Robert Wallace has supported independent tech news directly for five years. Be like Robert, become a DTNS member at patreon.com slash DTNS. This is the Daily Tech News for Monday, June 24th, 2019 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio P-Line, I'm Sarah Lane. And I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang. We have got new Raspberry Pi's. We have got new Samsung smart things. We have Google trying to help make the world better. Seriously, for real. All kinds of good stuff. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. The first public beta of Mac OS 10.15 Catalina is out now ahead of its expected July date. Catalina includes apps for music, podcasts, and TV to replace iTunes, as well as the Find My app and Sidecar for using an iPad as a monitor. Also, the public betas of iOS 13 and iPad OS 13 have been released early as well. Google's shutting down Hangouts on Air, which allows broadcasting a group video call live over the internet. People who have been watching us live might be familiar with Google Hangouts on Air. Sometime later this year, this is supposed to happen. Now, Hangouts on Air is different from Google Hangouts, the app, which is also going away for G Suite users in October to be replaced by Hangouts Chat and Hangouts Meet. This is not at all confusing. Google's message about the impending shutdown of Hangouts on Air points people to youtube.com. But that only works with a single video source and not group video chat. But it's real quick side note. We used Hangouts on Air to stream the show up until June 1st. And then shortly after we stopped, they decided to get rid of it. I'm just saying, maybe it was us keeping it around. Meizu announced its 6.2 inch OLED Meizu 16S flagship phone with an in display optical fingerprint scanner, 20 megapixel selfie camera in the top bezel, no notch, 48 megapixel Sony sensor in the photo and the camera on back, 7.6 millimeters thick weighs 165 grams and runs Meizu's FlyMe OS built on top of Android on a Snapdragon 855 processor. It has 3600 milliamp hour battery and up to eight gigabytes of RAM and sells for around $500. Just, you know, no nonsense, solid $500 phone. All right, let's talk a little more about that new Raspberry Pi, Sarah. Yeah, specs galore. The Raspberry Pi Foundation announced the Raspberry Pi 4 is now available with the faster system on a chip than previous models. The processor now uses the Cortex A72 architecture. It's quad core 64 bit ARM version eight at 1.5 gigahertz. The Pi 4's memory transfer speed should improve after the foundation switched from LPDDR2 to LPDDR4 RAM. Gigabit Ethernet is replacing Ethernet over USB 2.0. There are now two USB 3.0 ports, also two USB 2.0 ports and USB C port for the power brick. Bluetooth 5.0 now supported and two micro HDMI ports replaced the full size single HDMI port of versions past. That gets you support of two 4 key monitors with H.265 decode for 4K 60p, H.264 for 1080p 60d code and 1080p 30n code and OpenGL ES 3.0 graphics. The four pole headphone jack is pretty much the only thing that's remaining the same. The base model with one gigabyte of RAM cost $35. That's what it was before. And then you have two gigabytes of RAM model for $45 and the four gigabyte model for 55. Yeah, for ports, I think it's a net positive. Getting a couple of Bluetooth or a couple of USB 3.0 ports is great while preserving a couple of 2.0s for backwards compatibility, backwards compatibility on all the pin ports that you use for Asbury Pi stuff. The upgraded HDMI is good, although making them many I think are micro HDMI may annoy a few people. So one minor negative there and then replacing the micro USB with USB C. All seems pretty good, Roger. I know you're always attracted to these. You know, the great thing about the Raspberry Pi has always been it gives you a full fully functioning computer at an inexpensive cost, allowing you to use it for a lot of embedded or kind of DIY projects. Typically, before this, people would use like old laptops and some of the machines. They were bulky and you could they weren't necessarily what you would want. If you say wanted to make like a controller or maybe something to, you know, build the DIY door cam or something like that. I'm really excited. I am forcing my child is still at the age where she'll probably just throw it at me instead of actually try to figure out what it does. But definitely the kind of men in my sentiment, I feel like these are like the Legos for the 21st century. Yeah, in a way, they really are used Legos and very affordable.  You know, you just kind of got to look at it unless you know what to do with it. Right. This is not a replacement for any computer. That's an all in one solution, but but tractor pricing. Yeah, definitely. And and also, you know, you have to bring the storage. It doesn't come with any storage on board. So there's some additional costs there, but thirty five bucks. I think it was a fire dog, 12 and Twitch said cheaper than Legos. And some very much so because for certain, I know the reason why. But Lego has Lego. The company has increased their prices slowly over the past eight years. Yeah, could you use a red delicious apple as a controller with your. Yes, you can because it conducts electricity. And so we were actually back at revision three, Michael Hand. I'm sure Sarah is familiar with Michael Hand, who was an intern trying to come up with a way to use a banana and an apple as controllers for a very simple program on screen display. Yeah, where you do you touch the apple and just touch it. And you get the electricity, right? Yeah, you know, delicious. Good for something good for something. Tell it right, you know, yeah, this is great for learning, great for experimentation, all that sort of thing. Samsung launched a new SmartThings Cam for eighty nine ninety nine. Not a bad price for this sort of Nest Cam competitor type of thing. It's not the cheapest one, but it's not bad. Captures full HD video with HDR, infrared for night vision, two way audio, all the usual things can detect. People has a hundred forty five degree field of view, twenty four hours of free cloud storage backup for up to four cameras. And Samsung is offering thirty day backup. So you get it twenty four hours of backup for free, thirty day backup for up to eight cameras for eight dollars a month or eighty dollars per year. Samsung also announced a eighteen dollars SmartThings Wi-Fi smart plug. So cheaper than the Amazon one, actually. And a ten dollars smart things, smart bulb. You do have to have a bridge for the bulb, but ten dollars for smart bulbs. Pretty good. All three are available today for use with the SmartThings ecosystem. The Cam and the smart plug can be used with or without the SmartThings hub. The smart bulb uses Zigbee three point oh, that's the one that needs the hub and the devices work with Amazon, Google Assistant and Bixby voice assistant. So you can control them with your voice. Good good prices, especially for the bulb and the plug. Yeah, this seems like the prices were specifically meant to be super competitive. There are no specs here where people are like, whoa, I can't get that anywhere else. But you've got, you know, ten dollars off here and there. I I also know for anybody who's like cloud storage, don't want that. You don't have to opt into that. That's something that you can you can either choose to to have for free or not. And of course, if you want more of the 30 day storage, you've got a subscription model. But yeah, track your prices. And this doesn't give me just this just gives me stills. It doesn't give me video storage. So it's it's pretty common to have to pay for that stuff. But a lot of people don't want to. They just want to they want to connect directly. There are other cameras for that. But if you're the kind of person who's fine with that cloud storage, because you don't want to meddle a trying to open ports and get into your your camera yourself, then these kinds of cloud storage offers are, you know, are appealing. And Samsung, as far as trust goes, at least isn't as motivated to make money off your personal data as Google or Facebook or others would be. They just want to sell you the things, the objects, the hardware and the service. And the service. Well, they don't necessarily want to sell ads based on you, although I wouldn't put it past them if they could figure out how to monetize it. Don't get me wrong. Yeah, there's something very compelling about a lower price tag. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. Well, and all these ecosystems, they know that if I were to get a smart things cam and, you know, maybe a couple of bulbs and I get familiar with using the app. And and I, yeah, I have a good or better experience with with Samsung's products in general. I'm just kind of going to stick with it, because otherwise you're juggling a bunch of of smart ecosystems that sometimes don't work great in conjunction with each other. Yeah, Google Assistant and Amazon have made it easier to just use all this stuff together. I have Lifex and Philips and Techsy and all kinds of stuff in my house. Yeah. And I just I just use the Amazon Echo to control that. But some folks may not realize that or just not want to risk it and have to deal with multiple systems. And so, yeah, once they get you in, it's easier to keep you. Google is expanding its Be Internet Awesome Children's Digital Safety Program to include media literacy. What does that mean? Well, new elements help children evaluate sources, identify credible information or information that is not credible, fact check, avoid phishing attacks, learn what bots are and what they do, spot fake URLs and others. It was developed by Ann Collier, executive director from the Netsafety Collaborative and Faith Rago, PhD and co-author of The Teacher's Guide to Media Literacy and co-founder of the National Association for Media Literacy Education. Children are taught that an expert in one topic, not always an expert on everything. And, quote, if you can't find a variety of credible sources that agree with the source you are checking, you shouldn't believe that source. The new curriculum is available online for both teachers and families to use. Courses are offered in English, Spanish and eight other languages. This was a breath of fresh air when I read this because it's detailed. This is meant for children and the lesson plans are designed for children. There are other media literacy movements to help educate adults. But all of the stuff is the kind of thing we should be educating all of us on. An expert in, you know, physics isn't an expert in ecology.  This is a scientist. Well, yeah, OK, but is she a scientist in this discipline that you're trying to claim? That's a big one you have to watch out for. And even to the to the subtlety of teaching children, hey, if you see one source that you usually think is credible and you can't find anybody else talking about this, maybe don't believe it yet because maybe they got it wrong. This is good stuff. The kind of stuff we need to look at. Yeah, exactly. In fact, we there was there was a story last week where Tom was like, I don't know, where's the second source? We found one eventually. But it's you know, you you you learn to be wary of anything that that that is not backed up by other credible sources that over time you realize what those are. And I downloaded the PDF of the curriculum and you know, scan through it. It's quite long and quite involved. So it's not as if I've been able to teach a child this. But it also wasn't written like cutesy kindergarten speak. I think this is something that's designed for people who who might just kind of be new to this. Doesn't mean you have to be five years old. It just means you might you might be an adult who's who can get something out of this as well. I think that a variety of ages could benefit. Yeah, the real silver blade in the Twitch chat says this should be in classrooms. That's exactly what this is designed for. This is designed to be in classrooms, which is which is what's so good about it. And I like that Google isn't just doing it themselves. They're they're working with people who know this area and are experts in this actually experts in this area that they're trying to do. So that's that's good. And like you said, these tips go beyond not tips even just just a skill. The skill of media literacy goes beyond what a child needs. It's it's what a lot of us needs because we just didn't need to be as media literate as as we do now back in the day. There was a natural gate, right? You had three TV channels, a couple of daily papers and a few radio stations. And the ones that didn't at least get it close to right didn't last. That was easy. Nowadays, you've got thousands of sources. And another thing they try to teach children is don't just believe something because it looks like it has a credible name. Anybody can come up with a name that sounds believable. I think I was going to add one of the really interesting bits was the little test where they give like it's like a multiple choice test. But you mark down which of these websites look credible and they'll have things like the Washington Post. But Washington is spelled incorrectly in the area. And so I thought that was actually brilliant because oftentimes it's not that people don't or trust are very trusting of sources that they've never seen before. But to be sure that you're actually on the site that you believe that you're on. Yeah, spotting fake URLs as part of this curriculum, right? It just feels I was very happy when I saw this because a lot of times I all see something like this and I'll think, well, this is a little oversimplified. Well, they're kind of missing a few things. But this one doesn't seem to be that this seems very well thought out and very well done and so much more of the kind of thing we need to do to get to the root of the problem. As I often do when we talk about fake news, knowing the effects of fake news are important in helping to combat the effects of fake news.  