Good morning Mark Always special So as my colleague said my name is Lydia Schmidt. I work in program management team. I Do well for money more years than I can count And I'm not sure that's good or bad. I'll let's pretend it's good Before I start I would like to know how many red heteros are in the room. Can you raise your hand? Oh Oh Okay guys, so I'll go through how we develop rel with focus on how we Focus on upstream So if you know this a lot and You don't agree with me are there was going to be like at least 10 minutes of questions after this one Feel free to shoot at me. I know I survived worse discussions But let's let's dive into it straight away, right? So what I look at I'll start with what's real with some really, you know basic definitions Then I look on what's how we actually work with upstream So that's actually basically how we touch what's outside of the company how we work with the company's etc Then I'll look at how all of this actually impacts what we do and Then I'll try to wrap up. So Let's get started. So And I was thinking where else to start Defining rail and like rails open source Distribution right so I started to know what's actually an open source software and you know when I was doing the research, you know wikipedia is a great source of definitions, so I use this one and For me, it was a great refresher how actually the open sources is defined and Don't forget that open source software is just a special case of open source There's another term in wikipedia there and it's basically, you know a Way or type of computer software that allows sharing between users The other piece I was looking at is how you can actually make money on something that's That's for free right everybody can download it compile it run it Deploy it etc. And when I was looking through articles, I found four major ways that Can be actually used to run company that produces open source software So the first one is support and services. That's where redhead is right? We provide subscriptions I know we provide consulting services. We provide support and this is the value added that actually customers Buy from us. They don't buy the software They buy all the stuff around it and they pay for it on a new basis You know, we have different type of types of contract So this is what redhead just know the refresher for the others So that's the business we are in there's actually two or three more ways That seems to be sustainable from a long-term point of view. So The the next one is advertisement partnerships And What you can imagine behind that is Mozilla foundation Mozilla corporation Because of what they basically do is they get in contracts with companies to Position searching services high in their list or you know, setting something as a default service Like no yahoo paid Mozilla years ago. Almost 400 million dollars to make yahoo as a default search engine So that's actually another sustainable way how you can run business in open source The third one is paid additional features what I mean by that is you know, and that's a lot of company do You basically Provide core of the software as an open source and Then features that are interesting for enterprises. I know you actually charge for them this for example You know how my sequel gets funded? Know all the all the distributed database stuff, you know You can get that for free and there's some conflict in there because basically, you know by open sourcing Just part of the product you get sometimes to the end of it to the conflict with communities as people You know may contribute features that are part of your proprietary offering And I know there could be pretty bad clashes between the community and the company behind the software and Then so there's a service. That's like a body on that wordpress uses No, you can get wordpress as a prop no open source content management system in style on your server No run its no no charges, right? But if you want to avoid all the administration tasks and just Use the blogging services you go to wordpress.com you pay some annual fee and they maintain the service for you so that's like that's the Last from the Sustainable I found like 40 more No from Kickstarter to set telling the selling t-shirts to pay what you want. I know all of that But you know, I couldn't find any evidence that this is something you can run a company on Because like t-shirts eventually, you know, you sell it to all the users you haven't you are done so This is to know to understand what the what's the open source and what could be the business models behind it and where rel is Then well rel is only loose distribution. So this is one one more definition what the distribution is and again Wikipedia No, you can read through it. But you know where it connects to open source is actually the this paragraph That actually says that typically our loose distribution Includes open source software and free software that are available both as binaries and as a source code. So Based on all of this you now know or refreshed, you know, it's easy to say a redhead enterprise Linux is a Enterprise great Linux distribution with support and service business model, right? That's a very short definition But that's only one way how to look at rel It just gives you the what's the business behind it how rel looks, but it doesn't give you any other Dimension of rel is and rel is like a huge beast what I mean by huge It it is something that's big and when I was thinking how to show scale of rel I was thinking hmm. So one way how to look at it is How many source rpms we had We used to build a server version of the system and the source rpm is basically Like you could make it equal to one upstream project that's being packaged in a way that you know, we can distribute it So this went from like nine hundred in like two thousand six four ten advanced server through 1300 that's 511 To 1900 that's 610 to 2200 in 76 last fall and You know 80 beta had a little bit over that So that shows you What we are dealing with in terms of how many projects we need to integrate together to work as one piece of software because customers don't care about This package or that package they do care about the functionality that the whole thing provides So that actually tells the story of how we were Getting bigger and bigger and bigger in terms of complexity. We have to deal with right But that's just just one dimension and Brandon I can give you link to those data no problems and And there is one more slide I actually created and that's this one And you know the numbers are small. So those are years This is 5,000 10 15 and 20,000 and What I actually looked at is stuff we can measure at redhead and this is how bug how many bugs we closed every single year for real and So you can see that you know it went through relatively small numbers in 2006 2007 to something that's like very close to 10,000 a year in past couple of years and if you look at these spikes This is just a Luck that we made may manage to release two minor versions in one year So that's why it otherwise it would be spread out roughly even you can see that this is basically double of this this one and If you recall I said this is just minor versions. So this doesn't show 506070 or 80 work at all Because that works actually happening mostly in upstream in Fedora. We don't measure it in house And it would skew the numbers anyway, but you know for me, this is terrifying view This is how much we crank through the system every single year And you know the other piece is as you remember how the number of packages grew over time You can actually reflect that in the number of bugs we fixed because this is route for five six Seven this one. That's a software collections. That's an offering on top of rail. So nobody's running away. That's good So if you have all these in mind How actually we work with upstream, right and last definition I promise I Was looking what upstream is so again Wikipedia just to refresh the The memories so it's basically, you know, it refers to a direction towards the original authors or maintainers So when we say, you know, I send patch upstream I know we basically send patch of where I took the software from could be Apache foundation GN work or kernel, etc, right? So having refreshed that I Was thinking about when we work with upstream there are actually two types of interactions The first one is how we actually keep up with upstream and what I mean by that is this redhead heads Like rail has hundreds and hundreds of engineers behind it as a product but think about To 3,000 packages we get into the system, right? It is a power play that doesn't go in our favor at all So we need to have a ways how to keep up with what's happening out there and where we actually Don't have too much control about what's going on and the answer to this is Fedora, right? I mean, it's probably a common knowledge in