Acid-based indicators are compounds that change color at different pHs. I've added some water to the graduated cylinder. I then added some universal indicator, turning it green. Universal indicator is a mixture of acid-based indicators so that it changes color at different pHs. I'm going to make this solution basic by adding some 6-molar sodium hydroxide. I'm then going to add some carbon dioxide in the form of dry ice. As the carbon dioxide dissolves in the water, it will produce carbonic acid. The pH will go from a high pH to a low pH and we'll see the color range for universal indicator.


Hi everybody, Shawn with jaspyscasebrakes.com doing a four box half case break of 2019 Bowman's Best Baseball. This one's a random team number three. It's gonna be from a fresh case so we'll be able to do the second half of this case the last four boxes in random team number four. We've got a list of all the customers and got into this. Thank you very much from Aram down to Jack with last spot mojo and our list of teams from the Diamondbacks all the way down to the Nationals. We're gonna do a dice roll to randomize this and we're gonna do it two and a four six times first with the list of names and sixth and final time from Shawn down to Shawn. The book ends for you and on the team six times sixth and final time from the Padres down to the Rangers and remember this is 2019 rookie class for Bowman tops. So for the Padres you've got Fernando Tatis Jr. For the Toronto Blue Jays Enoch Kim you've got Vlad Guerrero Jr. So Shawn McVanis with the Padres Don Johnson with the twins Enoch with the White Sox Aram Haynes with the Giants Matt Nyland with the Brewers Ian Suerca with the Rays Colin Smith with the Nationals Reza Amini with the Diamondbacks Joe Fugundes with the A's Eddie Sanchez with the Phillies Sarah Bernard with the Orioles Tori Wachtel with the Braves Patrick Sue with the Pirates Dennis Foley with the Royals Colin Smith with the Rockies Donald Pellegrino with the Astros Evan Litt with the Mariners Sarah Bernard with the Cubs Eric Jock with the Indians Ian Ingram with the Marlins Will Christian with the Dodgers Enoch Kim with the Blue Jays Jarell Taylor with the Angels Miguel Rose with the Mets Jonah Wilson with the Tigers Jack Last Spot Mojo with the Cardinals Tori Wachtel with the Red Sox Chris Miller with the Yankees Jeremy Anderson with the Reds and Shawn McVanis with the Rangers so we're gonna organize this by team name so for example Arizona Diamondbacks Reza Amini will be the first name on the list and their Reza Amini trade window anybody we'll give it a give it a minute or so if anybody wants to trade remember it's not only the the rookie class you also have a lot of last year's draft class not this current year but last year so the one that was headed by Adley Rushman you've got him why can't I think of other I mean you got a lot of a lot of rookies in there or a lot of draft picks from 2019 and this is all Shawn has the Rangers up for trade so Rangers you can check the checklist everything on group base or cardboard connection or group break checklist but Rangers potentially Josh Young I think Jarell with the Angels he's holding on to his team Will with the Dodgers holding on to their team his team doesn't look like we have any trade trade partner Shawn so okay trade window close guys good luck everyone yeah you always got to try and here's our team list thank you everybody for getting in on this on our Jaspies after darks break on this beautiful Tuesday July 21st new case Bowman's best 2019 you can see on there 2019 Bowman's best let's see a lot of good things guys after this looks like ingrained might be going maybe last spot mojo well you got a couple good ones Cody Hosey who's the other one Michael Bush so let's see where's the front so you've got this is the front of the boxes so we'll go four and four I'm gonna flip them over so they're upside down we get the idea so we're gonna go these four boxes over here and these four boxes over here gonna roll a dice see which ones we're doing on break number three normal dice good luck we ended up with a two so it's gonna go left one two three four five six so two on the left and then these ones we're gonna mark four number four so we're right on the top here so we all know those ones will be available for break number four guys good luck everyone so inside of these you've got one master box two mini boxes and then each in in each mini box are two autos so each master box is gonna have four autos in it good luck everyone now Bowman's best you got a mix of the rookies you get a mix of the veterans you get the mix of the draft class awesome designs cool styling lots of color chrome refractors all of it nothing nothing not to love in here you know because of all the parallels in here guys all cards do shit so still got 33 people in the chat do you guys think the angels I have more than 50 wins this year we're only more than 40 let me know yes Joe yeah I will I'm kind of in your boat I'm looking at like 33 maybe 34 hopefully 35 would be awesome forest Whitley purple the 250 for the Houston Astros and Donald Pellegrino Carter keep him keep him die cut refractor rookie for the Washington Nationals and Colin Smith really cool looking card there Shaling alias refractor Josh young first auto for the Baltimore Orioles Dean Kramer blued 150 Baltimore Orioles going to Sarah Bernard Bryson stop refractor Joey Bart franchise favorites refractor Hunter Green future foundations die cut for the Cincinnati Reds and Jeremy Anderson second auto Daniel Espino for Cleveland Indians I think somebody was saying they they were said they got the Indians well there's not a Cleveland Indians for Eric jock franchise favorites Vlad Guerrero junior I think 31 is not a bad bad bet so I just read your your comment about not embarrassing us you guys you guys lost that option as soon as I walked in the door Jeremy everybody likes the white socks this year I don't think that's that I don't think that's gonna be surprising to anybody if they do well ill Harris Montero future foundations die cut Zach Thompson auto for the St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals is Jack with his last spot mojo Boba Shet prospect refractor Shaling leers franchise favorites Anthony Rizzo orange to 25 for the Chicago Cubs and Sarah Bernard Jonathan India future foundations die cut Hunter Green green auto to 99 for the Cincinnati Reds going to Jeremy Anderson Rushman refractor Chavis franchise favorites and a Will Smith rookie refractor as well yeah I would I would easily say that the white socks are definitely gonna go over 31 and a half it would have been even better if they had a Michael Kopeck hope that guy figures it out that sucks Patrick Sandoval he could be good second box no Callie's you'd get your money back if if the proc doesn't play out they'll pay they'll pay you your bet back but I would say this let's say that like you're betting let's say you're betting like the Yankees or a team like what team has the highest over under this year as far as wins whatever that team is let's say that the over under on the wins is like 48 right so they can only have 12 wins let's say that there's only 30 games played this year and they already have 13 losses so like one more than what is the over under is on I'm pretty sure that they'll they'll obviously not pay you back your money on that you know what I mean like if you're over under is 48 and highest win total is 37 and a half so see yeah if they had I think if the if the season only went forward in 30 games or 40 games and they already had 24 losses I'm pretty sure that they wouldn't give you your money back on that one but that'd be a hard thing to happen to because you'd have to take the team that's got the highest predicted win and then all of a sudden have you know one of the worst first 30 games or worth 40 40 games yeah Dodgers are definitely overrated I think people I think Vegas is just taking money on those well I think you misspelled angels and two of the top five players in the league what's up Tyler do you know why Vegas does that Joe his Dodgers fans are suckers every year is your year but in reality it was 33 years ago you got a big market team with big names and good players that's it yeah I mean Seth beer Future Foundation to die cut Tati's TJ's Sigma for the New York Yankees base auto Yankees is going to Chris Miller Bobby Whit franchise favorites Glaber Torres blue to 150 for the Yankees also going to Chris Miller Nico Horner Shervin Newton for the Mets with one of the coolest autos look at that thing the dollar sign it looks like like a graffiti tags New York Mets Miguel Rose yeah I think it's who is it Tim Hunter Green has one too right cool look on us Pete Alonzo rookie purple to 250 Mets Miguel Rose Nick Ladolo cracked ice for the Cincinnati Reds and Jeremy Anderson Victor Victor Mesa die cut and auto Future Foundation's auto for the St. Louis Cardinals Jack last spot mojo Nolan Gorman to 100 Tati's Future Foundation's Victor Mesa junior die cut Chicago Cubs Sarah Bernard Nico Horner base auto box to Joe you're saying you'd put money on the over for the Orioles at 20 20 and a half so they have to have 21 wins I would not bet that at all oh okay I was gonna say I was like by the way Joe's lunches cost them like $600 each he really likes lunch so his lunch money is different than the rest of us that guy legitimately has a Uber eats bringing no boo for him every day it's pretty impressive he doesn't let anybody look at him while he eats though he's a shy eater I wonder if you get no boo delivered through the breeds well Kristen do you really think that Chris Davis might have a comeback season and it's like the Chris with the C not the Chris with the K thank you that'd be super cool I feel like I feel like if he does though like he needs to have that one good year to end his career and just like kind of walk off and say okay cool I proved that I could do it again you know just for himself not for anybody else the Orioles just need to do what the Astros did and just just be terrible you can postmate no boo oh god that's so weird can you imagine being the postmates person going into no boo I am here for a for postmates pick up I think Joe I think they opened up a new no boo in Newport or Huntington Beach area but really that's not it that's not a comeback season that's a that's just like him not being horrible is just like that's not him coming back that's just like hey now I understand why you're not in the minor leagues right now actually job Joseph we were just talking about that we were talking about yeah yeah we were talking about Dimitri Young Joe posted a link of it earlier he had one of the most incredible baseball collections ever and like his collection was all I think like all PSA 10s Brendan Rogers franchise favorites cracked ice Colorado Rockies that is Colin Smith Seattle Mariners Evan Litt with a Julio Rodriguez Otto congrats Emma Lewis Robert Boba Shet future foundations Reese Hines Otto for the Reds Cincinnati Reds Jeremy Anderson Austin Riley neo fight sensations for the Braves Tori Wachtel Juan Soto cracked ice for the Washington Nationals and Colin Smith Andrew