nd Base. Is that Harrison Dula? Base cards variation. There's a Greedo. Nice one there. This might be my favorite card in the set. I love Greedo. Base. What is that? Boba Fett. Battles of Sarlacc. Got an Echo Refractor. Now you got it, man. I got you. Purple. Nice one there. It's a 50. Base card sketch variation. Brats on that. And then we've got Mace Windu's. A barrage to 150 on the Atomic. Nice one there. Two colored cards in one pack. Not bad. We'll take that. All day. Absolutely. Base. Twice on Sundays. Twice on Sundays. Right. Star Wars Rebel Assault. There's Poe Dameron. Refractor. A Wedge and Tillies in Battle. Refractor. Really? Is it really the most popular card for some reason? That's wild. I did not know that. Slicious Bee Crumb. There's Sean again. Creatures of the Cantina. Nice one there on the Refractor. And Base. That's interesting. I wonder why. From Galaxy. There's a Dark Turn for Anakin Skywalker. Refractor. I honestly have not seen that either. Smack. Hey, what up Smack? There's Refractor. Darth Vader. Aboard the Bridge. Refractor. They're so nice dude. They're so nice. Oh, nice. Yoda Refractor. Nice one there. Yoda Refractor. Darth Vader. Base. Scott Holm. There you go Smack. Forget it's like the morning. Like the night in Australia basically. Thanks. Whoa. There's BV. I appreciate that man. Yeah. Thanks Wahoo. There's Attack on Hoth. Base. We're just here to have a good time. Yeah. We're just here to have fun man. Shit man. Stuff is just fun dude. Walk a little Smack. Have some fun. Base. The Skywalkers. 540 PM. Wow. That's a cool one right there. Almost 2 AM here. Oh yeah. 143 here. Nice. There's a Moja or a Prism Kylo Ren. Nice one there. Can Kratz on that to 75 on the Hyper Prism. That's nasty. You can Mag the Kylo too. Hell yeah. There you go UC. Great box dude. Big time hit right there. We'll take that for sure.  Base and base. Glad you guys are having fun too. That's what matters right there. Star Wars Rebel Assault. Life on Tatooine. Refractor. Base and base. There's Chewbacca's Anguish. Refractor. Base and base. There's the Ewoks. Skywalker Legacy. Refractor. Cool one there as well. That's for the sub there Chris. Chris. We've got our auto coming up here. There's BOSC. We've got Margrave Juro. Nice one there. On the Refractor Auto. Congrats on that there UC. There you go buddy. Margrave Juro. And base. And R2. Base card sketch variation. Hunter on the Refractor. And Leia. Alright. Last box of Star Wars Chrome Galaxy here for you UC. Congrats. Alright good luck buddy. I should say good luck. Come on baby. Where's the sketch? Where's the sketch? Yeah no problem. You got it man. No problem UC. I got you buddy. Absolutely. On the Refractor. There was a Kylo Ren to 75. That was a pretty big one. That was a pretty solid one for sure. There's Kylo Ren. So it was this one right here just to 75. Really cool looking card though. And I don't know if you missed there was a Mace Windu to 150 on the Atomic as well. The Mace Windu's Garage. Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds. Nice one there. These gameplay galaxies are my favorite in the set I think. Like my favorite. I know I have like all those. I've had a million favorite cards. I think favorite set right there is the gameplay galaxy. And there's Refractor Tusken. Got an Atomic coming up. Oh nice one there. Wrecker. That is 86 out of 150. Awesome one there. Congrats on that UC.   It's been a lot of fun. There's a Hyper to 75 X-Wings and Formation. Nice one there. Was that the Vintage right? Yep Vintage and Yoda. Throw all the subs there guys. Hey sounds good Kyle. See I'm sure we'll see you tomorrow. Later Kyle. Refractor. Boba Fett. I will. I will. I appreciate that man. Appreciate that Joey. We've got that is concept art. One of the Ewoks. Sand Trooper atop a Dubac. R2 base. There's Emperor Palpatine Refractor. Nice one there. Great art on this one too. And base. That's one of the sketch base card variations. Well it's Cobb Vanth on the Refractor. Base and base. There's all the sub guys. Someone's gifting. Thank you so much. Lack of faith. And Refractor. Corso Auto. Nice one there. Actually it's another hype trend. Nice one there. Congrats on that UC. Base. Stormtroopers assess their gear. Refractor. I appreciate that Joey. Base and base. First Battlefront. DOG. Nice one there. Princess Leia Organa on the Refractor. And base. Ooh that's cool. That is Emperor's Power. Leno Calrissian. Nice one there on the Refractor. Cloud City Legend. There's a concept or vintage right there. A Troll in the Cantina. Refractor. The Smuggler Han Solo. Base and base. There's a Yoda. Yoda Costanza. Bounty Hunters answer the Emperor's Call. Refractor. Appreciate you Smash. Smash.  Two to go here guys. Base X-Wing's information on the Refractor. Base. And last one here. Refractor. Base. Base card sketch variation. Wedge Antilles on the Refractor. Nice one there. And Dark Vader on the back. Alright let's do your absolute now. You see good luck man. Here we go. See ya Kaboom. Alright we got Orange on the back to start it. It's going to be Khalil Shakir 75. 75 of 75. The Bilts. I know Kaboom there. Just Parsons and Najee. Gotch for the Niners. George Kittle is 39 out of 49. Absolute heroes. And Sam Williams that is red. 11 out of 75. Rookie Auto for the Cowboys. Actually one defensive player. Yeah defensive player of the week one week. Sam Williams kind of a beast. Plus he has a great first name. That's probably why he's trapped. Andre Reed trapped diamonds to 75. David Bell to 275. For the Browns. And Erica Zucanma. Nice EZE. 123 out of 399. Rookie Premier quad jersey. Or not quad, triple jersey. Auto. Here you see it. Let's see it buddy. Doesn't look like a Kaboom unfortunately. There's a James Robinson though to 100. For the Jacks. Zach Wilson. DJ Moore. This one here we've got a Joe Mixon. 31 out of 49. For the Bengals. Tools of the trade. Patch and ball. Cool one there. And nice duel we've got a Harry Carson. Pepper Johnson. Historic duels. 7 out of 50. Congrats on that. I love these duel autos in here. They're so cool. That'll do it for your break there you see. Thanks as always my friend. Well thanks for joining for the first one. Appreciate you buddy. We'll get those right out to you man. Probably FedExit. And again just so like you said you were a fan of these. We've got the Leia and the Kylo both one touched already. We got John coming up next. Yeah we got you. We don't mess around here for sure. We got John coming up with a two hoops. I got you buddy. No worries. Here we go John. Good luck buddy. John's good to go here. Sounds good. Later Sean. Yeah I got you. Give me one second guys. Just gonna go and lock the door behind Sean. And we'll get going on to John. It's gonna be one sec guys. Alright guys we have a big card here. We have a big card here. Letter plus auto relic book card. Oh my god. One of one David Ortiz. Kaboom. Red Sox with a monster booklet hit. Come on man. Come on.  John Q. Red Sox. White Whale. David Ortiz. Silver Slugger. Triple Patch Auto. Printing plate one of. Alright. Sounds good. Good luck here. John. Let's do it. Alright. What's going on everyone? Sam here with Lay in Sports Guards. Ripping two boxes of 22-23 Panini NBA Hoops for John H. Good luck John. See what we got for you buddy. Lou Dort. There's a Benedict Matherian. The Pacers. Walker Kessler Rookie. Keegan Murray. Steph Curry. There's a Desmond Bain. Road to the Finals in 2022. For the Grizzlies. Jaylen Williams. Jock Dyson Daniels. Chet Holmgren Rookie. Al Horford Purple. That was a Jabari Smith. Jordan Poole. And nice Bryce McGowan. The 299. Always good to pull a numbered rookie out of this. That'll work. Congrats John. Kate Watson. Kwai. Primetime James Harden. Caleb Houston. It's going to be your auto. Nice rookie auto there. Hot signatures. A 25. There you go. Nice numbered auto. That's not the first numbered auto I've seen out of Hoops actually. Congrats on that John. We'll take that. And Trey Hittentist. Chet Holmgren Rookie. But Williams. There's Christian Braun. Luka Donchich. That's pretty cool actually. I haven't seen any articles about it now. That sounds pretty awesome though. That is to 2022. Road to the Finals to Marta Rosen. My girlfriend used to live like probably less than 30 minutes away from Cape Canaveral, which is pretty cool too. So we would see, we saw, we were in Tampa and we saw one of the Rockets launch recently. That was kind of cool. I enjoyed that. Donovan Mitchell on the Jamtastic. Marshawn Bochamp. There's RJ Barrett. Nice one there. Two 75. Gravity Parallel for the next, kind of a color match there too, which is cool. Congrats on that John. Palo's yet. It's a prize. You usually get like one or two Palos a box. So hopefully it's coming up soon here. Jaylen Williams. He's actually kind of a stud too for those bunder. Trey Young. There's a Palo. There he is. So Chan and Purple Wise Camp. Patrick Baldwin. Purple James Wiseman. Third year now. She's third year Wiseman. That's weird to say. I have a third year Lamello. God. She had an IV. There you go. I know you're looking for IVs there, John. Congrats on that, buddy. Joel Embiid. Egan Murray. Rick. She didn't charge. Jaylen Durant. There's Paul George. Ryan Rollins. And a red back of James Wiseman. Nice one there, buddy. All right. Second box here. Good luck, John.  