Lettuce, yes. Broccoli, yes. Spinach leaves, yes. Peas, hh. Grapes, yes. Capsicum, hh. Beans, hh. Spring onions, yes. Celery, hh. Asparagus, hh. Brussels sprouts, hh. They are the worst hands down.


The Columbia Network takes pleasure in bringing you suspense, suspense. Columbia's play theater of outstanding thrillers, produced and directed by William Spear and scored by Bernard Herman. The notable melodramas from fiction and stage and screen, from the world's great literature of entertaining excitement, presented each week to bring you to the edge of your chair to keep you in suspense. Tonight's story by America's distinguished author, playwright Owen Johnson, gathers its suspense in a very gentle way. It doesn't have a spectacular finish, garnished with revolver shots. There are no graveyard watches. There's not so much as a single lifeless body, identified or unidentified. A tale told in a club room, the Artists and Writers Club in New York. A tale of high-class robbery and suspicion and of how some ladies and gentlemen nervously counted 100 in the dark. That was a fine meal, me for the club any time. We can all sit here, buddy. Yes, if you'll just draw up that chair for Mr. Peters. Thank you. Do you all know Peters? This is Mr. Steingal. How do you do? Oh, I agree with Matt. Oh, you know each other. And the one who drew up the chair, Mr. Rankin. How do you do? Well, I guess we're all acquainted now. To get back to our table discussion. Oh, yes. How about a drink? Who'll join me? Fine. John. Well, now, Steingal, as I said, there are only half a dozen stories in the world. What is more to the point? There's every reason... What? Oh, five with soda, John. Yes. Now, where was I? Oh, yes. What is more to the point, gentlemen? Is the small number of human relations that are so simple and yet so fundamental that they can be eternally played upon, redressed and reinterpreted in every language in every age and yet remain inexhaustible in the possibility of variation? Well, that's true, of course. That's very possible. Take the eternal triangle. To men and to women. Or to women and to men. Its variations extend to thousands. That right, Rankin? Well, in a way. Ah, here we are. Soda? Here you are. Thank you. And you? Thank you. Soda, Peter? Yes, please. Here you are. Thanks. And here's yours. Thank you. And now, a little soda in mine. Well, here's to you all. Cheers. I'm afraid we can't see eye to eye, Quinny. I believe there are situations, original situations, that are independent of your human emotions. That exist just because they are situations. Accidental and nothing else. As for instance, well, I'll just cite an ordinary one that happens to come to my mind. In a group of five men, such as we are here, a theft takes place. One man is the thief. Oh, which one? Now, I'd like to know what emotion that interprets. And yet it certainly is an original theme at the bottom of a whole literature. It's not the same thing at all. Ah, detective stories. I could answer that the situation you give can be traced back to the commonest of human emotions. Curiosity. I think Quinny has you there, Rankin. What is the peculiar fascination that the detective problem exercises over the human mind? You will say curiosity. Yes and no. Admit it once that the whole art of a detective story consists in the statement of the problem. Anyone can do it. I can do it. Steingall can do it. Rankin, I believe even you can do it. The solution doesn't count. It is usually banal. It should be prohibited. What interest thus is? Can we guess it? There you have it, the problem, the detective story. Now, why the fascination? I'll tell you. It appeals to our curiosity. Yes. But deeper to a sort of intellectual vanity. Five men present. The theft takes place. Who's the thief? Who will guess it first? Whose brains will show its superior cleverness? You see? That's all. That's all there is to it. Out of all of which, the interesting thing is that Rankin has supplied the reason why the supply of detective fiction is inexhaustible. It does all come down to the simplest terms. Five possibilities. One, answer. Well, the reason is that the situation does constantly occur. It's a situation that any of us might get into any time. Yes, I know of an incident of that kind that happened to a friend of mine last month. Of course, of course, gentlemen. You are glorifying common places. Every crime, I tell you, expresses itself in the terms of the picture puzzle that you feed your six-year-old. It's only the variation that is interesting. Take the well-known instance of the visitor at a club and the rare coin, for example. You all know that story. You've heard it out. I don't think I have. I'm sure. Why, it's very well known. Well, go ahead, Quinny. Tell it. A distinguished visitor is brought into a club. A dozen men, say, present at dinner, long table. Conversation finally veers around to curiosities and relics. One of the members present then takes from his pocket what he announces as one of the rarest coins in existence. Passes it around the table. Coin travels back and forth, everyone examining it. And the conversation goes to another topic. All at once the owner calls for his coin. It is nowhere to be found. Everyone looks at everyone else. First, they suspect a joke. Then it becomes serious. The coin is immensely valuable. Who has taken it? The owner is a gentleman.  The others refuse to leave the situation so. One man proposes that they all submit to a search. Everyone gives his assent until it comes to the stranger. He refuses, curtly, roughly, without giving any reason. Uncomfortable silence. The man is a guest. No one knows him particularly well, but still he is a guest. One member tries to make him understand that no offense is offered, that the suggestion was simply to clear the atmosphere. The stranger becomes very firm, very proud and says, I refuse to allow my person to be searched and I refuse to give the reason for my action. Another silence. The visitor evidently has the coin, but he is their guest. An etiquette protects him. Nice situation, eh? What's the answer? The table is cleared. A waiter removes a dish of fruit and there, under the ledge of the plate, where it's been pushed, is the coin. But now explanation, eh? Of course. Solutions always should be. At once everyone apologizes to him, whereupon the visitor rises and says, now I can give you the reason for my refusal to be searched. There are only two known specimens of that coin in existence, and the second happens to be here in my best pocket. That's rather obvious. Of course the story is well invented, but the turn to it is very nice. Very nice indeed. You know, ending is very unsatisfactory. The visitor should have had on him not another coin, but something absolutely different. Something destructive, say, of a woman's reputation and a great tragedy should have been threatened by the casual misplacing of the coin. Well, I've heard the same story told in a dozen different ways. Oh, it's happened a hundred times. It must continually have. I know of one extraordinary instance. The most extraordinary instance of this sort I've ever heard. Peter's you, Rascal. I see you've been quietly letting us set the stage for you. Well, it's not a story that will please everyone. Why not? Because you will want to know what no one can ever know. It has no conclusion then. Yes and no. As far as it concerns a woman, quite the most remarkable woman I've ever met, the story is complete. Do I know the woman? Possibly. Probably I should say. As a matter of fact, this should be particularly interesting to you because I believe that most of you are acquainted with the people involved. The names, of course, are disguised. I think... Yes, I have. Just time before I catch my train to tell it to you. This is... Well, Mrs. Rita Kildare. Inhabited a charming bachelor girl studio. Very elegant. The duplex pattern and one of the buildings just off Central Park West. She knew very nearly everyone in that indescribable society in New York that's drawn from all levels and that imposes but one condition for membership to be amusing. In this mingle society, her invitations were eagerly sought. Her dinners were spontaneous and the discussions, though gay and usually daring, were invariably under the control of wit and good taste. On the Sunday night of this adventure, she had, according to her custom, sent away her Filipino brotha and invited to an informal chafing dish supper seven of her more unusual friends. At seven o'clock, having finished dressing, she put in order her bedroom, which formed a sort of free passage between the studio and a small dining room to the kitchen beyond. Then, going into the studio, she struck a match and was about to light the candlesticks which illuminated the room and a Mr. Flanders, a broker, compact, nervously alive, well-groomed, was waiting as she opened the door. Well, you're early. On the contrary, you are late. Well, in any case, hello and come inside. Here, let me take your things. Thank you. Ah, the first, I suppose. Of course. And since you are, you can be a good boy and help me with the candles. Delighted. Who's to be here tonight? The Enos Jackson. I thought they were separated. Not yet. How interesting. Only you, dear lady, would dream of serving us a couple on the verge. It is interesting, isn't it? Surely. Where did you know Jackson? Through the wearings. Jackson's a rather doubtful person, isn't he? Well, let's call him a very sharp lawyer. And they tell me, though, he's been gambling pretty much in deep. How about yourself? Me. I'm a bachelor. If I lose my shirt, it makes no difference. Is that possible? Probably even. Who else is coming? Oh, uh, Maude Lilly. You know her? No, I don't think so. You met her here some time ago. A journalist. Oh, yes, yes, of course. I've forgotten. Mr. Harris, a clubman is coming in the Stanley Cheevers. The Stanley Cheevers? Are we going to gamble?  Certainly not. Only the Cheevers. They play quite a game. Yes. Well, united. They have an unusual streak of good luck. Oh, by the way, it's, uh, Jackson, isn't it, who is so attractive to Mrs. Cheevers? Quite right.  