Vaughn blue to 150 for the White Sox and Enoch CJ Abrams cracked ice for the Padres and Sean McManus Luis Gil Otto for the New York Yankees and Chris Miller Joey Bart and same box second Luis Gil Otto for the New York Yankees and Chris Miller yeah Luis Gil hot box three boxes down one box to go I guess Luis Gil he was a draft pick in about 2019 yeah guys Joe's right I mean still 33 people in the chat we're on the East or West Coast 1220 here East Coast it is 330 I mean even the people in the chat can tell you there's a bunch of people that are still only figuring out about this just now figuring out about this even with all the stuff with the pandemic and people being stuck at home we're still getting a ton of people that are coming in and don't know I mean are just like wow I just heard about you guys I just saw you whatever it may be so it's weird to believe but I think you know in regards to the people that have been in the industry or been you know doing this stuff for the last year I think we're a lot of these people are only the second wave not the early adopters but the second wave of people that are coming in see Tyler's right there two weeks ago I mean there's people that literally this is probably their first day in here guys this is probably their first time in this chat and they're just like well this is so cool I mean you're gonna get a lot of people like like Joe said we've got the LA Times coming in to meet boss man on Thursday talk about the shop talk about how you know the pandemic and everything how it affected the business and you're gonna get a ton of people that legitimately they're gonna read that story and there's talk about it getting public is syndicated in that a nationwide it's crazy you're gonna I mean there's gonna be even more people once the story goes out that you know read it and it's it's I believe it's part of the business journal so what kind of a person do you think reads the LA Times business journal the guy who's obviously invested in interest you know interested in investments stocks earnings businesses and stuff like that right well a lot of those people men and women probably also are inclined to like sports on top of that there's a good chance that maybe they collected cards when they were a kid you don't think that they are gonna look at this as an opportunity where they can you know get back into something that's nostalgic for them while also you know using their disposable income how did I get into it I got into it because I was a customer and I sat in the chat and I bothered Joe as much as possible but no I was you know I was just having fun as a customer even with even in the breaks that I wasn't buying you know just chatting with people talking about different cards different talking about the industry you know talking about everything it was a lot of fun just kind of being around and then obviously the pandemic happened they got busier I had free time it was a match made in heaven some may say the history books will say it was kismet one day they'll make a movie about us Joe I'm gonna be played by the guy who who played Street who played the big dude with the cutoff shorts in us Joe everybody I'll have a role part in it the guy that'll play me will be the dude that that played the big guy from Street Fighter in the live action movie it's still a storyline Joe it's still a storyline might not be important to you but it's important to me Neophyte sensations Nick Senzel for the Reds Cincinnati Reds Jeremy Anderson Grant Levine die cut Josh Bell power producers cracked ice Rylan Bannon auto for the Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Orioles and Sarah Bernard we got a Dodger will Christian Will Smith auto rookie auto for Will Christian and the Los Angeles Dodgers a will for will where there's a will there's a will Francisco Lindore cracked ice redemption Carter key boom rookie green to 99 for the Washington Nationals and Colin Smith Brennan Malone auto for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Reza Amini that was the box let's take a look and see who this redemption is best of 2019 autograph rookie parallel Michael Bush that's going to Los Angeles Dodgers and will Christian I believe the best of is like a case hit of some sort I think so there you go will you guys that's our break very fun I love moments best one of my favorite products everybody that was 2019 Bowman's best four box half case break random teams number three the second half of that case will be in random teams number four just piece case breaks calm thank you for everybody that got into it and we'll see you next time


my name is Belgica and I'm an actress and today I'm going to talk about how to ask somebody to be your reader for your self-tape audition. I have been doing a few videos about readers recently and I thought this was a really good one because especially if you're new you might not prepare with a reader, you might not ask somebody in advance or have a couple of go-to people. Having a reader that is a text away is so important so you can nail your audition, you can get some more bookings and be prepared. It's part of being prepared just like you bought a ring light or a backdrop. You need to prepare by having a go-to reader and I wanted to share with you some of the things that I have done in the past in order to make sure I had a successful efficient self-tape audition as well as what I like to do in order to be a good reader. First, I want to remind you to not be afraid to say no to somebody. If somebody approaches you and says, hey, I need a go-to audition reader, will you be mine and I'll be yours. Don't be afraid to say no because if you don't want to, you don't want to for whatever reason it is, you don't necessarily like the person or you don't have the time. You might think I don't have that many auditions where I have to, where I need a reader and it wouldn't be a good trade. Don't be afraid to say no because there's plenty of other ways that they can find a reader.  They don't want to be your reader. Oh well, move on. There's plenty of other people that are going to be able to be your reader. When you approach somebody to be your reader, you need to be prepared in also reciprocating that. So telling them, if you tell them I will also be your reader, you better make sure that when they are asking you if you're available and you are available, make sure you're helping them read or make sure you try and also help them out because of course they're eventually not going to want to be your reader if you're not reciprocating that. And when you ask them, communicate what you're going to want them for. Are you going to want them for rehearsals or only for self-tape auditions? And when you do have them for self-tape auditions, you can tell them, oh, I'll want your feedback sometimes of how I'm doing it or please. I don't want any kind of coaching any feedback because some people do that. Some people will give you feedback even when you don't ask it. So maybe you do it a certain way and they say, hey, what if in this part you do it like this and they give you a line reading? I personally don't like that, but some people do it. And that's when I would say, hey, I appreciate it, but let me play with the lines. Oh, I got it. Thank you. It can be a little bit difficult to communicate that to people and which is why I like to have a go-to person. So you don't have to go through any variables and figure out what this person is like during when they're readers. And if you have go-to people, you know how they're like, you know, if you do want feedback that they can give you feedback or not, you can also communicate with them if you're going to want them to be on book for you. So if you forget a line and or say a line wrong, are you going to want them to correct you or not? And how much time? This one is very, very important. When you ask somebody to be your reader, you want to give them the exact time. Hey, can you please help me with this self-tape audition for this feature? It's five pages long, so it might take us 45 minutes. It might take us 30 minutes. Only you know how many takes you're actually going to have to do once you're doing the, once you're actually filming the self-tape. So be prepared. Please be prepared before you go to shoot it with your reader because you're not going to want to tell them, Hey, it'll only take 30 minutes because what if they have a meeting and 45 minutes and they agreed to help you and then you're not even halfway done and you have to cut that and figure out how else to film it. So make sure you are prepared and you use them for the time that you told them that you were going to have them for. If this is something that you are pre-planning, let's say for tomorrow and they agree, okay, we will meet tomorrow at five. Just in case, because it is pretty last minute, make sure you text them about an hour before to let them know, Hey, just wanted to confirm you're still available in an hour that way if they forgot and they're at a grocery store or something and you're reminding them, they can say, Oh yes, I need to make sure I'm back home and my groceries are in my fridge so I can go help them and be a reader and make sure you send them the script as soon as possible so they can have a chance to at least read it once so they can be better prepared. Not everybody likes to read or cares to read the script before helping somebody when they're a reader. I like to so that I can make sure if I need to give them some time, you know, if they if they wanted me to have a long pause after a line or something like that, something specific, I am familiar with the script so I can help them out. I do really enjoy being a reader with my actor friends that I know really well because I have either already acted with them or collaborated with them in some way and I know how much of the feedback they want from me or I feel that they can actually communicate with me if I'm telling them too much or not enough. I try in general as a reader to not do anything except read. I've been a reader for a few of my friends and I have experienced different readers, non-actors and actors and it really just depends on me how it goes because I'm usually able to communicate pretty well with my reader and tell them what I need from them or what I don't need from them and sometimes I get a little frustrated if I need a break I tell them I need a break usually when I get frustrated it's because of me it's because I haven't completely memorized the lines or I'm really stressed out or I don't think I can do it or something like that but in general be nice to your reader, send your reader a thank you text, a thank you email, thank you whatever a gift card, whatever you want and yes I absolutely think you should always have a reader when you are doing an audition where it is a scene where there's more text than just the text that you are saying. I have a whole playlist on self-tape auditions if you want to go see that it's right here and at the end of every video I feature another channel this is today's feature if you would like to be featured on my next video make sure you're subscribed like this video and leave me a comment.


