cowboys michael gallup to 25 framed fabric Game worn on the gallup actually One of the few game warrens that i've seen today one of five patch guard christian mccaffrey 49ers Well, san francisco mccaffrey Last four hits are gonna be autos here louis scene rookie to 25 on the autograph for minnesota Patch auto 205 cool cowboys hit here. That is darin woodson Got the star Cool car dallas as player worn on the patch as well got the star Woodson, obviously one of the goods. That's that's an all-time nfl name just woodson, man. A lot of woodson's True that's pretty Oh, that's pretty too. Um eight of 10 isaas spiller on the crossover rpa chargers and four of 99 nfl gear kenny picket Patch and ball dual relic rookie auto kenny First kenny that i pulled out of this Big congrats stealers All right recap time relics of mccaffrey to five michael gallup triple browns davis mills tolbert to five tana hill quad chief's running backs relics there dany gray zappy erz vante smith cam acres erin rogers mac jones kenny nwang wu pierce and miji I think it wasn't lucid today autos of isaas spiller louis scene Taekwondo or a nice one here might be a nicer one coming up billy white shoes johnson cool personalized signatures to 10 there That goes to the titans v. The oilers that is the same franchise Got a conco Billy sims leo chanel dual titans rookie auto berks and willis And a kurt warner jersey auto We had another Lamar jackson treasure hunt silver to 25 one gram of silver there for you Ravens that's sweet jets redemption is going to be a garret wilson rookie patch auto purple to 49 That's a big one big congrats jets patch auto two of five jaren woodson for the cowboys Got patch auto to 25 tirie killed chief said it's a 2021 card. That is why he's a chief Awesome hit there on the cheetah beautiful taekwondo orton on the A Midnight rpa 5 of 20 great patch to 9 kenneth walker the third rookie material signatures To 97 rookie material signatures aidin hutchinson And dual relic rookie auto kenny picket 4 of 99 for the stealers great case that'll do it case 10 up next Last case of the day. Let me get some photos and then we'll just keep it rolling everybody sam's live and A little under two hours great stuff later on great great stuff So what am I he signed every single rpa with gold What are your strategies like that? That'd be kind of cool. I would assume that was Because it wasn't the other one number 99 It was another one that uh lane brother number 99. I think it was this yeah, it was this design though, right? Yeah, it was that design. Yeah, I would assume Alrighty, let's get that one uploaded You guys platinum anniversary coming out tomorrow We got pyc cases on the main channel here with matt in the morning I'll be live over on fanatics tomorrow morning as well with some uh Platinum anniversary So make sure You get your spots pyt's on both platforms Okay, last one man last one for me anyway, but This party's continuing and not long from now sam live on the main channel with more nt And kyle on channel two with personals You don't see a team you want a pyt's or a silo break check the schedule Check all the football breaks for uh nt. You've got different things coming up this weekend No, I don't chris Was it a dawn rush elite basketball personal box?  I remember that dude that feels Like it kind of is forever ago Like that is forever ago a year and a half Yeah, I pulled him a trail inch to rpa 5 of 5 last year Wow green on his birthday. Hey, you can't be bad. Um I don't know shame Shane do you have fanatics live? I might I might run that tomorrow on fanatics live I don't know.  How about that? I know it's not much of a gift. You have to get the Be around me, but hey, you know what? I actually I think actually I'm gonna play video games I haven't played video games like almost three weeks now turn my xbox once I got back get updated a bunch of games But I was using Spotify.  Thank you so much for joining filling up all the breaks today Let's get those breaks filled up for tonight um and personals with kyle five eastern star time on this wednesday because i have a One of the media Plenty of space and personals too not a lot ordered so far rich will get nc personals listed i think This afternoon I think but almanac is also listed for saturday and sunday Five cases saturday five cases sunday get your spots guys five seventy five a spot. It's like our new high ends like that's our Range there like ultra high ends Live hit draft a lot of most the cards i'm guessing that are going to be in that or picked up pickups at the national um pretty cool See what lane was buying I didn't sam doesn't play for it anymore, dude. He plays barrel. He plays like every like four or five days Plans to come troll Sam and shawn and chat more last night, but i went to bed at like 10 30 Kyle's here guys He's shy about kyle's here Yeah, i'm sure you're sure ever 35 kyle's here Great, uh god wandale featured rookies giants 99 packet thick sleeves randy moss 249 purple in the color match for the vikings yeah, man christ foresee hit that dual jersey to 49 rookie is sauce and wilson nice one there the jets Yeah, no, i wouldn't i wouldn't well i have to carry sam in fortnight. It's not letting him win. It's just i have to carry him That's what i would do Carry him do a win for his birthday Jersey card chargers to 99 joy bossa your chargers jumbo jersey niners to 49 Is a patrick queen ravens That was a mustache begin whose mustache Who's kyle battling it's a 99 ravens jersey lamar jackson bringing on Is that you denis eckersley? Oh, yeah, no christ christ does have the uh christ does have the mustache. That's right Yep, i've seen an IG i've seen it. It's got the Caterpillar on his upper lip Uh, daryl green auto to 49 for washington daryl green Is that the we are who they thought they were you're who we thought they were is that that guy? Or is that different green is that oh is that denis green? I don't know the the d green i'm getting i'm getting i'm confused. I think sab says hey Oh, sab You know him out of 49 is a dj more auto for the panthers Yeah, exactly if it's a monsters today Biggest would be a perty gold rpa The clowns holding right now Same person hit the perty Same person at the pretty goals What is that that it Whoa, that's cool looking kind of hard to see but it is a six of ten treasured moments. Justin jefferson auto That is like one of the best catches of all time right there Against the bills like a do or die play as well What a beast he is the best receiver in the game. Let's get that one magged for the vikings. That's a beauty Silver ink on that auto That's very cool Oh, man Sauce rookie gloves signatures 24 of 25 jets Sweet sauce Good ending to that box both of those cards in mags It's a 2021 card a little thicker here. Maybe not booklet thick but a little bit Oh, dude, how many of these are we gonna hit? Yo, keep hitting these things Yeah, they pulled a gold they pulled a gold cup on fanatics 25 at 25 treasure hunt silver is a justin herbert Chargers congrats congrats again, that is a gram of silver on the surface Of both sides of the card here They're right there Hello, sam Beauty congrats chargers love those silvers. It's a really good case we got going here Guy Ralthasberger to 99 for the Steelers. There are there are a lot of hooligans in this room right now There's a lot of tomfoolery in this room Zeke purple to 49 cowboys Yeah, I'm glad it's it's it's it's a pain in it's a pain in the The butt to get out of the box, but it's very good. They put a sleeve over those. I feel like You don't know what could happen to those in transit Being that they're brand new and all that Nothing may happen, but hey, keep that sleep. Keep that surface clean Patch card to 25 is cooper cup for the rams This is such a cool design the franchise treasures Jersey card tremendous treasures devon duvernate of 49 ravens Oh rich is here now too I said there were hooligans believe me now there are hooligans in this room dual patch That jefferson school though to 25 dual patch again jags walker and hutchinson the first two picks in the draft That'll be random at the end. Good luck on that Yeah, these franchise Um Materials or franchise treasures patches are cool with that the logo behind them one of ten is nick chubb Hey, uh cleveland Yeah, is it the fourth case you were trying to do? It was five. It was the only brand Okay, okay. It was the one you listed. Gotcha. Gotcha. It was under uh H. Quinn was a username Hmm. Okay. Gotcha. I'm just gonna refund that one spot for the division Gotcha. That's it easy enough. It just won't go through rookie auto cowboy sam williams the 99 Cowboys Who is that? Gotcha ken hodgson auto to 10 for the commanders enough to command. Oh, it's a commander Look at that old logo right there.  