And where does Maude Lilly come in? Don't joke. She's in a desperate way. And John Harris? Oh, he used to make the salad and cream the chicken. Ah, see the whole party. I, of course, am to wear the element of respectability. Of what? Don't play baby with me, my dear Flanders. I apologize. It's better. No one, of course, knows who else is coming. No one, of course. Stanley Cheevers entered.  And his wife, voluble nervous, overdressed and pretty. Mr., um, yes, Mr. Harris came in with Maude Lilly, a woman straight, dark, Indian, great masses of somber hair held in a little too loosely for neatness with thick, quick lips and eyes that rolled away from the person who was talking to her. The Enos Jacksons were late and still agitated as they entered. His forehead had not quite banished the scowl, nor her eyes the scorn. He was of the type that never lost his temper but caused others to lose theirs. Mrs. Jackson seemed fastened to her husband by an invisible leash. You looked at her curiously and wondered what such a nature would do in a crisis with a lurking sense of a woman who carried with her her own impending tragedy. As soon as the company had been completed and the incongruity of the selection had been perceived, a smile of malicious anticipation ran the rounds which the hostess cut short by saying, Well, well now that everyone's here, this is the order for the night. You can quarrel all you want, you can whisper all the gossip you can think of about one another, but everyone is to be amusing. Also, everyone is to help with dinner and nothing formal, nothing serious.  That's the invariable rule of the house. Uh, Harris, I need you. May I be of any help? Thank you, my dear. You too, all right. Adorable bedroom. Oh, thank you, dear. Now for my apron. Oh, there it is. Uh, tie me up to the back. Will you please, Maude? Of course. There you are. Fine, thanks. Now just let me get my rings off and I'll be all ready to go to work. Oh, this is such a lovely apartment. This is still there. Thank you. Soap and water always seem to do it. Ah, there. Your rings are so beautiful. They are nice, aren't they? But there's only one that's very valuable, the sapphire. Oh, it's beautiful. Let me see. Oh, it must be very valuable. It cost $10,000 six years ago. It's been my talisman ever since. For the moment, however, I'm a cook. You're not going to leave the rings there. Why, of course. Now I'm the cook. Maude Lilly, you're the scurry maid. Harris is the chef and we're all under his orders. Mrs. Cheever, did you ever peel onions? Oh, would heavens know? Well, there are no onions peeled. All you have to do is help set the table. Under their hostess's gay guidance, the seven guests began to circulate busily through the room, laying the table, grouping the chairs, opening bottles, and preparing the material for the chafing dishes. Mrs. Kildare in the kitchen ransacked the icebox and with her own hands shredded the chicken and measured the krill. Carry this in carefully. Cheever, stop watching your wife and put the salad bowl on the table. Everything ready, Harris? All set.  I'll be right in.  Then going to her dressing table, she drew the hatpin around which were her rings from the pin cushion and carelessly slipped them on her fingers. But all at once she frowned and looked quickly at her hand. Only two rings were there. In the third ring, the sapphire was missing. Stupid. She said to herself and returned to her dressing table. Immediately she stopped. She remembered quite clearly putting the hatpin through the three rings. She made no attempt to search further but remained without moving her fingers slowly drumming on the table who had taken the ring. Each of her guests had had a dozen opportunities at the time she'd been busy in the kitchen. She ran over their characters and their situations as she knew them. Strangely enough, at each, a mind stopped upon some reason that might explain a sudden temptation. Find out nothing this way. That's not the important thing to me just now. Important thing is to get the ring back. And slowly, deliberately, she began to walk back and forth. A clenched hand beating the deliberate rhythmic measure of her journey. Five minutes later, as Harris installed the chef over the chafing dish was giving directions, spooling the air, Mrs. Kildare came into the room like a lengthening shadow. Her entrance had been made with scarcely a perceptible sound and yet each guest was aware of it at the same moment with a little nervous start. Heavens!  What is it you have for us? A surprise? I have something to say to you. Mr. Enos Jackson. Yes, Mrs. Kildare? Kindly do as I ask you. Certainly. Go to the door. Go to the door? Please. Lock it. And bring me the key. You've locked it? As you wish me to. Thank you. Now the bedroom door. Would you do the same? Sure. Thank you, Mr. Jackson. Mr. Cheever. Yeah? Would you blow out all the candles except the candelabra on the table? Blow out all the candles? Except the candelabra. All right. Well, goodness sake, Mrs. Kildare. What is it? I am getting terribly worked up. My nerves are all hit. All right, Mrs. Jackson. That's the last candle. All right. Now listen. My sapphire ring has just been stolen. Oh, you don't believe me. The ring has been taken within the last 20 minutes. I'm not going to mince words. The ring has been taken and the thief is among you. Totally. But Mrs. Kildare, is it possible? Yes, Mrs. Cheever is not the slightest doubt. Three of you were in the bedroom when I placed my rings in the bin cushion. Quite true. I was in the room when she took them off. The sapphire ring was on top. Each of you has passed through there a dozen times since. My sapphire ring is gone and one of you has taken it. Now listen. I'm not going to mince words. I'm not going to stand on ceremony. But I'm going to have my ring back. Listen to me carefully. I'm going to have that ring back. And until I do, not a soul shall leave this room. I don't care who's taking it. All I want is my ring. Now I'm going to make it possible for whoever took it to restore it without possibility of detection. The doors are locked and will stay locked. I'm going to blow out the remaining candles in the candelabra. And I'm going to count one hundred slowly. It will be in absolute darkness. No one will know or see what's done. But if at the end of that time the ring is not here on the table I shall telephone the police and have everyone in this room searched. Where are you going? Am I quite clear? Everyone take his place about the table and remain standing please. That's it, that'll do. Now I'll blow out the candles and count one hundred. No more, no less. Remember, either I get that ring or everyone in this room will be searched.  Mr. Cheever, you may hand it to me. Now that that's over, we can have a very gay little supper. The light's someone. And there you are, gentlemen. Oh, I say Peter's. That's not all. Absolutely. The story ends there. The story ends there. But who took the ring? Ha-ha. What? You mean it was never found out? Never. No clue? None. I'm not sure I like the story. It's no story at all. Permit me, it is a story, and it is complete. In fact, I consider it unique because it has none of the banalities of a solution and leaves the problem even more confused than at the start. Well, I don't see... Of course you don't see, my dear Anken. You do not see that any solution would be commonplace, whereas no solution leaves an extraordinary intellectual problem. Oh, how so? Well, in the first place, whether the situation actually happened or not, which is in itself a mere triviality, Peter's has constructed it in a masterly way, the proof of which is that he has made me listen. Any of those present might have taken the ring. There are therefore seven solutions, all possible and all logical, but beyond this is left a great intellectual problem. Oh, so? Was it a woman who lacked the necessary courage to continue? Or was it a man who repented his first impulse? Is a man or is a woman the greater natural criminal? Oh, that's simple, Quinny. A woman took it, of course. On the contrary, it was a man for... the second action was more difficult than the first. A man, certainly. The restoration of the ring was a logical decision. You see? Personally, I inclined to a woman for the reason that a weaker feminine nature is strangely susceptible to the domination of her own sex. There you are. We could meet and debate the subject year in and year out and never agree. I recognize most of the characters, Peter's, Mrs. Kildare, of course, is all you say of her. An extraordinary woman. The story is quite characteristic of her. Flanders, I'm not sure of, but I think I know him. I'm positive. Did it really happen? Exactly as I told it. The only one I don't recognize is Harris, your humble servant. What? You? Peter's? You were there? I was there. I was Harris. Have a good morning, gentlemen. Oh, yes. What is it, John? Mr. Peter, sir, you're trained. You told me to remind you. Oh, thank you. Yes, I didn't know it was so late. New gentlemen, pardon me. Oh, it's nice to meet you all. Nice to meet you all. Good night. Curious chap. Extraordinary. Well, now I... I wonder... I wonder if we're wondering the same thing, gentlemen. And so, with the enigmatic smile of Mr. Peter's, or Harris, ends 100 in the Dark, Owen Johnson's smooth story which gave us tonight's... Suspense. Suspense is produced by William Spear. Tonight's radio drama was written by Jack Anson Fink, directed by John Dietz, and scored by Bernard Herman. Eric Dressler was Mr. Peter's. Alice Frost played Mrs. Kildare, and Ted Osborne, Quinny. Others in the cast were Helen Lewis, Joan Shea, Henriette Kay, Frank Reddick, Paul Luther, Stefan Schnabel, Ian Martin, and Barry Kroger. With this evening's performance, Columbia brings to a conclusion the present series of Suspense. If you like these broadcasts, CBS would be pleased to hear from you. Suspense has been a series presented for your relaxation and enjoyment by the Columbia Broadcasting System.


