yeah, sure. I'll do it for, you know, $2,000 in autograph. They're gonna be like, eh, no thanks. So it works kind of, it works more that way. It's not like Leaf is, or any company for that matter has enough clout where Logan Paul would be like, oh, the privilege to be in a top set. I'll gladly do it, at whatever price it may be. No, they're negotiating a price here. Yeah, I'll be in your set, you pay me this, you'll do that. This is the same situation where a lot of people are like, you know, especially for non-rookies, I think rookies, part of your rookie deal or contract, especially with the manufacturers for trading cards, will be like, you have to pretty much be in every single product as a rookie. After that, it becomes, you know, hit or miss. You know, some people say, some people will be offered by a player or by a manufacturer. Do you want to be in this set? Some people will say yes, some people will say no. Some people will just ask for too much money. Like so, someone at Topps had explained this to me many years ago, they were like, yeah, everyone yells at us because it's like, what, you couldn't get so-and-so's autograph from, you know, for this, for such and such team, you know?  Of course people want that player. You don't think we ask, you know? It's always like, they don't want to or they're asked for too much or they don't have time. Or yeah, they don't want to, right? But like, yeah, Tim Duncan, probably same thing. Maybe Panini's like, hey, everyone has a price, right? Panini's like, hey, Tim Duncan, we want you in some product. Tim Duncan's like, no, I don't feel like it. I don't want to sign cards. That's just not my thing. I don't care if I have autographs in sets. Some people think it's the coolest thing in the world. Or Tim Duncan says, yes, Panini, I'll do it. Here's what it'll cost, here's what it'll cost you. Per autograph, which could mean hundreds or if not thousands, then in certain sets, you know? Or maybe it's just 200 cards in a national treasure set or something like that. And Tim Duncan could be like, sure, I'll do it for X amount, you know? And Panini, at that point, Panini can be like, yay or nay. Or Panini will say, hey, here's our offer to you for X dollars and autograph, you know? Here's a contract for you for X amount of cards. Tim Duncan could say yes or no. Or Tim Duncan could say no and be like, hey, I'll do it for this much then. And then at that point, Panini is like, we've got to put other players in the set. So maybe not this time. You see what I mean? It's not exactly like that, but that's the general, that's the general idea. So like when people are like, you know, why can't Panini get so and so and so and so? Why can't Topz get so and so and so and so? They ask and they make offers, they put offers out there, but every product has a certain budget, you know, for design, for card stock, for packaging, and then for assets like autographs and relics. So some people argue, right? Sometimes some people argue, hey, if I'm chasing relics, I'd rather do Panini for baseball because since they're sort of in a way saving money on not having the team, the major league team license, that allows them to spend a little bit more on some, you know, on including some nicer relics in sets, being able to score nicer relics in sets. You know, that's the trade off. You know, I think this particular year we're talking about it, we're, I think it was a certain Chrome set, Topz Chrome set or something like that where there was no like Christian Yellowge autographs or something like that. And you know, then the Brewer's checklist was like really thin, you know, and I remember people in the chat or people around the national or whatever, it's like, man, what, so what can't Topz just get Christian Yellowge autographs? As if they just go up to him and just hand him a stack of cards and says, hey, do you want to sign these for us? For fun? Topz person was like, yeah. We ask people say yeah or nay, or we can't agree on a price, or we can't agree on terms. So after most players and most major sports and most players after their rookie year, you know, it's hit or miss after that. And just the personal preference for some peeps. But yeah, I mean, if there was a Tim, there has to be a Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Dual Auto out there. Yeah, we actually pulled the CC Sabathia autograph out of Flawless. But yeah, that's why like, so guys like CC Sabathia, you know, there isn't a Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Dual Auto. Or maybe something there that will be. But like the players who don't want to sign very much, that's why sometimes you only see them in one product, you know, every other year. But yeah, CC Sabathia actually has a lot of autos. You'll find them in like Archive Signature Series and some of like Immaculate. Actually, it's not a lot, but you do see them in, I see them mostly in like Immaculate and like maybe higher end set. So maybe for someone like CC Sabathia, he's like, listen, I don't want to do Top's Chrome.  But maybe he's willing to do like a luminary set, like Joe Pizzle's saying, like a luminary set or like Immaculate or NT or Flawless. And maybe his terms is like, hey, listen, if I'm going to do this, I'm asking for a little more money, just otherwise I don't feel like doing it, you know. So they're like, listen, we will pay you X amount to have you in this set. So yeah, that's the sort of, sort of, you know, not the, I mean, it is the economics of it, but that's sort of like, you know, an example of like something in the hobby that I don't think people really think about.   Some people love that stuff. You know, some people love it. They'll sign cards all day long. They don't mind seeing their name on stuff all day long. And some people don't, it's just preference. Doesn't make them any nicer or any worse or whatever, you know, it's just the way it is. Right, Devin Booker Autograph's got to be rare now. You know, I'm sure Panini, you know, and eventually Tops would love to see Devin Booker autographs in more sets.  