I had a very, very old talk on a memory disk and I also had a paper that somebody had recently sent me on some of the work in order to read whilst I was here. So I kind of cobbled together a talk which you see it's got the wrong title based on a number of different things but I'm going to use what I am going to call hybrid technology which is I'm going to use some slides and I'm going to use the chalkboard. And what I'm going to try and do is spend about the first third of the talk talking about work that we've done in the past and work that is published or largely published. And then I'm going to switch to do the last two thirds of the talk and they're going to be on all these pulling experiments that we've been doing. Some of which have just been published but many of which have not yet been published. And the first two slides just kind of give an overview of the fact that my group is interested in a number of different aspects of biological self assembly and in particular in protein folding. And this is my history of the protein folding world in which covers about more than 20 years. So for those of you who don't know very much about protein folding what happened was is there a laser pointer? We started off kind of in the middle here looking at the folding of relatively small proteins. This is ubiquitin. It's 76 residues long and it folds on the timescales of seconds. And then the whole of the, well not the whole of the protein field. An awful lot of the protein folding field went in this direction and they went to smaller and smaller systems and faster and faster folding systems in order to try and get systems which were computationally much simpler to simulate and which folded on very, very fast timescales. So whilst this was going on I was going backwards. I was going in this direction and actually asking the question from all these small proteins how do large proteins that actually fold on the minutes and even hours timescale fold? So proteins with complex topologies, how do they fold? And this is what got me into the area of knotted proteins. So you will hear or at least I've heard a lot people say that the protein folding problem is solved. It's done and dusted and we can move on. And I would just like to point out the protein folding problem has been solved for things that are small and fold fast and don't need any of the cellular chaperone machinery to help them fold. That problem we have solved, how these complex structures fold and of course most proteins are much larger than 76 amino acids is actually a huge problem still and a big challenge. So I'm kind of contrasting these small proteins with these large and sometimes knotted proteins. So this is what got us into the area. So what I'm going to do is give a quick overview of the experimental work we've done on two classes of knotted proteins. That's the three one, three four knotted methyl transferases in the structures shown here. And then also the five two Gordian knotted C-terminal hydro lasers. So I'm going to get some water and this is now where I think I have to go to the chalkboard. So for those of you who don't know, there are four different classes of knotted protein. Three one, four one, five two and six one. And I'm only going to talk about three one and five two. And that is not and so I don't think that four one and six one are not interesting. We just haven't had the time or the resources to study them to study them yet. So and Peter yesterday, he talked about the conference that was here in 2008. And that got me thinking about how much we knew then and how much we know now. And actually what I generally go through life thinking we haven't got very far with this problem. And actually I thought about it. I went back and I saw which of which the papers were published before 2008 and which one. And actually now I realize that actually in eight years we've done quite a lot. So that kind of made me feel better apart from the fact that it did make me wonder where eight years had gone. But anyway, so I'm going to do a quick. This is also a quick history lesson in quarter of eight years. I hope people can see the board in 1992. People speculated on whether you would ever find a protein which had a knot in it. And basically they said it's impossible. They won't exist. Now I'll just qualify that for a second and say that they actually did find one example of a protein with a knot in it in the protein database at that time. And I'm not very good at drawing systems and I'm talking about proteins. Of course I'm talking about open systems, which can be closed. But essentially the example that they came up with, which was carbonic anhydrase, had a very, very shallow knot. So you only needed to thread a couple of amino acid residues through a loop in order to create the knot. So there was one example of one shallow knot. So basically people said impossible. In 2000 and possibly before, there was a rigorous mathematical approach to determining whether proteins in the database were knotted. And the one I know was done by Willie Taylor and the answer is actually there are quite a few. And I think that maybe on Thursday, Joanna Salkowska will also talk a little tiny bit about the number and the number that there now are in that database. So I can't remember when I got interested sometime here and in 2008, when the last time this meeting was held here, we had begun to do some experimental work on these knotted 3-1 methyl transferases. And we knew a few very basic things. So we knew when we get hold of our protein, we get hold of our protein in a native state. And in that native state it's an open chain but it's knotted and if you pull then you don't completely extend the chain. You end up with a Titan knot in the middle. And we knew by using chemical denaturants, which is our standard method, that we could unfold this. We could unfold it in terms of, we could unfold all the secondary and tertiary structure to get to some denatured state. And then we could rapidly dilute out the denaturants and we could watch it folding back. And so we did this with our 3-1 knotted methyl transferases and we found out a number of things. So I just will use some general nomenclature. So D represents denatured or unfolded state. N represents native, folded state. And I represents intermediate, partially structured states. So we knew that we kind of had a complex pathway where there were multiple intermediates and there appeared to be heterogeneity in the denatured state. And probably none of you at the, probably none of, well maybe you can just about see that. Anyway, we established that there were, there were parallel pathways and there were a number of metastable intermediate states. And the whole thing was much more complex than for those small little proteins like shoulder chaging. And we went on and I went, we didn't at that point. I'm coming on to that. So I've deliberately not, so we assumed, I assumed that the whole thing would unfold and then the knot would fall off the end of the chain. So we assumed back then that actually what we were looking at in this reaction, which is quite complex, is the unknotted denatured state going to the native knotted state. So that takes me beautifully on to the next point, which is actually, and I won't go into how we established it, but a number of different ways. I know people found this quite surprising to begin with, but we established that for these methyl transferases we unfold the protein and we do not get rid of the knot. The knot is