My name is Anna Dershuk. I'm here from the Tri-Cities, Washington. So I used to go to church as a little child, but that was because my family went. And after a while, when I became like in high school, I quit going all the way. My friend did invite me over to Hungry Generation. I came over here and I felt the Holy Spirit just touch me. And I knew that was my calling, so I gave myself to God. I gave my life to God.  So Anna, do you believe in Jesus Christ as God's Son and your own personal Lord and Savior? I do. Do you promise to follow Him with good and clear conscience for the rest of your life? I do. Now, base on your faith, confession, and your commitment will baptize you in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.


This is stock number 6T113AA. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Dodge and Minivan headquarters. Today we're checking out this super clean 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT. From this HD video you will be able to tell that for the age and miles on the car or on the van. It's in really nice condition all the way around inside and out. Billet Silver is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the van with me and definitely your best way to see the overall condition of the vehicle so that you can make a smart buying decision. 17-inch painted alloy rims, unorail Tiger Paw 225 65R 17 tires with just about all the tread left. I think they must have put those tires on right before they traded it in. The only thing I saw one tiny little ding on that front fender other than that very very clean front bumpers in really nice condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on the hood and the passenger side fender is in excellent shape as well. Passenger side rim no scuffs or scrapes on that and as you go down this side of the van you can see just 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 and just cannot make the trip down you can still see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. Very clean down this side of the van. Those lower rockers look really good. That's usually where corrosion starts happening. Back rim no scuffs or scrapes and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Four wheel disc brakes on these vans which is what I like about them. Nice safe vehicles for the family. 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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with Jaspys 11 box off season football mixer featuring a Joe Montana giveaway. That's pretty nice stuff, or there he is. So at the end of the break, we'll re-randomize everybody's names and the top name will get the Joe Cool right here. 1981 tops PSA8, it's pretty nice. The break itself is pretty nice as well. Very big thank you to everyone here for getting into it. So thanks again to the people who bought their spots straight up. And I appreciate the people who got into those prism pack breaks to try to win spots. Congrats again to the winners. All 32 teams are in. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Lucky seven times, one and a six. Names first, one, two, three, four, five, six, and a seventh and final time. After seven we got Will, down to Adam. After seven, couple old school Jaspie's followers here, Bulldog fan, down to Wohaqi. That's good. These guys in here. One and a six, seven times, four of the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time. Saints down to the Vikings after seven. All right, Will, you got the Saints. Sean Maddock with the Dolphins. Harrison with the Cowboys. Dean with the Cardinals. Jesse with the Patriots. Mark with the Niners. Harrison with the Ravens. Matthew with the Steelers. Tim with the Washington football team. Wes with the Eagles. Tom with the Rams. Joseph with the Jags. George with the Colts. James with the Lions. Jake with the Falcons. Jeffrey with the Bengals. Matthew with my Raiders. Jeff with the Chargers. Nice. Garrett with the Browns. Tim with the Packers. Nicholas with the Jets. Levi with the Bills. Martin with the Broncos. Tim with the Chiefs. Sean with the Titans. Raymond with the Texans. Matthew with the Giants. Levi with the Buccaneers. David with the Panthers. Matthew with the Bears. Martin with the Seahawks and Adam. You've got the Minnesota Vikings. Let's get all this on one screen. Alphabetized by, hey, where did my title go? This is Jaspy's 11 box off season football mixer. There we go. There you have it. I'm gonna pause the video when we come back where we see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break itself. All right, welcome back folks. There was a lot of trade chatter but in the end no deals were done. Here's the Joe Montana we're giving away at the end of the break. So we'll re-randomize everybody's names, name on top. We'll get Joe Montana, one of the best young signal callers in pro football. He was young back in 1981. We'll set that over here. So I'll remember to do that. We also, we're only supposed to have one certified box but in the tub where the mixer was gathered, there were three in here. So we're gonna pick one of these for the break. We'll use that die right there. So if you see on the top camera we'll go one, two for the top box, three, four, five, six. Six, one, two, three, four, five, six, the bottom box. So these two will be for some other mixer, some other mixer I would imagine. And this XR box was not in the list of boxes. So folks, this is actually a 12 box break. Bonus box right here. Let's change the title to 12. Bonus box. So if you already thought that this mixer was a good deal, well now it's even better deal with the extra XR box. Big thanks everybody here for getting into it on a Thursday. Thanks for spending a bit of your Thursday with us. So the list remains the same as you saw in the previous screen. Now as always in these mixers, we're gonna do the base heavy sort of stuff first and then we'll work our way back to like obsidian the first off the lines and the impeccable that's sitting in the back. Speaking of impeccable football, we have impeccable football and a basketball on the site right now with a couple filler breaks that we need to do. jaspyscasebreaks.com, check it out. I think we got about 30 orders to go through after I do this mixer. So I know certain things will be sold out and we'll go through orders after this and we'll see exactly what sold out first and we'll get a good break order going. We do have late night tonight so keep your orders coming early and often. There will be a recap at the end but a lot of times I forget. So if I forget, if you don't see a recap at the end it'll most likely be a very apologetic video that says recap ahead of it. Usually I like to kind of keep it contained within the same video but sometimes I forget. These are just retail cash here and we're not expecting too many hits here but we are looking for a lot of rookie part opportunities which would be pretty huge in this, this is 2020. I think most of these seem to be 2020, right? I see a couple 2019s. There's that signature series of 2016. I think most of it looks like 2020, 2019. All right, good luck everybody. Here we go. So hey, there's Carson Wentz. He got traded to the Colts. What does everyone think about that trade? I guess maybe it wasn't that shocking because everyone had connected Wentz to the Colts already but what does everyone think about that? I think it was only two, now correct me if I'm wrong but I think it was a this year's second round pick and next year's second round pick which could turn into a first round pick depending on what kind of playing time snap percentages that Carson Wentz gets. I think that's it. And what does everyone think? I know we have some Colts fans here. What do the Colts fans think about Carson Wentz? There's two at Tungva Loa. Rookie card for Miami, that'll be for Sean Maddock. And so I guess that means Jalen Hertz is definitely gonna be the guy. Well, I don't know. I also, in a report that I was reading, it seems to suggest that the Eagles may consider bringing in another quarterback just for some competition. Oh, gotcha. So Mick Subb and Harrison are saying it's third round pick this year. Next year is a second round pick which becomes the first. If you play 75% of the Saps or if you play 70% of the Saps, the Colts make the playoffs. Sucks for your Eagles but had to rip the Band-Aid. We got a couple of Eagles fans in here. Jason, what do you think about Carson Wentz trade? So Jason's encouraged that Wentz will get those snap percentages to make it turn into the higher pick. Anthony is a Colts fan. We didn't want him. Yeah, I feel like that's the sort of early reaction from Colts fans is that, but if anyone could, you know, maybe help Carson Wentz, it's gotta be Frank Reich. And Frank Reich is a great coach. Ryan thinks it'll end up being a win-win sort of deal. It's everyone's opinion. Yeah, no one likes it. Yeah, yeah. But if you can kind of get like, what, 2017 Carson Wentz, which is not that long ago, can kind of get close to that.  