How's it going everyone? Caleb here with Layton Sports Cards. Next tonight we have a full case break of 2022 Select Baseball. Break number nine, pick your team style. I'm going to read off to you the teams that you do have in the break. Good luck everyone and thank you for joining. PYT number nine, Adam K. Marlins, Alex W. Giants, Alan R. Twins, Anthony M. Guardians, Bill R. with the Cubs and Tigers, Bill N. Brewers and Mariners, Bradley S. Astros, Bradley S. Y. Astros, Bradley S. E. Phillies, Charlie C. with the Mets, Chris S. Redsox, Daniel H. Reds, David C. Pirates Padres, Emory A. Angels, John G. Nationals, Jorge M. Rays, Joshua W. Rangers, Kevin B. Bluejays, Larry J. Orioles, Michael W. with the Cardinals, Robert W. Athletics, Ryan M. O. with the White Sox, Ryan M. U. with the Yankees, Stefan P. with the Diamondbacks, Trey P. Rockies, Trey H. Braves, Zach B. with the Royals and Dodgers is for Koshy Computer College. Good luck here. Let's get it going. Thank you very much, everyone that did hop in. I do appreciate it. Let's see how we can do it. Select baseball. How do we do it? Pretty good. How's that actually? Yeah, that's the top one. That's an easy one. It was very difficult and I'm not going to lie. It's kind of all or nothing. Honestly.  That was going to be one of the events in the Break Olympics, who's going to be opening a case of Topps inception, having none of it fall over. That's legit. What's going on, Trey? What's up, Trey? It's legit, man. But these are, that's not, that and corkings. Like, corkings, yeah. It's two A-cases or two A-bots. I want to see you try your hand at the whole case of corkings.  I don't dump the Pokemon ones because they're too heavy. Oh, yeah. You know what I mean? Like, they're like, they're heavy. Okay, so last break we had Last Pack Zebra. This break, First Pack Zebra. That's crazy. Another rookie this time, Shaz McCormick. Nice one. Astros, there you go. Great start to the break. Did you do Eric up? Silver akilba dude, yes. I forgot to tag it, sorry. But yep, I did. Yep. Our break's gone. Good, man, good. No crazy, crazy booms yet. Jake Meyers to 75. Tricolor to 75. There's Sparks and Fuego Trout. That soda was a little unexpected. Yeah, the soda was pretty nice. I'll be out there in a little bit to talk to you after this break, Brad. DeGrom there to 149, Metz. Can't believe that, First Pack Zebra this time. That's a lot. That's weird. That is really weird. Tricolor, Brandon Beltz. We've got Trevor's Story Phenomenons. That is really weird. Let's get that next break sold out tonight so we can move right into it. AJ, Alexi, Cracked Ice. Hatch for the Rangers. Rangers, I believe that was one of the last teams in the next break. Aeronado, Silver Phenomenon. They had just sold Astros and Orioles of the two remaining. Just Astros now. Just Astros now. Silver, Diamonds, level there. Brian De La Cruz. Just the Astros. That's Cody Bellinger there to 199. Dodgers, Brash, Mariner's Patch. Not numbered. Judge by the numbers. Sold out. Nice. Next one is sold out. What is the next one? Tricolor with Spots. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Is it just the Astros? Nope, it is sold out. Okay, cool. We'll see what's the next one with Spots. Yeah. Scherzer to 35. Nice one there. Metz. Nice card. I think Crown random team. Yeah, that would be right. I think if you could link that, that'd be great. Whenever you get a chance. Silver, Raleigh. Excuse me, A's. Wild, all of a sudden. You're good. Kevin Smith to 99. Rookie Patch. Auto, Blue Jays. Nice one, Blue Jays. Very Freeman moonshots. Next box in the break. All right, guys, empty. Here we go. Another 12 packs of select baseball. Let's get right to it. German Mercedes there to 250. Silver Patch, White Sox. Nice. Jared Walsh, Silver Moonshots. Nice. So the break that Sanchez link, guys, is a full case of Crown Royal basketball. That has four spots to go. That is tiered random energy style. Or excuse me, tiered random team style. That's brutal. Wow, that's funny. Tiered random team style. Of course, Silver Shohei there. Nice one, Angels. You can find that there with the link in the chat. It has four to go. You're guaranteed one of those top 15 teams in the break. And of course, we are looking for kabooms as well. Oh, yeah. Should be a case hit. That is four. Ooh, nice. It's a 199. Wonder Franco. Nice one, Raze. You breaking Pokemon or something too much? Yeah, maybe a little bit too much, Trey. I do the latent gaming breaks as well. To 99, Whitmerfield. Three times a week. Well, for the first day over here, it was Caleb from latent gaming. Yeah, it's just Silver the Weasel. Bare impossible to break some habits, man.  Drew Ellis to 199, Rookie Patch, Auto Diamondbacks. You got to let the people know what's going on. Oh, yeah. And yeah, that is exactly breaking too much Pokemon. Wow, Tri-Color Wonder Franco. Heat box. There you go. Raze, not numbered. Sparks Harper. Congrats, Raze. And then O'Neil Cruz to 199. Rookie Patch, Auto. Nice hit there. Pirates, congrats. Holy cow. Great box. Harman Killebrew. Great box. Congrats there. Raze and Pirates. Top two Rookie teams, you could argue. Edmund Sosa, Tri-Color. Vladdy and Fuego. Wonder is still not up, right? He's still hurt or whatever. He's still hurt, yeah. Yeah, I thought so. Silver, Jordan Montgomery. Yankees. It's OK, at least the tickets are good. Joe Ryan. That is a Rookie Patch. That is going to the Twins. In Fuego, Maddelson. Ashroes and Raze are eating this time too. I had last case. Sorry, Blake. Sorry, Blake. Sorry, sorry, man. But if I really find a good break here and I don't do well, I can't watch the next one. Right. That is going to be Ronald Acuna Jr. to 149. Nice one, Braves. I hear you, man. Ooh, Lightning Strike. SSP Insert. Eloi Jimenez. There you go, White Sox. Nice. SSP Lightning Strikes. Very cool cards. Congrats, White Sox. Silver O'Neill Cruz. Nice one there. Beautiful. That's the premier level. There you go, Blake. That's another way to do it as well. That's Andre Jackson to 250. Rookie Patch. Dodgers. Jumbo Patch. Abrayu Moonshots. Breni Crawford Shrycolor. Shohei Sparks. Eli Morgan this time. Jumbo Patch. Silver Adam Frazier by the Numbers. Red Tyrone Taylor to 199. Brewers. Silver Chris Bassett. Athletics. Silver Greg Deakman Cubs. Thick Pack. Going to be numbered here at 299. Rookie Patch, Otto John Hasley. Royals. Bloody Guerrero Sr. Number to 49. Pete Rose. Selective Signatures, Otto. Nice hit, Reds. That's awesome. It's a 49. This stuff sells quite well. Nice one, Reds. Congrats in Fuego Rendon. Nice hit, Reds. Congrats there. Green. Ryan McMahon Green. Five of Five. Rockies. Five of Five. There you go. What a box. What a box. Holy. That was nasty. Ryan McMahon Green. Jonathan India Tri-Color. Pudge Select Stars. Wow. Okay. That was a box. We've actually had a couple like that in the brace so far. Yeah, honestly. That have been very, very acceptable. Let's keep it going. Love this, man. Empty there, guys. Isaiah Kinner-Felefa. Tri-Color Gavin Sheets Moonshots. Tri-Color Ozzie Smith in Fuego El Tuve. Reds Josiah Gray to 199. Nationals Color Match. And it's going to be Kyle Mueller to 250 there. Brave Circuit Patch. By the number Silver and Oliver Ryan. Silver Diamond level Jesse Winker. Reds. Reds again. TJ Freidel, the 149. Yep. Concourse. Some of those numbered at 35 look really similar. Got to check on those. Silver Chris Taylor Dodgers. Gotta be careful with those ones. And we got whites of a Matt Brash there. Whites. Mariners rookie. 1950. Finding the color in this brace. Yeah. Josh Lowe there. Raise Patch. Rookie Patch there. Not numbered. In Fuego Wander as well for the Rays. Ryan Mountcastle Silver. Youth Explosions Auto to 99. Henry Davis. Nice hit Pirates. There you go. Had an O'Neill cruise in the break as well. Frank Thomas. Couple of ink of the top Pirates players here. In the product. And Vidal Bruhan. Silver, excuse me. Base Sparks to 199. Nice one Rays. Take that as well. Not a bad box. All right. Next one up. Not a bad box at all. Let's continue on. And good luck. Tricolor Seth Beer. In Fuego, Necastianos. Tricolor Mike Sunino. Brian Reynolds. Phenomenons. Come on. Where is this color wheel, man? India Banyas to 199. Sorry about the Rangers. To 199 there. Where is it at? Silver Liam Hendricks. We've got number 249. What are the Cubs? Wilson Contreras. Moonshot Silver Auto. Here you go Cubs. Interesting. Hoseil Tuve by the numbers. In the number to 199. Gavin Sheets. Rookie Patch Auto Silver. Here you go. White Sox now. Blue Prop Sparks. Nice. Lime Green to 99. Brandy Crawford. Yone Moncana Tricolor. Vladdy Guerrero Jr. In Fuego. Rhys Nair number to 249. Patch. Padres. Silver Patch. Select stars. Silver Calrican Jr. Silver Louisa Riots. To 149 Cody Ballinger. Dodgers. And Silver Eudarvige. Padres. We have a patch of Josh Lowe. For the Rades. Rookie Patch. Moonshots of Doli's Garcia. Next box up guys. Continue right along here this evening. Let's keep selling the spots on the next break. That does have spots tonight. It looks like just the Raptors are remaining in Court Kings number 28. Just the Raptors. Caleb is the Scotty Barnes Whisperer. That is facts guys. The Raptors are also on sale. I know that for a fact is I did mark them down myself. If you want them check it out. Empty here. Let's get it going guys. A Madison Bumgardner there. Tri-Color. Vladigroup Jr. Moonshots. Tri-Color Michael Brantley. Cody Ballinger Phenomenon. Red to 199. Xander Bogartz. Bogartz. Sorry. Red Sox. Excuse me. Yeah. Kind of whiffed that one. Silver Andrew Benintendi Royals. It happens. Much like all the Red Sox are doing this here. Heyo. Wow. Sam is just launching bullets here. Oh yeah. Silver Logan Webb. Your team got any hits today or no?  It'll be funny for at least one more day. Oh no. And Vett to 299. Randy Arosa Reynard. Nice one there, Reyes. That auto. Not the guy you're expecting to see. And I got Bruhan and the guy. Yeah. Solid raise break. Number 299. Matt Brash. Rookie Patch Auto. Mariners. And Fuego. Ozzy Eldies. You see that brawl that went down the other day. Me and Eldie. What the heck? White's Ryan Mountcastle to 50. That was crazy guys. I don't know what the heck happened. So apparently I read a little bit into it because I was interested. So apparently the Mariners threw it Mike Trout. I see. Not like Mike Trout's head. So 149 Tyrone Taylor. Didn't hit him but like threw it way inside. And then. Ah this is Hobby Boxes. Silver Riley Adams. George Brett Silverfoundats. Then I think uh what is then the Angels threw at like Jose Rodriguez's head. Silver Max Muncie G's. And then I think something else happened. And then the Angels threw it winker on like the first pitch or something. And then that was it. Patch to 99. Dylan Carlson. Cal Ripken select stars. That is nuts. Ah here's the box right here. It is select baseball. 