kinetically stable. And I should have just said that for these methyl transferases, they're quite, instead of the shallow knot, they're quite deep knots. So some 40 amino acid residues have to thread through the loop to form the knot. So, yeah, so this was surprising. So it's a kinetically stable knot. I think one of the points I perhaps make to this audience is, you know, we all draw our polymer chains, whatever our polymer is, like this. But for proteins, they're not at all like that. And maybe for DNA, actually, it's a better approximation. But for proteins, I think you have to remember that there's lots of things. There's lots of side chains. And those side chains can still make interactions in the denatured state. And actually it's known from other studies on other proteins that denatured states aren't always completely random coil and unfolded. And so actually it's not quite as surprising compared to considering just a very smooth chain. But we didn't actually know that in 2000. So in 2008, we knew this, but actually we were looking at it going from a denatured knotted state to the native knotted state. So then we had to, so we couldn't actually get rid of the knot. And another group showed that it takes months and months and months and months, you can eventually get rid of the knot. So we came up with some other experiments in which we actually looked at the folding of nascent chains of these methyl transferases. So essentially what we did was instead of starting with the protein and denaturing it, we started with a DNA template. And then we used an in vitro transcription translation system. So it's got all the cellular components needed to transcribe DNA and translate it in order to make our knotted proteins. So first of all you get your mRNA and then you get the ribosome and you get the protein synthesised on the ribosome. At some point it's released from the ribosome and one of two things can happen. Either it knots whilst it's on the ribosome or it actually then is released from the ribosome in an unknotted state from which it can then fold. So essentially by comparing our rates of folding from our chemically denatured state that we knew was knotted versus the rates of folding that we got from these experiments, we found that the rates of folding in these experiments were some 20 times slower. So we're pretty sure that actually it doesn't knot whilst it's on the ribosome, it comes off the ribosome. So there may be some folding on the ribosome but there's no threading to form a knot. And then what we're looking at in the in vitro translation experiments is this reaction here, which is the reaction that we actually want to study. OK, now this is where my memory goes. This is where having slides is really helpful because you just put up the next slide and you go, that's what I was going to say next. OK, so these experiments turned out to be really useful. So we could show, I'm going to use knotting loosely or threading, that knotting or threading itself or some event associated with it, I'll come back to that I think, is rate determining. So essentially knots slow the folding. Oh, we've shown that and a lot of computational studies have shown that too. We were also able to then put in various bits of the cellular chaperone machinery and show that for these treefall methyl transfers, that one of the key components of the bacterial chaperone machinery, which is called GroEL, accelerates the folding actually considerably, at least 20 fold. And that was very interesting. This is very interesting. Then we were also able to go back and do some experiments, these experiments, but with fusions where essentially what we'd done was we'd taken our knotted methyl transferases and perhaps I should look at what the next slide is. No, no, no, go back. And what we'd done was we'd made fusions where either on the C-terminus or the N-terminus or both termini, we'd put another protein, which is very, very, very stable, a little rock on the end of the chain. And with these in vitro experiments on those systems, we were able to show that the threading occurs through the C-terminus, which is what had been predicted, because that's the closest end to the knot, but we're actually able to show, interestingly, and again, you're just going to have to believe me at this point, we were also able to show that if you put a very stable domain on the C-terminus, it hinders its folding. If you then put an N, and then of course what might happen is it might just thread through the N-terminus, but if you put an N-terminal fusion on, so you put a block on the other end, it has very little effect, so that actually we think it still undergoes C-terminal threading even when the C-terminus is blocked. And we have other evidence for that. And then also looking at the effect of GroEL, GroES on these systems, we also began to get some ideas for how GroEL, GroES has this dramatic effect. And again, without any data, I'm a data junkie, so the idea of giving a talk without any data is shocking. You can think of a number of different possible mechanisms by which GroEL, GroES may help these proteins fold, not unfold. One of which is GroEL, GroES is essentially it's just a big barrel with a lid on it. The lid can go on and off and inside the barrel there's a large cavity in which folding can take place. So one idea was just it's simply one of confinement. If you can find the chain, you increase the likelihood of knotting and therefore folding. And I'll just say that actually I think the one thing that our experiments did show was that they didn't categorically show what mechanism was happening, but I think they ruled out the fact that it's simply confinement. And one possibility, which is what I think is the most likely and we haven't shown this yet, is that what happens during the fold and some of the computational work on this is wonderful, but which shows that actually some of the time what happens, let's put some intermediates in there, is you end up in some misfolded state which is quite close to the native knotted state but which isn't knotted and you have to backtrack from there in order to get to the native knotted state. And I think that my best guess at the moment would be that what the chaperone machinery does is it essentially aids in that unfolding step. So it's unfolding, misfolded intermediates. Right, I'm going to switch now and talk about UCH which is the other family of proteins that we've studied. And I'm not going to talk about any of the work that we've done beforehand. I'm going to go straight in and talk about the pulling experiments. I've used a lot more board than I thought I would, so I hope this is even vaguely understandable. So essentially, so we did some optical tweezer experiments with Matias Reef's group in Munich and the paper has just recently been published and essentially what we did with the optical tweezer experiment, I'm going to try and try and you can have your folded protein that knotted. If I draw something that's not knotted, just excuse me. So what you do is basically you can tether your protein between two beads in an optical trap and then you can apply force, you can move the beads apart such that the protein structure will unfold and you can pull it apart sufficiently that you completely, this now looks, you extend the whole chain and you can basically measure this distance here. So you can measure the forces needed and you can measure the distance that you've pulled it. And if you have a knot in your chain then what you should find and what we do find and others have found as well is that what happens is you don't get the full extension. The contour length that you expect is different and it's different by the amount of chain that's in the knot. And this had already been done on 4.1 phytochrome so we did it on our 5.2 UCHL1 and the nice thing is is we can put the pulling attachment points at any place we want in the structure. So what we were able to do which was the idea between using the technique is we could take our native 5.2 protein then depending on where we attached the tethers we could pull it and unfold it so that we got to a 5.2 knot but we could also change the position so that we could unfold it and get to a 3.1 knot and then we could also unfold it such that it was completely unnoted.  