Hey Mike Aaron Boone complimented. You're at bat in that seventh inning. Can you just take me through how you're able to work the count and eventually get the hit to score one. You know I was just trying to be aggressive in the big part of the strike zone.  So just want to have a good bat. Good at bat. Just try to you know stay relaxed. Stay in the middle of the field. You know obviously Nolo was doing a really good job keeping us off balance kind of all game. You know that's what it's kind of his M.O. he did a good job with that. So you know just knowing that probably we're going to have you know a chance to kind of have an inning there. It was important just to stay calm. Execute your approach and you know I got a good pitch hit. You mentioned Nolo was there kind of a renewed sense of energy among the offense when he was knocked when he exited the game and they got to the bullpen. Yeah I think we were pretty happy to see him go. You know he did a great job.  You know Luke was able to you know hit one of probably the few mistakes he made. So you know tie game going in the seventh. You know it was you know we just had to keep trying to have good at bats and execute our plans. What's been the key for you Mike in staying ready and making sure that you're good to go when you do get the opportunity to get in that lineup. I think I had a lot of experience with that last year. You know you never know when your number is going to be called and especially you know the group the group that we have everybody's expected to contribute everybody's expected to be ready. So you just prepare as if you're going to get in the game at some point if you're not in the in the starting lineup and you know that way if your numbers call you're not surprised.


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IN DEFENSE OF WOMEN by H. L. Minkin, section 10, THE NEW AGE, PART 1. THE TRANSVALUATION OF VALUES The gradual emancipation of women that has been going on for the last century has still a long way to proceed before they are wholly delivered from their traditional burdens and so stand clear of the oppressions of men. But already it must be plain they have made enormous progress, perhaps more than they have made in the ten thousand years preceding. The rise of the industrial system which has borne so harshly upon the race in general has brought them certain unmistakable benefits. Their economic dependence, though still sufficient to make marriage highly attractive to them, is nevertheless so far broken down that large classes of women are now almost free agents and quite independent of the favor of men. Most of these women, responding to the ideas that are still powerful, are yet intrigued of course by marriage and prefer it to the autonomy that is coming in. But the fact remains that they now have a free choice in the matter and that dire necessity no longer controls them. After all, they needn't marry if they didn't want to. It is possible to get their bread by their own labor in the workshops of the world. Their grandmothers were in far more difficult position. Failing marriage they not only suffered a cruel ignominy, but in many cases faced the menace of actual starvation. There was simply no respectable place in the economy of those times for the free woman. She either had to enter a nunnery or accept the disdainful patronage that was galling as charity. Nothing could be planer than the effect that the increasing economic security of women is having upon their whole habit of life in mind. The diminishing marriage rate and the even more rapidly diminishing birth rate show which way the wind is blowing. It is common for male statisticians with characteristic imbecility to ascribe the fall in the marriage rate to a growing disinclination on the male side. This growing disinclination is actually on the female side. Even though no considerable body of women has yet reached a definite doctrine that marriage is less desirable than freedom, it must be plain that large numbers of them now approach the business with far greater fastidiousness than their grandmothers or even their mothers exhibited. They are harder to please and hence pleased less often. The woman of a century ago could imagine nothing more favorable to her than marriage. Even marriage with a fifth rate man was better than no marriage at all. This notion is gradually feeling the opposition of a contrary notion. Women in general may still prefer marriage to work, but there is an increasing minority which begins to realize that work may offer the greater contentment, particularly if you be mellowed by a certain amount of flandering. There already appears in the world indeed a class of women who, while still not genuinely versed in marriage, are yet free from any theory that it is necessary or even environmentally desirable.  They range from the man-eating suffragists to such preachers of free motherhood as Ellen Key and such professional shockers of the bourgeoisie as the American prophetess of birth control, Margaret Sanger. But among them are many more who wake the world with no such noisy eloquence, but content themselves with carrying out their ideas in a quiet and respectful manner. The number of such women is much larger than generally imagined, and that number tends to increase steadily. There are women who, with their economic independence assured, either by inheritance or by their own efforts, chiefly in the arts and professions, do exactly as they please and make no bother about it. Naturally enough, their superiority to convention and the common frenzy makes them extremely attractive to the better sort of men, and so it is not uncommon for one of them to find herself voluntarily sought in marriage without any preliminary scheming by herself, surely an experience that very few ordinary women ever enjoy, save perhaps in dreams or delirium. The old order chaineth and giveth place to the new. Among the women's clubs and the women's colleges I have no doubt there is still much debate of the old and silly question. Are platonic relations possible between the sexes? In other words, is friendship possible without sex? Many a woman of the new order dismisses the problem with another question. Why without sex? With the decay of the ancient concept of woman as property there must come inevitably a reconsideration of the whole sex question, and out of that reconsideration there must come a revision of the medieval penalties which now punish the slightest frivolity in the female. The notion that honour in woman is exclusively a physical matter, that a single aberrance may convert a woman of the highest merits into a woman of none at all, that the sole valuable thing a woman can bring to marriage is virginity. This notion is so preposterous that no intelligent person, male or female, actually cherishes it. It survives as one of the hollow conventions of Christianity, nay of the leventine barbarism that preceded Christianity. As women throw off the other conventions which now bind them, they will throw off this one too, and so their virtue, grounded upon fastidiousness and self-respect instead of upon mere fear and conformity, will become a far more laudable thing than it ever can be under the present system. And for its absence, if they say fit the dispose of it, they will no more apologise than a man apologises today. 43. The Lady of Joy Even prostitution in the long run may become a more or less respectable profession, as it was in the great days of the Greeks. That quality will surely attach to it if it ever grows quite unnecessary. Whatever is unnecessary is always respectable, for example, religion, fashionable clothing, and a knowledge of Latin grammar. The prostitute is disesteem today, not because her trade involves anything intrinsically degrading or even disagreeable, but because she is currently assumed to have been driven into it by dire necessity against her dignity and inclination. That this assumption is usually unsound as no objection to it, nearly all the thinking of the world, particularly in the field of morals, is based upon unsound assumption. For example, that God observes the fall of the sparrow and is shocked by the fall of a Sunday school superintendent. The truth is, the prostitution is one of the most attractive of the occupations practically open to the sort of woman who engage in it, and that the prostitute commonly likes her work and would not exchange places with the shop girl or a waitress for anything in the world. The notion to the contrary is propagated by unsuccessful prostitutes who fall into the hands of professional reformers and who are sent to the imbecile theories of the latter in order to cultivate their goodwill. Just as convicts in prison, questioned by teetotalers, always ascribe their rascality to alcohol. No prostitute of anything resembling normal intelligence is under the slightest arrest. She is perfectly free to abandon her trade and go into a shop or factory or into domestic service whenever the impulse strikes her. All the prevailing gavel about white slave jails and kidnappers comes from pious rogues who make a living by feeding such nonsense to the credulous. So long as the average prostitute is able to make a good living, she is quite content with her lot and disposed to contrast it egotistically with the slavery of her virtuous sisters. If she complains of it, then you may be sure that her success is below her expectation. A starving lawyer always sees injustice in the courts. A bad physician is a bitter critic of erlick and pastor. And when a suburban clergyman is forced out of his cure by a vesturium revolution, he almost invariably concludes that the sinfulness of man is incurable, and sometimes he even begins to doubt some of the typographical errors in holy writ. The high value set upon virginity by men, whose esteem of it is based upon a mixture of vanity and voluptuousness, causes many women to guard it in their own persons with a jealousy far beyond their private inclinations and interests. It is their theory that the loss of it would materially impair their chances of marriage. This theory is not supported by the facts. The truth is that the woman who sacrifices her chastity, everything else being equal, stands a much better chance of making a credible marriage than the woman who remains chaste. This is especially true of women of the lower economic classes. At once they come into contact, hither or two socially difficult and sometimes almost impossible, with men of higher classes, and begin to take on with the curious facility of their sex the refinements and taste and points of view of those classes. The mistress thus gathers charm, and what has begun as a sordid state of amiability not uncommonly ends with formal marriage. The number of sus marriages is enormously greater than appears superficially, for both parties obviously make every effort to conceal the facts. Within the circle of my necessarily limited personal acquaintance I know of scores of men, some of them of wealth and position, who have made such marriages and do not seem to regret it. It is an old observation indeed that a woman who was previously disposed of her virtue makes a good wife. The common theory is that this is because she is grateful to her husband for rescuing her from the social outlawry. The truth is that she makes a good wife because she is a shrewd woman and has specialized professionally in masculine weakness and is thus extra competent at the traditional business of her sex. Such a woman often shows a truly magnificent sagacity. It is very difficult to deceive her logically, and it is impossible to disarm her emotionally. Her revolt against the pruderies and sentimentalities of the world was evidenced to begin with of