And then after that, the obligation is just not there. And then you're thinking, oh, well, why are all these quote unquote crappy players, why am I seeing tons of, we always see those guys as autos?  So, and you got to balance it out.  You got to balance it out somehow. But that's why when sets like, I don't know if Finus is a good example, maybe not, but when you look at like higher end sets where there's chances that more, more old school guys, you know, like, or like kind of current veterans, like Hall of Fame trajectory type players, like that's when it's probably a good idea to like check checklists and be like, oh, wow, I rarely see this guy, you know, for this team in this set, I got to buy those teams. You know, sometimes you get lucky where you find an old school player that you're chasing on a team that doesn't have like a big rookie that year. The price of that team is usually a little bit lower and you can kind of chase after that guy, you know? Are you talking about old charger Lance Alworth? I think he's rare because he might not be super desirable in the lobby. But, whoa, no. Oh, Charles Barkley used to be that way until I think Panini gave him a bunch of money.  You know? And now that's usually, for a lot of teams, it's a big chase. Not a lot of Barkley autographs, Charles Barkley autographs out there, so now a lot of people want to still get him. I think Jeter was like that too. I think Jeter for a long time hadn't signed for ages. And then I think Tops must have done a deal with them with him because all of a sudden you started to see more Jeters. I remember the first year where we saw, I think for the first year where we saw a lot of Jeter autos. Like those, like those year, I mean, Jeter still sells well on the secondary market, but it's, you know, it was like even just basic base autos out of some random set would sell for like $5,000 a pop. It would be like an autograph out of 99. Is there, Bart's asking, is there a monetary incentive for old school hall of famers to continue signing? Yeah, there is. They're hall of famers. Pre-hall of famer, they could probably charge more now that they're hall of famer and then say, well, I'm a hall of famer now officially. So, so like I can charge more per autograph. But yeah, I mean, I don't know how old school, how much that changed.  I think people are always gonna chase. I don't know, there may be some hall of famers that have gotten in that people aren't, I guess they could still charge more, I would imagine. Marshawn Lynch is one, one what? Like one that could get a boost in value as a hall of famer. Is he gonna be a hall of famer? Marshawn Lynch hall of famer? Oh, a rare auto. Yeah, I mean, I'll bet that's just Marshawn Lynch being like, I ain't got no time to sign autographs. Or, like I said, they probably want a lot of money for their autographs to be in sets. Yeah, Calvin Johnson will be another guy. I feel like we've seen some Calvin Johnson's in previous higher end sets, like impeccable, flawless, sometimes immaculate, I feel like we've seen some Calvin Johnson autographs here and there, but yeah, not common. Marshawn Lynch autograph, I'm trying to think of the last time I saw Marshawn Lynch autograph, I feel like that was also another impeccable type break. 2020 impeccable or something random like that, or it was like impeccable rookies, but it was highlighting old rookies, their rookie years, so it would be like Marshawn Lynch in like bills, right? Buffalo Bill's gear or something like that. Palomalo, I've seen. So Larry Fitzgerald is saying, I feel like we pulled Larry Fitzgerald out of impeccable just the other day, or a different product the other day. Palomalo, I mean again, those guys aren't common, but I've seen those guys before. Those guys mostly in like immaculate, NTE, flawless-y kind of sets, impeccable-y kind of sets, one of the higher end ones. Yeah, Palomalo, we did see a lot of like last year, but yeah, I mean again, that could be a contract thing, that could be finally be like a, they finally agreed on mutual terms, you know? Yeah, maybe he was wearing, yeah, I guess you're right, maybe he was wearing till last year, but that's not a bad thing though, I mean especially for the, for like popular players, I don't wanna see too many of those autographs. Troy Aikman autograph out of like a non-hit-parade-y kind of set, that I don't remember. I feel like we, you must have pulled, I feel like I pulled a couple last fall. Maybe I have like an immaculate football type of set. He was a redemption for a while, maybe that's why Panini stopped with Troy Aikman, because I feel like he was around for a couple years, like pretty consistently, but I feel like a lot of times he ended up being a redemption. So maybe Troy Aikman didn't feel like doing it anymore.  Not turning cards on time. It's Troy Aikman doing, it's only working during a football season, once a week, plus, you know, pre-interviewing coaches and players, couple days before getting paid handsomely to do that. Even more now by ESPN. When the playoff schedule, when I started paying to the playoff schedule, I was like, why is there a wild card Monday game that should be, why not just do it three nights on Saturday, three games on Saturday, three games on Sunday? We just spent the whole day watching football, you know, then I was like, oh, right. They're gonna put a wild card game on Monday night, and ESPN's paying Troy Aikman and Joe Buck a boatload of money. They gotta recoup all that. Randy Moss, we just saw his autograph in Impeccable last night. But it was like one of those acetate card, it wasn't even in Impeccable, it was like a different insert. Troy Aikman still owns a steakhouse. But Randy Moss usually, I usually see it in just the high end sets. Yeah, a lot of those guys, I just see in the high end sets. When do you think, when's the last time you think Troy Aikmans has stepped foot inside that steakhouse?  