So essentially what you can do is you can look at unfolding but then actually you can also look at refolding and we could look at the rate of refolding from these three different states. And that gave us a wonderful meta because otherwise it's very hard to do this experimentally. I'm sure computationally this is actually probably reasonably trivial. So what we were able to do is show the differences in the folding rates and essentially going from D5.2 to D3.1 this is about three times slower and this is about three times slower than this so this is about ten times slower. So again the actual knot and the threading are really making a difference. So I will also just say a few other things that we found out because they're quite interesting. One thing we found out was we knew that there were several intermediate states that we could observe through the techniques that my group uses but what we managed to ascertain in this and perhaps not very surprisingly is that there are many, many different intermediate states and they're intermediate states which are populated on the unfolding pathway or intermediate states that are populated on the refolding pathway and there are probably intermediate states that are misfolded and off pathway. Now we can't say that absolutely categorically. What Matthias's group has done is reconstruct whole folding pathways from the data in these experiments. We can't do that because apparently our system is too complex and it has too many intermediate states. So we'd love to be able to say that this intermediate state goes to here and then this one goes off pathway or this one then goes back on etc etc and it's a single molecule experiment so it's potentially really powerful. So we can say generally there are a huge number of different intermediate states. We can also say something about the Titan knot. The Titan 3 1 knot has about 12 to 13 amino acid residues associated with that state and that's exactly what's been determined beforehand for other systems for 3 1 knots and what's predicted. With our 5 2 knot we saw something quite different. When we did it we saw about 40 amino acid residues were associated with the Titan knot or as I now call it because you'll go on to understand the loose Titan knot. So again this seems quite surprising and this is well over what is suggested from computation and again I think what it just illustrates is the fact that actually we don't have this smooth chain, we're not tightening a smooth chain we're tightening a very very rough chain that has lots of interactions there are bulky amino acid residues on there so you can sterically hinder the passage of the chain. But what we found out was if we really apply for high forces and this was as high as they could achieve we can tighten the knot. Something I think hits this, I'm forgetting work I've just published we can tighten that knot but there's actually quite a high energetic barrier to tightening the knot for this protein and I think that's probably true maybe for 5 2 knots in proteins. Right, I am now so I think that's all I wanted to say about the optical tweezer experiments and now. So now I'm just going to do the last part of the talk and there are slides again here because this is the paper that somebody sent me yesterday when I asked them to. So one of the things that's I think been of interest in the field and people have speculated on is whether the cellular machinery that degrades proteins can essentially degrade a protein with a knot in it and there has been some suggestion that might not be possible. So I'm just going to draw one more. Oh God, this is like teaching. Sorry, I love teaching. So essentially cellular degradation machines come. They are also kind of this shape. Sorry, that went through. But essentially they come in two parts. So there's the top part and it's known that that exerts force on a protein substrate to unfold it. And then there's the second bit and this has got the enzyme activity in it. So essentially this is the part that proteolytically cleaves the protein and degrades it. So you need a tag. So there's always some recognition tag on proteins that are going to be degraded and that's recognized by the top part of the machinery and then you have your protein which starts off native and then the machinery itself as it engages and pulls it into the machinery will unfold. It will unfold the protein so that the protein can go all the way through and be recycled into short peptides and amino acids. So this is the bacterial machinery which is called clip P, clip X. It's actually very similar to the mammalian machinery, the proteasome. We have done some work on the proteasome but we haven't got any preliminary so I'm not going to present it. Well I didn't have the data to present it. And essentially you can just see what I've just said on this slide here. This is the action. So the question is can so I'm... Okay it doesn't matter what order. So we looked at the three one knotted proteins and we looked at the five two knotted proteins and our initial results so essentially all you do is you can just easily measure how much protein is in a native form and hasn't been degraded and you can plot that over time and you can run some controls which is shown here. So here this is just a standard substrate. Sorry this is a standard substrate here and you can put in UCHL1, the five two knotted protein and you can put in a C terminal tag so that it's the C terminus of the protein that engages with the machinery and pulls is pulled on and you can show that it's hardly degraded at all and you can also show that actually if you put it in with a substrate it slows down it slows down the degradation of the good substrate so it's engaging with the machinery it's acting as a competitive inhibitor and you get excited and you think that these things can't be degraded by the machinery and then you put the tag on the other end and it's all gone really quickly and you think, gosh, how did that happen? So we thought about this a bit and one of the things that's known about these degradation machineries is that the local stability, the site of pulling, matters and also the amount, if you like, the amount of chain that the degradation machinery at hold off to pull also matters so it doesn't of course pull very well on something that's very short it's kind of like a tug of war the more men you have on the longer the rope the stronger you can pull and it happens that in UCHL1 that the C terminus which is buried right in the middle of the protein not buried but it's part of a very very stable beta sheet core is in a highly stable region whereas, oh, it's here, sorry whereas the end terminus, I can't find the end terminus is actually in quite an