Commercial photography is it's fun and I guess much like illustration you spend a lot of time taking someone else's idea and trying to make it into a real thing and I had a lot of ideas and things that I wanted to do myself so I just decided it was time to start doing them. My name is Jeff Turner and I am a photographer or photo-based artist I guess depending on who you ask. I shoot commercially and then I also do these sort of resin photographic images. I'm always looking at photography from a fine art perspective or from a multimedia perspective. I've always thought it was a bit weird when you talk to photographers sometimes and somebody says I'm an architectural photographer or I'm a food photographer I'm a fashion photographer. I don't really understand that because I literally photograph whatever I feel like and one day I might be shooting figure studies the next day I'm shooting an old typewriter and then maybe I'll get on a plane and take some pictures of people in other countries and it just it's changes daily. In this one room there is resin pieces of vintage cameras there is a collage of the Toronto subway and the Montreal subway and there are silk screens of the Monium Falcon and I've sold all of them and I've shown them together. Yeah they have nothing to do with each other but I don't really care I make whatever I feel like. There's sort of two parts of what I do there's the creative part where I'm shooting or working on the computer putting pieces together but then this part is really very process oriented and it's some days you spend the entire day gluing and others you're just painting painting painting or resonating resonating. I've done a lot of multimedia stuff image transfers I've body painted on people I like portraits and I like figure work that are sort of haunting and they stay with you. I like to look at a photograph and not really know what the person is thinking or wonder what they're thinking and be curious. One of the things I actually really like about shooting figure work is that when you sort of strip a person down to nothing in a lot of ways you remove a lot of things that date it. For the most part a nude from the 20s is just as beautiful as a nude from the 70s or 90s or now. I don't necessarily really have a message or something that I'm trying to communicate I'm more trying to make sort of beautiful and interesting objects. I don't know that being creative means anything to me because I've always been like this and people comment like I don't know how you think these things or you have such a good eye or whatever and it doesn't seem that way to me it just it's just something that I can do. I feel the exact same way when I have friends who are musicians and they'll just pick up an instrument and they'll just like make something up and I watch them do that and it's like sorcery. I don't really understand how you did that but they feel the same way about the things that I do. What is integral to your work? I guess a camera. I mean I do lots of different things and a lot of it is using different art techniques but at the end of the day it's all photographic based. I'm just a guy. Keep doing the stuff that you want to do on your off time and keep pushing. I mean I worked a lot of years before I was at the point where I could just say I don't want to do this anymore and I'm going to quit.


Hi y'all, welcome back to my channel. Today's video is going to be a new format I'm trying out. I really miss like OG old school YouTube favorites videos. Kind of like a better, more structured favorites video. So we're gonna be doing that today. While I'm getting ready for a wedding, I'm going to Janine's wedding this afternoon. I'm very excited. I need to get ready.  I made myself my morning coffee and I'm wearing my sweater from Jenny Kane. And Jenny Kane is actually sponsoring this video, which is literally a dream come true. Jenny, you know, we're on a first day basis. They sponsor the podcast and we're doing a picture video. So anyways, this sweater is amazing. If you guys don't know what Jenny Kane, if you like me and my vlogs and anything, like Nancy Meyers ask, like, it's just, you'll love Jenny Kane. They're a California-owned brand through and through. They just have staple wardrobe items that you will keep for so long. Like this sweater that I have, I plan on wearing this like when I have kids. I have another sweater from them that I will literally never get rid of. The quality is just unbelievable, unmatched. Little inner mission for some lip gloss always. I also love her new skincare line. They just come out, this is a complete side note. The balm that I have, hydrating balm, so good, I'll also link that. So they have the best sweaters. They have very iconic accessories and it just kind of like elevates your everyday style and wardrobe, makes it easier to get dressed. Everything about it is just amazing. Not to mention, they have the best home items. Like I, oh my gosh, I'm actually gonna link this sweater and then I'll link a few other pieces from them that I just love and I think everyone should have. They are helping us live our best holiday season yet, which is obviously the goal.  That is honestly the best deal I've ever heard Jenny Kane give. So it's JennyKane.com slash house gas for 25% off, I'll link it below. JennyKane is known for their super lux lightweight sweaters. They do cash rather than anyone. They have the best collection of shoes. They have the best home decor. They have the best sweaters. They have the best map, anything that I never want basically. It's very like simple, timeless, elevated, refined line. They believe in the art of simplicity. So basically nothing that they have will ever grow out of style. Like treat yourself to this sweater or one of the sweaters, I'll link a couple below. Also, it's an incredible gift for the holidays and use our code, house gas for 25% off. That is again the best deal I've ever heard for JennyKane. But also, I mean, this is just such a timeless sweater and I will be living in it. I'm just in love. I will have everything linked below. It's time for me to drink my coffee.  Our first letters are for reading, which is my favorite topic. I've actually been in a little bit of a book rut recently. Don't mind me, I'm making breakfast right now. So anyways, yeah, last night on this Saturday night, I started Mineship by Ernest Mannes. I'm halfway through. It's a short read. It's really good. It says it doesn't take a genius to think like one. I really like books like that, so I'm reading that. It's a fiction book that I read was Flawless by Josie Silver. The first one in the series, the Chestnut Springs series, and I did not like it at all. Everyone is saying the second book is so much better.  I had so many of y'all recommended it to me though, so I don't know, it wasn't puns about it. Maybe I'll get around to reading the sequel. Books that I want to read next. A Winter in New York, Josie Silver's new book. I loved one day in December like two years ago. I'm excited to read that. I'm gonna read Iron Flame, and then I also am going to read this book, 10x is Easier Than 2x by Dan Sullivan, which we'll talk about later in this video. Oh, I read Pretty Spears Memoir. Great, amazing, and Nothing is Missing by Nicole Walters. I've really been on like a memoir non-fiction kit, but I need to get back into the fiction reading. We're at the holiday season, you know? So, for what I've been eating, I'm currently eating my bison quinoa hash. I got this recipe from Julian Hunter, and I made it, and I love it. It's so nice to have on hand in the morning. I'm trying to get more protein in the morning, because I feel like that's the only time I actually feel good. Like, if I don't get protein in the morning, I feel like I just crash really, really in the day, and that's been really helpful. Have it all in my recipe journal, obviously. But that recipe is actually from Fitman Cook. It's also on the screen. Not to brag, but look at how cute my recipe journal is. We have a low inventory, you guys can shop them below. I went through a chicken and dumplings phase a couple of weeks ago. I made it so many times. I'll have it actually on the screen, but it's so good. It's easier to make than you would think, and it's such a crowd-fave. It's not a healthy meal by any means, don't get me wrong, but it's just kind of perfect for this time of year, and I feel like it's so fun, especially if you're watching Christmas movies, or decorating the tree, or doing something like that. I have been hosting a lot lately, and I have my two go-to appetizers. I just, I'll share one of them here, but I made a TikTok sharing my go-to appetizers that are both so easy to make, so simple, very few ingredients, if honestly, fool-proof appetizers to make people think that you really know what you're doing. Bacon Wrap Dates. I have made these for the past couple of years. I started with my book club, and then my friends have loved them so much that I basically make them for every single thing that I host. They're so easy to make. It's bacon, gochis, and dates. I don't even use the toothpicks, you can. So easy, and they're so good. They look gross. I always say they look gross, but they are so easy to make. So really, that's what I've been eating. I'm trying to think, oh, I'm always eating the vital proteins, boiled eggs, always. I have those in my fridge, just in the bag. I know I could just make them myself, and like, why don't I, now that I'm thinking about it? I'll start doing that, but it is just nice to have them on the end, because it's just like a nice source of protein, and it gives me more energy, and I need to start doing my makeup for this wedding. Moving on to pee. So for playing, I have a couple really good podcast recs that I'm very passionate about, but we'll start off with music. I've been loving Cody Johnson's new album. Obviously, the Texas song is my favorite. Any song that has to do with Texas, like, I love it. By the way, this cup is from Urban, and these spoons are from Lapel Club. They're so cute. I wish y'all could see my little setup right here. It's so cozy. I've also been doing my makeup the past couple of days on the floor in my closet, and it's just something about it just screams like girlhood. You know what I mean? I love green lashes. They're the only lashes that I can put on, but I lost my glue and the little thing that I do to apply it, so that's unfortunate. So for music, we need to talk about whatever drug Taylor Swift put in, the 1989 Voltrax. Guys, my hand. How did it take me all day to notice that? I have a wedding. Guys. Okay, I'll have to figure it out. Let's just ignore for the time being. Those are, in my opinion, the best Voltrax ever. Literally ever. I love, now that we don't talk actually one time, I posted it a couple weeks ago, and a guy replied as if he thought it was about him, and I was like, not about you. I was literally going to reply.  