the room You know, there's like Thousands of upstream projects then, you know, we go that all gets integrated in Fedora and you know Why I say integrated because You know, one of the main goals for distribution is actually making sure it provides a coherent user experience So the integration is the key piece the distribution does integration of all the pieces so it works together and So there's a lot of integration work happening in Fedora project That's being sponsored by redhead and that's actually when you want to look where a rail is heading This is the place. There's no other place. You can have a look and No from time to time for every three four years. We pick one Fedora version and we make a rail out of it so this is really true that, you know, most of the development happens here and and The rail is basically using Fedora's up as upstream and Fedora's using all the projects out there as upstream and The way this goes You know, rel leverages all the all the work that happens here With integration and testing, but you know, this is still not good enough for enterprise customers to deploy in production environment This picture looks simple in real life It's a little bit more complicated because there are projects like atomic host that were initially developed here and then moved into Fedora and then you know the whole workflow was Straighten up to make sure like most of the stuff happens here before getting back to rail There are a couple of basic principles when we work with upstream And the number one one one is upstream first policy What does it mean is when we develop a patch a feature something we need to make sure it gets integrated In an upstream project and there is a really pragmatic reason behind that and That reason is that if we get all the code into upstream The next time we take the source code we get all those patches with it So we don't carry the burden of maintaining everything in house because if you know we couldn't scale it away so we're making sure that as much as we do gets accepted and We can actually then work with that later on The other piece is influencing upstream and I know in my world when you look at the close source of pair Those guys control what they do, right? In open source word that that's not true So we cannot Tell Apache foundation do this because we want you to do it that that wouldn't fly right? now all we can do is actually influence them and Influencing happens through developers So when it matters for redhead, we do make sure that there are developers behind what matters and those developers are talking with upstream Making sure that you know we get our stuff in maybe we don't get what we want but we get as close as we can and You know, I wanted to also mention rebasing versus patching because it goes back to the upstream first policy You know when we deciding How to fix a problem inside very often the fix is already out there and There's a like decision to make if to take just that one piece a couple of lines of code or if to take the whole New version and that's a decision. That's actually happening on the front lines of the engineering Like every now and then like I would say almost every day But that would be a little bit overstatement But you know, it happens pretty frequently and this is also influencing how we work with upstream because Sometimes upstream moves way too fast for us to keep up with it, especially you know when we need to freeze The features so sometimes we backboard stuff and sometimes we keep up with upstream So that was how we keep up how we make sure that you know Whatever happens out there without our control, you know, we can use it. We can actually ship it to our customers The other thing how I know what we deal with is actually how we drive the change and When I was thinking about this Internet is full of controversial federal federalists is just Google it you'll find like articles back from 2011 2010 when federal did something Community didn't like So I was thinking there's actually like free buckets when we drive the The features did upstream so One is it's relatively easy, right? There are upstream communities where we have really good Cooperation with really good relationships with I named couple of those like carano. That's a long like that's evergreen You know, we are very heavily invested there Cubarity there's a little bit different example from the last two years where major companies Including Google us are collaborating together to create orchestration layer for containers and there's many and many others so this is a Not as easy, but relatively easy game to play Well, it could be also hard, right? I picked free Because of those three are probably something you can recall Like a ceiling oaks Most people still turned off. I will even won't ask question because I would see way too many hands. I love that I would like But from our point of view from enterprise point of view. This is a must-have feature To actually be able to sell to government Because this is one of the key elements to get government government certifications Like FIPS or common criteria and without that we cannot hit public sector in North America at all That would be a huge loss from the financial point of view So this is something we do push as a company is not very well accepted It took years and years and years to get at least decent user experience and You know, we still keep pushing that System D. That's another story that collected to 7.0 when You know, there was a huge huge discussion You know who will take this which distribution will ship it which will not, you know, how how it's Sorry work how it sucks, right? And there were like strong people supporting it. There are people who dislike it Like it's a really controversial feature even now four years later And a team did a great job of making sure like it's a really nice piece of software to work with But there are still people like me who don't get the basics because I'm I was born so early that I still have in a Dean my head, right? So the change is hard and I don't pretend that None free is another thing that hit a lot of users and I know there are people, you know loving KDE or other Desktop so this is maybe not that impactful but still like, you know, this was a change where We had to you know, we were pushing a new Behavior to street to users through a software because the GNOME 3 and GNOME 2 Controls completely different now. It's much better now, but you know, there was a huge Degradation of usability for many when going from ground to ground free So those are examples where we struggled we couldn't couldn't give up in some of the cases and You know, it doesn't earn us earn us a many credits but there's actually third bucket and I call it it can be even harder than that and You know, I picked just one example here and this is Docker and this is a great example of Us colliding with business objectives of a different company Because the Docker the company Was actually fighting over patches with us which ones to take in which was to reject Because what redhead wanted from Docker as the software was different thing than what Docker as a company wanted from the same piece of the software Great news is You know, we have forking in open source world. It's pretty commonly used to create, you know a Competition, you know, you can work this work around this in different ways So, you know, we actually saw this as part of real aid via a different Toolchain that actually provides the same functionality even the compatibility layer But, you know, we don't have to fight over patches anymore So that's how I think you know, we work with upstream, you know, as I said We can have a discussion later on where we were we heading Then I was thinking how actually open source impacts what we do, right? No, it's not it almost always goes both ways and we influencing them they influence us and I use word influence because that's the key and you know, there's so many many many sources, but you know, I always use kernels a great source of Showing what we do as redhead because when you look here, you know We are second in like comparison by change set, you know we are in fourth place by Compressing how many lines we changed in the fourth 20 kernel and It's a lot of what we a lot of what we do is a program measure. I Look at the number in a different way So, let's pick this one 7% right. There's the 7% of code we Contributed we had some control over what it does Because of maybe we know, you know, we had to push it through the Approval process of kernel community. Maybe we work with Intel engineers with customers, etc But 93% Went from elsewhere and it went from very good places, right? AMD Intel those are probably the best guys to support their chipset. So that makes a lot of sense but It also means that there was no control over what we do there. So what it does is We influencing