unstructured which is in, no, no, this is, sorry this is from a paper I've just been said this is really good, I'm editing it as I go along oh no, that is, that is, I thought that was the end anyway C terminus in a highly stable area of local structure end terminus, not so is it just a question of local stability and one thing to remember in contrast to the optical tweezer experiments where you're pulling at both ends is here you're just pulling at one end and the other end is free so what we did was we did some mutations in the C terminal region which really destabilise that region so the protein still folds it's still functional, it's still knotted and we put that in the experiment and here is that result so then we can pull from the C terminus but we've destabilised the local structure in the C terminus and it's degraded so this system does not have a particularly difficult time it can degrade knotted proteins so I'm just going to talk a little bit about 3.1 knotted proteins so we did the same experiments with 3.1 knotted proteins and the answer was yes it can degrade 3.1 knotted proteins and then we were interested in what was happening in this case so there are two mechanisms by which it can do this so one of which is possible that it can just pull it can actually pull a large piece of chain through that the knot is intact and is pulled through the machinery so that's one possible scenario and then the other scenario is it unfolds it there's a loose end and the knot falls off so we tried to design an experiment to distinguish between these two and I should say it's known that more than one piece of chain can go through the machinery at one time so this wasn't implausible by any means by looking at other systems so we went, well I haven't spoken about it, I missed out this bit but we went and we did the experiment again and we put our little solid block of a protein called Thys onto the end terminal end and this is the degradation tag at the C terminal end and we said does this degrade and the answer is and this is where I have data because I got sent the paper and the answer is sorry so this is a bit difficult to see basically this is the protein here this is the protein here and it's really not degrading very much and much much less than just the knotted protein on its own and interestingly over time you start to see an intermediate accumulate so what's happening in so you can see this intermediate I1 accumulate and then over time that is converted into another intermediate which is smaller so we've been able to do some accurate sizing and end terminal sequencing and we can show that this intermediate is the Thys domain plus a length of chain which seems to correspond to the size of the knot and the length of the tunnel that it has to go through whereas this intermediate there's just some protease activity around general protease activity and then this eventually will just get clipped off so this is slightly different so what happens in this case is that you see much less degradation because essentially the whole system gets blocked so this now is this fusion protein being degraded and you can see it goes down but it doesn't go down to zero and that's because the whole machinery is getting blocked and it's going down then you get accumulation and decay of I1 and accumulation of I2 so if we put a very stable domain on the end then essentially this doesn't get well essentially what happens is half the protein gets degraded but the rest of the protein remains intact and acts as a block to the degradation of competitive substrates and one might get really excited about this and say under some circumstances not if proteins can block the degradation machinery I will tell you that you don't need the knot there for this protein to block the machinery what's interesting is the fact that the knot clearly slides along until it can't get any further and then everything stops so the knot is still there the knot's not being degraded so at least that allows us to speculate that actually this doesn't happen this happens so we're fairly confident about that okay so I was really running out of energy this morning when I made this slide so I'll just do the Oscars thank everybody I know I should really point out all the people in my group also Matthias Reef and his group for collaborating on the optical tweezer experiments Danny Shu and his group in Taipei who've done a lot of NMR and I haven't really spoken about that and then Laura Idzaki and her group we've been working with on the Clip XP system I've put up this is not the last slide so I've come to these conferences I guess for a while now and I always end up thinking that in our protein world our knots are relatively simple and potentially not interesting so I also asked myself the questions do mathematicians have more knots than nature and so you might not know this but there's a little tiny bird it's migratory but it spends some of the time in the UK for some bizarre reason and it's called a knot so how many knots exist in nature certainly one knot and in fact you can get two knots and if you want to you can have a bigger knot and when you get a huge collection of knots together they swarm and they're called murmurations which is just a fantastic word you get a murmuration of knots and they perform these beautiful thousands of them sweeping through the sky you can go and see them just a couple of hours from Cambridge something I should do and so at least with nature you can get thousands and thousands of knots they're just not connected that is the last slide


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That's been Recorded since the stat cast era 103 I think yesterday in a six inning no run 11 strikeout game He is a really interesting piece for the Braves They don't know if you want one to be a starter He's had some super relief spots out of a pen this year already He's an interesting little piece there that Spencer Strider Braves keep developing some really really good pitching Much of the chagrin of people in the NLE and my doc guarantee you will see Spencer Strider in the postseason All right, here's box number two Good luck Joe Ryan having a sneaky rookie of the year Campaign as well Henry Mendez we got his chrome earlier now we get his refractor auto 19 out of 499 on card Henry Mendez auto for the Brewers and the NL central that is Michael Ocea And I swine teen out of 499 Trace we need paper for the Yankees one of their top prospects Some ASMR house ill max Muncie Chrome first a nice one for the AL West On your cruise.  