Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, happy Friday, we're coming at you with 2019-2020 Panini NT N-war dual box break, it's a NT N-war mixer, nice, one box of each, pick your team number four from jaspyscasebreaks.com with a bit of a break credit giveaway which we'll do at the end of the video, so fast forward to that if you want to see. We only have two boxes left, so there's only four boxes in noir, in the case of NT, so I think it's kind of hard to see, but with the Sharpie I marked that box one from noir and box four from NT. Alright, big thanks and good luck to everybody here, appreciate it. Thanks for spending some of your Friday with us, you're in with that last spot mode to a trailblazer, and we did a, in a separate video which I did upload, just double check, uploaded it, the randomizer video for that, so it just works just like our number, usual number block breaks, but only for these teams, and only in pick your team four on this Friday right here. Thanks. Alright, well, don't have to randomize box or anything like that, let's just pop this noir open, and let's see what kind of magic we can pull out of here. Malcolm Gray, what's going on? Might be the best boxes for a last team block, I feel like each box has gotten better and better and better, each one we've done. You know, break one was okay, break two was better, break three was good, will this one be great? That's what we need to see, that was an easy pull right there, so we got the frame on the bottom, and we'll use this blank card right here to slow play the hits a little bit, first out of the gate, vintage art. Charles Barkley to 25, that's Sun's edition for David, and Phoenix. These frames, I think sell better than you might think. I would, if you guys have noir frames, look them up, might be worth it. Deandre Jordan 99, that is for Brooklyn, that'll be for Matthew Shira. We got Devin Booker, 13 out of 99 for the Suns, that's another one for David. Rookie Jumbo material, Jalen Knoll, to 99. Timberwolves, that'll be for Steve Locke, there you go Steve, alright, start. Kenny seems a little wrinkly there, but 90 out of 99, New Wave jerseys, Goga Betadze for Derrick and the Pacers. Callanan, not Callahan, Callanan family, got the feud on of course. Two shot, dual relic, two color dual relic, R.J. Barrett and Ignace Redzeek, it's 94 out of 99, New York Knicks, Sean Matic. Obi-Wan, what's going on? We've got a Spurs, three color patch and autograph, 64 out of 99. Spurs are a number block team, so Spurs, four, Brandon. There you go, Smokey Brandon, with number four. He had last while Mojo on that too, strikes again, 60% of the time, hits 100% of the time. On this side we've got Michael Cooper, three out of five, freeze frame signatures for my Lakers. Who's got my Lakers? Matthew Shearer does, there you go Matthew. All aboard the Big Head Express, whoop whoop. Playing the Celtics there, hopefully meeting the Celtics there. Wow, sneaker spotlight, Gary Payton, the glove, 16 out of 99. One of the best trash talkers in NBA history. He's got a mouth, he's got words. Super Sonic's stuff of course goes to OKC, David Chan. Nice. There's a Laker for half a second, I like that.  He just doesn't resort to like personal attacks and he's got like some good, good trash. Good trash. And back here, wow, Julius Irving, seven out of 99, gold ink autograph. Spotlight signatures. That's nice. Sixers, Josh Proust. One off the jersey number, can never hit jersey numbers. Rarely. All right, final NT box right here. Keep an eye on the website for more NT basketball. Not sure when it's going to be back, but when you see it, go and get it. If there's a card with two players on two different teams on the same card, they will be randomized between those two teams. There's that blockchain card up there. Believe it or not, some of these blockchain cards can carry some great value on the secondary market as well. Material autographs prime, card 11. Z, I hope. No, A. If it's D, I'm going Admiral Schofield. No, N. Anthony Davis. T, H, O, N, Y. Anthony Davis. I actually need to look this up because I think some of them might be, I'm pretty sure that's Lakers edition, but let me get groupratechecklist.com up. Ladies and gentlemen, groupratechecklist.com, grouprateteamchecklist right here. Anthony Davis. Maybe they don't have blockchains on this checklist. All right, well then let's go to cardboardconnection.com, and search 2019-2020 National Treasures Basketball. Stand by, folks. We'll get to the rest of the break in just a second. These are $4,000 a box, jeez. Scroll down to blockchain section. Big checklist, too. There we go, blockchain card colossal material. Apprentice clutch factor, wait for it. Colossal material, autographs prime, card 11. Anthony Davis, number to five. All right, there you go. See, worth looking up. Matthew Shearer, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! Let's go to Lakers. Put L-A-L, Los Angeles Lakers right there. Yeah, believe it or not, these blockchain cards, I still haven't quite wrapped my head around these yet, but it's a pretty good value on the secondary market. All right, let's get that blank card right on top, and let's finish the break. TJ Warren, five out of 99 Pacers. Derek Disser. The one per box printing plate is going to be for the Timberwolves, Carl Anthony Towns. A wild cat has appeared, and that is for Steve and the Timberwolves. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! Kevin Knox, 70 out of 99 Colossal Relic. Nick's will be for Sean Amatic. Nice, yeah. Hey, this actually, I know these are, these plates are pretty common, but this would be a cool like, a cool spot if you ever meet Carl Anthony Towns or you're at an autograph signing to have him sign that plate right there. Pretty sick. There's a good space for that. Ooh, a logo man! Rookie logo man, Carson Edwards, two out of five for the Celtics. That's a number block team. And Celtics two, Josh Idlitz. There you go, Josh. I think that's the first logo man that I've personally pulled. I know Jaspeas has pulled a few. I think Nick pulled a couple. I think Jason pulled one. I'm on the board, you guys, even though it's a dirty, dirty Celtic. I'm a Lakers guy. No, that's seriously, that's still really nice, Josh. Boston two out of five. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! 74 out of 99. There's John Starks for the Knicks. Sean Amatic. 39 D'Andre, eight in game gear. Jersey and autograph. He was having a great season before the, before the pandemic put everything on hold. I saw, I read an interview of him with him. And he was talking about how like his second year, like he felt like he knew what he was doing. Like he says first year he was just like, I didn't know where to be. I didn't know where I'm position I was supposed to be in. Who to pass to, like, the game was fast, but this year it just clicked, which is great. Good for the hobby. Carmelone on-card autograph. 69 out of 25. That's a nice one too. Utah Jazz, Josh Proust. And we've got a Goga Batadze. 53 out of 75. Three color patch and autograph. That landscape. That is for the Pacers. That's a strong one too, Derek Disser. Nice RPA. Not too bad. Now we just need him to just go off and play some games. Is he even playing? I think he is. Like it's a minute.  All NBA materials. Carmelone Town, another one for Steve Locke. 38 out of 99. And back here is Devin Booker. 72 out of 99. Yeah, there you go, Derek. That's a good RPA. I think he's definitely got a lot. I mean, that'll probably sell well on its own anyway, but I feel like there's some pretty good upside for him as well. 72 out of 99. Devin Booker. Big timeline relic for the Suns. That'll be for David. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Nice break. The Logo Man as well. It's a nice RPA. A lot of nice stuff out of these two boxes. Keep an eye on it for more noir and more NT basketball on jaskyscasebreaks.com. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye. Oh, no, break credit. I almost forgot. I almost hit the stop record button. Wow. Top five, 50 bucks each. Two entries. Two teams, one entry. Four teams, two entries, so on and so forth. So let's alphabetize. I got my Logo Man. Got me all twisted up. All right, let's switch back to this screen right here. So yeah, once again, top five. We'll win 50 bucks of break credit each. I just alphabetized that list. So David Chen, you got two teams. You get an entry. Josh, you got four teams. That's two entries. Matthew Shearer, one, two, three, four. That's two entries. The fifth does not count, unfortunately, but you probably block someone from getting an entry. So that's a good, well-executed block. Sean Maddock with four teams. That's two entries. Steve Locke, two teams. That's an entry. Steve P, four teams. That's two entries. Ziyao, two teams. That's an entry. And that's it. All right, so let me just make sure. Just eyeball it here. And Steve P, Steve Locke, Sean Maddock, Matthew Shearer, Josh Proust, and David. I just want to make sure I haven't forgotten anybody. All right, so there's 11 here. So it's going to be top five after 11. 50 bucks each. One. Or I'm sorry, top 11 people, top five of the 11. We're going to randomize it four times. Three and a one. Top five after four. One, two, three, and four. After four times, here's your top five. There you go. Steve and P. David, Steve and P. Josh Proust, Steve Locke. 50 bucks a break credit going to you. Steve and P, I'm going to send you 100 bucks a break. I'm just going to combine those up for you. All right. There you go. Now we're done. I'm Joe for jaspyscasefreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. We'll see you in the next video. Bye-bye.