We haven't studied it very well. But being able to help people just avoid it, that's the best solution. Teaching children at a young age, this is what not to believe. We'll just make that fake news wither eventually. And understanding that tactics will change in order to try to fool you.  But just over the weekend, Dropbox wanted me to change my password. And it was some phishing scheme that, you know, I was able to identify. But this is the sort of thing that you have to stay up on all the time. You don't just go like, oh, I understand it and it'll never be an issue. It will be an issue. And as long as you're educated and and understand what, you know, what the curve balls to avoid, it's really helpful for all of us. I believe we'll live in a world one day where you won't have to be constantly vigilant about everything you read and every email you get. But we're not there yet. So you kind of do. IHS market analyst, Jeff Lin, says Apple will release a 16 inch MacBook Pro in September, 16 inches. I didn't read that wrong. We'll supposedly have a 3072 by 1920 LG display LCD panel. Not on OLED, according to Jeff Lin and a new CPU. That makes sense. Ming-Chi Kuo also said he hears Apple is making a 16 inch laptop. So Sarah and Roger and I were racking our brains for a real reason that one might want a 16 inch laptop over, say, a 15.6 or a 17. Seventeen just was gigantic. I remember you had one of those, Sarah. So maybe they were trying to get bigger without getting too big. I don't know. Yeah, you know, it's funny. My 17 inch MacBook Pro, which I still use kind of as a backup laptop, although it's very long in the tooth. Now, originally I bought for video editing and I ended up using it for kind of everyday stuff more than the editing. And it was big and unwieldy. And I don't miss that form factor at all. It's too big, but I also use an external monitor for most things unless I'm traveling. So I can see where someone say, no, 16 inches is great because it's still that larger screen for a lot of the, you know, maybe content creation and creative stuff that I might need, but a little bit more compact than the 17 inch. But I also think and is the 15 inch just too small, then they they probably got a pretty good deal or they got a deal on on the monitor because when you make a especially for for laptops and other screens like TVs and monitors, they make the size based on how many how many pieces they can get out from a huge single piece of glass, the mother glass. And so that might be the the the only size that was available for the resolution that they wanted. So if they wanted if they wanted something lower res, they could have gone with a bigger screen, but you would have it wouldn't have gotten that that pixel density that they would have wanted. And that's the pure speculation on my part. Yeah, I mean, it makes sense, except Apple doesn't do things that way. They don't like get a good deal on laptops screens and then build a laptop around it. They pay extra for things because they think that's the right way to do it. So my guess is it may be a little of both, right? It may be that they wanted to do 16 inches and then and we're debating maybe on the fence, I don't know. And and it worked out that they could they could get them easily. But again, I don't know, even when I'm saying that Apple doesn't care about whether it's cheap or easy, they never do. They just want to make it the way they want to make it. So they have a reason if they are going to do a 16 inch MacBook Pro why they want to do it. And my guess is it'll be close to what Sarah was saying, where, oh, you need a little more screens real estate, but you don't want it to be that huge. That's too big. And maybe poke fun at themselves for the 17 inch laptop or something. Well, it's not as if Apple is going to make the first 16 inch laptop either. So it might have done enough market research to be like, that's a sweet spot for folks who are buying other manufacturer models. Oh, yeah. Beemaster points out small bezels means they might say it's it's more screen real estate in the same size as this 15 inch MacBook we used to make, et cetera, et cetera. That's a pretty compelling Apple type pitch, I feel like. Well, IHS markets, Jeff Linn, he's been busy. He also tells Forbes that Microsoft plans a foldable surface device for the first half of 2020, which may run Android apps and Apple's iCloud service. The new surface could have two nine inch screens and a 4.3 aspect ratio and run the Windows Lite OS. That's sort of the going rumor at this time. The device reportedly will also have Intel's 10 nanometer Lakefield processor and have always on connectivity by either LTE or 5G. Of course, no price pricing or processing as of yet. But this sounds intriguing. Yeah. First of all, if they add iCloud support directly to Windows, I mean, you certainly use iCloud in lots of ways with Windows. But if they added it as a service in Windows and Android apps, I would imagine they would be doing it for more than just this device. That seems like the kind of thing you might want to tout across a lot of devices. But I get what he's saying here is this is going to be that Windows Lite OS. And so it will be a Chromebook competitor.  But it will mostly be, I think, targeted at Chrome OS saying, look, the advantage of Chrome OS is you can use all your Android apps. Well, guess what? You can't on this, too. Don't you think? I mean, unless it was priced in some exponential way, I it sounds like it would it would be extremely valuable. Yeah, I think this is a I think this is a believable rumor. And we heard reports about them doing a foldable and what that might look like and having the keyboard and one of the nine screens. And to me, pitching a laptop or tablet as a foldable, I think is an easier pitch than pitching a phone as a foldable. In fact, I look at the fold and the mate both as as fold as unfoldable or foldable tablets rather than unfoldable phones. Finally, Amazon unveiled an online beauty supply store for licensed professional stylists, barbers and other estheticians. It sells supplies typically used in salons and spas from brands like Wellacolor Charm and Rusk to OPI Professional. Buyers do need their state issued cosmetology or barber or esthetician license in order to purchase products. So this isn't meant for you or me. This is meant for your barber, for your stylist to be able to get the supplies they need cheaper. Now, Ulta beauty and their chain are not going to use this because Ulta is a supplier, but it's already hurting Ulta stock because Amazon, when they move into anybody's business, is usually seen as the kind of a harbinger of doom of a sort. Yeah, you know, it's it's funny. I I I get this fancy shampoo whenever I go and get my haircut, you know, once every six weeks or so. And it's it's products that they're there, they cost what they cost. And that's the way it works. OK, well, if that salon can buy these products at a lower cost, will those savings be passed on to me? I don't know. But it's certainly advantageous to to the people at the salon who are buying those products. Yeah, exactly. I mean, it will make it easier for your salon or your barber to pass the savings on to you. That's your individual shop will decide how much of that savings they can afford to pass on and what they want in the market. Remember, prices aren't dictated by supply. Prices are dictated by how much consumers will pay and what their competitive choices are, not just supply. So if they can still charge you, they're still going to charge you. But they might be able to give you more discounts. They might sell you the products for cheaper to kind of keep you in the store and say, hey, you know, it's cheaper than you can get online. Imagine if they were buying from Amazon at such bulk rates with discounts that they could sell you in the shop for less than you would pay. And they'd show you on Amazon itself. Here's what you'd pay if you bought it from Amazon. But because I get it from Amazon, I can charge you less. I mean, that's not impossible, right? I actually pinged a friend of mine, who's the founder and CEO of Style Seat, Melody McCloskey, who, if you're not familiar with Style Seat, is an on-demand service where you could book a hairstylist or a cosmetologist or a barber or an esthetician who might have some time in their week without having to call the salon and see if that person is available. And she said, yeah, brands haven't been able to deliver a wholesale or retail commerce at any scale, despite the size of the industry, which is huge. So she thinks the disruption will help the consumer and the professional. She also says her company plans to either work directly with Amazon or with wholesalers directly now that this is more of an option for them. I guess the downside of the story would be Amazon getting into yet another segment of the industry and are we getting to the point where Amazon is controlling too many pipelines if they do drive a lot of other suppliers out, right? Yeah, I mean, we've been talking about that for some time. But yeah, beauty industry, it is a big one. It's a big industry. It's beauty and it's Amazon the beast. That's the question. And then as there arose involved, I have no idea to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, be sure to subscribe to dailytechheadlines.com. Also, thanks to everybody who participates in our subreddit. You can submit stories and vote on them at dailytechnewshow.reddit.com. Hang on on Facebook. Join our group Facebook.com slash groups slash Daily Tech News show. All right, let's check in with Chris Christensen, the amateur traveler who's sharing a news item on United Airlines. If you fly United regularly using AI to help passengers connecting flights. This is Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler with another tech in travel minute. One of the sharp eyed members of the DTNS community read spotted a great article of how United is using AI in its connection saver project to increase the chance that you're going to make your connecting flight. It's a complicated problem. Airline gets penalty if you take off late. Flight crews are on a clock in terms of how long they can work. If you're holding a gate, then that can slow down people coming in. Of course, if you leave late, that can make a problem for the people catching a flight at the other end. But the AI version of this program, when they match it head to head with the human operators, has made 30 percent fewer missed connections. They're still rolling the program out to different airports. But if you make your next tight connection, you may have an AI to thank. I'm Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler. Well, I'm seeing having had a missed connection problems with United that led to me not flying on them anymore. I hope this works because this is the kind of problem that AI can be really good at solving, for sure. Yeah, I actually fly United. It's kind of my number one airline because I don't know. I'm a sucker, but missed connections, not a huge problem. But but but having gate issues, very much a regular problem. So it sounds like this could this could iron out a lot of issues. Missed connections belong on Craigslist. That's right. Yeah. Keep them where they belong. Let's check out the mailbag. Let's do it. Chad wrote in and mentioned the conversation we had last week. We were looking for somebody who had experience with upgrading legacy systems and enterprise settings. Chad says, I don't currently do this. Thank the powers that be. But I spent seven years doing this for a medium sized organization where my sole job was to take old outdated legacy systems and get them up to date were possible and mitigate impacts where it wasn't possible. I could tell you tales of maintaining legacy VB6 code into 2017 to a five year project that required us to rework the majority of our automation before we could even get the project completed. In many cases, it's not that companies don't want to modernize their technology stack. Unfortunately, it's not as simple as running an upgrade installer or pulling the old one out and putting the new one in. Often there are API changes, legacy code bases, outdated programming standards and languages, all of which has to be balanced with the what have you done for me lately mentality of the business that doesn't understand why the IT department is spending all their time on old stuff. Yeah, that's you know what? I definitely want to do an interview and maybe it'll be with Chad. We got a couple of other emails from people who are in the same predicament and have done these kinds of things. And it's important for us to try to understand why it is that a company is still running Windows XP. 