It's got a good offensive line. Fourth best player, MLB, Freddie Freeman. Really? Fourth best player in MLB. In all of baseball? Yeah. I mean, no knock on the reigning NL MVP, but like right now? Interesting, that's interesting. Anthony would have rather had Matt Jones in the draft. Yeah, he's got a decent offensive line now. You know, I mean, they're saying maybe, yeah, maybe some upgrades in the draft somewhere there. But I think that offense line has got to be better than the injury riddled Eagles offensive line. Here's a nice Justin Herbert for the Chargers. That'll be for Jeff. Let's go, let's go glass half full, Anthony. Wentz is still pretty young, you know, so he can still be fixable, I hope, with Frank Reich. I think Frank Reich and him, Carson Wentz are personally like close as well. They both went to the same church or something like that in Philadelphia. They're close personally. So maybe all that will help. All right, let's do the Prism Packs now. Yeah, the money's a lot. Ryan, you're right. The money's a lot, but if you think about it, with the way quarterbacks are getting paid, you know, Wentz in a couple of years, especially if he plays decently, if he plays, I mean, he might be a bargain at that point. Monti's saying, if people joke about that close connection between Reich and Wentz, but honestly, it might be all you really need. Yeah, I don't know why it is a joke. I mean, I think it's important. It's like the relationship between a coach and a quarterback, I think, has to be, you know, it has to be pretty close. They're working together pretty closely, you know? But I think that's pretty important. But you know, peak Wentz though, Anthony, you know, when he almost was on his way to win an MVP that season, if you can get kind of close to that, he threw a lot more, I'm usually a pretty good protector of the football. Pat's thinking that Colt's downgraded from River's to Wentz. I don't know if I agree with you on that. You got an older River's and a fixable Wentz. That's true. It is probably a bigger indictment of Jacob Eason though. Jeff Rosetti lives in Indy and so that can tell you a lot of people here don't get the move, but you think it's smart and could pay off. Right, the only reason why it would works is because of the Frank Reich, you know, Carson Wentz connection. TK, what's going on? Are the Eagles rebuilding though? Ryan? Ryan A is saying Eagles rebuilding until those picks come out. They certainly can and will. I don't think the Eagles think they're rebuilding. That's still, I mean, everyone deals with injuries, but you know, they had a lot of injuries. There's Lane Johnson right there speaking of the Eagles. A lot of injuries, you know, maybe the coaching was just needed some freshening up. The coaching wasn't that great, but they've got pieces there. Pat's hard of hearing about offensive line issues for Wentz. Texan's offensive line was poor, but Watson's still at top end season. Watson's a different kind of quarterback though, I think, right? Watson definitely moves a lot better than Carson Wentz. Where does JJ Watt end up? There's Super Bowl champ Tom Brady. Buccaneers, Levi. CD Lamb Green for Harrison and the Cowboys. Where the Cowboys gonna do a Dak Prescott? There he is again, there's Carson Wentz. What's this guy gonna do? Chris Watson saying Watt going to Cleveland? Cleveland, this is for you. I heard that JJ Watt was talking to Buffalo. Yeah, Tampa passing, Tampa could be in play. Pittsburgh or Green Bay seem to be the obvious choices, but outside of Pittsburgh and, Pittsburgh has his brothers of course, Green Bay, home state, you know, those are the obvious connections, but let's see if I think Buffalo, Tampa Bay could be in the mix as well. Oh, now Anthony is hoping for, maybe Wentz is gonna be packaged up for Dak Prescott. He'd like that. Oh, interesting. DraftKings apparently has Cleveland as the favorite to land JJ Watt, which is not beddable in New Jersey, but interesting. What's the odds? Cleveland. Oh, Chris Watson saying maybe it's Pittsburgh doesn't have the cap space for Watt, but aren't they like pretty much forcing Rothesburg to like restructure the contract and be like, dude, we gotta restructure this Ben, we love you, but we gotta restructure this so we can get some pizzas. Yeah, you gotta get someone like a, to get all the Watt brothers under one roof. Another Mortal Kombat? Yeah. Cleveland, this is for you. JJ Watt to Cleveland, maybe? That's what some of the guys are saying in the chat. Yeah, he's playing basketball. He'd be a, how tall is he? I think he's like LeBron.  Just a tank? Yeah.  Slims down a little bit. Woo. Gets even faster? Gets even faster? JJ Watt with the calves? Take Kevin. Could take Kevin Love's spot? There's Michael Pittman Jr. speaking of the Colts earlier. So Adam Cumberman saying Cleveland, Cleveland Browns plus 150 as a JJ Watt destination. That's almost, that's almost even, that's almost 50-50. Got a little Clariton. Must break brought to you by Clariton. So Anthony saying all the ESPN talking heads saying Cleveland teaming up with Miles Garrett. I mean, I think that's important. I think having JJ Watt can't play every down. So maybe that does work.  Just got to preserve his health, right?  But that, then you can, if you can preserve and extend JJ Watt's career. What makes me say Cleveland isn't the spot, John? Yeah, that's a good question. I, maybe I just didn't expect Cleveland to go that route. Like they, you know, just adding sort of an aging defensive line guy to a relatively young team. I would think that they would maybe continue drafting and having a younger crew of people growing together. You know? But I mean, that's a bold move though, if the Browns go with that. I think it kind of, I think it kind of states, you know, their intentions, you know, that saying that, hey, we think we're just a couple of big free agents away from getting to the next level. So yeah, maybe the Browns are a lot. I mean, I have no problem with the Cleveland Browns. That could be a good spot for him. That could be, you know, if the Cleveland front office, if the Browns front office can convince JJ Watt, hey, here's what we're building. Here's what we're gonna do. If JJ Watt's into it, that's a pretty good commentary on the state of the Cleveland Browns front office. Chris Godwin, that's to 79. So it looks like Jalen Hertz, Wesley with the Eagles is the guy now.  Got Grandel Pit, speaking of the Browns, that's to 50. It'll be for Garrett and the Browns. Yeah, I think the injuries for JJ Watt is definitely his concern. It's definitely the concern. You have to find a coaching staff that can kind of try to rein in JJ Watt. There's Jeremy Chin.  I don't know, maybe having a guy like Miles Garrett on the other side though is enough to preserve his career. There's Trey Flowers to 50. There's Trey Flowers for the Lions, going to James. We got Albert Okuwa Bonham. Rookie Otto, out of this is the no huddle by the way. Rookie Otto for Martin and the Broncos, my rivals. It was Dalvin Tomlinson to 79. Justin Jefferson Rookie, it's TJ Watt, or he can reunite with his brothers. Now Justin Jefferson going to Adam and the Vikings. Jack Thompson, Tyler Lockett to 35 and Anthony Jennings. All right, what else do we have here? Actually, this mixer's going a little bit faster than I thought, maybe it's mega box time. Yeah, let's stay with prism, mega box. That's the green Pulsars. Derek Billings doesn't look like your Broncos are gonna keep Von Miller, which team do you think he goes? That's an interesting question too.  I think JJ Watt, someone like him would be like, all right, I'll take less if I think I'm gonna be on a championship team, you know? But Von Miller, maybe he's thinking, this might be my one big contract. Or I can just get another big contract, something like that would be interesting to see. I think they announced the salary cap mix up. I think it's a little bit higher than it was last year. I don't think it's official yet, but according to some memos floating around it, I think I read that on the Athletic or something like that. Matt Ryan, Green Pulsar and Tua Tangovaloa from Miami. That'll be for Sean. Maybe a lot of quarterback movement this year. It should be pretty interesting. I mean, are the Falcons thinking, you know, maybe we have to draft someone to put behind Matt Ryan, he's not getting any younger. Gabriel Davis Silver, Deontay Johnson, Steelers, Green Pulsar for Matthew Hedges, Gabriel Davis, Levi with Buffalo.  Justin Herbert Rookie and we've got a John O. Smith. Titans. That'll be for Sean Maddock and Tennessee. Justin Herbert going to Jeff Rosetti and the Chargers. He won that spot, got randomized Chargers in this mixer, gets all the Justin Herbert rookie cards, still has a chance at the Joe Montana. Could be a great break for you by the time all said and done. All right, let's go with some XR. This was the surprise box that was in the picture but not on the list. And he's saying, well, Pittsburgh's over the cap though. How are they gonna do that? Well, see, that's why I thought that's where all the Ben Rothsberger restructures contract conversation is happening. I don't know, and you might be able to convince, ooh, plate on the bottom. You might be able to convince Watt to take less money to join his brothers. Yes, here's another, here's an XR Justin Herbert this time, Jeff. All right, there's Vaughn Miller. We're talking about him, he's gonna end up somewhere. Someone, Raiders could use him. I don't know if the Raiders can afford him. The Dak Prescott, there's Devin Bush to 149. The Prescott is to 199. What will happen with him? This goes to Dallas, goes to Harrison. The Mahomes, goes to 240 out of 249, goes to Tim and the Chiefs. All right, behind the Trebisky is, ooh, a Zach Moss, one of one. One, two, three, four color patch and autograph for Levi Hayes and the Buffalo Bills. Buffalo! Levi, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! You'd be sick if Vaughn Miller went to the Raiders. It's happened before. Why am I blanking on, this was back in the 90s or early 2000s? And I never thought that I'd see him in a Raiders uniform. There's Max Crosby, there's Alvin Kamara to 199, and there is, out of 249, Daniel Jones. All right, there's Big Ben, and he reveals a Justin Jefferson Vortex, relic, 11 out of 49. And behind Ben is, Lawyer Malloy. 43 out of 49 acclaimed autographs going to Jesse and the Patriots. And there's Big Ben right here. Will he restructure, who knows? Probably, they'll probably convince him to do that. All right, what about, yeah, let's do that certified right here. 2019 certified, two autograph, two memorabilia per box on average. Slide this out here. This is our 12 box off-season football mixer. We're gonna go through some more, it looks like we got 40 orders after this. So we'll go through some more orders, we'll see what else, I'm sure things have sold out. We'll go who orders and see what filled and first to fill, first to break. There is late night tonight, so don't worry about us running out of time. We got lots of time.  