What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Layton Sports Cards and I am ripping 2021 Panini Contenders Football first off the line 12 box full case break number 12 random teams. Here's a look at the random results again. You can always find these at LaytonSportsCards.com underneath the results tab. Link is also in chat for you. All right, best of luck everybody. Here we go. Doesn't say no base card ship. Typically they don't lift contenders though. No, yes it does. Sorry. No regular vet base ship. Everything else ships. So you get the inserts, autos, and parallels obviously. Just no base cards. All right, so you total, let me do it so you can see all the first off the line stickers that might be helpful, huh? See all the first off the line stickers there. All right, looking for the red zone autos out of here. Good luck everybody. Glad here's Tim Brown. Gonna roll the dice. One, two, three, top, four, five, six, bottom. That'll go for this whole entire case and let's say one of one or an autograph. That is a five. Gonna go bottom on these duals. So that'll go Marshall Jr. and Panthers. They've got Titans, Ricky Ticket Auto, Elijah Molden. Good ear, Rondell Moore. Supernatural, Josh Allen. Got Season Ticket Red Zone, Darnell Mooney. Bonte Williams, Ricky of the Year. Chain Movers, Aaron Jones. We've got Levi and Wuzerrique, Ricky Auto. Lions. Got Colts, Sam Ellinger, Ricky Ticket Auto. Ricky of the Year, Nico Collins. Gladiators, Julio Jones. Jacob Harris, Ricky Ticket Auto. Red Zone for the Rams. First red zone there. Gonna go bottom to there is Tony. Chain Movers, Lamjack. MVP's, Justin Herbert. We've got Elijah Barrett Tucker on the ticket stub to 75 Jets. Chain Movers, Kittle. Last one. Or a move. Alright, box two. Got Aziza Jallari, rookie.  Panthers. Chain Movers, LT. Ricky of the Year, Davis Mills. Mills. Killing me. Colts, we've got Ricky Ticket Auto. Kevin, Kylan Granson. Chain Movers, Lamar Jackson. Ricky of the Year, Diami Brown. Get everyone all sold out for tonight, including room for Personals with Sam. Ricky Ticket Auto, Rams, Bobby Brown, the third. More group breaks tomorrow night with four, starting at 4 p.m. And Friday we've got Recon basketball release day. A day time with me. Pick your team style and night shift with Forrest with some random style. Tom Brady insert. Red Zone, Season Ticket, Matt Stafford. Carson Wentz, Leo Jones. Got Colts, cheese. That's like the fourth Colts Auto. Mike Strachan, winning ticket A.J. Brown. Contenders, MVP. Trevor Lawrence. Eddie George. We've got Eagles. Red Zone, rookie ticket. Devonte Smith. Nice hit there, Eagles. West L, very nice. Oh, yeah? Are you in on our Discord? Trilliant's Rookie on the Supernova. Nice. Supernatural. Hope all is well. I haven't seen you in a while. Michael Carter. Good to see Chase signing Redemption still. Yeah, really. Box three. Now, I was going to say, if you're in the Discord, I'd love to see a picture. Nickhead. Oh, I'm thinking this is... JD. Yeah, that's who I was thinking. We've got... Ravens, Tyson Williams. Rookie of the Year, Kyle Pitts. Yeah. Oh, it is JD. Oh, it's not JD. Got Tim Brown. See, I feel like we haven't... I was thinking that a couple of days ago. I'm like, I haven't seen JD in a while. Lamar Jackson. I was going to say, if you're in the Discord, I want to see a picture of it. That's understandable. Oh, yeah, that's right. You said you and your wife were expecting. Congrats. Supernatural Josh Allen. Good God, Niners. Red Zone. Rookie Ticket Auto Tray Lance. Boom. M-A. Congrats on that one. Beautiful color match on that red, too. We'll mag that. Rookie of the Year, Mac Jones. Kettle. Got Red Zone, E.J. Brown. Gladiators. Merriman. Winning Ticket, Patrick Mahomes. Shane Movers. Z-Hop. We've got Jags. J2felly, Rookie Ticket Auto. Bateman. Send it in Discord. That was quick. Strayhan. MVP, Russell Wilson. We've got Patriots, Rookie Ticket Auto. Christian Barmore. Fair enough. We're going to go bottom, Najee Harris. Aaron Jones. Pat Fox 3. We're going to go bottom, Pat Firmuth. Where is that? We're under General. New numbers. Where did you post it, JB? Ticket, Russell Wilson. We've got Giants. Gary Braywell, Rookie Ticket Auto. Tom Brady, insert. Rookie of the Year, Navante Smith. Shane Bovers, LT. Alright, I'll have to look for it then. Sam can look for it. Got Red Zone of Teesome Hill. We're going to go bottom, Cadarius Tony. Let's pull an autograph one of those. Been a while. Shane Movers, Lambjack. Got Bears, Rookie Ticket Auto. Jesper Horstens. Put a Baker, Rookie Ticket, or Rookie of the Year. Pelamon. Supernatural Rookie Tralance. We've got Panthers, Red Zone. Rookie Ticket Auto, Tarris Marshall Jr. Panthers, Kurt Cousins contender. Shane Movers, Dolvin Cook. Rhett Farr. Packers, Rookie Ticket Auto, Kylan Hill. MVP's, Kyler. Gladiators, P.M. Chancellor. Going to go bottom, JC Horne. We've got Rookie Ticket Auto, Jalen Phillips Dolphins. See another Red Zone. Big Coreback Rookie. We've got Christian Barmore, Rookie Ticket. Ray Lewis, Gladiators. We've got Red Zone, Christian McCaffrey. Do you help? No, I can't find it. No? You try and post it again, JB. Sam can't find it. Sam can't find it.  You'd be surprised. Got Lyons, Jamar Jefferson, Rookie Ticket Auto. Kyler, Winning Ticket. Marcus Allyn. Shane Movers, George Kittle. Got Redemption. Warren Moon. Good luck, everybody. We've got Jalen Darden, Rookie Ticket RPS, Red Zone. Bucks on that one. Chance M with the Bucks. James White. Rookie of the Year, Nico Collins. We've got Chargers on the blue. Variation, Larry Roundtree the third. Nice one there, Chargers. That's such a beautiful looking car. Not number. Chewbacca, sorry. Terrace Marshall Jr. on the bottom there. Wrong Panthe there for a second. Power, Cameron Jordan. Rookie of the Year, Rondell Moore. I pulled one of those out of a person. I had to have the lane explain to me what it was. I'm so confused. Rookie Ticket Auto, Quitty Pay. Supernatural. Josh Allen. Tenders, Aaron Donald. Last Pack, Fox Fun. Rookie of the Year, Javante Williams. Fox Six. She's like the lowest level. The lowest like important acquisition for the Padres too and he's already raking. Fox Six. We've got Red Zone, Derek Carr. Well I saw Soto, four pitch walk at first at that. Winning Ticket, Lamar Jackson. Troll Davis. That's Cowboys. Bless you, Rookie Ticket Auto. Jonathan Cooper. Rookie of the Year, Jamar Chase. Shane Movers, Dak Prescott. MVP, Tom Brady. I think it was, radio sales his birthday today or something, he turned 45. He's older than 13 head coaches. Playoff Tickets of 49, Frank Darby. 