That's pretty Like the silver Texans congrats. Did these guys run together or something? Dude in no way This happened earlier. I think but it was not the true. It was different Houston again. Lou f have a have a break have a box Purple rpa john michi the third 10 of 49 Wow silver pierce purple michi Congrats, houston. We'll get both of those in mags Yeah, chain is trash Did you guys do trashes? What sunday? I'm happy going to find it in the stream and watch it I saw I just want to know what what's what shaw was saying Yeah, we got to send that to sgc, which is a shane grading company Shane can we send you all the trash lists and get them graded from now on Shane grading company All righty last couple boxes of the daytime guys got juice landry to 99 saints Jamar chase 9 of 49 purple for the bangles dual jersey rams to 99 cam makers dual jersey rookie cowboys jail in tolbert 19 of 99 13 of 49 patch card kyla Murray central materials cardinals dual patch or dual rallick rookie for the pats is sappy and Thornton 21 of 49 the pats into the autos now Steelers rookie auto de marvin leal 8 of 98 the jersey number parallel Next up is a bill's throwback andre reed jersey auto 98 of 99 Surrounded by breakers right now Whoa, whoa. Yeah, rookie material signatures is going to be belish jones jr 40 of 99 It's like four signatures on this card. It looks like Cool hit for the bears The ring Yeah, zack age covers same king of the ring on camera. Yeah And true rpa valise sappy Four color patch 48 of 99 Happy for you pats. There you go. I think that's kyles again He literally cannot stop hitting big cards, too I don't know if we like all things consider. I think you made us you to come to florida For mt release day cases one through ten alone All right my last box of the day So so so far sam has the top gold perty rp Jay was calling picket shield, maybe we'll uh That's on that's on the I could do it again. I could re-enact it Yeah, like triggered something Flashbacks. All right, apparently we have a new uh new commercial I can put up there God modern masters to 50s isaac bruce. These are so cool modern masters Brucey's time to shine God b doc 25 for the eagles. This is on the other one that we pulled earlier today the the base b doc It just must be an error then for the birds patch card to 49 falcons c pat That's what shawn needs to sleep at night. See pat See pat machine got him Here we go player worn. How's he gonna do a trashless as we give these off for five days? He's really he's really letting everybody down. I know he's number one It's a 99 jersey jalen waddled dolphins Got patched card tremendous treasures for the falcons kyle pits five of 25 I'm wondering who uh, if anybody's gonna get arrested saturday Jersey card saints is going to be drew breeze to 49 I was going to say like I was like shawn you might have to be able to bring something to you know Uh, extracurriculars you might just end up getting You know contact high Sublime concert Rookie auto eagles cam jergens number 93 of 99 Uh guy owns the lotion I guess Jergens, you know Uh packers two of five auto. Oh lin dickie That's uh, is that lil dickie? Is that his uncle? Lin dickie. Oh lin how many how many of these are gonna pull that I swoosh One of two hassan haskins rick and material signatures. That's the second titan swoosh in the past like hour and a half Congrats titans one of two red color match as well And cross over rpa jahan dotson for the commander's very nice way to End the day there at those two cards. Let's do a recap y'all. There's a there's a multi random Then we'll recap and that'll be it Look how it'll be live at five on channel two with personals Sam will be live here at five with a lot more nt different mixers pyt's random styles all that good stuff And then tomorrow's top trim platinum anniversary matt will be live in the morning I will also be live in the morning over on fanatics with some platinum anniversary and some baseball mixers So make sure you download the app if you have ios Be a good time dual relic trayvon walker 800 in the first two picks here 25 jags lions Good luck Go five times on the random three and two Top spot gets the card one two three four and five Is jaguars Congrats jags do recap now Hey, I appreciate that please. Thank you, man All right, here we go. I thank you price relics of drew breeze kyle pits jaylon waddle cordial paterson zappy and thorton kyle marie jaylon tulbert cam acres nick chub devon duverney cooper cup lamar jackson a patrick queen joey bosa sauce and wilson dual relic Autos we had the jahan dotson crossover lin dickie green to five color match cam jergens A andre reed the marvin leal elish jones jr. Almost like a dual sign with the patch there Kenna Hodgson commanders sam williams dj more and a daryl greens throwback washington cards Can't believe you pulled. I really can't believe we pulled four of these today number to 25 jesson herbert on the treasure hunt silver Yeah, grandma silver there rpa silver to 25 damian pierce texans Back to back in the box back to back in the recap to 49 John b to the third taxons drew rpa texans killed it dude hassan haskin swoosh one of two breaking material signatures Jay jetta six of ten treasured moments auto that's so cool Considering it was a difficulty and considering the moment in the game That was like the biggest catch of the year for sure Pickens had that nasty catch too, but considering that moment that was nuts Got a zappy true rpa to 99 pats And saw scarner rookie gloves signatures to 25 jets Thanks everybody much appreciated I will see you tomorrow fanatics live um So yeah, y'all thanks. Thanks so much seriously We will see you in about an hour and 15 minutes or so and sam and shon go live for group breaks here Kyle will be live on channel two as well Take it easy


Hi everybody, Joe for jazzy's casebrace.com, a little blast from the past, 2016 Panini National Tribal Football 1 box, random team break number 3, big thanks to all of these lovely people for getting into the action, thanks to everyone who bought their spots straight up, and congrats to the filler winners. We only ended up having to do 1. 32 teams are in all of them, we're going to randomize names and teams 4 and a 5, 9 times, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and once more right, nice and final time. Is that right Joe? Where are you hearing this? 4 and a 5, 9 times for the teams. That's kind of big news, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9th and final time. We got Ravens on the Chiefs, I know they were thinking about it, I didn't know that was official. Sean Healy with the Ravens, Carl, got a bunch of teams, Carl, thank you, Giants, Bengals, Packers, Seahawks, Chargers, Commanders, Buccaneers, Titans and Saints, James has the Rams, Carl has the Cowboys and Colts, Jeremy with the Bills, Nicholas with the Eagles, Carl with the Browns and Raiders, James with the Broncos, Carl with the Vikings and Patriots, Greg with the Panthers, Jan with the Bears, Carl with another big chunk of teams here, Niners, Jets, Steelers, Texans, Cardinals, Falcons, Jaguars, Dolphins, Nicholas with the Lions, and Carl with the Kansas City Chiefs. Teams on the screen right there, let's alphabetize by column A, and we're going to pause the video when we come back, we'll see if there's any trades, then we'll have the break, stick around, BRB. All right, welcome back everybody. There's the one-bottom round team break number three, right there. So the big news we were talking about was the potential of the NBA expanding to 32 teams with Seattle and Las Vegas, but I think that might have been a little premature. The person who tweeted that out, that's saying they were going to make an announcement, has since elated that tweet, so we'll see. Maybe it's close though, where there's smoke, there's fire, right? All right, so we've got box two and four left. We've got one, two, three for the top box, four, five, six for the bottom box, six. One, two, three, four, five, six. We'll save this for the final break, which will be random team number four, which is already posted on the site right now if you're watching live. We're going to do the same formula here. 12 full spots, two fillers with the auction to cancel a filler if those full spots are moving pretty quickly. Good luck everybody. Love the pop of that NT box. Good luck everybody. First one right off the top is Keenan Allen out of 25. That'll be for Carl and the Chargers. 