Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Today we have the Sandita Haqsar, well-known author, studied the North East issues, been involved earlier in it and also a legal expert. Sandita, there's been a lot of controversy about the local government elections recently in Nagaland. Is it a question of, simply a question of patriarchy men versus women or is it more complicated than that? What is the real issue? Well, I think it's a much, much more complex issue and it has been shown by both sides as if it is to do with tribal customary law versus women's rights. And it is much more complicated. In what way is it more complicated? Well, let's begin at the beginning because some people, including women and men, mostly men, but a large number of women as well, Nagas, have said that there is no patriarchy. There's no understanding of patriarchy. And sometimes there is a confusion in these debates between gender rights and patriarchy. So there is, I mean my position is and I, of course, I don't think there's any society on earth which is not patriarchal.   And in the decision making sphere, wherever it is, it is dominated. I think some Nagas feel that it is not patriarchal when they compare it to the caste societies. And for instance, they did not have dowry debts and they didn't have the kind of violence against women that caste or Hindu society has. But all the same, it is a patriarchal society. Having said that, now why did this whole thing erupt in this way? Because it is very strange. Now women, individual women were standing for elections. I don't think they looked at it necessarily as a fight against patriarchy. It may be like a fight on equal rights for women in a very different kind of framework. But in the course of that fight, the tribal bodies, and also I would like to say they say traditional tribal bodies. Most of them are not traditional in the sense that they didn't come from times immemorial. These were formed at range level by the British. So they are actually colonial bodies. So they are not really actually tradition as in historically they were pre-colonial. They were all after colonial because Naga society was based on village, not on tribe. So anyway, so these tribal bodies who are male dominated, in fact 90%, 99% some of them, some of them may have women representatives. But I'm sure almost none of them have any head or decision making done by women. And these tribal bodies said that we have a protection of our tribal law under the constitution of India, which is Article 371A, which was put in. And that's the basis of the creation of the Nagaland state. Now they took that view. And some or large number of them are the ones who were supporting the Naga national movement. And Naga national movement was against Article 371A. In fact, the man who actually did this 371A, who fought for 371A was assassinated. So it is a rather peculiar situation. But having said this, if 371A goes, which is a very minor protection, it protects customary laws and traditional way of life. It also protects land and natural resources. So if 371A goes, then land and natural resources will be open to open market exploitation and it will be big companies. But the question is, does 371A really protect the institutions that are there in a way that, for instance, we cannot have 33% reservations for women in the local bodies elections? That would be really true. There are three arguments that have been put forward. One is that you can't have it because it's against our customary law. The second argument is that you have these urban bodies. I've forgotten the exact number, but urban municipal corporation, which is not covered by customary law because it's modern. It didn't exist early. Yeah. So therefore it is exempt from 371A. But by that same logic, nor are corporations covered and therefore corporations can take over land. So I think it's a very dangerous argument. And the third is that we do away with 371A and then have the elections. Now my stand is, and I think a lot of people may not have understood it, but as a lawyer, I would say that why is customary law looked upon as if it's static? Customary law is like any other law. And why some of us have supported customary law is that I think it had a potential for being reinterpreted, evolved. Statutory law becomes fossilized. But customary law also becomes fossilized if there is no one to creatively reinterpret it. That's a very important point that you're making. Doesn't it mean that if today we want to change, what could have been in customary law certain, shall we say older practices which today are not really inconformative with what we want? Then how do you do it by changing the customary law, believing that these customs have to change? Absolutely. But I would then say that the real problem, a political problem is that the movement where any of the two or three or four Naga national movements, armed groups, some of them in ceasefire