He really is oh Yeah, especially compared to the SP authentic, so none offense to the upper decks, but now these ones They're a little easier cracked ice Malcolm Nunez once again on numbered what a cracked ice parallel nonetheless, we will sleeve That wander Sleep him up as well I wonder if there's a way that you can make these like make packs easier or whatever to open or not open, you know Like they know people are gonna be ripping a bunch of these in a row, right? So do they make it easier as you get in the way. Hello pez purple paper Rookie for the Reds Reds and Alcantara another one for Michael Ocea 77 out of 250 they would cruise another one for the Reds in the Anacentral Michael All card ship here James Wood paper Padres and a West and Christopher Good name Clil Watson Bowman and 3d We get sleaved up on your cruise rookie of the year favorites Invicta of Nick York right here last stack of box number two refractor rail and minion to 66 out of 499 another for the Reds and for Michael in the Anacentral last a little group here George Valera paper Ellie De La Cruz paper in that stack nice Box number two down Box tree and if I'm going to quick I'm trying to show every card on camera. You can always slow it down In the settings you go to 0.5 Gonna be 0.75 point 25 This is a full case break And when no one to pack stack or work for me We do have to Get to move and I'm gonna be here literally all night, which I don't mind doing obviously You know I've been very good to me today and your workers still chilling At 1113 p.m. Pacific This is the fun part that you get to skip through I Can probably say whatever I want, right? Let's test it because I mean I'll be honest when I when I watch the videos and when I first started the watching videos, you know, like, you know, like And if there's some topic of conversation being discussed the whole break I'll skip there I'm like, hey, what do we get from point A to point D? Try to see cards and retail again. I know It's like, whoa, you got Bowman mega sitting here at the Target Some Gypsy Queen blasters I'm sure they'll restock soon though. I love Gypsy Queen short prints. I love attention to detail All right box number three. Good luck y'all DS off my hair tie in my car Heritage may be important as George Valera Chrome I mean heritage if it all comes down to it and people really care about true rookie card still O'Neill Cruz true rookie card is tops heritage. That's a nice one right there 95 out of 125 teal Chrome Ellie Dale Cruz for the Cincinnati Reds nice one Congrats Michael Another one for the central man central eaten so far Fourth of the way through the break Congrats. Ellie Dale Cruz at a 125 Dustin Harris another nice one there for the AL West and the Texas Rangers nice power prospect coming up derby boss Goes into a sleep pile Nice orange 18 of 25 on the bow and a one top 100 prospect number 73 Cleveland Guardians AL central Brian Magnus Yeah, that that vintage feel that kind of different little paper stock right there No, anything kind of low like that. Well, you know, we'll give it to you multiple top. Well, too At least I can do the card art the card stock. It's just you know hits whatever, you know But man, it's just a great set There's our auto One for the good though for the Seattle Mariners ALS Christopher Gerard non-numbered here on card that not numbering There's a Colson Montgomery paper as well And a clue Watson and a James Wood Chrome Next one there close the Montgomery Chrome Arrow Vera blue ray wave 48 out of 150 Angels ALS Christopher Gerard Two on card autos, but a pretty good checklist too. I do like minor league heritage About a couple of those last year. Oh, no cruise rookie card in there Coal Watson Chrome first Yeah, exactly crazy uniforms crazy hats wacky team names. It's a fun product man Wander Franco rookie card. I know he's coming up with Al Bruhan's kind of the giveaway Ian Lewis Blue the Bowman blues what I've kind of been calling this for 37 out of 499 and now East Going to Steven Pete spot one and a filler Max Muncie Crack ice non-numbered for the ALS Christopher Gerard Joe Ryan Chats up to Jacksonville jumbo shrimp my favorite minor league team name and baseball That is box three right there. Very nice box for Got to that point in the night The hair is doing its own thing and I also wish tops start doing I guess panini as well Is I wish they would start selling the cover of boxes and packs as posters Like if you're a big minor league baseball guy, or you're a Jordan Lawler or a wander guy like having the two of them together I'm the I got poster like this is pretty cool the cover of series to bloody with that yellow pops with the blue and the red so well like How could you not want that as a as a big poster framed up and I'm biased by the 2019 series to with Kersh and sanny co-facts Or my child and Hank Aaron like I'm kind of surprised that they haven't done that or if they do and I'm oblivious to the fact of it I would like to not enlighten box offers are a fun idea. I just wish So just some of them can be auto like Teddy Up like a month or so ago for a series to Hold up Freddie Freeman auto box topper like the big old the big old thing was out of the on-card out of 10 Like if that were the case like they need to come sleep Or does it come with like a special sleeve or a topler already? Like it's a good idea the box topper, you know, like I remember my first club of stadium club Last year has those big box toppers Ricky Henderson awesome picture obviously and by like You should just give me or like the archive like archives last year with like the movie posters Like you got to give me those as actual full-size posters that I can frame and put up You guys are losing money Million-dollar ideas That's all I do Boxed for here we go and Victor Kevin Alcantara There's Jack Salinsky in there who is now a rookie for the pirates and become a legit power about for them But it's really kind of cool to see him come up so quickly After getting his first and and kind of lighting the league on fire I think he's leading all rookies and home runs something like that at least in the end. Oh It's pretty cool, man Steven Muzzi audio not a guy He had his first and I think I go weaker to after the feelings called him up 206 out of 499 for the NL East and Steven P. It's wood paper As a Pacheco line Paper line green 309 out of 399 for the Detroit Tigers a essential Brian Magnus Delacruz Chrome Nice speckle auto of Dayton, Duny a essential Brian Magnus Kansas City Royals speckled 171 out of 299 What a great name 299 Dayton, Duny do a cruise paper Yeah, I started watching in 2020 really I got back into it because you know People are people I watch making we're making content. We're getting back into it. I'm like, you know Let me see. I haven't opened cards in a long time. Let's see how it goes and I Got back into it watch a Tatis crack ice That's very fun Last stack here box for which is keep on going that is I'm assuming a homeless person Carlos Correa Astra's edition Bowman blue out of 499 Houston Astra's AOS Christopher Gerard I'm sure you all heard the bang on the glass next to us But you would V Voss paper in there as well. Okay as box for No, they Mean, I would assume I mean the glass window is you cannot see through.  They cannot see me but their heads and I don't know. I don't know man. I'm gonna keep going with this break. That'd be pretty crazy though if they could, huh? box 5 Give me a bit of a shock Nothing gonna break my stride Ain't nothing gonna slow me down. Oh, no Gotta keep on This is the kind of like it kind of worried though, and I'll check the gate And see if anybody has you know Or is just kind of chillin Do you hear that thing? The loud banging on my on my window Yeah No There's a few minutes ago, but it was pretty loud So I'm I'm assuming a homeless person was yelling and screaming at I mean, I got a little surprised. Yeah, I mean they were yelling for a couple minutes I was like, you know Frozen a bit, but I was you know Ripping packs brother. I worked to do but people definitely heard it and it'll be here forever Broadcasted live here from our most of beach, California coast to coast coast to coast and around the world Pandemic here till we started sort of buying up cards. I could probably give up for a while I mean, yeah, and then everyone would send their cards to PSA get everything graded and slabbed and now Those cards aren't worth nearly as much as they should be because there are so many