Husky Dolphin, what's going on? I'm not doing much either, Husky Dolphin. Last break I did was at 7.45, and we're almost at 10.45, that was about three hours ago. Looks like we burned everybody out yesterday. We had a pretty big day yesterday. I think we burned everybody out last night with all those new releases. So it's been fairly quiet tonight. Yeah, that Andy Murray or Jason, I were talking about a little bit earlier. That's right, I thought it was almost a five, or I said, no, you're right, it was almost a six hour set. He won too, I think he came back. He was down some sets. A set, two sets maybe? I think I went to bed not, was that after my shift? I think it was the middle of the night, right? No, I think we're only just doing second round stuff. It was down two sets, I think. And I think his previous match before that, his first round match I wanna say, was also a long one. There's a certain degree of mental toughness that you have to have to come back from two sets down in a best of five. Oh, Andy Murray? I didn't realize he had an artificial hip. I know he has had numerous injuries as kind of derailed his career. Although sometimes you have to fact check Stephen Punk. Hip resurfacing? Oh, he has a metal hip, yeah. That's crazy. That's a good story. Have I ever thought about going on prices right or let's make a deal? No, no, those shows, not into it. I'm on TV every day. I'm on TV every day making money, you know? I don't need to go on another TV show and try to make money. You have two friends that won the showcase showdown in the prices, well, what did they win? Is that the final round? I don't think I've seen a whole episode of that show in my entire life. But my friend works as a sound engineer on that show, though, I think. He said that show's still going strong. People still show up every day trying to get on the show. People still love it. It's probably one of the longest running game shows out there, right? Next to Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, Prices, right? Yeah, would you get a car or a trip? That's pretty cool. Now, what was the aftermath of it?  How does that work? How does the car work? I always wondered that.  Do you pay anything? Or do you pay taxes? What is your financial responsibility? Is there a tax on that if you win a car? Or do they just hand you the keys and you drive it right off the lot? I mean, I'm sure you have to sign, like it's probably documents, some insurance stuff that has to be signed. Nice, Joe Christian, a winner on Family Feud, Nintendo Switch Edition, good job. Survey says, Joe Christian's a winner. Do you think Vanna White ever dated Pat Sajak? They say their relationship has always been platonic. I think they've always had like long time like wives and husbands, I want to say. I mean, naturally when, you know, man and woman on TV work together, everyone wants to think that something's happening. Brent says I would like actors, right? Who knows? I don't know, never really thought about it.  Can you decline the car and get cash all over? I'm assuming yes, right? They don't force you to get a car. Maybe there's more taxes if you take cash, so it's better to get a car. I don't know what the, that you don't know. Like what if, I don't know. I'm trying to think of a scenario like, what if you live in a place with a one car garage and your car's already in there and you don't have a driveway? It can't force you to have a car or maybe you never get the car and whatever voucher you have, you can sell. You could be like, I'll sell someone the voucher to that car. They got it yet, right? They got to have a, what if you're on social security? I don't think that has anything to do with whether you can accept a winning on a game show or not. They got to have a cash option. My feeling though, this is just pure speculation. If anybody works in the game show industry, pipe up please. My feeling is that if you take the cash option, the tax obligation is bigger than taking a vehicle. I feel like the loss in taxes is smaller. So most people would probably buy the car and maybe even try to flip it. That might be less taxes.  Otherwise I feel like most people will be like, screw the $50,000 car, I'll take it in cash. Do I think love connection was rigged or real? I haven't thought of love connection in decades. I don't think I've even seen a full episode of love connection. Is that like the classic, you know, like there's three people behind a wall that you ask questions for? I don't know, it's probably rigged. You only show my friends have ever been on this court TV. It's a good show to be on. Chad Cromwell, what's going on? Oh, are you in the, Chad Cromwell, are you in the video game industry? They usually won't give you cash. You pay tax on the cars, FMV, final market value. Oh, see, that's right, that's right. You sell it and like most vehicles, they lose value instantly, lost the offset you're getting from the car. Huh, thanks Chad. So it looks like you're stuck with the car.  You know, I didn't need the Jeep Cherokee. I wanted the laundry, the washer dryer. And I got stuck with a Jeep Grand Cherokee. It's the risk you run. If you don't have the money, do they let you make payments on the taxes? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if they'll finance the tax part of it for you. I'm sure dealerships will gladly will. They'll just be like, yeah, we'll just screw you on the percentage on the interest and we'll gladly take payments on it. Love Connection had that serial killer on it once. Serial killers often are charming individuals, aren't they? There should be a show called Serial Killers in Plain Sight.  