52 out of 99, Emanuel Sanders. I believe he officially announced his retirement today. James has Denver, last spot mojo. I think it was Emanuel Sanders. Levion Bell, 48 out of 99, Century Materials. Levion Bell going to Carl and the Steelers. Ezekiel Elliott, Derek Henry, rookie years, five out of 99. It's a randomizer between Dallas. That'll be Carl and Titans. Carl, no randomizer. The ruling on the field is overturned. No randomizer. All right, next card. Colossal Relic, Gino Atkins, 30 out of 99. Let's Carl with the Bengals. Jordan Payton, 79 out of 84. Is the Otto. Carl with Cleveland. Cleveland, this is for you. We got Jim Kelly, one out of 10 for the Bills. Jeremy Port with the Bills. Buffalo! Yeah, the crowd's happy about this Jeremy Port. One out of 10. Couple more here. We got a Tyler Boyd, 23 out of 25, two color patch, black ink autograph for Carl and the Bengals. And the final one, the book is going to be purple? Ravens? Vikings? Rookie? It's for Minnesota. It's Moritz Borenger, 40 out of 99. Big two color patch and black ink autograph. I think the first, the trivia is, the first German born player to be drafted in the NFL. And that book is going to Carl. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen. That was 2016 Panini National Treasures Football, one box ram team break number three, final box in the store right now. We'll check it out on jaspeaskasewrakes.com, and I'll see you next time for that one. Bye-bye.


Tell me why you're at, um, Pride. Because I'm transgender. How old are you? I am seven.  How did this come about? So ever since she was little, she was always a princess. Always. She sort of, like, every once in a while would mention ideas of, like, wanting to be a girl, a feeling more like a girl. Did you hear her reasoning? Ever since she was little, he, uh, she was the princess. Like, okay, she dressed up in, he dressed up in dresses every once in a while, okay. And, uh, and he felt like, uh, you know, a girl sometimes or he said that. He's seven years old. I, I mean, as a child, I probably mentioned multiple times that I wish I was a girl just for fun. God have mercy on us.


There are places that go too far on either side. Can we agree with that? But I bet you're most places in America. I mean, again, this is 2023. The people who are doing the teaching are of a generation that is not mostly interested in suppressing the past or being racist. I mean, I disagree with that. Well, then you don't watch a lot of the videos that they themselves post. They themselves. Teachers and educators, trust me, they're hyper aware of race. If anything, it is injected too much into everything. But you sound like you're more in the Hollywood woke camp and that's fine. It doesn't mean we have to... No, it's like it's a humanistic camp. Well, you heard it here first, folks. Brian Cranston, star of Breaking Bad, has been infected by the woke mind virus. Yeah, at least according to Bill Maher. Now, that exchange got relatively heated during Bill Maher's club random podcast. And I think that Brian Cranston, you can tell that his heart is in the right place and he means well, but he just doesn't necessarily know how to defend his position and combat the points that Bill Maher was making. And as a result, I think that Bill Maher kind of steamrolled him through this conversation. But the problem is that what Bill Maher is saying is the result of years of right wing culture war nonsense that he fell for himself hook, line and sinker. But nonetheless, let's watch the moment that escalated to Bill Maher essentially calling Brian Cranston a member of woke Hollywood or whatever he said. It's time. It's 400 years that we've dealt with this. Oh. And our country still has not taken responsibility or accountability. For what? For the history of the systemic racism that's in this country. What should we do more? Well, I mean, for one thing, critical race theory, I think is essential to be teaching. It depends on what you mean by that. Well, I mean teaching how the race trade and racism is systemic in everything we've done in government, in social activities. Yes, it has been. I mean, it's embedded in it. But critical race theory can mean, it's just one of these catch-all terms. If you mean we should honestly teach our past, of course. If you mean more what the 1619 book says, which is that it's just the essence of America and that we are irredeemable, that's just wrong. It's not. I mean, I agree with that. But even teaching our past and being honest and owning up to who we are as a country in the history of most schools are doing that. I mean, I'm sure there are ones in Texas that are not. In Florida, they want to do away with critical race theory in a lot of other states. Because sometimes it veers off into things that are really not appropriate in schools. So how do you govern that? If you're telling five-year-olds that you're either an oppressor or someone who was oppressed, you're introducing ideas about race that are inappropriate for kids that age, you can't understand it. Okay. So common sense would cover that. Common sense is what's lacking in this country. But that is why people wind up passing laws about that. And yes, you're right. Very often the laws go too far. But it's not coming from nothing. It's coming from things that have started in colleges and very far left woke thinking that many people feel is not appropriate in schools. I mean, it's the same thing with gender stuff. Can they just be kids for a minute? Right. Okay. And that's absolutely. And we have to find that time, that level of maturity when a child can understand that at certain times in this country's history, there was a grave mistreatment of other human beings. I think we get that. Well, no, we don't get it. What do you mean you get it? Really? You think that is not something that is now widely understood and agreed? It's definitely not widely understood. That America has a sorry races past? It's talked about and whispered, but they don't know it. Whispered? Yes. What, the Jim Crow laws? But that's 100 years ago. So emancipation proclamation in 1865, it was 1965 or in 1964 when the Civil Rights Act was passed by LBJ. But this is 2023. It took 100 years. I know, but what is my point? Can we live in the year we're living in? So even though Bill Maher is a liberal, when I hear him, if I didn't know the context or know about his politics, I would just assume that he was some sort of a Fox News watching grandfather. Because he's basically parroting the same exact talking points that we hear from Fox News and individuals over at the Daily Wire, Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh. What right-wingers do is they take this one small anecdote, perhaps a TikTok of some blue-haired teacher saying something that is seemingly woke and going too far, and then they'll blow that up into a years-long nationwide witch hunt against woke teachers. As if that one example is indicative of a broader trend. When in actuality, all of this is a red herring, and what Maher should be doing if he were savvy enough was rejecting the premise put forward by right-wingers. It's not that teachers are too woke, and we've gone too far in education, where we're just trying to overcompensate for our nation's bad history. The problem, Bill, is that all of this is a distraction. The talk of critical race theory, gender studies, this was all concocted by the right to distract you from very serious issues. And the individual who has popularized critical race theory, Christopher Rufo, admitted that this is all nothing more than strategy. Back in 2021, he tweeted out, we have successfully frozen their brand critical race theory into the public conversation and are steadily driving up negative perceptions. We will eventually turn it toxic as we put all of the various cultural insanities under that brand category. So it's a strategy, and Bill Maher isn't smart enough to understand that, and he doesn't know the game that's being played. So once you buy into the premise that the GOP is selling you, then it's easier to digest the other things that they say. So he brought it out from critical race theory and teaching about history to, oh, well, look at the gender studies. They're teaching kids about gender studies. When