45 and still be the best quarterback in the league, man. It's going to go bottom, Zach Wilson. Retired, unretired. Yeah. Last year I don't see him playing again. Hopefully he can get himself a ring I guess. We've got Playoff Ticket to 99, Trama Kitty. Chargers, Rookie of the Year, Tresk. Supernatural Rookie, Zach Wilson. MVP, Patrick Mahomes. We've got nice. Evan McPherson, Rookie Ticket Auto. Bangles. At one point those were a hundred plus dollars. I know. Mosaic, Rookie's were like 25. Yeah, that's crazy. Jerry Rice. Larry Johnson Power. We've got Texans. Nico Collins on the red zone. There you go, Texans. Rookie of the Year, Zach Wilson. Yeah, I want to meet a person that bought those at like $20 a piece and be like... A gladiator. Yeah, really. Why? That's the thing to do. Trace Sermon on the bottom. All right, these are the inserts. Bates, box seven here. I got to see some more QB ink here. Plenty of gates. I feel so weird not having a TV on in here. Trilio Jones. Can't even watch baseball. We've got Patriots. Rookie Ticket Auto. Ben Mason. Can't even game well. Chain Movers. Lamar Jackson. MVP. Baker Mayfield. We've got, here's your boy. Red Zone. RPS. DeWayne Eskridge. Just a little scridge action there for the Seahawks. Scridge. Tutu. What's that from? Some Victor just made it. Oh, wow. Got Chain Movers. George Kittle. Some Victor made it. IRL. MVP. Jalen Hertz. Got Red Zone. Saquon Barclay. Giants. James Blank. Rookie of the Year. Jalen Waddle. We've got Niners. Rookie Ticket Auto. Elijah Mitchell. Tenders. Matt Stafford. Eddie George. We've got Rams. Rookie Ticket Auto. Ernest Brown IV. Photo Baker. This is a dual Jags car. Paris. Tom Brady. Got Redemption here. Good luck. We've got Caleb Farley. Rookie Tickets. That is going to go Titans. Titans on the Farley. Box 7. Got Chain Movers. LT. Box 8. Rookie Ticket Auto. Dylan Stoner. We've got Box. Red Zone. Rookie Ticket Auto. Kyle Trask. Going to go Chance M. Nice red color mask there for the Box. Rookie of the Year. Cadarius Tony. Gladiators. Witton. Get everyone. Only until the end of the week. Hold on a second. We've got MVP's Dak Prescott. Redemption again. We've got a Huffunga. Rookie Ticket. Was that? Niners, I believe. Niners. I'll check that again. Let me just double check that. Yeah, Niners. All right, this is Niners. End of the week. Every group break you buy into, entitled National Break, will get you entered into the giveaway. Again, 100 total prices in that giveaway. You do not want to miss out on that. Each spot you buy gets you an entry. You can see you can buy as many as you like. It's going to go bottom. Najiharis. Texans. Brevin Jordan on a championship. Ticket to 49. Supernatural. Zach Wilson. Rookie of the Year. Najiharis. Shane Movers. Christian McCaffrey. Gladiators. Nick Chubb. Rookie of the Year. Michael Carter. Red Zone. Josh Jacobs. Patrick Mahomes. Shane Movers. This is going to go bottom. Jamar Chase. Power. Bobby Wagner. Falcons. Rookie Ticket. Variation. Richie Grant. MVP. Joe Burrow. Tyrell Davis. Winning Ticket. Aaron Rodgers. Box 9. We have to make predictions on the colors. We have to make predictions on the color blast as well from Obsidian. Callin' the Justin Fields. Fields. Yeah. Got Rookie Ticket. Very RPS. Sorry. Red Zone. Remandrie Stevenson. Josh Allen. All right. Who y'all take him for the color blasts out of Obsidian next? Larry Johnson. I called Justin Fields. The good one. That'd be awesome. Barry Sanders. Yeah. What do y'all think? What are you feeling? Got Red Zone. Darnell Mooney. That's a sign. Bears right there. This is going to go bottom of Monro. Shane Movers. D-Hot. We've got on Muzerike on the Rookie Ticket. Lions. Trey Lance. Rookie of the Year. Let me. Emmett Smith. Callin' Emmett Smith. Scritch. Scritch. I wish. Randy Moss. I like that one. That's a cool one. We've got Colts Rookie Ticket Auto. Ashton Doodle. Anybody else take a guess? Darren Waller. Shane Movers. Darren Jones. I wish Scritch had a color blast. I'd own one already if he did. Got 400 points. We'll do a random at the end. Palmer. Gladiators. I bought a lot of cards recently. And there was an Aschridge Auto in it. I didn't even realize it. The pump. Keeping it. Got Saints. Rookie Ticket Auto. Peyton Turner. There we go. Bottom. Diami Brown. MVP. They're a car. Last time. Supernatural. Josh Allen. We've got Steelers on the red zone. Nasha. Charis. Steelers. Mark Z. Nice Naji there. Ricky Williams. Chris Carson. We go. Bottom. Kellen Mons. We've got Red Zone and Jimmy G. Supernatural. Lambjack. And the Giants were trying to maybe trade for him. For Jimmy G? Yeah. Ricky of the Year. Elijah Moore. Better than Danny Dines. Yeah. I mean anybody at this time. Shane Movers. Darren Waller. I don't know why they're giving him another year. Got Peroncos. Jonathan Cooper. Rookie Ticket Auto. I feel like you kind of know what you have there now. Brady. Insert. Earl Campbell. Got Vikings. Rookie Ticket Auto. Chaserats. Tyran Matthews. Charis Marshall Jr. Shane Movers. Kyler Murray. Yeah, Dean, you're first. We've got Redemption. It's going to go bottom. Good luck, everyone. We've got Penny Seawall on the Rookie Ticket. It's going to go alliance. Power Jonathan Taylor. As soon as group breaks are over, we will rip yours. Pump, man. Got a lot of silver packs tonight to rip, too. It's going to be fun. Got Washington. Rookie Ticket Auto. Jamie Davis. Tom Brady. Insert. Winning Ticket. Lamar Jackson. Last pack. Shane Movers. Random Alps. Box 11. You know what I just noticed? Got another 400 points here. MVP. Naji is the only non-quarterback that is pictured. What's open? I don't know. I guess so. He's not good. Tim. Tim. Tim. Tim. Tim. Tim. Tim. Tim Tivo. Huh? Yeah, Penny just felt bad. Oh, is that right. Camara winning ticket. That's a case. There would be a raven on the front. Doesn't happen since 2018. We got Thailand Wallace, Rookie on Car Auto. What do we really deserve, anyone in 2018? Cover of anything? Madden Kirst. Rookie of the Year scratch. Yeah. Brady. Glad Peace. gladiators got patriots Ricky to get Otto Christian McGrone It's gonna go bottom Ramon Dre Stevenson Chris Jones Got red zone of Jared golf chain movers down the cook Aaron Rogers like ramble God a Jonathan Cooper Ricky to get Otto Broncos Joe Montana Gladiators Tom Brady Rikki the year Justin Fields we've got Red zone Otto up to there is Tony for the Giants giant. It's gonna go bottom Mac Jones supernatural rookie trail ants and Ricky the year Travis Eaton, Jr. I'm sorry They've got box 12 don't talk about 52 card pick up Contenders base Gladiators Derek Henry that was backwards Jamar chase Ricky the year We've got Aaron Jones out of 2020 Contenders on the veteran ticket Otto you go Packers and your luck save up for the last box for every Last card to be backwards Lauren Jackson winning ticket Sheen movers Mike Evans We've got chiefs on the red zone rookie Otto Cornell Pal color match there Tannen Hill MVP supernatural Tom Brady Gonna go bottom Javante Williams Got red zone Von Miller Orange sat power. Yeah, I'll be able to get to you Steven. I've got Jerry Rice contenders You're pretty early What do you get? Aaron Rogers 15 silver ties nice, we've got Levi on wuzurike lions Patrick Mahon contenders and two Soccer yeah, oh fun. I like those team all of city and Steven. They're nice. I ripped them last night Especially at that price point to very nice cards Yeah, Kyle Trask, I might have to get one of those Colts We've got rookie ticket Otto of Ashton Dulan and Darius Leonard power. I got you Problem excited for it Gonna go bottom Zach Wilson Sheen movers Josh Allen We've got Niners ink to 99 Kyle juice check That's sick. I love these ink Otto inserts beautiful car and Tom Brady MVP All right, give me one second to set up this random. Those are the inserts We've got two four hundred points cards to random off copy points All right, let's do the random here Let's roll the dice see how many times again top two teams So we got six times top two teams after the random will each get a four hundred points card. Good luck everyone one two three four five six Giants and Niners Giants and Niners Who each also got a red zone Otto out of this bringer? Yeah Niners and Giants let's do a recap here bunch of autos to recap you guys just check Ashton Dulan on Ruzerique Cornell Powell Aaron Jones Cadarius Tony Jonathan Cooper Cameron the grown Thailand Wallace Jamie Davis Sewel Chastor at Jonathan Cooper. Not sure Painterner as to Dulan on Ruzerique Remandry Stevenson Ritchie Grant Brevin Jordan with fun God Kyle Trask villain Stoner Caleb Farley Ernest Brown the fourth Elijah Mitchell. We've got Skridge Ben Mason and Eco Collins Evan McPherson Trey McKinney Frank Darby Jonathan Cooper footy pay Larry roundtrip third Jalen Darden Jamar Jefferson Barmore Jalen Phillips Kylan Hill Jasper Horstead Terrace Marshall Jr. Gary Brightwell Christian Barmore J2 Felly Quinn Meinerts Tyson Williams Devontae Smith Mike Stratchin Bobby Brown the third Kylan Granson Aziz Agilari Vera Tucker ticket stop Jacob Harris Sam Ellinger on Ruzerique Elijah Molden And then we had the red zone Otto of Trey Lance Niners beautiful hit there. All right everyone That'll do for contenders. We've got obsidian coming up shortly