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Hi everyone, Joe for JaspysCaseRakes.com coming at you with a full 12 box case of 2023 Panini Select Baseball. This has picked your team number two. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. You're on Monday the 16th 2023. Just pick your team two. Steve and you got last spot mojo star next to your name 70% of the time 100% of the time. If you've got prism five next year and that means you won that team in the in that filler pack that we just did in the previous video. So hey, however you got in, thank you for getting it. Appreciate it. There's everybody right there. There's the fresh case right over here. Let's see what we've got. Empty box. So we've got one, two, three, four, five, six in the back right there and another six in the foreground right over here. And for ultra rare zebra prisms, hobby exclusive scope. We're looking for two autographs, two memorabilia cards per box on average as they always say. Bobby with junior on the box and good luck. I left myself a little extra room over here. All right. Good luck everybody. Thanks for the fill. Let's see. Our final game. Look at that. After six games, if you said the Raiders would be in second, my Raiders would be in second place. I would have been like amazing. Somehow it happened that way. Well now that the Monday night football game is over, Cowboys beat the Chargers 20 to 17. I had a little investment on the Cowboys minus one and a half that worked out nicely. I also, I don't do these a lot but I did have a little six point teaser on a number of games and I had the Chargers plus seven and a half. So I kind of threaded the needle there. Chiefs beat the, so on Thursday it's kind of recapped the football week. I know there's a baseball break but there's only two games today. Thursday night, Chiefs beat the Broncos 19 to eight. Sort of a slow game but they got the business done. In another game in London, Ravens at Titans. Well Ravens versus Titans. Titans were the conservative home team but the Ravens beat the Titans 24 to 16. And then you know what? Well I'm ripping open the next box. We'll go through some more games. All right. Good luck everybody. So these are the scopes. Right there they're not numbered but they're about one per box. And we got a Bobby Wood jr. The guy in the box 18 out of 49 jersey and autograph. Nice little color match there too. And that will be for D, Y and the KC Royals. Nice. Good start. And we'll do a little recap at the end as well. I'm going to need more 100 toddlers hang on. Nice start with the Bobby Wood jr. We're going to get nice next to me over there. Onwards. We've got a cool tie-dye here. Goose Goslin. 20 out of 25. Washington. So there was a national Washington team that turned into the twins. And then there was a national team that turned into, I think this Washington team was the one that turned into the twins. Yeah, now known as the twins. I think there was another Washington team maybe after this. Maybe in the 60s or something like that. That turned into the Rangers maybe. Anyway. That tie-dye's from Minnesota and that's going to go out to Mark. The twins. We've got Emmanuel Rodriguez jersey and autograph. Also for the twins.  Red, white, and blue. Not numbered. James Wood. And another twin. That's Brooks Lee. Big piece of the jersey right there for Mark and the Minnesota twins. That's 43 out of 49. And we've got a lime green, Jim Tomei. Cleveland edition. And that'll be for D.Y. Yeah, that's right. I forgot that Select can restock on some of those blank cards. Unstoppable not numbered. There's Micabelle to 149. And we've got Jace Young. Rookie rally for Detroit. That'll be for Katelyn. And Motor City. Micabelle going to Mark and the Phillies. Another box. Alright, some other NFL games. Take a look at the scoreboard here. Washington beat the Commanders. 24-16. Red zone interception by Desmond Ritter. That wasn't good. Vikings beat the Bears. 19-13. Justin Fields looks like he's going to be out this week. Byron Murphy's interception. Seals the victory for the Vikings. Seahawks at Bengals. Bengals beat the Seahawks. 17-13. What a weird game. Browns beat the Niners. 19-7. A miss on the game, a potentially game-winning field goal by the Niners. Sealed the victory for the Browns. Dolphins looks like they're cruising. They're 5-1. They're dropping 42 on the Panthers. They look pretty good. In Jacksonville, Jaguars beat the Colts 37-20. Anthony Richardson for the Colts might be out for the remainder of the year.  Texans beat the Saints 20-13. My Raiders beat the Papers 21-17. Rams beat the Cardinals 26-9. There's another little upset here. Jets beating the Eagles 20-14. Lions beat the Buccaneers 20-6. And Sunday Night Football was a little bit of a slow one. Bills beat the Giants 14-9. Sort of an odd week. Some offsets. That's football. Any given Sunday, Monday, or Thursday. Grayson Rodriguez, Alexander with the Orioles. That's a good start. Rookie Otto, 73 out of 99. And some gold. That's an early win. 2 out of 10 for the old Cleveland Indians. It's going to go to DUI who has the Guardians. Nice, the gold's really pot nicely in this. We got another Cleveland Guardian. That's Gavin Williams. Youth explosion. Kaboom. That is 44 out of 49. We got How You Lee. Rookie Jersey for Philadelphia. It's going to be for Mark. Flip, flip, flip Adelfia. And it was the Flip Cup team on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. There's Junior Caminero, 70 out of 75. Tampa Bay, Alexander. Chris's Steelers. Didn't lose this week. What a week for the Steelers.   Never lost. Never lost versus bi. There's Hack Wilson, 12 out of 149. No, not on a bi week. There's Diego Cartaya, Soldage's edition there. Yeah, Chris Jaspy in the background. He's on the Fanatics live stream on Mondays now. With Mr. Michael Jaspy. Dylan, let's go. I'll finish off the boxes up front. So yeah, another week of NFL in the books. Chris, who do your Steelers have next week? Oh, they are in Los Angeles. Are you going to that game? It's my first Steelers game. Oh, nice. You should write a book. My first Steelers game could be a children's book. You can write it for future Steelers fans. My first Steelers game by Chris Jaspy. Well, the early line has the Rams at minus three. I'm not sure who I've taken that game. Minus three? It's a pretty even game. I do have some trends for you that may not make Chris Jaspy very happy. Well, he's going to ruin my Monday night job. Yeah. What's the charges blow it? Yeah, maybe I won't give that to you. I don't think any of these trends apply to your team. Thank you. If they were a road favorite, it'd be a little different. Also, I'm sure, as you know, it's happened to me. I did not wait for the Los Angeles game to happen. They do not. Steelers will travel well. It'll be like 70-30 Steelers games. I'm watching this Cowboys game. It's even worse. Yeah, it sounds like a Cowboys home game. It is a tough one for the Chargers fans. There's Marcelo Meyer. Gold rookie auto. Nice. Indeed, for Jonathan and the Bow Sox. That's to 10. Four out of 10. Don't be shocked if you need to make spoken in a roster. Wow, there you go. You heard it here first. Here's the Duke. Duke Snyder, 25 out of 25, tie-dye. For Gamsby and the Dodgers. Well, tie-dye is a highlight of select. They just pop nicely. There's no hassles here. This is Robert a hassle. Youth explosion. Thanks, Chris. Justin Martin got the national straight up. Gets a hassle free auto. 14 out of 99. I guess it is a hassle. That's more like it. It's the only time you want to hassle. A Robert hassle. Another Jace Young Relic for Detroit. That's going to go to Caitlyn. That's right. We got JT Ginn, 44 out of 75 for the A's. That'll be for Chris. Got some rookie revolutions. We've got a Brennan Davis to 149. And behind GM Pat Gillick is another Diego Cartier Relic. Piece of the jersey for Gamsby and the Dodgers. Possibly your future catcher. For the Dodgers, maybe in a season or two. Basically, whenever Austin Barnes' contract runs out, might be Diego Cartier time. We've got Judd Fabian, 118 out of 149. We've got a tie-dye to 25 for the Rocks. That's going to go to Nathaniel. And we've got a Masataku Yoshida Relic for the Bow Sox. Jonathan Marcello Meyer, rookie jersey. Another one for the Bow Sox. Jonathan, there you go. Austin. What are you doing here? You wasting labels here? Yeah, I was in 90 labels. Oh, no. Why are you printing 90 labels? I'm traumatized. Oh, no. Oh, my. Tom Terevick to 149. We're just keeping those label companies in business. And we've got an Emanuel Rodriguez, rookie jersey and autograph, Minnesota. That'll be for Mark in Minnesota. We'll put this one in the bag. Six out of 99. Can I patronize? I want to see it. I don't hear it. You could. If you want to. But that machine is quirky too, because you have to hold like a little sensor next to the wheel while it rolls. Or you can just print it from this computer after I'm done. I can do that, too. That's all right. Those labels are cheap. We buy and buy the truckload anyway. At the rate we're buying them at. It's the dual case. Yeah, I know how you feel. You and I. I did a dual as well. Dualed with a dual. You know the crazy thing about this Rodon Homer? That was, for all the purposes, a good pitch. Yeah, your Rodon Alvarez is just a machine. He's a playoff monster. And he hit it 111 miles off of that. How do you do that? He's just a machine. They should check to see if he has mechanical parts. He really is. Let's see. So Chris's Steelers are in town. Where do you think they're staying, Chris? Should we go say hi to some of the Steelers? I don't know any of that stuff. Do you want to tweet or X at any of these players to say, hey, come to Jaspy's. Hang out on Saturday. I don't know if things have changed and I don't know if it's a team-to-team thing. But when I was doing Uber, like, 2013, 2016, I picked up some dude at one of the hotels near the Lombomal in Torrance for 15 minutes away. I don't remember which one, obviously. But I picked him up. He was young, like my age right at the time. Pretty big. You know, it's like, oh, it's got much as a workout. You know, LA. They like to keep and shake around. Sure. And just making small talks at the hotel. I'm like, oh, what are you doing in town? I'm like, playing. Oh, playing? And what are we doing? Yeah, I'm on the Tennessee Titans. Oh. What? He was like some fourth rounder for the Titans. Wow. He was actually playing. He was a corn. Anthony Gutierrez-Zebra for the Rangers. It was some money.  Hey, good for you, bud. Congrats. That's where the Rangers sell free leg. He was in the league for like three months at this point. You know, still just wearing the ropes. He wanted to get snatched at the 7-Eleven. That's it. Huh. He was like, do you think you can just give me a 7-Eleven and take me back? I'm like, yeah, sure. You make a $10 too. Appreciate it. John Smoltz, the 149. Huh. You remember what the person named? Absolutely not. I don't even know if it was the Titans. I don't even know if that was the year, but... I think you'll have to find him, hang out. See, sometimes, well, no, I don't know about sometimes, but I know that when the Raiders had a camp with somebody, with a team, chargers maybe. Yeah. That they stayed at the West Drift in Manhattan Beach. Ooh. I was like, I would imagine like... It's kind of a, it's a nice spot, right?  