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What they gonna do with me now? I'm still a troke of the town Got the assistance, I'm hooking them down Reaching the smiles and the frowns Yeah, hop out and we clearing the crowd On them niggas ain't do nothing for you Gotta learn a lot from this It's okay if it's just struggle I came home and made it happen But they all respect my husband What's up y'all, it's your girl Rionni Imani And we're back for another Tocatown interview And today, who we gonna build it? That's a boy man, V.C.I.N.I. man R.G. V.C.I.N.I. Right here in New York, man Stand up, 585, we here, man Wow, what an intro Yeah, so we have V.C.I.N.I. in the building So, yeah, I'm so interested to hear Like, did you grow up in Rochester? Yeah, I was born and raised in Rochester And how was that?  Like, what do people usually think about Rochester versus, like, what it actually is? I think people think that it's like It's, it ain't trencherous down there Like, it get real trencherous where I'm from Murder rate always high Um, it's a lot of people getting money And it's a lot of people making noise from Rochester, too Upstate period, though The whole upstate, the whole upstate, man Is there anybody in specific, like, that you think that people should have on their radars from out there? Um, class murder for sure Um, class murder Of course, Benny, the whole Brazil Little Etho Little pro BGM Black Chamberlain, BGM Chamberlain That's a good, that's a good amount of people All right, so a couple of people that you name will get into a little later But like, how was it going up in Rochester Like, coming into your own with music? Um, so Rochester, I was, I was, uh I started making music at the young age I'm making music like 10 or 11 years old rapping in the studio and all that My brother owned a studio, so He owned a big studio and shit Big company, I was, he had me recording It's just a young age, so I've just been rapping forever But, uh, growing up in Rochester, it was, um It was regular, man, just, you know, regular street shit So I say, like, making music and going up there Because I don't know, like, what the support is, like, out there Like, did you have the support of the people around you while you're making music? Well, in Rochester, I kind of made a name for myself at a young age, so Ever since I started rapping, everybody knew me for, like Like, raw rapping, like bars, you know what I'm saying Battle rap, um, shit like that So it was, it was easy to make a name for myself But I think you're going to get but so big out there Because it's so small, you know what I'm saying So I think, like, the goal would be to, like, Lock down a whole upstate And then, you know, uh Like, my target is in New York City Okay I get more streams out here than I do And in Rochester or Buffalo All my streams come from New York City Okay So you did mention just now you were doing battle rap You were in King of the Rain, right? Yeah Right So where did that change, how did that transition come in? Like, how did you get to that point? And then how did you get into, like, making your album? So with me, I was like, I was always able to make music So I was, I was making music first before I started battle rapping Okay So once I, I just, I, to transition out of the battle rap was easy for me Because I always knew how to make music I think that's what separated me You know, that's what separated me from the other battle rappers So that was, that, that, that was it And then I could do more than just rapping You know, I could harmonize, I could sing, duet, jam Which one do you like better?  Like, did you know what the plan was when you were coming out? Yeah, I wrote, all this was written I wrote all this down, I planned to come to New York My target audience for when I came home was New York City So I planned all of this I planned everything from the day that I came home I had a plan to do everything that I'm doing I'm just checking off the list So I was focused I'm sorry So what would you say was the hardest part about you making that transition from being locked up Come in, because it was kind of like All right, I got you It was, it's the time, it's the time So it's like coming home, right? And then trying to find time for the people that's important And the people that was there for you while you was in But still trying to chase your dreams at the same time You know what I'm saying? That's the toughest part Because I'll be everywhere Right I'm doing this, I'm doing that I'm on a roll We doing shows I'm out with murder We going A with it, like And I'm still trying to balance that time with the kids Or trying to make up that time that I miss That's the toughest part It's finding balance Now, in terms of the music side, what would you say? Would you say the music scene was different From the time that you went into the time you got up? How good, how good Were you keeping up with music while you were locked up? Yeah, I came home with a whole new sound Like the sound that y'all hear from me now Yeah, like that ain't how I was rapping back then I was really like hardcore rapping back then Like on some cypress So I was really hardcore rapping now I'm harmonizing I'm on a drill scene I'm rapping, you know what I'm saying? I do everything And I, and that I don't do it because it's in, I love it though Like I really love licking that kind of music It's cool to me Okay, so you did it because you Generally liked it not because you were trying to keep up with what was going on Hell nah, I liked it So once I heard it, the whole time I was in jail I was tuned in I had to give a support system They were sending me everything All the music that was dropping I was getting sent So I was able to stay in tune with the new sound And come on Okay So did you start writing balance The tracks for balance when you were in here? Yup, all that whole This whole balance thing was all planned From that period I didn't have no beats of course So a lot of my songs changed Because you know we go in there We just, we're beating on our chest And we making music And then we come home People try to make beats for them And they don't leave coming out right But once I was able to come in the studio And really see how sound on the mic With the harmonizing and stuff Then I was able to start writing new music But I knew the whole theme for my album Was going to be balance So what was that process like Transitioning from heavier lyrics Written down to finding that How long did you say it took? I didn't know a lot The way with my team They had me in the studio Like my first week home And it was like locking me in Like yo 24 hour sessions a day We just sitting in this me and class We in there, we just working We just like me and class recorded Like six, seven songs Before we even dropped Danger Like me and class got last songs together We didn't even drop We just, we just kept cooking How did y'all meet? I'm in class since I was a kid That's like my brother Cause he's from Washington too right?  I got uh Well I got um me That's my team I'm RMG, he's BGM So we kind of like We kind of come together as one RMG, we uh We a label We officially a label Oh it's RMG the label It's RMG Entertainment We bring in all the shows The Rochester So anywhere upstate it's like kind of RMG kind of like Got it on lock for the shows You know we bring in everybody Everybody who kind of Rochester They usually go through RMG We usually book them and bring them up there Can you start your RMG? Me, my brother Diddy And my brother Rain So you really like a businessman Like you know on the business side You're making your music That's really dope So does that have to do with the balance The idea of balance Yeah so um Yeah so the idea of balance It just came together like Just like I said it was just trying to find the time And then do everything also The business side The street side Just be you know just be valid In all in all places So one thing I think that's interesting though Is because you do Put your pain on the track of course And you have like real like substance To your music But I don't want to say that That's not what we're listening to right now But you know a lot of the stuff That we're listening to is more so for the B And like it gets you hyped and stuff How do you feel about like your music In comparison to like what's like trending Right now Right so uh what I'm learning right now is that It's a crowd for everything And you got to find it So what I'm learning right now is just how to How to talk to my audience Like how to stop worrying about The people that ain't listening to my music And worried about the people that is listening to my music And target people like that You know what I'm saying Because right now it's like Like for instance like You see the hardcore rap It's like it's coming back Like Benny and them got it all sold up And if you see their shows It's like they really they packing up houses They really packing shows for that kind of music And everybody's like yo that music dead It's dead but now it's coming back But I just see it like It's people that really listen to that music It's people that listen to drill It's people that want to listen to harmonize It's people that want to hear pain It's people that want to hear substance So you just got to find it I feel like So who would you say is your audience right now Have you found that yet I feel like my audience would be like Like honestly speaking I dropped the record My intro to my record it kind of opened my eyes up It's like damn everybody want me to rap again That's how I come to get a release That's so now like yesterday I did the 1055 interview When I freestyle on that I went crazy And everybody's just like Yo bro you got to rap again Like this is what you do You got to rap again bro Like that's what they need So now I'm like damn I don't really know it's like I want to do the drill I want to I want to harmonize And I want to rap I want to do it all And there's no reason why you can't Yeah, so I think I'm still like finding my audience Right Honestly Okay Well you worked with a lot of different artists We already spoke about class You got Lil Park goal, Lil West And a few more Oh yeah how was that like collabing with different artists It was cool It was cool I tried to keep it on I tried to keep it I wanted to keep it Rochester On my first one And then I um But I linked up with Trab That was like my biggest That was like the biggest The biggest feature for me was like Trab and then murdered But Trab was big Because Trab got me lit Like out here You know what I'm saying Trab really And that was dope Like he pulled me up out here In the Bucks Pulled me up to Queens And had me in Queens We shot the vid And everything was fire But from that day Ever since I released that song You know it's like You got your little metric tool So you can see who Who listen to your music And all my music All my streams It's coming from New York City though Like I get more streams That's why I say like I get all my streams from out In New York City I get more streams Like that So I know you already know For the battle rap and stuff But what moment was it that you Realized that you were going up With your music Like yours?