in actuality, what does that even mean? Do we have any examples of a teacher telling elementary school students that you can be transgender or non-binary? Even if that were happening, that wouldn't be bad because it's true. But the way that these conversations are taking place is at an age-appropriate level to where a teacher just says, hi kids, you may have known me as this, now I'm known as this, my pronouns are this. And that to Bill Maher, if that were to go viral, is just further evidence that the left has gone too far. I mean, I just, you have to understand that all of this is a distraction. The culture where nonsense is a distraction that the GOP is putting forward. It's like a squirrel moment. They don't want you to look over here and how elites are exploiting you and how workers are exploited by their employers. They want you to focus on these things that they tell you to focus on. And like the rub that he is, Bill Maher has fallen for it. When in actuality, you have to reject the premise because what they're selling you is nonsense. Kids are not being indoctrinated into woke education systems. And critical race theory is not being taught at the elementary school level. Critical race theory is a legal theory. It's an offshoot of critical theory. And I for one didn't even encounter critical race theory until I was in a PhD program. But what the right has done, as explained by Christopher Rufo, is take that label and attach it to anything that they don't like. And that's how they win the culture war. It's been highly effective. And Bill Maher doesn't understand that. So for Brian Cranston to say, well, they should teach critical race theory, even he inadvertently has fallen for right-wing propaganda because this isn't necessarily something that's being taught at a wide scale. Sure, you can find anecdotes, but broadly speaking, this is not necessarily something that is being taught. So even in a defensive position, you can see how one can be duped by the right-wing culture war. But I won't fault Brian Cranston because his heart is in the right place. Critical race theory is not this thing that's being taught at elementary schools. But I have one more clip to show you where it kind of devolves into Bill Maher just typically shitting on the left. It seems like they feel like the worst I think things are, the better person I am, that's what I get from a lot of the left. I think things are worse than you do. So that's what makes me good. And like, I just want the reality. See, to me, this is between liberalism and woke-ism. Liberalism is about lifting people up. Woke is just about self-loathing and hating yourself and scolding everybody and virtue signaling. It doesn't actually help anybody. Lifting people up who have gotten a bad shake in this country, who are for some reason downtrodden or have been cheated. Absolutely, I've always been for that. Have you now, Bill? Well, when the left proposes things to lift people up, like Medicare for all, you call us purity testers and tell us to fall in line and support the Democratic Party uncritically. And when we're trying to make the pitch for these types of programs, well, we oftentimes bring up how underserved communities, black and brown people, would benefit disproportionately from free healthcare. And this is to kind of pitch it to the Democratic Party where they themselves, I think you could probably characterize as more woke in the sense that they cynically weaponize identity politics to distract from the real issues that their donors don't want us to talk about. But when we bring in that angle, we're still woke. So you can't be nuanced. You can't talk about any issues. Like, there's no winning for Bill Maher. He's just already determined that the left is persona non grata. So he doesn't like us regardless of what we say. But it's funny that he says, oh, the left is just overly negative and they don't want to ever recognize the good. It's really easy for him to say that in his position of privilege as a multi-millionaire. But by pointing that out, I would be woke according to Bill Maher. Now, he also says here that liberalism is about lifting people up. Wokeism is about self-loathing. As if wokeism is some defined ideology. Wokeism is an ill-defined concept that was hijacked by the right and any and everything that they don't like by their definition is woke.  This is what they do. And Bill Maher doesn't understand that he is falling for their nonsense. He buys into the caricature that the right is portraying the left as. And the fact that Bill Maher even believes that wokeism is such a huge issue in this country is evidence that the right's branding exercise and culture war has worked. And rather than like bringing on leftists onto his podcasts to talk to real leftists and see what they want, he'd rather just accept the portrayal from the right and just dismiss them as woke when that's really not smart if you wanna have a fleshed out political ideology and understand why people say the things that they're saying. It's not because they're overly woke and they wanna be language police. It's all a ruse and Bill Maher has fallen for it. And that's what irritated me about this conversation.


to the graduation ceremony for the U32 class of 2020. I'm Stephen Dellinger-Pate, the principal, and I wanna welcome all of you to this broadcast and those who are viewing it later as well. Our program tonight includes speeches from our superintendent, Dr. Deborah Taylor, one of our graduates, Sylvan Williams, and our featured speaker, one of our own educators, Jen Ingersoll. We will also have a presentation of the Gehegan Award to one of our graduates. To begin our ceremony this evening, Kyra Adams will now sing the national anthem. Can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars. And at this time, I would like to invite Dr. Deborah Taylor, our superintendent, to come speak. Good evening, everyone. It's with great pleasure that I address the graduating class of 2020 of U32 High School. Before I begin, I would like to thank our principal, Stephen Dellinger-Pate, administration, faculty, staff, graduates, and honored guests, and in particular, the members of the Washington Central School Board. I'd like to dedicate my speech this evening in the memory of my father and my mother, Joan and Jack Lee, for without them, I would not be standing here today. They overcame much adversity in their lives. They were caring and compassionate people who practiced and instilled in me a work ethic that has had a major impact on my life. Graduates, you have certainly overcome a great deal of adversity to arrive at this day. And I understand, of course, not only are you proud of your accomplishments, but you are giving your parents a very special gift today, the gift of having earned your high school diploma. The diploma you receive should not be thought of as a reward, but rather an opportunity, a commitment, an obligation to go forward and continue the lifelong process of learning. The elements you have learned at U32 should now be forged into that special compound we call excellence. Someone once said, the key to success is hard work and a little luck. I have found that the harder you work, the luckier you become. Each of us is born with the seeds of success. Our parents and our schools plant the seeds till the soil, nurture and nourish each one of us until we develop into that special someone who can compete with anyone anywhere at any level. Well, members of the graduating class of 2020, you have much to celebrate. Nearly 60% of your graduating class are planning on continuing their education immediately upon graduating, while others plan to take a gap year. Collectively, you have been accepted at nearly 100 colleges and universities and technical schools, locally, around the country and internationally. Members of the class of 2020, you have declared a number of exciting and challenging options for your plans after high school. Some of you have chosen to enter the workforce. Others will be joining the military to serve our country. Others will pursue career education and apprenticeships. The diploma you will receive is just the beginning. So if you haven't been told this before, let me tell you now, members of the class of 2020, wherever you want to go in life, you can get there from right here. I offer you a personal challenge, a challenge to do something remarkable, something more than ordinary with your life. If you accept this challenge, I have three gifts that I wish to give you and you may keep these gifts for your entire lives. The first gift is passion. You must have a fire in your belly, have a goal, a dream, and be persistent, remain determined with a laser-like focus on what you want.  