her intellectual enterprise and courage and her success as a rebelous proof of her extraordinary pertinacity, resourcefulness, and ecumen. Even the most lowly prostitute is better off in all worldly ways than the virtuous woman of her own station in life. She has less work to do, it is less monotonous and dispiriting. She meets a far greater variety of men, and they are of classes distinctly beyond her own. Nor is her occupation hazardous and her ultimate fate tragic. A dozen or more years ago I observed a somewhat amusing proof of this last. At that time certain sentimental busy bodies of the American city in which I live undertook an elaborate inquiry into prostitution therein, and some of them came to me in advance as a practical journalist for advice as how to proceed. I found that all of them shared the common superstition that the professional life of the average prostitute is only five years long, and that she invariably ends in the gutter. They were enormously amazed when they unearthed the truth. The truth was to the effect that the average prostitute of that town ended her career not in the morgue, but at the altar of God, and that those who remained unmarried often continued in practice for ten, fifteen, and even twenty years, and then retired on competencies. It was established, indeed, that fully eighty percent married, and that they almost always got husbands who had been far beyond their reach had they remained virtuous. For one who married a cabman or petty pugilist, there were a dozen who married respectable mechanics, policemen, small shopkeepers, and minor officials, and at least two or three who married well-to-do tradesmen and professional men. Among the thousands whose careers were studied, there was actually one who ended as the wife of the town's richest banker. That is, one who bagged a best catch in the whole community. This woman had begun as a domestic servant, and abandoned that harsh and dreary life to enter a brothel. Her experiences there polished and civilized her, and in her old age she was a grand dom of the greatest dignity. Much of the sympathy wasted upon women of the ancient profession is grounded upon an error as to their own attitude toward it. An educated woman, hearing that a frail sister and a public stew is expected to be amiable to all sorts of bounders, thinks of how she would shrink from such contacts, and so concludes that the actual prostitute suffers acutely. What she overlooks is that these men, however gross and repulsive they may appear to her, are measly superior men of the prostitute's own class, say her father and brothers, and that communion with them far from being disgusting is often rather romantic. I well remember observing during my collaboration with the vice-crusaders of Forsed the delight of a lady of joy who had attracted the notice of a police lieutenant. She was intensely pleased by the idea of having a client of such haughty manners, such brilliant dress, and what seemed to her to be so dignified a profession. It is always forgotten that this weakness is not confined to prostitutes, but runs through the whole female sex. The woman who could not imagine an illicit affair with a wealthy soap manufacturer, or even with a lawyer, finds it quite easy to imagining herself succumbing to an ambassador or a duke. There are very few exceptions to this rule. In the most reserved of modern societies, the woman who represent their highest flower are notoriously complacent to royalty, and royal women, to complete the circuit, not infrequently yield to actors and musicians, that is, to men radiating a glamour not encountered even in princes. End of In Defense of Women, Section 10 The New Age Part 1 In Defense of Women by H. L. Menken Section 11 The New Age Part 2 This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. 44. The Future of Marriage The transvaluation of values that is now in progress will go on slowly and for a very long while. That it will be ever quite complete is, of course, impossible. There are inherent differences that will continue to show themselves until the end of time. As women gradually become convinced not only of the possibility of economic independence, but also of its value, she will probably lose her present over-mastering desire for marriage and address herself to meeting men in free economic competition. That is to say, she will address herself to acquiring that practical competence, that high talent for purile, and chiefly mechanical expertness, which now sets man ahead of her in the labour market of the world. To do this, she will have to sacrifice some of her present intelligence. It is impossible to imagine a genuinely intelligent human being becoming a competent trial lawyer or buttonhole worker or newspaper sub-editor or piano tuner or house painter.  Thus a shade of their present superiority to men will always remain, and with it a shade of their relative inefficiency, and so marriage will remain attractive to them or at all events to most of them, and its overthrow will be prevented. To abolish it entirely, as certain fevered reformers propose, would be as difficult as to abolish the precession of the equinoxes. At the present time, women vacillate somewhat absurdly between two schemes of life, the old and the new. On the one hand, their economic independence is still full of conditions, and on the other hand, they are in revolt against the immemorial conventions. The result is a general unrest, with many symptoms of extravagant and unintelligent revolt. One of those symptoms is the appearance of intellectual striving in women. Not a striving alas towards the genuine pearls and rubies of the mind, but one merely towards the acquirement of the rubber stamp that men employ in their so-called thinking. Thus we have women who launch themselves into party politics and fill their heads with a vast mass of useless knowledge about political tricks, customs, theories, and personalities. Thus too, we have the women's social reformer, trailing along ridiculously behind the tatadelmi and posse of male utopians, each with something to sell. And thus we have the women who goes in for advanced wisdom of the sort-on draft in women's clubs, in brief, the sort of wisdom which consists entirely of a body of beliefs and propositions that are ignorant, unimportant, and untrue. Such banals striving as most prodigly in display in the United States were superficiality amounts to a national disease. Its popularity is due to the relatively greater leisure of the American people, who work less than any other people in the world and, above all, to the relatively greater leisure of American women. Thousands of them have been emancipated from any compulsion to productive labor without having acquired any compensatory intellectual or artistic interest or social duty. The result is that they swarm in the women's clubs and waste their time listening to bad poetry, worse music, and still worse lectures on mater-link, Balkan politics and the sub-conscience. It is among such women that one observes the periodic rages for Berksonism and Montessori Method, the twilight sleep, and other such follies, so pathetically characteristic of American culture. One of the evil effects of this tendency I have hitherto discantered upon to wit the growing disposition of American women to regard all routine labor, particularly in the home, as infr-dignitatum, and hence intolerable. Out of that notion arise many lamentable phenomena. On the one hand we have the spectacle of a great number of healthy and well-fed women engaged in public activities that, nine times out of ten, are meaningless, mischievous, and a nuisance. And on the other hand we behold such a decay in a domestic arch that at first onslaught of the late war the national government had to import a foreign expert to teach the housewives of the country the various elements of thrift. No such instruction was needed by the housewives of the continent. They were simply told how much food they could have and the natural competence did the rest. There is never any avoidable waste there, either in peace or in war.  She does her best with the means at her disposal, not only in wartime, but at all times. As I have said over and over again in this inquiry, a woman's dis-inglination to acquire the intricate waste that lies at the bottom of good housekeeping is due primarily to her active intelligence.  But whether difficult or easy, it is obviously important for the average woman to make some effort in that direction, for if she fails to do so there is chaos. That chaos is duly visible in the United States. Here women reveal one of their subterranean qualities, their deficiency in conscientiousness. They are quite without that dog-like fidelity to duty which is one of the shining marks of men. They never summon up a high pride in doing what is inherently disagreeable. They always go to the galleys under protest and with vows of sabotage. Their fundamental philosophy is almost that of the syndicalists. The sentimentality of men connives at this and is thus largely responsible for it. Before the average poela, apprentice in the kitchen, can pick up before through the culinary subtleties that are commonplace even to the chefs on dining-cars, she has caught a man and need concern herself about them no more, for he has to eat in the last analysis whatever she sets before him. And his lack of intelligence makes it easy for her to shut off his academic criticisms by bald appeal to his emotions. By an easy process he finally attaches a positive value to her indolence. It is a proof, he concludes, of her fineness of soul. In the presence of her lofty incompetence, he is abashed. But as women, gaining economic autonomy, meet men in progressively bitterer competition, the rising masculine distrust and fear of them will be reflected even in the enchanted domain of marriage, and the husband, having yielded up most of his old rights, will begin to reveal a new jealousy of those that remain and particularly of the right to a fair quid pro quo for his own docile industry.  The extension of the suffrage, I believe, will encourage this awakening. In wrestling it from the reluctant male, the women of the Western world have planted dragon's teeth, which will presently leap up and gnaw them. Now that women have the political power to obtain their just rights, they will begin to lose their old power to obtain special privileges by sentimental appeals. Men, facing them squarely, will consider them anew not as romantic political and social invalids to be coddled and caressed, but as free competitors in a harsh world. When that reconsideration gets underway, there will be a general overhauling of the relations between the sexes, and some of the fair ones I suspect will begin to wonder why they didn't let well enough alone. 