Where are you gonna go? Where are you gonna go? There's Immortals, James Harrison to 299. That'll be for the Steelers, Matthew Hedges. Zeke, Levion Bell, Will Greer, remember this 2019, three color patch and autograph to 299. Carolina, David, Razor with that. Emmanuel Hall. Oh, and points, that'll be randomized as, oh, so here's what we're gonna do. At the end, I'm thinking exactly thinking of Bill Romanowski, Broncos to Raiders. So if that could happen, couldn't Vaughn Miller? That'd be a dream, but I don't know if the Raiders can make that happen. There's 81 tops, Montana, that's gonna be given away at the end of the break. That's a name on top. The second name will get any and all points in the number two spot, if there's any more points right there. The two spot will get all the points in one lot if there's any more. There's Darius Geist to 199. Out of 299, new generation relic, Damien Harris. Pat's, that'll be for Jesse. There's Darnell Savage, Jr. 399. For the pack, it's gonna be for Tim. We got Andy Isabella, new generation relic to 199 for Dean and the Cardinals. There's Mariota to 450, still Titans edition there. I think Mariota's a free agent too. I don't know if the Raiders are gonna re-sign him. Or does he have one more here? I forget. Let's go with, we've got some nice stuff here. What do we, let's go with the Stinger series, a couple T-Mall boxes, Obsidian, then Certified will close with that impeccable box in the back. Well, it's gonna be interesting to see. Once the league calendar turns over in March and all these deals are officially through, then we'll see what other deals have been in the mix, it's gonna be a fun off-season in the NFL. So, hey listen, we here at Jasties, we love the football, we love sports, so we'll talk, we'll break more of this football. We'll talk about all the off-season moves all year long. There's Adam Gotzis for the Broncos. That'll be for Denver Martin for the Broncos. There's a Rico Gathers autograph for the Cowboys. That's gonna go to Harrison with Dallas. I saw a redemption here, yeah, there's that redemption. There's Joe Hayden for the Browns. Cleveland, Cleveland, this is for you. Going to Garrett with the Cleveland Browns. And the redemption, which is surely expired, but maybe Panini will hook you up with some points or something like that. Or maybe, sometimes in some cases, the actual card itself. We got Stinger Series Gold. M, A, Mark. Yeah, Mark, it's who? Mark what? Mark, Mark Schlereth. Mark Schlereth, who would be A Eagle? Has he, is he only an eagle? Redskins, he's gotta be Redskins, right? Not Broncos, I gotta look up the checklist now. So, 2016, Daunris, Signature Series Football. Think it's Broncos edition, Adam? That would make McSub very happy. Let's go 2016, Daunris, Signature Series, set checklist. Signature Series Gold, not rookie. There's Signature Series Prime, Signature Series pair. Trips, fours, sixes, eights. Card 29 is Broncos edition. Although McSub is saying Pnees not doing stuff anymore, come on, maybe if you ask nicely. And we've got Obsidian from 2019. It changed what, a few weeks ago? Or maybe they'll reconsider it. Cards on the bottom here, we got Marchion Latimore out of 75 for the Saints. It's gonna be for Will, LaShawn McCoy for the Buffalo. Behind Chris Warren is a five out of five. Marchion Latimore, lightning strike, autograph. Zap, that goes to Will and the Saints, out of five. Out of five's not gonna get the train whistle. All aboard, the Big Head Express, whoop whoop. What else we got here? We've got Lamar Jackson, rookie eruption relic. That's for Baltimore, Harrison out of 100. Then you got another Raven, we got in a nicer patch, rookie eruption, Hayden Hurst for Baltimore. There you go, Harrison. Five out of 25. And another one here is DJ Moore, 32 out of 50, two color dual relic and autograph. I feel like he had a decent season last year for Carolina. David Razer, it's Carolina looking for a new quarterback. They not happy with Teddy Bridgewater? 32 out of 50 on that one. There you go, David. And then there's the Chris Warren, the third to 100. All right, T-Mall, 2020 Mosaic, T-Mall edition. The Asia exclusive, which is about those gold wave parallels is what you're looking for. Let's see what we got here. We got Stefan Diggs, Cam, it's behind Cam. There's the gold wave right here. Here's a nice silver Mosaic, Justin Jefferson. There you go, Adam Koperman, he's pretty good. Are the Vikings looking for a new quarterback? There's Jalen Hertz, Wes Thomas with the Eagles. And we've got Clyde Edwards-y Lair, NFL debut. All right, and behind Cam Chancellor is gonna be the gold wave and it's NFL debut gold wave AJ Dillon for the go pack go. Tim with the Packers, 12 out of 17. Nice. All right, more Asia exclusives right here. That's the red and yellow parallels here in this one. We got a rookie, C.J. Henderson silver and Deshaun Watson is your red and yellow. So C.J. Henderson silver. Little Catty Mojo going to Joseph Barton. There's the Deshaun Watson. Where does he end up? Gough and Stafford were exchanged for each other. Carson Wentz is in Indy now. It's one out of 49 for Houston. That's gonna be for Raymond. And we've got Colin Johnson and Zach Moss. All right, and we've got 2020 certified first off the line. Two autographs and two memorabilia cards per box on average, that's pretty nice. I'm saying there's only six cards here. Kid report cards, are all these just basically hits? What's on the bottom here? Is that a hit? We can slide this out here. There's DK Metcalfe. It's a pretty sharp looking sunburst pattern. Five out of 10. That's for Martin and Seattle. All right, behind AJ Brown is fabric of the game. Patch and Auto, Nikhil Harry. Two out of 25. That'll be for the Pats Jesse with the Patriots. And we got Damien Williams. 43 out of 52 color patch for the Chiefs. Tim with KC. We've got Jalen Rhaegor. Four color patch and autograph. Five out of 25 for the Eagles Fly, Wesley. And the last one here is gonna be Michael Pittman Jr. Two color patch, new generation relic. 18 out of 50 for the Blue Horse Shoes. George with the Colts. There you go, Grizzle, hello. All right, and the final box. It's gonna be 2019 Impeccable Football. I think we have 2020 Impeccable Football on the site right now. Gaspyscasebreaks.com. No case hit. Let's see what we got in here. Good luck, everyone. Base card on the bottom, yes. All right, so we've got Earl Thomas, 18 out of 50 for Baltimore, Harrison. Now behind Cam Newton is gonna be Irv Smith Jr. Oh, you almost got a full autograph right here. Minnesota, Adam Cupperman. A lot of times it's just, is Jr. You got almost a full autograph there with a number inscription, 68 out of 75. Behind Cam Newton is Devin White. 58 out of 75, Rookie Otto for the Super Bowl champ, Levi. Tampa Bay. This guy's gonna turn out to be pretty good, huh? All right, behind Cam Newton. Where does Cam Newton end up? It is Sebastian Janakowski. Seabass, three out of 25. Who's got my Raiders? Ghost of Matthew Shearer. I'm a great career. Few more to go. We've got more Vikings. That's Randall McDaniels. That's 48 out of 49. That's pretty cool. Nice, 11 Pro Bowls. Yeah, he's pretty good. Adam with Minnesota. And back here we've got Dwayne Hask and 64 out of 75. Two-color patch autographs. Think on a low-risk deal with Pittsburgh right now. This still goes to Tim and the Washington football team. But let's see if he re-emerges with the Steelers this season or next. And the last one behind Cam Newton is Hakim Butler. Rookie Pachina, I thought it was gonna be another guy. On the Cardinals, nine out of 25. Dual Relic and autographed Hakim Butler Dean with Arizona. There you go. I think piece of the helmet up there. If you look at that. And there's the Cam Newton Carolina edition going to 75, out of 75 for Carolina, David. All right, let's slide these out here and let's give away some stuff. So if you did not have a very good break, remember you still have an opportunity to get that Joe Montana right there. And if you finish second on that list, consolation prize 400 points. So let's go back to, I don't think I have any other randomized, dude. Nice. Let's go back to this list right here. Let's grab everything from Dean and the Cardinals down to Tim and the Washington football team. Let's copy everybody's names. Let's place them in here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Five and a one, six times. Second name, 400 points. A little consolation prize. But the name on top gets the Joe Montana after six. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, and a one, sixth and final time. Good luck, everybody. Thank you very much for getting into the break. Whether you won spots or whether you bought spots straight up, I appreciate it. Thank you. All right. Sorry to number two, Tom. No Joe Montana, but 400 points going your way. And a big congrats to the winner, George Cobb. George, I don't think I called your number out very often in this break. He had the Colts and you now have a 1981 top football Joe Montana PSA eight. That's on the case itself, but there you go. Nice. And there you have it. Congrats to you. And thanks everybody for watching. Let's do a quick recap from the last, the most recent box that we did all the way to the very first box we did about 50 minutes ago. Thanks everyone for joining us. Always keep your eye out for more fun mixers like this. Most of our mixers, most of our mixers usually have some sort of giveaway attached to it. So always look out for that. That was an out of five right there. That's the Mark Schlereth Denver edition. That plate was Zach Moss, which is pretty cool. One of one, Zach Moss, Justin Herbert XR, Justin Herbert Prism, John M. Smith autograph, Tua Prism, Okua Banem, Jalen Hertz, Herbert Tua, and Greenfoil Tua right here as well. There you go. That was our Jaspies 12 box off season football mixer. I'm Joe for jaspiescasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