Be passionate. My second gift to you is imagination. Invent your future. Neither you nor society can continue to survive or prosper simply by implementing what is already known. Someone is going to have to come up with meaningful new ideas, creative new approaches, and important new discoveries. Why can't that someone be you?  Let your reach exceed your grasp. Let your aims be high, even though fulfillment may seem impossible. What you can conceive in your mind, believe in your heart, you can achieve with your efforts. Nothing is impossible. It's just the degree of difficulty. Dream your dreams. My third gift to you is the gift of compassion. Graduates, you have great friends and a loving family. Keep your friends and loved ones close. Make choices that demonstrate your love and compassion for your friends and family now and into the future. Be sure that everything you do in this world has a good and positive lasting impact. Make a difference in the lives of others. In closing, I want to remind you that the worth of any high school is measured by the achievements, accomplishments, and contributions of its graduates. So as you begin your journey into the future, remember your roots, nurture them, grow them, and build a legacy that U32 High School can be proud of. On a personal note, we are both saying goodbye to U32 in Washington Central School District. As you begin your new adventure, I will begin one as well as I take on a new challenge as superintendent in another school system. It has certainly been my honor to serve as your superintendent. Members of the Class of 2020, congratulations and my very best wishes to you. Thank you, Dr. Taylor. So good evening and congratulations to the U32 Class of 2020. I want to welcome parents, caregivers, grandparents, siblings, family, friends, and everyone else who is joining or viewing our ceremony. I particularly want to thank the wonderful staff at U32 who have worked with this graduating class to help them reach this milestone. Throughout my career, I have witnessed the graduation of many students who have endured countless challenges for reaching the graduation stage. When I started six years ago with this group of students as seventh graders, I could not have ever imagined the challenges that this class would face. And ultimately, Conker, there are no doubts in my mind that the graduating class of 2020 is ready to fulfill the vision of U32. You have the passion, creativity, and power to contribute to both our local and the global community. And I want to encourage each of our graduates to give back to the community that has supported you throughout your education. This community has attended your plays, your concerts, your sporting events, and served as your mentors and advisors. I'm a firm believer in traditions and the importance that they give people in their community. Traditions connect us to history through common celebrations and familiar routines. Traditions give us a sense of our place and time and our role in society. Traditions mark the passage from one part of life to another. Traditions exist because we find value and consistency. The circumstances that we find ourselves in now challenge our traditions. However, these circumstances do not destroy our traditions. They only make them stronger because they cause us to take pause and remember what makes the tradition important and worthy of our time. So we're celebrating in a different way this year and it's okay. I've had in my mind an image of graduating the first class of students who have only had me as a principal during their time at U32. We would celebrate together our shared memories of all you've done since we first met. We would reminisce about our trip to DC, implementing proficiency-based learning, the good and the not so good times.  All images that will forever be in my imagination. As I stand at this podium now, I have new images of who you are and what you will become.  You are going to enter a world that is struggling right now with issues of race, poverty and disease and you are going to make a difference. I know that there's no challenge that you are not ready for because you have faced and conquered all the challenges that you have faced so far. I can think of no better group of students to send into the world right now to make a difference. Remember what you've learned in the last several years, both in and out of the classroom. U32 in the greater central Vermont community prepared you well for your next challenge. As you enter adulthood through the tradition of this graduation, know that you have in you the passion, the creativity and power to make a difference. You are my favorite class and you will always hold a special place in my heart. Congratulations to the graduating class of 2020. Now I would like to introduce our student speaker for tonight, Sylvan Williams. Dear U32 graduating class of 2020, we made it. I've been thinking a lot about that phrase lately. We made it, we made it. We made it all the way from the front doors of U32 to our couches, but the it in that clause is a whole lot more than this nearly empty room than the crowd watching from home. It is so much more than a cap and gown that may never see the light of day or a diploma sent through the mail. This is only the ending result. It is so much more. Before stepping behind this podium, it was seventh grade. It was dating someone for max two weeks and he held hands once, texted every night for days and then just didn't. When breakups were as easy as our fleeting attention span. Before joining the mass of daunting upstairs high school habitat, it was eighth grade. It was cringy outfits and badly applied makeup living in the future of what you think high school will look like. In freshman year, it was losing someone you loved. It was love and heartbreak, first kisses and homework. Finding where you belong in the world, even if the world is no more than a 10 mile radius from your house. In sophomore year, it was all of the almosts. Getting your permit but stuck in the car with your anxiety-ridden parents, almost an upperclassman, almost everything you've been waiting for. In junior year, it was staying up until 2 a.m. to finish an advanced expo paper or staying up until 2 a.m. talking to your friend about how much work you had to do on that essay and then falling asleep in your desk chair five minutes later you got off the phone, promising each other you would actually do it. It was senior year, was senior year. In the fall, it was going to bed at 2 a.m. and waking up at five. It was night swimming with your best friends. It was not school. It was everything else.  And then, it was nothing. It was waiting. It was hoping and disappointment, wishing and breaking apart. It was crying into your pillow knowing that everything you worked up towards was gone. There's a lot of things that it could have been. It could have been senior game night, crying on the field of joy instead of fear. It could have been your senior show, your last concert or your last track meet. There was everything to leave behind. We didn't get prom. We didn't get a proper graduation, a senior prank or a senior trip. We didn't get to say goodbye to the faces we've grown up with, the people who've seen us through the best and the worst. We left behind teachers and parties and lockers, assigned seats because your class is too loud or your favorite lab table. But we didn't leave us behind and we didn't leave our it behind. Because we are still seniors. We are still the next generation. We will still change the world. We've organized walkouts and marches. We've won championships and titles and banners and trophies for the glass case of the ones who came before us. The glass case we walked past nearly every day and hoped our senior year would be displayed there too.  But we will be there right beside them. Maybe not in metal and gold, but in the memories of camaraderie, adrenaline, ecstasy and glory.  