You know what I mean? Like, I've had enough, but anyways. This is possibly my all-time favorite foundation. It is so good. I also got my nails done. If y'all are in Dallas, I hired a girl through Glam Squad. I have a code that I'll put in the description. She came to my house and did my nails. It wasn't that much more expensive than what I would normally pay, and I got the best manicure in my life, and they're lasting so much longer, and like everything about it. Like, I don't think I've ever even had a good manicure before, because I'm looking at it and I'm like, wow. I've never been someone who's picky with my manicures, to be fair. But like, I just know that this is the best one I've ever had. So good. Anyways, now that we don't talk, is one of my top Taylor Swift songs ever at this point. It is so good. So I've been playing a lot, a lot of Taylor Swift and Cody Johnson and Chris Stapleton, obviously, in the fall. It's basically, for me, it's always country, or I've been listening to Tate McRae. I love Greedy. Like, there's something in that song that does something to you. And Taylor Swift, so, that's pretty much what I've been doing. For podcast, one of my favorite podcasters is Ed Mylet. He is a dream guest of mine.  Like, we've talked about it, and he's a voice that's mentioned to me before on Instagram, which makes me feel very cool. But he has this podcast episode that's titled, Like, How to Ten Actually Life with Dan Sol, then the guy that I mentioned earlier that I said we talked about later. And I've listened to that podcast episode. I think I'm on my third time. And I need to read the book and, like, literally take notes. And the idea is that it's easier to ten extra life than it is to two extra life. And that has sent me down, like, a rabbit hole of, like, my next year. And what I wanna do, just, like, career-wise, and I was also reading that book by Irwin Iqmanis earlier today, and it was just talking, essentially, about, like, reframing.  I haven't really grown on, like, YouTube or, like, my socials that much in the past couple of years. And that really stopped being my focus because I care more about, like, the community that we have. And I feel like it's so tight-knit, and I love y'all. But in my head, I think I've started to have, like, limiting beliefs. He starts off the book with a quote, something along the lines of, some people are just structured to fail because of how they think. And so the idea is that you can be structured to succeed by way of thinking if you do it the right way. I love that.  It's essentially, like, the inverse way of thinking. But I really liked it, and it's really, like, done something for me last night with Saturday night. I have a really busy week, so I just wanted to stay in. And I always say I have a wedding today. This is the part of my makeup that's, like, I need to figure out what brush is best. And I started on my, like, 2024 vision board, and I'm just, like, really excited, and I'm excited for the podcast. I'm hiring someone to do video and audio, or video and photos from the home, because I just have a whole idea for, like, marketing and making it better, and all the guests that I want and just, like, specific solo podcast episodes that I'm excited for, and I just always want to be getting better. It's, like, I'm always saying that, but, like, that's because I always want to be getting better. Anyways, I have this limiting thought of, like, well, I'm here, and I'm already, I look crazy. I have this limiting thought of, like, oh, well, I'm here, and, like, I haven't grown much. Like, maybe this is just the kind of, like, creator that I am. Like, I won't grow. I won't do this. I won't do that, whatever. And so I'm really trying to, like, shift that thinking. I really am not numbers obsessed. I think I should care a lot more about numbers than I do, given that it is, like, a big part of my career. So I'm working on it. So at my lab, the 10x podcast episode, listen to it, tag me on Instagram, I want to see. And then I love the Skinny Confidential Rob Deirdre episode. That is probably my number one favorite podcast episode ever. They need to have them on, and the Skinny Confidential needs to be, like, a part four with at my lab, hopefully in January. Um, I need to ask, but, best bronze or ever. And I re-listen to that this month, and it's just been so good. Like, it's, I could literally never get tired of that podcast episode. So for obsessing over, I have quite a few things right now, actually. First things first, obviously my Christmas decor. By the time y'all are watching this, my garland will be up. I haven't done that yet in real time. It's November 12th, like, I'm really running behind on this. Um, but I've had my Christmas tree up since before, um, Halloween, and I decorated it on Halloween, if I'm being honest. And I don't regret it at all. I always do it normally November 1st, but I just was needing a little holiday cheer this year. And I don't regret anything that I've done. Actually, that's not true, but I don't regret my Christmas tree. Guys, this is, like, 180 Fire Shadow. I literally just do the top three of these, and then sometimes I'll put a lid color on. I'm so excited to see Janine get married today. I've just been around Janine since I was 16, and just known, like, she's just gone through the wringer, honestly. And I'm so excited. It gives me hope, honestly. It really does. This is my favorite Christmas tree I have ever decorated, and I don't know of anything. I don't think I'm gonna switch it up for a very long time because honestly, it's perfect. It just is. With the velvet ribbon, and I got my anthropology, if you guys saw a velvet ribbon gate, you would know it was next to impossible to find velvet ribbon pretty much anywhere. Everyone's commenting, Hobby Lobby, Joanne, and so on and so forth. Yeah, I know that they have it, but it goes out of stock very quickly. I went to multiple stores, I went online, like, they either had some, that in my opinion is like tacky, or it was out of stock. So if you can get them at other places, by all means, please do, and save the money. But honestly, like, I'm actually really glad that I ended up being forced to spend more money on the ribbon just because it's not ribbon that I'm gonna throw away. Like, I tied bows and they're gonna stay on my Christmas tree for like years to come. So it was more so like their ornaments, if that makes sense. So I didn't mind it as much. And the ribbon is so beautiful. I ended up buying more. I'm gonna do it on my garland. I'm gonna make a big tree topper. Just perfect. And then I got these ornaments. I'll link below all of my stuff from my tree. I also got ornaments from Anthropology. And when I got them, by the way, they were on sale, so I didn't mind like spending a little bit more for just like basic sphere ornaments, but everyone who comes over says those are so nice looking. And I feel like my other ones, no one said that. So, but I was like, since when are you able to compliment that? So I feel like it is just like very noticeable. I mean, I felt they looked fine, but I just love it like so much. And I did get lucky and get them on sale. I have been wearing my brown trench coat literally nonstop. It's from Princess Polly from years ago. I got it even too big and I don't care because I love it. It is my favorite coat that I own. Besides my beige taupe coat, I've been taupe coat. Why do I sound so weird? I just ruined that word for myself forever. I really did. Wait, why did I say taupe, beige taupe? Guys, I don't know. I don't know, it's Sunday. Anyways, it's a really stunning brown coat and I'm gonna link below a close one that they have on Princess Polly that's black and then I did find one from Frankie's. And part of me is like, maybe I should have asked for that for Christmas, but I love that one so much and it's like I don't really need it. But since I wear it all the time, I guess it would be nice to have like a really nice version of it because I know that I'll wear it for probably ever. Let's think about coats and sweaters. Like Jenny Kane, like it lasts forever and it doesn't go out of style. It's timeless. Oh my God, I cannot believe I haven't mentioned this already. Bose, Bose, Bose, Bose. Which I guess I did when I was talking about the Christmas tree, but I've been wearing Bose in my hair. I've been trying to tie Bose to my Uggs. I haven't been putting Bose anywhere. If something has a bow on it, I buy it. I am so passionate about a good bow. And I just want to say like my friend, Claire Koo Smith, if you guys are in Dallas, you guys probably follow her on TikTok. She has been a bow girl for so long. And I don't know if like subconsciously that's what got into me and made me become a bow girl. Or if I just realized that like, I'm not very good at doing my hair. So when my hair looks bad, I can just throw my hair to bun and then put a bow over it, call it a day and it looks amazing. So I have an entire Amazon storefront of all of the bows that I bought and then that's just translated to my Christmas tree. I also haven't been putting Bose on stuff for hosting though for a bit. I just ordered new stuff because I'm hosting Friendsgiving this upcoming week and I'm ordering like big bows to do it on the candles and it's beautiful and I'll use it for Christmas stuff too. It's just like studying. I love, love Bose. And I haven't been spending like a ton of money on like fashion bows, not like, you know, the other bows. I really, really liked them. My makeup is done. I need to go do my hair. I normally do my hair first, which it would have actually made more sense so my hair would have looked good throughout this video. So for R, R is recommending. And what I'm recommending right now is my new dinner party card game. So I have a brand, if you all didn't know, called Friend of Mine. It's a homeware brand. It's a hosting brand. It's basically about everything within the home. I love hosting dinner parties. I love having dinner card games just available. For the past couple of years, my friends and I have loved just bringing these along to dinners even, like our Friday night girl's dinners, because they've been so fun. And it just makes you talk about like different sort of things. And I've been wanting to come out with my own for so long. And finally it made sense. So there's 59 cards in each box. The cards themselves are actually just like the best quality. Let's see what this question is. If you restarted your life from day one, would you still end up here? I am obsessed. I'm so excited. I love the recipe journal. I love the dinner cards. They're my two favorite things I've ever put out. And they are available now. Y'all need a Christmas gift. If you need to ask for a Christmas gift, you just wanna buy these yourself. It means so much to me every single order. Small business, it's really just me. And I'm just so grateful for every single order that comes through. Like I have my Shopify