2022 Hobby Boxes. This is a full case break. These are $150 a box. Empty here. Let's keep going. And this is a pick your team style full case break. Starting it out here. Number 275. Rookie Patch Auto. Hans Krause. Eagel Phillies. Adam Frazier. Nice hit for ya. Number to 199. Tony Santelian. Reds Auto. Eagel Reds. Fuego Ozzy Elves. What printer needs to shut up man. Printers always making some weird clicking noises. Still in there. Yeah I don't know. Joe Mosgrove to 149. Remember the other night? It was not happy at the other night. That's bad dude.  Tri-color Chris Bassett. Bladding Grill Jr. Moonshots. They're just leaving you with it out of paper every time. Kevin Smith on the patch. Blue Jays. In Fuego Silver Anthony Rendon. Nice. I think it's my fault but I'm just not gonna say that. Yeah we'll play with the printer. Diamond level Silver Juan Soto Nationals. Another Red Tyrone Taylor to 199. Another one Brewers. Here you go. And it's a Silver Jacob Egram mess. What is my favorite sport? Um, hmm I don't know. I don't know. So watch? Probably football. Most entertaining. High, uh high speed action. Wanderfranco rookie patch. Same here. Ripkin select stars. To watch in person maybe baseball. I agree with that. But on TV football. Maybe in person baseball. Tri-color Shane Boz. George Brett.  Something like that. Greg Deekman Cracked Ice to 25. Nice one Cubs on the rookie. Nice. Appreciate that. Thank you. Good luck. Good luck. Like Ionic. Just finding a nice Scotty this evening. Silver Adam Wayne right there. Cardinals. Let's find you a nice Scotty. So I think that one is now closed out. Appreciate that. Yeah. He did get a nice 25 DeLore discount as well. All right. Here we go. Let's continue on. The way they package the packs and select boxes. It's just, it's just really confusing to me. Super collection. Jamai Jones rookie or excuse me. Patch auto to 25. Shunky patch. Oh, right in low by the numbers. Caleb super collection if anybody's wondering. It's Jamai Jones. Connor Siebold to 99. Sparks auto to 99. Red Sox and same pack here to 199. Louise Heel. Sparks auto as well. Double auto pack in Fuego. Happy bias. Interesting. Watch Jamai Jones. Just like an absolutely blow up the off on that thing. Jorge Falonco to 199 twins. He'll be sitting on a mountain of gold. O'Neill Cruz to 99. Shred color rookie patch. Pirates. Nice. Pudge select stars. Shry color Andrew Benintendi. Bray you moon shots. It's going to be number to 250. TJ Fridaugh silver patch. Rookie patch their reds. Silver and Fuego Max Scherzer. Ice is a Drew Ellis for the diamond backs. Number to 25. Cracked ice. Nice one there. D-back. I mean they just have all these other ways that they like package the boxes. Why do they do this for select? Silver. Gavin sheets. For the most part the cards stay fine but just like you know. Gold and Fuego. Number to 10. Rafael Devers.  That is a sick card for the Red Sox. That is numbered eight of 10. Very cool. Gold. Nice and Fuego. That's a beauty. Congrats on that one. Silver diamond level Trevor Rogers. Nice hit there on the Devers. Silver Trevor's story Rockies. Shry color Kyle Schwurber. Vladdy Guerrero senior. And lime green of Matt Olson. To 99. Xbox up guys. Number to 75. Laodity Tavares. Patch autograph. Rangers. By the numbers Nolan Ryan. Red to 199 is Babe Ruth. Ego Yankees nice card. Give me one sec guys I'm going to check some spots quick here. That is sold out. That is sold out. Crown Royale tiered. Random teams has four to go everyone. Chase some kabooms in that break. Four left that is the only random team style break that has any spots remaining tonight. Everything else is pick your team style. Here we go let's continue on. Low pass number to 99. Rookie pass shot off for the Reds. There you go Reds. Vidal Bruhan select stars. Silver Billy Williams. Cups. Four cards in that pack only and Fuego Mookie Betts. To 149 Cody Bellinger. Another one for you Dodgers. Same card same break. Shry color Byron Buxton. Moon shots there in Judge. That is one of the light blues. Manny Machado to 35. Very cool Padres. There you go. Nice low numbered Machado. Next up here for the Rangers. Hash rookie patch Glenn Otto. Silver select stars Manny Machado. Manny box here. Shry color Garrett Cole. Jose Ramirez. Phenomenon. If you guys do want a personal sports box tonight you can get that in with Sam later this evening. He can get that going for you. Silver Matt Olson. Also if you do want a personal gaming box tonight you can get those in with Brad on Layton Gaming. LaytonGaming.com for any gaming personals. Ranger Suarez on the silver diamond level Phillies. Continuing on here. Christian Javier to 199. There were a patch autograph. Ashroes. Nice. The Javier. And Fuego Anthony Rendon. Patch again here. Number 299 is an Angel Zeppera rookie patch Otto. Royals. There you go. Sparks Otani. Lime Green rookie there for the Rangers. AJ Alexi to 99. No they are not. You are more than welcome to order any personal tonight on the sports side or the gaming side.  Plenty of room. John Mercandolario there. Shry color. Manny Machado selects stars. So feel free to grab something. John Hasley there. Patch for the Royals. Josep Ray you silver moonshots. If it's in stock then yes. If not then likely not. I'll take a look really quick. Let's hold on. Silver Glen Otto. Sam's going to check for you quick. Red is Joe Muzzgrove there to 199. Yeah that stuff is pretty fire. Silver Pita Lonzo there Mets. Yeah whatever would be available would only be group breaks at the moment. Number to 250 rookie patch. Silver. Shane Boz. Unfortunately it looks like the stock is low. Shane tell me. You threw that too. Yeah I'm not surprised. Stuff was fired. Ian Hap tricolor and a Ken Griffey and Fuego. So sorry about that Buck. David Fletcher to 99 on the Lime Green. Angels. Silver Liam Hendricks White Sox. Let's grab some water. We'll get to the last two boxes. If we get no hit buddy days. You have to actually, you have to actually quit that. I will quit if that happens. You have to actually just walk out. That's bad. It's like that's embarrassing. Generally it's embarrassing. You have to like take off your shoes for the rest of the night or something like that.   Oh god. That's that's I think what you have to do. If they get no hit by the A's. Lime Green, John Means Orioles. I think that would probably be fair punishment. That would be great. Number to 10. Gold Eli Morgan. Rookie patch auto for the Guardians. To 10. Nice. She put all the gold on there. Nice card. Tray Turner by the numbers. Bless you. Thank you. It's going to be Jackson Coar. Number to 199. Spark's auto for the Royals. Fuego Kyle Lewis. We got more gold. John Carlos Stanton. Seven of 10 on the concourse. Nice. More gold. Two golds, one box. That's sick. Ryan Valet try color. Moonshot. Stanton. Josiah Gray there. That is a rookie patch for the Nationals. Like I said, let's keep filling up that tiered random teams. Crown Royale basketball guys. Check that out. That is the only random teams break with spots remaining tonight. Tiered random teams. It is a full case. So we will get a kaboom. Silver Diamond there. The Diamond level Eloi. Silver Connor Siebel. Red Sox. We'll see if she guys working on getting all these basketball breaks filled up. Silver Corbin Burns Brewers. And then the only other basketball break with spots remaining tonight would be Noor. Beyond Noor. Four teams now to go on that. Awesome. Josiah Gray, gold patch. Nationals to 10. Garrett Cole select stars. Three golds in one box. Three golds in one box. Yeah, I was just going to say that. Not done yet though. Try color. Larry Walker. Yalic. That is three in a box. It's crazy. Red, TJ Friedel rookie color match. Four of the ranks to 199. Good luck everyone. Last box here of the break. Once again, this was number nine. We have number 10 to follow this. Ozzie Smith to 199. Cardinals. Go live when it just starts raining. Every time. Silver, Mike Baum and Orioles. Every single time. Come on, color wheel. Jira Durant, sorry, to 299. Or excuse me, to 250. Silver patch. It's a babe moonshots. Nice. I don't think I need to say his last name. There was only one. Another babe. Try color in Fuego to Gronk. Babe. Lime green is Raleigh Fingers. 1099.  Looks kind of clean. Few to go, guys. Try color, Greg Diegman. Anthony Rizzo select stars. Logan Webb to 250 there on the patch. Giants. Silver spark, Shohei. Nice card. Silver Matt Chapman. Jermyn Mercedes to 199. Hatch autograph. Nice. Nice Jermyn. In Fuego, Josh Donaldson. Nice Jermyn there. We'll take that. Numbered here to 299. Connor Wong. Rookie patch autograph. Boston. Sparks, Ronald Acunha Jr. Silver Lars Newt Bar for the Cardinals. Last pack. Wow, last pack. Tie die. Numbered to 20. Glenn Otto. Great ending on the tie die there. Congrats, Rangers. These look awesome. Love the look of the tie die card. Congrats there, Rangers. Great last pack of the break. Let's do a recap here, guys. Great last pack. Good stuff. Perfect. Hatches and patch autographs and autos. Patches here first. Logan Webb, Jared Durant. Josiah Gray, Gold. Josiah Gray. Shane Boz. That is John Haseley. Glenn Otto. TJ Freidel. O'Neal Cruz to 99. Wander Franco. Kevin Smith. Dylan Carlson to 99. Riley Adams. Josh Lowe. Reese Nair. Josh Lowe. Kyle Mueller. Eli Morgan. Andre Jackson. Joe Ryan. Yerman Mercedes. Matt Grash. And a cracked ice. AJ Alexi. Autos and patch autos. We've got Connor Wong. Yerman Mercedes. Jackson Kowar. Gold. Eli Morgan. Angel Zebra. Christian Javier. Alejo Lopez. Leody Tavares. Luis Heel. Connor Siebold. Jemai Jones cracked ice. Tony Santillian. Hans Krause. Matt Brash. Randy Rosarena. Gavin Sheets. Wilson Contreras. Vynel Bruhan. Henry Davis. Pete Rose.  John Haseley. O'Neal Cruz. Drew Ellis. Kevin Smith. And a Jake Myers. Thanks again so much, everyone. Hope you did enjoy the break. We will have all of these well protected up and sent right out to you. That was number nine. We will be into number 10 here pretty shortly tonight. Thank you again.