First off, I represent all the soldiers in the United States Army, active guard and reserve, and advise the senior leaders on the whole thing enlisted throughout the force. And I take this responsibility, you know, I take it very seriously because this is when you're in a meeting and you've got to give advice and you may be the only enlisted soldier in there and giving that advice to represent all soldiers is a big responsibility. And that's probably one of the things that I'm most proud of is I try to do my job the best I can to represent all the soldiers. But one of the biggest part is advising the senior leaders on all things enlisted throughout the force.


You ever played tennis? Yeah. You like to play tennis? Yeah. You like to watch tennis? Yeah. Do you know why Donald Trump loves tennis? Why? Because that's the only place where he can experience love. Oh, okay. Thank you. I'm here till Thursday. If you don't know how to score in tennis, then that joke completely misses its point with you.  It's Doug Corbin. I'm not Donald Trump. Stop saying his name. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter for more juicy content. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe to like button. It's like saying Voldemort. No, I'd rather say Voldemort. Oh, yeah. But I'm saying how they feel in the movie about saying Voldemort. Anyway, today we got a Malayalam trailer. This film came out a few months ago, but the film came out earlier this year. Okay. But it's a Malayalam called Roman Chum. Okay. That's it. And I think it's a kind of like the horror comedy genre. Awesome. But it's with Subin. Oh, great. Subin Che here. And it also looks like it has some of the Beatles. John Paul George. Poor Ringo. Always left out. Always left out. John Paul George Productions. Yeah. That's funny. Well, obviously Malayalam has a lot of Christian. Yeah. It's just the fact that it was in that order. Yeah. Yeah. I've heard some good things about this film, so if you've seen this film and like it, let us know if it's one that is worth a watch. I know we missed some good Malayalam film, like the Associates one that we saw. Yeah. That we missed last year. But you know, so many Indian stuff has come out, obviously. More often than not, Malayalam films are good. Yeah. We've seen, I mean, it's probably like a 98% success rate with Malayalam film. Yeah, it really is. Really true. I'd have to... It's probably some of the high up there like that. It is.   I know what they're doing. Yeah. Oh, my God. Yeah, it's not a Ouija board.  I'm not going to get into that. It's just on the back side. Yeah, but have we seen a horror comedy from the Malayalam industry? I know the original Bull Bull, that's the original of that. That film is a Malayalam film, but we haven't seen that film yet. We need to. I don't think so. I don't think. Which is interesting. One has Subban, obviously. That are scary, but we haven't seen a street type of film from Malayalam cinema that I can recall. The horror we saw last year was more just a straight up, with the bolt, I forget what it was called. But we really enjoyed that one. Yeah. That one was nice. This looks like it could be a lot of fun.  Don't know what's going to happen. Weird, quirky. Walking by and then the walking by. But I'm interested. You ever done a Ouija board? You're really asking me that? You're looking your younger days. People explore when they're younger. You don't know about my history with Ouija boards? Oh yeah, that's your thing. Sorry, I forget. So for those of you who don't know, I had from the age of 17 until the age of 23, I was deeply involved. Nice. And at the time, what would be referred to as new ageism. So I was very, very much involved in Ouija boards and trans mediums and out-of-body experiences. But yeah, I have logged countless hours.   By the way, don't do it. Do not do it. See? It's like the trailer. No. Don't. I remember when I went to buy my first Ouija board at the Psychic Eye Bookshop here in Sherman would still exist. I remember I went to buy it and thankfully, and I hope it's still the same way, they shouldn't be sold. I see them at freaking Target. I went to buy it and she looked at me and she said, you know what you're doing, right? I said, yes, I do. She said, okay, it's not a game. I said, I know it's not a game. I know what I'm doing. So yeah, they work. That's all I'm going to tell you. And I know they work. Nah. Anyway, it's back to the trailer. And that actually didn't look like Ouija, but it looked like something obviously very, very similar. It has that. Where you have the thing. You have the thing in the middle and you have some letters or some numbers so that you can all collectively communicate. Yes. And it uses energy to, yes. Anyways, but it looked like a really fun movie. I would a thousand percent be down to watch it. If you guys say it's a good film. It's also so interesting that these films come out in January or like as opposed to like, yes. That's an October film. I mean obviously there's horror films that come here that aren't in more and more. But the majority of the time, one, you'll get more box office because people want to be scared. They go see scary movies during an October season. But obviously in India, they don't have that spooky season. And some people release their scary film, not at that time because they don't want to get lost in the shuffle of some of the bigger films that do really, really well. One of my favorite things about this was at the very, very end, Subin and the guy across from him looking at each other with that look in their eye of, oh, wait a minute. Is all of this just these two guys pulling something over people or what was that look about? There's so much intriguing stuff in that trailer. Oh, interesting. Based off real events that happened in the life of Seven Bachelors in Bangalore and seven after playing Ouija board. They call it Ouija board. I'm guessing it's a different kind style. I don't know. It's the same principle. Events followed by it. There's different layouts of them. Jethu Madhavan. Sounds familiar. Maybe it's just Jethu Josephus who I'm more familiar with. Yeah. And sincerely, there's Subin Sham. Don't screw around with him. He looks familiar, doesn't he? He was in Vikram. No, I didn't go to the gyros. We've seen him a few times. But Subin, obviously, I love Subin. I would love to be able to talk to him. I don't have any contacts in the Malayalam industry, and I wish I did because there's so many people I want to talk to. But if anybody knows, I'd just let them know. I would love to sit down and chat with them. There's a few people in Malayalam we'd love to talk to. Yeah, one notable, one specifically that I would really, really love. I'll let you guess who that is. But Subin's one of them. Absolutely. And this looks like a very fun premise. It's just over two hours. Looks like a two hours ten. Yeah. I would, without hesitation, I'd watch this. Yeah, so let us know down in the comments below if you think it's worth a watch. Obviously, no spoilers or anything like that. Yes, please. Thank you. For everybody who has not seen it. But let us know. If not, what should be the next Malayalam film that we watched? Please let us know down below.