notifications on because I just like need to see every single one of that. I pretty much look at every single person's name. So anyways, this dinner card game is so fun. It's a great gift. It's just a great thing to have on hand. And I'm so, so, so proud of it. It does fit in purses. It is a little thick though. So it just depends on the bag that you have, but regardless, love it so much. It's time to curl my hair, which is the last thing. What am I gonna do? It's the last thing I wanna do. It's time for hair, which is my least favorite part of getting ready. I'm not good at it. And I just don't like it. So moving on to treating. Now that I'm thinking about it, this isn't really treating myself, but I've been cold plunging in my pool and I'll let you guys know a little secret. It's been a little bit warmer lately and that's why my cold plunges have been easier and I felt bad a lot, okay? But listen, when you cool punch, everyone knows the first thing you have to do is tell everyone that you're cold plunging. Like that's like learning the whole point. So it's just like this morning, it was like 55 and I think it has to be under 50 technically for you to get all the benefits, but it randomly got hot here for a couple days. So my pool went up and it was at 44, which is what I wanted to be at. I cold plunged this morning, I've been doing it, probably not like four or five times in the past week and I've really liked it. I can't wait for it to be even colder. My dream is to have an actual cold plunge of this house and then, but also like, we'll just see through the winter like how cold the pool gets because it's not gonna get under 34. So like, I feel like it's gonna be fine. I can just use that as my cold plunge. The issue is gonna be like when it gets warmer. My dream is to be able to cool plunge and sauna from my house. Okay, I'm just gonna switch sides of like how to curl my hair. I forgot how to do it. I've been having cute little fireplace mornings. I've been having the fireplace on pretty much at any moment that I can possibly have it on. It's on in my house right now. I'm waking up in the morning, getting up an hour earlier and just like cozying up with my coffee. I've also been doing hot coffee in the morning. I got a Keurig, I'm back to a Keurig. I'm just a Keurig girl. It's easier, it's simple. I like gas station coffee. So like, I don't need all the fancy latte's. I don't really make latte. I like the Nespresso. I really do for other people like making it when they come over. But for myself day to day, I really just need a Keurig. So I got another Keurig. I have two Nespresso's though. Long story, still love those. I have them for hosting and entertaining. But anyways, I'm going back to hot coffee. So in the morning, I just been loving having a really cozy morning up by the fireplace and reading my book. It's just been so fabulous. I've really been loving it. And this one is a little random. I, oh well, I guess two things.  So I, oh wow, my hair. So I got stuff to mix mores and then we couldn't do it because it was 80 degrees outside somehow. So I just had Tony's chocolate left over at my house and Tony's chocolate is so good. I haven't had it in so long and that has just been what a nice little treat to have. I'm going to let these curls sit and look a little crazy for the next 30 minutes. Probably I still haven't finished my coffee. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know if you guys liked the different format. I will have a Jenny Kane link below. House guests for 25% off. It's such a good deal.  Like a nice sweater. It just, oh, and nothing compares to Jenny Kane. So anyways, I hope you all enjoyed. I'm going to finish getting ready for the wedding. I need to pick out my outfit and my jewelry and all that stuff. That'll be on TikTok and I'll have photos of the outfit on my Instagram. If you guys are coming from this video, comment the wedding ring on my latest Instagram post. I love you all so much and I will see you in my next video. Bye.


Hello, this is Sapna Bhatia reporting for TFIR from this beautiful town of Sonoma, California. We are here at the open source leadership summit and we have met a lot of technologists and business leaders. So let's go and meet our next guest. So we are here at the open source leadership summit. Sonoma. Sonoma. With beautiful weather. What more could we ask for? Open source, beautiful weather, Sonoma, doesn't get better than the Swapna. Right. So what are you doing here? Taking a vacation. Almost everybody is. I'm coming to open source leadership summit, which means, you know, I'm going to hang out at the spa, I'm going to wander around, drink some wine. In the morning? That's what they said when I checked in, would you like a grass or champagne? I'm like, it's a little, it's 10, 30, I'm good right now. I'll chip back in a couple of hours. That's nice. But anyway, beyond wine and drinking and drinking and anything to do with work or club, anything. I'm always a club founder. I live and breathe club founders. That's why I call you the queen of the club, right? I think that's true. I don't know if anybody else should be the queen of the cloud. You're the one, right? I'm it. Right. So what is Cloud Foundry doing at this leadership summit? Because I was sitting through the gym's keynote and he was like, you know, we are going to details. It's not about me. Just, you know, everybody collaborate and shares everything. So, I mean, from Cloud Foundry's perspective and open source leadership summit. Well, I think this really brings together a lot of my favorite things in one spot. The power of open source, the open source leadership summit really brings together the leaders in open source, which are really fundamentally changing the world. I mean, I know you've been a long time follower of open source, but open source is in its moment right now. Right. We are collectively, we are driving and changing industries and particularly with cloud. If you look at the Linux foundation as a whole, it's got basically every fundamental aspect of cloud that's part of the open source project. You have Cloud Foundry, foundation, you've got cloud native computing foundation, you've got the open computing initiative. And then let's really extend that to even the open networking solutions that are really the underpinnings of how this is all going to work. So we actually are now looking for the first time at the full stack in open source around cloud and the enablement of organizations to take advantage of cloud. And I think that actually puts us at a really interesting moment in time. Right. I recall early days after I finished my journalism, I joined Linux for your magazine group. Back in 2004, the whole education, the messaging was more about telling people that want to use the open source, why you should use open source. Fast forward to 2018, everybody's using open source these days. But the new challenge is that those people actually don't know how it works. You also come across a lot of companies who are new to it. So what kind of challenge do you see out there? Well, I see it as a challenge, but also an opportunity for open source. We have, 40% of our members are end users. The highest that any open source project, I believe, has. And for many of our end user members, this is the first time they've been part of an open source project. Companies like Home Depot and American Airlines, those aren't companies you traditionally think of that are really openly involved in open source and yet here they are. They're here. They're participating. They are becoming contributors. This is where I see the future of open source going. So beyond the technology companies, beyond the technology providers, we're really also pulling in collaboratively the end users that want to have a say in where and shape where the future of that technology goes, that they're banking the future of their companies on. Right. Right. They are no more consumer.  Exactly. And that's what's so exciting about open source and the digital transformation initiatives that are going on right now is these companies are really rethinking how technology is part of their company. But more importantly, they're taking advantage of that. They're saying Cloud Foundry is helping me transform my company, but open source is allowing me to also shape the future of my company. Right. And it puts that control back in their hands. And that's been really part and parcel of Cloud Foundry. Cloud Foundry is the platform to enable their transformation, but the open source piece allows them to really embrace that and be in control and shape the future of their technology and their company at the same time. Right. With open source, one more thing is happening is there are so many players coming in, so many new ideas, and they're trying to solve new problems. So as a journalist, I kind of struggle to keep up with so much is happening. So first of all, from Cloud Foundry's perspective, what news is going on there? So much is going on. Firstly, Kubo, which became Cloud Foundry's container runtime the end of last year. Though I should interpret that. That Kubo name was cute. It is super cute. But in those of you that have children will realize maybe it might have some trademark, potential trademark infringement issues with Disney. But Kubo is cute. Kubernetes on Bosch. We renamed it Cloud Foundry Container Runtime because there was a lot of confusion around what does Kubernetes mean? How do you run that alongside what we thought of as Cloud Foundry, which at the time was Elastic Runtime. So what we did was we renamed things. So we have application runtime, which is really focusing on the Elastic Runtime capabilities and offering that click to push app opportunity alongside container runtime, which given you the chance to run those containerized workloads in tandem with your more cloud native applications. And I think that really gives you a much more inclusive experience with Cloud Foundry. And I think in 2018, we'll see a lot more of that. One of our key guiding principles for 2018 is interoperability and you're going to hear me talk a lot about that this year. Building bridges to other projects, technologies, communities, other open source projects and really taking advantage of these amazing new technologies that are coming. Kubernetes was one of them. But look at the amazing traction that's going on with Envoy and Istio or even the great work with CSI, the container storage interface. Last year, we integrated CNI, the container networking interface into Cloud Foundry. We also integrated OCI, the RunC that came from the open container initiative. So you're going to see a lot more of that from us this year because Cloud Foundry is an amazingly mature and evolving technology, but more importantly, it needs to continue to evolve. And there's so many interesting projects and technologies that are going on and out there. And within open source, what's the value