All right. John, see what we got in box number two. See a big auto, man. That'd be so sick. So sick. Big time auto. See an IV auto for you, buddy. That'd be awesome. Bobenek Mathern. Marchion Bochamp. We got next. Base rookie. And Pat Conaton. Green color match for the Bucks to 99. Nice one there. Christian Wood. Purple. Jake Laravia. Egan Murray. Base rookie of the Kings. Paul George. Road to the finals of is that Duncan Robinson? Art signature. I don't think so, actually, smack. I don't believe I have yet. I don't think so, no. There's Luke Canard. Red back for the Clippers. Dual vertical. I have not. No, I've not pulled one of those. Purple, Karusha. That sounds pretty cool, though. I do love a good dual auto. Those are fire. Mathern, not playing. Nice. Keegan Murray. It's a 199. Congrats on that. There we go. No, I have not smacked. That's kind of nasty, though. Zion Kobe on-card dual. That's insane. That's why the price of some of those late 2010s boxes have gone up so much because there's Kobe stuff in there. Christian Coloco. Road to the finals. Is that Alvarado? Yeah, Jose Alvarado to 2022. That's pretty cool. It's a crappy Defender legend. You're good. You're good, man. No worries. No worries, UC. I got you, buddy. There's Malkai Brannum. Nice one there for the Spurs on the NBA Rookie Inc. Nice one there. And D-Book. I like Breaking Star Wars, Chrome Galaxy. It's fun, man. I enjoy it. Osemein Zheng. There are some sneaky monsters in there. Oh, Never Leave the Last Box? Classic motto. Of course. Chet Olmgren. Absolutely. Nice purple curry. There you go. Grats on that there, Jon. Bajie. There's a Palo Rookie again. And Redback Malcolm Brogdon for the Celtics. Nice one there. And Deer and Fox. That'll do it for your break there. Jon, congrats on all the hits, buddy. We'll get those right out to you, man. Awesome. Oh, dude, I love doing this. I literally love doing this. I love doing this. Like, if you were, I always tell people, if you were to ask me when I was, like, 10 years old what I hoped to be doing, it would be this. Exactly what I'm doing right now. We'll do Joe's really quick, and then you see, I gotta run and grab the rest of your boxes as well. Oh, dude, Brogdon's a stud rookie of the year. 2016 rookie of the year. Absolute beast. All right, good luck here, Joe. Joe, you're in here, I'm assuming, right? Okay, perfect. Do you have a preferred order you want me to do this in? Do you want to do, like, baseball, then football? Do you have the products you want to do first? You know it, man. Absolutely. Baseball. All right, so we'll do Top's Chrome. Do you want to do XR, and then we'll finish with, what's it called? With Absolute. That's probably the move for the order, I would say. All right, perfect. You got it. Let me just grab some. All right, so Sean's not here. So what I'm going to do, Joey, is I'll be sleeving all the numbered stuff and all of the hits. The base and the refractors and stuff that is going to get sleeved as well. I will put it in a pile. I'll denote that it has to get sleeved. Yeah, sure.  That'll denote what needs to be sleeved and top-loaded and sorting and shipping tomorrow. Like I said, you'll see me sleeving stuff on screen, and if there's something big enough, I'll just mag it after the break, too. Good luck here, Joey. Let's do it, buddy. Going on, everyone. Sam here, late in sports cards. Doing a four-box mixer for Joey L. We've got two, 22 Top's Chrome Black Baseball, one, 22 Panini XR Football, and one, 22 Panini Absolute Football. So good luck here, Joey. Let's do it, buddy. Top's Chrome Black Baseball first. Again, let me just double-check that's the right one, right? 22. 22, perfect. Another rookie, we'll take that. Not numbered. And nice. Orange rookie, Ryan Valade, numbered 18 out of 20. Take that for sure. Nice V-Lade. That's what we got here. I like the look of this so far. Rookie gold of Spencer Torkelson. Boom. Six out of 50. Gold Minidiamonds Auto. There we go. Congrats on that, Joey.  Fantastic. Let's go. Big-time Torque. There it is, man. Heck yeah. Gorgeous, gorgeous Torque on that one. We'll take that. There we go, Joey. Congrats, buddy. Joey is on fire so far. Box number two, 22 Top's Chrome Black. Dylan Carlson Base. Max Scherzer Base. And blue, Hoy Park for the Pirates. Nice one there. That is the 75. Nice one there, Joey. All right, we got Green for the Cardinals. Scott Rowland. Nice one there. 89 of 99. Hopefully, future Hall of Famer this year. He should be. He deserves it. There you go. Congrats on that. Nice one there, Joey. Absolute stud at third base, man. Love that, dude. Love it. Love this guy, Rowland. We'll take that. All right, XR up next. So far, so banger. 79 percent. That gets him in, then. That gets him in, which is good. I hope so. I really hope so. He deserves it, man. DHOP to 249 on the red. Got Andrew Booth Jr. to 75 on the white Sam Howe base. Rookie. Let's leave that for you, too. Base is going to be Kyler and Amari Cooper. This one here, we've got Romeo Dobbs to 199. Congrats on that there, Joey. We'll take that for sure. Nice Dobbs. It's kind of a stud, honestly. Brian Robinson Jr. 41 out of 49. Triple threats on the blue patch for the Commanders. Nice one there. Yeah, they are nice-looking cards, man. I kind of mess with that, for sure. All right, we've got... For the Ravens, Kyle Hamilton, my boy, to 149. I have it up smack. Nice one here. We've got a blue Sauce Gardener to 199. Nice Sauce for the Jets. Take that for sure. 12 out of 199. Gorgeous Sauce. That's going to be defensive Rookie of the Year. Jalen Petray to 249. Starter on that Texans defense. Congrats on that. Got to base and base. Man, nice one here. Another Romeo Dobbs. This time, two out of 75. Rookie Jersey Auto. Also fair, Graham. Also fair. Nice Dobbs. Congrats on that, Joey. There you go, buddy. We'll take the Dobbs for sure. Made a vent here. Some Absolute. Let's go Kaboom hunting, man. Let's go Kaboom or Explosive Hunting. After that twerk. That's awesome, dude. Let's see one, man. Here we got red. A Christian Kirk to 100. That Peggy Kaboom would be big, dude. That would be a big time card. This one there. Base and base. Got A.J. Dillon. Nice one there. 40 out of 99. Tools of the trade. Triple Jersey. Ball Jersey Jersey. Ball Jersey Helmet, I think, actually. This one there. And for the Buccaneers. So 199. Logan Hall on the Auto. Rookie Auto, that is. Absolute. Mini Box number two. Back card, unfortunately, with the clear packs. There's a Patrick Mahomes to 75. Nice one there on the Stargazing. Can never really go wrong with Mahomes, to be fair. Nice one there. Base. There's Drake Jackson to 275. Defensive end for the Niners. And Traylon Birx, 28 out of 75. Rookie Premier, five-way Jersey Auto. Congrats on that. Tray Bob for the Titans. Probably the number one receiver there next year. I'd have to imagine. Once he's back and fully healthy. First rounder, Arkansas legend. Nick Bolton, nice one there for the Chiefs to 75. He's a stud. He's so good. Congrats on that. We've got a Patrick Sartan and J.K. Dobbins. This one here. We've got a Jaylen Hertz to 199. Jersey Ball. Tools of the trade. Congrats on the nice Jaylen. And we got Legends Auto. How about a Mason Crosby to 199? That's sweet, dude. Love the kicker love coming out of this. There you go, Joey. Congrats, buddy. That'll do it for your break there, Joey. Congrats again on all the hits, man. We'll get them right out to you, my friend. Thanks, man. Yeah, that was a fun break. That was a really fun break. It torque was nasty. Torque was nasty. Torque was absolutely insane. Secure. Got to go grab UC's boxes as well. Let me one sec here, guys. Yeah, yeah. I got three in one and one in the other. I'll just do them together, obviously. Yeah, four total. Yes, sir. All right, guys. Give me one sec. Let me run and grab the boxes here for... All right, one sec, guys. I'll be right back. Joel, grab your two. Yeah, I'll grab your two. Absolutely. I'm back there as well. You got it. That's each image variation. Orange rookie five of 25. What one are these? Yeah, the variations are sick. So jealous of that. Jackie Robinson, Corbin Burns. There you go. First one of the day. Oh, sick. That's those 2000s Astros jerseys too. Wow, who's got Houston? Congrats, H-town. Here's our factor in a gold wave. F1 racer, rookie, Jo Guanyou. That's really nice. These inserts are really cool. Love the color on that. That's sick. Current Reds. Oh, there's one current. But Red Sox Legends here going back to Regina. Triple Auto. Four out of Fedevers. Wow. Sick. I'm getting Grimes rookie. And not expecting that. Steph Curry. Jersey number. Wow. Holy cow. There's the 30. I saw the Warriors and I was like, oh, Kominga or Moody. That'll be cool. Yeah. Nope. No, sir. Not at all. We'll get that magged up for you. Hang up, of course. Shohei Otani triple patch two of three. Angels. Very nice. Eight RBI 13K.  Cody Bellinger. Boom. And Al West. I saw one there. That nasty patch on that thing. And TikTok. Oh, we got our first box. That is a goal. Wow. That is so sick. Oh my God. Green. Come. Another one. We've got Skymore, one of the chiefs. Congrats, buddy. Rookie excellence, one of one. All right, guys, we have a big card here. We have a big card here. Letter plus auto relic book card. Oh my God. One of one. David Ortiz. Kaboom. Red Sox with a monster booklet hit. Come on, man. Come on.  Jonathan Q. Red Sox. White Whale. David Ortiz. Silver Slugger triple patch auto. Printing plate, one of one. About 10 of 10. Shohei Otani. Boo-hoo-hoo. Massive. Massive hit. All right. Here we go. Jared, let me refresh this really quick. I just got to tag you. I mean, not Jared. You see. You see. Sorry. Still getting used to that. Oh, let's get the sketch, man. Come on, baby. Come on. All right. Let's do it, buddy. Here we go. Good luck. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We are doing a four box 2022 top Star Wars Chrome Galaxy hobby break for Jared H, aka UC over in Twitch chat. So good luck here. Let's do it. I got you. I got you. All right, and I don't know if I can read a teleprompter, to be honest. I still want to trust myself on that one. So you see, since Sean's not here to top load everything, all of your numbered cards, I will sleeve right away. Anything big, I will mag after the break. And then all of your refractors, I will make sure to put into a pile to denote they need to be sleeved and top loaded tomorrow and sorting and shipping. So I'm just not going to do it right now, if that's all right. All right, cool. Yeah. All your refractors will get sleeved and top loaded. All of your numbered stuff will get sleeved up right now, but they all will get sleeved and top loaded. Wow. R2-D2 auto. Heck yeah, dude. That's awesome. Wow. Holy cow, man. To 150. Oh, wow. Dude, that's, I've not seen this yet. Oh, that's fire. We'll get that magged after, dude. That's, that's insane. That's insane right there. Nice R2. Oh, so cool, man. Wow. That's massive. Holy cow, we'll get that magged up for you, like I said, after the break. Fire. There's a, is that Han Solo? I want to say yes, Han Solo Refractor and base. There's a atomic of Hunter to 150. Nice one there. Congrats on that there, UC and base. Oops, there's another card behind it, Vader Base. There's a base card variations refractor. There's a fin refractor and fin base behind it. A. Lusakira on the refractor. Nice one there for you. It is science, scientifically proven, man. Refractor is medical droid, base and base. There's a, we have another auto. I think we got another auto. That's refractor. Oh, yeah. Galerso, 28 out of 50. There we go. Two boxes with two autos for you now. And there was numbered cards in this one too. There we go. We'll take it. Nice Galerso. Mads Nicholson too, nice. We'll take that. Heck yeah, base. Refractor. There's another refractor. That's gonna be Leia Organa. This case is acting relatively strange. Salacious B. Crumb. Refractor. Base. There's a Vader base variation sketch or base card sketch variation. Another medical droid on the refractor. Vader base. Sign Luke's lightsaber in one box. Did that be amazing? Yoda on Dagobah. Nice one there on the refractor. Base and base. There's a sketch variation. Leia Organa in her disguise. Another refractor and base. The shadow of the dark lord refractor. Awesome one there. One of my favorites, man. And that's Omega. Star Wars Rebellion Galaxy gameplay. Greedo refractor. And base. I mean, yes and no. We have a couple people that work here that are huge Star Wars fans. So there are a lot of what I know I've learned from them. But like I've seen the movies and such as well. We got a green coming up here of, ooh, nice. Vintage Star Wars, 19 out of 99. On the green, R2 and C3PO. That's awesome. Cool one there. Great art on that as well. It's an R2-D2 box. All right, congrats, buddy. Echo refractor. Two autos, two numbered. Not too shabby, see if we can get another one. Another numbered card out of this. Poe Dameron refractor. Base and base. Base. There's the vintage card that we got the green of. Wedge and Tillies in battle refractor. Base. Creatures of the Cantina on the refractor. And base. And last pack of box one. There's an R2, sketch variation. Dark Turn for Anakin Skywalker. Great art on that one too. And base. All right, that will do it for box number one. Let me get these over to their respected spots. All right, box number two. Starter ended. It is weird. It is weird for sure. There's Gamorian Guard refractor. Cool one there. Base. I also did love LEGO Star Wars, a video game when I was a kid. I actually just got it from my Xbox again recently. Fun game. That is base card sketch variation. Grand Moff Tarkin, nice one there on the refractor. And base. Base, nice. Luke Skywalker refractor, card number one. Very nice. A Wookiee's Wrath refractor. Base, base. Come on baby, let's see a sketch. Come on baby. There's Gameplay Galaxy. Shadows of the Empire, cool. Enter Darth Vader. So sick. And base. Ooh, Orange. That's gonna be Gameplay Galaxy Star Wars Battlefront. Boom. 13 out of 25. Holy cow. Dude, that's so cool. I love these Gameplay Galaxies. That is fantastic. Congrats on that, you see. There you go, buddy. Heck yeah, man. Awesome Orange, we'll mag that one for you too, buddy. So nasty. So sick. Refractor Qui-Gon and base. Such a great game, Shane. Such a great game. Dude, one of the OGs, so much fun. Nice one there. Got Kylo on the refractor. Base. Tuskens and their Banta on the refractor. Base and base. Their atomic, that's gonna be nice. Bounty hunters to 150.  Is that Boskin, Boba? Very cool. We'll take an atomic on that one as well. That's Boba on the refractor. Gotcha, face melt, honestly. Oops, oops, my bad there. That's Tuskin Raider Base. Enemy of the Empire. Ooh, that's nasty. So awesome, dude. Tuskens and their Banta there. There's Sketch Variation. Sand Trooper atop a Dewback refractor. Base for Palpatine, card number 11, refractor. There's a Qui-Gon Base and Darth Vader. This one, I think, is the Enter Darth Vader. That's one of my favorites. I have a lot of favorites from this set, as you guys can tell, I'm sure. Base, there's Cobb Vanth on the refractor and base. Star Wars, Empire at War, refractor. Lack of faith, so awesome. And base, not refractor right now. I appreciate that, Joey. Dude, I love it, man. It's so much fun. Oh, it's so much fun. Ooh, Redemption, okay, okay. Redemption, base card atomic refractor. A Vintage Vader, P1. Wow! Vintage Vader, holy cow. Dude, that's insane. This is a crazy break so far. Wow, there it is. The atomic as well. Dude, that's awesome. That's so awesome. Congrats, man, congrats, you see. Smack, basically it's like a, how do you guys explain it on the P cards? They're like the Vintage, how do you explain it? Like, what's the best way to explain it for Smack? Yeah, short print card they didn't put in the original set, thank you. Oh, that's awesome, we'll mag that one too, why not, dude? Vintage Vader, P1, let's go. There's base Yoda, shortest print Redemption, there we go. Stormtroopers assess their gear refractor and base. So Calrissian, nice one there on the refractor. Base and base. Tuscan Raider, Princess Leia Organa refractor.  If a sketch hits in this, holy cow. Holy cow, that'd be insane. All right, let me get these over to their rightful places. And on to box number three. Come on baby, one time we need a sketch, one time. Galaxy Within Grasp refractor. That's my favorite, right there. This card right here, the Galaxy Within Grasp. That one is so awesome. The art on that is just fantastic, man. So sick. Base and base, card number 57, classic. Base and base. Yeah, that one's super popular, yep, I love that one, dude. Oh, Atomic, oh, that's nasty. That is Lord Vader, ready to ship to 150. Really cool, love the Atomics in this, man. So cool looking. Base and base, Greedo, this is Vintage, Vintage Star Wars. Crosshair refractor, base. That battles the Sarlacc. Auto is Aura Singh. That's Jamie King as Aura Singh. Refractor, I don't believe that's numbered, yep, not numbered. Grats on that. And base, R2 refractor. Bob Dresden, good morning. Yeah, right, honestly. Refractor, Boba. Solo investigates refractor. Base, not numbered, right, yeah, Harrison Dula. Nice, Chewbacca refractor, card number five. There's a, is that Leia, I'm assuming, yep, concept art. There's X-wing Starfighter, refractor, base. Honeyhunters refractor, base, base. A refractor, variation, Emperor's Power refractor. That's cool too, that's a nice one as well. And base, there's Star Wars Bounty Hunter. Nice one there. Dark Lord in New Hope, base. Galaxy Greatest Scoundrels, refractor. Refractor there as well. Lord Vader, ready to ship, Darth Vader. There's Mace Windu's Barrage. So cool, love the purple lightsaber man. And base, Darth Vader versus Obi-Wan Kenobi. Another classic one right there. Two packs to go. Jedi Knight, Gameplay Galaxy. He walks under attack refractor and base. Nice one there. Luke Skywalker in action. Have a go on, Bloomy. Hangover breakfast, gotta shoot to work. The last box here. Good luck, UC. Let's see it, man. Come on baby, see a sketch. See an Angel of Bela's sketch. Troll in the canteen, potentially, because it looks like you have an auto here. Refractor, that's gonna be a clap to auto. Non-number. That definitely can be a potential. Cause that happened once. We did a case break refractor. Smuggler Han Solo, refractor. We did a case break of this, like random letter style. And I didn't pull a sketch in the case, but I pulled another one of the P cards. So it makes sense that that would happen. Refractor, Greedo, base. Wedge Antilles, refractor. And base. Star Wars, Lucasfilm games. X-Wing's in formation refractor. And Yoda base. Another auto, dude. It's gonna be Omega. An auto of Lux Bon Terry. Very nice one there. Yeah, I'm just gonna grab some more sleeves really quick. It's also a medical droid behind that. Yeah, that's true. And another one is artist dependent too. Very artist dependent on the sketch. Yeah, Vader's a solid one for sure. Like you guys would say that Avilis is probably the best, like the top chased artist, right? In this entire, in like in this product, there's another one right there. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Boga base. Yeah, that's what. Three of the eight boxes had two autos in them. That's kinda wild actually. Oops, base. Don't mean to intrude refractor. Part two base. Yeah, he did some really good work in Museum this year too. I pulled his Ichiro sketch, it's insane. There's base. Darth Vader refractor. Nice one there. Card number two. Base. Skywalker on Endor. Refractor. Base and base. Nice one there. It's based on sketch variation. Well, it's nice. Ben Kenobi refractor. Base. Oh, green. Nice. We've got of, wow, Star Wars. Lucasfilm Games, that the original? Yeah, 46 of 99. Star Wars Galaxy. That's awesome. Congrats on that, you see. Dude, this is awesome, man. Ice cream. So sick. Oh, Dresden, we're in Orlando. We're in Orlando, late in sports cards, look us up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're in Orlando. We're like 30 minutes outside of Orlando, basically. Boush disguise. I appreciate that, Wahoos. There's the Empire Strikes Back. Nice one there. Yoda and Luke, Dagobah. Base. Purple of, ooh, is that Qui-Gon? Qui-Gon Jinn, 22 of 25. Wow, another numbered Qui-Gon. That is so sick. Such great art on that one, man. Congrats on that, another solid one. Had an orange and a purple out of these four boxes. Yeah, kind of a color match. So cool, dude, so cool. Base and base. There's a vintage, yes, vintage V6. Luke Skywalker assembles his lightsaber. Another really clean card right here. And base. Anakin Skywalker, Refractor. Base, last pack for you here. Good luck, UC. We've got Yoda, Yoda Costanza, as you guys call him. Weekway, 294. And base. Got to go for your break there, UC. Thanks again, man. A lot of fun ripping those. Really do enjoy it. We'll get those right out to you, man. Yeah, pretty solid overall, I would say. Definitely, definitely. All hit pretty well. Let me go in, I'm gonna mag those three cards before you're really quick, too. I appreciate you, man. I'm glad you guys are making that trend. That's awesome. Still here, just out of the frame. All right, so just so you see here again, UC, we've got the R2 magged, the Battlefronts 25 mags, and then the Vader P1 mag as well. What was I gonna say? These are penny sleeve mags as well. So it's not like chrome on top of mag. There is, you can't really see it, but there's a penny sleeve in there. So you should be good to go there. Perfect. Let me go back to here. Man, I gotta get those last two uploaded, and then we've got Joey, and then that'll probably do it for the night. As long as you guys are cool with that. The four box mixer. Oh yeah, you know it. Haha, I appreciate that. Appreciate that, guys, yeah. Gonna get these last few videos uploaded, hold on. Yeah, you know what? Full service is right, man. Absolutely. I mean, it's one of those things, too. It's like, if you cut corners, nobody wins. We lose because we look bad, and then the customers lose because the cards might get compromised or something. So it's better to just take the couple extra minutes and just go the extra mile and make sure everything's safe. You know what I mean? Got uploaded. Yes, sir, you know it. I am not, I'm off tomorrow, but I will be working Friday morning. I'll do the daytime group breaks, and then Saturday night as well. So I'll be on tomorrow or I'm off tomorrow. Forrest is working. He's one of the other group breakers that works here. Awesome dude as well. You guys are really gonna like him, too, for sure. And then I'll be on again Friday morning. Forrest Friday night, and then me Saturday night. This one uploaded, too. Yeah, Forrest at night tomorrow. Yep, Forrest will be at night tomorrow. I think we just have nighttime breaks tomorrow. What's I gonna do, 2020? Yeah, I'll see if we're getting any more in. We had a lot, we did have a lot of it, but it was like, you know, it's a cheaper rip, like a more inexpensive rip. So like a lot, we have a good amount of WWE fans, and like people would order like three or four at one time, you know what I mean? So yeah, we had a decent amount of, decent amount of those went pretty quickly. Like I said, I did a personal shift. I think I went through like at least a case and a half in one personal shift, which is insane. But usually when like a new WWE product comes out, keep an eye on the personals tab because you could pre-order stop too. So we should get iMac. I don't know how much of it we're gonna get, but we should have some of it for sure. Alrighty, Star Wars to be shipped. Would you grab the next boxes from the back? I think we used to be the ones to grab the ship it boxes, but now it's like one of the manager's duties to grab the ship it. So it'll just be someone tomorrow to grab them most likely. They'll come out of it if we have an open case. They're coming out of the same case. So it'll just be the rest of that case basically. Awesome, sounds good. Awesome, glad you see man. That's awesome dude. And if you were ever to order like, if you wanted to order a case, just order like what is it? 12 boxes in Star Wars, just order 12 boxes and then you can, we'll ship you a sealed case. Like that goes for any single product. Like if we have enough, like if we have enough in stock where it'll equal a case, if you just order the same amount of boxes in a case, yeah, you'll get a sealed case. So exactly. Same thing if you order for like a rip it, rip it live and you order 12 boxes, we'll open a sealed case for you. What's today, one? Yeah, Wednesday. Are you ready Joey? Let's do it man. Good luck here buddy. Let me tag you off. Oh yeah, we got a nightbot here. Oh yeah, night, well now we might have stream labs for this one. I think we have stream labs on Twitch and then we have nightbot on YouTube. All right, good luck here Joey. What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards, ripping two boxes of 22 Panini absolute football for Joey out. So good luck here Joey. See what we got for you man. Start with this one. Ooh, gold explosive. There it is. Gold explosive to 10. Let's go Joey. Let's go buddy. Buy storm to 100 is Christian Watson. All right, I'm gonna save that for the end. I'm gonna save that for the end. All right, we got Alec Pierce to 99 on the Jumbo rookie at Jersey Auto. So sick. Oh, this is, hopefully this is something big man. Let's take that off the back. That's gonna be Kyle Phillips to 275. Drake London explosive. Seven of 10, let's go. That's so sick. Congrats on that Joey. There we go, buddy.  We'll take that for sure. We'll, we'll mag that one a hundred percent, a hundred percent. There we go Joey. Congrats man. Adding that to your torque now from the break before. Yeah, this is essentially the other case hit from a Kaboom. So there's a Kaboom and then there's this one. There's the explosive. The explosives will always be to 10. They'll always be gold. And then like the Kabooms you have the base, the gold and the green one of ones. So yeah, this is the other case hit essentially. So really cool, man. Really cool. Gorgeous looking card too. Oh, that's awesome. All right, like I said, we'll mag that. I'm gonna get that out of the way. It's just sitting over there now. Mojo break, man. This one's got, oh, this one's getting magged for sure. Hundred percent this one's getting magged. No questions, man. Let's go. What a box. Wow, seven of 10. Holy cow, man. Base and base. We've got a six of 25. That's DJ Moore. On the heroes, I guess that again, the 25. Oh, that's so nasty. And Matthew Slater, 34 out of 50 spectrum signatures for the Patriots. All right, see what's in this last one, man.  I have seen cases with multiple case hits as well. Like we've had one with like three kabooms before. So there's obviously a chance that there's still stuff in here, which is good. Oh, nice color match, Javante to 75. Yeah, absolutely, right? Wahoos, honestly, man. Nice orange Javante color match. Cool looking one there. 28 out of 75. Base and base. We've got, nice. Alec Pierce, war room, 21 out of 49. For the Colts, war room materials. And Trent McDuffie, blue, 31 out of 35. Never heard of her. Yeah, some backup. Nice one there, congrats on McDuffie. Some bum six rounder from Michigan. Yeah, just base. Yeah, nothing great, man. Interesting. Missing like the back card on that. Javante, Devon McCordy. It's great, dual chitch. Ha ha ha ha, ha ha ha, it's one there. Got John Mechie, jumbo rookie jersey auto, 23 out of 99. Got Mechie's solid. Once he's back and healthy, I mean, thank God he's okay. He'll be solid for sure. Orange, Roger McCreary, again to 75. Tealaw and Robbie Anderson. That's one here. Sydney Lamb, Burners, 29 out of 49. For the Cowboys, Danny Gray. That is 40 out of 100. Nice one there for the Niners. For the Niners, Danny Gray. Very, that's very true, very true. Awesome, yeah, I don't blame you. I don't blame you on that one. 100% smart move on that UC. There's Louis C Knight, 50 base and base. Got tools of the trade, David and Joku. Nice one there, that is 47 out of 49. That's on that, it's kind of a color match as well. Ball, jersey, I think helmet, helmet or glove. I can't really tell. And then last one, we've got a Harry Carson and Pepper Johnson, 22 out of 75. Nice one there for the Giants. That'll do it for your break there, Joey. Congrats man, some monsters in there for sure. Get those mag for you and thanks again. Appreciate it, buddy. Got it, have a go on, thank you guys. Absolutely, glad you guys will be back. Glad you guys had fun for sure. Gonna one touch those two and they'll be as well. Yeah, of course, no problem guys. Absolutely, my pleasure, my pleasure. There's a lot of fun, man, I enjoyed it. Glad you guys enjoyed it too. Sam Voodoo, I wish man, I wish. Have a go on Shane, thank you as well. Too, we just become best friends. Yeah, Joey, there you go, buddy. Both one touched and well protected with your latent stickers as well. Congrats man, so much fun. All right, thank you guys again. Got forests tomorrow, starting at four I'm assuming. We got Kenzie in the morning and then you've got forests at five, forest at five. So here's you guys' break schedule. Check that out. Thank you again, do appreciate it and thank you guys again with the sticker on it. Thank you guys again. Have a go on smack, thank you as well. Yeah, had a really good time. Glad you guys enjoyed it. Was definitely a lot of fun. Later, Barry, later, worm. See you on Friday everybody and have a great rest of your night.