45. Effects of the War The present series of wars, it seems likely, will continue for twenty or thirty years and perhaps longer. That the first clash was inconclusive was shown brilliantly by the preposterous nature of the peace finally reached. A peace so artificial and dishonest that the signing of it was almost equivalent to a new declaration of war. At least three new contests in the grand matter are plainly in sight. One between Germany and France, to rectify the unnatural tyranny of a weak and incompetent nation over a strong and enterprising nation. One between Japan and the United States for the mastery of the Pacific, and one between England and the United States for control of the sea. To these must be added various minor struggles and perhaps one or two of almost major character. The effort of Russia to regain her own unity and power, the effort of the Turks to put down the slave rebellion of Greek, Armenian, Arabs, etc., which now menaces them, the effort of the Latin Americans to throw off the galling Yankee yoke and the joint effort of Russia and Germany, perhaps with England and Italy aiding to get rid of such international nuisances as the insane Polish Republic, the petty states of the Baltic, perhaps also most of the Balkan states. I pass over the probability of a new mutiny in India of the rising of China against the Japanese and of a general struggle for a new alignment of boundaries in South America. All of these wars, great and small, are probable. Most of them are humanly certain. They will be fought ferociously and with the aid of destructive engines of the utmost efficiency. They will bring about an unparalleled butchery of men and a large portion of these men will be under 40 years of age. As a result, there will be a shortage of husbands in Christendom and as a second result the survivors will be appreciably harder to snare than the men of today. Every man of agreeable exterior and easy means will be pursued. Not merely by a few dozen or a score of women is now, but by whole battalions and brigades of them. And he will be driven in sheer self-defense into very sharp bargaining. Perhaps in the end, the state will have to interfere in the business to prevent the potential husband going to waste in the turmoil of opportunity. Just what form this interference is likely has not yet appeared clearly. In France, there is already a wholesale legitimization of children born out of wedlock and in Eastern Europe, there has been a clamor for the legalization of polygamy. But these devices do not meet the main problem, which is the encouragement of monogamy to the utmost. A plan that suggests itself is the amelioration of the position of the monogamous husband, now rendered increasingly uncomfortable by the laws of most Christian states. I do not think that the more intelligent sort of women faced by a perilous shortage of men would object seriously to that amelioration. They must see plainly that the present system, if it is carried much further, will begin to work powerfully against their best interests if only by greatly reinforcing the disinclination of marriage that already exists among the better sort of men. The woman of true discretion, I am convinced, would much rather marry a superior man even on unfavorable turns with John Smith her husband, serf, and prisoner at one stroke. The law must eventually recognize this fact and make provision for it. The average husband, perhaps, deserves little suker. The woman who pursues and marries him, though she may be moved by selfish aims, should be properly rewarded by the state for her service to it. A service surely not to be lightly estimated in a military age. And that reward may conveniently take the form, as in the United States, of statutes giving her title to a large share of his real property and requiring him to surrender most of his income to her, and releasing her from all obedience to him, and from all obligation to keep his house in order. But the woman who aspires to hire a game should be quite willing, it seems to me, to resign some of these advantages and compensation for the greater honor and satisfaction of being wife to a man of merit and mother to his children. All that is needed is laws allowing her, if she will, to resign her right of dour, her right to maintenance and her immunity from discipline, and to make any other terms that she may be led to regard as equitable. At present, women are unable to make the most of these concessions even if they would. The laws of the majority of western nations are inflexible. If, for example, an English woman should agree by an anti-nuptial contract to submit herself to discipline not of the current statutes, that elder common law which allowed a husband to correct his wife corporally with a stick no thicker than his thumb, it would be competent for any sentimental neighbor to set this agreement at naught by howling her husband for a magistrate for carrying it out, and it is a safe wager that the magistrate would jail him. This plan, however novel it may seem, is actually already in operation. Many a married woman, in order to keep her husband from revolt makes more or less disguised surrender of certain of the rights and immunities of existing laws. There are, for example, even in America, women who practice the domestic arts with competence and diligence, despite the plain fact that no legal penalty would be visited upon them if they failed to do so. There are women who follow external trades and professions, contributing a share to the family ex-checker. There are women who obey their husbands even against their best judgments. There are, most numerous of all, women who winked discreetly at their husbandly departures, overt or in mere intent, from the oath of chemical purity taken at the altar. It is a commonplace indeed that many happy marriages admit a party of the third part. There would be more of them if there were more women with enough serenity of mind to see the practical advantage of the arrangement. The trouble with such triangulations is not primarily that they involve perjury or that they offer any fundamental offense to the wife. If she avoids banal theatricals, in fact, they commonly have the effect of augmenting the husband's devotion to her and respect for her, if only as the fruit of comparison. The trouble with them is that very few men among us have sense enough to manage them intelligently. The masculine mind is readily taken in by specious values. The average married man of Protestant Christendom, if he succumbs at all, succumbs to some meretricious and flamboyant creature bent only upon fleecing him. Here is where the harsh realism of the Frenchman shows its superiority to the sentimentality of the men of the Teutonic races. A Frenchman would no more think of taking a mistress without consulting his wife than he would think of standing for office without consulting his wife. The result is that he is seldom victimized. For one Frenchman ruined by women, there are at least a hundred Englishmen and Americans, despite the fact that a hundred times as many Frenchmen engage in that sort of recreation. The case of Zola is typical. As is well known, his amours were carefully supervised by Madame Zola from the first days of their marriage and in consequence his life was wholly free from scandals and his mind was never distracted from his work. 46. The Eternal Romance But whatever the future of monogamous marriage, there will never be any decay of that agreeable adventurousness which now lies at bottom of all transactions between the sexes. Women may emancipate themselves. They may borrow the whole bag of masculine tricks and they may cure themselves of their present desire for the vegetable security of marriage, but they will never cease to be women and so long as they are women they will remain provocative to men. Their chief charm today lies precisely in the fact that they are dangerous, that they threaten masculine liberty and autonomy, that their sharp minds present a menace vastly greater than that of acts of God and the public enemy, and they will be dangerous forever. Men fear them and are fascinated by them. They know how to show their teeth charmingly. The more enlightened of them have perfected a superb technique of fascination. It was Nietzsche who called them the recreation of the warrior, not of the paltrune remember, but of the warrior, a profound saying. They have an infinite capacity for rewarding masculine industry and enterprise with small and irresistible flatteries, their acute understanding combines with their capacity for evoking ideas of beauty to make them incomparable companions when the serious business of the day is done and the time has come to expand comfortably in the interstellar ether. Every man, I dare say, has his own notion of what constitutes perfect peace and contentment, but all of those notions, despite the fundamental conflict of the sexes, revolve around women. As for me, and I hope I may be pardoned at the late stage of my inquiry for intruding my own personality, I reject the two commonest of them, passion, at least in its more adventurous and melodramatic aspects, is too exciting and alarming for so indolent a man, and I am too egotistic to have much desire to be mothered. What then remains for me? Let me try to describe it to you. It is the close of a busy and vexatious day, say, half past five or six of a winter afternoon.  At the edge of the divan, close enough for me to reach her with my hand, sits a woman not too young, but still good-looking and well-dressed, above all, a woman with a soft, low-pitched, agreeable voice. As I snooze, she talks, of anything, everything, all the things that women talk of, books, music, the play, men, other women, no politics, no business, no religion, no metaphysics. Nothing challenging and vexatious. But remember, she is intelligent. What she says is clearly expressed, and often picturesquely. I observe the fine sheen of her hair, the pretty cut of her frock, the glint of her white teeth, the arch of her eyebrow, the graceful curve of her arm. I listen to the exquisite murmur of her voice. Gradually, I fall asleep, but only for an instant. At once observing it, she raises her voice ever so little, and I am awake. Then to sleep again, slowly and charmingly down that slippery hill of dreams, and then awake again, and then asleep again, and so on. I ask you seriously, could anything be more unutterably beautiful? The sensation of falling asleep is to me the most exquisite in the world. I delight in it so much that I even look forward to death itself with a sneaking wonder and desire. Well, here is sleep poetisized and made doubly sweet. Here is sleep set to the finest music in the world. I match this situation against any that you can think of. It is not only enchanting. It is also, in a very true sense, ennobling. In the end, when the girl grows miffed and throws me out, I return to my sorrow somehow purged and glorified. I am a better man in my own sight. I have grazed upon the fields of asphodel. I have been genuinely completely and unregradably happy. 47. Apologia in conclusion. At the end, I crave the indulgence of the cultured reader for the imperfections necessarily visible in all that I have here set down. Imperfections not only due to incomplete information and fallible logic, but also, and perhaps more importantly, to certain fundamental weaknesses of the sex to which I have the honor to belong. Man is inseparable from his congenital vanities and stupidities, as a dog is inseparable from its fleas. They reveal themselves in everything he says and does, but they reveal themselves most of all when he discusses the majestic mystery of woman. Just as he smirks and rolls his eyes in her actual present, so he puts on a pathetic and unescapable clownishness when he essays to dissect her in the privacy of the laboratory. There is no book on woman by man that is not stupendous compendium of posturings and imbecilities. There are but two books that show even a superficial desire to be honest. The Unexpurgated Case Against Woman Suffrage by Sir Almouth Wright made a gallant attempt to tell the truth. But before he got halfway through his task, his ineradicable donkey-nicious amal overcame his scientific frenzy as a psychologist, and so he hastily washed his hands of the business and affronted judicious with a half-bacon preposterous book. Perhaps I have failed too and even more ingloriously. If so, I am full of sincere and indescribable regret. The End. End of In Defense of Women by H. L. Menken read by M. L. Cohen Cleveland, Ohio June 2007 This has been a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org.