of them Like man, I feel like wander wander's rookie card is gonna be worthless It sucks. It sucks, man. Like if I was a player of his caliber and I cared like I would My words like 50 bucks PSA 10 And I'm gonna be the goat Like can you imagine of like the mic chop working card and the last time I checked the average price for like my truck It's like $2,200 That's like, yeah Your stuff is worth like Maybe a hundred that's a lot of dint. All right box five. Let's get to it Nice Louise for do go purple chrome auto 204 out of 450 for the Chicago Cubs and Central Michael Losea once again and a central doing very very well so far Number 18 comes prospects out of 250 204 out of 250 Purple ray wave Noel V Marta Seattle Mariners nice big prospect coming up for the Mariners another one 78 out of 199 ALS Christopher Gerard Didn't find any cards for a year. So yeah, dude It was I mean, I wasn't getting into it. I did not want to spend Any money during the pandemic Just in case you never know But you know now I mean prices have come down maybe for A little bit I can really kind of start doing PC stuff Chris Mead nice one for the raise one of their top prospects Non-numbered crack ice parallel and we back And we bet and we bet Nice Paper but 72 out of 99 on the deep green Curtis Mead for the Tampa Bay Rays AL East Andrew Andrew Botany from the the chrome platinum anniversary very nice Number 12 Rays prospect very nice blue ray wave another ray Cooper Kenny 63 out of 150 Andrew And the AL East and Victor J rod potential rookie of the year There's the dog Bruhans right after him is going to be a wander Franco on your cruise Ricky of the year favorites in there Second and Victor Martinez nice prospect coming up for the blue J's another AL East guy Furry Andrew also stuck here L. E. Doe cruise paper and a Max Muncie Chrome as the last card there Used to be able to roll in here and get my teams easy I mean you could ask that for some of the the real and like some of the real agenda J's talking to No Rex and Nancy some of the people who are who are in here actively and telling that oh It's gonna be eight years next month or you know eight years in a few months eight years man, that's No, I appreciate anyone who comes in here and in comes in and buys a spot or two with a filler full of spots Mixers Whatever it may be But man eight years That's Some legit. Oh geez man Back when uh back when they are the Jaspies, you know nick and even Mike, you know Mike Jaspie Joe we're breaking out of a garage Which is just crazy. I only know the store Yeah, I don't know the space here like that's the only space that I would watch and You know sometimes we have a third TV out in the front one really two TVs for the sports They're kind of going at all times When someone's here and the third TV that we just keep on the break and we'll throw on random break videos of hours And it's like man. Look at how look at young Nick Jaspie the kid Breaking in a garage. You see Joe, you know Queen Jason Queen shave Babyface Jason breaking stuff at the old old spot like dang man We're working and grinding And now we're here and we don't really get to do all this like once again I'm gonna do this without y'all y'all y'all make this I'm y'all. I'm doing the easy part This is the easy part I'm gonna get to shoot the Shoot the mess with y'all break some cards talk sports talk, whatever I'm talking about the hard one I'm just you know Lucky to be Five years nice Chill. Well, thank you brother five years. That's kind of why you know, they want me to do this You know, they don't want it to be just Joe and Jason You know, they don't want to take vacations. You know, they want to be able to not work five or six days a week So I I come in here and I I relieve some some I leave some pressure Beggar's field chats out Chats out eddie 1137 p.m On july 3rd. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for chatting. Thanks for coming in Anyone who's lurking in here We're talking active appreciate y'all I think That's fair to try to figure out There we go I want to wait for a second You know God for big, you know, god willing. I'm I'm still figuring some stuff out not just from the presentation standpoint But you know the technical stuff Little watson some Montgomery and james wood Next auto is adam mackow. Seattle mariners pitcher auto bowman first chrome Al west christopher is your ward? He's a beast man He's a different kind of shark He's like an old time guy.   He doesn't want to do five days of breaking forever. So that's you know Where I stepped in jaren diran boy who's heating up for the boston redsox 52 out of 192 out of 150 al east andrew Nice one there For box six we're coming coasting james wood in there paper wander franco george valerian And an alan serda green speckle 54 out of 99 since 90 reds and essential michael osha number 17 prospects for the reds yeah Joe was banging out breaks for six days vboss little watson paper there little watson bowman and 3d purple of max muncie paper out of 250 al west christopher's gerard nice one last few In box six halfway done y'all whoo max muncie oakland age shortstop prospects their first round pick last year Highly touted just like former oakland days prospects now third baseman second baseman for the dodgers max muncie Same name drafted by the same organization But he's good I think max is in 2016 2014 2016. I think one of those years 14. It's 2014. I might need to switch to the seated position That's the one thing. I don't know. Joe stands up for It's like we also might be because it's a bit shorter than I am so that's enough to hunch over to do breaks, you know I'm a I'm a tall boy kind It is especially since they're drafted both both drafted by the age pretty high up max is a pretty how to tout highly touted guy Coming out of college and then sort of became somewhat of a bust He was not very good as he majorly during oakland Daughters traded for him turned him into a Launch angle and condo high high contact, you know exit feel a kind of guy now. He's pretty damn good He was he was that but he was an underwhelming guy You know, they thought he was going to be just a glove which is really funny because now it's somewhat of the opposite All-star homeland derby guy Having a pretty slow season Which is not what you want to see if you are him in his agency in a walk year Last year was contract with the Dodgers and he was like one of the bigger names In this free agent class, but he has not been max muncie for selfish reasons.  You know, not just with coaching, but you know I remember jake areata Who was a highly touted pitching prospect for the baltimore orioles? They wanted him to throw They want him to not throw his cutter You see there's cutter or a sinker They're like he was horrible Like horrible a horrible majorly pitcher The cup stick of chance on him as a reclamation prospect went up to the sinker and the cutter and For a year and a half long stretch was the most dominant pitcher in baseball One of he stole a saiyan from playing first shot in zack rancy throws a no-hitter Becomes becomes a chicago legend for a minute For old age cause i'm not a father time when defeated. All right box seven. Good luck Ma'am actually get it back. We're hoping so Wanda franca rookie of the year favorites Invicta of christian santana Max muncie collyl watson brennan valenzuela paper bowman first 65 out of 199 for the nl west and christopher jorah Yeah in dodge stadium My friend matt one of my very close friends matt who is a hardcore cups fan has been all of his life was at that game It was a first date with a girl And man, he stopped caring about that girl in a heartbeat when he knew jake was Throwing six no hit innings won franca She wanted to leave And he's like no, I don't think so. We're not going anywhere. Yeah Trust me. I'm uh I'm relearning that right now I'm not I don't care No, if I might say god forbid. I don't live in beautiful sunday hermosa beach as a dodger fan. I'm like Spadesburg I'm in car auto, you know, and I'm watching clade and kershaw. No hate the rockies.  