Hello and welcome to the session. The question says a hemispherical tank is made up of an iron sheet 1 cm thick. If the inner radius is 1 m then find the volume of iron used to make the tank. So first it is learned the formula to calculate the volume of hemispheres. This is equal to 2.3 pi r tube where r is the radius of the hemispheres and then to this formula we are going to solve the above problem. So this is our key idea. Now let's begin with the solution. Now we are given the thickness of the sheet is equal to 1 cm that is 1 upon 100 meters or 0.01 meters. Also we are given the inner radius is equal to 1 meters. So this implies outer radius the tank is equal to 1 meters plus 0.01 meters that is the thickness of the bowl and this gives 1.01 meters. If suppose let this be the bowl then this is the thickness of 1 cm. The inner radius is given to us as 1 meter and its thickness is 1 cm. So this implies the outer radius this whole is equal to the inner radius plus the thickness that is 1 meters plus 0.01 meters. Now let's proceed on further. We have to find the volume of iron used to make the tank. So we have to find the volume of iron used and that is equal to the volume of outer hemisphere minus the volume of inner hemisphere. The sheeted portion we have to find out and that we will get if we subtract the volume of inner hemisphere from the volume of outer hemisphere. Now let us denote the inner radius of the hemispherical tank by small r and the outer radius by capital R. So the volume of iron used can further be written as 2 upon 3 into pi capital R cube minus 2 upon 3 pi into small r cube. So this is the volume of the outer hemisphere and this is the volume of the inner hemisphere and this is further equal to 2 upon 3 pi capital R cube minus small r cube. Now substituting the values of r capital R small r and pi we have 2 upon 3 pi is given to us in the beginning of the exercise as 22 upon 7 into 1.01 whole cube minus 1 whole cube and this is equal to 2 upon 3 into 22 upon 7 into whole cube of 1.01 as 1.030301 minus 1 and this is further equal to 2 upon 3 into 22 upon 7 into 0.030301 and this is equal to 0.0634 meters cube approximately. Since the radius of the outer and the inner hemisphere are in meters and the volume is given by units cube hence the volume of the sheet used or the iron used in making the hemispherical tank as 0.0634 meter cube approximately. So this is our answer. Hope you have enjoyed it. Take care and have a good day.


There are over 30 galaxies in the local group. Andromeda is the largest, the Milky Way is second, and Triangulum is third. All the rest are dwarf galaxies, and most of these are orbiting one or the other of the three big ones. As of 2020, we have discovered 59 dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way. Andromeda has at least 34, and the Triangulum galaxy has one. The other members of the group are gravitationally not orbiting any of these larger galaxies. We'll take a look at some of these, and then move closer to our home with a good look at some of our Milky Way-orbiting dwarf galaxies.


Stevenson falls to hood tonight Glenn Clark alongside the knee a Campbell who finished with 16 points to me I know it's tough to come do these things after a loss, but Certainly you seem to take a lot of this upon yourself How much do you feel like you know you need to be one of the ones to step up and lead this team in order to? Sort of get things going at this point I definitely think that's my biggest rule on the team being that I am a fifth-year senior have a lot of Experience so just helping my whole team the younger kids, you know just helping everyone That's my biggest role on this team is just stepping up being a leader Directing traffic directing everyone so it seemed like tonight and we're just talking about this with coach Like you guys did a lot of things well It's just the shots weren't falling. Is it as simple as that and how do you guys fix that moving forward? I think we just have to get in the gym aside from practice, you know getting shot to being on the gun You know aside from practice. I think that's a big factor. This is our court So we have to shoot well on our court So I think just getting in the gym and focusing at practice is a big key for us mentioned as a fifth year What's your message? What what are you in there telling everybody after what was obviously a difficult loss tonight? You guys don't have to think about it for too long you turn around on Saturday continuing conference play What's your message to everyone? Focus and just reflect this was a team loss not an individual loss So just reflecting on what we can do better reflecting on how we're gonna turn this around on Saturday and just really Holding everyone accountable Yeah, I know these aren't a lot of fun when you suffer a loss, but I appreciate you coming out Do you do you want to say hello to anybody anybody you want to say hi to I'll say hey to my mom and dad since they didn't make it today Mom and dad. We'll see you back out here soon. Hopefully Denea. Thank you for taking the time for us. Thank you She's Denea Campbell. I'm Glenn Clark. Go Mustang sports comm


Hi everybody, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com with another full case break of 2022 Panini Prism Baseball. Pick your team number five from jaspyscasebrakes.com. A very big thanks from Fresh Case as well, obviously, 12 box case. Very big thanks to this group for making it happen. Chad getting like six or seven teams, uh, getting six or seven teams to, uh, knock that out. Some lot of last spot mojos right here. If someone offered me a million dollars to bend Rex Geist for life, would I do it? Yes. Absolutely. And I'd then, then I'd give you a third of it and you'd be happy too. So no big deal. 12 boxes. Good luck. You're looking for three autographs per box, although some boxes I feel like we've seen four autographs. A lot of parallels. We're looking for a Carolina blue hot box. We're looking for some of the top rookies, Julio Rodriguez, Wander Franco, Bobby Wood Jr., Spencer Torcal, some guys like that. Maybe some one of ones. We need some train whistles in here. Exactly. See? Easy, Rex. Easy. Good luck, everybody. Oh, Tiger Stripe popping early and the Carolina blue hot box popping early. Pop it like it's hot. Uh, remember the red and blue parallels? Not number. Everything ships though. All cards ship. Chris Sale Tiger. Tiger. Tiger uppercut. That goes to Zachary and the Red Sox. There you go, Zach. We've got O'Neill Cruz to $199 for the Pirates. It's a nice one for David and the Buccos. Our first autograph, Stephen Riddings, rookie auto for the Yankees. Just in the interest of time, because we've got another long break coming up after this, we're going to breeze through these a little bit slightly more quickly than we usually do. But don't worry. We will, uh, all cards ship. So as long as you see it, we'll ship it. It'll get to the right place. Our sorting and shipping team do an excellent job on all these breaks. Like the snakeskin parallels, 20 out of 50 for the guardians, David with the guardians. And of course, all of these will be top loaded before they get sorted and shipped out. Shoyo Tani signed a year extension. Did everyone see that? I feel like that happened a few days ago. Signed an extra year. There's Lars Knutbar. So maybe he's not getting traded in the off season. Putting the Knut in Knutbar, the nutrition in Knutbar, that's going to go to Zach, the delicious Knutbar. All those Julio Rodriguez is, is will go to Seattle. That'll be for Patrick, Jared Walsh, Red Waved 99. That'll be for the Halos. It's going to go to Patrick. All these Wanderfrankos will go to Chad Wright and the Rays. Let's look for some parallels Chad. That's what we want to see. Maybe even some ink. Back here is the Boz, Shane Boz, 21 out of 25, Carolina Blue, rookie autograph for Chad Wright and the Rays. All right, first box in the books. Now Gilo's Royals looks like they're cleaning house. Um, they are cleaning house. The owners let go of the GM about a month or so ago, right? And then they let go of their manager today and somebody else. So the Royals are in, I mean we're going to have plenty of time to talk about the playoff team, but what about the Royals? What are their next steps? Not yet, Oliver. We are just one box in. I'm ripping box two right now. We just started. Now Gilo's asking a pitching coach, also let go. Gilo's asking, uh, what are the, who are the, like the free agent managers? Who's on the market? You know who's on the market, Gilo? Mike Sosha. Now Mike Sosha was tapped, was tapped to coach the futures, the, I, was it the AL or NL? Was the manager, was the head coach, was the boss, was the manager of a future scene. I feel like he's the perfect guy to take like, you know, a young team to the next level is Cal Raleigh, rookie auto for the Mariners. That's going to go to Patrick. So I think that could be, I mean I'm sure there's, there'll be, you know, tons of possibilities, tons of options. You never know who's going to, who else is going to get fired or who's going to make themselves available or maybe there's like a, you know, a pitching or hitting coach somewhere around the league in the mix that suddenly becomes available or something like that. Ken Griffey Jr. Lyme Green to 125. And I just thought, I was like, where's my, speaking of the Royals, here's Bobby Wood Jr. Base card for Ariano. But Mike Sosha, coached the Angels to a World Series, I think is a pretty, pretty smart, pretty smart coach, former catcher, Austin Warren, blue wave autograph. Speaking of the Angels, that goes to Patrick Cox, nine out of 50, still involved in baseball, obviously with the Futures game and everything. So it looks like he's still interested in being in that world. Julio Rodriguez, hopefully