talks, whoever they are, whoever's concerned with Naga nationalism should have got the vision to set up a body and say, well, we will change it and we will decide and we will give 50% or 60% to women or we'll give whatever to women. But they have to have the vision. If they don't have the vision, then individual women will fight for their rights and those vested interests, whether it's corporate interest or it is center which is wanting to move in and solve the problem, so many vested interests can actually use women's issue to sidetrack the whole issue of land and natural resources. Which is the much bigger issue. I won't say it's bigger issues. I think women's issues are as big but the question is, do the women's movements see it as that? Are they trying to reconcile or is this like a civil war because we don't have a vision? And if it is, women's rights are always hijacked. If it is a patriarchal society, then we should know that women's rights are hijacked either by men in power, wherever, in different contexts. Is it also true that the only right to ownership of land is with the men? Yes, so therefore it is not only 33% and if women want the right, then and if they want it within a tribal society and they are as well Naga nationalists. Those women who are fighting on this battle who are most articulate as moment, they are asking for outside support. Now I find that very interesting because they didn't name me but some of them said we don't want advice from outsiders. Yet the same women are asking the Indian feminists who have no idea about Naga situation to help them. Now it is and therefore they say that it's a feminist right. Now feminism also is ideologically it may be a liberal feminist or Marxist feminist or socialist feminist. So it's so complex in to take all the strands and it has happened before. I mean if we see in Canada, Indigenous women have asked for property rights and in the name of giving property rights to all women, although an individual has asked, Indigenous people's rights have been undermined. This could open the way for cooperation takeover of land and resources. Absolutely. It could. In fact that is the agenda which seems to be because the one party who actually passed this law never implemented it. So this is a battle between two parties, two organizations, maybe underground is involved in it. And all this nobody is concerned about women's rights except a few Naga women who do not have the political vision to be able to see through all this. They are fighting for their rights and rightly so I have no objection or how can I to say that you have a right to 33% or right to land or right to property. But can our battle be have better strategy and that is my issue that your strategy may be that all of us lose. Both sides. I mean all sides, India, Naga and all those who are fighting that land and natural resources should not go to corporates and these land and natural resources stay with the people. Whether it's Nagas or Tribals or all of us, I mean we don't want this being taken over by corporates. Thank you very much Nandita for being with us. We'll come back to you on these issues as well as other issues.


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Felly dyna'n gweithio. Mae'n gweithio'r gweithio – 36 pwynt. A'r gweithio. Mae'n dweud ffordd o'r gweithio. Mae'r newyn o'r Brexit yn cyflog ar gyfer y ddoedd gyda'r peth ac mae'n cymrygl yma, rwy'r cyflog ar gyfer y ddau, y bach ar gyfer y ddweud, ac rwy'n creu'n gwybod i'r cyflog ar gyfer Rolf mensonau, ac mae myd i modelio'n creu'r cyflog ffyrdd i'r cyflog ar gleng. Rwy'n creu'r cyflog ar gyflog ar gyflog yn ôl i'r cyflog ar gyfer y gaf, ac mae yna'r cyflog ar gyflog yn niwr. Those in the arm after the woofthe game, which was so good and get everyone feeling that positivity. I think that's the most important thing for me. Definitely going into any kind of break, whether it's an international break or, you know, a winter break like we are this time. To go into that with 36 points, being five points off the champion's league places, Mae'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gwneud i'r closio. Mae'n gweithio'n gweithio ar gyfer y botol ar y cyfrân. Mae'n gweithio'n gweithio. Mae'r bobl iawn i gyffredin. Siwch pwyntio ymlaen, mae'n fawr i'r ysgol. Mae'n cyfliwch. y squadr is wel, so that's another boost. And I think everyone will feel a lot better about themselves then, and the confidence wise, the confidence thing, then going to the Emirates, where Arsenal are in great form, I think they've only won six games this season.  