I think environmental law has changed quite a lot over the last 40 years. When it first began around 1970 it was very much what we call command and control, command being you the polluter must not do something, the control being if you do it will punish you. And that worked relatively well with what I'd call first generation environmental problems. There were point source polluters meaning large polluters, easily identifiable, it was easy to see whether they'd committed a breach of the law or not and one could threaten to withdraw their license. So as the years have gone by I think we've seen much more sophistication in the sort of approaches that regulators and policymakers have used. Policymakers have also become more sophisticated in harnessing third parties to be part of the regulatory effort. So sometimes they'll try and get industry to regulate itself with a backdrop, an underpinning of government regulation that's necessary to make self-regulation work. So that's better called co-regulation. But they've also empowered third parties such as non-governmental organizations. So my best example would be the toxic release inventory in the United States. Simply required industry to estimate and disclose their level of emissions of hazardous substances. That one on the regulator's database, the NGOs interrogated the database. It would then appear as a league table on the front page of the Wall Street Journal. And that stigmatized polluters, the worst polluters, didn't look good, their share price dropped at least in the short term. And so it was quite an imaginative use of regulation. In Australia we have a very large land mass, multiple problems of natural resource management, complex, very difficult to deal with centrally from Canberra. And the level at which to approach those problems is not necessarily the political boundaries. Really we should think about the ecological boundaries, watersheds for example. And that's actually what governments did. They developed an approach to natural resource management where they divided Australia into 56 really effectively eco-regions. And they said to each of those regions, you develop, with all the stakeholders involved, including indigenous groups, environmental groups, local communities, state governments, you develop your own regional environmental plans and you develop a budget for it. We the federal regulators will oversight all of that to make sure we're comfortable that it's a credible and responsible strategy. And if we're convinced it is, we will hand you the money, which is the inducement to join. But really it was therefore devolving a lot of decision making to the regions who knew a lot more about the complexity of those problems and the solutions that were most likely to work. We're facing very serious problems, environmental problems at a number of levels. We really need strategies. We never know quite the best answer and we have to move by trial and error. But we have to think of solutions that are likely to build in resilience and law and regulation and governance can be part of doing that.


Hi, I'm Lieutenant Gentry Varanian Wade. I work in pediatrics as a nurse here on the USNS Mercy. My most memorable moment on the Mercy is taking care of a young woman who was brought down to pediatrics because she was self-conscious of the scar.  She had had an extensive amount of plastic surgery and dermatology interventions. A lot of her care was just caring for the wounds and making and dressing the wounds. The thing that was most touching is that she had a brother who obviously cared for her a lot taking care of her and he was very You know it was one of the most touching things about it is when he left he wrote a letter in Vietnamese and had one of the translators write it out thanking the nurses and the staff for everybody for all their care that they had done and One of the cutest things is that he wrote even the nurses stayed up all night to make sure that we were okay


Y254 Imagine Y254 nacahili vidili. Beligia nii kwa narizuwa, bengali hisha hilti hula umii nii kwa na kwa rumili hila k�ivisa hili kwa hongi hiki Umii nii kwa kwa nani kwa wakw위m Musika Na mazi community kwa wakwahi kwa nani kwa huli Niki Gida Kutaku, Patressya Mazi educati kwa nani nekwa kwa hibisa hili hiki umii Some of the policies that are there, one of the things that they look at is making education relevant to the job market because when you look at our system a few years ago, you realize that it has just been about the competition, it has been about the grades. ...but by looking at the new curriculum things are changing and it is about making education relevant to the opportunities that are there in the job market. So it's really making it inclusive and something that would make the learner relevant when they get out of school. Okay. Angela, do you share the same sentiments or do you have different on what it means to transform education? Ya, I share his sentiment because you find that the current education system we have is producing people who are not familiar with what is out there. That is why he's saying that the education we have is irrelevant because it's not preparing the person, the youth to the real world.  Ya, so I think the education system needs to really look at things a bit differently and a bit deeper, looking at what is really the reality out there.  So when we talk about transforming, what really should we transform? Because I think not everything that needs to be transformed but probably there's at one or two things that if they are transformed then it's going to make it easier for young people to get jobs. It's going to make easier for young people when they get out to the job market to secure those spaces for themselves. I'm sure here when we talk about preparing the young people for the job and what needs to be transformed, I think the system should be prepared such that it makes the young people flexible. Because if we talk about, for example, when we were young, all of us used to say I want to be a karma pilot, how many pilots do we need in Kenya? How many airplanes do we have? I think the education system should be prepared in such a way that it makes someone flexible enough that should I be put in this place, I'm able to learn. Because the whole essence is learning how to be fit for a particular job. So I should be flexible, the education system should be prepared me as a learner in a way that should I be placed here, I'm able to learn what is expected of that given job and I'm able to perform. Really skill based is something that would make me, I'm not stuck that if I went to school and learn to be an engineer that I can now not work in a different place. So I think it should be in a way that makes the learner ready for the market and flexible enough that they're able to work in any given area without so much struggles. As opposed to you're just like caged in that particular career that you studied for. What do you think are the things that are supposed to be transformed in our education system? I think we need to educate our young people that everybody is a natural resource because we were all created with a gift. And it's not just the teacher's responsibility, it's a responsibility for the society, it's a responsibility for the parents. People need to nurture young people when they are young, children from the young age, first identifying their gifts. Identify what this child is good at and if we nurture that this person is going to come out with that gift. Because you can only do very well in your gift. We have so many doctors who are in real estate. Where are they going to real estate? Because they have discovered that later in life that they have a gift in real estate and not just in their treatment industry. So I believe that if they started earlier now on the real estate they would even do much better. So it's good to we nurture our young people depending on what gift we identify them with when they are very young. So we start by identifying who our young people are, what they are good at, if it is singing, let us nurture that. And I think that the current education system that has come up is going to even do much better than the 844 system that we have. That has produced zombies that we all follow one direction. So based on what the UN seek to achieve during the youth week, we see that the ministry of youth was trying to highlight efforts that have been made by the state and non-state actors and the youth themselves in transforming education to be more accessible, inclusive and relevant. What as a ministry do you think it has done enough? Let us first start there. The ministry is a government. Do you think the government has done enough as far as providing these spaces for the young people? Looking at the current situation, it's a good thing that they are introducing a system that will focus more on the abilities of the child, focus more on the talents, focus more on what I like as a learner. However, what I'm wondering and listening to a few teachers is have they been prepared in advance because someone has been teaching for the last 20 years the old curriculum. They've been teaching the usual way of good grades are what we are looking for. They suddenly have come and told them it is time you now start teaching these kids to focus on their talents, focus on what they love. Like the other day just last week I was in Machakos and I found kids sweeping on the road in a market place. I was wondering, they were wearing some gunias and I was wondering what is really happening and people are around recording videos and all that. Then I asked one of the persons what is happening here, why are kids doing this.  As much as I'm supposed to be home it's a holiday, this is a project. It is new to everyone but we have to do it. So my response to your question whether the government has done enough is it's a good thing what they've done but I think listening to those people, the stakeholders, especially the teachers, I think they need more training in implementing the new curriculum. So far they are trying. We are not yet there but we are somewhere. Angela we are talking about transforming education, we are talking about having a curriculum that is going to help young people not only be good in books but also push them to pursue their passions. Do we have the right personnel to really mentor these kids or to take these young people through the new curriculum because the other day there was an issue where some schools don't have even the new books that are there for the new curriculum. So are we really ready as a country to make sure that these kids are going through the right system and that we are putting and teaching them the right things that are needed for them in the future. I think the government is trying in providing the right education even for the teachers that are existent. Just as latest yesterday I met a teacher from my son's school and she told me that she is going through a training. They are on holiday but she is going through a training right now so that they can be coaching other teachers. She will be a coach to other teachers. So I think there is that initiative that is going on to train other teachers, the personnel is there. But apart from just the teachers we also need more of this because we also have a product that is already there and it is stuck. What about those children and the youth who have already gone through that old system and they are stuck? We need something to bring them out so who is going to bring these people out? We need systems, we need mentors and motivational speakers and trainers in the schools who will be now training or even in other organizations who will be training these people. We also need these organizations that are already existent. They need to embrace the fact that these people are raw. They need to be trained so that they can also come out well. I believe it should be a CSR responsibility for every organization to give value to the people. It's good that organizations also start embracing this role that we have for the youth because we have so many people who are sleeping because they don't know where to go after their degrees. Angela has talked about training. Organizations need to be patient and train the raw people. But it is a challenge when you go to someone who is making money and bringing money to their business because they have to pay rent, they have to pay the employees and tell them to be patient and train a young person who has been through school. So are we saying that the school, the institutions that we have are not equipping the young people well that they don't need to go through another training by the time they get into a job or by the time they get into the job market. Well, then people we have today, some of us, where we went through I wouldn't say we were really market ready and the fault is not even with our trainers. It is the culture we have had. When you look at the system, it used to be a worldwide nowhere. So even some of us would relax knowing that I have an uncle somewhere who when I am done with school, I will get a job in their company. So I wouldn't say it is the trainers that have a problem. I think probably it is the attitude that has been, it is a culture we have adopted and nowadays when you look at this generation, we are the microwave