he'll find some parallels with Julio. So that might not, I mean, that name should at least be part of the mix. You should at least get an interview, I feel like. Reed Dettmers, another Angel for Patrick. That's going to be for the Halos and Patrick. Throw no hitter earlier this year, Bobby Valentine. I don't know, I think the Bobby Valentine days, probably over. Jacob de Grom to 149. That's right, yeah. Lucas is an Angels guy. There's Spencer Strider. This is probably your NL rookie of the year right here. This is going to go to Brandon Richards and the Braves. There you go, Brandon. Much better day today in the breaks. Why do you think Mike Sosha, maybe it's a Mike Sosha choice. I always thought that Mike Sosha would be back in coaching pretty soon. Mike Ditka maybe, that says no. He's pretty surprised that Mike Ditka started coaching some baseball. We might have to force the Kansas City Royals owners to sell the team if they hire Mike Ditka. Something's wrong there. I see, so I thought that he left the door open, Lucas. I didn't realize that he made it pretty clear that he's retiring. Bruce Bochie. What about Bruce Bochie, do you know? Does that move the needle for you? What about Joe Madden? Joe Madden may do things a little differently, but if the Royals are okay with that, they kind of let him give him a bit of a leash to do something a little differently. If the Kansas City's into that, then that might be something. There's Jackson Kowar to 50, let's can't see his little two, two traditional maybe. 14 out of 50, Jackson Kowar, Boch Showalter did get a team again, Diego. He got the Mets. Took the Mets to 100 wins this year. There's the Bas, Shane Bas, another one for Chad Wright, but Ron Washington, yeah Oliver is saying Ron Washington too, so Ron Washington probably deserves another chance. He's pretty well respected as a coach. Yeah, Socha is actually, it's actually pretty young. Ooh, look at this, short print, lava flow, all rise, Aaron Judge, that's a case hit. Not maybe not a case hit, but a short print anyway. Although we did see one in the last case, same one. Mark with the Yankees. How's the Catholic community in Kansas City? I'm pretty sure Mike Socha is a big Catholic. Cooper Criswell to 199 for the Halos. Gilo needs the Mike McDaniel of baseball. I mean, so many times baseball is actually, nowadays, you got to have a nice blend of a good player manager, but someone also willing to embrace, you know, stats, you know, advanced metrics. There's Connor Wong, 47 out of 50, blue wave autograph for Boston, that's going to be for Zachary. So sometimes you kind of have to have that blend, 47 out of 50. Well, Yachty, supposed probably is going to be a manager, right? At some day, everyone kind of expects him to do that. But I'll bet like, I don't know, I'll bet the Cardinals organization will give him a minor league manager job or something like that or a bench coach job. He'll kind of marinate there before he moves on to managing the big club. The big club. Brian Reynolds, Tiger Stripe for the Pirate, that's for David, right? He's managing the classic already. Yes. So I think the interest for him managing is there, but I bet it's got to be in the Cardinals organization. They're not going to let him out of the organization. It's Greg Dietman to 125. I was one of the, it was different ownership, but that's one of the biggest sort of regrets I think maybe the Dodgers owners might have or the previous owners might have is not hiring Mike Socia, long time Dodger. It's Matt Chapman. I think, I think catchers tend to profile well for a, would profile well as future managers, right? I don't know what the sample size is. Let's play a little game here. Who's your team? Tell me what your team is and tell me the player on the team most likely to be a manager. I think for the Dodgers, a lot of people, I mean, I have no, I have no really, no information on this because I haven't seen him do this, but we're seeing him in practice or, or whatever. But just in turn for the Dodger, I think a lot, a lot of teammates and a lot of media reports, he suggests that he's, he's probably best suited to be a future, a future manager someday. Derek's team, Angels, Kurt Suzuki, another catcher.  They love the game, they play the game, but they don't need to, they don't need to, they don't necessarily need to stay in the game. But there are guys that are just like, they, they, they miss the, they miss the camaraderie. They, they miss just being a part of the game. And for some players, they miss teaching. Just talking about the game. Here's a redemption. Salvador Perez, there's another, another catcher that could do it. Patrick Cox with Seattle, Wander Franco. And a lot of times it's not necessarily the best player on the team. You know. And there's another catcher, Wilson Contreras. Could go on to be a coach or manager. There's Alex Degotti, 97 out of 99. ADG, rookie auto for Houston. Chad, one of his last spot mojo teams. Gilo thinks Brad Pitt could be a good manager someday. That's Gilo's team. CJ Ahram's Lyme Green to 125 for Patrick and the Padres. Teosca Hernandez to 100 for the Blue Jays. That, that's true, yeah man. Maybe that's not a good luck to have Brad Pitt as a manager. Josiah Gray to 25. Mark with the Nats. And Mike Bauman, rookie auto for Baltimore. That's going to be for Chad and the O's. Brandon Richards is an O's guy. Maybe Brian Roberts could be a future manager. Yeah, maybe guys at lead by example. Do they make good managers? Maybe that makes a favorite player for Gilo anyway. Like a guy like Alex Gordon, but maybe not a manager. All right, the redemption is San Suzuki, debut signatures, Eddie H with the Cubs. It's almost, well we've only done five cases, but I feel like there's been, let's say a Suzuki almost one per case. Chicago Cubs. Hey Lucas, what is the, what's the latest with Artie Moreno and the Angels? Is that team going to be sold? My colleague Nick Jaspy, his dad, the boss man, Mike Jaspy, hall of famers, is their Angels fans. And the boss man is, can't wait for Artie to sell that team. I think once he couldn't buy that land around the stadium and once some like weird shady stuff went down with the Anaheim City of Anaheim, like I think maybe the writing was on the wall and maybe he had to do that and some poor decision making as well. I think he was great to take Disney from that, or take from the Disney era, I think it was Disney beforehand, right? I think him buying it from Disney, that was a great step. So he took the Angels away from Disney, made it a family business, took it to the next tier or two, you know. But now maybe the team has kind of outgrown him. Maybe he needs to give that team up to take a couple tiers up. Wow, not sure, but when he announced it, he said he's quote considering it, but his actual press release was essentially a goodbye. I think we have a new owner before next season. You think it'll be that fast? What do you think the Angels go for? I mean, baseball teams are getting, sports teams are getting expensive these days. I mean, what did like the Timberwolves sell for? What did, you know, I think the Timberwolves sold for a couple billion? Clippers sold for a couple billion? There's Juan Soto to 60. This is true, Diego, with the inflation and with the economy these days. Things are getting expensive or if it's securities, it's getting less expensive and that's putting the squeeze on people's wallets and retirements and whatnot. Things always turn around. It's Ryan Felner, you just have to grind it out and just to write out the lows to get to the highs, buy lows, sell high. Yeah, I think that's what I heard too. Some independent group put some numbers together and expecting the Suns to go to close to $4 billion. So you gotta think that there's Peyton Henry 73 out of 75, not 23 out of 25, 73 out of 75, Red Wave Autograph for the Marlin, Steve Kearney. But if the Suns are expected to go for $4 billion, I could see the Angels going for two and a half, three.  Already Moreno owns the stadium too, right? There's Seiya Suzuki, live. Debut signatures, Rookie Auto for the Cubs, Eddie H. So the statement says Moreno called owning the Angels a great honor and privilege, adding those difficult decisions to read. That does sound like a good buy. Yeah, halos for three and a half. I feel like basketball gets a little edge just because of the international scope of the NBA, just basketball in general, although baseball is pretty international too. But it's a great location, just millions of people, families, especially around there, plenty of room to renovate or rebuild a brand new stadium. You can get free agents down there to play with Mike Trout and Shohei Otani, right? And live in L.A. There's Madison Bumgarner. And the vibe, I don't know, Lucas, you're biased because you're an Angels fan. I'm a Dodgers fan. But the Angels don't seem like, I'm trying to put this the right way, there's Jackson Kowar, Blue Autograph, Color Match for the Royals, Arianna Daniel. Angels don't seem like the Clippers, right? They're not the Clippers of the baseball market. I think mainly, because I guess I just feel like they've always been the Anaheim Angels. So I don't think they've ever really competed for the L.A. baseball market. They're just in a different city than me. You know? I think that the new owner should go back to Anaheim, should rebrand it. Because I don't know of anyone who lives in Orange County, who grew up in Orange County, who wants to be associated with L.A. So I would love for them to lean back into maybe like the O.C. Angel or something like that. Yeah, there's little hold on the L.A. market. I mean, not sure really what the point is. Anyone in Southern California knows that Los Angeles and Anaheim or Orange County may be a whole world apart.  