I'm staying there dolly lorenzo Ray wave out of 399 for the astros christopher jorard I love the ray waves They look super clean for our auto Going to be in this last night of cards right in front of us I loved him the romers But I always kind of hate him the romers for the throwing air and short Clean should have a perfect game Nice, that's a nice one right there 125 at a 250 purple chrome on card george valera first auto Cleveland guardians and al central brine magnus Nice man. Congrats 125 about 250 on the george of valera congrats By far our best auto of the case so far So we got five to do Nice purple ray wave color match adio amador Colorado Rockies 144 out of 250 christopher jorard queen card Last stack here some more gummy paper in there and a pager wheel to end it Seven eight no eight nine ten eleven twelve five boxes left box number eight Forgot the the count for a second caught with my Hand in the cookie jar there if you would ask me I may move to sitting down For the last few Backers He went deep yesterday Always nice to see going back from the il I See some orange peeking out kind of the top of this left pile nice Like to see that good. Look We've seen a couple oranges now some yellow We've seen some double digits, but I want that single Fire one get that orange Right in the middle. Nice 11 of 25 connor wong rookie auto for the boston red sox In the alis that's going to andrew 12 of 25 rookie auto take that for sure All right dice aruzbo on helis oh, he's a Jose solace in the bowman blue out of 4.99 Must be lacking It's a wonder franca that stack don't catch me slipping Joe ryan out of three nine two ninety nine the magenta al central brian magnus For the vivas in there The victim uh victor and virginal prasadio for the cubs. We do a cruise paper in there junior sanchez Blair paper orange shimmer Another orange 12 of 25 another 12 of 25 bowman first chrome a la andro pie al east and andrew nice box for andrew another orange head in your way Let me check how Well, I can do sitting and breaking Because my bag Got killing me. What was testing? honestly It's like i'm doing the ig really It's like someone just bought four boxes a lot Box nine like if you turned around it's like you stopped watching for a few minutes.  I am rex We sold out the the bowman baseball case break I told y'all I've I've been telling y'all I will stick around. I'm a I'm a little weirdo break it down. Yeah The clock is about to strike midnight in the pacific On the west coast And you know, we're not going to be on until tuesday You know, I wanted to get a case break or something. It wasn't if it wasn't going to be photogenic I'll do this Tell you what let joe and nick and jason know that I will stick around I'm a little weirdo. I like doing this. I mean, there was the one night a couple weeks ago on the ig christianity wind sanity chris sanity I'm a degenerate People on the instagram side now, but I thought I left the people on the youtube side now My back is hurting now. So I'm now seated Doing this break Where's brian reynolds is not sicking as a pirate obviously. Yeah, where's brian reynolds going? At the deadline What team means outfield help who is contending? boston houston you can put an outfield of Your don brian reynolds and kyle tucker. Do you do that? It's not like they need any help behind, you know on the mound And they're not really going are there any capsules who are available? Salve is not available. jacob stallings isn't available. wilson contraris To the ashes go in on wilson contraris God That team's looking pretty gross if that's the case. All right box nine. Good night. Oh, right here on the thing too That's nice There's our auto yon contraris another one for the cincinati reds in the antel central Another one golem and michael yon contraris On card and some of justin bell on the angles, you know nice magenta rayway 47 out of one 99 kyle watson and at least steven p very nice 47 of one 99 kyle watson Contrast to the Yankees they do i mean even i don't know though because They seem to like hosei travino and hosei travino may make an all-star team which is a pretty crazy thing to say Fuck he's been good for the Yankees Dodgers don't need them obviously They've got william contraris and travis darno behind the plate in atlanta the mats have What's his name? i was gonna say i was gonna say uh Not yon gomes. Yon gomes was a catcher for them, but i was gonna say uh I couldn't even tell you It's lane What if it's eight? They just signed him like the hope of years uh Uh Forward tiger it's getting there. Um Got some blue coming up Nice louis lane and sosa bowman first Blue ray wave 22 out of 150. Oh my god. It's gonna bug me Maybe he'll come on. I don't think he'll come up here though. He won't be in this product. I think Who's mock me Who's an ambiguous name Ambiguously name catcher It's like two first names or something. I sorted I sorted john It's almost like daniel or daniel or david Brian not jeff uh something mccann Not jeff mccann. Is it is it jeff mccann? I know jeff mcneal It's something mccann I've got it. It's right there We're working on it Jacob mccann jake mccann I don't know man I don't know mccann Wander franco bowman 38 Nice one there Nick gonzalez my guy Last card in that box Oh, no, that's what I think like Houston is a good spot for them Like they're I don't know if they'll give up I got you know someone like christian javier louis garcia, but if they give up one of them or some some of their Prospects coming up you would definitely take that I'm looking sorry. I know I've been doing a case break, but it's bothering me James mccann. It wasn't j James mccann All right double digits here folks box number 10 Thanks for sticking around Double digits last three james mccann. I know something basic I was like jake of jake john james John jake of jingle hymer schmidt mccann I mean, but a team of good pitching aside.   Might he's good. What's gonna cherish? It's good Then having the best year of his career.   Do you go get? Him for crochet Yeah, that's what I was thinking like I know it's not providing the can Barna can by the way super underrated case for the hall of fame.  