Here we go. Going on everyone. Sam here with late in sports cards. I've been 22, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's not it. 10 box Tuesday. Noir basketball makes number 184. Random team style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. So good luck. False start. Sorry, Wally. Not our first, though. We've done that many times. Won't be our last either, I promise you that. Start with hoops. Let's go. We hit the hard rock boost today. Knicks, Thunder, and Pelicans to win. They all won? Yeah. Nice. That was probably a chunky little far later. Thunder were trying their best to not make that. So I know. Jimmy Butler on the presentations. That might be one of the first boosts I've hit from. Hard rock. The boosted hard rock, please. This is our Thompson rookie. Raymond Green. Yeah, that was crazy, JD. That was a Chauncey bill of self-pinnace out there. Kenny checked it. My Chauncey. Eric Lively and Chris Murray. That is Anthony Edwards. He underwent my bar level of shocker. Let's go for it. Dante George. And Giannis Foyle, anti-gravity. Oh, I'm no new but top load. No, he is not a new but top load. And I promise you that. He used to top load every single brake force to. That's Murray. Stefan Curry. Oh, that didn't work pretty well. It was our Thompson. Never mind. Take that back. That hat is under. Scoot. Slawson, Shaquille O'Neal. Fantastic. Anthony Black and ignition, Jordan Hawkins for the Pelicans. I don't do what, boo, boo, boo this man. Jason Tatum, Harris Walker, Marcus Sasser, city addition of Jimmy Butler. Let's go. OK, see, there's Mr. Poisson Fadon. Let's go, RPC. Is Taylor Hendricks. What a time to be Anthony C in sports right now, man. F Curry hypnotized, Foyle. What a time. Team shooting. Ignition of Steph Curry. It's fair. It's fair. Bazar Thompson. PS Buff. Let's go. Peer shooter. Kobe Buffkin. Come on, baby. Let's go. Congrats Hawks. Hell, yeah. Let's go. That's the first PS Buff auto potentially of the year, because that's live. Let's go. Kind of has the Leia hair going on. Yeah, I don't. Hotsempsky. Princess Leia action. Very similar. Yeah, right back of Shaquille, just Alexander. Very similar, Princess Leia.  I was kind of surprised by that. Ingram screwed. Screwed me. Victor Wemmianma. What are we talking about? AJ Griffin. Steel the Dreadle. AJ Griffin. No idea. Nice. Anderson to 199. Grats Blazers. Son of the fired. Adrian Griffin. Yeah, son of the fired Adrian Griffin. We got next. Rolls Royce O'Neill to 75. I'm amped about that PS Buff auto. I really am. Wemby. And Kelvin Johnson. So we got Donores Bass welcome now. That just means more PS Buff autos. PlayStation Buff. Well, Kulabali. And just suggest me the one-on-one break. Reset? Hasn't done that all day. And it's just, what's the one-on-one break? They'll be almost random stuff. One-bond personal for some. Kate Sonwallis. Why are you suggesting? Box of Star Wars Chrome Black for Johnny B. Anthony Black. Thursday morning.  It's happening. Well, we'll be surprised, but we'll be surprised. Definitely supervision. Definitely supervision going on. We've got flux. That is going to be an auto. Hakim Elijahwan. Congrats, rockets. It's dope, dude. Hakim the dream. O'Shaik Bajie and Shreya Yul. T-Steibel, Fluid Curry. 23 Recon. Him or Kenny the Jet guy. What's up? Oh, magic. Nah, fair. Jeremy Grant and Steph Curry. Ballot. Him or Kenny the Jet, no. What'd you say? Him or Kenny the Jet. Silver, Malachi, random. That is fair. Shrek Sliver's on that team tour or someone. I think so, yeah. That is Josh Giddy, two at 49. Chet Holmgren. Nice, Luka Donchich, two at 75. Congrats, maps. Shawnee Bollack. Hello, Shawnee. Silvercade and Walker Kessler. Thunder Hyde, renowned shooting coach, Chip Engeland. For a shooting coach, I guess, and to have the whole team benefit. Nice. Good for them. Lake Beasley. Oshai Baji, Laurie Markinen, and Johnny Davis. All right, on to select H2, HGOS. Lake Beasley, don't forget. Don't get that baby out the street. Who knows? Jayden Ivy Rookie, red of Keegan Murray. Rookie at two at 49. And to Silver, Trevor Keels with the wheels. Sean Leav already. Sean, where'd you go? Beasley's father, Michael, started or was in many movies with Denzel Washington. Wow, they're friends. Wiley Leonard to 99. Interesting. Jay for Jay. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Jumbo never got timed out today, actually. I don't think. I don't think he did. He was close. Yeah.  Jabari Smith, there is. I might just do it while he's not even here. Anthony Edwards to 75. Grads on that. Timberwolves and Pascal Siakam. Sohan, that is a DeMar DeRozan for the Bolls to 99 on this court side. And Lucida Bollack. When did you get timed out? What'd you do? I'm sure you just, I guarantee you deserved it, but I didn't get timed out. We've got 22-23 recon, everybody. You didn't get timed out. Then the bucket, Jeremy Grant, Lenick, and Quentin Grimes. Future legends of Cade. Bruce Brown to 99 for Denver. I think he's lying about being timed out. I don't think he ever got timed out. I don't think he ever got timed out for that. There you go, good. A long time amount for lying about time being timed out. How long did he get? I think that was 300 seconds. Shayan Sharp, Aaron Neesmith. That one's gonna be 300 seconds. See you in a bit, Jamba. See you in a bit. Yeah, let's see J for J. J for J, whatever. Nice and Daniels, Bogdan Bogdanovich to 99. We've got nice, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl on the Draft Knight Acetate to 48. These are actually kind of hard to hit. These are really nice, yeah. I mean, on these, very nice. D'Angelo Rossoll and base. Again, we're live on Fanatics Live and on Vector of Youngs. Palo to 99, nice one there for the magic. Fanatics Live and the main channel tomorrow morning for Stadium Club, as well as Friday will be live on the main channel and on Fanatics Live for Phoenix. And then in between, you've got Thursday with Jake and Jeff on the Fanatics Live and then you've got Kyle and Sean at night. On Thursday. Tara Eason. Yeah, you do. Dash and Trash. Emphasis on both. Dyson Daniels, D'Anthony Melton, that is an auto of Shade on Sharp. 275, true potential, it's a good box, man. Very good box at recon. Gratz Portland, Paul A. Leslie Struse and Bogdan Bogdanovich. Jalen Durin, manual quickly to 299. Givari Smith, Rock the Rim. Tramond and more bass.  This will be Mr. Lane going live at 9.30 tomorrow. We've got Prism Choice. 223 Prism Choice. Ciannebula. Siddiq Bay, Silver. Silver Rookie of that Kennedy Chandler. We've got Dan Izzel, that's awesome. For the Nuggets. Gratz on that one. Good stuff, Denver. Got exclusives of DeMar DeRozan, Cole Anthony, Caleb Houston, Blue Chris Paul, Chew at 49, with Sons and then a Red at Deer and Fox, 299, for the Kings. There's Vaughn. Got 2223, Contender's Optic. Well, he got timed out for lying about being timed out earlier. That's true. So definitely a deserved timeout. Red Ice, Yannis and Drew Holiday. Silver Hoop Dreams of Malachi Brannum. Zach Levine. Orange, Nicola Jovic to 49. Red of John Morant. And for the Wizards to 125, Koran Butler, there you go, Jeremy. Gratz, buddy. Chumbo Till is backwards. Gratz on that one. Yeah. Mark Burley should be, I just don't know if he has the stats to get in. Michael, he was a great pitcher, don't get me wrong. 2020, 2021, Donner's Optic hobby. Find one autograph. You know what I fold out of this?  Hmm. A Gold Onyeko Commuado. Let's go. Big double O. Let's go. Green Lamello. Redemption. Payton Pritchard. Eric. And D'Angelo Russell. That's actually pretty nice. Hey, where's, Lopez to 79 on the Pink Velocity. Yes, Brady Otto out of 50, Jenny. Yes, sir. Gold to 50. How does it say Tyrell Terry? Shame what happened to him, man. Tyrell Terry. Sad. I don't know what happened. He had to retire because he had like severe anxiety. Hmm. Tyrese Maxey and Josh Akogi. Like couldn't like play entirely. Stargazing Yanis Hala. Paul Conurko. Conurko I can potentially see because he's got that ring, you know, five. Devin Bacell. Go Noles. Jared Allen to 149 on the lime green. Probably. I'd imagine. Yeah, I would think so, honestly. Well, no, they don't like putting the pippin' and pippin' in this season. I know, honestly. Someone's gonna blow them in. Yeah, someone will blow it against them. Some Yoyo. Yoyo writer will blow it against them. Guardians or Reds or? Skyler Maze. The Vision Rival. Zion to 99 on the red. Yeah, right. Honestly. Like it's spent, it's spent with the Tigers. Quinn's. Stargazing Zion. Big double O, there he is. And Yoko Kongwu. And Seth Berry, my guy. He's really good to double O. Sexton, Ben Simmons. He would be a Boston writer. Yeah. They like to get noticed. Oh yeah. They're all Yo-Yos. Jada McDaniel. Hollow, Rated Rookie. Do you remember Yo-Yo guy come to your school as a kid? Oh yeah. What was that all about? Who knows, dude? Why were there Yo-Yos? We had a BPMX guy doing it once, too. I was like, what are we doing? I'm giving out like a, like. Jared Allen to 149 again. The catalogs of all these Yo-Yos.  How does this guy get to get in front of 200 kids? This is Yo-Yos. Here's Duncan Robinson to 199. What's up, JJ? What's up, JJ? What are we doing? Ant-Man. That's the real get in. I don't think you shouldn't get in earlier than any of those guys. The big rookie auto here, everybody. Ledso, Seth Curry, Isaiah Stewart. We'll take a beef stew. Congrats, Pistons. Hollow, Rated Rookie Autograph and KD. Russell Westbrook. Cassius Stanley and Bass. Hollow is Tobias Harris. On the match. He was a magic legend for a bit. He was. He was carrying that team for a little bit. Him and Victor were carrying us to 21 seasons, but still. All right, 2020, 2021, Don Rush Choice now, everybody. We got Impeccable, T-Mall, and then we'll finish with Noir. Finish with Noir. We got Black Gold coming up. Jordan N'Wara. Pail Maladon. Malachi Flynn. RJ Hampton. And Andre Pokeshevsky. Nice. This is really nice now, man. Jaden McDaniels. He's a beast for the T-Wolves. Congrats on that, Minnesota. Actually a pretty nice one here, too. For the Suns, Jalen Smith, aka Sticks. Two at 49. He is now an Indiana Pacer. Very nice. This is a really solid one coming up. How about for the Hornets? Lamello Ball Rookie to 99. Good stuff. Very nice. Congrats on that, Hornets. 