But it's all about Saturday, that's looking far ahead. Saturday is the focus, and it will be tricky, there's no question about it, but it's a great opportunity to keep the confidence going. There's some palace that are not in great form. No, what is it? One winning ten, something like that. They're not in great form, but you know, as we've seen with other teams, every time you think someone is in good form, you know, they're going to win a couple of games. Palace have had a greater way record over the last year or so, the last couple of years. And I never take Crystal Palace lightly ever, because they are just one of those teams. You know, they're never soft, they're always organised, set pieces. You're always thinking of them. I'm sure, you know, if there's any palace fans, probably she can even go on out. This is not what you're describing. Well, that's always how you think of them as a fan. Last couple of seasons, we've gone down there and drew nil-nil. I know we beat down last season with a two-one win, obviously late goals. Two nil. Two late goals, yeah. They had a penalty that they missed, sorry. Two late goals. And it's never straight forward. Palace ever, ever. And I don't expect anything different on Saturday. You know, obviously, listen, they've got Sheng Towson on loan, and obviously he was injured this week, and he can't play next week. But with the likes of Sahar, who's always the big threat, and obviously he's someone in the summer that, you know, when we were getting linked to them, I would have loved them, because I just thought he was exactly what we needed. He's that kind of... He's a player for me. That, listen, on paper, you look at his stats, and you might look at how many goals and how many assists. You might go, he's not that good. But when he's in a game, and I think we've seen this two or three weeks ago when he played Man City, when he's in a game, and he fancies it, and he goes up against somebody, and he gives them the goal down like he did with John Stones, suddenly people become terrified and they don't want to go and hear him. This is why it gets far so much, because people just make sure they hack him down, because they know that once he gets into that box, he's really, really hard to deal with. I mean, I'd play him centre forward, I really would. So he's the obvious threat, and I think if everyone else is having an OK game, then that's when Palace be come to light. So I am definitely not taking this game lightly. No, I'm not at all. I'm not at all, especially on the Hodgson, they're well organised, well drilled, they're a big side. OK, they've struggled for goals, but like you say, they're a threat offset. It's a fantastic play, he'll be a threat. There's no question about that. I'd like to go to Grant, but he has kicked a lot as well. He has kicked a lot. You have to treat him with respect and be careful around it. But we've got to be looking at this as an opportunity for us to continue to develop under Carlo Ancelotti. If we had hung on against Newcastle, there'd be 100% record around for him, and we threw that away despite having played really well. So we have to get that out of our systems this time, because we've got to... I mean, Godderson's been strong for us over the last few years, really, as our waveform hasn't been great, but our home phone's been very good. You know, under Marko Silver last year, it was good. They finished strongly, you know, before Allardide and Coom, and it was always strong, and that's been strong. And we have to continue that. And this is a great chance, like I said before, to get six points in a week. But we...  And even when we've won comfortably, it's been a difficult game, you know, and they've beaten it in a way, 80% of the games they've won against us, which is... I think they've beaten us five times in the Premier League and four or those times have been at Godderson Park. It's down there, strangely enough, that they don't beat us, you know, they don't do very well against us at home. So we have to be wary of that, because they are really good away. You said that before last season, I think they had the fifth best away there. I think they won nine away games last season, which is brilliant. It was just that home, I think they only ended up with five homes or four homes all season. So, you know, that was mainly a problem for them last year, but they're difficult. And any team, it's a hard thing. It will always cause you problems, and, you know, obviously, change McCarty. He'll be in the squad in combat at Godderson. Something to prove. Yeah, but something to prove. They've got injury problems as well. They've had a few players out. I think they've just got Milahoy of its back last week. Milahoy, obviously, you just said, Towson won't be available, so it'll probably be Ben Teche through the middle. He's always a handful, unless they go with Jordan, are you? So, you know, they had a disappointing home. They've lost the last two home games, having the 2-0 and 1-0 to Southampton, and to... So, for them, they'll need to be looking to bounce back. But, like I say, this is a game that Everton have got to be looking to win because it's about momentum. And, you know, Everton Palace have won one in ten. Everton have lost one in ten. You know, being on, I think there's only