Hello. My name is Caroline Byrd and I'm a poet and you may be forgiven for thinking that I'm in some kind of bunker or building a cardboard castle, but I've just moved house actually and behind me is my poetry library in boxes. If you can see, they're all piled up there as about 30 boxes. The removal men were very sweaty and slightly annoyed at the end of lugging it all into a van. My poetry library, I started collecting when I was about 13 when I bought my first poetry books. I remember opening a book by James Tate and it fell open to a middle poem. And the first line was, they got me because if the forest has no end, I'll go naked. They got me because if the forest has no end, I'll go naked. And what I loved about that line of poetry is I still don't entirely know what that means. I read it when I was 13, I'm now 33, and I'm still puzzling over that line. And I love that, I love the mystery of poetry. We don't stand in front of the ocean and go, but what does this mean? We enjoy the mystery of it, we enjoy the fact that we will never figure it out. And I have 30 books here, 30 boxes of books that are full of mystery and that makes me happy. As well as having lots and lots of books by other people, I have written six books of poetry and five plays, I think. And here, if you can see, is some of my notebooks. These are very private and I would be appalled if anyone, including my nearest and dearest, read them. In fact, some of them I haven't even read myself or gone back on myself. And my handwriting is absolutely shocking. Look at this. Allegeable, allegeable. I almost like it's written in code. And I remember when I was eight years old, I think, getting my first notebook and sitting with it behind my bunk bed on a beanbag. I'm tired because I've been moving house. And writing and writing and thinking, I can say whatever I want to these pages because this is just for me, this is just mine. And that's what's so important when you get your notebook to be writing just for yourself, even if eventually it might turn into a poem that you show to somebody. That's my gramophone. I'm a fan of big, useless, beautiful things. And even if, sorry, I got distracted, even if you do show it to somebody eventually, when you first start writing, it has to be born entirely in the privacy of your imagination. Right, so that one day you might have, I mean, I've got at least four more of these boxes of notebooks. And they're all full. I don't know what's in a lot of them. And they're very tatty. And some of them turned into poems. And some of them will always remain as scraps of things and promises and potential that never became. But that's the magic of it. People often say, get over the fear with a blank page. But I say that's not the way to look at it. The blank page is the best bit. The magic of poetry is that you create something from nothing. All of these books and all of these boxes started off as blank pages. And then suddenly all of these words appear just when we give ourselves permission. So the task I want to set you is quite simple.  That is yours. Not for school. It's yours. You take it home. No one's allowed to look at it if you don't allow them. It's yours. Try and get someone to get it for you, ideally. But then write your name on it. Write top secret. That's it. And then on the first page I want you to write one line, a first line. And in that line I want you to have an image in terms of something you can see. So there is a frog playing cards on that car.  There is a diamond inside that man's tooth. Anything. Just something in that first line that is a picture that you can see in your mind's eye. And then after you've written that first line, not knowing where it came from, I want you to step through that line like it's a door into a world. And just keep writing. Keep going until you've filled that first page. And don't stop until it's filled. Or even especially if it's total nonsense. Just create something from nothing so that you've got your first messy page of your notebook. And then eventually it might turn into a whole book full of incredibly messy stuff that you can create poems from. The wonderful clutter of poetry that we then turn into crisp books that have that wonderful book smell. Anyway, I'm going to get back to unpacking now. Thank you. Bye.


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