93 at 99. Got Black Gold, Kyle Lowry. Four of the Raptors, five of eight. I see that trade today. And two 99, OG Anatovy. That reminds me of the next trade. Yeah. Congrats on that again, Raptors. Very nice. Twin's gone tomorrow. Number one, thank you, Christopher M. All right, impeccable team all now, everybody. 22 at 23, impeccable team all. I'm gonna scrap the hobby, accidentally. That would have been bad. I kind of like Scary Terry on the heat. No, I know. Did I say the wrong... No, you just said he was on there now. Jeremy Sohan, Asia Red. He said the Raptors. Oh, my bad. My bad, my bad. No, he wasn't, he is a Raptor now. Oh, okay. All right, we got Benedict Matheran. Congrats on that, Paces. Got Jalen Brown for the Celtics. Congrats on that, Boston. First auto is gonna be going to the Pistons. That is Jalen Durin, 87 of 88. Nice one there. And nice one here. Another guy who's really showed out this year is gonna be Caleb Houston, 49 of 88. Go magic. Going to the magic. Congrats, I think that's Schype with the magic. Yes, it is. Congrats, Schype. Caleb Houston, 49 of 88. Frost saw the freaking Caleb Houston. Yeah, he did. Masterclass. God, man. Masterclass. All right, we've got Noir now, everybody. 21, 22, Noir. Live on Fnatic's tomorrow. Yeah, live on Fnatic's tomorrow. Live on Fnatic's tomorrow. Tomorrow morning. We're gonna make this any easier to get out, is it? We're gonna know our man. Sam Burst, Noir. God, he did. Tail is all his time. Love the Prado, take the battle thing. Battle for the ages. It really is. All right, we did a pretty decent job. Let's go. MCMT. All right, that is a Drew Holiday 2.99 for the Bucks. A Cole Anthony 2.99 for the magic. And then A, Josh Giddy. A rookie for the Thunder 2.99. His first jersey here is gonna be at Newsreels to 75. John Stockton for the Jazz. It's actually pretty sweet. Not NGL, not gonna lie. NGL, NGL. That is gonna be an Obi-Toppin. Game used jersey for the Knicks, 11 of 99. Still a New York Knick in this one. Obi-Toppin, 8-0, stop it, Obi-Toppin. 8-0, stop. Next up, Jalen Brunson, 1 of 99 for Dallas. Congrats on that one there. Yeah, Noir is really a beautiful set. It really, really is. Jalen Brunson for the Dallas Mavericks. Really cool one here for the Cavaliers, is gonna be A, Mark Price, 33 of 99. Grats of the Cavs. Michael Jordan's biggest off. We've got Rookie Otto, that is gonna be A. Luca Garza, 65 and 99 for the Pistons. Grats of the Troit for the Hornets. Yukon Legend, 9 of 49. James Booknite, that's nasty. Congrats on that Charlotte. That's really dope, it's got him. What did David B on this next one? James Booknite Showtime Signatures. That is gonna be A, Spotlight Signatures. Two of 99, Magic Johnson. With Bird in the background too, it looks like. That is so cool, man. Congrats on that one there, David. Get that magged for you, that is fantastic. Two of 99, Spotlight Signatures. Magic Johnson with the Gold Ink. With Larry Bird in the background. The two who, a lot safe, saved basketball. Mag it and mag the mag. All right, we've got A. Recap of Obi-Toppin, Jalen Brunson and Newsreels to 75, John Stockton. Autos, we've got Luca Garza, James Booknite, Mark Price, Caleb Houston, Jalen Durring, Jada McDaniels, Isaiah Stewart, Koran Butler, Dan Izzle, Shadon Sharp, Jalen Smith, 249, 248, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Hakim Elijahwan and Kobe Buffkin. Sorry, Von, I don't have any 1200 point max. And then the Spotlight Signatures of Magic Johnson to 99. I'll do it for the break, everybody. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is the Absolute and Prism Mixer.


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Live from Washington DC, it's CUBE Conversations with John Furrier. Hello, and welcome to this special CUBE Conversation. I'm John Furrier with theCUBE here in Washington DC at the headquarters of Amazon Web Services Public Sector here in Arlington, Virginia, right around the corner from DC. Our next guest is Robert Groves with the Executive Vice President of Technology at Smartronics, a service provider in cloud and in IT. Thanks for joining us. Thank you, John. So we're in DC, the CUBE's getting the lay of the land. So much innovation happening around cloud and disruption. You got one group going, discretionary heads wondering what's happening. Some groups saying what happened and then you've got people making it happen, right? So what's the big aha moment that people might not know looking into DC now? What is the real trend? What are the people that are making it? What are they doing? Is it cloud? Is it mobile? Is it data-driven? Yeah, I think it's all of those components, but I think one of the things that you're really seeing is that the cloud is enabling these organizations, these traditional organizations to really transform in the way that they deliver and consume IT services. IT services have been a mess in this town for a long time. The contracting process has been a mess. Some of the things have happened and some of the smaller organizations have had a chance to be really innovative and take a leadership role in delivering services to the community and not just the large beltway bandits that we've seen in the past. So I think some of the aha moments are probably around, you know, we've been working, Smartronics has been working with the public sector and cloud since 2009, so really one of the early pioneers. And we used to run across all of these issues where security was the blocker and it would take a long time to convince people that the security in the cloud really was what it needed to be. Now we're seeing in terms of an aha moment, we're seeing that security is the enabler. We're seeing that these organizations are really embracing the fact that you can do things in the cloud from a security perspective that you could never do before. And I think that you've got this kind of next generation of managed service provider that embraces those tenants of how to do managed services and managed security services and it's really disrupting the way that the federal government's done business in the past. You know, I've said, we were at this public sector summit last June and we were commenters. The first time the queue was at an event and you know, we haven't been to the other ones before that, but it was very clear to me that we're in a no excuses government at this point because there's a lot of forcing functions. You have one connected social media and everyone's like, hey, why can't I do that over there? It's like the old iPhone moment on the enterprise. Why can't I bring my iPhone to work? You know, years ago, right? Exactly. Now you have security looking down the barrel and IOT happening and everything. So you have Swiss cheese called malware attacking every hole, every corner of the network potentially is compromised. Exactly. So security is forcing and we're at cyber war. We are. You can't deny that. Why isn't the Congress emergency funding for security or is it happening? Well, they need to be, but if you look at the way traditional data centers were built and all premise infrastructure was built, you had a variety of contractors coming in, each kind of doing their own thing. You had this heterogeneous infrastructure that was all built and kind of tangled together and there wasn't this great way of being able to look at cloud services or be able to look at a green field environment and have everything that's happening in that environment aware to you. And that's really what the cloud is enabling. You're actually. You mean programmable infrastructure. Programmable infrastructure, exactly.  Each one of those API calls ends up being logged. And when you have every event that's happening in your environment, you don't have that in a traditional data center. When you have every event that's happening in that environment and you can apply some of these new primitives that AWS is providing around machine learning and AI, now you're using those to attack those vectors that you're talking about to protect critical infrastructure really in ways that you couldn't do before. And you can actually with this programmable infrastructure, you can actually really look at being able to respond to events and have autonomic response and remediation of these events. So when something happens, you program programmatically defined how you're going to respond to those events and it's repeatable. Yeah, one of the things I'll share with you I did an interview with, I think with the CTO or CISO of Fortinet, which is a security vendor. And we were talking and we were totally geeking out like the complexity of the cloud actually is an advantage in security. And I said, what do you mean by that? He goes, most of the hackers will focus the main payload of their vector on one particular item. And that's where all their energy, if they have to hunt too far, they kind of give up. It's just like on the battlefield, the surface area of attack matters.  How does that, how do I turn that complexity obviously there's management tools to make the cloud easier but complexity of scale. How do I turn that as an IT person or a manager or an executive into a security advantage? What do I do? So the security advantage is that every time you build a role, every time you think about compliance and maintaining compliance for your organization you're actually starting to build knowledge and a new capability. That can be applied programmatically now across your entire set of enclaves that you use for managing infrastructure. So when we develop one thing as a managed service provider to make sure we're meeting some kind of compliance mandate that now can be shared across all of our clients in the space and this can start to really help create that sec DevOps infrastructure. So you scale more observation space to get more data. That gives you also an advantage. It does, it does. And then when you can actually take that data and use it to train to understand where these advanced persistent threats are you can then really start to do things this was the province of really large organizations only in the past. And now AWS has democratized that ability to use all of these tools around artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve security. Robert, you can't go back five years without hearing. Oh, you're kidding me? The cloud isn't unsecure. Turns out cloud is becoming a better security paradigm than build it on site because of human error and or other force majors or any kind of other. That's exactly right. I mean, anybody