This next book is called On the Island of the Grotesque, and it was written and requested by a patron, Joel Gillum, so Thanks Joel. Here's the review. This is the introduction song. It's not very good, but it's not too long. Now, unfortunately, I don't have a whole lot to say about this book, but that's really because this is a short short book. Like it's not even really a novel or novella. It's just a Pretty long short story. It's a little over 50 pages. Now that said, On the Island of the Grotesque is still enjoyable. I liked it. And it's only $2 on the Kindle store, so if you're looking to kill an hour and this sounds interesting to you, then go ahead and check it out. So the plot is basically this guy named Jalsper going to an island, which is famous for being like just huge and not having any civilization on it and being full of just crazy creatures which are almost impossible to kill. And Jalsper decides to go there to gain a bunch of riches and fame and glory for himself so that he can marry this girl that he really likes. Seems pretty straightforward. And actually, yeah, it is a very straightforward setup for a plot, which is also pretty straightforward. If you just look at the cover of the book, which I will say is actually really cool looking. I don't know if Joel Gillam made that himself or if he had it commissioned, but either way, cool cover. And it gets across the idea of what this book was definitely trying to do.  Like, that sounds fun. And that is what this book is. But at the same time, it takes like five or six hundred pages worth of plot and character development and world building and it squeezes it into about 50 pages. And, well, I'm not going to pretend that there aren't positives to that because like, it is kind of neat to see this world and just basically dip your toes in the pool of it and then immediately leave. Like, that's kind of cool. It gives you this idea that, wow, this place is huge and we barely know anything about it. But other than that, I am a guy who likes really long, in-depth, big fantasy stories, so this was definitely just not of my alley. Now that said, if you're somebody that likes the idea of fantasy but doesn't like reading those giant doorstopper books, then yeah, this might interest you. And while the plot is, you know, fine, it's pretty straightforward.  But he also finds out some weird information about the true origin of the island and the true origins of the creatures on there. And that's all, you know, that's all cool. It's just, none of it is really given enough time to sink in. And that's the biggest issue with this short format. Like, had this been just really, really focused on Joel, or not Joel, Jasper, Jalsper going to the island, fighting a creature or two and escaping, then yeah, it probably would have worked pretty well. And I should say that the end of this pretty heavily sequel baits. So, like, while it is a pretty self-contained story, it also sets itself up for much more in the future. So, I guess you could look at it as just a very long prologue, but I don't know. It's not that a straightforward plot is bad or anything, it's just that, well, Jalsper, while he is an okay character, like he has a decent setup and he does go through some development in the story, even though it's really short, I never really got that into it. Like, I never really felt that, oh yeah, he's in love with this girl and I want him to be able to marry her. It just felt kind of like, and it wasn't like, oh, he's really young and he's just out to, for attention, he's out to prove himself and all that. And it's not like he learned a lesson about that at the end, at least I don't think he did. And I don't know, it's just a little bit difficult to follow all of this because it happens so fast and nothing has ever gone into a proper amount of detail, at least what I would feel is a proper amount of detail. So, yeah, like, overall, this feels like it was trying to do something different and, yeah, it is something different. And you also have this weird plot point of Joel wanting to create his own kingdom, which, again, could be interesting but they don't really go into why he wanted to create it and he doesn't really start creating it even by the end of the story, so it feels like it's just there, I don't know, but at the end of the day, yeah, I enjoyed this. Like, the writing was a little clumsy at times, but I'm pretty sure Joel Gillum is not a super-experienced writer, so that's kind of to be expected. So Joel, just, you know, work on that a little bit. Like, I would say that's the biggest thing you got to work on. But other than that, yeah, like, it's just, there's not a lot to say about this book because it's so short. Like, the action scenes are over in the blink of an eye, the characters are introduced and then get thrust into danger right away.  So, yeah, if a really fast-paced short fantasy story appeals to you, then you might want to check this one out. You know, you could kill an hour or two with it, but if you're looking for a really big epic fantasy story, then this is definitely not for you. And I don't know, Joel, if you want to do something like Stephen King does where you take a short story that he wrote a long time ago, or what Stephen King does, if you don't know, is that he writes short stories a lot and then he'll often expand upon them into full novels, like Salem's Lot was like that, for example. And if Joel wants to do something like that with this, then I would probably check out the full-length novel, as it is not really my cup of tea, but enjoyable enough. Thanks again to Joel for requesting this, and thanks to all of my other patrons, including Appo Savalainen, Brother Santotys, Christopher Hawkins, Christopher Quinten, Joseph Pendergraft, and Tobacco Crow. You guys are pretty cool. I couldn't do this without you. And yeah, I know I should probably shave, but I've been trapped inside for two and a half weeks now, and I don't really feel like it. And if you want early access to my videos, or if you have a work that you want me to review and promote, then check out my Patreon page and consider donating. If you can't do that, then please rate this video, comment on this video, and subscribe to this video so that it gets spread throughout YouTube some more. And I will see you at a later date and or time. Bye.


my name is Andrea and today I'm sharing a quick and easy recipe for crustless bacon quiche and as always I'll make sure to leave the recipe in the description box so let's get started. So we're gonna start off by cracking and adding our room temperature eggs to a bowl. Next we're gonna add our room temperature milk, salt and pepper to taste, unsalted melted butter and our this quick baking mix and we're just gonna whisk it together until it's nice and smooth. Next you're gonna pour your mixture into a greased 9 inch pie pan and I used butter to grease mine. Now you're just gonna sprinkle some cheddar cheese right on top and you may see some little bubbles in there some little lumps and that's okay it'll bake right out. You're just gonna sprinkle right on top and I am using freshly grated cheddar cheese. This is a time when you want to grate your own you don't want to use the kind that comes already shredded for you because it has coating on there and it won't melt as well.  I've got my oven preheated to 350 degrees. I am going to bake this quiche for about 40 to 45 minutes or until that center is set. Okay so here is the quiche I baked it for 40 minutes exactly. When I pulled it out of the oven it was puffed up but as you can see it did flatten right out. So here it is a little bit closer so you all can see and then I cut a slice and I added some sour cream and green onions on top. It would also be delicious with salsa as well. I hope you all enjoyed this quick and easy recipe. If you did I have an entire playlist of quick and easy breakfast ideas that I will link in the description box. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you all next time.


Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to Unisor Education. I will continue talking about problems related to similarity. These lectures about construction problems, there will be other construction related problems which are using similarity. I would like to remind a couple of very, very simple techniques which I will be using probably almost like every construction problem which is using similarity. I did discuss these techniques before. I'm just reminding them because it's very relevant to this particular lecture. All right. These are fundamental constructions, if you wish, which you can employ in all these problems. One is if you have, for instance, three different segments, a, b, and c, and you would like to find the fourth segment, the lengths of which is in this particular relationship. How to construct x if you know a, b, and c? Well, it's simple. Just have an angle. This is your a, this is your b, this is your c. Draw a line parallel to this one, and then parallel to this one, and this will be your x. Now, I'm not going to prove it, it's obvious because of similarity of the triangles. Now, very analogous problem. What if you have some numerical ratio, and you have to find x in this particular case? How to do this? So, you need to find a second segment which would be related to the a, as far as the length is concerned, in this way. Well, again, simple, a. Now, obviously, if you have segments and the length is involved, we have also assumed that you have a unit length segment. So, we will use it. In this case, we actually can use any other segment, but unit is just more convenient. So, use m times this particular segment, one, two, three, four, five, m, and then m times exactly the same segment. So, you connect this to the boundary between these two groups, and from the end, you draw a parallel line. And obviously, this is your x. Now, finally, another, the third, very, very simple task is what if you have a segment a which you would like to divide in ratio m over n, which means you have to find segment x and y, which are together to give you a, but between themselves, they are related as this. How to do this? Again, same technique. This is your a. This is your m unit segments. This is your m unit segments. Connect the end of it, and now, if you draw a parallel line from the border between groups, then this would actually divide in x and y. Obviously, x and y are satisfying this because they are actually part of the same segment, and this because of similarity of the triangles. So, this is an introduction to this and some other construction problems, and it shows the basic technique which is used as basically the final point of any solution which I will present. So, whenever I will reduce my problem to this particular task, one of these three particular tasks, I basically say, okay, the problem is solved. We know how to do that. All right, so let's go one by one with the problems. Problem number one, given an angle, a qv, qv, and the point p in between. Now, p actually can be either inside this angle or outside of the angle. Angle can be acute. It can be obtuse. Doesn't really matter. I will consider only this particular case when it's in the acute angle and the p is inside. All other situations are exactly similar and you can do it yourself. So, the problem is construct a line through p, x, y, in such a way that xp relates to py as known ratio m over m. Well, in this case, we don't know either of these two. So, what can we do? Well, let me reduce this problem to something which we know better, which is the following. Let's draw perpendicular from here, perpendicular from here, and parallel line to qv from here. So, this is c, d, e. So, xd is perpendicular to qv, p is perpendicular, and this line, pc, is parallel to qv. Now, what can we say? Obviously, these two triangles are similar. They are both right triangles. They have the same angles. So, they are similar, which means that these two segments, xp and py, are relating to each other as these two. The hypotenuses are in the same ratio as these ketatins. So, xc over pe is also m over e. Now, have I made my problem easy? Sorry, m, m, m. Have I made my problem easier? Oh, absolutely, because pe, we know. And m, m, m over m, we also know. So now, using one of the basic techniques, I can construct fc. So, all I need to do is, from this line, which I know, it goes through pe parallel qv. I have to basically draw another line, which is distance on this xc from this parallel line. And wherever it intersects my leg aq, you basically have to choose the point x. So that's what it is. OK, that's the solution. Now, after point x is found, obviously, you just draw through x and pe line, and that would be the solution to the problem. Next problem is, find the point inside the given triangle, such as its distances from three sides of a triangle have a given ratio. All right. So, you have to find a point inside the triangle, let's say, which, if you draw perpendicular to all three sides, then these perpendicular as three known numbers. How to do this? This is t-y, by the way. It's my handwriting, which is, OK. Now, how to find this point? Let me refer you back to the previous lecture, where I was talking about locuses. There is a problem which I have solved during that lecture. If you have an angle, what's the locus of points whose distances from both legs of the angle are in certain ratio? Now, I have solved this problem, and I'm again referring you to the previous lecture where I just presented. By the way, the notes for this lecture contain some hints, including this one, with exact reference where you should go on unizord.com. Now, if I know how to construct, how to do this particular locus of points, which is the line from the vertex of this angle, because obviously all other points on this line have exactly the same ratio between these distances. So if I know this, I can solve this problem by, first, considering this angle, dhc. And px over pz would be m over p. And I will construct the locus of points where the ratio of distances from these two sides of this angle is m over p. Then I consider this angle, abc, and construct another locus of points with the ratio which is equal to px over py, which is m over n. On the crossing of these two locuses, I have my point, and obviously the distance from these two sides would be m over p, which is very easily seen from this equation. So I'm just using this locus construction twice, and I'm getting the solution. All right, problem solved. Next one, construct a triangle by its angle, one of its two sides that form this angle, and ratio of this side to the third side. OK, that seems to be an interesting. So you have an angle. You have a side, vc, and you have a ratio. vc over ac is equal to m over n. OK, how to construct this triangle? Well, this is easy, because now in this particular equation you have this, and you have this, so you can find ac. So now, basically, you construct by start with an angle, then use your bc here, and then find ac using one of the techniques which we were talking about in the beginning. So you basically have an ac. So with a c as a center, an ac as a radius, you draw a circle, and it can either intersect in no points. This side, or in one point, if it's tangent, or two points, or if it's larger than this, it will be again one point of intersection. So depending on the number of points of intersection, you have number of solutions. It can be 0, 1, or 2 solutions. That's it. Instruct a triangle by its angle, an altitude originated with the vertex of this angle, and the ratio of the segments when opposite side, this angle divides. All right, this seems to be a little bit more complex. So let me just put it in perspective. So what you have here is you have an angle, you have an altitude, bh, and you have a ratio, ah over hc. OK, now, this problem belongs to another category. Category of problems where you cannot really construct in one step, so to speak, this particular triangle. But you can use two steps.  