presented by Dupont, Jordan's Banks, adapted for radio from a story by the distinguished American author, Marquis James, starring Elliot Reed in the role of Sam Davis. The Dupont Company, makers of better things for better living through chemistry, tonight brings you the story of a young Confederate soldier, his name, Sam Davis. In the role of Sam Davis, the Cavalcade of America presents Elliot Reed, talented young actor of radio and the theater, in an original radio drama, Jordan's Banks. 1863, Americans in blue and Americans in gray, clashing over flaming principles and ideas. For the Southern cause, there's a band of spies called Coleman Scouts, operating behind the Union lines in Tennessee, and one moonlight night, they are gathered in a forest northwest of Nashville. It's about time it was coming. All right, men. Quiet now. Private Davis reporting, Captain Coleman. Private Davis. How much trouble getting here? No, sir. Pretty lucky tonight. See any Yankee patrols? Plenty. But they didn't see me. Good. I mean, we're all here. Listen carefully. We have a much time to talk. I've got to report to General Lee and Richmond. But before I go, we've got to get these plans of Nashville's fortifications to General Bragg in Chattanooga. He needs them to recapture Nashville from the Yanks. Good, sir. One of us will have to take these papers and all the responsibility. There must be no evidence against the rest of us. If the Yankees catch him, he will assume this duty alone. Is that clear? We understand. Who's to do it, Captain? Davis. Yes, sir? No, Captain. No, he's too young, not Davis. I mean, this as much as you all are. Davis. Yes, sir? You live around here, don't you? My father's farm isn't far from here, sir. Davis, I want to have a word with you. Davis, before the war, I was a doctor. My name wasn't Coleman, man. I was Dr. Shaw. What I'm asking you to do means you'll have to risk your life. It's been my business to save lives. But Davis, it's more than your life or my life. It's the lives of thousands of men. If our plan succeeds, it means victory. And the end of the war. I know, sir. This may be our last meeting. I hope our next will be in peace. But in any case, Captain Coleman no longer exists. From now on, I'm Dr. Shaw. Remember that, Davis? I will, sir. All right, Davis. Hear the papers.  Whoa, Prince. Whoa. See him. What do you do in here this hour of the night? The Yanks. They're crowding me pretty close. So I took a chance. The only chance and came home. They think they saw you? I can't be sure. The patrols are everywhere. And who? It's your mother. Yes, Ellen? Sam. Mom. Sam, why are you in that Yankee uniform? Well, I had to come through some of their territory, Mom. They like blue better than gray. And you haven't any boots, Sam?  When I heard some Yankees coming, I didn't have time to put them on. You better take a pair of mine, son. I'll have to hurry, Father. Stay and rest here, Sam. I can't, Mother. I've got to go. It's a Yankee patrol. Quick. Put out the lamp. See anything out the window, Sam? Yes. They're Yanks, all right. But they're riding towards the ridge. Yeah. That makes you safe here, Sam. Maybe. But they might come back. I don't think so, son. Yeah, I reckon it'll be some time before it'll be safe outside. Here, Sam. Rest yourself on the couch. I'll fetch the boots, son. Think they'll fit me? Might be a little big, son. I'm awfully glad you could get home, Sam. Here and bring your head down on my shoulder. Oh, Mom. You'd treat me just like I was still a kid. You always will be a little boy to me, Sam.  And I had to put you to bed without your supper. Long time ago, wasn't it, Mom? Mom. Yes, Sam? Don't... Don't let me sleep too long, will you? No, no, I won't, Sam. Here. Yeah, let me put this blanket over you. Here. There you are now. Mom. It's funny. That song. It sort of carries you back. Mind your things. Yes. Yes, Sam. Go to sleep now. Whoa, Prince. Whoa, boy. Sure a good sight. Seeing a union officer. Who are you and where do you belong? Private Adam, sir. 39th Ohio Volunteers. I'm afraid I lost my regiment. You hear that, boys? Little Bo Peep's lost. Why don't you get a compass? All right, quiet, men. Adam, let's see your papers. I don't have them with me, sir. You see how I lost them. Lost them? Yeah, I couldn't help it. But I can tell you anything you want to know. Who's your captain? Captain Charles Evans, sir. He's from our home county in Ohio. He's around a little southern to me. I used to live over in Kentucky until Pa and Ma moved up to Ohio. That was on account of the way things were going down south. All right, come on, Sergeant. Let him go. He ain't one of them we're looking for. Well, all right. Watch out, Adams. Why do Johnny Rebs lose around here? I'll be careful, sir. Oh, sir, could you direct me to my regiment? I can't tell you where the 39th Ohio is, but at the next fork, bear left. You'll come to Union Forces. I'll only be able to tell you. Goodbye, sir. Thanks very much. Good luck. Come on, Prince. Business, Yankee. What's the matter with a buggy? Here, wait a minute.  I'll have no truck with a like to you. Trace broke, eh? I reckon you almost had a runaway. I'll fix it. Never you mind. Oh, you won't fix it if you tie it that way. Here, I'll do it.  Oh, I'm sorry. But I can't fix it, you know, but I'll fix it later. I declare I'd rather walk than take help from a Yankee. There we are. That's it. Won't break now. Looks better, don't it? I told Paul a million times we ought to have a new harness. Something's always a matter with it. Do you, uh, live around here? We got a farm. Back of those woods over yonder. But the traces fixed up real nice. Ain't it? Yeah. Yeah, you'll get home all right. I reckon I will. You can go on up ahead and join your Yankee. Oh, did you see a patrol going down the road? Well, yes, I did. Don't you belong to it? Sure, sure. I just wondered where they were. Thanks for fixing the trees. What's your name? Name? Oh, it's... Well, does it make any difference? I'm just that Yankee you don't like, remember? Well, I've got to be on my way now. Goodbye. Goodbye, Yankee. Come on, Prince. Come on. The child will go through you. Stand by and be ready. All right, get off that horse. Yes, sir. But, uh, why are you doing this? Hold his horse, Corporal. Yes, Lieutenant. What's the trouble? Right. Yes, I hurt my foot, Lieutenant. All right, now. Say, those aren't regulation boots. What kind of an outfit you got on anyway? What's your name? Private Hull, sir. 21st, Illinois. 21st, Illinois, huh? What town in Illinois? Well, uh, Springfield. Where do you live in Springfield? On 6th Street. Where'd you leave your regiment? Uh, over Nashville Way. That was before I got lost, sir. Yeah, made a bad guess this time, Johnny. Falling beside him, men. But, sir, I tell you I'm lost. Too bad you didn't know the 21st, Illinois is from a tune. Not Springfield.  No, sir. All right. Little keep. All right. Watch. What's the matter? Why the limp? My feet hurt from these boots, sir. Well, we'll fix that when we get to headquarters. Then we'll find out who you are. In here, Davis. All right, sir.  You won't be here long. I reckon not. I guess you'll find some of your old friends in here. You know any of these prisoners? No. No, I don't know any of them, sir. Oof. Hey, why don't you rebs wear boots to fit? Here's a man to help you, Davis. Which man? This man over here. Doctor. Doctor Shaw. Yes, Sergeant. Come over here a minute, will you? What's the trouble? Well, this prisoner's got a bad limp from oversized boots. Have a look at him, will you? Of course. He better slip off his boots, and I'll see what I can do. Thank you. Doctor Shaw. Show the prisoner in, Lieutenant. Yes, sir. This way, Davis. Yes, sir. You're younger than I suppose, Davis. I reckon I'm older than you'd think, General Dodge. Tell me, son. Where was Coleman going when he gave you the papers we found on you? I didn't say he gave them to me, sir. That won't do, son. You've got to tell us what Coleman's up to. He gave you those papers for one reason. Because he's off on a more important scheme. Where is Coleman? I have nothing to say, sir. You might as well tell me what Coleman's heading for. Bragg won't take national. We've got those plans. Come on, son. You better tell me. I can't do that. Davis, it's the only way I can save you. I don't want to be saved that way, General. Is that all, Davis? Yes, sir. God, take the prisoner back to his cell. Prisoner. Answer the roll call. Private