Joe Christensen, the only dating show I ever watched was Singled Out on MTV. Classic. Classic. I feel like Rex knows that because Rex is actually Rodney James Alcala. Rex for short. Right, I was gonna say, didn't that launch the career of one Jenny McCarthy and Daisy Fuentes maybe? I think Jenny McCarthy got really popular in MTV had her do a posting a bunch of other stuff. And then who was after her? There was another girl after her. Was it Carmen Electra? Maybe it was Carmen Electra. But for some reason, that launched the career of these two women. I don't remember what the, I don't even remember what the premise of that show was, Joe, Singled Out. What was like the, were there like challenges that you had to do? Who was, was there like one contestant? There's one person that everyone wanted, there would be like a girl and then they'd have three guys that would wanna date her and then a guy and three girls or I don't even know how that works. Oh, one guy, girl and like 50 potential partners. Oh, and then they'd whittle them down until one is Singled Out. They whittle them down with all sorts of activities, right? They'll be like physical challenges. Like, is that, am I remembering that correctly? Singled Out probably was made in 1995. Gotcha, gotcha. Remember, what happened, this format of TV no longer exists, right? This particular show I'm gonna talk about. Remember MTV Beach House, right? Or like MTV The Grind, right? Which was usually out of Beach House. But basically it would be like 30 minutes, maybe an hour of just a DJ playing the top 40 hits of the day. Maybe some live bands would come in here and there. And then there's just people dancing, right? Now this has happened, this format has happened before like American Bandstand. Dick Clark would do American Bandstand in the 50s and 60s, right? Band plays and you just watch kids dancing and you're listening to music. Soul Train, there you go Joe. Soul Train's an excellent example. Someone plays music and it's just TV of people dancing, right? And then MTV kind of did that format with MTV like Beach House and stuff. And they would just be songs of the day and people dancing on TV. No, Total Request Live is different. Total Request Live is a video, is a countdown show. That would be like Dick Clark's Top 10 or Casey Kasem's Top 10 Records or something like that. This was more, this I'm talking more Soul Train. American Bandstand, Soul Train, MTV Beach House slash MTV The Grind, that kind of stuff. That show, that kind of, that format, that has gone out of fashion, out of style. No one watches that anymore. I guess we're watching kids dance on TikTok but those are like short form. I know, that doesn't happen. Is each one still going, yes. I think it is, I think it is on most basic cable packages. I think they still might actually still play music videos. And maybe like music related movies. They might still do that.  Pop-up video was, what was that?  That would be like, they would have little factoids pop up about the music video and be like, this music video costs $1.3 million to make in 1993. A record at that time, you know? Yeah, fun fun. I wanna say they brought that back for a season with like current acts in like the last 10 years or something like that. I might be mistaken, but I feel like they nostalgia brought that back. Or maybe they brought back old episodes or something like that. Chad, you must've been very busy today. Slim Pickens for today. Well, what we lack in quantity, Chad, we have in quality. No, the busy day was yesterday. We've been quite slow today. You can look at the schedule. I haven't done a break in three hours. But yesterday was the busy day and just we didn't have enough stuff to reload today. So what we have is what we have at the moment. Does Jasper do break through older boxes? Absolutely, Chad. I'm glad you asked. Currently, we've got 2019. Panini National Treasures football loaded up on the site. We've got 14 spots left plus the filler. In 2019, you can chase Kyler Murray. You can chase Kyler Murray RPAs. And more importantly, this quarterback in the playoffs right now, Daniel Jones. We actually do have older products pretty frequent. Whenever we can get them, we'll add them to the site. But we do that pretty often. 2020, 2019, 2018. And we've gone back as far. We had a 2013 break not too long ago. 2013 football break not too long ago. So yeah, obviously it's harder to get. Especially if there's a good draft class in those years. So obviously older years, classic supply demand. So it's not a lot of it around. And if there's a popular rookie that year, that price has gone up. So take a look at like, if you wanna do the quick math on one box of NT football first off the line, with the Stars and Stripes parallels, $99 for 32 spots. A 32 spot break, you can do the math on that. I'll bet when that first came out, it was probably, I don't know, $80 a spot. $60 a spot maybe. And I think Daniel Jones's overall performance this year has kind of steadily pushed up some of that 2019 NFL stuff. And yeah, and then like, sort of like mid-tier, maybe upper-tier. I don't know how, I like DK Matkaflot. I don't know how he does on the secondary market, but I feel like he's like upper-middle class. In terms of, he's not like at quarterback tier, but he's also a player where if you get randomized Seattle and you get a DK Metcuff RPA, you're like, cool. You know, like you're not super disappointed at a hundred bucks a spot, you know? So like, I was surprised, that first box didn't have Daniel Jones, just FYI, or Kyler Murray for that matter. Which is probably a good bilow candidate, but I was surprised that we didn't, that break hadn't moved a little more quickly. But yeah, I got Kyler Murray, Nick Bosa, Daniel Jones, Jaguars Josh Allen, TJ Hawkinson had a great game from Minnesota. You know, there are some guys here, RIP, Dwayne Haskins, Dexter Lawrence had a great game, running back Josh Jacobs. Right, who else? All of them, Debo is in there.  You know, that's just the first three rounds where the Max Crosby for my Raiders. Double check the checklists, but most of these guys are gonna be in there, Hunter Renfrow for my Raiders. Well, now we're in round six or seven, we'll be happy to see any Pro Bowlers around here, but you get the idea. So yeah, it's a pretty solid draft class. You ask, cause your 2022 closet is full. Well, not even with your request, prices, we just go by the, go by market prices, you know. I don't know, unless Chad, are you setting markets? I don't know if you're setting markets, Chad, but we just, we just go by the overall market. I would also take a look at our personal break site. If you need to fill in some older years, sometimes, you know, sometimes we'll add older years, or if you ask Jason, here's a 2021, here's 2014 value packs. You can ask whoever's breaking on personal breaks and say, hey, do you guys have any of this hiding in the back? Here's 2016, where you can chase Dak Prescott rookies. All right, so we do add some older stuff there. 