He's a cheater I picked it in here. I think Now this pack is white Whoa, okay We'll get to it, but I did think we were gonna get the solo the the single digit number We'll meet our friend one And we did I was like that card out pack fell white, you know We got one folks All right, let's get to the first half Oh, we're gonna sell I think so too and honestly, I don't think we talked about this wreck But I don't think the cubs are that far off From contending for the central again Matt's muncie Crack ice Wonders right here. There's wood paper in there. I want to see how I've got the blaze jordan insert I want to see how blaze has been doing. I haven't been keeping up with blaze or jason domingas It's been a lot of these these guys the 2020 21 chrome And bowman guys Nice green jared calnick got a 99 24 of 99 We will see about young jared calnick before the mayors in the al west christopher jarard Very forward first round pick for the mayors this last draft 2021 catcher Good year for the catcher last year. Henry davis harry ford jill mack for the marlins Catcher potentially come in a really strong position again To leave us paper in there I know I 100% agree I mean if there's one guy you keep around, I mean shoot It may as well be wilson from chairs. Are we getting to that? Our our big hit. Hell he did a cruise paper in there In victor of coleslaw munk gum is a nice one as well george valera paper Teach the young kids how it goes while still being a a presence in the lineup george valera chrome first Nice second year prospect card marcelo mayer 53 out of 150 blue chrome For the al east and andrew All right. It is coming up. Good luck I didn't quite get a good look at it But coming up. We got some magenta El rod louise rodriguez 299 paper for the dodgers in the anil west christopher zharad right here printing plate Chrome first auto louise verdugo for the chicago cubs. This is the actual black printing print used to manufacture car louise verdugo cubbies And el central and michael loja Nice michael congrats. Once again, man printing plate on card first auto Very nice congrats That's our 101. Oh, shoot me. Let me let me do the the very legit nice thing You know, it's all about the boom louise verdugo bay bay Print plate chrome first auto nice So our first of the day Normally took until 12 12 10 a.m the next day Clueless Watson Watson turned out to be just a super stud for the cubs rex Someone to start like oh, why didn't I get this in the first place? Still we will take a printing plate auto of a first There would be some very cubs thing to happen It's just it's the second all that we've found of his today as well box 11 11 of 12 there we go. We're getting there The pen ultimate box I want to be greedy, but do you think we can double dip here? Get another single digit whether it's a five or another one Am I asking for too much? That's not my decision. I'm sure someone else You know Michael will probably want to double dip, but maybe should spread the love here to brian angel christopher or steven um I'm okay Hey, man. It's a little loud I'm worried about your eardrum study. That's it in this first day. It's coming up quick as well Well, the rays probably need help behind the plate. Yeah, I don't know. Mike's me. I've been cutting it this year Do you move on from zanino? Gary to the range got pitching If you're the cubs looking to ship off wilson concharis He seems like a future marlin though I don't know. They just got stallings, but if you can get a chance at You know wilson concharis you probably go get them if you need help behind the plate offensively And the pitchers in miami They don't have to worry about too much On this that's the thing that's that's unlocking their success, you know Pablo Lopez and sandy alcantara uh trevor richards Trevor roger to see what you're from rogers Trevor richards isn't a little picture Early 2010s I'm gonna say our auto is in this kind of coming up quick in the first act so let's just get to Good luck It is victor lozara For the san diego paul jay's refractor auto 254 out of 499 paul jay's nls christopher jarrard once again louise matos 50 out of 49 chrome refractor Giants nls christopher jarrard once again Eduardo lopez purple chrome boston redsox al east andrew 250 elli dude cruise chrome first in there shane bas bowman and 3d shane bas making that chris archer traded looking still like the worst trade of all time matt frazier correct ice first for the pirates chris archer for tyler glas now um austin meadows and shane bas Why would you do that? chris archer wasn't even close to being chris archer at that point either, you know He's not sciong winning chris archer. He's i'm struggling to stay healthy And keep an e r a below 4 chris archer Invicta of hendbert parez Last stack of box 11 and then our last box box 12 Thanks everyone for sticking around Keeping me company while I rip my case of bowman robbie I hate this commercial with the pothole and this lady like for armor all Husbands got a full coffee Kids got a potted plant grandma's got the jello Why are you running the potholes on purpose? What point are you trying to prove? All right last box mojo brian angio christopher michael and steven Thanks again for getting these Spots either straight up or in that filler Congrats all the hits come on your way all the bowman firsts chrome papers rookies inserts All cars are shipping Thanks for getting this break filled out y'all seriously Nice fun way to end the night little bowman hobby case break And thanks for everyone for sticking around hanging out last box will be network late at night With the commercials Got some orange in there as well nice One last orange to end the night so we got no red A few a handful of oranges for a third orange And a printing plate auto But no red right there in the middle of the orange I forgot that the Mets drew a combined no header as well James McCann Which M&M commercials? The one with the section the sexy green M&M whatever it is Which one's the one that they thought was too hot? Shouts out a billy fry though the voice of Philip J fry from Futurama is the red M&M I think that's awesome What do you think I'm some kind of idiot? All right, there it is last box Good luck everyone Last box your cruise paper Our last auto speckle frderico palanco 195 out of 2.99 Second base third baseman for the marlins And now east and steven p will grab our last auto 195 of 2.99 There we go Remember the one where the red M&M Was in the valentine's box and the guy opened it months later. I do not it's That's grim and dark, which is why I would remember it. I love that kind of stuff It sounds awesome George will air paper in there Our orange is coming up here orange paper nice color match Ricardo Genoves for the Giants Los Gigantes 9 of 25 and now west Christopher Gerard nice one He's a nice little catching prospect for them Number 15 prospect for them I'm a sucker, you know Pretty little things. Fresnel Dewey cracked ice first for the guardians Okay, that's slim and slide Viva's paper in there purple Paper your don The don you're on alvarez 34 of 199 potential MVP here For the houston astras in the al west christopher gerard. I want to make sure to put them behind the yoshua garcia Getting close to the end here y'all. So thanks again I uh, don't think I'm going to go through any orders Wander franca would give the year favorites I might though since I'm already here If there is anything I said if there's any you know people people are putting in orders and doing stuff I'll do it francesco alvarez nice catching process for the mechs James wood paper another orange in there nice second orange of the box Looks like I'm going to be our last parallel as well All right last stack that orange at the very end. Let's make it a slow play. Yes Is it all brew home? Which means wander franca is right behind him Last card our orange. It's a chrome Another giant nice anthony rodriguez 14 of 25 on the orange chrome color match NOS and christopher gerard to end our break A lot of stuff Number 18 prospect for the gman All right Well, thanks again y'all chrome Bowman 2022 hobby case break number one Uh, potentially may do another one of these on the site. You'll have to check back very very soon on jassescasebreaks.com Thanks again for sticking around and we'll be back very soon with another break. Good night. Bye