Blair. Bryant. Davis. Donovan. Miller. Mitchell. Parker. Dr. Schauff. Hatties. You've got a few minutes to stretch your legs, prisoners. Miss. You give us the right chance, Sergeant. We'll show you how we can stretch them. You'd have a time keeping up with the others, Davis, with those feet of yours. Boy, let me look at them again. Oh, thank you, Dr. Schauff. Sergeant's right. I couldn't run far, I reckon. Let me know, Doctor, if there's any medicine you need. Yes, Sergeant. Let's slip off your boots, Davis. Still pretty bad. Hmm. They're better. Thanks to you, Doctor. I'll take a closer look at them. Go right ahead, Doctor. I won't weaken. He's out of your shot now. I'm sorry I failed you, Captain. Did your best, Sam. But I'll find a way to get you out of this. No, Captain, no. It's got to be this way. They mustn't know who you are. You have more important things to do, Captain. You've got to escape. What about you, Sam? Don't think about me, Captain. Remember what you said when you gave me the papers. The lives of thousands of men depend on your work. You've got to escape so you can carry out your plans. You've got to. Time's almost up, Princess. No, Sam. Quiet, quiet. He'll hear you. All right, now, all right. Fall in. Prisoners in. Shoot. Sorry, Davis. Sorry if I hurt you. I've just come from General Dodge. Wants to be talked with you again. Captain Chickasaw, we've been over this so many times. It's useless to talk about it. Sam, have you thought about your mother and father? Yes. Yes, I have, sir. You see, they don't know anything about it. Oh, you could go back to them, Davis. You'd only see how useless this is. But I can't see that, sir.  I mean, we'll get Coleman. Not if I can help it. Davis, why do you compel us to hang you? Private Samuel Davis, first Tennessee infantry. The sentence of this court martial is that on Friday, November 27, 1863. You'll be hanged by the neck until you are dead. And may God have mercy on your soul. Davis, Chaplain Young to see you. Good morning, Sam. Morning, Chaplain. Is there anything you need, Sam? Anything I can do for you? No, thanks, Chaplain. I'll help you any way I can, Sam. There isn't much I can do, I know. Thanks, Chaplain. Sam, I'm not a soldier. Perhaps if I was, I might not be as helpless as I am. Oh, you needn't feel that way about it, sir. You've helped me. Have I, my boy? Well, it's not for me to urge you to have courage when I wonder how you have so much. It isn't only that, Chaplain. Sam, your life should be ahead of you because you're young and brave. Won't you tell them what they want to know? It's a small thing, isn't it? Chaplain. Would you betray a trust? No, Sam. I wouldn't. I'm glad you said that to me. That's the way, Davis. Davis. Oh, the steps. How long, Captain Armstrong? Only a few minutes, Sam. Any news of the fightin', Chaplain? General Bragg was defeated at Lookout Mountain. Oh, that's bad news. For us. All right, Private Stone. You just stand over here, Sam. Well, Private Stone? Do we have to wait? Oh, I won't. I can't. I'm not going to spring that trap. Somebody else will have to. I won't. Private Stone, you understand that? Let's get it over with. I can't wait. Someone's coming. He's waving at us. Which way, Captain Chickasaw? Yes, that's who it is. Just a minute, gentlemen. Captain Armstrong. Wait. Wait. What is it, Captain? I've got to speak to the boy once more. Stand back, everyone. Stand back. Let me talk to the prisoner, please. Go right ahead, Captain. Sam, General Dodge gives you one more chance. It's your last. If you'll tell us where Coleman can be found, you can walk off these gallows of free man. Well, how long have I to consider this, sir? Only a couple of minutes. Have you a paper and pencil? Yes. Here you are, Sam. I hoped you would, Sam. I hoped you would. General Dodge will be happy about it, too. We all will. But Captain, can I hand it to the chaplain? Why, yes, Sam. You wish, but I don't... Chaplain, this is a note to my mother. Will you deliver it, please? Why, of course, Sam. Is that all, Sam? Yes. I'm ready now. Chaplain. What is it, Sam? Would you? Would you sing Jordan's bangs for me? Very well, Sam. On Jordan's stormy banks I stand And cast a whistle And should Hand to the roll call Private Blair Bryant Donovan Miller Mitchell Parker Dr. Shaw Climb over the train prisoners, take seats. Mitchell Parker Dr. Shaw Dr. Shaw Dr. Shaw Deals for which Sam Davis gave of his life are principles of American character, loyalty to a promise, devotion to a cause, and unselfish and sacred honor. Principles that earn Sam Davis an honored place in the cavalcade of America. Thank you, Elliot Reeve. And now before Dr. Monahan brings us news of next week's program, we have a story from the wonder world of chemistry. In the state of California, engineers are building one of the world's largest structures, the Shasta Dam. It will be higher than a 50-story skyscraper, and the work is being done under the direction of the United States Bureau of Reclamation. It's going to hold back the Sacramento River, forming a mighty reservoir to aid flood control, navigation and irrigation, and to make electric power. Through the canyons where the dam and reservoir will be, runs a main line of the Southern Pacific Railroad. When the railroad was built 56 years ago, no one dreamed that someday the canyons would be filled with water hundreds of feet deep. Now, a new generation of builders has to remove 37 miles of the railroad and make a new and straighter route through the mountains. To do that, they have to bore 12 tunnels and build eight bridges. Now these engineers would certainly testify that such jobs could not be tackled without the help of chemistry. DuPont and other companies supply dynamite that conquers the obstacles of nature. One of the first operations at Shasta Dam was holding through a bypass tunnel to take trains away from the work on the main foundations of the dam. But this tunnel will be used only a couple of years until the permanent new railroad is finished. When the railroad is relocated, the tunnel will be turned into an enormous pipe to help carry the river away while the big dam is being built. And the railroad running through 12 new tunnels made by men aided by dynamite will be shorter and straighter than the old line, and will save time for passengers and freight traveling up and down the Pacific coast. Shasta Dam will stand as another great monument to the constructive genius of the American people. We are building for the future seen in the valley of the Sacramento. When the huge reservoir, furnishing a plentiful supply of irrigating water the year round, will turn the waste areas into fertile, prosperous farmlands, abundantly supplied with electric power and light from the dam's hydroelectric turbines. And never again will the peaceful countryside be at the mercy of devastating floods. We Americans may be well proud of our Shasta Dam project, and DuPont chemists are proud of the part they have had in its construction, which is another realization of the DuPont pledge, better things for better living through chemistry. And now the cavalcade of Americans' historian, Dr. Frank Monahan of Yale University. History often seems to be a great web of individual geographies. Their proper presentation makes the past more intelligible and real. I know it is perfectly natural that in the building of America, the life stories of men of action should predominate. But they certainly should not obscure the contributions of men of ideas. Next week cavalcade will present the story of John Fitch, a neglected, eccentric Don Quixote, who invented the steamboat years before Robert Fulton's Claremont ever stirred the waters of the Hudson. The idea developed by Fitch was more important than many of the exploits of our generals and the deliberations of our statesmen. Fitch was a man of ideas, and one of these ideas was basic in the ultimate transformation of America. Yet he gained only loneliness and poverty, and finally an unknown and unmarked grave. Next week, the cavalcade of America presents the story of John Fitch. At that time, our guest star will be the noted American actor Thomas Mitchell in his first radio appearance since winning an award from the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences for his performance in stagecoach. On tonight's program, the orchestra and musical effects were under the direction of Don Voorhees. This is Basil Reisdale saying good night and best wishes from Dupont.