generation where everything is purple at a click of a button. But when you look at our parents back in the days, they used to work for these positions they used to struggle to get where they are. So I think it is an attitude that we have adopted which has made even when we have a teacher teaching us we are not serious. When you look at the compasses today you find some people even pay others to do, to sit for the exams and these are the same people who expected to come and deliver in the job market. So we are not really serious about our own lives because we are looking at it as it would just happen but that is not the reality of life unfortunately. That's why you see the things that are happening in some places are very tragic. Imagine for example a medical student didn't sit for the exam and I'm here and well I'm going there, the ones who are going to treat me. Probably that day when they missed class it's when they were studying about what needs to be done in a particular situation. So basically it's about, I think even as they are people we need to change our attitude. It is not just about the grades. It is not just about passing and finishing school. The real question is, can you really do it? So we are going to be taking a very short break on why 2-5-4 news but don't go far away, we are going to be right back. Thank you for staying with us on why 2-5-4 news and remember you can talk to us tonight on our social media platforms that is on why 2-5-4 news updates on Twitter and you can also reach me at Patricia Morioki. So far we've talked about what it means to transform education. We've talked about our curriculum. Is it fit, is it a curriculum that really prepares the young people for the job market and before we end this show tonight we seek to understand how can the young people then tap on the opportunities that are there. How do we create jobs as young people because everyone is saying young people don't depend on employment let us all create jobs. We also try to see what really are the funds that have been put up, the ways of fund, the youth fund, what measure, what impact have they created. And to take us back on where we left off I would like us to talk about according to stats we have 5.6 million working age Kenyans who are economically unstable and we have the largest unemployment rate between the age 20 and age 24. So my question is most people are telling the young people create jobs for yourselves, don't wait to be employed. And the same people who are telling the young people this information and the same people who told them go to school because education is a key to success. Education is the only path to give you a good future. So is it that we are pushing young people to go through school, to go through a system that probably we also don't believe in and then when they are out here we are pushing them to exactly go against what it is that we push them to go for the first place. Angela. I believe that apart from education there is so much learning that everybody needs to embrace and we have to be out there to learn. We have to know that there is so much in life than just books, than what our teachers have given us. And even in school we are told that the teacher gives you 25% and the rest is yours. So the same way we have to encourage our youth to go out there and learn new things. There are so many forums that are offered for free but when you even call for these events nobody comes. Why? They are disinterested. They want things to happen very fast. They need to understand that things don't just come by. You have to work for them. By working for them one thing you need to do is just add value to yourself. Keep adding value, keep learning more. There is a lot to learn out there. There are so many new opportunities and first of all ask yourself what is it that you are good at? If you want to really employ yourself what is it that you are good at? How can you turn this that you are good at into money? Because so many people need so many things and we always come up across new innovations and wonder how did you come up with this? So we need to understand that there is so much opportunity and the human mind is so diverse that we can learn new things. There is so much to be learned. The person who invented aeroplanes just had a thought. How can I fly like the birds? We need to embrace our thoughts because whatever you might be thinking and you think that is lame could be your breakthrough. We need to educate our youths and encourage them to understand that they need to diversify their thinking and also diversify their study because what is in the books is not what is going to bring to our food on your table. Last year's theme was creating safe spaces for the young people and this year's theme was transforming education. Would you say that between last year between 2018 and August and this year that we've really created the spaces that we've really done something that has been impactful among the young people instead of having that every year we have a new theme, address a new problem and forget about the problem that was there last year. These themes are good. Like last year all of us were out there hashtag safe spaces for the youth. Yeah, for the youth. But when you look at the reality on the ground when it's that youth week a lot of things happen the whole focus we even have events happening in different places of the country but after that it appears it's like it's just something for the show. When it's done we have those policy documents when we have those meetings at the UN during these meetings they hold us forums but I think we just need to go beyond the show we need to go beyond developing a document and we go to the next level of implementing what we've discussed because many a times when we sit down as young people with our leaders and we say what we think would help us these are the things that will transform, will help the youth become instrumental in bringing transformation in our nation but a month down the line two months later everything is forgotten and you're wondering I remember the places we've gone and even made those declarations and you're even asked to sign but thereafter when we try to follow up when we try to call these people nothing they have nothing to show for it but I must appreciate their people out there who are also doing a good job in the government but very few they have the powers they have the platform to do that they are trying but what percentage it's very small so if everyone who has been mandated with the responsibility of implementing these policies would do their job then I think it would be relevant and very important to have these themes every other year but if you're just spending a lot of money in these conferences spending a lot of money in this seminar all the time and nothing happens it doesn't go beyond a document then we'd rather not have any talking about that is actually they have a new youth policy but now for you Angela how now do the young people take advantage of the opportunities that are there they first have to be on the lookout for what is coming up because there are so many things that are happening and they are not even aware that they are happening very few people will show up for such things so they need to be on the lookout they need to be out there in search for all these things that are happening whatever government is offering when private organizations I personally had an event for a talk with some other speakers and very few people showed up in fact youths I think they were just to count and not even about my private organization we have our churches we call for events and very few people will show up actually the old people will even come to learn to see to try and see if they can fit in or if they can even help the young people because you find that in our homes we have older people who are trying to nurture youth and they are wondering what to do with them so they come to learn for them instead of now the youth themselves having the initiative to get out there you cannot wait for the government you have to do it for yourself so now as you wind up how can the government now support innovations and entrepreneurship first and foremost these opportunities we are told have been set aside for the youth let us see them I don't see the sense in going in a government office and with all due respect to our fathers and mothers and you find a 60-year-old person is on serving you you find at the reception it's an elderly lady it's okay they can do the job but if you keep if you've been doing this for the last 30 years wouldn't you allow that chance for your son and your daughter I think the government also needs to look at when they talk about these opportunities what avenues are there to ensure that these opportunities really benefit the right people because employment when you look at most of the young people they live school hopeless because they know these opportunities are not there they know we've been promised you talked about you mentioned the youth fund this the youth fund this the youth fund but what what procedure is required for one to get and even if I applied would I get it so it's really about the government ensuring that the system is so efficient and that they are able to deliver the promise and even for us the young people I also think we also need to stop being too busy on social media and then that's the other thing that's where we are losing it we have these gadgets they are very good but what are you doing with it if I 90% of the time I have it I'll be on Facebook checking what's up status and all that I think we need to change our culture as well if at all these opportunities we are to get them because an opportunity requires a prepared mind I'll catch you because time is not on our side and just give Angela 30 seconds to just a last comment that should give to young people watching you tonight for them to be better and to face the challenge in a different way let them embrace personal development it is very key because when you develop yourself personal development will help you come out as that person who will stand out not when everyone is standing you're standing with them stand out and when everyone stands out you'll be outstanding so we have to keep developing ourselves I encourage youth they embrace that personal development is a key thing thank you very much for finding the time to come and speak about this tonight I hope that every young person was listening to us as land something I hope that every person was seated in a position to make changes that are going to impact on the young people is also going to create a big change that is all we hand for you tonight on Y25 for news my name is Patricia Murioki do have yourselves a very good night


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Peace is flowing throughout your whole body. 5. A tingly feeling of relaxation spreading throughout your whole body. Feeling pleasant and relaxed. 4. Further relaxed and peaceful now. 3. Free of tension. 2. Almost completely relaxed now. 1. You are now deeply, deeply relaxed. You're feeling very deeply relaxed and comfortable. Allow this feeling of relaxation to grow. Becoming even more relaxed, calm and peaceful. Keep with you the feeling of relaxation as you follow your breath's natural rhythm. Bathe in love and light as you reaffirm your true identity. Allow these affirmations to gently wash over you. And repeat each affirmation after me, either aloud or in your mind. Let's begin. I am centered and calm and balanced. I am approved of by the universe. I trust my spirit and intuition. All is well. I am one with spirit. It is safe for me to know and to grow. I am responsible only for myself. And I rejoice in who I am. I can handle all that I create. 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I am grounded in my own power. I am secure. I accept myself as pure and sacred. I deserve to enjoy life. I ask for what I want and I accept joy with pleasure. I release all anger and stubbornness. I reclaim my power. I bring my life into balance by loving myself. I live in today and I love who I am. I am enough. I am enough. I am enough. Enjoy this feeling for a moment. Let's take some deep breaths now to return to a state of deep relaxation. Take a deep breath in and hold it and exhale. Breathe in and breathe out. Breathe in and breathe out. Continue to breathe deeply, noticing how you relax a little bit more each time you exhale. Breathe in and relax. Breathing out. Breathe in and breathe out. Keep breathing slowly and calmly. You can relax like this at any time that you need to. And whenever you want to calm down, you can breathe deeply and relax like you are relaxing now. Now that you have completed this guided meditation, take a few moments to reawaken your mind and your body, gradually becoming more alert. I'll count to five. And when I reach five, you'll be fully awake and feeling calm and energized and in your power for the rest of the day. One, becoming more awake and alert. Two, feeling your mind and body reawaken. Three, move your muscles a little and give your fingers and toes a wiggle. Four, almost completely awake now. Five, feeling full of energy and refreshed for a wonderful and impactful day ahead. Now open your eyes and let's have a big stretch.  Have a wonderful day.