who's looking at it from a security perspective and thinks that they can have the same kind of security that a multi-billion dollar company like AWS can provide they're mistaken. And the main thing around that is they don't have transparency to every event happening in that environment. And that's what you get when you start to utilize cloud services. Yeah, I think Verizon was the first company that notified me that this might be the trend. I think this is like 2011 timeframe. We're like, don't discount multi-tenant cloud. Exactly. They're like, okay. And Dave Eliza, I haven't been tracking that. Okay, so big trends in technology, tailwinds and headwinds. What trends are tailwinds for the growth? And what are the headwinds? What's the blockers? Well, the tailwinds is the fact that I think everybody's kind of not resigned to the fact that they're seeing the cloud first is probably the strategy that they should take. And we've seen the government be laggards in the past with adopting new technology. I think what they're seeing now, especially in the department of defense and in some of the federal organizations that we're working with, they're actually seeing that perhaps their adversaries are having a competitive advantage by moving into the cloud. Maybe they should look at the competitive advantages that they should have moving into cloud infrastructure. Not just security, but the ability to be innovative and agile and deliver services much faster than they've ever been able to deliver them before. Well, Rene had a different approach. They automated actual code bases, so that you can actually deploy services and automatically code them up with glue instantly. So it's interesting. That is one of the fundamental things that when you start looking at infrastructure as code and you look at things that you can make repeatable in these environments, then look at how many times the government's probably built out a particular enterprise software stack, whether it's SharePoint or Oracle Stack or authentication, it all gets repeated. Once that gets quantified and done right with the right subject matter experts, then you could start to create service catalogs that these organizations can use and rapidly deploy things in a repeatable and manageable fashion. This is an open source ethos built on the shoulders of others. Why replicate something that's already in service, throw it into a service catalog, make it a microservice, make it an API. And that culture is finally transformed in the federal government. That didn't used to be the culture, right? It used to be. People must be like, finally. I have to have my arms wrapped around this. I have to be able to understand everything that's happening. And you would always hear some of these larger organizations say, I don't want to have vendor lock-in. Even now, sometimes you'll see it a little bit. I don't want to go with maybe AWS because I'll have vendor lock-in. Yet for dozens of years, they've been locked into proprietary databases to commercial enterprise platforms, these behemoth software things that AWS again has helped to democratize by providing these primitives and allowing people to build things backed on open source. You speak in our language. We talk about this all the time. The lock-in is always a lock-in spec somewhere. If it's good, the issue is proprietary software and switching costs and choice, right? So the dimensions to evaluate for customers that we've seen that have been successful is, okay, I don't mind lock-in. If it's a damn good solution, I'm going to lock that in. But I have choice. This is going to be interesting, right? So the multi-cloud conversation that's going on around the DOD is interesting. We've been reporting and out in the field. We've been getting the data coming in saying, hey, this DOD kind of overtures interesting because now if they take the same route as the CIA, we're talking about massive infiltration of Amazon Web Services across the government.  Now you get the DOD looking down, potentially a single cloud option. Other vendors are crying foul, calling, we need to spec in policy, which is a hijack model of putting in multi-cloud as a requirement. What's your thoughts on that? Should it be a requirement or should it be a jump ball? For one, when you have innovators in a space and they take a lead in a space, you're going to get, that's a forcing function for other companies to compete. And that's not a bad thing. It really isn't. And a lot of these organizations, there might be reasons that are very valid reasons for them to consider multi-cloud or even to consider what they have within their own on-premise infrastructure. You've got 10s and 10s of years of legacy technical debt in your data center. There's not a reason to pull everything into the cloud environment.  They're like the mainframe. Like the mainframe stuff. For them to look at even migrating mainframe capabilities into the cloud, it's a lot of rewrite. It's a lot of things that need to happen. And maybe there's ways that you can extend that on-premise environment, breathe a little bit of life into the on-premise environment while you're building out your new infrastructure. And that's probably the right path to take. And some people will choose to have COBOL code running banks right now. And just because they have that process. And it's working. And they'll inevitably come to the time where they have to do the migration search. Great commentary. Great to have you on. Great to chat about the technology trends. Smartronix, what are you guys doing? How do you guys fit into this trend? Talk about, take a minute. Talk about what you guys do and your opportunity. Sure. Smartronix is about a 20 year old company. We talk about, some of our competitors will talk about being born in the cloud. We were actually pretty much born in the enterprise. We helped the Marine Corps establish their network operation security command 20 some years ago. We were first to lead virtualization technologies to help the forward deployed forces move in and create kind of these tactical data centers, mobile data centers that they can move into theater. So we've always kind of been on the forefront of network operations and cyber security and innovative solutions, innovative use of technology in government dealing. The battlefield is an instant case of how to deploy. Absolutely. The wireless environment. All steer environments, low power. I mean, they used to bring trucks in to be able to set up their mobile data centers. And we actually using virtualization technology back in 2004, the two.0 days. You've got to push the envelope. You have to. Your job is to push the envelope. And that's really where I think smartronics has done a really good job is that we've helped these large organizations that are in very secure and highly regulated, compliance driven environments utilize technology in innovative ways more securely and more optimally in these environments. So when we had a chance in 2009 to do a solution for President Obama at the time, they introduced Recovery Act. They needed a website to track $750 billion worth of funding. We came in with a pretty innovative solution. They said they had 10 weeks to build this. You're not going to do that in a data center environment. We came in with a solution said on day one, we're going to utilize Amazon web services capabilities. We're going to build out the test and dev while we build out the data center environment. And we're going to make your deadline by October 1st. And that was really the jumpstart of what we did. We absolutely did. What was another website that they didn't actually, the deadline done, they had to bring in. Yeah, that had to do with the healthcare. Oh, the Obama. So this one was recovery.gov. Very well documented success. It ended up being the very first cloud first initiative for the federal government, the first government property running on a public cloud infrastructure. And then from there, we migrated to much. Obama does not get the credit he deserves on open government. He opens up data sets, he changed the game. He did. And again, that was, I think when you look at, historically when you look back at the CTOs and CIOs of the federal government at that time, they were really trying to look to see how commercial technologies could be applied in the government. How you could get that agility and innovation and speed of business of commercial and do that in the federal government. And I think we embraced that at Smartronix pretty early on. And we were kind of on the leading edge, the leading edge sometimes of delivering those kind of capabilities and services. So you guys are the right group to call for IT to get modernized because this is the problem. No one can hide it anymore. There's no more excuses. And again, this is the lack of innovation. You've been sitting around not innovating. Now our cyber war is attacking. You've got cybersecurity. IT needs to transform. They got to do it really fast. You've got all of these competing pressures, the security, you've got time, you've got cost, you've got capabilities, all of those things competing. You need to have a trusted advisor or partner to get you through that. What Smartronix has created, we call it our four pillars. And these are very simple pillars, but it's really, really required for really looking at cloud services strategy. You have to help the organization define what the business outcomes are that they want in these environments. Help them think through what that roadmap and strategy is to get there. And then when you go to the second pillar, which is design, there's unique ways to design things to make it cloud native, to utilize cloud native services, that also when you get to the implementation of migration point, you're building these in a programmatic way that makes it easier to operate and manage. And that's the fourth pillar. So if you can get these organizations to think from strategy all the way through to run, all the way through to operations management, you're going to have a more effective organization and better services in your environments. Robert Groves, second vice president of technology at Smartronix. Thanks for spending the time with me. Thanks John. I'm John Furrier with theCUBE. Here in Washington DC, actually in Arlington, Virginia at Amazon Web Services, public sector headquarters. Thanks for watching.