And you build a triangle which is similar to the one which we need to build with basically, with no restriction on the altitude. So the ratio should be preserved, and the angle should be preserved, but no restriction to the altitude. Now, if I will be able to construct this particular triangle, then all I have to do is just squeeze it or stretch it to a proper size of the altitude. So let's forget about the altitude for a while, how to construct a triangle using an angle and this particular ratio. OK, very easy. Just let's have one particular segment. I don't care which one, any lengths. It will be my future base of a triangle. So number one, I will divide it in this ratio. I know how to do it. So this will be my h prime. So a h prime, a prime h prime relates to h prime, c prime, as m over n, the same ratio. Now, how can I get the third point, the third vertex of this triangle? Now, the third vertex should actually confirm to two different properties. Number one, the angle should be given. Number two, it obviously should lie on this perpendicular. So how can I get that point b? So let me just wipe out this. How can I get that point b? Well, easy. Obviously, we can draw a perpendicular here. And number two, if I am given this particular angle, what is the locus of all points from which given segment is viewed at a given angle? Again, go back to a circles lecture about inscribed angles. These angles are all on a circle where a prime, c prime is a quart. Now, how to construct this particular circle? Well, I'm absolutely sure that we discussed it in one of the previous lecture. But if you really want to know right now, without referencing back, look, I mean, if you will have midpoint of a prime, c prime, which is this, it goes through the center of this circle, right? So we know this thing. Now, how to find this point? Well, since this is a given angle, then this is half of this angle, right? Because this is a perpendicular through a midpoint of a segment. So you can build a prime, let's call it d prime, a prime, b prime, what else, d prime. This is the midpoint. You can build triangle a prime, b prime, d prime, because it's the right triangle. You know the casualties. And you know the cute angle which flies in the opposite side. So you build a triangle. You have the point d prime. And now, using three points, a prime, b prime, and c prime, you construct a circle which circumscribes this particular triangle. So you've got this circle. And now, the intersection of this circle and this perpendicular through the point which divides in the proper ratio is my point b. Now, triangle a prime, b, c prime, is the one which satisfies this condition, because these are all inscribed angles which are supported by the same arc. It satisfies this condition, because this is divided. Altitude is dividing the opposite side in the proper ratio. Now, all it doesn't have is a proper altitude. But that's the easiest now. Now we just have this particular segment start from b, cut it to the proper length of the altitude, and draw a line perpendicular to it, or parallel to this. And that would be my real points a and c. Obviously, since these lines are parallel, they are perpendicular to the same line. Triangles a, b, c, and a prime, b, c prime are similar. So division between a, h, and hc is exactly the same as between a prime, h prime, and h prime, c prime, which is m over n. So all conditions are satisfied. Now, what's the lesson to be learned from this? If you cannot build the triangle which you have to build using some particular linear dimension, build a similar one if you can. And then stretch it or squeeze it to a proper linear dimension. All right, so this is done. What's next? OK, construct a triangle by its two angles, and some of the side common for these angles with an altitude. It's very similar actually. So you have a triangle about which you know two angles, which immediately triggers you, OK, I know how to construct a similar triangle, since I know two angles, and all triangles with the same two angles are similar to each other. So you have two angles, b, a, c, and b, c, a.  Now, how to build this? Same story. Forget about the linear restriction on our triangle. Let's construct any triangle which has these particular angles, OK? So let's say I constructed this triangle. So a prime, b, c prime is similar to the one which I need. All I have to do is I have to squeeze it somehow. But now let's think about this. All linear dimensions in similar triangles are proportional to each other. And it's related not only to sides, but also to altitudes and medians and bisectors, et cetera. I probably proved it before if I didn't. You can do it yourself. That's trivial stuff. So in this case, if I have built a prime, b, c prime, I can construct actually my new sum, a prime, c prime, plus b, h prime. So this is my new sum of the side and an altitude. Since I have constructed it, it's the known thing. Now, I also know that it's related to a plus h, which is this plus this, as a known, as a ratio of, let's say, sides, a prime, b over a b. So similar triangles have everything similar, including sides are related to each other as some of the corresponding sides and corresponding altitudes. So now, what exactly I have to really find here? a prime, c prime, plus b, h prime is a known segment because it's a sum of these two things which we have constructed. This is also given. So this is the ratio which has a prime b, which is, again, known thing, and only one, a b, which is unknown. So I have to build the fourth. You remember in the beginning, if you have three known elements and one unknown, how to construct it? So this is exactly this case. You know this, you know this, and you know this. This one, a b, you don't know. So that's how you determine it from this particular equation. And since you know a b, you know the point a, and then parallel to a prime, c prime, gives you a triangle. That's it. Same technique, by the way. I have disregarded the linear dimension, which is a plus h in this case, and built triangle just based on two angles, which is similar to the one which I need. And then just squeeze it or stretch it. All right, construct an isosceles triangle by its angle between equal sides and difference between the base and the null features. Same thing, basically. So if you have, let's say, isosceles triangle, a b c a b is congruent to a c, and you have an angle b a c. What you also have is b c minus a h. Well, let me do exactly the same situation. Since I know this angle, I can construct an isosceles triangle, which is similar to the one which I need, because these two angles are equal to each other, and some of them complements this angle to a 180 degrees. So basically, I know all angles in the triangle, and I can construct the one which is similar. Let's call it b a prime and c prime. Now, having the difference between, well, let me just use letters which correspond actually. This would be a, and this would be b prime. That's easy. So now, considering I can basically find what's the difference between b prime, c prime, and a h prime, b prime, c prime minus a h prime, considering this, and considering I know b c minus a h, and considering I know that, let's say, this is the same ratio as, let's say, a b prime over a b, knowing this from this angle which I have constructed, and this which is given, and this which is, again, from this constructed triangle, I can determine a b. So I find my point b, draw a parallel line, and that's the triangle we change. That's it. That's the end of this particular lecture. As usually, I do encourage you to go through the same problems again just by yourself.  There will be other problems related to similarity. So I'm definitely encouraging you to continue learning this stuff. And also, you know that there is a way to register on theunisor.com, in which case, as a registered student, you will be able to take exams. And your supervisors or parents will be able to, who also have to register, obviously, will be able to control the educational process by basically enrolling you in certain topics and marking them as complete if the exam was successful passed. That's it for today. Thank you very much.


going on everyone, Sam here with late in sports cards, ripping 10 box Tuesdays, 10 box Immaculate Treasures basketball mixer, number 149, random team style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. We're gonna start with Prism Draft hobby. Prism Draft hobby, 22, 23. And I think there's gonna be a big RPA in 2012, 13, I'm at, I really do. I'm hoping man, all those new sayings that I've been coming up with, I know, I know. Are you practicing? Like, is that right? Wait, are you trying to sayings for like the- Like my schticks. Yeah. No, Forrest isn't saying my schticks, apparently. Silver, Jalen Williams, got purple ice. Keontae George, that will be a random. He is still in college. 62 of 99, nice one there. Good luck everybody. Patch Baldwin Jr. Shay Gildress Alexander, on the purple ice. Mojo, hello, nice one there. Let's go magic. 