Liverpool who have got more points than Everton over the last ten games. So, we're in good form. We have to say that. And it's Saturday represent an opportunity to extend that run. I think that's the most important thing. I think it's looking at it from that perspective. We've had a great run since, you know, Duncan Fagason and Tialotti. The players have said it themselves. They're starting to feel the calmness of Tialotti. At least people have said that after the weekend. People have said that before that. You know, after the last home game, when we were all bitterly disappointed, the manager came out and he just said, it's football. We played well. Oddly, I think we played better against Newcastle than we did against Wofford. Oh, we did. Football back. Yeah, yeah. We were more resilient against Wofford. We were more resilient against Wofford. And I think, again, we've got to take that into the game and he's got more options now. A stand to get players back. As you mentioned before, the idea that Goleman's could be back for the next game just suddenly gives that little bit of a spring in the step. Because, Baman, yes, maybe six to seven more weeks, because we know he's having the operation to remove the scar tissue. But suddenly the squad then looks fresher going into the final three months of the season and with something there to chase as well, because I always think that when you come at the end of the season and obviously listen without the cup competitions and you just think that maybe if back there around game would come in a couple of weeks later or something, or just against a different team, life would be very different. But I think when you've got something to chase, like we have at the moment, which is Europe, which we have, we've got it in front of us, and at the same time now it's not a pressurised situation either.  Get Goleman's back in there. It really does help for next season even though we've still got plenty this season. And this is a game where I just think that we go in, if we do the business, if we do with the professional, see this is the other thing the fans know. And I think Saturday obviously really helped. Fans are starting to... It's not a belief thing. What it is, it's that idea of before him, we've all been all over the place with the last three or four managers, and we've all mentioned this. That idea of trusting the manager, listen we all have, but it's like, the only face came in and you were like, he's an amazing manager but he's right for everything. I think we're all starting to see that now, that it's like calmness. And that one, it's washing over the fans now. And it's not us getting cocky or anything going on. We've got Carlo Ancelotti. It's just that thing of we've got Carlo Ancelotti. So therefore, we start to believe, believe in the manager, believe in the team. Don't question what he... Every decision. Yeah, every decision. Then the fans start getting on the same page and there's nothing to argue about. There's nothing to moan about. Everyone is in harmony. And I think that's so important. When you go to the match, when people have to have like atmospheres and stuff like that, if you go in the match and the first thing you do is starting in Carlo Ancelotti songs, that, you know, because there's a feel good thing in that. And then everyone's behind that.  When you've got that feeling, when you're with the manager, you don't know, you forget about it. And everything's almost just like a celebration almost. And I think that's what's great and it's just a big, big chance for us this to just get in that bunch. Get in that bunch. We said, I mean, it was what we said when in the difficult times if we can get into February, January, February on the coattails of people going for Euro, coming into those fine of 12 games, which is what it'll be after Saturday, so far, you know. I know, right? People might still look and go, yeah, but we've got tough games, but we'll be in there with a shot. Whether we make it or not, ultimately we'll depend on whether we can be consistent, but we give ourselves a chance now. And Saturday is the opportunity to follow it up and kind of go, yeah, we're at that level now where we're ready to, we're calm, we're all playing to a consistent level. The fans will be vitally important Saturday and I'm glad you just brought it up because after 12, there's much as I like it because it's early and you're ready, so when you haven't got away for the game and all that, the crowd will be needed because sometimes these games can be really flat and it doesn't shoot ever and when it's flat, it shoots the opposition because they haven't got anything to play against. So somehow, you know, maybe if it's people get thrown the next of two points in the 12 o'clock or something to get going, I don't know, but the crowd will need to pull us through a little bit. And I think we all know that when the crowd are up, the players respond. And