what's happening in kernel but we also have to leave sometimes with what we actually get and Product managers and I had to love the term pizza. We didn't order Because sometimes they get stuff they may not like but they have to live with it. So other things that are happening is And I also almost sorry again mean I mentioned the upstream first policy. So When you think about it if we try to work on everything with upstream It also means it influences us internally It can very well happen that if if you are customer of redhead you say I want this fixed that We tell you I'm sorry We cannot fix this for you because it clashes with were up is upstream heading or Maybe, you know, it takes us months and months because first patch gets rejected second pens get patch gets rejected and it takes us some time to actually Make sure that we have a solution that's Satisfiable customers needs and the project we actually interact with so that's that's a pretty significant impact in some cases Especially when we start looking at some controversial features The other piece that that hit us pretty well is Kernel a bi or user space a bi promise what that means, you know, we basically promising our customers If you compile something on 7 1 it will run on 7 2 7 3 for some specific no list of system calls or library calls and There's not too many upstreams that actually think about anything like that Which actually means that we have to put a lot of effort into making sure nothing breaks as we are using newer and newer version of some packages and You know, there are some libraries like jillip see that actually do miracles there You know, there have a mechanism how to work with it, etc. But elsewhere it could be a lot of work Now the other piece that upstream is not thinking about at all is life cycle, right? They don't release new versions when they are ready you know, they They may drop backward comparative compatibility altogether and yet on rail we promised ten years of support so Like when we shipped seven all back in 2014 will have to live with it until 2024 So there's a lot of time that we have to maintain this piece of software and Maybe even now there are versions of Packages that are in there are seven that upstream doesn't care about at all So again, that's extra work. We have to put into all of this to make sure that The product is usable. It doesn't have any any, you know major security to security flaws The other piece is maintenance So very often if there is a bug fix that, you know, we need to develop for a very old version of a software No, it goes out of our pockets right now. We have people who actually have to work on it and like When I was looking how much stuff we actually solve I don't have it like I have a data I didn't want to bombard you with a really, you know, busy graph But we fix roughly to a hundred issues like that every single month There's a lot of work that happens just to make sure that Customers can use well As a stable operating system the other part that actually is impacted by of open source is The program team and what program team is program team is a team that actually drives the planning and development of individual releases and You know at some points we figure out there's You know one team doesn't rule them all it didn't fly at all and you know, we had to split and create about It depends it changes all the time like it was initially 20 now It's almost 40 different subsystem teams that actually handle individual technological area select kernel subsystem kernel networking low-level libraries stuff like that and This actually led to a delegation of responsibilities closer to the code But my second line on the on the slide says distributed decision-making and what I mean by that of course the subsystem team contributed to that because of You know we pushed the decision one level lower those teams are now like handling their own stacks But also developers Have to make decisions on their own when they actually work with upstream projects There's a lot of decisions. They have to make and then not every of them could be bubbled up You know deciding bubbled down So there's a lot of that's happening in the engineering organization where our engineers are actually asked to do partially product management work because of they have to product measurement wouldn't scale at all and The last piece that I think you know impacted rail program really significantly is Speed up of the whole software world What I mean by that it was okay back in 2006 7 to do waterfall right because of like we were releasing every like six to nine months You know, it was an okay pace for customers The upstream wasn't changing that frequently That's not a picture. You can see today so We actually started to adopt agile, but some Pieces of the company can never be agile They Like marketing, you know, they cannot deliver marketing message every week right or every two weeks So we still have to make sure that we work in waterfall fashion and the program level as an interface to other other Organizations in the company or to our partners and yet using agile principles inside to make sure we can keep up with a pace of development and This is my last but one slide because when you think about it The picture I just Painted is there's a lot of issues connected with open source development, right? Like of control people do what they want, you know, you have to influence which is much more time-consuming than actually Ordering people what to do etc. And why do we do it, right? And I think the answer is very simple because open source is superior development model It's much better than closed source because you get collaboration. You could never ever get on the closed source development model Especially with partners like no we interact with Intel AMD Interact with HP, you know a lot of companies you get transparency people can look at your code can contribute Often by no looking code you get peer reviews Are many many open source project actually adopted release early release often? That means like they don't wait until they have a perfect solution for everything And there is a competition like there are most of the cases for one issue one problem There is multiple solutions you can try and you can actually decide which ones actually fits best for you So um, I would like to wrap up with it's not easy to do open source development It's not easy to run business in an open source company, but it's definitely worth it because No, our customers are actually voting by buying the software from us So and with that I would like to wrap up and there's roughly 10 time 10 minutes for questions 15 minutes Okay, who wants to start Brandon smiling. I'm not sure if that means he wants to ask something or I think okay, so thanks for your attention Hopefully it was useful for you. And then if you need anything I'll be in the corridor running to me as a wish. Thanks a lot


etract his consent e-fap on my wedding day i'll be sure and catch this one later thanks for all the laughs and insight don bless you mad lads oh glad you're enjoying uh e-fap on your wedding day congratulations yeah i assume he means he'll catch us later because he's busy getting married which you know have fun be merry have all of the things uh these are people that legitimately believe that you can't be forgiven or redeemed so they do everything in their power to be the victim i i'm confused i'm pretty sure they would be okay with like this is what i mean it's weird he's like there's no way out once you've done the act you can't do anything about it it's too late you have to have a time machine it's why is that your opinion very strange my dude fuck today's super chats we need to see the set the other videos and you're not going to catch up with them anyways wow and look at us wait we're already catching up i'm sure of it i'm feeling it um dollar meat store that's a risk with no reward that is a risk with no reward give yourself a reach around like mr fantastic yeah why not i mean if you have the power what was that in reference to i don't know i i think they just wanted to express that which you know what good on them yeah our relevant needs to touch grace true uh you said this was one of three people you're covering with our relevant being the best one why do you choose to suffer also high rags and high ringy hello i'm free he's just grabbing a coffee i think so he would say hi and uh yes our relevant is the best of the three you've not even begun to suffer chat you've not even begun about the background so if we say that people should absolutely not source their desktop that's a problem that creates an easily abusable loophole so this is actually something i i meant to bring up i guess i didn't if somebody has a desktop that's a gorgeous piece of artwork that they just ripped off like devian or whatever website against the will of the creator