What's the word y'all? I'm Bleach Report and Zach Buckley put together an article one trade target for every NBA team. And you know, we ain't really talked trade so far this season, so let's do that right now. Leave a like and subscribe. Let me know if you want your favorite team to target these people. I don't really like a target article. I like one where we put together the trade. You feel me? Like I can see that they saying that either Kevin or Rat needs to be targeted by Washington or Bradley Beal needs to be targeted by the Nets. I would assume it's the first one. So show me the package, show me Paul. Show me the trade to get Kevin to Washington. Also the NBA needs to figure some stuff out. Yesterday we had like 13 games and then today we got one, one. And it's not even like a good one. How about we divvy those up a little bit? Give me a, give me seven to seven. Give me seven to seven and I can really keep up. There's a lot of basketball I missed yesterday and that's why we ain't gotta recap but I'm recapping right now. Anyway, let's get it. The Atlanta Hawks should target J Crowder. Yeah, this makes a lot of sense. Just because John Collins needs to be moved to his next spot and J Crowder I think would help that team hit their next step. Obviously J Crowder is not an all stock Hollywood talent. He's just a really good starter who hasn't played basketball in a long time. So we'll see if he is still a really good starter but I would trade for J Crowder if I'm the Atlanta Hawks. The Boston Celtics, Bismag, Bianbo, I'm guessing. Yeah, they're talking about the depth in the front court. This is kind of a wash to me. The Boston Celtics was playing such good basketball. I don't even care. I'd rather wait to see who ends up on the buyout market if I'm the Celtics than trade away something to get Bismag, Bianbo. And maybe that's what they're saying. Is Bizzy gonna get bought out? I don't think so just because when DeAndre Aiden was gone Bizzy was playing good basketball. So I'm team leave the Boston Celtics alone. They shouldn't be thinking about no adjustments, no movements, no nothing.  Next we got the Brooklyn Nets who should be targeting Mo Bamba. Interior defense is really tough. Nicholas Klaxon's a good player, but he lacks in that aspect. And they're saying Mo Bamba can help. And Mo Bamba kind of just existing over there in Orlando. Like he'll start if they have some injuries or whatever, but like he kind of just there. And I was surprised he even resigned to Orlando just because they have so many different people that could be competing for his spot. And if he gets traded to Brooklyn, hey, this is not a lot, it's what? Nicholas Klaxon and DeRon Sharp over there, you'll be all right. So I would assume that his trade values at an all time low. He will be a player that if I'm a rebuilding team or like a French team looking for front court depth, that's the guy I'm calling. I don't even know if he's gonna be good for you. I just, I don't know. For his career he's averaged 2.7 blocks per game and 11 rebounds per 36 and shoots 35% from three. Yep, never mind. I would try to call up Mo Bamba. And if I'm a Mo Bamba's agent, I'm like, yeah, we might've tripped out by resigning up or resigning here. So let's try to figure out a way to get back on track. Cause right now they got bowl, they got Palo, they got Franz, they got Wendell. These are all seven foot guys, basically, basically. You know what I'm saying? These are wings and people that can play a five position if you need them, you understand what I'm saying. Next, James Wiseman's value gotta be an all time low. I saw something on Twitter that said that even in the G league, James Wiseman has a negative on off differential or negative point differential, something like that, which is obviously not very good for a former top three pick. So his value is also an all time low, which puts it at a very weird spot if I am the Golden State Warriors. You never want to trade a player away when their value is at its lowest, but like, what options do we have? You know what I'm saying?  When we have put him on the court, the team has looked awful and he just doesn't fit what we want to do as the Golden State Warriors. We don't want to keep giving this man up G league minutes, right? And we don't want to bring him up just for him to sit on the bench so people question why he not playing. It's a tough spot for James Wiseman, but if I'm the Charlotte Hornets, hell yeah. I'll buy you an old James Wiseman. I don't care that he ain't never had a positive point differential in the G. If his value is an all time low, but he's still a former top three pick, give me two top three picks from that draft class in Charlotte, man. He is a guy, if I'm a rebuilding team, I'm definitely calling about what does this trade look like? I think James Wiseman is making like $9 million a year. Is it PJ Washington? If I'm gonna go to State Warriors, I'm like, yeah, PJ Washington's a good player, but do I want to trade away my former number two overall pick like two years after Zimbian career started for PJ Washington, who I also got a, I got a signed PJ Washington in a couple of months basically. I don't know, man, but I would target them if I'm the Charlotte Hornets for sure. The Bulls, Jakob Pernel, I mean, that's if the Bulls are deciding to continue to keep this core. Jakob's a really good player. He's better than Wusovic at this point in time. So sure, but if we put off a Jakob Pernel trade that gave up other future assets, I'd be kind of upset if I'm being honest with you. Pending free agent, it's also never good. I like Jakob Pernel a lot, and I wouldn't be excited to watch him in a Bulls uniform, but it has to be perfect. Malik Beasley, ooh, okay. Malik Beasley kept for the Cavaliers, adds another element to that bench. Obviously Karris the Verge is very hit and miss. He was hit yesterday, which is dope. The second unit is 25th in offensive efficiency. They could use some more juice. I can see that. Bogi to the Mavericks. Sure, why not? Give Lucas some type of help that can also do a little playmaking ball handling. We haven't seen Bogi play yet. So I'm very curious to what he's gonna look like once he finally hits the court. I just don't know if I am the Atlanta Hawks. What do I want from the Mavericks to make a trade potentially? I'm sorry, some of these we gonna go through fast. Because I realized I was on number four and I was five minutes into the video. So some of these we gonna go through faster than others. Matisse Stiball for the Denver Nuggets. Like, this is kind of a nothing trade to me. I know that their defense is one of the worst in basketball right now. And Matisse plays defense. Hey, if anybody's gonna get Matisse to score 10 points per, it's gonna be Yolkic. Get Matisse cutting all over the place. Boom, Matisse Stiball look like one of the best two-way wings and ball. I doubt it though. I'm highly doubt it. Detroit Pistons, draft picks, sure. Okay, sure. I mean, that's kind of, if you ask me, it's kind of cop out answer. Mr. Buckley, cause sure, yeah, they shouldn't be looking for more draft capital. And they got these two guys who they could potentially throw into a trade. I don't know if the Sadiq Bay rumors are real or not. I know for sure the Bo-Yan McDonovan's ones are. I know for sure. They signed him to extension and he still can't get traded before the deadline. I will be surprised Bo-Yan McDonovan is still on the Detroit Pistons come February. We'll see. This makes more sense to me than Yolkic going to the Bulls. The Golden State Warriors get him. And in this hypothetical is probably as James Wise because Wise and Lick and I, me and Dallas think Yacob is making like 11 or something around those lines. So that would work. And then the Spurs get a young center to see for expiring contract. Now Yacob is a really good player and there is still a world where they don't even sell Yacob and he resides to the Spurs. But this is a cool timeline. If I'm a Golden State Warriors fan, man, Yacob is a really, really good NBA player. I think he might get overlooked because he plays in San Antonio and they've been on the rebuild for the last season or so. But Yacob is really solid. The Houston Rockets, RJ Hampton. Whoa. No comment. I mean, RJ is still relatively young, obviously. I just don't have an opinion about RJ because I haven't seen him enough. Siddique Bay for the Indiana Pacers would be interesting. But you just said that the Detroit Pizzas should be looking for draft capital. I don't think the Indiana Pacers are giving up a pick to get Siddique Bay, right? No way, right? No way. Siddique Bay's was 23 years old.   Hems, Harissa, Benedict Matron is the wings.  He's just injured right now. I mean, I guess I just don't see how you can make this happen. So the Clippers did say that they were looking for a center that can play when they're going against like a smaller lineup. And Zoo's been really, really, really good for them. But obviously he has his deficiencies and that's one of them, like, when you go against a team that's going small ball, everybody can ballhandle, everybody can pass. It is a little bit rough for them. And they're saying that maybe PJ Washington can be that solution. The Lakers, Bradley Beale. I don't like it. I'm gonna say it right now. If I'm a Lakers fan, I would not like the idea of traitor for Bradley Beale. Beale is a stud. Do not get me wrong, he is a stud. And right now he can't miss two pointers. He is a stud, stud, stud. But it's still, I think I made a video about this, talking about this rumor about a week or so. Maybe two weeks ago at this point where we're back to the point where it's just a big three. I think that the Lakers need more than just another star caliber player. And plus the Beale contract scares me a ton for like, if I'm the other 29 teams in basketball. You know what I'm saying?  