15 of 25, congrats on that. You've got Bill Russell, Ty Ty Washington, and Jalen Brown. I will not be Randy, are you coming in? Silver, Dyson, Daniels. Blue is gonna be Paul Atkinson Jr. Paul Atkinson Jr. He's a real GM at. Don't think he played overseas. Assuming he never, yeah, no NBA, no NBA experience for Atkinson. So that'll be a random again to all at the end. So basically when we do the random, the top team right now will get the Keontae George. The second team will get Atkinson. DeMar DeRosin, Red, Joellen Bede. 2299, yeah, I'll be here on Friday. I'll be here on Friday, Randy. Silver Trey, I'll be here in the morning. AJ Griffin, Zach Levine and Cade. Silver Shack, we've got a Sasha, Stefan Ovech for Purdue. Sasha, Stefan Ovech. He played on the Spurs, Summer League, so that'll go to the Spurs. I just won there, San Antonio. Jabari Walker on the Hyper. Blue Ice Kyrie to 99, Keontae George. Palo and Wendelmore. So I'll do the same thing with the all-college phase from Choice. Or all-college non-autos. We'll go to one spot, so I'll just have to throw that on the wholesale sheet at the end. I won't be til the end, no. Silver, Anthony Davis. We've got Trevion Williams for Purdue as well. Trevion Williams. And the Capital City Go-Go, what are they for? For the Wizards, that's where he currently is. Let me just double check that really quick. Trevion Williams, he was all over the league. Yes, for the Capital City Go-Go. So that will be for the Wizards. Flying into a Bobcat or not to collect a Pedro Pineda paper. Shaded Sharps, William Williams to 249. David Arati, base and base. Let's do Prism Choice next. Prism Choice. Yes, Choice. 20, yeah, there we go. 22, 23 Prism Draft Choice. Slowly turning in the same. I know, right, that's scary. It's a big one. That's scary. That you might wanna get checked for, buddy. I'm curious. Oh, Chag Bhaji, Jimmy Butler. God, Otto, it's gonna be Remi Martin, 1738. 80 out of 88. It's like Fetty Wap.  Okay. It's like an alcohol as well. Oh, Remi Martin, where are you at? Cleveland Charge, so that'll be the Cavaliers. He played for the Cleveland Charge in the developmental draft. So I gotta go to Cleveland. Hey, what's up? Hello. There's a Tiger Stripe, Patrick Baldwin Jr., nice one there for the Warriors. Ryan Rollins, Red Scope also for the Warriors, the 88. Pascal Siakam, Lonzo Paul, and Johnny Davis. Now on to some of the actual NBA stuff. 22, 23, Don Russ Habi in the 90s. A lot of Remi's out there. Oh yeah, a lot of Remi Martin. Whatever happened to Monty who is in that song? That's what I wanna know. Me and my buddies, if we ever listened to like 6, 7, 9 in college, you'd always be like, I wonder what ever happened to Monty. Ochaic Bajie on the press brief. Got Victor Oladipo to 199. I gotta sleeve every insert. Paolo Rookie and every Rookie. Ravia, Jalen Williams. Quit. Remi is also the mouse from Ratatouille. Very true, very true. Fantastic movie right there, by the way. 52. That's sad. Don't plan on seeing it. That's also sad. It's Davis Bertons. Got Isaac Acora, Blue to 49 for the Gaps. Makes the food. Yes, he does. Does he only control the humans? Yes, one of the humans. Chet Holmgren, top load all the selfies. That's pretty funny actually, Kyle. There's Evan Mobley press group. There's Denny of Dia to 149. Bro, I'm so pissed. When I was like a sophomore in high school, Jayden Ivy Rookie, there was supposed to be a concert. It was supposed to be Future, Migos, Kodak, and Tori Lanes. Takeoff, Crash is Dodge Challenger, so they didn't come. Kodak got arrested, and Tori Lanes got arrested. So we saw one of them. Now you can see Young Thug and A$AP Ferg, which is pretty cool. Blake, why aren't you pitching for us right now? I don't get out there, Blake. Ty Ty Washington Jr., on the red, two of 49. Otto, nice one there. Blake, you win us this game on top load yourself please. Big deal. Holmgren to 149, nice one there. Thunder, congrats. Let's go. Jalen Duren, Kennedy Shanler.  Wendell Carter Jr., there's Devin Booker. Yeah, Kyle, it's about the same amount of work. Trade for a trade. True. Pitching one inning compared to top load is still pretty safe. Yeah. Deandre Hunter. Swipe up, basketball's the 75. The Kings. Keegan Murray rookie. Yovitch, Jabari Walker. These are Walker Kessler, it'll be somewhere in here. Then these next two packs would be my guess. PJ Tucker. There's Kevin Porter Jr. to 199. Second best member. Yeah, I mean I would say so now. Walker Kessler, there he is. Kiehl's, Jalen Williams. J-Dubb, that smells like mayonnaise. Trailblazer's Tim Whatts. I get what? I eat. Lebron. I'm so confused.  Further and further away. Eggs Benedict, Cumberbatch, Matheryn. You like that one? Okay, I think Rocky is better than Ferg for the A$AP mob. No, I don't. D'Anthony Melton. Harrison Barnes to 99. And our recent PZMs, yeah. No Patrick Maynay, it's nine and three. Or Trash is nine and three either. Jalen Williams, J-Will. Unleashed Trey Young. Gold press group. Hardy, M.R. Jabari, Smith rookie. Love it. That sounds probably like this is a base, man. I was like, oh, it's not. All right, let's do our two boxes of elite now. Two boxes, 22, 23, Don Russely. Shroud's gonna be up against Otani in the ninth. A$AP Shengyun. I'll see some bangers come out of here. Ant-Man Spellbound, Tani and Shroud at that. How fun is that, dude? Is that really gonna happen? Orange, Jalen Green, I think so. We were joking about it earlier. I think it might. I think apparently he's warming up right now, so. There's Jalen Brown, Power Formless. I know that was a joke. Red, Davis Bertons, 25 of 56. Got Cade Cunningham on the elite signatures. Nice one there, Detroit. Second year Cade coming your way. Very nice. Not too bad. This one's right. Yes. Power Formless, Siakam. Wait, who? Jalen Green. Ah, there. Don't know why. Orange, Lebron Spellbound for the Lakers. Jayne Ivey Orange, nice one there. It's Lebron Spellbound. Where's the O and James? That is Jordan Noora is 22 out of 49 for the Bucks Impact Impressions. It's gonna have to make a forced joke. King Crumb, yes sir. What's up, Anthony? He is here, Power Formless, Donovan Mitchell. So you gotta give the people what they want. That's the legend. We already established the rules. Full throttle, Lamello. Micro Galaxy. True. Shrey Young, Star Status. World Baseball Classic and World Cup in 26. Wow, that's nutty. Malachi Branham. Malachi Devon, get out of this. The Kimmelajewan, Back to the Future. Orange, Moses Moody for the Warriors. Shrey Young, Spellbound. Tim Hardaway Jr. Yeah, I kind of feel that for us. It's just tough with how long the season is for baseball, you know. There's Terry Eason. Way to get out of it. Go Devon. Second box, 22-23, Donor's Elite. Basketball, BKB. Soccer is just a marathon. Gordon Hayward, 70 of 80. Red for the Horns. We're running back and forth. We're running like six miles every game in soccer. It's nuts. Nice, Jalen Durin on the pen pals auto. Congrats on that, Detroit. There we go. Piston's doing a hella well right now. It's going to be Nate N. Ah, you're good. No, I don't think it needs to be. I don't think it needs to be 162 games. Steph Curry. It's like same with basketball. I don't think basketball needs to be 82 games. See if it doesn't even start to last for the trade deadline, really. Zion Spellbound. What would be an appropriate amount of baseball games in a basketball game? Basketball, you could probably do like 70. In baseball, I think you could do like 100, 110. Teru is here. Nice, Orange Walker Kessler rookie for the Jazz. Spellbound Ant-Man. Yeah, that's true. You need to find a way to increase revenue. That's very true. Another redemption. This is going to be Trevor Kiehl's. Pen pals gold. Going to the Knicks. There you go, New York. Trevor Kiehl's. Let me just double check that, I'm pretty sure. Yep, Trevor Kiehl's going to the Knicks. Very nice. Yeah, less games equals higher ticket prices. I know, I'm not saying that it's like a reality or it's possible or anything. I'm just saying theoretically, Zion Williamson, Knicks. Ja, full throttle. Yeah, most likely Blake. Zion Williamson, star status. Blake is like, no, let's keep it happening. All right, about to have Ohtani and Shrout match up right here, David Roddy. This would be cool. This is, you are never going to see this again unless Ohtani leaves the Angels. And Shrout's batting third too. Let's hit a bomb. Big shot, Phillips. Chauncey, Phillips. Spellbound, Ja Moran. Spellbound, Steph Curry. Dyke up. Forrest is being baited by the MLB, LeBron James. Jeremy Sochan, Rookie. Little mellow ball. Elite deck. This place is packed, dude, it's awesome. Bradley Beal on the Orange Power Formulas. And base. All right, it's mosaic fast break coming up next. 21-22 mosaic fast break. Cade National Fried Rookie. So we've got a purple coming up here, everybody. And just all base in the front. Rookies don't come into the, and Gordon Hayward Purple for the Hornets to 50. Jalen Suggs, Kaminga, Kawhi Leonard. Let's go Flying Squirrel. Kawhi Leonard on the Disco. Why is it named like that? Just his nickname. No idea. Disco, Kevin Herger. Blue Shagill just Alexander. 