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Flawless execution from a team of like 15 people here. So it's awesome. Bang. No, it'd be two teams split. Okay, this is the reason we do Team Captain. You tour split up. Yeah. Jake and Jeremy, you guys can beat? No. Kyle's a Team Captain because it's his birthday. And then uh, we'll do Zach will be a Team Captain. That's some serious pressure. Okay. I'm taking Jake. Like I'm going with the layup first, babe. Okay, Zach and Jeremy. I want Matt. Oh, let's go. Oh, who's that thing? I don't know. Hoodie Matt. Give us Ann. What up? Okay. I will not disappoint. I won't disappoint. Uh, wait, who'd Kyle just pick? I feel like it's always left. School yard. I don't want to be last. Uh, wait, BBD, we forget about BBD. Yeah, is BBD in? Block if I'm the last pick. Make sure the block knows that Jimmy will be the last pick. So it did turn out to be Hatch first, no Hatch. If you're on Zach's team, go over there and write down either a movie, a book, or a... What team am I at? I still didn't get an answer. You're on my team. Oh, let's go. That's huge. So write it down, and then we'll switch each other's. Nice. BBD, that's BBD scoured. All right. You guys have a team name? We're team hats. We're also a team hat, so... We're team hats. We're team hats, you're team hats, and BBD. No, no, no, that was added by you guys. We're team hats. Lowercase. Wow, and there's an accent. All right, we're team Kyle. That's okay. Team Kyle versus team hats. All lowercase. Hatch. Tails never failed twice. Tails! Let's go! Right, see, look, check it out.  It was there. It was there. They saw it. Yeah, okay. We love the corn toast. We wanted to go first all the time. Were you sending up first? I'll call the NFL. I don't think there's any words allowed. Two words. Movie. Movie, movie, movie. I'll move out after. Give me a minute. Guys, I'll see you. Home alone, home alone. Yeah, it was good. Wasn't fast enough, no points. Under 10 seconds. One point for team Kyle. We have two points for the camera. Guys, okay. No. Okay, here. Just rock it. Two words. More talking. Song, song. Rock, rock in our... Close. Baseball. Baseball throw. Throw, throw. Crib. Crib. Ball. Do we have a timer? Space. Ball. Ball. Like this is a sack ball. Ball. I don't even know what it is. It's like we're working. Hardball. This is mine. It's working very well. Wall ball. It's a song? It's a song? Baseball. Baseball. 20 seconds left. Hit ball. Punch ball. Sweet. Sweet ball. Flitz ball. Six Mississippi. Bass ball. Five Mississippi. Four Mississippi. Hardball. That's it. What song is this? Wrecking ball. Oh, dude. Oh, cool. Let's go. Yes. That's right. On your mark, get set, go. Movie. Any words? Four words. Four words. What are you surprised? That? We'll hold you back the more you need. Back to the future. Got it. And you got to come up to the stage. Two words. Two words. Movie. Movie. Stomp. March. One step for man. Step. Walk. Step ball with 13. First word. Step. First word. Step. Step. Brothers. Oh, man. Oh, man. Boom. Got it. Yeah. I don't even know what this is. Oh. I can tell you if it's a book or a movie. Okay, just tell somebody where it is. Can you consult with your team? No, we don't know. Do you know the words? Can you act out the words? I know the English words, yes. I don't know where this is. You're lucky they're in English because this is actually a French film. Just do a big clap. Four words. I don't know if it sounds like a movie. Okay. Hammer. Hit. Bang. Bang. Bang. Ten seconds left. Jump. Third word. Bang the drum. Bang the drum. Bang the drum. Don't mouth it. Don't mouth it. Bang the drum. Why is the drum? What did Jake say? The drum. Why? Bang the drum. Why? Far. Bang the drum. Slow. Bang the drum. Hard. Bang the drum fast. Five seconds. Bang the drum rapidly. Fast. Bang the drum faster. Swithin. Jump. Jump. Why is it slow? Bang the drum slowly. Bang the drum slowly. Bang the drum slowly. I don't know what that would be though. Is that a Robert De Niro baseball movie? I did not make it up. Oh my God. We better set up a tribe rager. Two words. Dead. Cut. Deceased. Hell. Hug. Hang. Slit. Suicide. Squad. Thighs. Legs. Arms. Limbs.の Girls. Suicide tweeze. Winner. Drugs. term. What's the time. What do I got? How you act? And grab the baseball...  Like me? We have something to do with it. First act out of the Suicide… Movie. One word. Off office. Here's. Speak. Act. Recurrace. Bon cruise. Of course. Recurrace. Recurrace. Right? Yeah. You can talk when it's proper. That's it, that's it, that's it. 1998, I'm sorry, Robert. She feels Jackson's clean and James Wilder, yeah. You get this and then Jake misses. A lot of precious. Or, or he misses, Jake gets it. We lose. It's just a lot of pressure. Team Kyle, team Kyle, team Kyle, team Kyle. One word. One word. Oh my god. No props. It's a props festival. He's using props, what? Baseball. It's your top up. A ball. I'd say that's a prop. Diamond. Center field. Center field. He wrote them all in one word. And the tiebreaker is the coin toss. Actually, we actually go to a new coin toss series best of five. How about rock, paper, scissors? No. Two words. The movie. First word. Two syllables. Is it two syllables? 50 seconds left. Claude. Coaching. Coach Carter. Baseball. New York. Yankees. Yankees. Coach, coach, team Aaron. First word. Boondocks. Boondocks, thanks. Good job. Skateboard. This is bungee jumping. Yeah, Boondocks. Nightmare. Fishing a tire. Tire change. Wait, so how many did we get? Five. Five? OK. There you go. OK, five. Five. All right. We got a solid undisputed five points. I have to get more to beat us. This is the tiebreaker round. Yes. Oh, she just came out with an album. 22. Yes. Yeah, I think Elon Musk has a big project. He wants to get more. Yeah, he does. The guy who hates Christmas. Grinch. Yes. Your song. Your song for Christmas. Yes, yes, yes. A teacher. Yes, yes. We shouldn't have done acting out. We shouldn't have had to both do the same kind.  We shouldn't have chose acting out for them as well. Yeah. Damn it. That was good. Wait, we're too fast. Oh. It was extra innings, and we were out of pitchers and out of throw. We had an extra quartet.


buttons 1 I would request you please like this video, subscribe our channel, let's get started with today's video. So here if you can see we are having one of the input data. So inside the input data we are having this table like from location to location and distance. So if we can see like the Kanpur the first row from Kanpur to Unaw the distance is 18 and from Unaw to Kanpur distance is 18. So we are having the redundant rows like these two rows should not be repeated. It should be having a distinct rows. So the requirement is how we can write a sequel query to remove the redundant duplicate rows. The complexity level of this question is medium. So in the output if you can notice then we can see Kanpur to Unaw or Unaw to Kanpur it should be coming only once. So here in the output we can see it is coming from Kanpur to Unaw and distance is 18. So such type of duplicate rows we just want to remove from the table. So here the first two rows are duplicate then the Lucknow to Ayodhya and Ayodhya to Lucknow is also duplicate. So this row should be gone after that Agra to Delhi and Delhi to Agra. So like these three rows are redundant so we are required to remove these rows. So how we can write the query for getting this output. You can pause this video and you can think how we can write the query and what logic we can implement for getting the output. So let's get started. So here first thing we are required to check like from location and to location. Let's focus on only these two columns. So if we can check if the from location value is greater than the Unaw. Maybe Kanpur here we are having so Kanpur is greater than Unaw. Then we just want to concatenate Kanpur to Unaw maybe from location to to location. If we are having reverse case like in the second row on those scenarios it will jump into the else part and on that we will be going to concatenate to location with from location. So requirement we just want to create one more column that column could be flagged and that column could be having the proper order like from location to to location. So here like Kanpur to Unaw and Unaw to Kanpur. So on that column we just want to have Kanpur to Unaw and Kanpur to Unaw. Like both the rows should be having the same output. So let's jump to SSMS and we will try to implement this in practical. Now let me try to execute this script for creating the table and inserting the data into this table. So here if we can go and try to write the select ASTIC from this table then we should be able to see the same data that we have seen in the slide. Now here we just want to create one more column that column could be flagged. First we are required to check your from location value if that value is greater than the to location. Then we just want to concatenate from location with to location. Otherwise to location concatenate with from location. So for this we can simply write the case statement case when this from location is less than with to location then we just want to concatenate your from location with to location. To location like this. If we are going to concatenate and after that otherwise if this value will not be satisfied like this condition then we just want to concatenate to location with from location. At last we can put this as end and let me call this column as flag. So this is the only tricky part for creating this flag column. If you can notice here then like first two rows we are having Kanpur Unnau and Kanpur Unnau like both are coming in the same rows. So like from location is less than to location. So the first scenario like the from location is less than to location then it is going to concatenate from location with to location. In the second scenario it is not going to satisfied like from location is greater than the to location. On that scenario it will jump into the else part and will try to concatenate from there. So this is the only tricky part you have to do. Next we can simply put this into one of the CT and let me call this CT as CT and outside this here we are required to create one row number from this dataset and that row number will help us to identify like how many duplicate rows are here. So here I am going to select all the columns and next we are going to use the row number and then we can go with over clause and here we are required to do the partition by. So the partition should be happened on this newly created column that is flag and we can also do the order by on the same column maybe that is flag and let me call this as rw and if you can check what will be the output of this then we can notice like in row number if we are having duplicate then it is going to increase number by one. So like agra to deli and deli to agra we are having same values. So here it is going to row number one and row number two. Similarly for ayodhya to lakhnau and lakhnau to ayodhya it is also having duplicate so it is coming like one, two. Similarly for kanpur to now and not to kanpur. Now we can also put this into one more CT maybe CT two and after that here we can simply select CT two and here let me try to filter out where the row number value is greater than once. So it is indicating your duplicate rows will be coming. So here we can see we are having only three duplicate rows. So how we can delete here we can simply perform the delete operation. So this delete operation will be going to delete the data into your actual table. Now if we can focus on this table we can simply select ashtick from this table. So it should be having only seven rows. Earlier it was having total ten rows. So here we can see we have only seven rows and the duplicate rows has gone. Only distinct rows we are having. So I hope guys you have understood how we can write the query. So thank you so much for watching this video. Please like this video, do subscribe our channel. See you in the next video.