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Four years back did anyone think that India could being a global leader in starter-ups? In four years, India is home to one of the biggest start of ecosystem in the world. बारदम चाईने मरगदन देगंदू नाली वर्षम वुमभ अरंगिलम संगलपिचिरूँ वु अद्या मोबायल नर्मानत्ते एट्वम भचिया केंद्रमाडूम अरुमिन अरंगिलम संगलपिचिरूँ नाली वर्षम कौंबबा। रंडिल नंद नुथिआगिल मोबायल नर्मानत्शालेगल, न्ख्या थ्टॉद黃 अरंगिलम संगलपिचिरूँ वु नाली वर्षम कुंबबा। बुदिया सम्च्वंपंखिल, नवीनस्वंप्वंध्वे अरम्पिकंगे जाएते हैं, आगोलनेद्रतोत्ति लेग, इजाजमतु है �美味 in the nation also is waiting. after we had inherited a mass, think of what we can achieve in the next 5 years, when we have already have such a strong foundation, today India is daring to dream and dreaming to dare. 4 years ago, we had expected a healthy and healthy constitution that is the most important in the world, and we have expected someone to be able to implement it in that constitution. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. For a few months, the entire nation has been talking about Sabarimala. The conduct of Kerala's and the government on the Sabarimala issue is about to be started. The conduct of Kerala's and the government on the Sabarimala issue will go down in history as one of the most simple behaviors by any party and government. We knew that the communists do not respect Indian history, culture and spirituality but nobody imagined they would have such hatred. For a few months, the entire nation has been talking about Sabarimala. In the name of Ayushman Bharat, the health and protection system that is the most important in the world is about to be started. We knew that the communists do not respect Indian history, culture and spirituality but nobody imagined they would have such hatred. They say one thing in parliament but a different thing in Patanam Thitta. They say one thing on one day and say a different thing on another day. I challenge the UDF, clearly state your stand on the issue. Your double speak has been exposed. Our stand on this issue has always been clear and the actions of our party match up with the UDF. Our stand on this issue has always been clear and the actions of our party match up with the UDF. And the actions of our party match our words. If there is one party that has been at the forefront of standing with Kerala and its culture, it is BJP. For us, the people of Kerala and their aspirations are not a matter of convenience but of conviction. If there is one party that has been at the forefront of standing with Kerala and its culture, it is BJP. For us, the people of Kerala and their aspirations are not a matter of conviction. For us, the people of Kerala and their aspirations are not a matter of conviction. Friends, the LAP and the Congress make all claims about respect to gender justice and social justice. But their actions are exactly the opposite. The NDA government has been working towards abolishing triple talaq. Who is opposing us on this? The Communists and the Congress.  Several Islamic nations have banned it. Why should India have such a practice? But driven by what bank politics, the Congress and Communists support it. The people of Kerala should ask the LDAF and UDF why are they supporting a practice that does injustice to women. The Congress and the LAP is a big injustice to women. The LAP is a big injustice to social justice. But their actions are exactly the opposite. The NDAF is working towards abolishing triple talaq. Who is opposing us on this? The Communists and the Congress.  Several Islamic nations have banned it. Why should India have such a practice? The Congress and the Communists have banned it. The people of Kerala should ask the LDAF why are they supporting a practice that does injustice to women. Friends, a few days ago our government had the historic opportunity to pass a legislation that gives 10% quota to poor people from the general category. We believe that every Indian of any caste, creed or community deserves equal opportunity. We have also made provisions to increase the number of seats in institutions so that injustice is done to all sections. The bill was passed by a historic majority in parliament. But do you know that in the Lok Sabha, 3 MPs voted against it? Do you know which party opposed it to thumbnail? It is the IUML, Muslim League, the second largest partner of the UDF. We want to work towards social justice but the UDF does not agree with us. We want to work towards social justice but the UDF does not agree with us. We want to work towards social justice but the UDF does not agree with us. We want to work towards social justice but the UDF does not agree with us. 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Good afternoon, friends. My name is Savannah Peterson here in theCUBE Studios, live from Detroit, Michigan, where we're at KubeCon and CloudNative Foundation, CloudNativeCon, all week. Our last interview of the day served me a real treat, and one that I wasn't expecting. It turns out that I am in the presence of two caddies. It's a literal episode of Caddy Shack up here on theCUBE. John Furrier, I don't think the audience knows that you were a caddy. Tell us about your caddy days. I used to caddy when I was a kid at the local country club every weekend. This is amazing. Double loops every weekend. Make some bang, two bags on each shoulder. Caddying for the members. Where you're going? What you guys showed is really impressive, then. Now I'm caddying for theCUBE, where I caddy all this great content out to the audience. He's carrying the story of emerging brands and established companies on their cloud journey. I love it, John. Well played. I don't want to waste any more of this really wonderful individual's time, but since we now have a new trend of talking about everyone's Twitter handle here on theCUBE, this may be my favorite one of the day, if not Q4 so far. Drew Not Reply, aka Drew Nielsen, excuse me there, is here with us from teleport. Drew, thanks so much for being here. Oh, thanks for having me. It's great to be here. And so you were a caddy on a whole different level. Can you tell us about that? Yeah, so I was in university and I got tired after two years and didn't have a car in LA and met a pro-golf or a golf course and took two years off and traveled around cadding for him and tried to get him through Q-School. This is fantastic. So if you're in school and your parents are telling you to continue going to school, know that you can drop out and be a caddy and still be a very successful television personality like both of these gentlemen at some point. Well, I never said my parents liked that. But we'll keep our day jobs. Yeah, exactly. And one of them is cloud native security, the hottest topic here at the show. I want to get into it. You guys are doing some really cool things. We are. We hear Zero Trust, you know, ransomware, Kubernetes. And I even talked with the CEO of Docker's point about container security issues. There's a lot going on. So you guys are in the middle of a teleport. You guys have a unique solution. Tell us what you guys got going on. What do you guys do? What's the solution and what's the problem you solve? So teleport is the first and only identity native infrastructure access solution in the market. So breaking that down, what that really means is identity native being the combination of secret less, getting rid of passwords, PAM vaults, key vaults, passwords written down, basically the number one source of breach and 50 to 80% of breaches, depending on whose numbers you want to believe are how organizations get hacked. But it's not password 123 isn't protecting Cisco right now? Well, if you think about when you're securing infrastructure and the second component being Zero Trust, which assumes the network is completely insecure, but everything is validated. Resource to resource security is validated. You know, it assumes work from anywhere. It assumes the security comes back to that resource. And we take the combination of those two into identity native access, where we cryptographically validate identity. But more importantly, we make an absolutely frictionless experience so engineers can access infrastructure from anywhere at any time. I'm just flashing on my roommates checking their little code changing, log in, dongle essentially. And how frustrating that always was. I mean, talk about interrupting workflow with something that's obviously necessary. Well, I mean, talk about frustration if I'm an engineer. Yeah, back in the day, when you had these three tier monolithic applications, it was kind of simple. But now, as you've gotten modern application development environments, multi cloud, hybrid cloud, whatever marketing term around and how you talk about this expanding sort of disparate infrastructure, engineers are sitting there going from system to system to machine to database to application. I mean, not even a conversation on Kubernetes yet.  Now applications today have hundreds of systems, hundreds of microservices. I mean, 30 of these a day and nine minutes, 270 minutes times 60, I mean, do the math. Well, there's not only that, there's also the breach from manual error. I forgot to change the password. What is that password? I left it open. I left it cognitive low. It's the manual piece, but even think about it. Security has to be transparent and engineers are really smart people. And I've talked to a number of organizations who are like, yeah, we've tried to implement security solutions and they fail. Why? They're too disruptive. They're not transparent and engineers will work their way around them. They'll write it down, they'll do a workaround, they'll backdoor it, something. All right, so talk about how it works. I mean, I'm getting the big picture here. I love this, breaking down the silos, making engineers life easier, more productive, clearly the theme everyone, they want, they think they need, whoever does that will win it all. How does it work? Are you deploying something? Is it code? Is it in line? So it's two binaries that you download and really it starts with the coding, the identity, native access proxy. So that proxy, I mean, if you look at like the zero trust principles, it all starts with a proxy, everything connects into that proxy where all the access is gated, it's validated. And from there, we have an authorization engine.  