of that? You can take advantage of all of these things and really collaborate more deeply with all of these other projects. What you're talking about, all these integration, so is it like driven by the vendors or is there is demand from the market that you see there is a problem, you can solve it in a better way? All of the above, right? Because at the end of the day, a technology is only as good as its ability to keep up and evolve and grow. The second you stop moving, it's like a shock. The second you stop swimming, you start dying. And I think we need to really think about that with Cloud Foundry is that it needs to continue to evolve just like our ecosystem needs to continue to evolve and our users need to continue to grow. We all need to continue to grow. And the amazing thing about open source is we can do that all together. CNC have just given this definition for serverless. I thought you were going to say blockchain for a second. You can invade into any territory that's totally fine. You're the queen of the cloud. I feel like we're like blockchain. I mean, we can't have any conversation that doesn't involve cloud, that doesn't involve blockchain, serverless and AI. Yeah, so serverless is kind of becoming because they just CNC have just kind of gave a definition through the white paper. Yeah, saw that. What role is Cloud Foundry playing there in this space? I think we're getting there. I think we're able to support serverless now. We've seen IBM really lead the way with OpenWisk. And you're starting to see some of the work that Google is doing with functions. And I think serverless is really growing beyond just the early concepts with Lambda. When we look at Cloud Foundry, you're making it easier for developers to not worry about all the other things. If serverless or functionless service, they're just like, OK, you don't have to worry about anything that you just run that function and you're done. So how do you see it in evolution? Well, I think serverless, yeah, you run your function, you're done. Your work is done. There's other stuff underneath there. And the same with Cloud Foundry, you're CF push your app and your work is done. But there's stuff going on underneath there. There's still a platform, there's still infrastructure, which is why I've really always hated the moniker serverless, because I'm like, well, there's still servers there. There's somebody's maintaining what's underneath that. I do think there is a lot of potential with serverless. Think about the functions as a service and the ability to write these small microservice. I mean, it's just an extension of the microservice as architecture and the way you think about that. But it's still early days. Yeah, we're talking about it. But keep in mind that most enterprise organizations are still trying to figure out what cloud native means for them. And I think organizations are still getting familiar with containers, containerized workloads, cloud native application architectures. And I think there will be an opportunity. But I think we all agree that serverless or functions as a service or those small apps aren't the solution to everything. They're a finite use case. And so I think when we think about cloud native taking a step back, serverless is part of that continuum. But so are a lot of other applications. And so we need to look at the whole continuum of opportunity. That's why I think cloud native is so important as we talk about what does that mean? What does cloud native mean? What does cloud mean and how do we take advantage of that? You mentioned some technologies. The funny thing is that these technologies are like less than four or five years old. What do you mean? They're less than like two years old. I'm talking Docker or Kubernetes and all those which are like major. Docker is 2013. Yeah, so it's they're very new type of people are still trying to kind of understand and it's breaking the whole old legacy model 20 years and you're still running the same application. So what really matters more to look at it from the cloud native perspective, that this is what we should be looking at. Then everything else falls in place. So they should look at, oh, functions are renewed, but let's see what it is. What is cloud native in a way that how does everything else fall into the picture? I think cloud native for me represents the ability to take advantage of something we've been talking about since 2007. We've been talking about the magic of cloud in 2007. Remember all the things cloud was going to do for us? It was going to take care of business continuity. It's going to take care of disaster recovery. You're going to auto scale. It was elastic. You could like move things around. Turns out you also have to architect your applications to do that too. Which we just figured out what that means. Not to say that the 12 factor app manifesto hasn't been out there since I think 2007, 2008 when Heroku wrote it. But I think people are just really starting to grok what that means and how to take advantage of that. Because it isn't just about writing small stateless applications. What it really represents when we talk about cloud native is the larger process, the larger continuum, continuous delivery, right? Writing small applications that you can iterate on, building organizationally those cross-functional teams with common business outcomes and really aligning your structure around that. The technology piece frankly is the easiest part in all of this. But seeing organizations build those cross-functional agile teams, building continuous delivery pipelines, iterating quickly on apps, tying their product and their outcome closely to business feedback and those product teams, and building those streams in place. That's the big work and really articulating that the power of technology enables those practices. It doesn't solve for everything. Cloud Foundry does an amazing job of that. But Cloud Foundry by itself will not do that. Cloud Foundry will not allow you to take application development lifecycle from nine months down to every day magically by itself. It is basically an enabler and a reminder of those good practices, but you still have to put the work in. So it's more like technology versus culture. Is there anything that Cloud Foundry, because Cloud Foundry, if you look at Pivotal, VMware, Dell, it's like a big, it's hard to say. SAP, IBM, Su-Stay, Cisco. So how do you do anything to actually help companies in changing the culture or actually anything that you do at that level? I mean, you come to these events and talk to a lot of people. But beyond that, how do you play a role in changing the culture, not just offering them technology? I think a lot of companies do a great job of doing that. And you named off a lot of companies that are really focusing on that, Pivotal, Dell, the Dell tech companies, Pivotal, VMware, Dell EMC. But IBM, Cisco, SAP, Su-Stay, all of these companies are really investing and providing that. I think for me, I'm just a pragmatist. I mean, yeah, I can sit here and talk all day about the wonders and magic of open source in Cloud Foundry. And I think Cloud Foundry technically is an amazing platform. But I'm also a pragmatist in understanding that why people adopted and use it and people adopted and use it because they're doing that. And they're trying to make that change. And if we're collectively thinking about any of our technologies, particularly things that enable cloud native adoption, we need to understand that there is a culture shift that is part of that for end users. And for me, I've always been an end user advocate. I've been customer facing my entire career. And so for me, I'm always like, OK, this is great tech. Who's using it? Why are they using it? And what is the point of it? And how do we keep that front and center of our conversation? Does Cloud Foundry also run any kind of certification program or training programs also? Yes, great question, Swapnel. We have a platform certification, which the whole point of having a platform certification is just really conformance around what Cloud Foundry means and that open source. And then we also offer training and certification. And we launched that last June. And what's so great about the training and certification program is beyond that it teaches you how to run Cloud, how to run and take advantage of all the amazing capabilities within Cloud Foundry. It also teaches you how to write cloud native applications, cloud native best practices, how to run and scale applications in an enterprise at this scale. And I think fundamentally, even if you choose not to use Cloud Foundry forever, which I don't know why you wouldn't, but in the event you don't, you still walk away with those best practices. And I think at the end of the day, when we talk about cloud native, it's understanding how a cloud works, understanding how high automation works and pipelines work, and then taking advantage of that with the way you're writing your applications. Anything else you would like to add? I am super bullish on where things are going. But I also am really optimistic about the role that end users are going to play in this conversation going forward. OK. As we are kind of going through this, everything is becoming software-defined. Everything is data-driven, moving to cloud, everything. So what role is open source going to play in this? And one more thing that this revolution not just about technology is changing the way we interact with each other, our lives, our society. Everything is being transformed. We never imagined this kind of ever. But the funny thing is that open source is at the bedrock, the foundation of this whole. From your perspective, what role is open source going to play in this revolution? I think it's going to play a bigger role than we all give credit for. Because, yes, the way we interact with technology is different, but our expectations are different. It wasn't that long ago that you bought software, you bought hardware, and you wrote it out. You were with that. You were married to that for the next 20 years. And you made technology changes very slowly, the famous eight-year hardware cycle. Every eight years, time to refresh. And now, and I really think this changed when the iPhone came out. And not just the iPhone, but the app store. And the transparency and the accessibility to data really changed our perspectives. Because now, if you don't have immediate access to data, what do you think? You're frustrated.  