didn't credit them and didn't pay when it was a charged thing they just found a way to like grab it that's not like you know and you see it every once in a while in their stream not like your satan i would just be like why not source it this is a nice thing to do pop it in some description be like this is the the screen you see a lot this is from this creator it's over here i mean i guess i would say you're kind of a dick for not paying for it if that's the only way you're supposed to acquire it but um yeah you know i mean the idea that some people can get like indignant and insulted when someone tells them maybe you should give this person credit because you're taking their stuff and they're like waters i cannot both fuck you for telling me that i should do i can't jesus christ it's like a how how to tell everyone you're a bad person fucking glitchless any percent speed run fucking hell yeah like there are there are degrees when it comes to morality this is not a enormous condemnation but the second honestly it's less important that you did it it was more important how you reacted when you found out and uh it wasn't good yeah that was a thing it was his reaction that like spread this if not that he did in the first place uh kick the smooth brain we can't we can't kick people in the video i mean i guess we could but no i was about to say fringy's a host we can't kick him but that would that's me and why i wouldn't say that it was more of the concept of the joke that not the actual like joke itself he was like oh you just did that you didn't all and then we we give him a nudge like if we you know like how when you're with your your mates like fringy fringy's friends he's from he calls him his mates when he's with his mates and they sort of just like and they nudge each other with their elbows just a little bit and they make that noise ah yeah and that's that's like what we're doing dude if fringy retracts consent for you to make that joke you'll screwed that was in my hands now he's like oh i am so close to retracting my consent with you don't make me retract my consent his self-awareness level has reached the negatives yeah kind of all the people fucking that we will cover none of them have any self-awareness when will his son make the sequel to chair in a room who knows let's keep an eye um i like creative powers so i'll send you powers i've seen in media and you choose which you want and i'll send in next chat so you got moody blues yes after the band it possesses it possesses the ability to imitate the form of individuals and reenact past events with precision that's just the jojo stand i have no idea so it's you can like recreate events in history as like an in in world video sort of thing is that kind of like what it is remember like this yeah the stand just it like it like can recreate someone's life or something i don't remember and it's called you know it sounds neat yeah why are they bringing this in well so they said you got to choose between that one and this one main main know me allows the user to turn into a physical double of anyone they have touched do you want that power or the one where you can reenact past events with precision by imitating things probably reenact past events i feel like the amount of good you can do by reenacting past events with precision is that based on what you know or is that based on some other something you observe no you don't have to have observed it for it to work dude at that point that's an incredible power the i know you could be like well you can do a lot with impersonate someone too right and it's like no i'm talking like super altruistic stuff you can do by creating precise past event visions of things well it's only a single person yeah but what if you choose reacting what a single person is doing basically okay but maybe i would need an example of what exactly this power does it's it's very complicated yeah it was i was gonna say yeah i had person at the president and just see what they're doing right now well that would be weird mr president what are you doing streaming on twitch or whatever but you're in my office which one of you is the real president though i guess it's like basically it's like you control a replay so you can kind of like skip around to see what they were doing at that point you could you could have access to a lot of information you know mm-hmm what was the other option that to transform into someone yeah like a physical double of them would i have their physical attributes could i just progressively change into a new person with a younger healthier body and live forever forever because if that's on the table you're just immortal yeah yeah i don't know i could yeah be able to live forever with how they're described in the super child probably go with the reenacting thing and then try to find the best way i can to use that to benefit things plus of information you can discover presumably if it's how i understand it um the other one of course there are lots of benefits to it as well mm your honor i'm just built different yeah you can try do what happens uh base dev it's fair enough not sure exactly what he said to get that but yes uh what they are assuming is that they will have successfully transformed the content that's the issue they can't see themselves purposely not transforming it does that make sense i yeah i think that's 100% no i i think that's what he thinks it's just the yeah that's what it says the they are assuming that about themselves when they can't even conceive the the the thing that they're stealing it but i guess they just don't know what it means to actually transform shit i don't know which is weird because it's something you should should just get accustomed to hello massives why does hasan think popularity is a food group why popularity is a food group what am i missing why am i i misunderstand what's happening rags help oh i can't help you no popularity is a food group i mean maybe for twitch streamers it's like popularity clout like those are their uh their food groups i'm trying maybe like feed off clout is that like the idea or that bump perhaps perhaps our relevant source uh uh no yeah there's a couple things where he just said no uh a sane source you want me to i'm gonna go get nuggies b lb yeah a little bit a little bit irrelevant to the stream reminder that no argument against pronouncing gif gif that holds up okay bye gonna going scuba diving shooting lasers and having some gin with my nasa friends that person is objectively friend nasa oh nasa sorry fucking out did you do that purpose was that a meme no no that was accidental i don't know why i pronounced it that way maybe he's going to nasa let's go um as for the gif gif thing i've i've heard friends debate that for a long time yeah i have no idea at this point i just call it a gif yeah anyone who calls it gif is no friend of mine true and based true i like a freest point of view is like yeah it doesn't seem to be a correct answer on that one but they're just like fuck anybody who says gif no there's an answer now if you call a png a png that's another thing rocket or a gaypeg a jpeg that's a yeah seriously i'm like having flashbacks they had a they had a fight for like hours on a teamspeak call about how you're supposed to do it and that it just leaves down a rabbit hole of discovering that language is very complicated yeah did you say it sounds stupid gif is a peanut butter period you periods j axie is toxically fair that's the best way you can try and criticize j it's like you are very nicely evil the animal of the day is the super glide oh no sorry sugar glider oh yeah i think i know what that is hold on it's a little squirrel thing oh yeah look at him he's like look at me i'm batman we as he flies around i'm possum man yeah look at him look at this little critter he's just hanging out in the forest flying about he's got a nice life he just sits in the forest eating sugar i guess and gliding about naturally for sugar look at him he's just he's got it all worked out he eats sugar and flies it's a simple life but a fulfilling life true true yeah frosk these kind of people they can go frosk themselves thank you gents for quality content high rags oh i didn't know sugar gliders are australian hey oh no they seem cute and friendly and they don't even have fangs or massive claws or poisonous stinger or they don't explode now that i think about it i'm sure that i've seen them before i don't know why i because they look so much like the possums we got here uh well it is because it is a nocturnal gliding possum that would probably explain it belonging to the marsupial infraclass see wikipedia so much valuable information here you can learn about them and how they glide around and then you have the oh i something i will say i really like those old like 19th century illustrations that a lot of animals got you know what ones