I think back to the Chelsea atmosphere when Duncan took over, that was after 12 and the place was electric and it dragged the place through. It works hand in hand if the players get out there quickly, start the game quickly and go, you know, because that's another thing, get the first goal, huge, you know, try and get that first goal early and propel us forward. I just think you need an early shot and again, you'll get a chance and then the crowd will be rough with this. Just something to get you going. As I said, that might already be there. Not sure if that might already be there, but let's make them think, realise that in a game and they'll get nothing for nothing. Again, it's one of, yeah. And again, it's that state. You know, February, you're thinking, they'll be thinking down on the look and thinking, oh, you know, it's one of those days again. Let's hopefully do it like that because it's funny because we're sitting here and we've got the same points as we did last season. And this is around the same time. We had that break last season and we came back and we kicked on. And that's what we need to do again is get a win after break and then come back and be like, right, we're ready to go. We're ready to go. We're playing a few tougher sides now. But one game a week and some of that. One game a week. Two or three games in a week. And it's time to kick on now and see what we can do. And this will be, this is a really good opportunity. It really is. Be a tough game and it's one we have to respect and we have to work on. It'll come down to working on but if we were seeing week by week the influence of anti-lotti the more time you have on the training ground we're seeing little changes in the way we're playing and that's good. We've said before that the step by step is sometimes better than a big leaf where you don't know how you've got it but all of a sudden you're winning and there's no kind of formula whereas I think anything that's built up over time is always more sustainable. So hopefully we can get out the beaties and then we can go into that winter break with feeling really good about ourselves. Hopefully, hopefully. Pretty much the same team or do you think you might be in Bernard? I think Bernard could come in for a wobby on the left hand side just because it's a home game. I'd leave, I think, we were talking before and I think Walcott would have been at risk for me unless he's until he scored but I think what you do with him now is you play on that confidence thing of him getting the winner. It was a big moment for Walcott. The winning goal he hadn't scored for 18 games it was his first of the season I think. Sometimes when you score a winning goal for you to reinvigorate you and it gives the fans belief that you can be important. So, yeah, maybe just been after a wobby but we'll see. Obviously, Snidel will have to come in morning for that. Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. We'll check out the start 11 show when it comes out to see what we think. Might have changed our minds. Yeah, to see what we think. We'll have to see what the injuries are. So yeah, as well once we know off the manager. There you go. Thanks for joining us on the match preview. Don't forget to check out the profit accumulator.  There's loads of videos that explain. I've had a little luck and it does all make sense. They'll make much better sense than we will about it. So go and check that out for a free trial. Try and make yourself some extra money. Make some extra money if you want to do that. Thanks for watching. Give this video a like if you've liked it. If you haven't. Just give it a like anyway. Just give it a like anyway. 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This is cool. Yeah, that's true. That's true too, Blitz. Then we've got Nelson Cruz, two of 75 for the Nationals. Nice. That's awesome, Sean. These don't fit in a standard. Generally, they'll usually fit in like 100 or 130. Mag would be my guess. Favorite sports memorabilia that I own. Probably Ray Lewis signed Jersey, I think would probably be my favorite. I have a couple Ray Lewis signed pictures. Anything Ray Lewis that I own, to be honest. Yeah, these are mostly 130. Like the base will be 100. The really thin base will be like 55. And then the main stuff will be 130. Shane Bieber to 299. Mel Ott to 125. Shane Baez, Mike Trout. Oh, that's awesome. There's a Trevor Story to 36. Long story for the Red Sox. That's sick, James. Reed Detmerz to 199. Rookie Otto for the Angels. Too bad he didn't get an Anquan Bolden signed Bolo News on his correct team in Baltimore. Johnny Bench to 299. Jackie Robinson to 150. Jerinderan Rookie. CJ Abrams Rookie. Showhead. This one's cool. Going to the Mets. David Wright, two of 27. That's awesome. That's awesome, dude. That's so cool. And we've got Mookie Betts, 3 of 36 for the Dodgers. Yes, sir. I love Vanquan Bolden on the Ravens. He's still, I would say, in my top five