Right. So it would seem like people just do different places to avoid stuff like that. Right. You know, fans are monsters. I would, if I was a pro athlete, I would not want to be... Eddie Murray to 149. Eddie back from a restaurant or, you know, other establishments. Yeah. They'd like to see some fans. No, no thanks. Yeah, no thanks. I don't want that. I mean, we already get hounded already from, you know, hey, that's Chris Jasby from Jasby's. Oh my God. And like, I can't imagine how many times there's an amazing win for the Cardinals, Alexander. How many times I'm trying to eat a meal at the, at the local steakhouse. Yeah. And I'm always just like, hey... It's all for me compared to... Oh my God. Oh my God, Joe Jasby. You're on YouTube. And I was like, yeah, I'm on YouTube. Woo, woo, woo. It's like, yeah, I know. Woo, woo, woo. You know? It's tough. And then it's just like, can I get your autograph, man? It's like, all right, you know, I'm trying to have some dinner with my friends here.  Don't big time me, Joe Jasby. And it's like... Next thing you know, you're on the sports car radio. Yeah, I know. And then it's that Joe, Joe doesn't give out autographs. $37,999 on white. It's for the Rangers. It's like, you know, when the late great Chadwick Boseman first got the black thing in. And he was flashing Wakanda forever. Oh, he loved it all the time, everywhere. And you can see pictures of him doing it like right in the middle. It's just like... That smile fades the way it's like... I know, when you're asked to do that a million times. The redemption is... is Ricky Henderson. Oh, wow. Select Swatch Signatures. Come on, Ricky, why aren't you signing these cards? And a steal. Ricky doesn't... Ricky doesn't... Yeah, Ricky signs cards when Ricky wants to sign cards. Let's see, what version of Ricky Henderson is this? Card 23. Yeah, Select Swatch Signatures. Card number 23, Ricky Henderson. Oakland A's edition. As it should be. As it should be. Chris Butler with the A's. Sometimes we'll hit you with like... Yeah, that's right. The real Chrissy V. The real Chrissy V. Sometimes they'll hit you with like a Yankees, Ricky Henderson. Not even that. My favorite for like something like Dynasty is just like... Here's Padres, Ricky Henderson. Oh, yeah, they'll do it. They will hit you with a Padres, Ricky Henderson. I think it's funny seeing... Now, Ricky usually signs. Yeah, Ricky usually signs. So hopefully you'll get that redemption fairly quickly. Yeah. Because I feel like he doesn't fail to sign it out. He's not alive in most sense. As an observer, I think that that can be kind of funny. If I had the A's and a break, and all of a sudden there's like a 101 Ricky Henderson and it's going to like... What's another? The Dodgers. Dodgers? Yeah, Dodgers, Ricky Henderson. I would be a little upset. Yeah, I'd be upset too. Top's trying to get funny with it sometimes. It could be like Pedro. Not even like Met's Pedro, Philly's Pedro. Oh, no. Yeah, don't do that. Sometimes you'll get that with like diamond icons because it'll just feel like... It'll be like... Can't believe they raise white bogs. Right, it'll be like 3,000 hits. And I guess what bogs technically got, I think it's 3,000 hits as a devil raise. So, it'll commemorate that. And you're like, oh, really? 300th land, Randy Johnson, four to San Francisco. Right, you're like, oh, dear. Pretty sure. I bet it. But, you know, for sharp collectors, Chris, they would have looked at the checklist earlier, purchased both teams. Absolutely. Don't risk it. The dual-auto ones are the worst.  It'll be like a Mike Trapp, Ken Griffey Jr. dual-auto. And they'll buy like the...  I'm just like, why not just buy the $200 Mariners at this point, if you're already that much in, avoid the randomizer, avoid the heartache. Well, we would do breaks on other platforms. And we would do like PYT stuff. You would have, I saw a couple of times that one person grabbed two teams on like a triple-threads break. Who would grab the... The big temple is the Yankees and the Mariners. And not the Angels for Autonic because they don't want any triple relics of the day on the Yankee Matsumi each year on Shai. But wouldn't grab all three of them when they grabbed two. And it would happen with a randomizer. Did it pause? Oh man. That's a rough one. I get the third. Jackson Holiday, that's going to go to Alexander and the Orioles. Yeah, why get the third? I didn't know that the third time, those three teams, as an example, are pretty expensive. But like, if you're going to go for it, you might as well go 100%. How are we saying this name? 38 out of 100. Cooper Jerpe? Cooper Herpe. Herpe? Yeah. Herpe. That's just pretty good. St. Louis, that's going to be for Alexander. You've got early win. To 75. There's one Ben Cho. Alexander with St. Louis. Wow. Oh, Michael Jaspie, laying down the law. A tank. Laying down the law. I mean, I was backpacking for that door case, but I feel like doing the break itself is... $23.99. Amasa Taka Yoshida. I think he'll get Al Roy votes, right? He'll finish like top five. Yeah, he might be. If the voters know what they're doing, which sometimes they don't, he should finish. Johnson with the Red Sox. Yeah, he should be on TV. He'll be one of the three boxes on MLB. Network? Yeah. Nice hit though. I'm just listening out of... K-Line to 149. Yeah, it's really so far so good. Wilmer Flores, rookie jersey and autograph for Detroit. Motown. That'll be for K-Line. 57 out of 99. Al K-Line will also go to K-Line. Is Al K-Line Mr. Tiger or is Alan Trammel Mr. Tiger? It should be for K-Line. K-Line? Or Trammel. Now Chris, there are some teams that have a Mr. so-and-so. Uh-huh. Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks. Yeah, of course. Mr. Padre, Tony Gwynn. Of course. Either K-Line or Trammel, Mr. Tiger. Do our Dodgers have a Mr? Um... You know, that's a good one. I've actually thought about this throughout my life with a daughter's fan. There's not a lot of great, great players at a place throughout the history of the Dodgers. I guess you can point out maybe Jackie Robinson and maybe Sammy Kelsbeck. They weren't really there as long as you would imagine. I think I would say like, I think in our case, Mr. Dodger, I think it would be Tommy Lasorda. Yeah. Or Vin. Or Vin when they were alive. Because it was... Because the main things are like, those teams that have like, Mr.s, whatever, are teams that have stayed in one location for their entire time. Right. Which... Which... Right. And Tommy Lasorda's been there since we moved. So it's been? Through... Yeah. And then what are we? Yeah. Frank is saying Tim Salmon is Mr. Angel. Yeah. What's your team? What are... Can you think of any other misters in baseball, ladies and gentlemen? Mr. Twins really should be, um, Kilbrink is what I think of. Right. So I certainly have one. The blocking should be... Todd Helton. National. No, Larry could be Terry Walker. I think he's the only Hall of Famer for the Colorado. Yeah. But he split his career. That's true. He was with the X, but yeah, yeah, that's true. He was on the... 2014. Hmm. Todd Helton. Todd Helton, yeah. Ryan Zimmerman for the National. I think it's weird because they were the Senators before. Right. I guess Zimmerman could be Mr. National. Drafted by the Nationals during their inaugural year and then ended the career with the Nationals. Unless I'm really missing someone, I don't think a lot of teams have a designated... They don't. They don't got a designated... Yeah, a lot of teams don't have a designated Mr. At least not a popular one. Yeah. Where even casual or like non-fan to that team will know who their other Mr. is. Yeah. Also, because especially a lot of like really historic fanters like the Dodgers, like the Yankees, like the Cardinals, like there are so many Hall of Famers. Right. That's hard to apply a Mr. to it. Like, is Mr. Yankee Babe Ruth? Is it Gary? Right. DiMaggio? Mansell? Jeter? Yeah. Moe? Like... There's Jordan Lawler. Do you lie in the diamond bed? It's $1.99. Or it could be like a bench guy? Like... Like, I remember as a kid growing up, I didn't know anything about him, but... I thought everyone was so engaged and they like celebrated the Dodgers the whole time. Yeah. Just like me, Moe. Just like a pitch-hitter. Because like the best pitch-hitter of all time, but like, you're just a pitch-hitter. And you got Andy Rodriguez to $1.49, that will be for Pittsburgh. How about the Fire Canada chance in Pittsburgh Penguin Games? Yeah, I was so happy. I was so happy. I was like, that city is unified in Fire Canada. I don't watch a lot of hockey, but hockey is kind of the only sport where I watch it.    I was so proud as a Steelers fan of that Pittsburgh Penguin thing. I was so happy. That city is unified in firing met Canada. I mean, those chance might happen once the pirate season starts. If he's still employed. Yeah. Here's Edgar Martinez. That will be for Seattle. That's going to go to Alexander. It's a Sam Crawford to 149. It'll be for Detroit. Fire Canada. There is Hunter Brown to 75. That's for the Stroes. And a Bobby Miller redemption. Just popping. Not flipped around like they usually are. Rookie Jersey autograph silver prism for my Dodgers. Gamzee for the Dodgers. Great season for Bobby Miller. I think, I mean, I didn't think they wanted to call him up that early, but did because of injuries, necessity, forced the call up and had a pretty nice season. So hopefully, bigger and better things for him as well. The evolution of his game continues in the off season and spring training. Another box. Who are my Raiders playing is what I meant to say. Raiders are in Chicago. The Justin Fieldless Chicago. Raiders are road favorites at minus three. The total for that game, this is what Vegas thinks about the Raiders and Bears. The total for the game is 37 and a half. That's got to be the lowest at the moment. That's got to be easily the lowest. Yeah, it's easily the lowest. Believe it or not, the Raiders' defense has actually kept them in games. Raiders' offense, I think up until last weekend or yesterday when they scored like 20 points. They're averaging like 16, 17 points a game. Not good. Especially when the offense was supposed to be their strong suit. And Jimmy Garoppolo might not be playing. He got hit in the ribs really hard. They initially were concerned about maybe some internal organ injuries. So they said they sent him to the hospital and had him looked at but I think he's fine. No internal injuries, which is good, but playing might be up in the air on Sunday to 1.49. Whitey Herzog for the Cardinals. No starting quarterbacks for either team. So yeah, I guess the total would be that low. We got some gold here. 2 out of 10, Mike Piazza. Mets edition going to going to Ryan Lin. We got Kevin Perrata also for the Mets. Here is an autograph. I feel like I read a Keith Law article on the athletic and he had watched some games in the Arizona fall league. He said Kevin Perrata was looking good I think or maybe not looking good. I think he had a good early year though. I think he was mentioning that sometimes it's hard to evaluate catchers in the Arizona fall league because they, you know, it's a demanding position. They've been catching a lot of games. Paul Canerico, White Sox, autograph, yes! Select company. That's for Steve Becker. Chicago White Sox, nice. A player that I wish the Dodgers would have kept ages ago. Nat LeJoy to 1.49. And we got Ellie Della Cruz Jersey. Maybe we're getting warmer. Who has the reds? Chris Butler with the reds. Maybe we're getting warmer, Chris. This is a start. This is the wrong soft sleep. This is the correct one. We got Andy Rodriguez.  