i'm talking about mm-hmm like uh because the ones that are just really wrong or well i mean like that one it's really cool oh yeah i know oh yeah yeah those are neat yeah that was oh yeah john ghoul i'm pretty sure he did a lot i'm pretty sure that yeah because he did the platypus one that's the one yeah this uh this awesome it's so cool how that you just have these artistic renderings of all these uh critters he did a whole bunch of them what a fun job to just draw these these little critters hanging about e now we just got pictures because we're boring no pictures can be cool uh hi wags hello the theory on gameplay betting transformative enough or not had not been tested in court it's a looming threat on game streaming mm-hmm yeah as far as i know that's not surprising in be the first game company to say just like i might have a blanket total ban on anyone being able to stream your content or use it in any way ooh be the first company to do it you will make a lot of money try to do that theirs was they had this weird thing going um and i think a lot of you had they had like some partner fucking program or something like that and it was like it was it was weird they had a lot of weird rules around theirs i don't know if it's still is a thing i'm sure i have to look into it they i know they did just weird things uh you should have nick rickita on when discussing these vague legal distinctions also because it would be hilarious um i mean if it is a good suit i wouldn't mind that yeah yeah sure you bet absolutely uh is your playthrough of little hope transfer oh wait we did read that one out dreamers like her son are glorified overpaid watch later playlists pretty much when they're doing that um so can we never have a full non commentary playthrough of until dawn where you save everyone or kill everyone i mean it's a bit it's a bit a bit i don't know man like it's saucy yeah because that game is so narrative focused that like a lot of the work that they've done to give you a particular experience is getting duplicated over and then money is going to the person who just uploaded their playthrough there seems to be problems there um i'm not home essential one last thing someone made a video called spider-man no way home a bad masterpiece have you seen it i thought it was kind of bad also high rags uh i have not seen it hello though uh with a man with a name like that we might agree with it or we might not depends on what his points are yeah i can see myself agree with that theoretically i don't know well i haven't seen it did you guys like it yes so there's lots of problems it's a big old complicated mumbo it's very simple they got caught doing something wrong and rather than embarrassingly apologize these people doubled down like children uh yeah desperately trying to grab at any and all arguments that may kind of sort of look like it could help that's about it have you seen the commercial for jeremy's razors it's objectively the best commercial ever why have you not subscribed oh and high rags hello well uh no i have no idea any of you guys hit of the commercial for jeremy's razors no i do not know about for me's razors so there's some razors thing people complain about was like woke or something is that they're talking to let no like recently oh no i have no clue i don't shave oh no this is it they made ant this anti woke razors supposedly anti what does it mean for razors to be anti work i couldn't tell you what does that mean all right daily wire ceo discusses new razor company as alternative to woke harry's razors couldn't maybe it's yeah i don't know i mean then again if we were to ask like with when the gelet thing came out how could you make woke razors is like well basically saying that dads are bad and dating is never a thing you should do and don't be interested in women that's a good start so i don't know if it was weird to me right that you saw a gelet ad you didn't like and then you're gonna do like what a brand of specifically razors that are anti woke no so what maybe it's a marketing thing uh they like hey maybe there's a market for people who don't want to you know do that thing so i'll give the right messaging with my razors and regardless of the razors people will give me money i mean i guess it's just razors like i don't know i'm not i don't know yeah maybe it's yeah the daily wire which is a ben Shapiro's outlet apparently they had a company called harry's razors was advertised on their website for a long time and then they cut ties over the fact that the daily wire believes in the concept of biological sex oh no not that so in response to this the daily wire is like well we're gonna start our own razor company oh what a bizarre thing to cut ties with a company for you believe in biological sex yeah that's i remember when that was a thing that we all just like that would for granted yeah i remember when that was like the basis of human reproduction and evolution but maybe it's a prior press or something i don't know this one just says keep going i assume they mean about covering people yeah you already got like five hours of jam packed with memes uh rip taylor hawkins drummer for the foo fighters died by unknown causes at 50 gone too soon yeah that is too soon geez yeah uh read super chats what else are you gonna do die thank you hassan maybe the super chat was the friends we made along the way i think so i think that's it uh super chats of the hippos play the vids hippos the hippos are fine right as long as they don't kill you they looked like they're having fun little isn't that like the main thing they do though i mean if we leave them alone what's the main thing they do they kill other i heard hungry hungry hippos hippos are like the horsemen of gluttony or something i don't know probably if tetris is objectively perfect and i build a tetris game mode in halo forge does that now make the halo tetris objectively perfect kappa i don't know i don't know bring do you have the answer since maybe but i'm not sure i have no idea not prepared to answer these fighting questions on game design right now we're gonna not really my brain is frazzled a little bit our science team we'll have to take care of that we will get it to them what the efab science division yeah are you guys going to watch the yellowstone verse the yellowstone verse is that like a cinematic universe featuring like volcanoes state park cinematic universe hey bear cinematic universe the yogi will not that did just be the hannah but uh the bearer cinematic universe right which i think they wanted to do but maybe that's not we've got to go collect the infinity baskets uh finale season six of community ended in style hashtag and a movie i can't remember the last episode now do you think i can't know i don't remember a lot of that season the last season was the one with spawn in it right yeah uh well keith was in it yeah keith yeah keith did keith david oh he voices spawn that's right yeah in the cartoon yeah uh you can be an awful evil angry person and still be right about things a perfect example as if the famous german dictator said two plus two equals four you'd be right people you hate can be correct this is just Angela Merkel oh yeah gotcha gotcha gotcha i i thought i thought you meant third rike or fourth rike sorry that sounds like something a killstream nazi would say oh my goodness gracious i do not agree with hitler on all of his friends uh thoughts on the dnd combat wheelchair convert controversy what is there i've seen i've seen like models for the dnd combat wheelchairs if you were in a if you want to run a game where you have a combat wheelchair go for it man sure that's the joy of dnd you can do whatever you want i if i'm not going to do it myself but if you want to do that man go for it enjoy your dnd combat wheelchairs if i it's it's not going to be in any game that i run it is silly but that option is there for you if you would like to explore it uh this stream is a weird way to say jay is the new host jay jay's not even here i don't know what you mean um i survived efab 93 shirts when yeah i've been sometimes since then hasn't it yeah over a year uh hello there longlings i was wondering of course the nolan trilogy is just perfect every one of them and i know you all agree but hypothetically when you think that you guys would talk about it i love you guys the nolan trilogy i mean at some point is there any reason to talk about it at this particular point in time or in the near future i wouldn't know of any particular reason other than it just being some films that we can talk about sometime and maybe we'll cover them at some point i do not know you know what is the objectively best batman movie right uh batman and robin no lego batman i've heard that's very good i mean like i remember really enjoying like a batman i need to rewatch it sure if you haven't seen it you should check