O.C. Angels, that sounds kind of cool. For basketball, Diego is saying what they're expecting for the Sun in order to put in money to the team because they know Phoenix would be a great destination for free agents. Yeah, especially during the winter, right. Basketball is a winner sport. Rolling, rolling, rolling. Keep this breaking, rolling. Tyler, glass now rolling. To Chad Wright and the Rays. Yeah, winning cures all, right. Chaz McCormick, Blue Mojo to 199 for Houston. That'll be for Chad with Chaz. And we got an Otto Otto. Yes, an Otto Otto for Toronto. That's gonna be for Patrick and the Blue Jays. 34 out of 75. Bobby Whit Jr., debut signatures autograph. That goes to Ariano Daniel with the Kansas City Royals. He's got a nice, I mean, I feel like he's a redemption a lot of time. Sound your cards, Bob. You got a cool Otto. Is that a baseball? That kind of looks like Jerome Bettis' autograph where he draws a football at the end of it. That's just W, that's just the TT, right, of Whit. Nice. And a red Julio Rodriguez. Nice. That's what we wanna see. We wanna see these parallels for these top tier rookies. That is Patrick with the M's. Upside down, Bobby Whit Jr. And Curtis Terry. This is Twins, Curtis Terry. He's on the Twins? Isn't he a ranger? This goes to Chad and the Twins. 93 out of 99, was he traded? Well, on November 5th, 2021, Terry was outrided off the Texas Rangers roster and became a free agent. At the end of that month, November, 2021, he signed a minor league contract with the Twins and then he was released recently, August 10th, 2022. Paul Goldschmidt to 149. Now that we're halfway through this break, ladies and gentlemen, now another 30 minutes to go, we are all done, we're all done with the baseball season. So what about some end of year awards? Oh man, the rally monkey was classic. August 10th is Jilo's birthday. Well, that's when Curtis Terry was released. So not a happy day for him. Happy day for you, Jilo. Happy, happy days for you. Not a happy day for Curtis Terry. Well, AL MVP, who thinks it's not gonna be Aaron Judge? I mean, Vegas has him as a huge favorite. Minus 30,000. Otani's 35 to one, plus 3500. So it is Connor Brogdon, debut signatures for the Phillies, Chad. It's Cutter Crawford, Red Sox, Zachary. Jilo wants Otani to win it, but he thinks that judge has got it. Jilo, you've got some gambling just across the other side of the border and put 10 bucks on Otani. We're gonna win $35 by $350 back. Manuel Rodriguez to 199. Unless you wanna lay $30,000 to win $100 at judge minus 30,000. Juan Soto, Red Wave 64 out of 99. Yeah, Lucas says it should be Otani. Jilo wants Otani to win, but he thinks judge has it. We did, I think the other night, we did add, let's grab that off. Oh, I don't know if that's our variation that was turned around. I think Juan for Cleveland. We did add up Otani's wins above replacement as a hitter, plus his wins above replacement as a pitcher. And it's like 10.4, 10.7 or something like that. Aaron Judge is still over 11. So for whatever that's worth, if you just want to in elegantly slam those numbers together. There's Colton Welker, Colorado, Eddie. There's Dylan Coleman, rookie autographs for the Royals, Ariano with the Royals. Jilo put 10 bucks on Missouri to be number one, Jordan, they almost did it. Plus 2,300, that would have been a nice payout. Might just be West Coast by us, Lucas. I think a lot of those East Coast baseball riders are staying up and watching West Coast Angels games or Dodgers or Giants or Mariners games. Probably not. They probably argue more baseball riders on the East Coast than the West Coast, right? I think that that buys might not be as bad anymore just with streaming and the ease of being able to replay games and stuff like that off the very streaming services and how easy it is to do stuff like that these days.  There's not a lot of East Coast riders doing that and get a bit of a bias or you just have to go nuts like Mike Trout. You know, just to get people's attentions. NLMVP, Goldschmidt's still the favorite accordion of Vegas. It's not as huge as Aaron Judge, but he's minus 5,000. You've got a minus 5,000 out of your account just to win 100 bucks. But the implication is that there's a little more, that it's a little more of a lock. Mickey is wondering if we did immaculate yet. No, we did not. There's native value 199.  It'll tell you what we've done, what we're doing and what we're gonna do. Also have some other important information there as well including like shipping information and all that. That way, let's say I'm away from the camera for a second, that way you can always look that up and not be in the dark and you'll always be in the know. Very useful resource for everybody, whether you've been here for, been with Jaspies for a year or whether you've been with Jaspies for a minute. Chris Sayle, Boston, Zachary and a redemption, Edward Cabrera. I'm surprised I get that question, Diego. Where do I buy? I think the website's in the stream title. I think the website's in the description of the video. The website is right here, jaspiescaserakes.com. I might just have it tattooed right across my thumb right over there. All right, we've got a Bobby Whit Jr. base card right off the top. Dave U's signature, Seth Romero. Mark with the gnats. Yeah, the website might be right on my gravestone along with a train whistle. I don't think I'm gonna be buried in a grave though. I feel like obviously the burial ritual is very important for societies. There's our one-per-case Greg Diekman that goes to Eddie H and the Cubs. But I think I should be buried on a train, right? A train that perpetually goes around the world so that everyone may have a chance to honor me. But not like a post-apocalyptic train in the movie Snowpiercer. Not like that. A happy celebration train. Ivan Castillo or Yvonne Castillo, 23 out of 75. All right, another box. Get a QR code tattooed on my hand that goes so I can just be like, if it's like right here, I can just be like, just go there. You know what, next time we get new mats, maybe we should just have just big QR codes all over the place. And I can just be like, everyone's like, where's the website? I'd be like, right there. And I was like, hey, just point your, open up your camera and point it to right there. If Penini pays me. I'll put Penini points tattooed on my more temporary tattooed on my hand. You just have to change it every once in a while. I mean, I should sell ad space right here. I mean, this is probably the most seen part of my body. I mean, it's not from my face, but no one's really looking at my face while this is breaking, right? They're looking at my hands. They're looking at me holding this card. The most valuable bit of ad space right there. It's Jake Brentz to 125. Hmm. If Penini wanted to put a QR code on my thumb, how much would that cost? I wouldn't want it to be permanent, but I wouldn't mind if it was like a, if there is, if there's, is there a tattoo technology? Here's another Edward Cabrera for Miami. There's like a tattoo that can last for like six months, maybe. Miami, that'll be for Steven. I don't know, would have to negotiate. Gilo, I don't want to say any numbers right now in case Penini's listening. So they'd have to make me an offer. And we'll, and we'll talk. ABC Gilo, always be closing. ABN, always be negotiating. ABL, always be leveraging. Alexander Wells to 199. And a Josh Lowe, how low can you go? Goes to Chad Wright and the Rays. There's a clothing shop that you really like.   So when did you get that tattoo? You got auto Lopez, snake skin, 11 out of 50. Oh, you didn't get it, all right. It's a missed savings for you. Have you continued to shop at this store? And we got a Jack Lopez, snake skin. It'll be for Zach, 28 out of 35. And like I said, the one per case, Greg Diemen, sometimes two per case, Greg Diemen. Eddie H, with the Cubs. Final three boxes coming up.  What's sales tax out there? It's probably sales tax. And then something, right? Yeah, Lucas, Gilo's not closing. Put that coffee down, Gilo. Coffee's for closers. Now that we're getting closer to the holiday season, which is kind of crazy to say, but now that we're getting closer to the holiday season, to Christmas. There is a great SNL sketch with Alec Baldwin, who did that famous Glenn Gary, Glenn Ross monologue. There's a great SNL sketch where he does that, but he's an elf in the North Pole. It's pretty good. So, Walter Franco, put that cocoa down. What's GNAC? Glenn Gary, Glenn Ross, one of my favorites. Eli White. We're talking the other day about familiar movies that you always watch that you've watched so much that they can become like movies you fall asleep to. Eli White goes to Patrick and the Texans. That's another one. Glenn Gary, Glenn Ross. And that's one of my favorite, little dialogue heavy. A lot of rain. Oh, Gilo, not always closing. I got it. Jonah Heim. Jonah Heim for the Ranger that's going to be for Patrick Davis. So they want to tattoo in a visible spot and a decent, what's a decent size? What was their idea of a decent size? And where is a decent location? I mean, not on your face. Can't put it on your face, would you, Mackinmore? Clayton Kershaw, 50 out of 100. Also, what's the name of the, I don't want to give this shot free publicity, but now I'm curious, what's the name of this shot? Like, I wonder if my mind would be different if they had a cool name. There's AJ Alexi for Texas, another one for Patrick. Your arm, maybe half the size of a card. That's a decent size. Like two by three, that's a decent size. This is like, these are like three by, these are almost like index card sizes. Credit card size, half a credit card. Seven out of 50, Jacob DeGrom, the bunker. All right, that's kind of a cool name. Cool enough to put a tattoo on him, maybe not. The DeGrom goes to Chad in the Mets. Joe Ryan, Minnesota Twins, that will be for Chad. 49 out of 75. All right, a couple of torques there, a silver torque for Patrick in Detroit. Their name was like, I don't know, Killer B's Motorcycle Club, or something like that. I mean, that'd be kind of a cool tattoo to have. Yeah, at a glance, that Joe Ryan could have been Dustin May, right? With that hair right there. Be a little bit brighter though. Dustin May's locks, his lettuce.   