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Hello and welcome. I'm Rivka Slatkin. And I'm Shlomo Slatkin. And we're here today to talk with you about a brand new opportunity for couples to get help for their relationships. Married, engaged, dating, committed relationship. A new opportunity for you to get some help to improve your relationship in a beautiful tropical destination. We've launched in 2022 Costa Rican Tropical Therapy Retreats, also in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. And we've got six dates to choose from this year in 2022. And we just feel like after two years of the pandemic couples need the opportunity to get away and also improve their relationship. So some couples have just seen our website and just clicked on register now and they didn't even need to think about it. They knew immediately this is what they needed. But other couples have some questions and we wanted to take some time to answer those questions for you in case you've been wondering yourselves these very same points. So question number one that we received. Why in the world would I want to go away with my partner who I haven't been able to stand spending time with at home? Why would I want to travel in the airport on a plane and then five days, four nights in a beautiful luxurious location together? Like, you know, what if it goes horrible and we end up more mad at each other than we were at home? So tell us, Shlomo, you as the marriage counselor and a certified immoral relationship therapist, you see these questions all the time. Yeah, I mean it makes sense you wouldn't want to, in some ways it depends on the couple, but it makes sense that, you know, if every time you go somewhere with each other or you end up fighting, why would you want to go on a vacation with your significant other? On the other hand, there are many couples that actually if they would actually get away and have time alone where they could just focus on each other without the stress of work, of kids, everything, they would actually be able to reconnect. And we really believe that the fact that you chose your partner that you originally fell in love shows us that there's a deep connection there. And that even though it's buried out with all the clutter over the years and the conflict and the negativity and toxicity, we believe you can get back to that. And we believe that that's really under the surface. So being able to rekindle that, being able to have a chance to get away, to have a change of scenery is really important and can actually make it an experience, and especially with the work we're going to do, obviously we're not just going to have you on vacation, we have to work it out. With the work that you're going to do to learn about your relationship, couples experience, you know, those feelings of love that they initially had, they experience new hope for their relationship. So the goal is that it should be a positive experience and that you're going to actually enjoy being with each other. So it's almost like you're saying the experience that the couples will have at these therapeutic retreats will not just be a repeat of what's going on at home. They will be a new way of being together in relationship. Right, because once you get started, maybe on your way there on the airport, but once we start working, then the goal is that you'll be able to see something different. Right, and that's through the tools and exercise and all the experiences that we do over the retreat, which is detailed in the itinerary, but we can talk a little bit about it here as well. What about the privacy that a couple will have? Because there will be other couples there. Tell us about it. Does it feel, you know, invasive? Do you feel like you have to share your private life? Sure. So couples always, I guess the apprehension a lot of couples have about doing a group experience is they are worried about this privacy factor. People will see you. They probably learn your first name because we usually have people introduce themselves. Beyond that, you're not required to share anything in the group. It's group instruction, but the work is individual or as a couple. So the presenter is going to present the information. Then you have an opportunity to do some written exercises and then also exercise with your spouse. And you can spread out and you can, you know, not going to be right next to someone so it won't necessarily be audible. If you want to demo, you're welcome to. But otherwise, we've had people go to our group workshops. We've had actually no clue what was going on in their relationship, why they were there, and they came away with a wonderful experience afterwards. So it is possible to feel that sense of privacy. So couples come really in all stages of relationship, whether they're, you know, at their last straw or they just want to make a good relationship. Great. And you're saying that no one really knows why anyone else is there unless they choose to be the demo demonstration couple where we have them actually model certain. Right. Or you ask questions. I mean, if you're asking questions, you know, what do I do in a case where a partner cheats on someone? I mean, we can probably guess why you're there. But you know, it's going to, it depends on, you're not required to participate in terms of publicly. You are, we encourage you to do all the work that in terms of the written work and the work with your spouse, but in terms of publicly, you don't have to. So nobody's going to need to know. And I think it's also good to mention that really the theme of these therapy retreats for couples is emotional safety. So nobody has to do anything that they're uncomfortable with. The whole purpose is to teach you and show you how to create a new way of being in a relationship, which is an emotionally safe way of being. So we don't allow, you know, any kind of oversharing or like if one, if the wife wants to kind of share everything her husband does wrong. Like that's, there's no forum for that. Right. It's not going to be a blame shame fest and for sure not in public. And the presenters are skilled and going to make sure that the process goes on and that there's nobody kind of hijacking it. So if you're concerned that your spouse is going to start asking questions and they'll catch on to that too. If we notice somebody that's I would say asking questions that maybe not really nice or feel inappropriate for the group setting, we would kind of encourage them to hold their question, maybe speak to them privately afterwards, but kind of veer it away from the group. It's not a come by out oversharing fest. And it's not group therapy in the sense that everyone's doing the group. Now, I will say there is an advantage of being in a group because you start to see that when the presenters share what goes on in a relationship and when the couples that do share a demo, you start realizing, oh, well, I'm not alone. There's nothing wrong with us per se. Our situation isn't drastically different than any of the other couples. So there is a definitely a healing factor being in a group that you don't get individually where you can really normalize your situation. And I think that's one of the important factors of group therapy that really helps the healing factors because a lot of people come in, they feel awy me and like my situation is so horrible and I feel like a victim. And when you see that it's really normal, even though it's painful, it helps normalize it helps make it easier. It helps give you the motivation to actually to change.  