We're taking it down. You're like, what? Why would you do that? And whereas 10 years ago, that was totally fine. Website was down on a Saturday night for maintenance. Nobody cares. And now, our expectation of always having access to that data and that information is changing the way we think about technology. Because you expect that visibility. And you expect that constant change. You expect things to keep up. You expect things to keep pace. And so with open source, you can do that. With open source, you can say, hey, you know what? I really wish that this technology did this. I wish it supported that. Great. Submit a pull request. You can now make that a reality. And I think that is really, I think it is no coincidence that open source, the rise of open source, the prevalence of open source, alongside the digital transformation movement, alongside the fourth industrial revolution, where we're actually becoming much more accustomed to the day-to-day integration with technology. I don't think it's a coincidence all three of those things are happening at the same time. And from the culture perspective, because now, in the early days, companies were competing. They had their own kind of guarded secrets. Now, if you come to this, even Microsoft, Red Hat, and all the pivotal, no matter who you name, everybody's in the same box. Facebooks and Google, they sit together with Twitter. So it's also changing the way technology is being developed where people are interacting with each other. So that will also bring a shift in the whole, I mean, the way we develop technology in new things. Well, yeah, because it's understanding what is table stakes, right? There is no longer the point of recreating the same technology over and over again, because that's not differentiating. There's a certain amount of baseline table stakes in tech that you have to have. And it makes sense to collaborate on that and share that cost of that, and share the R&D, and share the innovation around that, and then building differentiation on top of that. That's a much better use of time and money than saying, well, so-and-so's got this, so let me create the same thing over here. And this tech company B over here has got this, so let me recreate that over here. And you're like, that's just wasting time and money. And particularly when you start talking about large, powerful platforms like Cloud Foundry. Cloud Foundry is very big, it's very complex. It took many years to get it to the point where it is today. And that isn't something that you're gonna easily reproduce with a team of three in a six-month span. And I think taking advantage of these large innovative movements like Cloud Foundry, like Kubernetes, these are fundamental things that it doesn't make sense for you to rebuild that. But instead build things on top of that that really change your business. Awesome. I think we talked about a lot of things and we can continue talking about- Anything else? Come on, we haven't even talked about AI or machine learning or blockchain or the magic of- Yeah, we can talk about everything. Yeah. Machine learning is really going to be very, very interesting because- It will be. It is. So what's going on from the Cloud Foundry's perspective? Because machine learning, as a science fiction writer, I used to think machine learning means artificial intelligence, deep learning, but it's helping the stack itself becoming more smarter. Yeah, I think Cloud Foundry provides fundamentals for that. I think we're all excited about the potential for AI and ML. I think I personally am excited to see basic integrations from an API standpoint of data that already exists. Like data my phone has. There's small tweaks that if you integrated the data my phone already has on me, that it could do. Like, hey, I know you're supposed to be here at this time. Let me go ahead and call an Uber for you. Yes. Hey, I know there's somebody's birthdays coming up tomorrow. Let me remind you and order a gift for you or something like that. There's little small tweaks, I think, that we can really integrate into the existing data points we have, but the fundamentals are not there yet. We're getting close to that. But we talk a lot about AI and ML, but we've missed the point where these companies also have to understand Cloud Native before they get that. You have to walk before you can run. And there's a lot of fundamentals you need to bring in. If you're developing applications that take advantage of machine learning or AI algorithms, you also need to have small, stateless apps that you can iterate on that scale microservices. You need to have CD pipelines. You need to have all of those fundamentals in place. And it's the same with serverless. You don't just go straight into adopting these technologies at scale. You need to really walk before you get there. Right, right. Yeah, and it's medical. You can have people's medical record. Then genome mapping is there. So you put it together. So diabetes, too, you can find a solution to that. So machine learning can help and all those things. I think machine learning is going to fundamentally change life in our generation, and particularly in our children's generation, I think it will absolutely will have a prevailing role. But I also think we need to, one, figure out how we adopt those technologies. And then, frankly, just from a pure personal standpoint, I do worry a little bit about cognitive bias. Yes. And who's really developing these algorithms and making sure that we don't put too much trust in algorithms just yet? Yeah, they're our concerns. And they're valid, too. Yeah, I think we have a lot of systemic issues in our industry that we want to make sure that that doesn't perpetuate into lifelong algorithms. Yeah, we'll see what happens. Then we'll come up with something else to find that. That will be an ongoing process, you know, forever. Yes. Anything else? I think we have covered a lot of things today. And once again, you know, nice talking to you. Always a pleasure.


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In my whole life, I was like one of the only times I remember crying.  All my friends went to college. They went down the conventional route. I went to live with the Amish. I don't have love. I don't have women. But I read that Tony Robbins book, which said when you fail, you ponder. And when you succeed, you party. But all greatness comes out of pondering, meaning all greatness comes out of failure. So I think right then I skipped into another universe. I put into a parallel universe. I was like, I'm going to skip into a parallel universe where my mess becomes my message.


All aboard for the transcribed premiere production, The Cruise of the Paul Parrot. This is a thrilling, exciting story of the sea, the vast, stormy sea, which will be a place of high adventure until the end of time. This adventurous story tells of the hardships and perils of wailing, the mystery of hunting for buried treasure, and the dangers of storms at sea and mutiny. Well, boys and girls, as you can see, The Cruise of the Paul Parrot will be packed with thrills from start to finish. Now, first of all, we want to introduce the principal characters you'll get to know in this new and exciting series. First, there's Captain Roy Dalton himself, master of the ship, and he's talking to his friend and first mate of the Paul Parrot, George Wainwright. You can see for yourself that there's something afoot on this cruise. George Wainwright, I ask you as my friend, will you sign these first mate's papers? Aye, it is then, Roy Mate, but it weren't for you, Roy Dalton, I'd never sign. Now we'll find just what is behind it all. And here are the two characters that you boys and girls will like best of all, the little boy and girl in our story. And do they have exciting adventures aboard the Paul Parrot? It's Johnny Robbins and little Sue Grange. Gosh, Sue, what are we going to do? That man is going to try to kill the captain. Well, Johnny, there's only one thing we can do. We've got to get up to the captain's cabin before he does. Come on, run! Doesn't that sound like excitement? And here is the mysterious Spaniard who causes all the trouble aboard the Paul Parrot. He's talking to Ezra Grange, the owner of the Paul Parrot, the other man of mystery on the cruise. Now, Senor Grange, be sensible. I know as much about these treasures as you do. Why not let us be partners instead of enemies? Listen to me, you black-eyed, I won't be a partner with you in any kind of venture. One of us is suddenly going to disappear from this ship, and it isn't going to be me. Well, that sounds like more excitement. And last of all, here is Old Dickon, the one-legged sailor talking to his pet, the ship's mascot, after whom the ship has been named, Paul Parrot himself.  Yes, sir, I just feel it in me bones. Ah! Sailor, beware! Sailor, take care! There's dirty work afoot! There you are. You've met our principal characters. Now let's start on our yarn. Our story opens in the spring of 1858, in the New England town of New Bedford, the great centre of the whaling industry. Roy Dalton, a true seamen, and as brave a man as ever sailed the deep, has just received his master's papers. He is walking on one of the streets leading to the New Bedford waterfront when he runs into an old acquaintance. Ah, who's before the gate? Hold, I think that's... Ahoy, he too, mate! Well, blow me down, Roy Dalton! Say, I thought you were at sea. I thought you signed his first mate on the Minnebell lot of Boston. The vast is good to see you again, George. You're behind schedule a bit. The Minnebell laid up for repairs a month ago. Will you be sailing with her again? I will not, George. I've got my own future to look forward to. I've got my master's papers. What? A full-fledged skipper? Great Sains Roy, you've done well.  That'll all come. That'll all come later. Right now, but look, this'll tell you what ship I'm sailing on. See this one-legged sailor coming down the dock with a parrot on his shoulder? Yes, but what is that to do with... Hi there, Dickon. Hi, aye, Captain Dalton. I'm just taking our bloomin' mascot for an errand, you might say. Uh, greet the gentleman, Paul. Ah, a mass there! Stand by the way, anchor, you lovers! A fine breeze has sprung up. I'm afraid that it's a very courteous manner of greeting a superior officer, sir. You know, I never could teach the swab any manners. Oh, that's all right, Dickon. He's a smart bird at that. Aye, aye, sir. That's the mascot of the ship, Paul Parrot. Right, you are, George. I'm signing on with Grange and Sons to man the pal parrot for them. Grange and Sons?  A vast man. You sound like that's a crime. What's wrong with being a skipper on a whaler?  You've never had anything to do with whaling.  Why, most of the men in the crew are drawn from the worst that can be dragged up and cheated or shanghide into shipping on a whaler. No man in his right mind ever sailed on a whaling ship yet if he knew plainly what he was in for. I'll grant you, it is hard work to man a whaler. Yet the whales must be caught to keep all New England busy with the selling of their oil. And I, as captain, am to have the chosen of my own crew. What difference do you find in that? I'll pick up no dock rats in scum of the waterfront. I'll pick real seamen, everyone a true man. On the salaries that whalers pay? Don't make me laugh, Roy. But I'm paying them a fair salary. I'm to give my men $200 in advance and an equal share in the profits after the owners and the chief officers get theirs. $200 in advance? How much are you deducting from that for agents' fees and expenses?  