the weather's beautiful so i came home and i am unpacking my two suitcases just have so much stuff here i have some food for kiwi got some stockings for mommy kiwises i got you some things no it's tight i got her the xx large and it's still too small ki why you don't like your gift why are you looking at me like that i could give it to my mom i thought she might appreciate it more than i do saying goodbye to my daft punk mask i'm going to bed even though it's only eight p.m because i'm so tired i'll see you guys tomorrow good morning guys i'm so bloated it's six a.m and i woke up because i'm so hungry she's an angel hello so delicious did you enjoy your meal that's what he did and he put his pants now so we're gonna go change his diaper and then we're gonna go shopping so cute and apparently jone and abe are in soho right now so we might bump into them how exciting i finally get to introduce jone to diana our first stop is kith it's good to be united hello hey united and nia i heard genuine reaction yes check out jone day please guys please watch my channel he's like literally two weeks ago and i want this now they're too similar as a late birthday gift i love you so i'm gonna change into it right now i started shopping at like we walked around a lot um we're debating between tai and we're gonna be careful with them what's my name what's my name actually honey are you excited for food you're hungry let's eat come to the video say bye mom jone is setting up our vanity with her skincare products because i didn't bring any just in case you didn't want to use this cleanser there are three other options wow wow my option awesome got our cute little closet here with the mirror and then a nice clean bed these are work food jone brought us lamin use a little corner with the couch and then the view check out the patio oh my gosh there's a view of the city the broken bridge over there every time i travel like lamin is always on my how many have we eaten so far i only had one it's like new york new york and then i eat so much pizza and bagel so i don't feel the need i like feel like that's home food for me okay we're trying to film the amunota challenge in our pj's i'm gonna ruin it i'm gonna ruin it for her i'm not a fan and it's so bouncy we can't like jump on it eight thousand photos three thousand oh my bad eight thousand eight thousand i wish i had eight thousand we got redressed after all that shenanigan and then now we called uber and then we're gonna go to the saras event thank you for narrating for jone day no problem thank you let's go let's go the world like day by day sleep on the way oh i fell asleep on the uber we were supposed to drink wine but i don't think we can yeah we we just yeah so we're just gonna shower and sleep yeah and jone will cook up at like five and we were watching david dobert videos for a while and now it's 6 30 we're gonna quickly wash up and get some coffee and bagel because we're starving jone and i are walking to the deli that's right here yeah um i really missed deli sandwiches and jone has never been to a deli before so i'm gonna introduce her to the world of delis yes the best place on earth what you want girl well look at ashley's skin glowing oh it's a camera it's the skincare oh yes the skin care skin care plus camera yes i got a bagel and cheese and a bagel with scaly and cream cheese scaly and cream cheese i've never tried it okay regular back at our hotels can't wait that looks good that smells so good wow like this i mean like the one on your other side other hand like this yeah and then yeah other hand hold it other out outer no no no no no no no no no no like this nice like bathroom shot i'm gonna get a bag so i'm just gonna get like a small render got my sriracha please vlog her and she blocks me we're gonna meet up with some of my college friends and we're gonna have vietnamese food at this place called Bo cat and also I have no more memory on my sim card. This is probably gonna be the last video So the rest I might have to just film it on my iphone or this might just be the end of today, so Yeah guys see you tomorrow. If not a little later. This is so glitchy Dean is here from the city after Tyler's doctor's appointment and breakfast. It's still only 11 a.m.. Today I think I'm gonna take it easy. Just stay home or stay in the neighborhood and I'm gonna play with Kiwi and just clean my house a little bit and maybe step out for a many and a petty with my Friend who lives right by but besides that. I don't really have plans I'm gonna stay home and have dinner with my dad, but I hope you guys have been enjoying the vlog Of course I got blue and I'm here with the sisters. This is like a very local place in our neighborhood and Queens in Bayside Call VIP pizza the regular slice and then the family slice And of course the spices I'm gonna say hi to these girls. Thank you for walking me home Yeah, it's good to be neighbors It is Thursday. It's finally my mom's day off work, so we are We came to the Americana mall and we're just gonna eye shop around Guys great news I'm back with my camera. I finally got my new SD card I just realized the last one I was using was pretty small It was only 32 gigabytes and the one I just got now is 128, so I'll be good for a long time So yeah, thank you Tyler for ordering this for me on Amazon Prime I ended up buying two new suitcases because the ones that I've been using are super old that suitcase I had since 2014 and this one I had since 2011 so both suitcases are really old and it was time to replace them one of the suitcases I got as this one and the other one I got pretty much the same size Both silver but different brands my mom and I are pretty tired pretty worn out from our day today, so we're just gonna I guess get ready to sleep Call it a night


Today, I'm here with Gregory Vahanian and he has been one of the most, you know, a vibrant and warm presences in my Master Heart Business Mentoring Community and everyone who gets to know him loves him and you'll see why. Gregory, let me just, first of all, welcome you and I'd love for you to introduce yourself as we practice a lot in the Master Heart group, all of us introducing ourselves, but go ahead please. Sure. Thank you, George. I'm Gregory Vahanian and I'm a Transformational Life Coach and I help men and women embrace a more healing and empowering orientation to life that maximizes success and fulfillment in every area of life. Beautiful. And you have been bringing this online in the past couple of months and so the first question I have for you and this is for those who are watching, you know, kind of following along this series called Progress and Learning or Progress Interviews where, you know, I think they're going to take from this some encouragement to, you know, grow their presence online especially in their business.  Is that right? Like, tell me about the journey of your growth in the past few months for creating. Sure. And I'd like to frame that it wasn't that I wasn't creating content because I was, but not with the rhythm, fluency or abundance and also with a sort of a different mindset. My heart and my consciousness is always about service and what I have found is in the recent years I also design and facilitate workshops for men and women, a signature workshop of mine being Embracing Authentic Masculinity, which is a men's support group series. And I found that when I'm offering a workshop, I would create content, for example, for people who missed one of the evenings, I don't want them to miss the whole theme. So I'd create a video that would be available to them if they missed. And then on occasion, I would just be inspired and say, you know what? This is really good. I want to share this with someone, but it was very sporadic and it really was more about an intention of course to serve, but also in like full transparency with an idea with my sort of naivete, an immaturity around marketing with an idea of hoping for a conversion and that never felt totally clean, even though the content is valuable and even though my intention is to serve, there was a part of me that in all honesty, often frequently had attachment to the outcome. And I was, even though the content stands alone as valuable and I got very positive feedback, I came to a point inside myself where I thought, I'm not comfortable with the different marketing strategies that I see, and I saw you showing up. I looked up authentic marketing and I saw you demonstrating really my highest values and highest and best practices that were aligned for me along the lines of the consistency, the generosity of spirit. And even though I hadn't heard it from you yet, I sensed there's no attachment. This is coming from serving from overflow. And as I learned, the criteria for success, which I really love and is congruent with my values, the criteria for success is not about conversion. The criteria for success is not about even what the external responses, the primary criteria of success is, am I growing my own consciousness and am I refining my ability to articulate the themes that are relevant and important to me that are meaningful and then trusting that if it's meaningful and transformative and healing for me, perhaps it'll be valuable to the audience. Yeah, it's so beautifully said. And, oh, man, yeah, what a shift that is, isn't it? And it makes the world of a difference to the energy that the audience senses from you. And it makes a huge world of a difference to, I guess, the sustainability or the continued sense of fulfillment in what we share out there. While, of course, we also practice strategic or wise distribution of the content so that it actually touches more people, et cetera, et cetera. But so as you have been making videos, in fact, consistently over the past couple of months, are there any lessons you want to share from that? Is there any, you know, kind of growth you have noticed within yourself? Thank you, George. Lots of growth. And here's the irony in all the time that I previously have done videos. Again, the quality of the videos I've looked at them and the feedback was great. And I feel really good. But in all that time, it never specifically translated in terms of business, even though I was more thinking along the hopes of that. Yes, within two weeks of moving into a consciousness, which is aligned with how I show up when I'm working with clients and and dissolving the illusion that marketing is different than the consciousness I bring to my marketing needs to be some business mindset that's different than the consciousness that I bring to my actual service as a transformational life coach when I moved in side myself to this is just part of my ministry. It's it's marketing as ministry. How can how can I serve folks and the same way I serve folks in my in my sessions? Ironically, within two weeks of my doing three videos a week, just having fun, checking in, you know, what's what's a tender place inside, where what's authentically something I'm navigating, including being clueless about what I'm going to share. And and then I went, oh, my first video was on the subject of I have no idea, but I'm going to I'm going to do a video. And then I went, ah, the unknown moving into the divine unknown and and the the opportunity for communion and being held in the deep waters where there is spiritual support available in that. So as I within two weeks of of starting to share content, not even advertised content, just simply posting without boosting. Someone reached out to me who said, hey, Gregory. This theme really moves me. I want to talk to you. And two days later, she became a client that I've been working with the last couple of months. It's good. Yeah. That that's one thing. Yeah, I just it's kind of ironic because that wasn't the point of my posting. Right. And and yet she's a very highly aligned client in terms of her consciousness and the work beyond that. I think I've done I was thinking about it, knowing we were going to be meeting today. I've done somewhere between somewhere 38 to 50 videos in the last two three months. Amazing. And and several articles as well and several and many of the the videos I will transcribe as as articles and adapt. It's so fun to just be emptying out what's what's present. And it feels like I also have an acting background. I had an acting teacher who used to say when someone came in with an attitude or a particular take on what's going on in the scene. She would often interrupt and ask people to empty out. And she would say she would say just take a moment and let out an let it all out and then start. And she would say, you have to be empty in order to be full, which I understood to be like, you have to empty yourself of any preconceptions in order to be available to inspiration and spirit. And so I don't know why this moves me so much, but it moves me. But every Monday, I don't know exactly what I'm going to talk about, but I do my three videos, I empty I empty out. And then I find I keep getting. Like renewed, it gets replenished. Yeah. So there's there's this very nourishing experience of while I'm refining and discovering my capacity to articulate specific themes that seem meaningful, healing and empowering. Simultaneously, I'm growing that ability and I'm being nourished and replenished with new inspiration. And so I'm just really grateful. Wow, you've just described. To me, the the the essence or maybe even the pinnacle of creativity, which is creativity as a as a personal growth practice, a spiritual practice. And you've described beautifully what I've always what I too have experienced that there is an infinite well within us. And most people don't know it. And so, unfortunately, most people kind of are they haven't broken out of the, I don't know, you could say it's it's some kind of shell that was put up put. You know, they were put into by upraising by society, by no, you can't do that or, you know, hey, don't speak until you're you're spoken to or whatever it may be. Now, as adults, we get to we parent ourselves, not that our parents weren't we're good, but we get to train ourselves to do what exactly you say. Or we give ourselves the opportunity. We have to give ourselves the permission, the opportunity and the discipline, because