favorite Ravens of all time. What? Yeah. Oh, absolutely. Dude, when I think Anquan Bolden, I think 49ers. What? No. Over the Ravens and Cardinals? Was that wrong? Yeah, that's very wrong. That's yeah. No, no, no, not Niners. No. And he went there for a couple of seasons. It wasn't that good. Like he wasn't like dominant. No, I agree. But maybe I was just not not recognizing him as nasty when he was. He was, I mean, truly he was the best on the Cardinals, like statistically. But then he was, I think he was almost more impactful on the Ravens because he was there for the Super Bowl and then we traded him to San Fran and I was so sad about that. Yeah, what's up, Joshua? It is Blake. Yeah, Florida State fans love Vanquan Bolden at Florida State. Yup. He went to Florida State. He did. Mark McGuire at 25 and Johnny Bench at 259. Learned so much about him right now. I have an auto of him, like a prism draft auto in a Florida State uni. That's sick. Yeah. That's Javi Baez, four of nine shortstop smashes. This stuff's good vintage. This stuff's really good, man. Whit Merrifield, five of 99. Oh yeah, is it really good? Nice. Hank Aaron at 199. There's Onyx Jackie to 50. Nice one there for the Dodgers. Really cool car. Max Muncie, max results, 17 out of 18. Ryan Mountcastle for the Orioles, the 48. I'm telling you guys, this stuff is good and people really like it, including myself. This is probably, I would say, top three of my favorite products. Oh absolutely, Mark. Such a great introduction every time. I'm here. That's where we're playing when he came out. Gary Larkin at 299. Shohei at 150. Bowman Sterling Trap. It's a good product, man. You get a lot of autos in it, which is good too. I love Bowman Sterling. Rafi Devers, three out of 36. Homer Streaks for the Red Sox. What do you like better, top Sterling or Bowman Sterling? Top Sterling. Really? Yeah. Oh yeah. 15 out of 25. Tyler Glasnow for the Rates. That's kind of about, those aren't really products to compare. I know. They're not at all. They're so different. Like I'm not, I don't want to take anything away from Bowman Sterling because it's a great product, but I like, I mean, like the stuff you get at the top Sterling. There's cotton there. White whale coming up here, guys. Good luck. Greg Maddox at 75. And Ichiro to 259. A little bit of peeling on the Ichiro. We'll send an empty box and wrapper with the Mariners spot. Sorry about that, Mariners. Bought three packs last week, so I'm watching so much. That's awesome force. 100% user. 100% agree with that. Base and base. Start with our relic on the bottom. That's Shane McClanahan, five of 27. Yeah, we do, Trev. We do. We have a lot of different years of Sapphire. We have them up for Personals and we have them for group breaks every now and then too. Yes, Mariners. All right, White whale. We've got Buster Posey. Come back SF, a farewell, or come back and farewell. That's awesome, dude. Congrats, Giants. It's a one-on-one Posey on the White whale. San Fran is going to be at Gregory M. Congrats, Greg. Tomentraft Jumbo, three optics and a capstone. Oh boy. That's awesome, dude. Come back in. Farewell, Buster Posey. Get that magged up for you. Congrats, Greg. To the Patcheser and Singh. Right? That's the giant. That's the Gene, Giants. Yep, so far. Come back in farewell. Yep. Buster was the National League Comeback Player of the Year 2012 and 2021. Wow, did not know that, actually. And then became just the second person following Mariano Rivera of the Yankees to retire after winning the award. You got here Milena, 75, Albert Poulos, the 259. Interesting, honestly. Yeah, that is a one-on-one. The White Whales, one-on-one printing plate. He was a beast, dude. Buster Posey. Yeah, he was just the definition consistency. Dude, literally like, just awesome, dude. Oh my gosh. There's Yachty, 15 out of 27. Like, I have some family members out in San Francisco who are like, Dude, if I was a San Fran player, I would, I would just be obsessed with Buster Posey. Like, Buster Posey is like their god. Like, they have season tickets to the Giants and the Niners and they like, one of my aunts, or my mom's aunts, like my great aunt, she was like the ball girl at a Giants game once. Yeah, they love, they love their sports out there. John of the Nindia. It's 47 out of 50 for the Reds. Jersey Auto. I don't think he was, I don't think he was in the prime of his career anymore, SG. I think he was, I think it was time for him to go. Dude, he had two big knee surgeries, didn't he? Yeah. Hunter Green to 125. That's a catcher too. Corey Seeger to 199. As a catcher, he probably literally had two or his knees would blow out. Yeah. Probably just had two. Nice. Nice one here for SG. We've got two colored patch auto, 12 of 25 Brady Singer on the Onyx. Nice one there, buddy. That's an awesome card. And Jaren DeRan, rookie Jersey. Anklez. Gotcha. Ankle injury. No, I think he was like, he was like ready to retire