So we bring machines, engineers, databases, applications, Kubernetes, Linux, Windows, we don't care. And we basically take that into a single architecture and single access platform that essentially secures your entire infrastructure, but more importantly, you can do audit. So for all of the organizations that are dealing with FedRAMP, PCI, HIPAA, we have a complete audit trail down to a YouTube style playback. That's a huge thing, we're Californians, DCPA. GDPRs, take a pic. It's a whole shebang. So I love, and John, maybe you've heard this term a lot more than I have, but identity native is relatively new to me as a term. And I suspect you have a very distinct way of defining identity. How do you guys define identity internally? So identity is something that is cryptographically validated. It is something you have. So it's not enough. If you look at credentials today, everyone's like, oh, I log into my computer. Well, that's my identity. No, it's not. Those are attributes. Those are something that is secret for a period of time until you write it down, but I can't change my fingerprints. And now with, well no, perfect case in point with Touch ID on your Mac there. It's like when we deliver that cryptographically validated identity, we use these secure modules in like modern laptops or servers to store that identity so that even if you're sitting in front of your computer, you can't get to it, but more importantly, if somebody were to take that and try to be you and try to log in with your fingerprint, it's not you. I'm not going to lie. I love the Apple finger thing.  I love all of it.  The last time you went abroad was, but it just shifted over like maybe three months ago. Well, as long as no one chops your finger off, like they do in the James Bond movies. I mean, we try and keep it light and fluffier on the cube, but you know, if you want to do a finger via team, we can talk about that too, Kali. I was thinking more minority report, but you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's exactly what I think of. Swipe, hit that one out of bounds. So I got to ask, because you said you're targeting engineers, not IT departments. What's, is that because in your mind, IT is now the engineers, or what's the, is there always a solution more targeted?  And they're the ones who are not only managing the infrastructure, but they're also dealing with the code on it and everything else. And for us, that is who is our primary customer, and that's who's doing it. What's the biggest problem that you're solving in this use case? Because you guys are nailing it. What's the problem that your identity native solution solves? You know, right out of the backs, we remove the number one source of breach. And that is taking passwords, secrets and keys off the board. That deals with most of the problem right there, but there are really two problems that organizations face. One is scaling. So as you scale, you get more secrets, you get more keys, you get all these things. That is all increasing your attack vector in real time.  So cross clouds. On-prem. Doesn't help. Yeah, any of it. And we allow you to scale, but do it securely. And the security is transparent and your engineers will absolutely love it. That's the most important thing about this product. Engineers absolutely love what we do. What are they saying? What are some of these examples? Anecdotally, pull some quotes out from engineers. We should have invented this ourselves. Or, you know, we have run into a lot of customers who have tried to homebrew this. And they're like, you know, we spent an inordinate amount of hours on it. Boy, they got legacy from like Microsoft or other solutions. Sure. Yeah, any, but a lot of them is just like, I wish I had done it myself, or, you know, this is what security should be. It makes so much sense. And it gives the team such a peace of mind. I mean, you never know when a breach is going to come, especially- It's peace of mind, but I think for engineers a lot of times, it deals with the security problem. Yeah. They're not at the table so they can do their jobs with zero friction. Yeah.  It's all about velocity.  And that's what we enable engineers to do. I think the benefit to them is they can get to save time, focus more on tasks that they need to work on. Exactly. And get the job done. And on top of it, they answer the auditing compliance mail every time it comes. Yeah, why are people doing this? Because, I mean, identity is just such a hard nut to crack. Everyone's got their silos, vendors have them, clouds have them. Identity is the most fragmented thing on the planet. And it has been fragmented ever since my first RSA conference. I know. So, will we ever get this do-over? Is there a driver? Is there a market force? Is this the time? I think the move to modern applications and to multi-cloud is driving this. Because as those application stacks get more verticalized, you just, you cannot deal with the productivity here. And of course, the next big thing is super cloud. And that's coming fast, Savannah.  John is going to be the thought leader and keyword leader of the word, super cloud. Super cloud is enabling super services as the cloud cast, Brian Graceley pointed out on his Sunday podcast. Of which, if that happens, super cloud will enable super apps in a new architectural list. Please don't. And it will be super. Just don't. Okay. All right, so what are you guys up to next? What's the big hot spot for the company? What are you guys doing? What are you guys? What's that thing that's hiring? Put the plug in. You know, right now we are focused on delivering the best identity native access platform that we can. And we will continue to support our customers that want to use Kubernetes, that want to use any different type of infrastructure, whether that's Linux, Windows, applications or databases, wherever they are. Are your customers all of a similar DNA or are you? No, they're all over the map. They range everything from tech companies to financial services, to fractional property things. You seem like someone everyone would need. Absolutely. And I'm not just saying that to be a really clean endorsement from theCUBE. If you are doing DevOps and any type of forward leaning shift left engineering, you need us. Because we are basically making security as code a reality across your entire infrastructure. Love this. What about the team DNA? Are you in a scale growth stage right now? What's going on? Absolutely. Sounds, I was going to say, but I feel like it would have to be. Yeah, we're doing, we have a very positive outlook. And you know, even though the economic time is what it is, we're doing very well. How's the location? Where's the location of the headquarters? Now with remote work, it's pretty much virtual, probably. We're based in downtown Oakland, California. Bay Area representing on this stage right now. Yeah, we have a beautiful office right in downtown Oakland. And yeah, it's been great. Awesome. Love that. And are you hiring right now? I bet people might be. I feel like some of our CUBE watchers are here waiting to figure out their next big play. So, love to hear that. Absolutely love to hear that. Besides, do not reply. If people want to join your team or say hello to you and tell you how brilliant you looked up here or ask about your caddy days and maybe venture a guest to who that golfer may have been that you were caddying for, what are the best ways for them to get in touch with you? You can find me on LinkedIn. Great. Fantastic. John, anything else for me? I mean, I just think security is paramount. This is just another example of where the innovation has to kind of break through without good identity, everything could cripple. Then you start getting into silos and you can start getting into tracking it. You got user errors. You got one of the biggest security risks is people just leave systems open. They don't even know it's there. Identity is the critical linchpin to solve insecurity. For me, that's- I totally agree. We even have a lot of customers who use us just to access basic cloud consoles. So I was actually just going to drive there a little bit because I think that I'm curious. It feels like a solution for obviously complex systems and stacks. But given the utility and what sounds like an extreme ease of use, I would imagine people use this for day-to-day stuff within their architecture. We have customers who use it to access their AWS consoles. We have customers who use it to access Grafana dashboards. Since we're sitting here at KubeCon, accessing Lens, Rancher, all of the amazing DevOps tools that are out there. Well, I mean, Drew, I mean, think about all the reasons why people don't adopt this new federated approach is because the IT guys did it. In the world we're moving into, the developers are in charge. And so we're seeing the trend where developers are taking the DevOps and the data and the security teams are now starting to reset the guard rails. What's your reaction to that? You know, I would say- Dead over the top? I would say that, you know, your DevOps teams and your infrastructure teams and your engineers, they are the new kingmakers. Yeah. Straight up full stop. You heard it first, folks. That's a headline right there. That is a headline. They are the new kingmakers. But they are being forced to do it as securely as possible. And our job is really to make that as easy and as frictionless as possible. Awesome. And it sounds like you're absolutely nailing it, Drew. Thank you so much for being on the show with us today. This has been an absolute pleasure drawing, as usual, a joy. And thank all of you for tuning in to the Kube. Live here at KubeCon from Detroit, Michigan. We look forward to catching you for day two tomorrow.


As the name implies, a multimeter can measure all sorts of electronic signals and parts. Everyone should know how to use one. Start with measuring voltage from a battery. Make sure the black test lead is connected to the common ground jack, and they're read to the jack labeled V. Set the meter to the voltage setting. If there's multiple V modes, choose the one with straight and dotted lines. That's DC voltage. The other curvy line symbol is for AC voltage. To test a battery, touch the tip of the black lead to the battery's negative terminal, and the red lead to the positive terminal. So this 1.5 volt battery is supplying about 1.67 volts, which means it's nice and fresh. And this 1.5 volt cell can supply about 0.267 volts. Wow, that is impressively low. This one is done.