That $200 is named after those fees have been deducted. And are your hands getting $200 in advance in truth? The truth it is. And there's a nice bunk open for you as first mate. The day that sees me a mate on a whaling ship will also see me go down to Davy Jones. I wouldn't go whaling for a king's ransom. George Wainwright, you're making a great mistake. This isn't another dirty whaling cruise. As captain, I'll treat my men fair. And the good salaries will attract true seamen and not the trash most whalers ship. This doesn't sound to me like a whaling cruise at all. Yet this Grange outfit is an agency that goes in entirely for whale oil, I know. They're a mighty fine company, George. One of the younger sons, Ezra, is even shipping with me. So he can learn the game from the inside, as he says. Oh, one of the owners is shipping along. Mark my words, Roy. This is no ordinary cruise. And the ship is the Pal Parade. The Pal Parade it is. And a mighty trim and sea-worthy free master she is. Aye, aye, it's a very trim craft. Has she been all fitted for the voyage? She sails in three days. And, George, the mate's bunk is still empty. It can stay empty. But I doubt if whaling is all there is to this cruise, I think there's something back of it. Because, think, mate, I... I beg your pardon, Senorys. I did not see you when I bumped into you. I beg your pardon. I beg your pardon. Who is that man? I've seen him before. And what made him run into me like that? Well, look, he's got a paper in his hand. Wait, I think a... heave to there. Stop or I'll fire. Pardon, Senor, but what is the cause of this, Senor? Give me that paper. But, Senor... Give me that paper. See, Senor, if I must... Hand it over. Just as I thought. My master's papers. He picked my pocket when he rammed in to be broad-sized. Stop him, Roy! Stop him! Fire after him! He's running off! I have no gun. I said I'd fire just to frighten him. Now, why did he take those papers of yours? I told you there was something behind this whaling cruise. George, you're getting to be an old woman with that. I told you so of yours. But listen. You were always a good hand at a dangerous venture. Why not ship as my first mate and see if there's anything behind this cruise? Roy, I would, if your ship weren't a whaler. But that runs my plans aground right there. Oh, I say there, Captain Dalton.  Good morning, sir. Captain, have you hired all the hands? Not quite, sir. There's a few to be put on. Well, you're doing your utmost to get the best now. Remember, spare no expense to get the best semen and whalers you can. I think you'll be highly satisfied with the cruise, sir. The ones I have signed on are able hands, all. Good, good. Well, Captain, the ship's just about fitted. We sail in three days sharp. Aye, Mr. Grainge. Everything will be ready and ship-shaped. Very good, very good. My father will be pleased. So, that's the owner's son who's shipping on your voyage to see the inside of the game. Aye, mate, that's the man. Listen, I know the Grainges, and they're all as close-fisted as any New England ship-owner could be. This young one is no exception. They're too anxious to spend money on this trip to make it look like an ordinary one. Mate, there's mystery in the wind. Oh, you were always one to have a weather eye for mystery when there wasn't any. But remember, that job of mate is still... What was that? A fast-summon shot at me at the bullet-wizard by my ear. Where did young Esser Grainge go to? He's disappeared, just like the Dark Spaniard who ran me. Look, there's somebody lurking behind that whale-all cask over there. Hard to port. I think the lover's going to shoot again. Did he get you, mate? Quick, duck behind these bloomin' casings. Hmm. He just dicked my forearm, George. Nothing serious. Scarcely do blood. And neither of us with a gun blow the luck. Let's creep around these cases. Maybe we can surprise him from behind. Aye, aye, matey. You lead. Softly, softly now. Come on. Follow. I'm right on your heels. Now behind that stack of sails. Run for it. I don't think he saw us. Now to those whale-all casks. Come on, George. Made it. Now he's right around that one. Ah, you dirty rat, we've gotcha now. We'll let this for that belayin' pin. I'll teach him a thing or two. Store that shoot in your swa... Oh! Avast, come here. While you stop, I'll throw this belayin' pin. Ah, missed him. He got away. Oh, blasted all. He's a strong monkey. It's the same Spanish-lookin' fella that tried to steal my papers a while ago. Roy, you're not gonna stay healthy if this sort of thing keeps up. We've got to get to the bottom of it. What you need is somebody to work with ya. You can see for yourself there's something to put in this cruise, George Wainwright. I ask you as my friend, will you sign these first mate's papers? Well... Aye, it is then, Roy, mate. But if it weren't for you, I'd never sign to be a mate on a smelly whaler. Yes, I know. I know. If it weren't for me, you wouldn't do this. If it weren't for the mystery on this cruise, you mean. But hurry on and sign up, you blasted landlubber before somebody shoots off an ear of mine. Boys and girls, this certainly does look exciting. A whaling cruise is always one of the most adventuresome and exciting things in the world anyway. And with unexpected shots coming any moment or attempted steelings of valuable papers by suspicious-looking men, it ought to be more than exciting. In the next of this thrilling series of adventures in The Cruise of the Paul Parrot, we'll find out just who this dark complexion stranger is. And we'll also meet one of the characters you like best of all, Little Sue Grange, who is really going to get mixed up in this thrilling story. Be sure not to miss even one of these exciting adventures on The Cruise of the Paul Parrot. Your Paul Parrot announcer is Dave Ward.


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Thank you guys and congratulations of course. Here are all the teams as well. So I'm going to click dice roll, randomize them. It is a 3, 1 and a 2. Let's click the randomize 1, 2 and 3, boom, 3 times, 3 times, Jacob down a Randy and then of course 3 times here on the list of teams, 1, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3. Chargers at the top, down to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the bottom, 3 times, 3 times.  Now I will give you guys some time to trade so I'm gonna pause the video so that way this video is not extremely extremely long that way people have time to trade and if you make a trade cool we'll announce it if not sticks what you got we'll come back and rip this guys thank you alright guys welcome back looks like well I guess my printer is out of paper at least that's what it looks like yeah no paper alright so we tried to trade but we couldn't so try to trade couldn't trade Mojo for a couple of these teams here so here we go guys let's start this so it's kind of hard to show everything I think you guys can see it in my little mini camera angle right you have 30 jerseys here you have 30 mini helmets there and then right here stacked up the 10 full size so I'm gonna start off with the jerseys first and then we'll work our way to the mini helmets and we'll end off with the full size helmets so here we go so just to show you guys what it kind of looks like there Jasper is exclusive they're all hand numbered to 30 so we got some here that we can we can do here alright let's also raise this table a little bit too because it's a little too short for me here we go then guys and I'm not gonna play home I guys just because there's 70 of these or 30 of these but 70 total we'll showcase the stuff but don't take too long per item all right first one here guys here we go it looks like a Brandon Ayuk to me and yes it is Brandon Ayuk there's the BA right there Beckett COA first one off the board is gonna go to the 49ers and who has the 49ers Nico who got that from fat pack 7 there you go on the board next one number 25 all right next one here we go couple of my like this one feel like that's a Curtis Martin Curtis Martin right there nice signature to PSA and it actually looks like a real jersey I think that brown or eagle definitely a custom I think this one actually might be a actual jersey yeah let's get the NFL tags are all there Excel I don't want to take it off just fold it really nicely but Curtis Martin for the Jets that's going to Jacob all right we go next one and for the dolphins nice Devon HN just see the HN right there 28 autograph there with a little Beckett COA Devon HN for the Miami Dolphins when the Stover and it looks like a rendez-barber nice signature there at the bottom hard to see it though right looks like officially licensed Jersey as well guys rendez-barber right there if you guys can see it there at the bottom Tampa Bay book in years bucks going to Randy all right next one nice that Justin Fields yes it is Justin Fields Chicago Bears Jersey so Justin Fields Bears John Jackson which I don't know if he's gonna be a bear for long but this is a bear though for some reason I don't know why I thought number one Colton I was thinking Pat McAfee which I thought would be awesome but no Jeter Downs a probably a lot better right Jeter Downs or sorry not Jeter Downs sorry not why did I say Jeter Downs Joshua Downs to do the baseball player probably Colts David B try to trade couldn't trade mojo okay next one Williams number 23 who's this Kyron Williams they go to custom Jersey but Kyron Williams there for the Rams that's pretty sweet Williams 23 there's the ink COA Kyron Williams Karen Steele and number 17 Evan Ingram for the Jaguars looks like a custom Jersey as well but EE Beckett COA Jacksonville Jaguars going a cup on the board all right next one how many have I done about to be our ninth Jersey so far 21 more to go after this looks like a Sam La Porta looks like a custom Jersey as well for the Lions Beckett COA though but Sam La Porta Brian Brady with the lines yeah I mean look if this was all officially licensed I guarantee you these this mixer would be a lot more expensive officially licensed fanatics jerseys boxes go from like 300 or $400 a box compared to custom Jersey boxes which also have some officially licensed jerseys but those sell for significantly a lot cheaper than so I think at the end of the day you're just gonna if you're gonna put it in a frame on your wall I don't think you really need to see the locals anyways because you're just showing the back of the jersey but you know I feel like you know I sometimes it's better to get officially licensed but it's a lot more expensive so it's like a love and hate thing that Kurt Warner how about that well this one is not custom this one's officially licensed the tail right away signed it right here right at the