I didn't either. We all were robbed of our turn. We watched everyone go before us and we'll watch everyone go after us. This is what makes us special. This is what makes us the best grade. Because we didn't get what we wanted, what we worked for, what we deserved. But I'll be damned if the senior class of 2020 is not in our children's AP US history textbooks. But all this is only a small part of your it. This doesn't define us. Our perseverance, dedication and our ability to keep going is what shapes our it. Not the confusion, unknown and loss we are surrounded by. So hold on to your it, whatever it is. Maybe you don't know yet and that's okay. But hold on to the memories that fill your it. Hold on to the feeling of gravel under your feet. Hold on to study nights at Buddies, and embrace over your AP bio-papers. Hold on to the disappointments, the heartbreaks, the goodbyes and the new beginnings. The loss and crying and holes in your wall because you can't have heartbreak without heart first. The disappointments are what makes us feel alive. It will get better. We will find new love and new life. New reasons to wake up and new places to belong. There have been so many ends that were abrupt, jarring and simply not fair. But you have to end to begin again. So here's to the end of this beginning and to the adventures that are waiting for us somewhere. Go and find them. I now have the great privilege of welcoming to the podium Jen Ingersoll. Jen grew up in central Vermont and from early on had an abounding love for words and knew she wanted to become an editor, writer and eventually a teacher. She attended U32 as a high schooler before going off to receive her BA in English at UVM and her master's in English at California State University. Her impressive resume also includes spending 22 years as a career journalist and communications professional before entering the teacher apprenticeship program studying under former U32 teacher Steve Barrows in 2011 and has been teaching here ever since. I myself have been very privileged to have her as a teacher this year and I'm so glad to have her as the representative speaker for my graduating class. As U32's teacher of the year in 2017 Jen is a master at what she does. She has the ability to work with each individual student as a learner and human separate from the class whole and makes sure each one of her kids feels safe, represented, appreciated and valued in her class. She is incredibly dedicated to her work graciously spreads her love for knowledge to all her students. She embodies all the traits that make a teacher amazing. She's kind, empathetic, dedicated, invested incredibly knowledgeable and all around an amazing person. Please help me from home and welcoming Jen Ingersoll. What an honor it is to stand here this evening having personally watched so many of you grow and flourish over the past four to six years at U32. I'm filled with some sadness too of course because we can't all be together tonight in this room but I do feel your presence here and imagine your smiling faces in these blue seats all gathered so many times before. An element that makes you class of 2020 unique is that each of you was born under the canopy of events that rocked our country in 2001 and many of your families were defined in some way by those events and now your lives are bookended by extraordinary times as you graduate amid a global pandemic the likes our world has not seen in more than a hundred years. The class of 1920 saw as much and like them, yours will be among the voices that tell the stories of how we joined together albeit in our separate homes and what happened when we didn't. We know from the great writer Chimamanda Ngoziadichi that stories can be used to empower and to humanize. Your stories have the capacity to eliminate our humanity they can shine a light for instance on the power of students to mobilize and counter structural racism here in our halls and in our community. Certainly each of your stories and each of your paths will be different but the gate to them is located here in East Montpelier and as you stride ahead into the world beyond Gallison Hill steer a path wherein your stories will help take others forward.  Seek out the mentors, role models, coaches and professors who will help you navigate when your path is uneven. Mentors with admirable qualities can teach, lead, guide us while people who we encounter with destructive qualities can remind us of who we don't want to be and motivate us to change. When we meet people who are kind, generous, inclusive and who want to teach us something we can use those people's words, actions and advice to inspire our own good paths in life. Take a moment right now visualize the face of someone who in the past six years has been a mentor, a coach, a role model or a teacher from whom you've learned something valuable someone who has enriched your life in some way. As you leave the stage with your diploma tomorrow, keep watch for the people from whom you can continue learning. There is nothing like the power of a passionate caring mentor. Build them by the excitement and the enthusiasm they possess for the work they do and their genuine interest in you. Find the mentors who can lead you closer to your purpose in life. For me, some of those folks led me to the path back to U32. For most of you though it will be something different. No matter your route be it directly into a job, to college, into the armed forces, a trades program, a gap year gravitate toward the people who are willing to invest in your growth as a human. I've come to understand that we learn from people we love from people who make us feel good who make us laugh, who make us feel valued. And love in this construct means someone who takes the time to listen to make others feel secure and to share what they know freely whether it be how to write a newspaper article that engages others, how to rebuild an engine or how to fine tune your kick and glide technique. And so it's in the spirit of seeking lifelong mentors and coaches that I share with you six valuable bits I learned from the mentors, coaches and teachers who believed in me. The first is learn to forgive. And know that forgiving doesn't mean forgetting. Forgiving after we felt anger towards those who wrong us empowers us and keeps us from becoming and trapped into bitter and lonely lives. Moving on from people who cause us pain sets us free and it allows us to heal and trust again.  Despite what people may say, it's okay to change your mind. During my four years at UVM and much to my father's chagrin, I changed my major three times until I found my first path to writing. And it came as a result of going in a lot of other directions first. Later, when I left a 22-year career in communications, there were colleagues and even friends who told me I was a fool to leave a high-paying job at the University of Vermont College of Medicine to change direction at age 41 and become a high school English teacher of all things. They warned me that I would not find a job and I did not listen. If you're unhappy or restless, make a decision to change whatever it is that you're doing. It is never too late for that. Three, this is for the perfectionist among you. Know that sometimes a B-plus is a choice. You'll find there are times when you can be capable of earning an A. But doing that, the cost of doing so is simply more than as reasonable or healthy. Strive for balance. And remember that perfectionism is lonely and it's not a foundation on which to build happiness or contentment. Four, seek equity and inclusion for those who have less privilege than you. Make way for people whose voices haven't been or aren't included at the table. Defend others' right to social and racial justice and listen to their stories. The great novelist Chinua Achebe once said that until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. Five, speak up. Speak up. Be direct. And be kind while doing it.  Instead, speak directly with the person who's upset you. Trash talking has never made anyone's situation better and it certainly doesn't help change the person you feel wronged by. In those moments, when the power of negativity is tugging at you, you can address and employ compassion instead of criticism. And finally, and not surprisingly, I say for the love of God, read. And finally, I'm not just talking about fiction either, though for many of us, nothing could be better than losing ourselves in a copy of the Poet X, the Song of Achilles, or on Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous. Read about anything that jazzes you and what makes your heart race and your pulse jump. Read about fishing and baking cakes and jazz music. Read about diesel engines, building your own home and beekeeping. Read the front page of the New York Times and the blog posts of those you admire. Read about traveling to India, F1 racing and fashion. Read about climate change affecting the canon and how to be anti-racist. But I don't like to read. Believe me, I've heard that more than once in my classroom. To this I offer, read because it is the gorilla glue of our culture.   