These couples are exchanging phone numbers. They're great friends. They have really found another couple that's going through sort of what they've been going through and they feel a huge sense of relief and camaraderie with the other couples that are present. So even when we have our meals or snack breaks, couples are actually wanting to interact with each other and maybe grab a quick snack here. Nobody's running off to their room to kind of wanting to be alone. They enjoy usually the camaraderie of the other couples. Let's talk about the presenters because we are not physically at every single retreat that we've planned for you. But we have handpicked the presenters who are going to lead these therapy retreats and how did we pick them slow-mo? So these are colleagues of ours. These are skilled in model therapy workshop presenters who have been doing this for years presenting the getting the love you want workshop. They've been doing it in their home location for years and they're joining us to our destination locations to bring their brilliance to you and to help you. So we know them all and they're all wonderful. Some of them are couples, some of them are individuals, but they're all experienced and they've done tons of these workshops. Yeah, we really are very selective in who we pick to lead our destination retreats because this is our baby. And so we want couples to walk away happy and we want couples to walk away with a new path charted forward that they feel is doable, that they can succeed. And most of the couples that attend our workshops and retreats end up staying together pretty happily. Some of them never having even implemented one testimonial we got was, we never did anything that you said after the retreat was over, but our marriage is changed forever because we understand the root of our conflict. We understand our childhood story. We have compassion for our spouse and we're in such a better place. So depending on your situation, we don't have longitudinal studies that we're tracking people five, ten years in the future. But basically depending on your situation, your motivation, sometimes it's just a mindset shift that people get from the workshop. They're also getting practical skills and if they really need, everyone can benefit from the skills, but the couples who really need those skills, if they're motivated and they apply them, they're going to be successful. If they're having a hard time, we do offer follow up opportunities. So if couples need the support and our accountability partner to make sure they integrate what they've learned, then that will definitely help them be more successful. Absolutely, for sure. And if you're a couple that's one, you know, you really want to go and your partner doesn't really want to go. That's very normal. There's always going to be a dragger and a draggy. Sulema, why don't you give some tips to the dragger? How can they gently get their spouse to be interested to actually want to go away on one of these retreats? So there are a few different ways to go about it. You know, for a lot of people we just say, you know, I really want to get away and work on a relationship. It could really be great for us, you know, from a more positive perspective. That works for some people, for some people that it's not going to work. The main thing is you don't want to make the other person feel like it's their fault. There's something wrong with them that they're the problem. So you can even take, look, I want to take responsibility. Look, I know I'm not easy to live with. I want to be a better husband. What can I do? You know, can you come with me on this retreat? I really want to learn the skills. I really want to learn about how to understand you better and be able to meet your needs. Talk about it like that. Now we have some couples who are in a situation where they're about to get divorced. In those situations, beyond those, you could just say, look, I want us to be able to get, I want to give our marriage two days to see if we can, if there's any hope for us. Or the four or five day retreat. Well, the four or five day retreat. The one that's, we have private two days and then we also have the ones that are just two days. Well, it's about two and a half. Yeah, I mean, it's a amount of counting the vacation part too, but I want to give ourselves this little retreat to see if we can make it work. Or at least to get closure because so we can have a clear conscience or you can alternatively say, I want to be able to walk away with this and be at peace with whatever decision we make and to be able to be, if you have kids to be good parents. That's just, can we do this just like kind of like one last effort?  It's going to do it, you know, a few days, three or four days, five day retreat. And then we're going to be, we can make whatever decision we make. And that for some people, it's helpful because people don't like the idea that things are going to be dragged out. They want to just feel like, okay, I can give, you know, three or four days and it will, and then I'm done. And that once you get them in, hopefully it can open, open their heart to being able to. That's really the hardest part is really getting them in the door because the magic happens once you're there, once you're going through this process where we take you through the past where you can understand the childhood and then we take you into the present and understand the current source of the conflict and then we help take you into the future. What is your vision for your future together? So the magic happens in the process. So really the hardest part is getting them in the door. If this, I guess also, you know, these are more pricey than maybe going once a week to a therapist that's on your insurance panel. What do you say, Shlomo, for a couple of that, you know, needs to justify the expense of going to Costa Rica or going to Mexico, doing intensive couples work? Yeah. How do you justify that? Well, a few things. First of all, you're getting, well, besides the fact that you're spending time with your spouse and having a vacation, but beyond that, you're getting six months of marriage counseling essentially in two days. That's what we say at this workshop. So if you think about whatever that would cost, that's a lot of therapy. And it's a lot of time and couples that are struggling cannot afford to wait. And nobody wants to be in limbo. Nobody wants to be in pain. And so just for that, it's worth it. You're getting six months, but it's not just six months. It's the cumulative effect of six months in a few days, which means that the impact is going to be much stronger and much worth, much more valuable than the six months of therapy you could get. You're also working with people who are skilled. We're not just talking about couples counselors, but we're talking about couples, marriage counselors with advanced training and with the workshop presenters.  No, there are plenty of great marriage counselors around, but I'm just saying we're dealing with, this is people who are very knowledgeable. Right, to be able to lead the certified amago relationship therapy brand of getting the love you want, you have to go through many, many trainings. Yeah, so it's like going to a specialist and if somebody has an illness, they go to the specialist and they feel they don't just go to their general practitioner or somebody who just kind of got started. So you're in good hands and you're getting a lot for the time and it makes it all worth it. And then besides, the alternative is if you don't get good help or if you decide not just to get divorced, well, just the lawyer's retainer fees are much more than this retreat. And then of course splitting your assets and of course the emotional damage and probably all the individual therapy everyone's going to have to be in. It's just not worth it. And you find couples can really cancel the divorce process after going through getting the love you want. I've seen it happen. I mean, as I said, ultimately we can't make any guarantees. The success of the program is going to depend on your willingness to be open to the information and the application of it. If you don't do anything with this material, I mean, it'll be a great two days, but it's not necessarily going to be helpful. So you need to be able to take what you learn and apply it. And if you can do that, then you can build a successful future together. And we give them all the tools they need. We empower you to do it. It's just, you know, it's the motivation, the willingness to be vulnerable, the willingness to take responsibility. But it's definitely something that's doable. And if you need more help, the follow up sessions can help you with that too. Now, if a couple really, really cannot afford coming to a tropical destination retreat of ours, what do you suggest? So we do have a local, an online version of the workshop done in two days. It's significantly cheaper because you're not paying for the hotel or the food. So that's an option. And they can talk to you about that. Yeah, they can talk to us about that too. Yeah, about what makes sense. So really, we just want to invite you. And one thing is we do have a payment plan. You can use PayPal credit to pay it over six months without interest. So that also can at least make it doable in the short term. Absolutely. And that really helps a lot of people. I just want to see that we covered everything else. Very good. Well, it's a pleasure to have you attend one of these workshops. We hope you can join us. We heard from a clinician that went on one in a few months ago and she said it's the most beautiful place who's ever been in the world, Costa Rica, this particular hotel and area. And she lives in Florida so she gets plenty of tropical. But she said they're just absolutely wonderful. And they really are. We have an amazing staff. We have an amazing program set up for you. The magic is in the process that we take you through with getting the love you want workshop. And we really hope you can attend. So schedule a time really to make a time to speak with Shlomo, to give him maybe a little bit more details about your situation to have him, you know, help you figure out and get some clarity on what's best. Yeah. I'm happy to speak with you here about your situation and see how we can lead you in the right way. Absolutely. Thank you for watching. Bye.