Chris Butler with the Pirates. The NFL. Jaguars at St. Okay. On Thursday night. That's okay, I guess. We talked about raiders at bears. Browns at Colts. Bills at Patriots. Commanders at the Giants. Falcons at Buccaneers. Lions at Ravens. Steelers at Rams. We got Bird on Bird. Action here. Cardinals at Seahawks. Packers at Broncos. Chargers at Chiefs. Wow, just no, nothing. As a casual, not a casual fan as a neutral, none of these games pop out at me except for the Sunday night football game. Dolphins at Eagles. You're 5-1 Dolphins at your 5-1 Eagles. Sunday night football. Primetime game. Eagles are favored by just a point and a half. The total is 52. That's a pretty high total. All right. So hopefully that would be a good game. We don't want any duds on Sunday night. And the Monday night game is Niners at Vikings which is also... Whatevs. There's David Wells to 149. Anyone having any early thoughts on Dolphins at Eagles? Both decent defenses. Both could feature some high-powered offense. It's Hack Wilson for Chicago. This will be a little bit of a in-store rivalry game, ladies and gentlemen. Here's Diego Cartiol, autograph. Nice, nice. Hopefully we'll see him in the Dodgers' plans next spring. I think I was trying to say youth and nice at the same time. 80 out of 99. It's for Gamsby of the Dodgers. But Ted Jaspy is a Dolphins fan. And Nick Jaspy, his pop and Jason Jaspy, all Philadelphia Eagles fans. Vanessa's an Eagles fan too. There's Tink Hents. That's for the Cardinals. That's gonna go to Alexander. So I don't know, maybe they'll have a friendly wager on that game. 16 out of 149, Mario Soto. And we've got a Mariano Rivera piece of the jersey for a 7 out of 49, that is. Game warm. According to the ESPN analytics matchup predictor for whatever that's worth. After I show you Sal Freelich going to Brian Crouch. They have the Dolphins winning 58.6% of the time. It's almost 60-40. It's interesting. When Vegas has the Eagles' favorites, minus one and a half. Something's gotta give. Someone's gonna be 6-1. Someone's gonna be 5-2. Well no, unless they tie. Imagine if that game ended in a tie. Well this is a baseball break. So let's take a quick look at what happened today. In the early game, Rangers in Houston win. They hold off a bit of a comeback from the, a late game comeback from the Astros. Rangers get out of Houston winning 5-4. Leading the series 2-0. Is this series over? Ladies and gentlemen, are the Rangers gonna sweep the Astros? Next two games are in Dallas or Arlington. For four words. Same difference. The Ann Jason Kelsey at the Philly's game. We'll see you guys in the next 5-3. In game one. But Taylor Swift joined the brothers in the baseball game. Maybe she was busy. There's Miguel Blitz 7 out of 25, tie-dye. We got Willie Cam 249. We've got Yuri Perez, rookie auto for the fish. That'll be for William. And we got for the Philly, Jimmy Rollins. Remember him? Philly's fans remember him. Jersey and James Jimmy Rollins. I think it was a dodger for a second too. It goes to Mark and the fighting Philly's Rangers World Series. Sal Freelike to 75. As a neutral fan would I like seeing Philly's Philly's Rangers? I think so. Here's a nice Tamar Johnson to 10. Chris Butler in the Pirates. 5 out of 10. One of the Pirates is up and coming. Players there. Nice little color match with the gold. And we got another Immanuel Rodriguez piece of the jersey going to Mark and the twins. So we just could fit into Alright. Two box to go. Here is the pen ultimate box. Let's see. What do we have baseball wise tomorrow? Tuesday? Just one game tomorrow. It will be 507 Pacific 807 Eastern Diamondbacks at Philly's. I think we do have starting pitchers at Meryl Kelly versus Aaron Nola. That's why I do that check sometimes a slight pack will fall to its side. The ESPN analytics matchup predictor has the Philly's winning 57.6% of the time. Meryl Kelly I feel like has had a pretty solid season. A good pitching duel here. Steve Carlin to 149. Got another Diego Cartia this time with Inc, Jersey and autograph. Gamsby with the Dodgers. Got another Tamar Johnson this time just more of a plain relic there. Not numbered. Vlad Guerrero senior Montreal edition of course Montreal stuff goes to Justin Martin and the Nationals. Expo stuff goes to the Nets. Nice. We've got another thick one coming up here. Here's Hans Lobert to 25. Tie-dive for St. Louis. That's for Alexander. And we've got a tie Madden. Cracked ice big two color patch. Detroit Kalen with the Tigers. Tiger uppercut. That is 8 out of 23. Walter Ford to 75. And then we've got a Roderick Arias in the back there. Last box coming up. At the time I'm done with the final box I've been taking my time a little bit on this break too just because I don't think anything's sold out after this. I don't think any other orders coming in here. But if you want a little more baseball I think the easiest thing that we can do is the Panini Immaculate Baseball first off the line edition. It's a division break I think there's only I think someone got a spot so I think there's only 5 of 6 divisions left. Yeah there's 5 of 6 left and that'd be a pretty easy way to uh I mean don't need too many people I'm gonna drop a link in the chat but it'd be a pretty easy break to do. Kind of add that to the to our list of breaks today. I mean I think we've got multiple boxes so we could probably run that back we can run that back a couple times but obviously when we post the next one if you buy all 6 spots that could be a personal box if you're interested in doing a personal break. I guess if you buy all 30 spots in 2023 Topscomb Sapphire Baseball that's a 5 box personal break as well if you're feeling a little frisky. So there's some options on the site for the last hour of the show. Thanks everybody. Alright last box of the 12 box break the red, white, and blue is not numbered and we're gonna get us Tyler Soderstrom rookie jersey and autograph. Another catcher auto 80 out of 99 I'm a man, I'm 80 that's gonna go to Chris Butler there's Babe Herman 61 out of 149 and then take it to the house Brady House, nice patch cracked ice, rookie relic for the nationals that'll be for Justin 17 out of 23 there's Emmanuel Rodriguez piece of the jersey for the twins Mark, tiner for the pirates 149 some gold, we got some gold Moose Scoron big Moose Scoron, 8 out of 10 for the Yankees, William I think that's it do we get one more thing here? Ooh an autograph, one more autograph that's Harry Ford Youth Explosion Auto for Seattle Alexander won that team and gets the backstop Harry Ford nice nice, alright thanks everybody, that's 12 box Picker Team 2 Picker Team 3 in the store right now if you wanna pick up some spots that'll most likely go off tomorrow here's a quick little recap from tonight's break some gold, some nice colors some nice players got a lot of nice parallels as well there's a lot of different color there's Bobby Miller and a pretty fun break a lot of hits there's the Yoshida that was the Ricky Henderson these are the short prints Gold Marcelo Meyer so a lot of great stuff here thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us that's how we started I'm Joe for JaspeysCaseBreaks.com I will see you next time


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2020 Ram 2500 Megacab Short Box Laramie Night Edition is stock number 12604Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near New and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2020 Ram 2500 Megacab has the 6.7-liter Cummins diesel engine. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by Elmer Service Shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around, inside, underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood in this video. Delmonico Red Pearl is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now, because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the truck before seeing it in person. If you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive, consider clicking the subscribe button in the upper right-hand part of the screen, that will take you to our YouTube channel, and then click the bell notifications, and you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with hostile 20-inch painted and polished aluminum rims, they're in pretty nice shape, and it has brand new Cumho Road Venture tires, and these are 35x12.5 R20LTs. To put those on in our safety inspection, you can still see the little wear knobs on them, they are brand new. This one does have a leveling kit, I'd say probably about a two and a half inch to three inch leveling kit, and a rough country shock on here, frame and underbody is in very nice clean condition, front fender is in excellent shape as well, I didn't see any dents or dings on there. This one comes with the LED headlamps, LED running lights, and LED fog lamps. Does have the front bumper parking sensors, bumper is in pretty nice condition, I did see one little dent right there, but it kind of flows right with the truck, so not too bad. It has the gloss black ram grille, the hood is in excellent shape, I didn't see any dents or dings on there, and it does come with the LED cab lights up there as well. Passengers side front fender, very nice condition, notice you get the blacked out 2500 logo, blacked out Cummins logo and the blacked out ram logo part of that night edition. Passengers side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes on there, and as you go down this side of this 2020 ram 2500 mega cab, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by, but you just can't make the trip down, you can still see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at, and if this video helps you make that decision let your salesman know that you saw the video that was helpful and that Brett sent you. Some excellent condition as well and the back tires are brand new too. Frame and underbody looks really good, this one does have rear airbag suspension and the frame and underbody is very nice all the way underneath, has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way and the cab corners and lower rockers all look really good on this truck. Comes with the really nice gloss black painted step bars as well and you get the fender flares with the Laramie package, LED tail lamps coming around to the back, the rear bumper is in fantastic condition, I didn't see any major dents or dings on there, it does have the backup parking sensors, full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring, and the tailgate is in very nice condition as well. Get the blacked out Ram logo, comes with a Pro X15 cloth roll-up tonneau cover, this is made by Truxedo, pretty nice condition on there, you can see any major rips or tears, comes with a very nice spring bed liner, LED bed lighting, gooseneck hitch, they got a button back here to turn those lights off and on, and the bed itself is in very nice condition as well. A couple side box tie-downs, tailgate's really light, lifts up really easily, and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side, no major dents or dings on the box, and for full disclosure this back rim is in pretty nice condition as well. Down the rest of this side of the truck and on the cab looks good, doors look good, this one has the heated fold-out tow mirrors, they fold up like so, they have blind spot monitoring, directional signals, LED side lights, they also fold in, I'm pretty sure they're power-folded in, which they are. Inside the Laramie package gives you the black leather and suede interior, you get the Laramie stitched into the backrest, so this is leather, this is suede around the outside, you get the gray piping, lumbar power driver seat, you get the Berber floor mats, auto headlamps, and power pedals, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, and like I said these mirrors fold in, they power-fold in, that works nicely, and you do get the power LED, or I'm sorry the power blind spot mirrors, which are pretty cool. We'll take a look inside, check out the miles, radio, and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. I'll dim it down just a little bit so it's easier to see. You have the digital speedometer there on 19,245 miles on this truck. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, this one has adaptive cruise controls, regular cruise controls, gear selector, Bluetooth and information center controls, has the six speed automatic 68 RFE transmission, push button four-wheel drive, push button start, this one has the Uconnect 4C 12 inch radio, dual climate controls on there, you also have the factory navigation system, which it works nicely, AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities as well, you have your heated and cooled seat buttons here, you also have your backup camera, and I like that they made these backup cameras HD now, so they are crystal clear, you can zoom in over the receiver hitch as well, so that's a really nice feature. And then you have all your different apps here, including projection manager, where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, we actually did a demo on Android Auto with an 8.4, and that video is in the upper right hand part of screen if you want to check that out. Down here is your factory brake controller, six up-fitter buttons, tow-haul mode, factory exhaust brake, front and rear parking sensors, two USBs, two USB C's, and an aux jack, it does have the wireless cell phone charge pad, and then a 115 volt 400 watt plug-in. Cup holders, coin holders, keyless entry, power drop-down tailgate, and remote start. You get the dual glove boxes there, passenger side seat, and floor mat are in excellent condition, this one does have the speakers and the ceiling, and you do get the power sunroof on this truck. Up here are your assistant SOS buttons, sunroof controls, power side and rear window controls, and map lights. You also have your homelink buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, and your auto dimmy mirror. Harman Kardon sound system, we'll take a quick look at the back seats, and then we will start it up. Take a look under the hood and check out all those LED lights on this truck. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here. They're also trimmed out with the leather and suede. You do get the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. You get the Berber floor mats back here as well, 115 volt 400 watt plug-in, two more USBs, two more USB-Cs, and heated seat buttons back here as well. These seats go down in two different ways. So the first way is the whole thing goes all the way down, and it goes down nice and flat, and that's a pretty cool system because if you put both sides down you have a nice huge flat area to lay down, even take a nap if you're on a long trip, and then it goes all the way to the back of the cab. So if you put that up you can also just put the backrest down, and then you have a higher load floor, and it also creates a contained storage area back there. It does have the power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost, and yeah that's pretty much it. It does have side curtain airbags on this truck. Back doors look really good, child safety locks on the back doors, and the bottoms of the doors all look very nice on this truck. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. It starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to verify the quality, condition, and cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out. There are all those LED headlamps and running lights, and under the hood we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. As a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. It's amazing how smooth these new Cummins run. There's your emissions sticker. It has four brand new tires, and this truck is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend this truck from a quality, condition, looks, standpoint. Just an overall really good looking truck, really nicely equipped, and really clean all the way around. 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t care about what happens to them. And I have so many examples of some of my clients. One of my guys was released from a two week treatment facility and I received a call saying, Leona, he is out on the ice lake and he's intoxicated. And in my heart, I'm just like, I don't want the police officers to be harmed but I also don't want him to die. So it comes down to these real life and death moments. And that is one of those moments where it's like, he's either going to go to jail or he's going to stay in the community and die because there are no resources for him because he can't go back to the two week treatment because they don't let you go back to Valley Vista or Serenian House when you've just been released. So when it comes to jail, I am so excited about the changes for JRI because, yes, it's great to have people out of incarceration and back in the community but we need the services to be able to help those who do suffer from substance use disorders and have mental health issues because January and February are going to be big months where a lot of things are happening and there are going to be a lot more people on community supervision but we need the resources to be able to help them because currently in my area, we do not have the resources, we do not have the psychiatrists to treat those who have severe mental health issues and I just really, I'm just going to relate this story really quickly because it's going on noon, but I just remember being in court and I had a young man who had just tried, I call it tried to kill himself but he was suffering and he was using drugs heavily and we arrested him and we were in court and I told the judge, I said, your honor, Mr. X is suffering, we have nowhere to place him.  This is not going to be the end and something I say to all my clients who are suffering from mental health illness or substance use disorder, I say to them as much as I can as your probation officer, because I'm just me, I will do whatever I can to help you stay alive. I will do whatever I can to help you. Even though we don't have everything we need, I will fight for you. So I want that to be something they'll always remember and when they're suffering, when they're going through the worst things in their lives and they're using or committing crimes or whatever, Leona said she will do whatever she can but then her small bubble that I do have, I will do whatever I can to help them. So I'm just asking that we meet the need. We're going to have a lot more people in community supervision come 2021. We need the services, we need the long-term treatment. We need more services in the community to meet the need that is coming for us already, coming for us in 2021 and that we currently have right now. Thank you. Really, I hope you hear your perspective. You're out there in the field working both of you. Commissioner, any comments that you'd like to make or Dale or committee members, any questions? Commissioner, you couldn't have brought two better voices for. Well, you know, I'm sitting here Senator listening, you know, to the work that they do and some people have asked me, remember I was supposed to be here 120 days, Senator. Yeah, sorry. That was last April, but I'm still here and I don't want to make this too embarrassing for Kathy or Leona, but the reason why I'm still here is because of the work they do. Thank you. Thank you. We're glad you're here. I think we all are, frankly, Mr. Interim Commissioner. I'm going to hold on to the interim title though, Senator. Probably hope. Like I said, but if you look at nationwide the length of service of directions commissioners, you're already above any. Well, I just want to re-emphasize what Kathy and Leona said. I'm very familiar with the case that Kathy was talking about. I've been tracking this case. It's, you know, that young lady that Kathy's talking about is exactly what Leona talked about.  Mm-hmm. I'm being as one as I can be. Yeah, one of the things that troubles me and has for years is that we use jails as a place of last resort because we don't have the residential treatment available either for those suffering from significant substance abuse or significant mental health issues and whatever reason they can't get what they need and they end up in jail, which isn't really the appropriate place for that. But the description as institutional last resort. Senator, I think I don't want to cut that off, but I know you're all short for time. We've taken a lot of time today, but I thought it was important and you heard from people on the ground. And again, Kathy and Leona, they represent the best of what corrections has to offer in the field. And I thought it was important for you to hear it. I appreciate it. I think the entire, I speak for the entire committee on very interesting. Thank you for bringing both of them here. Thank you for your work. Thank you for giving us the time. Thank you. Next up, are there any questions for either Leona or... Let's see. Okay. Thank you very much. Our next witness is Matt Valerio. And Matt, you've heard some of the testimony here. You're still with us, Matt. There you are. Yes, there's nothing that I would dispute, obviously in the testimony that I've seen. It's something that I've seen over 30 years of being in the criminal justice system, working as an attorney. I know that it really boils down to a few different things. And we have some specific concerns that are exacerbated by the COVID crisis and the response to keep people safe and healthy in facilities and out of facilities. And then there's the in general sort of issues that have been discussed by the folks from DOC. We have concerns right now about the mental health of clients in facilities. What is necessary to keep them physically safe as a result of COVID is something that is exacerbating pre-existing mental health conditions that they come into facilities with. But it's the kind of thing that also brings up and causes new conditions to arise. Because if you have a general understanding of segregation rules in a facility in the normal course, we don't segregate people for very long because we understand the impact that it has on their mental health. And when they come in with mental health and co-occurring issues with mental health and substance abuse, it's even exacerbated. So we have concerns about the mental health within facilities and the impact that COVID specifically and the ability to keep people safe is having on those conditions. We also share the concern about community resources for mental health, both in the long and short term. Much of what attorneys do in attempting to resolve cases so that jail is not the only option for them is that the attorneys and investigators in my office work with the OC and others to do really three major things. One is to find treatment resources that are willing to accept them. The second is to find them a place to live. And the third is to make sure that they have food available while they're handling their treatment needs. That is something that is very common and part of the general practice that really is much different from when I was in private practice as an attorney. But it's something that is very common in almost in most every case, part of the resolution to cases in the public defense