You know, maybe when you turn first, that helmet flies off, and that lettuce is just flying behind you. Do you go with that? Are you going chains, no chains, or two chains? Diego's going Bryce Harper hair and beard.  And I was actually gonna say, if I was a pitcher, I'd maybe grow out the hair. As a hitter, maybe I wouldn't grow out the hair. Definitely chains, I'm def going chains. I feel like, I don't know, I feel like I can't pull off a chain. But I feel like if I'm a pitcher, or a hitter, if I'm a baseball player, I feel like I could pull off a couple chains. Probably layer them a little bit too, you know? Maybe get like a shorter 12 inch chain, 14 inch chain, a 16 inch chain. Get a few chains, maybe, I don't know, maybe some contrast and colors on the chains. I don't want a pendant though, nothing heavy on the chains. It's Brian De La Cruz to 149. But the chains, I definitely want kind of bobbing up and down as I'm rounding third, you know what I mean? Running to home, diving head first, you want to see those chains flying behind me? Here's a cool Whit Merrifield. Pro penmanship autograph for the Royals, Ariano. I might rock a Mohawk, I'd be tempted to rock a Mohawk Rex. Oh yeah, John Boy had a video of the pitcher on the Guardian to get mixing with this. Could be the sticky stuff in there. My potential closer entry, so we've talked about this before, it would be, it would be All Right by Kendrick Lamar. Just letting the stadium know that we gonna be All Right. You know, we'll be fine. I'm here, I'm here to close out the game. We're gonna be all right. There's Luis Frias to 99, that'll be for the Diamondbacks, Oliver. And we got Dylan Carlson, debut signatures for Carlson for the Cardinals, Zachary. And then since I'd be the closer for the Dodgers, Diego, hopefully I'll be maybe closing in like playoff games or something like that. And then like Kendrick Lamar would actually come out and do the actual song as my walk up or as my closer entrance and I'd really get the people going. There's Anolia Perettis, debut signatures for Chad in the Astros. Another Bobby Whit Jr. Zach Short. We learned Zach Short is about 5'10". Not that short. Not super tall, not super short. Zach Short and this Torkelson card goes to Patrick. Rex would use BC Boy Sabotage. Has no one used BC Boy Sabotage before for Marilyn Manson's beautiful people. I've heard hitters use that as a walk up music. Not as closer music. Yeah, I did see that. That's what made me think of it. Edwin Diaz did get the trumpet guy song to do the trumpets for that song, right? The guy who did the song. Wait, was it just a run of the mill trumpet guy or was it the actual guy that did the song? Jilo, I thought it was the guy that did the song. Maybe I was wrong, maybe I'm wrong on that. I don't know, but sometimes, I don't know, sometimes I run hot, you know what I mean? Like, I'm here. When I get fired up, I'm like right there. So maybe I need a song that chills me out, but still fires me up. That might be, that might be Phil Collins in the air tonight.  You know, by the time those drums kick in, so while I'm warming up, it'll be, I can feel it coming in the air tonight. I'd have to time it so that maybe my last warm-up pitch would be like do-do-do-do-do-do-do, boom, boom, boom, boom.  Oh yeah, if you're the Dodger's Closure, you get coming to some Vincente, Vincente Fernandez. R.I.P., only if you're in L.A., though. Who used Volver, Volver? It was Verdugo, Alex Verdugo used that as his walk-up song. And I'll tell you what, Diego, and I've been to a number of games when Verdugo is still on the Dodgers.  Rededemur's, Blue Mojo, to 199. Yeah, I think it was either a night where the wives got to pick walk-up songs, where it was like they're kids or something like that. And yeah, Craig Kimbrel did change the walk-up song to Let It Go from the hit soundtrack Frozen, from the movie Frozen, hit animated picture. The wickedly talented, the wonderfully gifted, Adele Cazine. It works on night games too, Diego, but not as well. I feel like it's, I feel like that's like, like that's daytime music. It's to 50. Max-Kranek, not low-Kranek, not medium-Kranek, but let's, we want Max-Kranek. Three out of 25, we want Max-Kranek, sir. Let's go for Max-Kranek. I feel like they just like, we need full power. We need Max-Kranek. If Kranek was a unit of energy, think about it that way, if it was a unit of energy. We need Max-Kranek, sir. Kyle Muller, rookie autographs for the Braves, Brandon Richards, bravos. Diego, I think, I think Alex Radugo still has the same walk-up song in Boston. I don't know if it plays as well. To some, I'm sure. Not tall. There's Nicky Lopez to 149, at least during the home games. Kansas City, Julio Rodriguez, Seattle. That'll be for Patrick. And there's Brian Della Cruz for the fish. That's gonna be for Stephen. Gilo, you want the Mortal Kombat theme song? I just feel like that just gets you two there.  Now you don't have control. Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. That's just too much. That's just too much. It's like maybe having like Darude's Sandstorm playing, which is usually a home run song. There you go. That's it. See, that's weird things happen when you do a long break like this, but we had some fun breaks or fun hits pop. Here's a quick little recap here, ladies and gentlemen. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. We have another full case. Thanks, Bobby Wood Jr. We have a full case. Another full case of Prism Baseball loaded up in the store right now on jaspyscasebreaks.com. Lava Flow, Aaron Judge. So a lot of fun stuff, Cal Raleigh, some Carolina Blue Autograph, some Tiger Stripes, Tiger. So a lot of fun stuff. Thanks for watching everybody. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching and keeping me company in the chat and I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.


What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenty here from Layton Sports Cards, and I'm ripping we got 2022 Panini Illusions football Hoppy 8 box break number 9 pick your team got Andrew S Titans Antoine D Chargers Armando B Chargers Bradley S Eagles Chad W Raiders Daniel C Panthers Edward P Cowboys Rams Ravens Edwin S Giants Hunter F Jags Jamie G Barankos Jason W Falcons Jennings C Bangles Jim J Bucks Joel Seahawks John a Dolphins Jonathan G Colts Josh a with the Chiefs and Jets Casper P Bears Kyle B with the Packers Matt B Washington Matthew F Texans Matthias and Steelers Matthias S with the Saints and Browns Muhammad a Lions Phillip and Niners Sean H. Bills Steve B Patriots and Tony K Vikings All right Here we go. Let's see. Let's see Good luck everybody Yeah, and only two teams left in the next break that is the last one of the daytime Browns and Colts that is it Browns and Colts Casey and NY What do you have the Giants or Jets got John Lynch 7 of 49 bucks first auto of the break and shining stars Steelers Jets Chiefs and Jets. Good luck to 299 T Higgins and to 399 Mystique Skymore We've got a Tiki Barber patch auto one out of five on the immortalized that is nasty Giants Edwin S that is so cool Tiki Barber. Wow, you definitely don't see a lot of his stuff That is a really cool player worn on that There you go and Brady Good luck Perry. We got Trevor Lawrence to 499. There you go. Nice Jack's card to 299 Mystique Eric Esucama Walker Pierce James Cook we've got for the bills James Cook on the instant impact Joe Burke amazing Burke's we've got a black ice to 50 Tyree kill dolphins and Tom Brady on the King of Cards Dotson Prescott Breeze Hall. We've got deja vu dual relic for the Steelers 38 to 75 Kenny Pickett and Terry Bradshaw David Montgomery detonation Wilson James Conner cousins. We got DJ mortar 199 and to 399 Illusionist of Johan Dotson Well, who says coach? Williams more Ritter. We've got Greg Doolitch on the rookie auto to 199 Broncos and Breeze Hall on these shining stars last pack box one Murray Cooper to 399 J Jeff and Mystique Garrett Wilson chips the hired hack it All right box to Wilson Josh Allen, we've got our first random here rookie idols Trey McBride and Jason Witton Zona is Antoine D and Cowboys is Edward P. This would be a random at the end that nation Ricky of Skymore My home's Watts Travis Kelsey at a 499 and King of Cards James and Williams Patterson Pickens Hutchinson. We've got Niners George Kittle on the highlight swatches and Trayvon Walker again Another one of these cards damaged. We will send a box here with the Jags The second one of those we've seen the image the first one was a Kenny Pickett. I think out of them the first break There's that Jags Lock it. We've got first impressions are p. At a 299 Pierre Strong Jr. And detonation that is 37 of 50 cool on their Steelers TJ What we need Jacob's we've got to 10 Aaron Rodgers on the trophy collection You go Packers nice one there cheese heads de-swifted 399 and mystique blue Garrett Wilson the 299 Go get down Lave to 175 Austin Eckler and Funkadelic to 399 Lamar Jackson Wonder where he goes next year. Oh, yeah, we've got Texans Damian Pierce on the green ink to 50 Texans Tyree Chavante cup to 299 Devante Adams and Illusionists of Travis Kelsey Doing well so far. Yeah we got redemption here and Detonation Pierre Strong Jr. No Damian Pierce on Texan. All right. Good luck everyone. We've got Garrett Wilson Rookie vision signatures gold boom There you go nice hit there for you