basically. Yeah, I would say. He had a couple big injuries too. Like he missed the year, I want to say with something. Yeah. Anklez was his issue. Bro, that's what I was going to say. He broke his ankle in a collision at the plate. That's what it was. Yep. I remember that. So I was going to say, I thought it was either that or I was like, did he tear his ACL or something? Yeah. Ronald Acuna to 299. Bryce Harper to 125. I knew it was like a freak injury. I didn't know what it was though. There's Matt Olson, scoops at first, 13 out of 36 for the Braves. It won Yep as 21 out of 75, rookie auto for the Cardinals. Xander Bogart to 75. Jackie Robinson to 299. Bryson Stott rookie. Ozzie Smith. Got a Lars Newpar rookie Jersey auto. No. For the Cardinals. Matt Olson's thing is scoops at first. Chris Sale 2 out of 36 for the Red Sox. Oh, just he's got her classics, flawless, prism, national treasures. Yeah, I think that's that's a solid one there. Kaboom. Classics. Classics is cool. Yeah. Play a cheaper set like from stuff. I think what else is it? Classics is nice. Yeah. He is popular. Just not in Florida. Yeah. The the market for hockey for cards has always been like fourth to everything else. Like there's a very big gap between the three major and then hockey.  Yeah. George Brett to 199. Shane Bieber to 99. And like some of McDavid's like really nice stuff is like 25, 3, 4 grand versus like something of like an NBA player. I'd be like 20,000. You know what I mean?  Yeah. Oh, absolutely. Price and stop. Rookie. Ozzie Smith. This one's nice right here. We got Walker Bueller five of nine on the All-Star patches going to the Dodgers. The patches are probably filth. Oh yeah. Hockey cards. Yeah. Soccer's up there too. I'd say soccer's way up for sure. And Jared Walsh 51 out of 99. For the Angels. Chipper Jones to 259. Roy Campanella to 299. Bobby Whit rookie. Got Otto Lopez. That is eight out of 99 for the Blue Jays rookie jersey auto. You had it sell for that though. Or is it listed for that blitz? And Xander Bogarts five of nine. Honestly, personally, I really, I love collecting hockey stuff. Like I bought a nasty Victor headman patch auto for like 15 bucks off some guy and it snaps all down to you bet for a hundred. Like stuff like that. Like it's worth it. If you make good plays on hockey, you guys got to be smart about it.  You know what I mean?  Like you need to get like the older stuff, the like the legends, that kind of stuff. Like the hockey market is very, very, very dependent on guys who have already proved like they're good. You know what I mean? From what I've seen, at least I don't know a ton about it. I don't dabble in it a lot, but it's very, very dependent on guys who are it's not a very big prospecting sport. Nolan Ryan to 259. Jay Rod to 299. Like, bro, I want to get a puck from the winner classic. They're so cool. They're cool looking. There's Justin Verlander, one of 18, nearly four. That's pretty cool. Pashrack rookie auto at a 999 PSA 9 614 and raw 330. It's not bad. It's not bad at all. And triple threads autograph single jumbo relic, jaren durin for the Red Sox. Who makes them upper deck? Yes. What are like the what's like the the cop is like the big one. That's like the flawless of hockey. Yeah. And like series one is where like the the true rookies like the prism rookies are the young guns, the young gun canvas. Peter Lonzo to 259. Miguel Cabrera to 299. 2014 soul for that's awesome. Cole Caulfield young guns. 20. Oh, go into the Padres. How about a one Soto 18 of 18 Congrats, slam Diego. Padres is Christopher L. There you go, buddy. Nice one there, man. We'll get that mag for you. And geo Rachele 33 out of 36 for the twins upper deck the cup posture knock 36 out of 249 9.5 do a quick recap guys 950 with two days left. That's awesome. Xander Bogarts for the Red Sox. That's Walker Bueller Dodgers, Chris sale, Red Sox, Matt Olson, Braves, Raffy Devers, Red Sox, Jaren Durand, Red Sox, Yachty for the Cardinals, Shane McClanahan rays, Ryan Mountcastle Orioles, Javi Baez going to the Tigers, Mookie Betts for the Dodgers. That is Trevor Story, Red Sox, Joey Votto Reds, Reese Hoskins for the Phillies, Wilson Contreras Cubs, Jared Kalnick going to the Mariners. You have that? We had Jaren Durand for the Red Sox auto Lopez Cardinals, Jared Walsh, Angels, Lars Newpar Cardinals, Juan Yepez Cardinals, Justin Verlander for the what's it called, Astros, Jonathan India Reds, Brady Singer Royals, Giora Shella Twins, Tyler Glasnow for the Rays, Max Monti Dodgers, Whit Merrifield Royals, Reed Dettmer's Angels, David Wright that is Matt Nelson Cruz Nationals, Tristan McKenzie for the Cardinals or Cardinals, the Guardians, Hyunjin Ryu Bluejays, Dylan Carlson for the Cardinals. We had a Juan Soto 18 of 18 for the Padres and one-of-one White Whale, Buster Posey, Comeback and Farewell for the Giants. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the Phill. Next up we've got Topscone Black...