it out it's very funny i've heard good things very cool animation as all the lego movies basically have uh can you make a gadelb of you getting saying getting angry is a bad look while sounding very angry i think um i guess i guess so but i'm afraid the current gadelb is kind of locked in at this point what's your opinion on multi-point locking mechanisms what what is a multi-point what is that they sound kind of neat i guess uh yeah gonna be honest i don't really know what a multi-point locking mechanism is um if one if a single point locking mechanism is good then i imagine that a multi-point locking mechanism is even better perhaps exponentially but i'm not certain the um yeah i just don't know the engineering behind it honestly maybe maybe it just adds unnecessary moving components that will hurt its you know longevity make it you know make it break make it more prone to failure but i'm not sure it's like you know how like a normal lock it's just there's the one lock where the physical lock is on the door the the multi-point lock is you lock it but it has like locks all around the door that like go into the frame oh um like a vault door or something yeah but like you can get it with like a normal looking door i feel like it's sir it certainly sounds secure i'm curious if it is secure enough to justify itself i feel like that's a good way to get a broken window you have like this very complicated security door it's like a normal window like right next to it yeah it's like if someone if somebody wants to get inside of your house that bad then they'll go through the window they won't fuck around with his multi-point metal i guess unless you've got those uh unless you've got the things super windows multi-lock windows i mean not super not super windows but the roller the roller line things on the windows shutters uh i guess that's what they're called yeah rolling shutters yeah rolling odds or whatever maybe maybe well those i would imagine that you're not going to be able to get in without making well i guess if you smash glass you're going to make a shit ton of noise too but like it's it'll make it harder is that's all bong lord long of abjlington muesli thought more to have a kong fap you given less there's going on went on it will movie fap for ages b a a p s wagsies scritches hero for the boy good all right nice thank you very much uh quotes of the day fringy by hitting her you have watched it moorla morse code not with the penis the hand rags it's amazing how i can spell the words with the letters on my keyboard some good i just don't i just i feel like sometimes we need to remember how incredible that is good quote is duct tape safe for keeping the poopy in it can work for a bit um after a while you know like on your butt yeah like if you duct tape your butt hole i think so yeah it just it doesn't work for ever it gets weaker i don't think so it'll just it'll just be it'll just be caught inside of your your hole the rim if you will you should keep reapplying it and applying it so you have a big suit and then it'll fill your suit and kill you um that's just the ultimate ultimate end yeah fare thee well fringoo you fabulous feathered frogo also y'all should play hades is exquisitely entertaining hey i always hear that hades is great oh he's great there you see right there yeah that's one of that's one of my favorite games hmm boy uh what up all my n words had some pizza in memory of wolf she is fellows runs ross and all here's some money for payroll well thank you thanks yeah pizza pizza good shit hi rags hello to you is high top a subjective critic uh i mean he does cry a lot i don't know that's all you need really also at sitch i watched your conversation with jay and you and i agree on like 95 percent of the gender stuff cool all right you had a good conversation with jay about that um ants will attack us oh wait i read that one i remember i'm way behind but in english mining village there is a toilet room on its own near an entrance on the ground floor so you don't mess up the house from walking down the mines then head back to work huh well that makes sense yeah that's uh that's fine fight club video has h bomber guy in it well i'm sure that means it's going to be good um this fair use topic would melt a rikita invite no sorry merit a rikita invite up melted uh yeah no it would be interesting to see if he's um he's got some insight on that one does the toothbrush belong in the same space as the toilet well so most people um like like sish was saying you know you don't flush with the toilet open so that articles can move around yeah put the lid down yeah do you think a silent speed running record video is transformative although that was one of the things i brought up as a complication it's tough to think it is a competition because what is being presented to you is like a mode of play that is going to be very much unobtainable to many people yeah ricky extreme and you are specifically there for that person's engagement with the game right that's a good point as opposed to a long play where it kind of doesn't matter who doesn't it's the game yeah that's the interesting one what's the same with like uh watching someone just for their skill in like a competitive multiplayer right it's like well well and also they have to be taking away again the market share of the product so i mean i'm assuming someone watching a speed run would have gone and played the game if not for watching the speed run either they would have or they wouldn't have and it probably would have nothing to do with that speed run i think that's right yeah exactly whether they make that decision is probably irrelevant you know it doesn't it's it's not relying on the speed run right so rags would you rather poop with the door open or have no toilet paper that's pretty easy rags is gone he's pooping with the door open oh no damn unless he's in deep thought who would choose to to poop with the door closed but no toilet paper i guess you just dig in there with your hands yeah i i i've just been sent a very funny meme by elie who does a lot of really cool the illustrations dream of feed oh i remember the rags trying to save you yeah i'm getting nuggets after this i do like the little dresses on the nuggets yeah well i'm just sitting in that sauce man i'm just tempting which is more advanced a society that uses purified water to flush away poop or a society that craps into mass produced and disposable plastic bags i like how i can hear rags in the background doing whatever he's doing with this stuff so i'm gonna go with the the the what was the question again well so they say what's more advanced a society that uses purified water to flush away poop or a society that craps into mass produced and disposable plastic bags all right i don't know actually i mean one of them is clearly more convenient yeah as for which one proves to be a part of a society that's more advanced i suppose both of them could be more in a society that's more advanced than the other depends on the other technologies at play yeah the real advanced society lasers that poop away cinema transforms it cinematic venom official has restarted his channel his first vid shows the room with the hole in the wall from his lord the rings vid and it's fallen more apart oh hope he's doing all right uh finally watched smiling friends animation put me off for a moment but the comedy won me back great recommendation thanks massives well good stuff i'm glad you're enjoying it we uh we're big fans of it over here hello from texas the older i get the more impressed i am at how late you guys can stay up i rags i mean yeah the long men are a dying breed okay but this they still they're still out there uh sitch is 100 right my account is so heavily censored it's bs you know the h word that you use when you really don't like someone i can't even say that oh when you call them a heckin bad person fucks you can't say that man rude i'm back oh right someone asked what would you rather yes poop with toilet paper but the door is open or poop without toilet paper but the door is closed i'm keeping i'm keeping toilet paper toilet paper is incredible there you go toilet paper is insanely incredible you don't know what you've got till it's gone and that's the price is pooping with the door open i'm keeping toilet paper toilet paper is insanely useful uh i live within day trip distance of the dollar meat store and i have my passport i'm doing it bros be careful who does what make sure you send your before and after pictures to rags and moller don't like have you and then you and your coffin after sure also oh also i'm the guy giving the wings quote so being heavily censored makes it pretty difficult you can probably imagine why big ups liquid richard does he does he typically swear a lot wings i don't think so i think it's just that he sometimes gets controversial saying