Just get people to stop reading them. It's true. Reading gives you the power to resist. It prepares you for activism and it ensures that you will never be under the thumb of the proverbial man or upon an unjust establishment. With mentors and those from whom we learn the manner with which we connect with each other is defining. And we're here together. While we know that much is being disrupted, we are experiencing it in unity. Yes, our lives have hit pause, but you get to choose who will help define you and your purpose and influence you in the future and how you'll live going forward. That is the gift of this extraordinary time. Thank you, Jen, and thank you, Sylvan, for your speech as well. This time I would like to introduce the chair of our school board, Scott Thompson, to award the Gehegan Award. Thanks, Stephen.  Just give out the award and set them free. But there's more to it than that. First of all, I'm here not just on my own account, but representing our entire board, who I know for a fact would have loved to have been here themselves. There are 15 elected members of us from all five towns, plus two student members, Mia Smith and Towns De Groot. They have put up with a lot to try to keep us from being too clueless, and we're grateful to them for it, and we'll miss you, Mia. There's another thing, too. This right now is the last ritual act of the ceremony before Stephen has a chance to wrap up and dismiss us. At 232 is the last chance to send you a message before letting you loose in the wild. So the Gehegan Award, what is this? Jackie Gehegan, a teacher and associate principal who was here in 1971, president of the creation at a time when Kathy Topping and Mark Chaplin were barely older than you are now. She left in 2000. What could possibly be the connection between U32 then and your experience with U32 now? The very messy, proverbially, historically messy, Zoo32 ancestor of present-day U32 actually got at least one thing spectacularly right. Consider, you spent your entire academic careers governed and measured by rubrics and indicators and proficiencies and whatnot. But what now, huh? What's the rubric for life? This is actually what the ancestral U32 got so right and what has been preserved and nurtured as a kind of eternal flame with this Gehegan Award. What Jackie Gehegan did, and I'm indebted to Leslie Fitch for having everything click into place for me in just a few lines that she wrote me, what Jackie Gehegan did was to show in her own life how a generous self-affirmation could not only affirm others in a positive way, but invite and welcome their own self-affirmation. And this is what this award is all about and the people who are about to be mentioned in it. The second thing that this award does, which in my mind is pure genius, it's an award essentially from one student, the giver, the artist, to another student, the recipient, the self-affirmer. And this is a beautiful, in my mind, beautiful condensation of how much of your education has actually come from each other, from your peers, from your classmates. We adults, of course, play a very important role, but largely as catalysts a lot of the time. We're there to direct, to magnify, intensify, but the transformative elements, that's you. Now, the Gehegan Award, what, again, is so wonderful about it, it's a creation of one student, the artist. And if you could give me. Actually, if the videographer, is the videographer able to just zoom in on the picture for a moment? I'll stop talking just for a moment. The audience can always freeze frame it, I guess, at a later date, but it's just an amazingly cool picture. And to me, I'm not going to describe it, but to me what it says is, embrace life, embrace it in all of its energy, in all of its abundance, in its strangeness and wonder. Embrace that squid and that lobster and those cute little cats. And have all you can eat. So, anyway, I have a text here, which will, I think, probably embarrass the artist, but delight her family and friends. In 2014, U32's incoming 7th graders immediately proved that the class of 2020 was filled with artistic excitement, with so many creative minds and so much talent. But this class has something else, too. A desire to create and a passion to learn. LAFAR, which one of these bright-eyed students, and in 7th grade visual arts class, she created a drawing of a cuttlefish that had a sophistication and beauty that was rare for such a young artist. And it's hard to make a cuttlefish beautiful, I think. It's undeniable that Ellie is not only filled with talent, but that she is an artist to her core. Ellie has continued to be consumed with her passion for making and has grown into an accomplished artist who will be attending Pratt Institute in the fall. Ellie's approach to art is one of experimenting and challenging herself until her work is completed to her high standards. Ellie's work is beautiful and conceptual, as is proven in this watercolor all you can eat. It has been said that you can be consumed by this painting as there is so much to find in it, so all you can see of all you can eat. The craftsmanship is stellar, and the composition is stunning. We're honored and excited that Ellie is allowed to bestow her framed, rather colored painting All You Can Eat to the recipient of the 2020 Gehegan Award. Thank you, Ellie, very much.  The recipient, who in affirming herself opens up the possibility for others to affirm themselves while herself affirming them. So, it's our pleasure and my honor to award the 2020 Gehegan Award to Ginger Xiangning Knight. I'll let the record show wild and stormy applause as Ginger approaches the stage. I'll start with some... now it's your turn to be embarrassed, Ginger. I will start with some individual comments about Ginger from those who know her. Ginger does not just show up for anything. She pushes herself to the absolute limit and sometimes, even beyond, there is no such thing as half-effort with Ginger. Adrienne Wade describes Ginger as, quote, a righteous flame eager to change the status quo for the better of humanity. She is creative, athletic, and kind. When discussing important issues, Ginger is always willing to provide further insight to help all involved see the full perspective of a situation. She is grounded, thoughtful, and has limitless energy, unquote. Ginger has given much to you, 32, throughout her time here. Among her many accomplishments, she's a member of BLAM, BLAM, B-L-A-M-M. Can you remind me? But B-L-A-M-M? Black, Latino, Asians, and many more. Black, Latinos, Asians, and many more. The Green Team and Seeking Social Justice. She is a mentor and leader helping organize the race against racism in Montpelier and planning, organizing, and directing our Diversity Day in 2019. She's a three-sport athlete in cross-country Nordic and tennis. She's also a scholar who challenges herself with advanced placement classes. Steve Town, Ginger's TA, says it best, and I quote, It is an honor to be able to nominate Ginger for the Gehegan Award. Having been a student at U32 and Jackie Wiss, an administrator, I can attest to the character and leadership that is instilled in this award. I've had the privilege and honor to have been Ginger's TA for the past six years. During this time, I've seen firsthand how someone can have a positive impact on a group or a community. She has taken it upon herself to fight against inequalities both in our school as well as in our community. Through leadership and participation in rallies, marches, or in working with a legislature, she has always stood up for what is right. Her leadership goes beyond the classroom. What truly exemplifies Ginger for this award is the kindness and compassion she has shown for her fellow Raiders. I can testify first time to her willingness to support others or go out of her way to make our school a better place. I've learned a lot from Ginger over the years, but what will always remain with me is her tolerance and concern for others. You, Ginger, I believe he's addressing you, always want people to leave a place better than you found it. You have done just that for our school, so, Steve