system because obviously we have inherently, we have people who are indigent, who don't have resources and don't know how to access resources. And so on the front end, we're trying to do that. And then DOC picks up the ball and attempts to access the very same resources and to keep them accessing those resources so they don't end up back in the criminal justice system. I'm struck by the fact that, I don't know why I'm spacing his name, but during the Shumlin administration that the secretary of AHS said, kind of blatantly and directly in a interview on TV that unfortunately, Vermont is put in a position where we have to house our mental health population in the Department of Corrections because we don't have any place else to put them. And while that was something we're kind of always known, it was kind of a stark reality that hit us over the head after Hurricane Irene that when the main facility we had basically gets washed away. Our situation with mental health and with substance abuse and treating those issues during this particular time are even more acute and they sometimes rise to the level of self-harm, sometimes rise to the level of new criminal activity when they're on the outside. And frankly, oftentimes it does and to some degree, I just don't know how you get around dealing with this without devoting more resources to the treatment, to the treatment side of things and giving them a place to be where they can be safe and address the issues. I don't know where those resources come from, but I know that ultimately it's not going to be the Department of Corrections that solves these problems. It's going to be other agencies of government to some degree, but it's not going to be DOC even if they are the last resort when we don't know what else to do with them. One, I couldn't agree more of what you've said about not having corrections as the last resort but a lot of gifts at that point. Seems like it's probably not a long time. One of the points that both Leona and Kathy made and I thought was important was the length of time. Back, I can remember back in the day, a kid was usually in a substance abuse treatment program for six months and adults for 90 days, somehow because of I think Medicare and Medicaid and private insurance, we've said that two weeks is enough. And I think that that's part of our problem here, frankly. I'm not sure how Ginny's going to solve that, but I know that the health worker is working on it. I actually, thanks, I was going right where you ended and that is we're so precluded from investing in healthcare with our federal dollars that it really, it's becoming such a problem across the country. If we're going to extend universal access to healthcare and make healthcare seamless, regardless of whether one is incarcerated or one is on parole, regardless of all of those things, we need to have the federal dollars and a federal investment. And so I'm not sure one state can do it unless they're willing to give us increased dollars through a waiver or we need to begin now putting some pressure on our federal government. This is a huge national problem. And am I going to solve this? Sure, we're going to solve it both. Only in conjunction with judiciary and everyone here, but it is a perplexing problem and it forces without having the resources, it does force folks into having rules that go contrary to best medical practice. And that's the two week limit. And so we get that, but we need to start thinking about sending a letter out to our congressional delegation and to CMS so that we can get additional funds. I couldn't agree more, but we're spending the money, whether they're incarcerated or in a residential treatment program or substance abuse or residential treatment program for mental health issues. And I think we've all seen the problems that are created by forcing some of these folks into a correction. Other questions for Mad or from the committee? Thank you, Matt. Next up is Mary Jane Ainsworth and Dean George from the parole board, the chair of the parole board and the executive director. So hopefully you may want to comment, you've had the advantage of listening to a lot of the testimony thus far. Thank you, Jane. Yes, good to see you. Good to see you, Dean. It's, I appreciate hearing from David again. We've had the fortunate opportunity to begin working with David and some of his colleagues on some processes that the parole board uses and how to go forward with changing some of our procedures in order to come out with even better solutions. We've had a struggle over the last year, particularly with COVID coming into play on being able to keep up with a lot of the violation hearings that were originally presented before the board. In fact, several of them or many of them stayed in the community for months where we would normally hear them within a 30 day period of time. And so our concerns became even more difficult when we did hear these cases. And as has been mentioned, many of them are substance abuse and mental health related cases. And what do we end up doing? And the board has been evolving over the last two years in making decisions to keep people on parole and find creative ways to keep them in the community, either getting them into additional treatment programs or finding ways to get them the treatment that they need otherwise. One of the concerns we have now is that we give a quick example, if I can, we get a hearing yesterday in St. Albans, we had a young lady doing really well, has mental health issues, substance abuse issues, is on the MAP program doing really well and Suboxone program. But now with COVID, her mental health treatment is being done over the telephone instead of in person. And so while we granted parole and she was very excited, we're all still very concerned that without the closer supervision that she's had up to this point, is she going to fail down the road and what do we end up doing with that case? Some of these things we can't change until we get out of this pandemic, but on the other side of things, it's great to be able to collaborate with people like Leona and Kathy, which we regularly do at violation hearings to come up with solutions that involve creative ways to keep people in the community without having to re-incarcerate them and keep them on parole. Again, as I said that one of the things the board is evolving to do is look at these solutions rather than revoke parole with the feeling that while they're gonna come back out on furlough and that closer supervision will manage them effectively in the community. And with the Justice Reinvestment Act, we know that a lot of these furlough options are gonna go away. So we need to figure out a way to continue them on parole and I'm pleased to see that corrections is moving back to having closer supervision of people on parole rather than just administratively supervising them, which I think will make a big difference. So we're excited about the opportunity to work with David and his team to continue to evolve in that area and provide some additional training for the board and look forward to moving forward in January. Thank you, Dean. Mary Jane, any comments that you'd like to make? I do not have any other comments than Chairman George mentioned in his testimony. Thank you. Are there any questions from the committee or either Chairman George or Mary Jane? Thank you both very much. That brings us to the Department of Mental Health and Deputy Commissioner Fox and General Counsel, Karen Barber. Thank you for having us. Thank you. For the record, Morning Fox, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Mental Health. I'd like to just start off by similarly as some of the other witnesses today expressing my thanks to David DeMora, Loretta Meredith and others of the Council and State Government for bringing this work and helping organize this and really carrying a lot of the weight of helping prepare this work. So enough things can't be enough. So I just wanted to put that out there. I think that similar to others, I have no issues, no disagreements with the report as is and some of the recommendations. We definitely support trying to help minimize release of information, protected health information sharing, roadblocks that seem to be getting in the way of good information sharing between providers as well as probation parole officers or even within DOC as well. That definitely does seem to be an impact in information sharing, as David mentioned, going both ways. And that that's an issue that really stands front and center. And also to help continue improving the data sharing. There's a lot of data out there. There's a lot more data that's needed to be collected. But I think as we look at it, it would behoove us to try to not recreate the wheel and know what data is in, and I hate the term, but everyone uses it, what data lives in what silo and figure out how to make sure that that data is being shared. Because that can only help us to inform how we move forward by using that data. And the other major piece for me that I really wanted to highlight is around the training and education of providers in working with people who are criminally justice involved. There are some small pockets throughout our designated agency where there's more strength than in other places around that. But honestly, that seems to be more geared toward individual interests and thus programs being developed at in particular regions throughout the state, and it's not consistent throughout the state. And I would even suggest that training and education around providing mental health treatment for folks who are criminally justice involved is not just in the community providers, but throughout the provider system, including the inpatient hospital system. In going back to Ms. Watts testimony earlier and expressing kind of the difficulty in trying to access inpatient care for someone. I think some of that training and education speaks to that. I think some of the inpatient facilities feel more prepared and able to address psychiatric issues with people who are criminally justice involved. Others do not. It's unfortunate that I guess some would say it's unfortunate that we do not have the ability to force a hospital to take an admission, even our own state hospital. We have those debates internally, which are never pleasant, but they are what they are. And so I think expanding that training and that education piece around particular modalities for treatment for mental health needs for folks who are criminally justice involved will not only help with maintaining people in the community, but will also help, I believe, creating more resources within the communities and within the inpatient system of care. In all honesty, there are hospitals that pretty much will say we're not going to touch someone who's coming out of corrections or in that sense, whereas others are more comfortable with it. And I think that some further training and education around those pieces, my hope would be is that that changes that. As you all know, we have a limited number of beds. We're a small state, we manage what we manage, but people need to be able to access those beds when they need them. And generally when people wait longer, whether it's in an emergency room or in correction, I've been doing this work now going on seven, surprise, eight years now with the state. And I have watched and worked within the movement of people in our systems out of emergency departments, out of corrections, out of the community. And by and far, those people that tend to wait longer are complex, their