285. Mobley Rookie. Dame and a Jalen Suggs. Pink coming up here. Shay, that is a pink Chris Paul for the Suns. Very nice. Six of 20. Grats on that, Phoenix. Franz Wagner. D-Wade, Yannis. I'll base on that one. Uh-oh. What are you doing, Tommy? Hamanu Diallo Disco. Fast break auto's gonna be a Quentin Grimes. Rookie for the next. Nice one there. Fast break rookie auto. Shengun, Kispert, Jalen Green. Trey Murphy on the Disco. Kade, base rookie. Come on, McNeil, good at that, buddy. Good at that here. Go, go. Mosaic, Jalen Green, National Pride. Disco, Deandre Hunter. QG, Butler, Miles McBride. Let's go, McNeil. Well, only time, once and only time I'm gonna root for a New York Met. There's Sadiq Bae. Cam Thomas. Kispert, I don't feel right. Disco, Luca. And Disco variation, Alfred Shengun. Luca Garza, Shengun, Trey Young. Wasted some pitches, which is always good. All right, that'll do it for fast break. Let's do Mosaic, Habi now. 21-22, Mosaic, Habi. Nice, good at that. Let's go, I'm base. Jordan Clarkson. Red, Marvin Bagley. Montage, Joellen B. Barnes, Chris Paul. Josh, Giddy Rookie. Way to go, Jeff. Silver, James Harden. Red, Deandre L. Russell. Let's celebrate when we score, right? True, true. Pressure's on now, just no double play, man. Gold, got a gold coming up, everybody. Come on, baby, give us somebody big. Bones, Highland, Rookie. Gold is gonna be Jayson Tate. Nice one there. Four of 10, four of the Rockets. Tater Top. Russell Westbrook, Stairmasters. Jalen Suggs.  You just got Jingle, Joe Ingles. We just got double play. Yeah, I know, for the trailblazers. Red, Yanis, got Swagger, LaMellable. It's like the one thing we couldn't do right there. Franz Wager and Cam Thomas. All right. Now everybody's saying I jinxed it. Oh, God. Here's the match of a lifetime. Karis Leverk. Red, Deandre Eaton. Introduction to Jalen Green. And wouldn't Trout have the advantage here? No, not really. They're really practiced together, so like. Glad Mookie got traded. Silver Markinon, Pat Bev. Go Trout, that was the pitch. That was the pitch. Silver, Aaron Wiggins. Thunder, Red, Jalen Brown. They're gonna have a fun time talking about this in practice. Oh yeah, next week. Anthony Davis. Red, Zyra Williams. Good take there, good eye, good eye. Antman. Trey Murphy. Mosaic, Roof. Blue, Luca. Nice one there. 53 of 99, congrats on that, Dallas. No, it was another one, Donna Milley missed it. Jalen Green. Jalen Green moments in time. Scotty Barnes. Davion Mitchell and Yoss. Silver, Charles Bassie. Anthony Simons, Red. Josh Giddy. Straight fire is Josh Giddy as well. Jared Butler, Zyra Williams. Lamella Ball, full count. Two outs, come on Trout. Yeah, fair. Kind of does actually. All right, we've got 2020, 2021. I'm at basketball. Great scheme of things, this doesn't really matter. No, I mean not.  Here it is. Struck out. 2020, 2021, I'm at basketball. Oh, awesome. Brutal. So brutal. See, that's why I was more excited about Donny, because he's better, apparently. We got a redemption potentially. Yes, we do, redemption on the back. You know what redemption is in this? Lamella Ball. That is Malachi Flynn rookie. 56 of 99. Tevers would have hit that. That's good. It's for the Rockets, Elvin Hayes. That is 47 out of 95. The standard, game used. Choffer sale hit me up. Rookie Jersey is gonna be Mr. Patrick Williams, 93 out of 99. Prism football, both the prism footballs go next. Got Lafonzo Ellis, that is 80 out of 99. For the Nuggets, this is an interesting one. Going to the Sixers, 68 of 99, that is gonna be Dwight Howard. Dwight Howard. That's one there, sixes. Let me see what this is really quick. Yeah, this is gonna be, this is pretty solid right here. Is it Mags? Yes. This is gonna be at number 299. Going to Richard W. How about Anthony Edwards? Rookie Initiation Inc. Boom, let's go. Congrats on that one, Richard. Let's go, dude. Heck yeah, man. Congrats. Oh yeah, there we go. There's the Antimojis. That's what we like to see, Vaughn. Going to the T-Wolves Initiation Inc. All right, I wanna save iMac for last, so we'll do NT next. 21-22 NT basketball. See a logo, man. That'll be pretty nifty, you ask me. Nifty gifties. So nifty. They're nifty gifties. Aloha and hello. Well, nice one here on top, seven of 10 on the base is gonna be a Jason Tatum. Going to the Celtics. 2012-2013 Immaculate Basketball Elon. We've got, going to the bowls, Thomas Satoransky on the Prism Base from 2020-21. Printing plate. We've got a Jalen Green, 64 of 99. Interesting. For the Rockets. Behind a Jalen Green, this time 20 of 25. Nice one here for Jun Z, 45 of 49. That is gonna be a Larry Bird. Game Gear autographs that is game used at Jersey Auto. Nice one there. It's got two offers on Otani cards on eBay. Ah, you can mag this next one. We've got 33 of 75, RPA, that is gonna be Isaiah Todd. Going to the Wizards. Nice one there, Washington, Jun Z again. Congrats on that one, Jun. Higley just subscribed, goes, this is for you, Donnie. Ah, thanks, Higley. Got Zyre Williams, that's pretty funny. 52 of 99. Rookie Jersey for the Gris. We've got 86 of 99, James Book Knight, Rookie Jerseys for the Hornets. One of 49, that is Jaren Jackson, Jr. I'm sure they're doing well. I don't understand how Otani isn't fluent English yet. Like, why does he need a translator? And we've got 41 of 49, Nikola Vusovic, from 2020-21 NT. There you go, magic. Nice one there, Adam Kay with Orlando. All right, it's time. It's time. Let's go. One more round. It's okay. Yeah, we have, by UFC rules, we have to wait five minutes in between every card we show. Okay, we've got our Kobe Anthology pack. He's taking me pulling an auto out of that. There's autos in these too. There's the Kobe Anthology packs they used to have way back. There are autos randomly inserted in this. So we've got Kobe, Kobe, Kobe, Kobe, and Kobe. Shocking. Here we go, come on, baby. Give us a big RPA. It's gonna be John Wall. Oh, that's kind of nasty. That's kind of sick, 63 out of 99. Dude, I'm bought in, bro. I'm bought in. That's so cool. That's so wild. I don't know what's coming. We've got, who's got him, dude? It's gonna go to Michael M. One of the last spots taken, 26 of 75. Jimmer for debt on the RPA. Bro, the only guy who switched yelling Kobe when you threw a piece of paper into a trash can. Jimmer for debt, baby. Jimmer from downtown, he shot 50% from three in one of his college years at BYU. Really? Yeah. Average like 38 points a game. Let's go, dude. That is so cool. Oh, we're magging this for sure. I was gonna say, I don't know if it's cool to you or if it's mag worthy. No, it's mag worthy. Okay. I mean, probably not, but we'll make it. I couldn't figure it out. So cool, dude. So freaking cool. I love that, man. All right, we've got 16 out of 75. That is gonna be a Vince Carter. Wow, this team did really well, dude. Can mag this next one too. That's sick, actually. That's really sick. He was actually really good. Like borderline MVP one year. A lot of people forget he's in this draft class too. It's gonna be 59 of 99 going to Michael M again. How about a three colored true RPA of Isaiah Thomas? Dude, this is kind of wild, actually, which is, this is a crazy box right here. Crazy. And you guys are gonna see why this is so crazy. Yeah, you can mag this one and you can mag the next one. Isaiah Thomas, man. Legend. They're everything, why don't they? Because you know what's right behind it? Four of 25, the other Isaiah Thomas. We have the King's Isaiah Thomas and the Pistons Isaiah Thomas. That's wild. That's awesome, man. We've got the King's IT and we've got the Pistons IT. That's awesome. Can mag both of these though. That's an awesome, it's gotta be game used, right? Yeah, Game War and Isaiah Thomas for the Pistons and really cool one here, man. It's gonna be one out of 35 RIP, man. Reggie Lewis for the Cs. Really cool, dude. Really cool. That is Game War and Reggie Lewis. This is 2012-13. I'mac, awesome, dude. Rest in peace. John, congrats on this one, buddy. Really cool, Reggie Lewis. Rest in peace. Empty, empty. All right, guys, we gotta do a couple of randoms here. So the way this is gonna work, we're gonna put all the teams in. Top team will get Chiantay George. Second team will get Paul Atkinson and the third team will get all non-autographed college cards from the Prism Drafts. All right, guys, gonna roll the dice. 10 times, good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and 10. That is gonna be, all right, you ready? All right, I can just do it, I guess. Pelicans getting Chiantay George. We've got Lakers are getting Paul Atkinson and then on the sales sheet, the Sun's Jazz combo get the college cards, Sun's Jazz. So there you go, again, 10 times. Let's do a recap.  Reggie Lewis, one of 35, again, rest in peace, man. So cool, game-born Reggie Lewis. Vince Carter, Book Knight, Zyra Williams, Jalen Green, Jalen Green, Patrick Williams, Alvin Hayes, Nicola Vusevich, Jaren Jackson Jr., Larry Bird, White Howard, Lafonzo Ellis, Joe Ingalls, Quentin Grimes, Jalen Duren, and Jordan Noora. We got a second year Cade, Taitai Washington, Remy Martin, Trevion Williams, Sasha Stepanovic, Isaiah Todd, true RPA to 75, or not true, but RPA to 75. Jimmer, 26 out of 75 for the Kings. Jimmer, that's awesome, dude. We had Isaiah Thomas, four of 25, three-card game-use patch for the Pistons. The other Isaiah Thomas, 59 of 99 for the Kings, and then initiation ink, Anthony Edwards, rookie auto for the T-wolves. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill, next up, Prism.