2020 honors, right? 20, that might have been the first year of honors, 2013, 2019 hobby boxes right here. So there's some options there. That's correct.  I think new release day, I don't know. What do you think that was new release day, $1,000? Maybe it was 12. Maybe it hasn't gone up that much. But still, I mean, that's, you kind of get the idea. So like personal breaks will have those, because sometimes we'll have some loose boxes laying around that we get from our distributors that we're able to get. Yeah, I mean, I think we're getting into sort of a, this, the last, this week has been a, like a super busy new release day, but after finest, there really isn't a lot going on in the next two months, or next two weeks. I guess mosaic basketball is actually pretty big. Illusions is okay. But maybe this is probably a good time for, we're probably planning on a Super Bowl mixer. And a lot of times we include some older boxes there. But I don't know, maybe we can, I can ask Nick who does a lot of the buying, my colleague Nick Jaspy and he'll, maybe we can dig up some more older product that we can post. But that 2019 is kind of a perfect timing for right now, especially with Daniel Jones and AJ Brown and Miles Sanders and a lot of those guys currently in the playoffs and currently able to raise their stock if they continue moving on. Yeah, Joe Christians, right? Seattle cards get a boost from the aesthetic of the colors as well. The lime green, they do pop really nicely. Not a lot of opportunities to get like plain white napkin relics, you know, for a lot of the Seattle guys. And you know, Seattle has a pretty rabid fan base. So they do a lot of collecting there. But yeah, just keep checking the website. It's just really, it's not, I mean, I wish I could just go to our distributors and like we would a grocery store and just like just grab whatever off the shelf, you know, but alas, supply and demand is a thing, especially as we get older and older products. You should see every once in a while we'll have Mike Trout rookie year, like Tops Chrome products or something like that.  Out of curiosity with the release yesterday with the high end cards, has Jasper's received like tons of cases? No, I wish we did. It really just depends on, you know, it really depends on the releases, you know, like, higher end releases like impeccable, they just don't print a lot of those. So I think we only got, I think our initial get was I think like 10 cases maybe. I think half of them we sold on through personal breaks or some of them we sold just directly out of our shop. Some of them went to personal breaks and some of them went to us. It really, you'll hear a lot of breakers talk about this allocation, you know, the allocation of product to, you know, like sometimes that's, there's sometimes there's really no rhyme or reason with how some of this stuff can be allocated to particular people, you know. So it also depends on how much, on how much we spend and we sell, you know. So, you know, compared to some other operations, we're probably, I don't know, probably kind of up there, but I know there's a few operations that just move more product than we do. And so they may get slightly more cases or they may be more willing to buy more cases and sit on them, you know what I mean? So like everyone's business strategy is also different, you know, there could be someone that says, we want 30 cases and we'll buy 30 cases and distributors will be like, great, we'd love to sell you 30 cases. And that's a risk, you know, can they sell all 30 of those cases in a decent amount of time to cover that and then, you know, maybe they can, I don't know. I don't know what everyone's finances are, you know. Some people, and that strategy will depend on product to product. You know, maybe some people are like, you know, we sell a lot more baseball than football. So we want to buy more baseball cases, you know. Some people are maybe might be a little more evened out, you know. Jason Jaspie has plenty of hockey, Matt. If you want to, you can talk to him, he'll dig up some hockey for you. Soccer, that's a little bit tougher. That ebbs and flows. Sometimes that's easier for personal breaks to move because it'll just be like one person who just wants soccer will just get a box or two or maybe even a case. We've seen cases move over there. I feel like their personal breaks are ripping boxes all the time. Group breaks wise, it's a little bit more of a challenge. Sometimes there's a run on it and we can't keep it in stock and sometimes it doesn't sell for a week. You've got to find a sweet spot for that. But yeah, Husky Dolphin, it's all different. Every business has different strategies on how much they want to buy, how little they want to buy. You know, some people sell their customer, their operations sell some sports better than other sports and the same with us will spend, you know, some sports better than other sports. One thing I can tell you though is that every major sport, because some people, I've had people ask me, Joe, are you getting finest? And we're like, come on, yeah, we're definitely getting finest baseball. We pretty much tops Panini, tops Panini in all four major sports and upper deck in all four major sports, football, baseball, basketball, hockey. Like we're getting 99% of those releases. I don't know what releases we're really passing on in terms of that. I'll tell you, like Formula One, Racing Light, yeah, we're getting that. Finest Baseball, we're getting that. Like stuff like companies like Historic Autographs or True Creator Onyx, those are super