What's up guys take down here and today I'm just gonna be giving you guys a quick update on the channel What to expect to see going forward what I'm gonna be stopping? What kind of videos I'm going to stop doing on my channel. So let's just get right into this with What I'm gonna be taking away from the channel so number one vlog number six came out this week I have vlog number seven and vlog number eight recorded. I'm gonna be releasing them But after vlog number eight, I'm not to be doing vlogs anymore for at least for now They're not getting the views I want or I think they deserve it's basically they're easy to make But they're just me documenting my life with you guys, which is something I really thrive to do on my channel I really want to connect with you guys a little bit more But to make up for that I'm gonna be making more videos like this where I'm talking more like a one-on-one and sharing my interest with you guys So it's not that I'm losing that aspect of sharing my life with you guys It's just gonna be doing it in a different way than of logs. They're not I'm not benefiting from them. So Other than that Plus the vlogging it's kind of a flooded category Most people want to see the big youtubers that are now vlogging and it's just kind of pushing back the smaller guys But check out get a dead girl superstar. She's one of my favorites Vloggers she does it way better than me. So go and check her out. I'll try to leave her links down below But now I'm moving on to gaming gaming on my channel has kind of died in the past couple months It's something I started the channel with it was always on gaming Gaming everything. I didn't have the way I didn't have a way of recording videos like this for you guys So I was only a gaming channel when I started back in. Oh, geez 20 16 I would say September 2016 And it's been a struggle ever since but gaming is officially not died yet, but it's I know it's going to someday Follow it for was the biggest series. I had 82 episodes my longest episode series on the channel I'm not gonna be doing that anymore. It's just not getting the views I liked not and any of the gaming videos aren't getting the views I like but follow it for I haven't played it since December I've tried playing it the other day. I can't get back into it the reason for that is Because I focused on making videos on it rather than enjoying the game and now I just don't enjoy the game too much Plus the game came out in 2015. That's 2018. So everybody that watched videos on it tonight They've seen everything. They've done everything. They've played the game themselves So they just don't want to see content on that and I understand that completely another thing I'm gonna be ending on the gaming wise is gonna be WWE pay-per-view predictions where I make a match that's for upcoming pay-per-view and Upload that for you guys WrestleMania biggest WWE pay-per-view of the year didn't get too many views on that However, I changed my thought and my thinking process and it actually benefited a little bit better as opposed to views Where I talk and give like my prediction on the pay-per-view rather than just matches For an upcoming pay-per-view. So I'm gonna be continuing doing that to make more videos like this for you guys and It's it's doing a lot better than that. So the gaming aspects done, but I'm gonna be talking with you guys about the pay-per-views and such in the future Also Pretty much everything Gaming wise is dying on the channel. I don't do much GTA anymore like I used to I don't do much call of duty Because it doesn't get views and I don't do battlefield because it doesn't get views UFC I'm gonna try to do one or two matches a Month for upcoming pay-per-views because they still get views. I don't know why they do Need for speed car builds I had up to 32 on the last game this one here. I tried it's not getting views So I'm gonna be ending that I do have some relief uploaded or ready to be uploaded So I could upload them if you guys are interested. Just let me know down below South Park Fraction about whole I try to make that a series a weekly series an episode series for you guys Wasn't getting the views and honestly, I started not to enjoy the game and I love the South Park franchise So I blame kind of making episodes of why I started to not like the game and enjoy the game So I'm I deleted all the episodes. I didn't release and I went back and started playing South Park stick of truth And that what I'm gonna be doing with that. I captured all of the Funny moments and cut scenes and to me making them into one or two videos depending on the length and Uploaded them as a montage and I think you guys are gonna enjoy that a little bit better than me making some boring Episodes here and there and that's just not gonna generate views Or really any kind of interest on the channel and then once I'm done that which I'm almost done it I'm gonna be doing the fractured butthole. I'm gonna restarting it and actually enjoying the game So instead of because it I have a I have a strict schedule to record stuff. So if I can if I can only play the game on my recording schedule to be able to get my voice and that my everything else on it It's a lot Harder on me. I just start. I start not enjoying the game. It's like I'm not playing it for that I'm playing it just to get the views just to make the video and it's just starts not to be enjoyable the game So I'm gonna be doing that Getting rid of that and making it just like montages for you guys I think you guys will like that a little bit better One thing I am gonna be doing is thanks to the ultimate gaming girls. They actually told me it's on sale Go and check them out. By the way, they do some really good stuff live streams. I'll leave them linked down below but Little nightmares, so I had to think there for a minute little nightmares was on sale They let me know I love the game. I'm gonna be doing that as episodes I know I just said I'm gonna be getting into episodes But it's not gonna be until I'm done the game so I can actually really enjoy the game while I'm making these episodes And I want to get pretty far in the game So you guys get to see a pretty lengthy episode series without me just Stopping or slowing down with uploads and making time to record the videos So we do that will probably meet May or June till you guys start seeing episodes like that But I'm gonna try to see how far I can get in the game. I know I'm probably gonna get stuck at a few spots But we shall see Moving on to hockey Recently the Stanley Cup playoffs just started. So I made a video talking about it. It did really well I'm gonna be doing it for the rest of the Stanley Cup playoffs making videos on it Given my predictions what I think is gonna happen. I think it's gonna get some views I'm gonna be doing more talking videos on NHL Highlights of the past year players stuff like that and moving on to next year same thing as well Hockey cards. I'm done for the year I am is sharing my inserts with you guys as of right now Go and check out loops hockey and Dean's vlogs because I love both them for hockey cards. They're doing an amazing job I watched them the most for hockey card breaks in that Dean does vlog style which I love that so go and check them out. I'll try to leave them linked down below as well but They're amazing. I try to do hockey cards But I'm gonna be sharing my inserts with you guys, but I don't do them like everybody else I share every card I get not everybody's interested in hockey or hockey cards, but it's something I want to announce on my channel It's gonna be a change So expect to see more of those in the future But what I'm gonna be adding is mainly me talking about special events So they said in twins couple weeks ago retired what happened with Connor McGregor. I wish I talked about that Logan Paul and KSI fight coming up and more stuff like that But beyond that stuff that I've already done taste test videos comment down below what you guys want me to do next reasonably cheap I've done Kit Kat. I've done pocky. I've done munch pack, which I'm gonna be doing another one I didn't make a video talking about that. Just I'll be up next weekend. I think or this weekend. Sorry Unboxing videos loot crate. I'm gonna be trying to do some more collectibles for you guys But comment down below what you'd like to see me unbox next Any kind of videos if you guys want to see me do challenges. Let me know You guys helping me out Well, it would be a huge relief because I just don't know really what you guys want to watch now these days So I am gonna be changing up the pace doing some new stuff that I have said Um, this is kind of where my channel stands as of right now Go and check out everybody. I've just did mention in this video. There's a lot more I could have mentioned I just forgetting them right now So those are my top four small youtubers that I watch Regularly, I do recommend them if you're into vlogs if you're into gaming if you're into hockey card breaks Those are kind of the themes. I was going with the these ones In the end of 2018 early 2019 I'd like to start doing podcasts if that's something you guys want to see so let me know and Today another announcement. I do just want to mention We are at 75 subscribers now not a huge milestone, but it's a milestone for me nonetheless Once I reach 100 subscribers and we'll be doing the giveaway of the steam card. It's a $20 game on steam So if you haven't subscribed and you're watching this subscribe share this with your friends let them subscribe so then you can be a part of The giveaway so I can actually get it done with I've had this for about two months now But I haven't reached 100 subscribers. So I didn't want to do it yet But that's going to be in the future It feels like I'm almost missing something that I wanted to say But I do think I said everything so that's all the changes I want to do I'm not going to be doing too much Call of Duty anymore. I'm not going to be doing too much Grand Theft Auto just because I don't get views and I'm just not enjoying them But for gaming if I do play like fortnight and have a really good match Or me and jack or mike are playing a game and we're really having a good time and it's really fun and creative I'm going to be doing that as well and recording them and maybe uploading them periodically here and there But it's not going to be like a something Regularly posted here on the channel. It's just going to be here there hit or miss And yeah, I haven't played GTA too much. I'm not really into it anymore I will play it if there's a new like the racing that came out whether it's like nascar I was playing that and it was fun, but I just I'm not into it anymore Um, it's kind of I've kind of done everything a multimillionaire on it. So Uh, that's pretty much all I wanted to say in this video. Click the like button 2018 has been amazing so far with the support from you guys. It's been amazing with what I was able to do Um, I look forward to what I'm doing in the future There's a couple of things I want to purchase for the channel to make videos on there's some videos I haven't uploaded yet that I made about over a month ago Expect to see those soon now that we're getting into spring And uh, this is my update. So I believe this video here Go and subscribe to all the ones I did mention or at least check them out. They're amazing And uh, I know I'm forgetting something, but I'll see you guys in the next video. Please take care. Peace