bottom big old Kurt Warner signature on there another one for the Rams that's our first team that's gotten to Jersey so far Karen Steve and a lot of people thought he got snubbed from the first ballot hall of fame voting but Antonio Gates there you go Antonio Gates for the Chargers going to Jacob next one box 23 of 30 I haven't been keeping track but it's not as 23 let's see what they could put in number 23 and it's number 33 looks like Jamal Williams for the Denver Broncos there you go there's a signature there see away there at the bottom Denver Broncos on the board Joe the bottom straight up racing out there we got that Clint Fortes yeah Clint Fortes Washington commanders edition for real Jasky Grand Prix out there for a Washington commanders John Jackson number 87 is this mussin Mohammed looks like kind of path is I assume right there's a single check that I'm pretty sure it's Caroline Panthers though yes oh no wonder I don't know he's like an older player played in the 90s for the Panthers was a second round pick went to Michigan State as well for the Carolina Panthers ring of honor longest touchdown reception of Super Bowl 85 from Jake DeLome that's kind of cool he went back to the Panthers after two yeah no this is a Panthers jersey obviously yeah he did play for the Bears too wow this dude must have went to the Super Bowl twice then because he won with the Panthers and then he probably went with the Bears and played against the Colts right that's awesome all righty Carolina Panthers oh that one that's gonna go to Brian S about that little surprise in here but a Bryce young Carolina Panthers jersey and that one actually looks officially licensed as well see there's a little bit of surprises in here right there's a tag right here too you guys want to know this jerseys almost a $300 jersey alone how about that that's sweet another one for the Panthers Brian that's a sweet one to get right there we got a Christian Watson jersey Green Bay Packers Christian Watson for the Green Bay Packers that's going to John Jackson also I kind of want to keep track too just in case but basically okay cool I'm trying to keep track of how many people have hit so far too all right next one and we got a scary Terry McLaurin that's pretty awesome Washington commanders again there's the autograph there John Jackson I think we've got to be more than halfway there of these ones right so we have this one here and I think there's one two three four five six yeah so there's 13 left yeah we're halfway there more than halfway of this jerseys first a Jake Plummer not Jake Plummer no Jacobi Myers Jacobi Myers for the Raiders haters I believe on the board now Chris parent all right this was serial number box one of 30 this is the first one they had written or hand wrote I should say so let's see what's in this one and it looks like a CD lamb for the cowboys and that looks like an actually officially licensed jersey up it is officially licensed CD lamb jersey very nice in there for the cowboys what an Arthur our next one here guys this is not George Pickens autograph is it usually looks like a banana but it's pickings all right maybe he changes autograph custom jersey of course there's the COA right there George Pickens Steelers on the board Aaron maybe they told him you need to sign better or we're not gonna pay you Aaron on the board how about a Lawrence Taylor this JSA is hiding the autograph right here or no it's up here actually sorry there is right there Lawrence Taylor your Giants going to Nick for some of these ones here since we're getting to the bottom of the car and we have a Houston Oilers jersey looks like Earl Campbell the autograph there oh it looks like Pickens autograph is slightly different when he signs on memorabilia than cards might be because there's more rooms to sign sure that makes sense right all right Houston Oilers of course Tennessee Titans which is covering oh is there oh shoot you're right it's actually it's one of those other custom jerseys were like they have all the career stats and stuff I want to pull it out all but yeah so I guess when you display is the say Earl Christian Campbell 9,400 career rushing yards 74 career rushing touchdowns three time NFL offensive player of the year so actually if you decide to sell this out of this probably goes for a little bit more money just because people kind of like all this extra stats on this so something to think about right there good catch Mike all right excellent almost winding down guys with the jerseys at least they flowers I actually don't even remember what his autograph looks like but definitely not George Pickens there you go Baltimore Ravens on the board Michael Galucci say he's actually a pretty pretty good receiver and how about a Michael Vic Atlanta Falcons edition there we go the custom one but still Michael Vic Atlanta Falcons going to Josh on the board to buddy I don't really need it we got ourselves a TJ Hawkinson this is a Vikings TJ Hawkinson of course there we go there's the autograph there it's your way Vikings cuperman few more to go with the jerseys guys then we're done with them and this guy gonna have a big game in the Super Bowl this is your guys tomorrow Rashi rice little RR and does he have his own too that's a dance another COA there too Rashi rice for the Kansas City Chiefs Jason K a few more to go guys it will move on to the mini helmets I wonder if Nick requested this one I'm there for me or for us I should say Donovan McNabb for my Eagles custom jersey but there's this ink right there there's a COA does he have his own COA too good there you go go birds Josh on the board three more guys and then we're done with the jerseys looks like a Devin Singletary right yep Devin Singletary that looks like a Buffalo Bills tradition as well bills John Jack I would approve of that I would approve of it being all Eagles and Raiders we'll throw on the card on there for Michael too and we got a whoo there's that Josh Allen we previewed there's the autograph there and to be honest I think this is an officially licensed jersey but it's kind of one of those those NFL Nike I guess Nike custom jerseys I don't think obviously they were these but one of those really cool ones though all right well either way you know which one it is trying to see I can get the tag out there but don't want to unfold this nicely they go Josh Allen John there's the one you were expecting I assume I wonder what number they put in what box number this is 29 of 30 our last jersey right here guys yeah I just I'd hope so right I hope it's in here Jamar Chase also officially licensed as well I can tell right away it's a Nike jersey you're good to go there and man you know it parades human too man it is a repack product so I wouldn't doubt it's happened a few times okay don't be so let's put the bangles off the board there all right so it seems like go for the first 30 hits it seems like one two three four five six seven only about actually sorry six equals a hit of something so if like we didn't call the Seahawks the Saints the Patriots the Texans and Browns with the Cardinals it looks like right so basically one two three four five six yeah so that's not that that's not that terrible we still have another 50 items to go or 40 items to go so give me a quick minute guys so here we go let's go with the mini helmets now first we got here is a Kansas City Chiefs and Travis Kelsey there you go right on the board Kansas City Chiefs Jason K and I believe didn't we preview that let me preview to one of those although that look like a full-size helmet on me but I guess it could be a mini helmet all right Travis Kelsey on the board Pittsburgh Steelers mini helmet a Jerome Bedis and look at that signature there guys and signature so nice and a flat black collection really awesome helmet and on the board buddy again with the mini helmets this time now J.J. Watt actually there you go J.J. Watt very nice Cardinals are now on the board officially and that's going to Matt who got last-ball mojo future Hall of Famer J.J. Watt Jacksonville Jaguar and that's Zay Jones Jacksonville Jaguar nice spending on it there Jacksonville going to Cup and we got for the Houston Texans an Eclipse alternate helmet and it's Neagle Collins what a great year this year and Neagle Collins is a baller very nice and Cooperman's Texans are on the board now and then we have a Kenneth Walker flash halter in the helmet for the Seahawks that's freaking awesome very nice Seahawks are now officially on the board Nick with that one I'm glad they packed this great like this Jesus Christ Tommy DeVito how about Tommy DeVito making it into this product here Giants going to Nick yeah for the Patriots Drew Bledsoe there's a autograph right there Patriots speed drew Bledsoe jurors how many helmet I should say Gregory on the board now all right here we go another mini helmet we're almost one-third of the way with the mini helmets guys this is a cool helmet I think that's a Brown's helmet it's one of those flash alternates though David Najoku Cleveland Browns Brian Watford you're on the board but all right it seems like guys to my knowledge keeping track these only team that hasn't got something yet so far is the New Orleans Saints all right then we got another Giants mini how at this time it's a beautiful signature Lawrence Taylor Giants is Nick oh there's that one of those salutes of service previews we showed you guys Jordan love that's a very nice mini helmet right there had a great season here finally as a full-time starter as well so that's gonna go to Green Bay Packers John Jackson our box number one is 30 and for the right as Josh Jacobs parades going to Chris like we're almost halfway there now for the Dallas Cowboys that's Rico Dwalde or Dodwell bottle Cowboys you got for the Baltimore Ravens Kyle Hamilton that's my goal is you we have for the lot of Falcons Lunar Eclipse mini helmet it's Tyler Allerger Falcons what a Josh cool man helmet all right here we go so I want to say here we go two four six eight twelve yeah we're about to be halfway through and there's that Peyton Manny very nice Colts what did David be here we go about to be halfway through I think after this one for sure and we're about at the hour ten minute marker so recording at least I didn't record the trade window so I'd be done like one hour and a half hour and 40 minutes maybe so it's after a buck in years Rashad White Randy with the Bucks and for the Baltimore Ravens we got a Mark Andrews mini helmet Baltimore Ravens by Galuci all right 20 of 30 excuse me nice green helmet popping up see what we got here it looks like Garrett Wolfe nice jet green right there Jets is Jacob so either the Tyree kills a full size or it's a mini helmet one or the other it looks like Nick Chubb hopefully he bounces back get that scary injury Cleveland Browns but a Brian Commander's helmet look at that little scary Terry McLaren this is when they were the Washington football team commander's going