things that it yeah well i appreciate the liquid richard quotes uh will y'all ever address the southpaw beef also high racks hello to you uh i don't i'm not aware of any like beef i just i haven't spoken to him in like ages and as far as i know he's still making videos and stuff i i hope he's doing all right mm-hmm what's more capable of being memed the star wars prequels or the lord of the rings trilogy that was prequels right the prequels yeah prequels are the meme value of the prequels is off the charts i wouldn't want to understate lord the rings meme ability true true true yeah the prequel legend remains yeah the prequel is a king um there's something about i mean episode three alone probably of any film ever made has the highest concentration of memes don't ask me to explain it it just does it just does i think i think yeah like is there one that beats it i don't think so episode three i don't know how they could be because we've got do-its um this is where the fun begins we got execute order 66 my powers have doubled since the last summer yeah from my point of view the jedi more than that um liar yeah lie of course a lot liar there's a lot of good memes in the uh i love democracy oh yeah it's true it's it's treason then yeah so it said yeah episode three is the king of kings it's like pretty much of memes it is the king of kings yeah and it it really adds a layer of entertainment to that film just just being like there it is there it is there it is there it is i don't know what year it was all right of course ironic isn't it that's the one ironic i got around that did i ever tell you the tale of doth plague is the wise i ever tell you you can't even say without laugh oh and i have the high ground like you go i have the high like everybody like 35 30 memes do you guys remember um i kind of the nature i think it was on reddit but it was basically this whole spreadsheet of um like a thousand pixels up and across we might have been more than that and you have an account and you can color one pixel per hour i think and so everyone just goes nuts doing it and like lots of different communities try to draw their own things to compete with other ones and one of the things that was successfully through was the doth plague is fucking speech um i just abused the mimic boss fight so bad all i had to do is get rid of all my equipment before the fight so it spawned a dude in loincloth to fight me and then switch to a great sword yeah it's it's pretty manipulatable but uh nice nice idea have you ever used a toilet with those seat coverings the weight of it means the lid threatens to snap down while you pee it's so awful and selfish my god oh no and if it's got the heavy lid that's got the carpet on it that makes it even worse because the pee is going to get soaked up and absorbed no it's like a quick time and then any pee it'll be saturated you need to be ready to kick it back ready to catch the way well take it back over time of it uh we had two of the in the claws of the eagles players on this stream i miss lolly vampire rags i'm probably gonna watch again tonight hi rags hi yeah that was fun that was fun uh ask psacich for permission to observe bright since he and adam are the bright understanders what i you don't have permission to watch the movie bright do you i guess we have to have permission from you guys do we have you have my permission to watch the movie very well would you like to watch it with us whenever we eventually do the free fat movies sure sweet that's that's one that's a very contentious movie that i like that people really hate it it has problems but i don't understand the hatred towards it i think it's on the nose but that's not reason enough for me to hate a movie i'd have to see it and we're rid of the red nose reindeer that's on the nose but people really like that i think it's a great concept it's a funny concept like Lord of the Rings races in you know modern times hmm uh and like the orcs are discriminated against you know because they sided with sauron and the dark war but just hooked up with thanatos so lucky i've got the gems to buy a new pillow set from the house contractor i feel like that was meant for a different stream i don't understand thanatos pillows house contractor and it's those pillows fanatos i legitimately do not wait wait wait read it again just hooked up with thanatos so lucky i've got the gems to buy a new pillow set from the house contract oh he's referencing hades ah okay there's a character named thanatos i meant thanos thanos toast thanos uh how long should i keep the poopy in um well you know just until it until it comes if the poopy in too long i mean you should go shortly after your body tells you it's time yeah your body will be like hey do you mind and you're like yeah okay that's usually the relationship you need to don't be like elsa from indiana jones you need to learn when to let it go or it will destroy you i mean you let your body tell you what to do also elsa from indiana jones let it go am i thinking did you mix the elsa from frozen when you nope no there's is there a separate elsa let it go reference in oh of course there is wow oh yeah yeah i'm completely blank because i was so distracted by elsa and let it go i was like that's gotta be frozen right i've never seen frozen and hopefully i'll die with that uh i it frozen's fine like it's not it's not a bad movie it's fine i was fine have you never seen it i remember i remember when i watched it i uh i was i was like man this is the film i've been hearing about like all year ever just talking about how amazing it is that is where you're watching it's fine yeah yeah uh has wolf seen the batman he like it rip my n-word um i would assume the maybe maybe doll you know this kid i i think it would be his preference that that sort of stuff isn't mentioned uh if you were a souls-like boss what would you be called um no you need a subtitled name too like oh the dog it'd be like the art killer something the art killer oh it's layer of art something like that yeah i mean it probably be fringy the goo alchemist or something yeah mine would just be straightforward art killer it's just like this is like the goo lord the goo lord there we go lord of goo lord of goo that's right um gosh i don't know um i'm not i'm not really familiar with dark souls boss names and stuff so i don't really have much of a reference to sort of be like oh you mean like such and such um hmm well it may be be rags the mischievous schybe could be uh yeah i honestly don't know yeah lord long maul of the art killers long long bone of mublin to nappy maybe could be that would be the name what about you six rags defiler of grandmothers rags the scritches hoarder great gold rags the good boy yeah i would be like oh like i'm fighting him but we could have been friends kind of name did she you got one oh i don't i've never played dark souls wow what about just fantasy name for you as an evil boss has to be slain um felled felled yep stitch the always right and never wrong stitch the always right stitch the forever right get curt of uncivil law he's a funny friend of nick ricketer he said he's jealous of nick because all the streams nick is on also curt does ip lore oh then i guess he would be uh more yeah the only concern i have is that we don't want to have too many people because especially next week because the video is like twice as long as the irrelevant one also it's um i guess i guess uh it is what the legal stuff is obviously interesting and relevant um it is also a principled argument as well i would say yeah well i'm so much more concerned with the ethical side of this than the legal one but still well sure i but it the legal side helps us uh because there are so many examples with like fair use and things and the doctrines that are around that just help inform some of the arguments that are made but hey yeah maybe star wars breath of the wild when definitely worth a watch high rag star wars breath of the wild i have no idea what that is assume it's like a fan video of some kind could be cool maybe we'll check it out uh dark souls boss mohler monger of hate it can work i think definitely work maybe there could be several of me the long men oh and is that all of them oh the mongers of hate is like the knights of ran um yeah well we know things about the mongers of hate that is the last super chat for tonight oh wow we shall be uh shutting shop now but before that sitch do you want to tell people why they should go and fucking subscribe to your channel like little weirdos yeah on sundays at four p.m. eastern we do long e-fap style streams on political content is it a movie content generally complaining about woke stuff and socialists so if you like that come on down if you don't like that then don't come on down we'll still i'll still love you it's okay well uh what's what is your topic tomorrow does anyone