You can play make. He can, he get buckets with the best of them. But it's like, I'm guessing this package is the Russell Westbrook in those two picks. And we end up with Bradley Beale who will be here at least five more seasons and five years from now we talk in 20, 28. So like he'll still be here for one of those picks conveys and maybe we still a good NBA team because I just, I just don't love it. That's all. I just don't love it if I'm the Lakers. I don't know what the Lakers trade looks like that make me be like, yeah, that's the one. But I don't know if Bradley Beale is that. Miles Turner for the Grizzlies will be perfect. I think Miles Turner for the Pelicans. If the Pelicans don't have Miles Turner in a list Zach Buckley, we bugging. But Turner right now is playing the best basketball of his career. I think it's 18 points per game, like what eight rebounds leading the league in blocks he's shooting 40 plus percent from three. He has been amazing. And his value is at an all time high. So I mentioned this in my video last week about the Pacers that they have a really tough decision to make on whether or not we want to extend him because he's just 26 years old. People are acting like he's hitting his 30s and he's about to pass his prime. Usually 27 is where people hit their prime. So he's not even in his prime just yet. And the timeline seems like all over the place for the Pacers because sometimes they're good or they've been really decent this season. Let's just say they've been decent this season. But then again, you'll probably never see Miles Turner be this valuable on the market. And when you have a team like the Grizzlies or you have a team like the Pelicans or you have a team like the Lakers who might be interested, you might be able to get a nice package from Miles and you might not be able to get that same package next season if you extend him and then decide, it ain't really, really about it. But for the Grizzlies, I really love the idea of him being on this roster. Bringing J. Crowder back to Heat Nation. Wouldn't hate it, wouldn't not hate it. They just need bodies. They need competent NBA bodies. Seems like they're always injured. They run in the most zone and basketball by far and just because they don't have enough to like stay where they want to be. So J. Crowder would definitely help that. Is there a world where the Boston Celtics trade Payton Pritchard? I've seen games this season. We're 20-some games to the season. Well, Payton Pritchard's come off the bench and give them the injury they needed to turn the game around. You know what I'm saying? That happened in the Kings game and it happened at least one more that I can think of or I can't think of the exact opponent. And I know he's kind of like technically outside of the rotation. But like when he does get those minutes, he's really solid. This says, was smart. Malcolm Brogdon and Derrick White ahead of him in the back court pecking order. It's been nearly impossible for Pritchard to break through. Pritchard is 25, shooting 41% on career from three. Oh, yeah, a bit of doom. He's valued just less value to Boston right now than any other team. I mean, I don't know. Josh Richardson is an obtainable player for the Minnesota Timberwolves. I'm excited to see what the Timberwolves look like. I'm happy that Carthage Towns' injury is not crazy. And he'll be back this season. But last night was a fun game for the Minnesota Timberwolves. I'm like, yo, Anthony Edwards. Anthony Edwards in that fourth quarter was some of the best basketball I've seen from him and that's saying something, defensively, offensively. And now the game just looked better. Again, it was one game. After Cat, we'll see what it continues to look like. Josh Richardson is an obtainable piece that they can add to their lineup. Kelly O'Lennick is playing some good basketball right now, but the Jazz gave up the most interior points in basketball last time I checked. So maybe he's not the best for the Pelicans, but I mean, I guess the Pelicans probably close out. Majority of their games can play off time like Larry Nance at the five. So Kelly O'Lennick just opens up the floor more for Z to do his work and he's been looking really good, offensively and defensively. Actually, I don't hate this as much as I thought I would because I'm assuming that the cost for Kelly O'Lennick is not nothing crazy anyway. And the Pelicans still got like all of those picks from the Drew Holliday trade. So this is not terrible. Interesting, the Knicks are buying in on Robert Coveton instead of selling on some of the things that they already have. I was actually majority of the teams that are being mentioned right now are buying. And I think the Pistons were the only team that they mentioned as kind of sellers. See, even OKC Thunder are buying. Interesting. But what do they have that the Atlanta Hawks who are trying to win basketball games will be like, yeah, that's the one. That's the one. I'm trying to think. It's just saying a lot. But John Collins and OKC will be fun, I think. Yeah, I would say that's fun. It's just a matter of how did the Atlanta Hawks see the assets that the Thunder have. Like the Thunder have a million first-round picks, so sure, hey, we gave up three to get to John Tay. Maybe you give us one and to protect it for John. But again, that leaves the Atlanta Hawks with the hole in their lineup that hasn't been filled. You can give them Kenny Hussle, sure. But Kenny Hussle is like a really decent role-play. I don't know. See, they got a lot of the young players for the Warriors being sold when their value's not very high. Because Mohsen Moody doesn't really play like that. He's kind of just there. So do I want to sell him if I'm the Warriors? When I've seen moments where Mohsen Moody's been really, really good, I don't know if I want to sell him right now to be Orlando Magic for what? Who's even over there that we can even give them that makes everything match? That's why I don't like these target articles more than like an actual trade. Because then we can start looking at this piece and this piece and this piece. You're 76 to get Eric Gordon. Just keep adding former or Rockets and form. I just, sure. The Suns also get back Donovan's. Again, I think by Donovan's is a really, really good underrated player. You always look at him and think about his NBA career and be like, oh, that's a 26-year-old. No, I think he's 30. I'm pretty sure by Donovan's, Bogey by Donovan's is 30, going on 31. You can't tell by the way he looks. And just like he came over to the league a little bit later in his professional career. But the Suns having another, again, same thing of what I said about what team was it. Whoever was being mentioned, the Dallas Mavericks, you could never have too many playmakers, ballhandlers, catch-and-shoot guys, create their own guys. By Donovan's is a little bit of everything and that's why we like him over here. So in this hypothetical, this is like Jay Crowder ending up in the Atlanta Hawks uniform and then by Donovan's ends up here. And I would like that trade for pretty much both squads, I think. Speaking of Jay Crowder, Portland Trail Blazers potentially throwing their name into the hat. I think the Blazers have like a 2025 first round pick that they could steal, potentially throwing some trades. I don't know if that's what the Suns would want. Again, the Suns are a competing team. They want people that could come in and feel some shoes immediately. So I don't know. Mobile for the Sacramento Kings? I would take a shot, you know? I would take a shot. I would take a shot. I just don't know what the value is or what we give up to make it happen, but I would take a shot. Mobile from the Kings, you know, paint protector and all of that stuff. Draft picks for the Spurs, sure. Kobe White, what does Chicago Bulls, Toronto Raptors trade look like to get Kobe White to them if they really wanted them? That's, yeah. He's been really good. He's been really good so far. He's been given defensive intensity, something I didn't expect from Kobe White. Love that. And he's been hitting some big shots down the struts. I'm liking Kobe White's season so far since he came back from his injuries and stuff, that quad injury. And then now we got the Utah Jazz for Jackson Hayes. Sure, another one of those dudes is kind of lost in the rotation, lost in the shuffle on his roster. And Jackson Hayes' shoulder is that he could be a highlight reel. When he's playing the four last season, he had some really good moments. So don't hate that if I'm Utah Jazz. Sell some of the legitimate pieces. Get back one of the younger dudes and then the Kevin to Wrench Rape. This is what I want to say. How? How? How do we do it? They talk about bringing them home. How? I don't know. You let me know who you think your favorite team should be targeting ahead of the deadline. And I'll be in that comment section. And hopefully they put together an article where trades are actually real.


everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing the spy here. Why? Uh, we sold off today and actually we were green at one point on a gap down. So we closed yesterday at 3 17 05. Look like we were going to try to make it higher. Have some follow through gap up again. Yesterday was a Monday after a holiday weekend. It was surprising. It was a surprising gap to me after a three day weekend. But we didn't see the follow through. Then we got down today, open at 3 15 38, but then we rallied. This tail is green. We actually ran up, set the high of the day, looks like around 11 15.  And then here's the sell off into the close or flat here for the after hours. Really flat. But anyways, it's very interesting because a lot of people are bullish on this market now and the market's still in an uptrend. I mean, I'll give it that. But I just think that we're not going to see the follow through here because I'm looking at the range. And again, this is an area. It doesn't have to be penny by penny. So this high over here was 3 15 64. I get it. Theoretically, we did get over it, but you know, we didn't go anywhere with that. And I'm really looking at this is a very tight range. So, you know, and here we are getting into July. Really hard to believe it's almost the middle of the summer. And if you go back here, when did this begin? June. So after this initial rally off the lows here from COVID, we've been basing out since mid June. Market is not going to be like this forever. We're not going to trade in this range until Labor Day. Let's gotta do something. So we'll see where it goes and be watching it. If you're interested in learning my method to trade gaps, you can email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com or go to the website. The next class is July 18th and 19th called a nice put in here today in the spy 3 15 puts at absolutely just the most perfect timing. It was right when it was starting to fall. So if you're interested in the options newsletter, email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. Have a great day, everyone.