jets jets jets There you go Josh Gold let's see what that's gonna be to Garrett Wilson Rookie variation signatures gold Gold is to 25 or less Big hit there congrats on that one. Very nice Last pack box to Lance Hertz and Drew's we got famous James the 399 and mystique of Trayvon Walker It's Herbert's to 499 David Montgomery and blue King of Cards George Pickens. That's a 299 Steelers Chase Adams. We've got chiefs Skymore on the instant impact patch Detonation Dalvin Cook Walker Donald Johnson. We've got black ice Darren wall Darren Waller Another sweet looking card for the Raiders on that black ice illusionist Tyree Kale It's Pierce Metcalf Got Matt Corral on the patch for the Panthers Jonathan Taylor amazing Walker Higgins Barkley to 199 we've got George Kittle and acetate illusionist Dalvin Cook to 399 Brady Got Debo, and we've got 250 points. We ran him at the end. I'm Jack base Montgomery Robinson. We've got to 399 Traylance King of Cards Tom Brady and Watson We've got Duke McAllister on the superlatives auto 42 of 99 Saints That nation yeah, it's job got Justin Jefferson to 499 King of Cards Dak Prescott Last pack box three Echler whoo King of Cards on the mosaic that is so sick pulled so many of all the different colors of this so far There you go Steelers very nice Not numbered on that, but that is a shorter printed one Very nice. Got Bailey zappy on the RPA at a 299 zap attack There you go Patriots Thanks zappy and shining stars Matt Stafford that is to 75 Rams Nice way to end that box got to 499 Stefan digs and mystique blue James Cook to 299 Landjack Jefferson. We've got Tyler Batty 80 to 199 Ravens Russell Wilson detonation state up nation for Dallas You know, we got black ice Michael Pittman jr. 42 of 50 Colts and Funkadelic Dan Marino Montez Smith Davis mills on the auto to 99 Texans Desmond Ritter shining stars Ricky Stafford got Desmond Ritter to 199 Falcons and illusionist Drake London to 399 Falcons their Henry Kyler first impressions for the commander's RPA to 199 Johan Dotson and TJ Watt on the detonation will us trim a trail and burks to 399 Titans and illusionist blue Travis Kelsey to 299 Winston D. Swift trailing we've got Texans Damian Pierce and Cooper Cup on the amazing Tannenhill Walker Pierce to 499 and we've got Darren Waller and King of Cards Emmett Smith last pack box for Evans we've got Jets Breeze Hall and Sam Pacpatch and Mack Jones detonation Let's check on this next break. I think just the browns Yep, just the browns 44 bucks last spot of the daytime There is the link for you. Now it looks lopsided. Hold on and Hutchinson first impressions Hassan Haskins RPA to 75 Amazing Drake London got trophy collections to 10 Josh Allen and Jim Kelly. There you go Buffalo. That's a cool card Really nice one there To 75 Darnell Mooney and mystique acetate Kyle Hamilton the 399 to a Zeke we've got Titans trailing burks patch detonation Donald Javonte Williams Cooper Cup Aaron Jones to 299 Deontay Johnson mystique Romeo Dobbs Jets Breeze Hall instant impact patch Amazing Chris Alave Yeah, they do they really pop Really pop Hurts Andrews Harris to 399 Ryan Tannenhill and mystique acetate Trey McBride 299 Cardinals Herbie Najee Chase we got Packers Romeo Dobbs on the red ink to 99 rookie endorsements Detonation or Donald Stefan digs to 499 and mystique of Trey Lynn Burks Send pits Alec Pierce got to 35 Bailey Zappi insert mystique acetate auto go into the Patriots There you go new England with the Zap attack at it again Zappi Patriots is Steve B. Congrats on that one Steve will magdad Zappi for you and shining stars of Malik Willis Last pack here got to 175 Kyler Murray and King of Cards Josh Allen. Where's the Purdy's at? I haven't seen one purdy yet Not one I've been like a base rookie feel like got Jets Breeze Hall to 199 rookie endorsements auto there you go Aaron Rogers shining stars And Elijah Moore Aaron Jones to 199 and to 299 Breeze Hall mystique acetate jet starting to get up here again We've got Cornelius Bennett on the patch auto for the bills bills doing well now eight out of 99 Purdy, please and pick it amazing rookie So Phil Gotcha force pulled an auto out of 99 yesterday to 399 take one and to 399 Illusionist Alvin Camara Wilson Waller digs got sky more for the chiefs insta-impact My home's detonation Tyreek held to 499 and Davis price mystique or Nets London We've got it's cool on here deja vu deja vu dual patch for the Falcons Desmond Ritter and Michael Vick Atlanta Justin Jefferson amazing Sorry shining stars P That's a 75 Jameson Williams and to 299 illusionist Kenny P Jones Keenan Allen got Skyler Thompson on the rookie auto Dolphins 52 of 99 Matt Stafford amazing last pack box Devo Lockett Mooney to 299 Kyle Pitts and Travis Kelsey on the illusionist illusionists seven Jacobs Wilson what do we have here seven of ten Matt Stafford on the hollow heroes short print Nice one there again short print. This is a gold numbered to ten Congrats on that one Rams LA Rams There you go Edward P Nice hits beautiful Justin Herbert to 75 and mystique Trayvon Walker to 399 Linda oven cook my home. So we've got Wanda Robinson Giants insta-impact and Malik Willis Titans TJ Watt Patterson pick ins to 299 Breeze Hall rookie and King of Cards pick ins Hutchinson Brown Capri for the Jets insta-impact Garrett Wilson patch and Alvin Camaro Lave juju to a Dak Prescott to 499 and Mystique this is a mere whites on the gold of 25 nice one there Raiders There's having a solid break Elliot Terry kill Seek Elliot we've got to another 250 points. We'll random off at the end and Garrett Wilson on the shining stars Williams Cooper Cup Jones. We've got sauce Garner to 175 Jets Illusionist Alvin Camaro God Kenny pick it black. Oh my gosh.  Wow beautiful hit Beautiful beautiful we'll mag that one for you jealous of that for sure Well such a sick card 299 Dak and Mystique Brown Robinson Jr. Of course that is such a sick card Herbert Najee we got Pitman Jr. to 399 first impressions for the Browns rookie auto to 50 David Bell and Jimison Williams amazing All right last pack here The last box sorry Last box here Again, we've got one more of these up next Just the Browns still left 44 bucks $44 last team for the daytime breaks You've got to 199 Michael Pittman Jr. And Funkadelic Aaron Rodgers to 299 Packers Lave we've got Montrell Washington rookie auto to 75 Broncos David Montgomery detonation To Zeke we've got Johan Dotson to 399 Washington Mystique of Carson Strong and Mystique Malik Willis We've got Washington elusive ink 22 of 50 of Ken Harvey Steve Harvey's brother fun fact. I'm just kidding. I have no idea breeze hall shining stars That'll be cool. Yeah Jones Godwin Moore to 499 Michael Thomas and Mystique of Calvin Austin the third To 399 We've got Texans on the patch auto four or five Andre Johnson on the three colored patch There you go Texans nice three colored patch auto Nice vet player worn on that And to 25 We've got shining stars Kenny Pickett. Wow It's a picket kind of box here. I guess, huh save the best for last Nice one there to 25 Here you go to 175 Davis Mills and Mystique Tyquan Thornton to 199 We've got Ravens deja vu patch Kyle Hamilton and Ed Reid Breeze Hall shining stars Donald Johnson pits. We've got Leonard for net to 299 and mystique of Eric Azucama last pack here that we got some Randoms to do Pierce DK Walker the third We've got a Monsauce Gardner and Richard Sherman. So Jets and Seahawks Jets was Josh a and Seahawks is Joe L. This will be a random as well and a Malik Willis amazing rookie to end it off You have for sure that four of five was nice Matthew Very nice cool that hit to All right, give me one second here to set up the couple randoms we have We had the Trey McBride Jason Winton sauce Gardner Richard Sherman and then two 250 points cards Again everyone will be in the running for those Just a minute here. All right, so we had We had All right, we're gonna do the points here first Get top top two teams after this random. We'll each take home 250 points Eight times Oops, eight times. Here we go. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Ravens and Panthers each taking home 250 points. Ravens and Panthers. Yep, everything gets shipped in this. Yep, yep, yep, yep. All right, up next we've got the dual relic for the Cardinals and Cowboys, Trey McBride and Jason Witton. Nine times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Going to the Cardinals. Cardinals on this one. And last random, Sauce Gardener Jets and Richard Sherman Seahawks. Nine times, good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Seven, eight, nine. Going to the Seahawks. Seahawks getting the dual. All right, let's do a recap here. We had the deja vu for the Ravens dual patch. Garrett Wilson Jets, Wendell Robinson Giants, dual for the Falcons, Skymore Chiefs, Breece Hall Jets, Traylin Burke's Titans, Breece Hall Jets, D-Wing Pierce Texans, Matt Corral Panthers, Skymore Chiefs, George Kittle Niners, Steelers dual, James Cook Bills, Greg Dulich Broncos. We had the John Lynch Bucks, Ken Harvey Redskins, Montrell Washington Broncos, Romeo Dobbs, Packers, Davis Mills Texans, Tyler Beatty Ravens, Skyler Thompson Dolphins, Deuce McAllister Saints, Breece Hall Jets, the Cornelius Bennett for the Bills, Damian Pierce Texans, Andre Johnson Texans, David Bell Browns, Tiki Barber, that's such a sick one there. Giants, Pierre Strong Jr. Patriots, Hassan Haskins, Titans, Jehan Dotson Washington, Bailey Zappi, Patriots, Redemption for the Jets, Garrett Wilson, and the Hollow Heroes, Gold to 10, Matt Stafford. And then our Max cards, we had the Bailey Zappi Mystique, Acetate Auto, that is 32 of 35. And then card of the Breakout of Illusions so far today, I would say, is the Kenny Pickett on the Black Ice to 25.  That'll do for number nine. We've got one more coming up, everybody. Thank you.