rigged. Those aren't, those are the products that we're not always getting, but you know, we're talking about major manufacturers, most Leaf products too. Pokemon usually we usually get for the shot. We'll usually get most Pokemon. Formula One, Racing Light, yes, Finest, yes, Illusions, yes, Mosaic Basketball, yes, Artifacts, yes. Got Joe, you and me both. We don't know when they've announced, we don't even know when they announced the Cup Hockey. Bowman Chrome, yes. You know, Leaf Lumber, yes. Gilded Collection, yes. Leaf Exotic, yes. Immaculate UFC, yes. Zenith, yes. Synergy, yes. Metal Draft Baseball, Hobby and Jumbo, yes. Prism Collegiate Draftics Baseball, yep. Leaf in the game. We'll probably get a case or two of that. Immaculate WWE, yes. Donner's Football, yes. Fast Break, yes. Pro Set, maybe. Flows Basketball in mid-February, yes. NT Racing, I love that, yes. Rookies and Stars, yes. Yeah, and yeah, you gotta keep an eye on this new release calendar as well because they change dates all the time. Flows Basketball, yes. NT Racing, yes. Rookies and Stars, yes. We got, where am I? Series two, yes. Trilogy, yes. Bowman Inception, yes. Factory Set, probably in store. Phoenix Football, yes. Prism Premier League, yes. Goodwin Champions, yes. Revolution, yes. Wait, where do you see the cup? The Cup Hockey, TBD. I don't like that. But allegedly, sometime in February, save your money, Joe Christian, yeah. So we get all of these, all the major new releases from the major manufacturers we get. Oh, he did. The secret email from Upper Deck, February is confirmed. Oh, that's good news. I was like, I feel like we need a high-end release in February. Oh, NT Basketball, or Flows Basketball, yeah, nice. But Flows Basketball and some cup. Yeah, did they move Donner's soccer to the first right there? Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of Upper Deck product that's gonna be right here, that's allegedly right there, but that's gonna be split up and moved around, I assure you that. But yeah, so Matt Wood, soccer, and especially hockey, we'll get some hockey coming out there. I don't know. When does Penini become fanatics? I feel like that's the other shoe the industry has been waiting for it to drop, but it hasn't happened yet, so don't know. Like, everyone has speculated, some people thought it was gonna happen last fall, but that hasn't materialized yet, and there really hasn't been, that hasn't been like, I don't know, we haven't heard any extra buzz about it. But yeah, I mean, yeah, maybe 2025 when they lose all the licensing, maybe they'll finally, but I think they're, for whatever reason, they're kind of digging their heels in. And I think Penini is still a massive company in Europe, and so Penini Europe has had invested so much into Penini America that they're, I think they're not interested in just selling just because, you know what I mean? Just because, like just giving up or throwing their hands up, so I think they're trying to figure that out. They'll sell before they send Europe, so hopefully with that fanatics money, they'll make sure all those are redeemed so they don't have to deal with that customer service nightmare. Right, yeah, Joe Christian, keep in mind, this is 2020, 2021 cup hockey. We've been waiting for a while. We've been waiting for, as Obi-Wan Kenobi said, oh wow, look at this bold prediction here from Blow Out.  They're in like Carlsbad or something like that. I think they're just between like Orange County here in LA, South of LA, California Orange County, not East Coast Orange County, but between Orange County and San Diego, there's like a small city in between right there. Oceanside for some people who may be familiar in the military, may have made a stop in Oceanside. So around there is where the Upper Deck offices are. Still a very small company. I think it's like still under a family trust or something like that.  You know, and they're, they gotta be smaller than leaf too, right? Even with a leaf might be bigger than that. Anyway, I think the pandemic really kind of hit them hard, you know, pandemic and like, you know, just struggles with manufacturers and supply chains with cardboard and paper and ink and getting assets and putting them all together and blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, so I think, and then as things started ramping up, I think just trying to catch up, they just got back to, it's kind of like the Southwest thing is my understanding of it. Is that like once one thing, one issue happened that compounded into a bunch of other issues and it just spiraled, you know, so, but they, listen, you know, that's just small businesses. That's what happens, you know, and I think they've been working to try to, try to, you know, some products they even just said, we're just not doing, they skipped a year. I remember 2020 maybe at the height of the pandemic, maybe fall of 2020, they pretty much said, we're not really, they're not releasing 2021. So I might be wrong on someone fact-check me on that. Is leaf bigger than upper deck? I don't know. Is upper deck bigger than leaf? Upper deck certainly has a bigger name, but upper deck only deals in hockey now? Don't know. Well, the speculation and there's no, there's no grain of any information that I have, but the people just casually that I talk to are like, man, I hope fanatics buys upper deck, bring exquisite back, bring golf back, Matt Wood. You know how much I love the golf. Bring the golf back, bring ex, the exquisite line back, put more of Michael Jordan, LeBron James autographs out in the wild. Woo. But, well, do we want to go back to 89 upper deck baseball? They're just over printing those cards. But if they did it like, if they did a remake of 89 upper deck baseball, but like maybe thicker car stock or something like that. Right. And that's what I was going to say. Jason Jaspie's right. I think they're in some kind of trust where it either can't sell until someone dies or it can't sell unless everybody in this family or whoever is, you know, or if everyone agrees to sell it or something like that. So I think it's kind of locked away in that. So I think it's one of those fanatics would have to make them an offer they can't refuse.  