know that's a great question i'm figuring that out while i've been streaming today what you're supposed to do is say oh it's a big mystery you guys gonna love it but we can't reveal yet super big mystery oh my god you it's like you'll be shocked that we covered this so how is this allowed on youtube i can't believe it well uh yeah i was gonna say if it does feel like a sister podcast in a sense because uh i think you and adam along with us run the longest podcasts possibly on youtube and it's a big claim but seriously though i'm pretty sure we come close to running the longest podcast mm-hmm um well we never did the 31 hour stream we hold the record you do have the record um yeah uh what about uh freaky rags anything you guys want to want to say before we i guess i got things in the works i should have a i should have a a collaboration with someone done this week that will be posted um either maybe the first of april or the last of march i'm not exactly certain uh and then i'll have another video of mine that should be done shortly after that some dog bite stuff i have in the works that would have been done but i got to work on this collab because it is time sensitive and um yeah you will see things from me absolutely wait um i'm just still working away at the big old project but i i think at this point i can say that it's it's it's drawing near to a conclusion which is good because been working on it for a long time and i already got an idea for what will be next but i'm keeping that one to myself for now and also i guess yeah i might be playing Kirby tomorrow or essentially tonight even what keep an eye out playing the Kirby lands and having fun yeah it'll be a grand old time that's all i got for you now hi on the other hand it was only this morning that i saw it out the second half of like so split denims into two pieces um so wow damn i've still got to sort out the third person which is not a secret at all if it's fine um so that'll be something i'm working on what's all that's done and gadelb is done i can then get full on with my next project um but i guess yeah you got gadelb on the way you'll see us on wednesday i'm doing a catch-up stream with drinker tomorrow and then obviously real bvc and then i think next week myself drinker as and gary are all going to talk about return of the king on uh oh boy open bar or is it happy hour i think it's called i i think that one's called happy hour so uh you know you've got all these different things happening and of course got adam and sitch doing their doing the wombos tomorrow i'm gonna i'm actually i'm being bullied into making a video um oh my god are one of our editor bet adam five hundred dollars that i'll make a video by the end of next month so you can't let them win i can't let adam win so there you go i'm being forced by it as a powerful motivator that's true um but yeah that's that thank you so much for watching and uh like i said we'll just we'll see next saturday for part two of this arc and cheerio totally yeah yeah everybody well of course thanks for joining us thanks for watching thanks for donations and thanks for just uh other members as well and um yeah okay good night everybody buh-bye


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What's up everyone? It's your girl, Kenzie here from Layton Sports Guards and I'm rip the new release of 22 23 Panini Corkings basketball hobby eight box half case break number 12. Pick your team style got Chris D. Warriors David F. Pacers Ezekiel M with the Knicks and Wizards Jeffrey C. Heat Jeff M with the Celtics Nets Bucks Thunder Magic Hornets bowls calves sixers and Kings. Thank you Jeff Jose V with the Pelicans Kaho L Mavs Kevin T. Grizzlies Lezy Raptors and T-Wolves Leehwan Y. Spurs Marvin and Nuggets Minsu K. Jazz Mirko C. Clippers Robert P. Blazers Shelly L. Lakers Shagnori U. Pistons Tommy L. Sons and Somao C. Hawks and Wang S. Rockets. Alright best of luck everyone. Thanks again for the fill. Let's see what can hit here. You know what I'm feeling? I'm feeling a Luca autumn. Feeling a Luca autumn y'all. Again what did I say? Seven to go on the next break I believe. We got two more. Eight box half case breaks and then we're going to get into some football. Here we go. SGA, BAM Audubio, Tyler Harrow, uh Hero. We got Yanis onto the Koopa on the Red Maastros out of 149. Trey Young Maastros. Watercolors of Anthony Davis. What's up Poppy? We have a Mark Williams level one rookie and a Caleb Houston on the level two for the Magic. It's a 199 era parent rookie auto Max Christie. Lakers and how about a Lamello Game Ward. Nice patch there. It's a two color patch. Hornets. Not too many Lamello ball game new stuff out there. It's really cool. Seven to go on the next break y'all. All remaining teams for the daytime are on sale. That includes Court King's basketball and Contender's football. All on sale. Alright it's Keldon Johnson. Siako, Spencer Denwitte. We've got Red Foil of Jalen Brown for the Celtics to 149. Maastros of Devon Booker. Watercolors Kawhi Leonard. Andrew Nembar level one rookie for the Pacers and a Jaden Hardy. This is going to be the first level four rookie that we've seen today. There you go Max. That's sick. I love that blue background. Definitely a color match there, Max. That's a beautiful card. Very nice. To 99 we've got Grizzly's rookie fresh paint auto David Roddy. Memphis and Kings on the Game Ward. De'Aaron Fark. De'Aaron Fox. How much of Fark? De'Aaron Fox. Alright box three. I don't know where that came from. That's funny. I don't know where that came from. The five-year-old in me just came out. Alright, Giddy Clay Thompson and Rudy Gobert. We've got a Deontay Murray for the Hawks to 25. There you go Atlanta. Watercolors Yanis. Works in progress Marjan Bochamp. Bucks. Level one rookie Shaden Sharp and level two David Roddy. Memphis doing very well this break. No Grizzly's. So 99 we've got a Wendell Moore Jr. on the fresh paint rookie auto Tewels and a Lillard Game Ward on the artistic endeavors Blazers. Alright box four. I didn't see a short print on the first half of this case. Still the same case. Let's see. Let's see another short print. Lebron James. Scotty Barnes. Davion Mitchell. Mastros Purple for the Clips Kawhi Leonard to 49. Jane Ivy on the rookie Mastros. Watercolors Steph Curry. Jalen Durham rookie level one Pistons and a level three Patrick Baldwin Jr. Warriors. Out of 75 Pacers Brushstrokes Auto Aaron Niesma. Aaron Niesma and a Chet rookie Art Nouveau Patch Thunder. Box five. I hope everyone's having a great Thursday. More group breaks tonight with Forest starting at five. You got open and big baseball today. Matt is currently live over on the LSE baseball channel ripping baseball breaks. Barnes. Davion Mitchell. Zach Levine. Darius Garland. Mastros of Jane and Ivy. Watercolors Steph Curry. Blake Wesley level one rookie Spurs and a Dyson Daniels rookie level two Pelicans. Redemption. Nick's rookie expression patch of Trevor Keels. Nick's. And redemption. We've got a Jama Ran Legacy Portrait Signatures. There you go. Gris. I got what's saying. Memphis. Kevin T. Nice hit there. Grizzlies. Very nice. We'll make that redemption. Thank you. All right. So I was feeling I said Luca but it's the same set. I was feeling one of those nice vet. Which team will show hay play for next season becomes a free agent after this season.  All right. We've got Ant-Man. Wiggins. Garlands. Yolkitch on the blue foil. Watercolors to 25 on that one. Nice one there. Nuggets. Kings rookie works in progress. Keegan Murray. Nice. First steps. Palo Bancara. There you go. Magic. I haven't seen him in a few breaks here. Dyson Daniels level one rookie Pelicans and level two Andrew Nembar. Pacers. Got to 199. Fresh paint rookie auto Keegan Murray. There you go. Sacktown. Keegan Murray rookie auto to 199. And warriors Patrick Baldwin junior rookie expression patch. All right. Here we go. Tatum. Steph Curry. DeMar DeRosin. Got a Mike Conley. Works in progress rookie Benedict Mathurin. We've got Maastros Jason Tatum. Level one Peyton Watson. Nuggets and a Chet Holgren. Level two. Nice one there. Thunder. Nice one there. Chet. To 199. Spurs. Fresh paint rookie auto Jeremy Sochin. And back to the Warriors. Another Patrick Baldwin junior rookie expression patch. Dips. Last box here. On short print. Where are you hiding? It might not be case hits though. Just be a SSPs as stated. Kawhi. We've got a LeBron base. Scotty Barnes. Watercolors. Bluefoil. Trey Young to 25. Jabari Smith junior. Nice one there. Rockets. No. It's the second half of the last one. LeBron James Maastros. We've got Benedict Mathurin. Level one rookie. And level two. Nicola Jovic. Heat. Got to 99. A Christian Coloco era parent. Rookie auto. Rafters. And game use Tatum on the artistic endeavors for the Celtics. Alrighty. That will do it for number 12. We've got number 13 coming right up. Thanks everyone.