to John is that Raheem Moster and yeah Devon HN so Raheem Moster Devon HN dual mini helmet for the Miami Dolphins that's awesome Nick Stolber there you go the one-two punch right there one set guys now my document camera I gotta put it back on that's cool man yeah it's not connected huh well one second guys I might just have to add a new one please run camera hope to use a little virtual camera it's already connected bro what the hell happened here all right I'm gonna have to put a new camera guys sorry let's have this other part messed up not just the camera all right one second guys now it's the camera wire this camera this USB part just ripped off these into really I think it broke so put a positive video really quick guys don't worry I'm not gonna touch anything I'm just gonna set up a new camera right all righty guys we're back sorry the camera's fine I just this little piece just ripped off and I just can't figure it out right now so I'll switch it try to switch it back after but um let's continue on we had a few more mini helmets to go then we'll move on to the full-size helmets so new camera we'll mess with this you have to fix any type of coloring or contrast see the pictures will blurry off but here we go next mini helmet here it's a Titan's one and it looks like Tajie Spears Tajie Spears mini helmet there you go so Tajie Spears Titans and also Greg I don't also I just I just realized that I think you have the Patriots Brian actually has the Saints you have the Patriots also so you're good you've got a hit Brian on the other hand hasn't gotten a saintate yet but he's got another hit so far from his other teams for the Los Angeles Chargers is that Kenan Allen's autograph looks like it yeah Kenan Allen for the Chargers Jacob with that one Chargers Jacob that one looks like we have about six more mini helmets to go let me just stack them up here actually can't really see them oh yeah that's good all right here we go so three here three there those are the last six all right and we got for the Lions don't tell me that's Jameson Williams it looks like a J yes it is Jameson Williams the speedster lion's going to Brian lion's going to Brian I have five more to go yeah for the Jacksonville Jaguars that is Fred Taylor Jaguar is going to cover man yeah I don't know I can't tell if the hills of many are full-size I mean when the pictures blown up like that it looks like it's a full-size but and for the saints you got a saint's hit lunar eclipse it is a Chris Olavi so that's a perfect time to fix the so saints are now officially on the board guys I think we only put that in there guys just in case there was a little mistake in here they didn't pack one hit in there and by accident but there you go Brian are for the Titans Tannehill Ryan Tannehill all right those muster go guys then we have the full-size time it's coming up that's a nice little evil salute to service as Randall Cunningham it's a cool helmet go birds Josh our last mini helmet guys it looks like it's gonna be a giant and that is Otis Anderson for the Giants Nick with that one all righty guys down to the last 10 items here here we go I'm assuming these are hand number two yet one of 10 Jasky's big game exclusive a monitor of St. Brown I believe right yep a monitor St. Brown full-size lion helmet she looks pretty darn sweet to try lines going to Brian the second one falcons one dude really nice falcons and it has an inscription to that beautiful Drake London 2022 first-round pick sweet helmet right there man that a falcon's gonna Josh over the next one all right let's go with the next one see what we got same said it hadn't gotten much into the mini helmets now got in size a full-size helmet it looks like it's Drew Brees there you go nice full-size Drew Brees helmet and that's gonna go to Brian future Hall of Famer yep Drew Brees so we know Tyree kill has to be hiding in here somewhere got a nice surprise Drew Brees like we're gonna get like a good here's a 2023 draft pick very very nice to look at how it's sweet Jackson Smith and the jigba is the mini helmet there for the Seahawks great receiver and see how it's going to Nick as well who just got some stuff earlier as well what are the Seahawks you would get earlier so this you're halfway through six total left after this one five Houston Texans but the hell I've never seen a Houston Tech helmet like this is this an alternate helmet it's Nico Collins again though I wish I was a CJ Straub but is that a retro helmet or something on the last though pretty cool one copper bin for the Texans helmet number six I figure out who the hell I was so Calvin Ridley there's the ink right there kind of see the studio light there but really nice really nice helmet actually and cover man he's hitting all he's hitting the AOC South back up when you're gonna your melody is gonna be wild gonna get delivered in a palette like multiple boxes I don't think we're gonna put this in one huge box but four more to go these four have to be a Tyree kill unless like I said there was a booboo full-size helmet for Josh and the Falcons and if that's same like you know custom color but this time it's the gray Michael Vic that is sweet man that is awesome yes way congrats man obviously it's kind of cool not knowing what's in here minus the Tyreek but you know I'm getting two full-size helmets is awesome I even wait to say that on our X some feels heavier than normal yes Mike every team I sit so far I believe Nick just did that just in case because obviously hip-raid you know it's repacking just like us with Jaspie's hip-hacks and stuff like that so we're human we could mess up so I think he did that just to be safe like a man something one team didn't hit nothing then we're willing to give you back a refunding credit obviously yeah every team I sit so far a lot some more than others obviously but it is on both editions Mike if you go look at the card edition it also tells you that one there too all right this is probably the tiger kill unless there's two of them sick helmet man so I re-kill I assume that's a signature so that is going to stop her dolphins had a good break man I don't know if you've seen earlier you had that a dual mini helmet that's what broke our camera basically it was like HN and Rahim Ulster and you know what this one's a heavy dude I don't know if that's like a I don't know that's why that felt heavy probably some feels like you can put on this helmet they're gonna play in the NFL right now it's how it is bigger do they probably got like one of those real like you know how they make new mesh helmets like we're it's like protecting for for concussions though feels like it's one of those big-ass helmets dude all right one was breaking for two hours during this mix of road who am I would have added another two hours plus I'm trying to get that other mixture done tonight for you guys all the fame inscription on that one ed well this one even has like this extra authenticity right here look at it look at this guy signing right here and he has a little Eric Dickerson stamp right there it's legit it's legit oh yeah Rex wants you something really really funny time out for you buddy limited edition you're right oh you guys can see that it doesn't say like timed out I thought it did before I thought I thought it would say like Rex has been timed out for 500 seconds or something like that I only gave him a one-minute time out it's like kind of like so that's Karen steel right I only have my jersey I never got to keep my helmet I wanted to a couple of my friends did and they actually got away with it but I didn't get away with it they were gonna like charge me a shit ton of money and my parents were gonna pay for it so I had to give it back but I did keep my jersey though and other stuff but the helmet I did not too many people are senior class those so many of us too many people kept it that like they realized none of us turned it in all righty final hit of the break any guesses who it's gonna be Brett's calling Cowboys Willie Beeman that could be Justin Jefferson for Adam Kittle that is all right Higgins Beach on Rob man if this is a beach on Rob isn't Josh that would be wild I think people would hate you in this chat right now they would be well they would hate that they don't have the falcons I should say I'll play who am I for this one okay just because we're here at the end I'm gonna take it I don't even need to take a peek oh yeah Rex oh yeah another time out and now I'm just having fun it's fun I am a current receiver in the NFL I am 6 foot 2 weighing 211 pounds was a third round pick about 10 years ago I want NFL comeback player of the year I'm a six-time Pro Bowler have over 10,000 receiving yards and 59 receiving touchdowns I went to high school in North Carolina I went to Cal as my college and was a third round pick in the 2013 NFL draft not cup not Chase not Moss not Jefferson good good good guess I'm Dishon Jackson because he did go to Cal but not him Dishon Jackson went to Cal in like 2005 to like 2007 Chad Chad got it it's Keenan Allen it looks like a salute to service helmet too for the Chargers Dishon to ask true Brett Dishon Jackson 8062 he's like 510 barely 510 ready there you go very nice helmet a little alley in the front to really cool on it actually don't really see these two often and Chargers who has the Chargers uh Jacob there you go they're a game-worn a recap would be funny alright you guys there you go so looks switch scenes I'm gonna put your guys's names in the Super Bowl Squares in the Super Bowl Squares promo now guys so you know basically we are just missing these 32 here now remember guys this is a guarantee to run promo to guys so just remember though just I'm just letting you guys know in this video but I'll tell you guys throughout the rest of the let's just say this card mixer does not sell out today but breaks tomorrow at some point either during the Super Bowl or after the Super Bowl we're still gonna do the Super Bowl Squares before the Super Bowl starts it's just that instead of putting a name in a square we're gonna put a team in the square so let's just say we're gonna put chiefs in in this list right here right let's just say for instance we're gonna put chiefs right here we're gonna put Rams here and then basically what we'll do is they'll get assigned a square and if the Rams were to win a square prize whoever gets randomized the Rams in the card mixer would get that prize but I hope we get it done before so obviously you know for sure you know your name isn't in there for a number or not but that's what we're gonna do instead so that way we can still run the promo regardless and then whenever the card mixer does sell out if one of those teams wins a prize then that's an added bonus for like getting randomized the Rams or or the chiefs etc so let's try to get it done tonight though but if not like I said we still have tomorrow too as well. 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