just like any practice, I mean, the way that you said it sounds so natural, I show up every Monday. No, not everyone can do that. It's like, oh, I show up every Monday, even though I'm not sure what I'm going to say. That's the hard part. So how do you and for those who are listening and wondering, well, yeah, I'd love to also be consistently creating or in front of my audience. Hopefully, at this point in the conversation, people have been reminded again of the value of showing up and creating even without the attachment to some some marketing outcome. Oh, it must some some, you know, I must get this many likes or I must get these inquiries as a result, but showing up as a spiritual practice as a creativity practice. So how have you been able to find that discipline or to develop that consistency? Like any any kind of insight or encouragement there for that? I was speaking to someone yesterday and they made a they coined a phrase. It just came to them that seems appropriate. They were talking about me as I was actually talking about this process and also other practices that I do for my own spiritual nourishment. And the phrase that popped into his head that he shared when we both giggled was he said, seems that you're a glutton for nourishment. That's a good one. Yes. That's a good thing to be glad. Yeah, yeah, deep, you know, kind of spiritual nourishment. Yes. Yes. And so and so for me, there are certain things. Like I I would redefine as I often do when I'm working with folks and who are navigating territory around discipline. The same I I say it because it's my own experience that I used to hold discipline as something like with a stick, you know, this discipline and there's going to be punishment or repercussions if you don't and over the years, probably the last 20 years or so, what I've come to embrace is the connection between discipline and discipleship and the notion that discipline is to be disciplined means to be a disciple of whatever it is one is committed to. So if I'm really a student, if I'm a devotee of my own unfolding consciousness, I'm pretty ruthless in a good way about, you know, I'm going to stay the course and there are certain things if they're aligned with my highest values and the sharing of of of my innate gifts and what I'm called to share, then I feel like there are certain things that are there are intentions, there are commitments and then there are what I would call inviolate agreements. It means this is this is not a casual thing. This is not a well-meaning intention. This is not a maybe if everything gets scheduled around this. This is going to happen one way or another because because that's what I'm here for. And so one of the things that I'm really grateful for and I imagine you can see I'm moved and and and filled by one of the things that I'm I'm moved based on based on what is touching you and was that's point forth here. Well, one of the things that I'm so grateful with that connects to all of this is your model, George, of the three stages because the thing you were describing before that seems to undermine at least in my own experience and my perception working with folks, a lot of people's process is those early life experiences where we get into conditioned storytelling about a right way to do something and a wrong way to do something. And the last thing in the world any of us want to feel is the pain or the shame associated with unresolved bumping into always a feeling like we did something wrong. Like why would I create? Why would I document as you put it? What why would I share anything authentically if I risk not being received? But what I what I have found is that you you created, observed and then codified a codified and now share with us this beautiful model, which is an iterative model of stage one. Is it OK to do a quick? Absolutely. Yeah, stage one being approached very casually. Yeah, light touch, not a lot of time and energy put into the preparation. Whatever is personal, resonant and authentic to one's own experience and just, you know, looking at it almost as if it's a public journaling even where it's just I want to I want to I want to have a record of this observation of something that happened over the weekend where I had an insight that I know was valuable to me and maybe it'll be valuable to someone else, but that's not the point. The point is, let me anchor this as a way of being sure that I'm both anchoring it now and that in the weeks to come, I'll still be able to harvest the the the richness of what this is. And if it's and if it feels as nourishing to me as it does, I need to just trust there's got to be at least one other person out there who it's going to resonate with. So that that's stage one with a light touch. It it gets past our ego, defense, which might procrastinate or delay out of it's doing its job to preserve status quo, keeping us in our comfort zone and staying out of the danger of having some idealized self concept challenged that we weren't man enough or strong enough or together enough, capable enough to do something worthwhile or or valuable. So that stage one with a light touch is to me ingenious and on a personal level that in and of itself. If that was the only thing that I got working with you, it would have been worthwhile because it because it that it that created an invitation to just show up on a regular basis and have fun and know, you know what? It doesn't even have to not only does it not have to be perfect. It doesn't even have to be good. It just has to be it just has to be authentic. Yeah, it needs to be it needs to be honoring the moment and kind of your your state in the moment. And I'm actually, for example, I'm really glad that my a lot of my stage one stuff has still out there. Of course, people if they want to delete stage one things, they can. It's OK. But I think it is a it is a historical record of our development. And the way that you said it also reminds me of this idea. I think we both have this kind of belief that the Internet can be a community. I mean, like, like the world, the world is now connected so easily and quickly through content that we post online. And just like you said, if even if there's one person and in fact, there's not just one person, there's likely to be tens of thousands of people who if they only. Experienced the moments with you, they'd be like, you put words to what I've been thinking about or you showed up in a way that I really needed today. And that's not possible unless we are willing to have the faith, the trust that say, hey, I don't know if anyone's going to find this helpful, but I'm putting this out. I'm sending out a signal. I'm sending out a signal in case it's going to connect with, you know, my fellow soul group members out there. They're out there and the Internet makes it so easy now. And and, you know, if so, connect, reach out. I'm here. I'm here for you. I'm here for us. You know, and and yeah. So I I'm just so looking forward to seeing that, you know, you develop that soul tribe, that soul community that's going to happen with. And as everyone can can hear and witness you here, you you show up with your heart and that is irreplaceable. It's it's it's not I mean, knowledge and words in a certain sequence. Yeah, I mean, anybody can can can do that, right? Knowledge has become it's become a commodity. It's not it's not that somehow someone is smarter than. No, no, it's not about knowledge anymore. It's about presence that in authenticity. That still is surprisingly rare online. May I gently jump in for just a second? I pardon me. I just what you're saying, I think is so beautiful. And it's another of the benefits that I've experienced as my progress as a in my own, it's authentic branding and the and the ongoing refinement and clarifying and appreciation in truth of my own to use an expression I heard originally from you, my own energy signature. That all of us, each of us, you know, I've talked about it for 20 years or so in terms of one's innate gifts or natural gifts. And I and I've thought of presence, of course, but you use this expression energy signature and and that's it. It's like how how is it that we sit down with someone or we cross paths with someone and in an instant we recognize whatever that frequency is of the energy that they embody and and trans and radiate. And so I'm so appreciative that the context of both what you model and it's funny. Earlier today, we had a meeting in one of our Master Hark groups and one of the things I referenced, you just mentioned a moment ago, which is the signal that's being transmitted. And I said to the person I was partnered with, how much I appreciate the clarity and authenticity of the signature signal that you transmit which makes makes it very clear for folks like me and this beautiful community who all have their own particular backgrounds, their own consciousness at the same time with all the uniqueness of everyone's signature. There is this resonant shared sense of leading from the heart and and as you model consistently, serving generously from overflow and also being very clean about when we're selling and that selling isn't a bad word. Selling which sometimes very highly sensitive service minded people can can have discomfort around. It's just a matter of if selling is serving. Yeah, then let's serve transparently and be very clear. Now, now I'm now I'm sending a clear signal. Now I'm generously serving in this way with no. And now I'm letting you know this is a this is a course or program which has a fee. And if it's something that you're interested in available, I want you to know this is how you can do it. And it's it's all just so clean. Yeah, and it's a partnership, too. It's like when people have connected with your energy signature, they are open to invitation and to partnership. Speaking of which, I as we close out this conversation, I want to I want to give you an opportunity to share what the work that you do with people. And I think people who are listening here, some are no doubt connecting with your energy signature and those who are listening, you might want to invite Gregory to your podcast, to interview Gregory on a YouTube channel or whatever, or I want to work with him, you know, personally. So share with us. What are the kind of well? Yeah, what share with us your service? What is it that you love to offer to people who are listening? Sure. Well, keeping it lasered. I feel like, first of all, I just feel so privileged, just being when when someone comes to me, it's usually at a time when they're aware that something is just not as fulfilling. Something is just not as purposeful. There's some area where they're not thriving, either in relationship or productivity or their spiritual spiritual life. There's something perhaps in marriage. I'm happily married for 20 plus years. And congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you. And so there are there are different there are different ways. I just feel privileged to hold space for folks. And what I experience is a very sacred opportunity to have a front row seat in terms of what is most meaningful and treasured and purposeful in their hearts. And then to support folks, whether it's individually or I work with people individually, couples as as well as group group dynamic, whatever the context is, I would say the common thread in my work is holding space to support folks in dropping below the ego level, the mental and emotional level, which can be filled with shoulds and ought tos and shouldn't and all kinds of conditioning, build up of stuff that there there's at least some measure of disconnect from a place of deep inner knowing that in my experience resides in the depth of one's heart. So I hold space to invite people to actually be able to hear their own deepest wisdom and and to begin to use discernment and self referencing rather than strategic outward focused and mental strategizing. So it's a very self honoring and at the same time taking into account not only one's own highest good, but the highest good of all concerned. It's beautiful. And and I'd say some of your clients, I'm sure, have experienced that in their life in some way. And you help them to reconnect to that again. That may have been lost along the way. But it's like, it's like those of us who have experienced know that that is where the real powers. That is where the real fulfillment is in life, the real power, the real creativity, the real connectedness. It's like, that's where the good stuff is. Yeah. And I'm grateful that you are available, yet you're there to help others reconnect to that because that's that's everything. So thank you. Last quick, laser thing. It's also similar in a way to what I see you doing with the all of us in master in the Master Heart Community, which is whether somebody has been in for two months or two years or five years. It's an iterative process. So even if someone is deeply connected, there's still another level of initiation and ushering forward into that greater awakening. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, the beauty, the beauty and the awesomeness, I think of reality of consciousness is that it is, yeah, like you said, it's an iterative process of growth that there's just layer after layer after layer. I mean, I don't think any of us are even touching what's possible even. I mean, but certainly what what you help people do is to define the depth, the deepness and the richness and the power there. And so thank you for that. For that work. Thank you, George. So, yeah, those of you who are listening, you know, please check out the links in the notes below. And Gregory, you could just say it for those who you want to just type it real quick. What's the what's the website? Sure, Gregory Vahanian.com is my website and online. If you're on Facebook, feel free to check out. I've got lots of videos on Gregory Vahanian coaching on Facebook. So Gregory is just spelled like like usual, G-E-G-R-E-G-O-R-Y. And then Vahanian is spelled V-A-H-A-N-I-A-N-V-A-H-A-N-I-A-N. So, Gregory, thank you. Thank you for this conversation. And thank you for all the generosity and the wisdom that you bring every time my experience here. Thank you, George. Thank you so much. I appreciate you. Thank you.