Town. So, Ginger, congratulations on receiving the award. Congratulations on your future at American University, studying international relations, and keep on affirming so constructively and positively yourself as well as others. Thank you. Thank you, Scott, for presenting the Gagin Award, and congratulations to Ellie and Ginger as well. I would also like to thank Nora Kennedy for providing the ASL interpretation for this evening's ceremony, and I would just like to say the words guerrilla glue, so I could see that one one more time, because that one was wonderful. All right. So, one of the recent traditions of U32 is to give cards to all the graduates as they walk the stage. But this year is different. We're providing e-cards, and so, graduates, you can access your e-cards at eight o'clock tonight by checking your U32 email. So, I encourage you to look at that. And so, in conclusion tonight, I want to thank all of you for joining us for the U32 graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020. Seniors, you have now reached the milestone of graduation, and I look forward to seeing you tomorrow for our presentation of diplomas. Be proud of this accomplishment and be thankful for all the people who have helped you reach this goal. Be well and stay healthy. See you tomorrow. Congratulations. Iris Mae Beatty. Megan... Okay, first one. Megan Lynn Comstock. Nicholas James Hood. Madeline Catherine Joslin. Xavier Lemieux. That should be Joslin's over there. This is Pollard. Joslin Taylor Pollard. Just leave with it. Congratulations, get off the stage. Kylie Antonia Sullivan. Hi, my name's Brian. I'll be glad to meet you. That should be yours. Thank you. You're welcome. Congratulations. Devin Jade Taft. That should be yours, son. Just check the name. Jesse and these others aren't coming up with you? Missy, Jim and Colton. They're not coming? Okay, I'm just reading. Jesse J. Wild. Accompanying Jesse or Missy, Jim and Colton. I'll let him touch it. Okay, I'll let you touch it. And then you can take it with you. Iris, how do you say your middle... That's your bag, honey. Iris, how do you say your middle name? Mabel. Iris Mabel Gardner. We haven't seen her in a year. Oh. And then Ellen, come over to the podium. Please, as soon as Mark backs up. Yes, you're really good at this. Thanks. You're having a good time? I am. I'm not going to touch it. You can touch it. Bring your card out, put it on top. Well, that's good, because I'll put my book in there that I want to get done. All right, here you go. Charlotte Juliana Bowden. Hi, Charlotte. I love you. Charlotte, come here. Here's your name. Smile for the camera. Oh, Charlotte, it's so lovely to see you in person. Okay, darling. July 5th, my house. Molly Brown. Hi, Molly. I love you. Look at you. Hi, honey pie. Yes, we watched the shoes. Nora Isabel Dillon. Right there. Hello, Nora, darling. I love you, Nora. Read your name. Don't say that. Don't say that. I love your go-go boots. Get a good picture of the go-go boots. Don't say go-go anymore. There you go. Nora, this is not a photo shoot just for you. Right on it is. And why you bound. Show the outfit. Micah Smith. I love you, oh. Nora, get off the stage. Do some modeling like Nora. What, do you have something nice under there? No. James Pacheco. I love you, James. Read your name. Where's your bow tie? Read your name. Don't you have a bow tie? I know, I saw that. So good to see you. I'm going to stop. Get up there. Be careful. Mia Isabella Smith. I love you, Mia. I love your family. Congratulations, Mia. This one is yours. Check your name. Hi, I'm a sob. Get up there. Do some modeling. Nice shoes. Nice socks. Show the socks for the camera. Show them. Get the socks. What are they? There's like an ax on them. Matthew Christian Wills. I love you, Matt. I love your face. Look at you got a haircut. I did get a haircut. Wow. Get up there. This is Ben Hopkins. He's supposed to be on this. This is Brian. Brian's first and Brian Flynn. Ben Hopkins. Right here, he's right here. I know, but where is Brian? Right here. Brian? So I guess there you go. I'm going to put you up. Ben is not here. Yep. So as soon as... Call me one. And then I'm going to have you take this with me, Brian, when you walk away. Okay. Benjamin Michael Hopkins. Say Ben. Right up on stage. And then can you take that card out and put it on top, please? What would you like? Oh, no, that's on it because never mind. If you take this... In the back, we're on top. Oh, my God. Thanks, Brian. Sorry for the confusion. Savannah Nicole Anthony. Accompanying Savannah, are Steve Fisk and Karen Anthony. Sophia Louise Hines. Accompanying Sophia, are Philip, Ivy, and Esther. She is joined on stage by her mother Jessica, a Berlin elementary school teacher. Colby Max Hudson. Accompanying Colby, are his dad Brad, mom Marcia, and both sisters Bailey and Jaden. Olson. Congratulations, Ben. Madison R. Roberge. Congratulations. Congratulations, Madison. Thomas Shanley. Congratulations, Tom. Congratulations. So you head on up and now you pause. Brayden D. Steele. Congratulations, Brayden. Claire Elizabeth Thompson. Congratulations, Claire. Pause. Pause there. Pause. Yep. Zoe Rain White. Accompanying Zoe, are Megan, Mary, Jason, Caroline, and Bristol. Congratulations, Zoe. Camille Cheney. Too early to cry. Too early to cry. Emily Arrett. Oh, no. It's right. Jackson Robert Flynn. You can take your mask off, too, bud. You're welcome. Congratulations. I'm crying. I'm crying. Brody C. Frazier. Accompanying Brody, are his parents Tim and Diane and brother Mason. Let's give you a big hug, okay? One wave, right? The livestream just broke. Excitement. Was too much. Zye Indigo Gluck. Hold on one sec, buddy. James Hickman. Rachel Jo Lawson. Accompanying Rachel, are her mother Jennifer Lawson, father Tom Lawson, and brother Brandon. I, Rodina Moulton. Carter Olin Pelzel. Max Perry. Congrats, bud. Paige Linais Stevens. I didn't even. Anna. You're incredible. I was like, you're gonna work? Yeah, she is. Anna Young. Joining Anna on stage is her mother Amy, a Berlin elementary school teacher. Take this. Here's Brian's time. Yeah, take it, because it's already done. Okay. Now let's breathe. Hope you're not. Thank you. Good job, Lexi. Cameron J. Edson. Ryder David Hoffman. Accompanying Ryder are David, Lindsay, Carter, Blake Lee, and Harrison. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks everybody. principle. I think so, yeah, yeah, yeah. Jennifer Ann Meyer-Emmons, accompanying Jennifer R. Bernie, Nicole, Greg, Rosie, and Ruthie. Justin Taylor Tedeschi. Erica Ray Williams. Max Donato Baskind, accompanying Max, our Bruce, Eileen, and Sid. Abigail Elizabeth Boyd. Congratulations. Yeah, when you go. Amanda Lynn Brown. When you're ready. Logan Richardson Carbo. North Eric Gordon Hodgson. Joining North on stage is his mother, Lisa, a Calus elementary school teacher. Kailin Kirkpatrick. Dylan Anthony Lawrence. Connor Joseph Noyds. Renee Chantel Robert. Patrick John Town. Sylvan M. Williams. Joining Sylvan on stage is her father, Christopher, a U32 teacher. Cassidy Mae Bennett. Accompany, me and Cassidy are Heidi Madison. She is joined on stage by her father, Eric, a U32 employee. Troy J. Bullduck. Avery Georgiana Brown. Joining Avery on stage is her mother, Kimberly Sarah Brown, an East Montpelier teacher. Try not to. Shay Krodo. Shaina. Congratulations. Allison Ann Lague. And Annika Lynn Lague. Congratulations. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Your text. Your text was really nice. Thank you. Come back and visit me. Yeah. Jillian Grace Mosier. Sharp. Sebastian M. Tangwed. I'll see you later. Oops. William Henry Austin. Okay. Abigail Robin Chevalier. Charles Merlin Darmstadt. Brianna Nicole Day. Dorothy Far. Emily Violet Frazier. Rose Joyce Jingress. Jenna Lynn Meckleson. Dylan Joseph Moyer. Mikaela Renee Zinn. Thank you. Thank you for Kyra Adams. Fantastic, buddy. Gary Frank Arlith. Zoe Lee Beauregard. Maya Castongue. Lindsay Nicole Ducat. Accompanying Lindsay are her mom, Danielle Ducat, and her dad, Jason Ducat. Evan Matthew Hinchliffe. Emelyn DeWitt. Shabbat Skoy. John P. McGinley. Travis James Chapin. Eva K. Jessup. Julia Christine Oliver. Ginger Jowning Knight. Dane Rowan Osborn Lieberman. Accompanying Dane is Thomas, is father Thomas Osborn. He is also joined on stage by his mother Karen Lieberman, a U32 teacher. Quentin Scott Mashcurry. Charlie N. Stroh. Dylan Ross White. I didn't go up either. It is about you. Benjamin Scott Wader. Haley Marie Wilcox.