You know, I think would be, you know, would be pretty expensive. But I think some had speculated when fanatics was taken over everything, some had speculated, oh, upper deck will be the first to go down.  But I mean, this could go any direction. You know, Panini could still dig their heels in and say, hey, we want to be relevant, still around be relevant in this we've spent far too much money and time to just quit and just sell. You know, they might want to just say, hey, we'll just pay a licensing fee or something like that. But when, when fanatics bought Tops, I don't think a lot changed. We still have some friends, the boss man, Nick Jaspie's dad used to work for Tops and he didn't, we had some, some couple friends over there and we talked to them and they said, nothing really changed, they just took over and then they just kept letting us run things the way we usually run things. So I mean, maybe some other things got cleaned up a little bit. I feel like we saw fewer redemptions this year, so maybe some additional resources there were allocated to do that. But I think they just kind of let them run, like it's someone else, someone different signing paychecks, I guess, but I think ultimately not a lot had changed there. I was ribbing, I saw someone with one of our buddies at the National who works at Tops and I kind of ribbed him a little bit. So it's like, oh, with that fanatics money, everyone's getting paid more, right? And he was laughing and I was like, no, no, but he was like, but nothing changed. It's not like there was like mass firings or anything like that. Flawless tennis I would love. I would love to see Eminence golf. Can you imagine Tiger Wood signing a slice of a golf ball or something like that or the face of a golf club. You put an autograph on that, Rory's autograph on that. I think they did a high-end tennis set one year, Joe. Transcendent tennis? Did they do a transcendent tennis? Jason Jaspy, do you remember a transcendent tennis? Fleer, who owns Fleer now? Someone has Fleer. Did that get wrapped up with Donner's? Donner's Fleer? Which ended up getting sold to Panini? Fleer's still private, John Noble saying. Oh, no, and so no one has Fleer. So Fleer's still there. Supreme, I wish I would bring back. Five-star still, I mean, five-star baseball still around, but five-star football, yeah. Those used to be some great stuff. They did, Joe Pizzle says they did, they did do a transcendent tennis. So Joe Christian, I know it's not as fun as a group break at Jaspy's, but you could probably look around on a secondary market and maybe find some old transcendent tennis stuff. Oh yeah, look at that. 2020, Topps Transcendent Hall of Fame Tennis. You want a Roger Federer? Autograph five out of 25, $4,000. A Pondrell Gonzalez cut auto? More Roger Federer, look at that. Out of 10, Pristine Black, $5,000. Ah, interesting, all right. So Matt and John doing a little extra, oh five, Upper Deck acquired the rights of the Fleer name. Private but a subsidiary of Upper Deck, so translation doesn't mean Upper Deck's just sitting on the Fleer brand, waiting to unleash it someday. Now Joe P, I seem to remember you just going out of your mind that we were doing tennis. People are actually buying this? Wow, ungraded Osaka's, sold for 25. Five that is? It's not bad. I don't know, maybe with that Netflix golf show. Any golf fans out there, that Netflix golf show, I think they're calling it full swing. So it's basically like, it's basically like, what should we call it? F1 Drive to Survive, except, it's the same production company, except it's golfers. Last year's PGA Tour, which should be pretty fun. Maybe it wasn't, maybe the transcendent with tennis was nice. Maybe it was soccer, maybe it was probably a soccer break. Joe, Joe Pizzle likes golf, but maybe with that show, maybe someone's arm can be twisted to do, twisted to do some sort of tops transcendent golf. I think Upper Deck has most of the golf guys. I think they got like Tiger, right? Maybe they have an exclusive to Tiger, so a set probably wouldn't be worth doing if Tiger isn't in it. But, I don't know. If I'm tops, I'd be like, listen, I'll predict just once, one time. Just give us a price on, give us a price. Oh, soccer and tennis, okay. Give us a price on getting Tiger Woods in a set. Because we want to do transcendent golf. You know, Leaf is a sneaky good way to get some Serena Williams autographs. I feel like they have a lot of her autograph in some random sets. But like, if I was able to get like, you know, a tops transcendent golf set, you know, and you get guys like Rory and Scotty and Cameron Smith and, I mean the top guys, right? John or even some of the live guys, right? John Rom, Patrick Cantley, some of the younger guys, Shifley and Zalatoris, get Justin Thomas and more Kao in there. Fitzpatrick, I'd love to see a lot of these guys. Tom Kim, who's been coming onto the scene. Jordan Spieth, Max Homa, local guy. Sung Jae, you know, Matsuyama, Keegan Bradley, Seamus Power. I see, I want to see these guys in here.  