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards, ripping 2022 topstrome black baseball hobby, 12 box full case break number 30, random team style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website under the results tab, as well as the link that's in chat. So, good luck, guys. Let's see what we've got in this one. We're just out here trying to recreate the morning streams. I know. Devin, who told them that? I was so excited to tell them all about it, and then he was like, ah, someone already told me this morning. The I like photos thing. I'm pissed. Sounds like Devin, buddy. I think it was Devin. I think it was definitely Devin. The paper didn't come out. That's big time right there. May have been me. Wilson Contreras. O'Neal Cruz. Refractor rookie. Not numbered on the variation. And Jose Ramirez for the Guardians. Purple Minidiamonds to 150. Again, for the Guardians. Congrats on that. We've got our first-in-case thought. It was going to be a rookie auto of Jake Berger. Going to the White Sox. Nice one there, shy town. Southside. That is Blakesy. There you go, Blake. Congrats, buddy.  That'd be so cool. Randomly saying LeBron James every two minutes. Oh, God. Redolfo Castro rookie for the Pirates. Jared Kalmick. And a Green. Lars Newt Barr. Lars Newt Barr. 80 out of 99. Nice one there. Yeah, three Gavin Sheets in one box of topscrone black. That's kind of crazy. That's kind of unprecedented right there. We've got Vidal Bruhan. Rookie auto for the Rays. Nice one. Tampa. That is Edward P. Picking up a Vidal Bruhan. Another impeccable spot coming in. Thank you, guys. That was like yesterday in the 10 box Tuesday yesterday for basketball and impeccable. You got three base cards that are all numbered and all three of them were Kyrie Irving last night. That was insane. That was funny. I saw Kyrie Irving on the back and I was like, wait a second. Nice one there. Francisco Lindor and Green. Juan Yepa is Green Atomic. That is 96 out of 99 on the rookie. Oh, yeah, definitely. We've got Joe Carter for the Blue Jays on the on-card auto. Congrats, Tampa. At Tampa, Toronto. Congrats, Blue Jays. That is Jason K. There you go, Jason. Nice one there, buddy. I think an official's full time's a thing you'd be over with. Yeah, I agree. I just think everything needs to be reviewable, dude. Like it's going to take, make games take longer, but I'd, like I wish roughing the passer was reviewable. Juan Yepa is Rookie. Boba Shet and Orange. Jazz Chisel. Nice one there for the Marlins. That's 8 out of 25. That is Craig Kay. There you go, Craig. Nice. You like jazz? You've got a Green. Bobby Daldeck, 56 out of 99 on the autograph. True Green. That's, you know, that's when you know the NFL's in trouble and the commissioner says the officiating has never been better. That's a sign. Yeah. That's right. Mr. Cover athlete, Jazz Chisel, and that is Randy Rosarino. George Springer. Refractor, John Carlos Stanton, 196 out of 199. Who is that? DC, I don't think so. Is that a match channel? Did you buy into it? If so, what was your order number? Got Ryan Valade, Rookie Auto, base for the Rockies. Nice one there, Colorado. I don't think we have a top's finest break on the schedule for tonight. That's fair. That's a fair point about J. Rod. Edward Cabrera. John Carlos Stanton. We've got Gold Mini Diamonds. Brian Hayes. Nice one there. 39 out of 50 for the Pirates on the Color Mash. That's cool. Brad Spitzberg. Why don't you just break tomorrow on Mass Channel? That's what DC is asking about. Oh, gotcha. Maybe, I don't know. Josh Lowe. Rookie Auto for the Rays on the base. That's on that Tampa again. Edward P. Did I ever tell you the story I heard about Will Chamberlain? That's actually kind of funny. Kind of messed up as well. Robbie Devers. Catelle Marte. There's a blue. Chris Bryant. 74 out of 75 for the Rockies. He wasn't the best guy in the world. And so, got Rookie Auto. Is Colton Welker. Going to the Rockies. Rockies picking up both of their rookies in this. There you go. Nice one there. Tim Y. So, there was one, it was like part of a documentary and some guy was talking. He's like, yeah, like I liked Will, but like I also didn't like being with Will sometimes in public. Because he's like, there's one time that he's like, he was recalling an experience. He's like, one time we were in an elevator and a guy walked in and looks up at Will and goes, how's the weather up there? And started laughing.  Wow. Poppy Witch Jr. Rookie. Nice. Got two colors in this. Blue, Corey Seeger. 41 of 75. Oh God. He needs help. And Purple Mini Diamonds. Brandon Marsh to 150 for the Phillies. Deserved. We've got Green is Dustin Padreuia. 78 out of 99 for the Red Sox. Nice one there. Second Green Auto for the Red Sox. Congrats, Boston. Let's go. I got Karim on the show. What's up? I have Karim on the show. Starling Marta. That makes sense. That's Manny Machado. I've never seen you. What's with the dreadful garb? O'Neal Cruz. Gold rookie, 37 of 50. There we go. Pirates. Edge H. Congrats, buddy. Nice gold color match, O'Neal. Nice O'Neal Cruz. There we go. Heck yeah. We've got Green of Scott Rowland. 91 of 99. Going to the Cardinals. Hall of Famer this year. Scott Rowland. Illegal go birds. You'll cry. Anthony, how dare you?  Jeez, man. That's brutal. Talk to me after Sunday. Christian Yelich. Jordan Alvarez. Purple Mini Diamonds. Jaren Duran. 51 out of 150 for the Red Sox. Got A's is Jose Canseco. Nice one there. Oakland. Oakland is Shanichi S. Congrats, Shanichi. There you go, buddy. Let's cry after Super Bowl victory. Oh boy. They're going to be tears of joy, Anthony. Drop you guys a link to this. Nine to go on the first three box NBA mixer. Two boxes of Mosaic and a box of 21-22 iMac. Two boxes to go. 22 tops, chrome black. Freddie Freeman. Shohei Otani. And Green. Spencer Torkelson. 48 out of 99. Rookie for the Tigers. And we've got Refractor is Tony Perez. Four out of 150. Part of the Big Red Machine. Cincinnati is, what do we got them at? Edward P. There you go, Edward. Nice one there, buddy. Last box of the break. Let's do a quick recap after again. God, dude, these getting through these breaks so quickly. Just so good. Yeah. Stop being so good. I mean, yes and no, but try the compliment. You just take the compliment. Thank you, thank you, Donik. Thank you. Very rarely. Exactly. Very rarely. Those are few and far between. Be happy and thank you. All till this blue Shohei Otani auto right here. If you imagine. That'd be cool. Called shots on here. Ryan Vallade Rookie. Joey Vado. And Refractor Redolfo Castro. That is 2199 for the Pirates. We've got Refractor Rookie Auto is Seth Beer. 60 out of 150 for the Diamond Backs. Arizona is Christie on the combo spot. Very nice. Congrats, Chris. That'll do for the break, guys. Do a quick recap here, might as well for it. So you want color too? No. We've got Refractor Rookie Auto Seth Beer for the Diamond Backs. A Tony Perez, Refractor Auto to 150 for the Reds. We've got a Jose Canseco for the A's on the base auto. Green, Scott Rowland, 91 of 99 for the Cardinals. As well as a Green, Dustin Padroia, 78 out of 99 for the Red Sox. That guy was so annoying when he played on Boston. Good but annoying. Colton Welker, Base Rookie Auto Rockies. Josh Lowe, Base Rookie Auto for the Rays. Ryan Vallade, Base Rookie Auto also again for the Rockies. Green, Bobby Dahlback, 56 out of 99. Auto going to the Red Sox. We've got Joe Carter, Base Auto, that's going to the Blue Jays. A Vidal Bruhan, that is Base Auto for the Rays. Base Auto, a Rookie of Jake Berger for the White Sox and then our own Mag, O'Neill Cruz, 37 out of 50 for the Pirates. That will do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we've got Flawless.