cases are complex, and there tends to be clinical disagreements between providers, between the community providers and the hospital, between the providers in corrections and the hospital. And that's when we have those issues, is those complex cases that we have differing opinions about what is needed. And again, I come back to better training and education around treatment modalities. I think will, in my opinion, will help reduce some of that reluctance on people's parts or for folks to refer to that as well as only behavioral or it's addiction related, et cetera. That is one of the things we hear about is an inpatient system having basically a disagreement with say the providers in corrections as to what the need is for the individual. And so I think those are the sticking points that happen and that's probably pretty clear in what Ms. Watt was speaking about. Can you help me better understand the complexity where there's disagreement about treatment? So what you're saying is the hospital thinks they should be in jail or is it that simple or is it a different opinion about how to treat the case? I think the bottom line is that, the bottom line is they don't need to be in the hospital but the nuance in there is, it depends on the case, but in a hypothetical case an inpatient facility might be saying that they believe that a person's actions are motivated from a malingering type perspective, motivated to get out of corrections for a time being to get a break, things of that sort versus a true mental health crisis. And so you have those types of complexities getting involved. It's just that disagreement or it may be, we have pretty high standards for involuntary hospitalization in the state and it may come down to someone being truly very mentally ill but by the court's eyes or by screeners' eyes and clinician's eyes, do they meet the level of being in danger to themselves or others and meeting kind of that statutory criteria for involuntary hospitalization. It's much more frequent that we see voluntary requests coming out of Department of Corrections than involuntary hospitalizations which is neither here nor there but when you have an individual who is incarcerated and asked, would you be willing to go to the hospital? It's rare to find someone who's incarcerated that would say, no, I'd rather stay incarcerated and such. And so then the question does arise at times, is the behaviors and actions that seem to be indicating a need for psychiatric hospitalization, is it truly a result of a mental illness or is it more a result of some external motivating factor? Are there other questions of warning before we go to Karen? If Karen wishes to provide a testimony? Dick, you disappeared real quick. No, I think actually box covered everything unless you have a specific question for me that I could help answer. Representative Hooper had a question. Thank you. I just got confused. I thought that we were hearing that there is a need for expanded or additional community-based resources for the population that we're talking about. And then box, you started talking about the need for inpatient beds, et cetera. And I either correct me, everybody, if I'm misunderstanding or should our focus be on inpatient. And I appreciate that sometimes this ends up in emergency rooms, but to me, that is an issue of not having an alternative. No, I wasn't suggesting at all. Representative Hooper, I apologize for the confusion. I was not suggesting at all that we should be investing in inpatient facilities to kind of resolve the issues that we've been discussing today. I was more responding to Leona Watts' comment about difficulty of selling from corrections, accessing inpatient level of care. I did make a dotted line connection, if you will, from the community to the inpatient world, just around training and education for working with this population. But I think my focus and my comments are meant to really be about that for the community. Because I think if we can do the work in the community and improve that work, the information sharing and training, the education, all of those pieces, then we'll be avoiding people needing to go in the hospital. We'll be avoiding people returning back to corrections and having these issues of trying to access hospitalization, et cetera, et cetera. So I'm sorry for that confusion. Thank you. I just wanna make sure that we're clear on the takeaway about where we need to put the resources. Thanks. Yeah. And Rep. Emmons, I don't have the agenda in front of me, so I'm not sure if there's somebody else up but Mr. Dayamora, I think we had a suggestion about where we might place some resources. And I'm curious about the sufficiency of the proposal. It was a total of about a million dollars, I'm sorry, I don't have the slide in front of me either, a portion of which would go to community-based mental health services. Can you, can someone comment on the sufficiency of that request to meet the actual need? What I will say is that that's our suggestion about what the initial investment needs to be. We were not suggesting that that should be the total over time, but that we were suggesting that there needs to be a start and that that start can't wait two or three years for the reinvestment dollars to come down. And so we were suggesting that as an initial investment to get these things moving and move them forward. We did not mean to suggest that that would be the total over time of what was necessary. Past that, as far as what actual numbers would be, that would be outside my ballpark, if you will. And where would those dollars be put? Is that in DOC with supervision or would it be with the Department of Mental Health for additional resources in the community? I'm trying to figure out how to operationalize those numbers. Yeah, so we were talking about community resources. I believe that all of those dollars ultimately would fall under, I don't have to slide in front of me either. I believe that all of those dollars would fall under AHS. They wouldn't fall under all under DOC because they're targeted in different ways. Some of that would be DOC. Some of that would be for community mental health and substance use. Some of that would be for domestic violence. So the recipients would be different. The majority of them I think are in AHS, but not necessarily all of them. Thank you. Got it. Any other questions? Sorry for the interruption and the technical difficulties from Banking County today. I don't hear any other questions or comments. This has been extremely helpful to me in helping to understand, and David and all of you have testified. Thank you so much. We appreciate it. I will. So hopefully we have one more meeting left before the next session. Are there anything that people have agenda items they would like to see? Please let Representative Edmunds or myself know. Thank you all very much. Yes. Just a quick comment. I want to say, and I think I said it in the beginning and I know that the work that David has done is so significant in pointing out not simply the gaps needed for folks who are incarcerated and being released or and have various substance use disorder needs or mental health needs, but he's also identified the very gaps and needs that we have within our system of care overall. And so as we're looking at additional resources to deploy for housing or for mental health treatment for the folks in custody of DOC, it's going to be a negotiation, but it also allows for us to build a new way of looking at healthcare in corrections and building a system that has continuity and consistency. All to say that we need to do this. There's no question about it. And we want to make sure that we're not robbing Peter to pay Paul, that's really it. Thank you all very much. We'll adjourn now, I guess. Dave just jumped off before he made me the host. Oh, bummer. I'm going to do this. David, can you hear? Oh, are you still here? Oh, great, Dave. Can you make me the host again so I can end the meeting? I believe so. I think we're finishing, yeah. Or I can just end the meeting for everybody. I know, because I need to end the YouTube, so I need to do it. Okay, let's see if I can figure out how to get that host back to you. That's not right.


Today we check out a grenade which literally spawns in 19 grenades per single throw. Like what? How's it going guys? My name is DPJ and today I bring you another Borderlands 3 video. If you do enjoy it, leaving a like really helps me out and subscribe if you want to see more. Also guys, if you think we can give away copies of this game to women for yourself or a friend, simply subscribe and make sure you have notifications turned on. Drop a like on this video and leave a comment down below. So you guys have seen me cover many crazy grenades, from rares to epics to legendos. Today we check out an epic like nothing else. I haven't seen anything like this since reviewing grenades as of yet and this is an epic grenade mud which with one throw, one grenade consumed, this thing the MIRV Colostar FX below there spawns a total of 19 grenades. Yes you heard that right, 19 grenades per single throw because as you can see on the screen now you throw one initial grenade, then that explodes into 6 additional grenades, the 6th additional grenade then spawns 3 additional grenades each.  Calculate this with saying 16 grenades with the 5 plus benefit of my class mud, from a total of 16 grenades you generate 304 grenades, 304 explosions, that's just utterly crazy people. Now looking at this thing stats we can see it has exploded, two MIRV stats and then the mini MIRV stat and it's these which equal out into this grenade literally just constantly spawning grenades. Now this is a grenade I'd recommend to all people out there with grenade builds dedicated to spamming, spamming against mobs of adds more so. I mean this can be a decent grenade against certain bosses but because this has no tracking it's hard to single out an enemy where you can land maximum damage unless the target is real big but against mobs much like within the slaughter houses and places like this this is an absolutely great grenade arguably one of my top 5 grenades in the game. This variant doesn't have an elemental burn either but it does explode on contact which I do like. Now this grenade I believe is out of a vending machine, the Salota Shaff vending machine is an amazing one to farm for this type, the cluster explorers are popular there. But yeah guys this is a grenade like no other have seen so far, one grenade throw equals 19 grenades and just watch this thing in action when spamming people it's actually pretty funny to watch explosions for days. Now could it do two people for this it was first brought to my attention by one last punk who originally sent me this then my power troll in donkey sent me this anointed version so could it do both for this amazing grenade. Now if you guys do want to join a place full of Borderlands fans and dedicated spaces for trading on all platforms and much more check out my discord linked within the video description. But yes guys this is the MIRV cluster FX loader one grenade throw one grenade consumption equals 19 grenades wow. On that note we have come to the end if you guys enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you're new around here and want to see more Borderlands videos be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video or upload can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button but guys thanks as always for stopping by hopefully you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one