Get a Bryce Nautograph, you know. Get a Kepke, Dishambo, Doolado, you know. Bubba Watson in there too. How many people would buy that if the Saudi's public fund developed a new golf set for live? Yeah, I've been trying to get into the golf, Joe Christian. So I've been watching a lot of golf. I've always watched a lot of golf, but now I'm watching it even more. Trying to get decent at it. Didn't upper net come out with a golf set the other year. Yeah, I think they did come out with it recently. Jon's asked, who would it cost more to get on cards? Brady, Jordan, or Woods? I think Brady is on a ton of cards, but I think Brady is, Tom Brady actually is one of the more expensive guys, but it's gotta be Jordan or Brady, he's up there, right? Yeah, Bonds maybe, maybe might be more expensive just cause he just hasn't been on cards in a while. He might be asking for a lot. Like playing golf, can't watch it. Joe Christian someday will have a, I think Joe Pizzle also plays a little golf as well. Maybe if you stick with us in the next year or two, maybe Jaspies will get to a point where we can do a Jaspies golf tournament and drag some people out here to California. I gotta get a lot better though. All right, gang. Oh, this is my Friday. Oh, we're 15 minutes over already? I start wrapping things up. Brady or Jordan's gotta be up there. I know Brady charges a lot. Yeah, I mean, organized people by handicap. I don't know, well, trouble is, it's kind of expensive in LA to do that. So we'd end up having to, not that people outside of the state, they won't really know or care, but it's not like we're gonna be doing it at the Riviera, ladies and gentlemen. So don't think it's gonna be at the Riviera where they're doing the Genesis Open at the end of the month. Listen, I'm sure, listen, I'm only like four or five months into learning how to play golf. So even in a year, I don't know if I'll be able to be that decent, but I'm sure we can kind of split people into, break people down into different handicaps and everything. Yeah, Pizzle, go ahead. Yeah, I still got like five minutes before I say my good nights, just wrapping things up here. But yeah, what's up? No, I think Mike and Nick are going, but I don't know how long they're staying. I think they're just popping in and popping out. I went a number of years ago, but I think I went a couple of years in a row, but I think subsequent years, it has kind of been in terms of what would be, in terms of for me, like it's kind of been same-z's, like same kind of stuff every year, like the panels have been a little similar year to year. Oh yeah, I'll try to dig up that information for you, absolutely for your purposes, for your autographing purposes. I will definitely try to get you whatever scoop I have, but I wanna say that like panel-wise and information-wise, it has kind of gotten a little same-z every year. So it's really beneficial for people who are who just recently opened hobby shops in the last couple of years, or I know there's a lot of people that I've started breaking more, group breaking more in the last few years, and it might be good to go to this, if they haven't been, they can go for the first time and blah, blah, blah and talk to some people. Like this is good for like Mike and like Nick because they can run into some like Tops executives slash Fanatics executives and kind of, you know, it's kind of boring, like the only reason why I would wanna go is because then I can visit, yeah, I can hang out with you maybe and then like visit like other friends in Scottsdale and stuff like that. But I'd done it a couple of years and then I was just like, they're kind of telling you the same thing every year. It's like, hey, make sure you're using social media and like make sure, you know, here's what hobby shops can do to get more customers through the door, you know, like it's important stuff. I guess if you're, and it's great for the people that are kind of new to the industry and there are still a lot of people new to the industry, but I'm a little old hat now by this point. So a lot of the information isn't new or necessary for me.  And here's, you know, how you can help us with national advertising and blah, blah, blah, blah. No, it's like the afterconference stuff is pretty fun too, but yeah. If there was like stuff that, I guess, like if I was, if they had specifically asked me to be on a panel or if I, you know, if there was like different speakers and stuff there, I'd be like, you know, maybe it might be worth it for me to go, but, you know, maybe when the boss man retired from travel team, then I can start going and then I'll start going. Backyard guys, backyard dudes. Backyard dudes are actually, you know, it's kind of weird. You see a lot of these other different breakers around like different convention stuff and in person a lot of times, like, you know, their personalities online are very different, but most of the guys and people in person are pretty nice. Yeah, like the Layton guys are really nice. To us anyway. We don't, I mean, we're pretty, Jaspeas is pretty laid back, so we don't really have a lot of beef with others. I don't know, people may not like us for whatever reason, but we don't really don't have beef with others. Rich is pretty nice. He always says hi to us. I'm always hanging out, talk industry stuff. Rich is pretty cool. The Mojo Breaks guys are always super nice as well. They're in Northern California, so we've got kind of regional sort of things to hang out about. Yeah, yeah, I mean, we're not super controversial. We don't intend to be, you know. Yeah, Scott Bateson was fun. Those first early years at the national were always pretty cool.  He was a really chill guy. I think he's doing fine. I think he did really well. He's living in Florida. I think he cashed out, you know, and moved to Ohio. Things are cheap in Ohio, and he used a lot of the money he saved to get a nice house. I think he's selling stuff on eBay. He's selling a lot of his collection off on eBay. Has a couple of kids, you know. His wife still might do a little work on the side here and there. They're living a chill life in Ohio from what I understand. These things are on eBay though, I think. That taken care of, like, got that sorted out. Other things here. Oh, some refunds here. Removed, refund and restocked. You know, that, I hate to say it, that we got a refund for a couple spots in that 2019 NT break. Unfortunately, that might be a good candidate to be canceled and tucked away back into the wild. Going backwards on spots there. What rumors were going around? What were the rumors? Now I'm curious. All right, see ya, Joe Pizzle. Have a great night. Yeah, we're pretty much done, ladies and gentlemen. It was just hanging and chit chatting with you guys. But yeah, have a great night, man. I'll be back on Sunday. Jason Jaspie, who's on Instagram right now, he'll be taking care of you Friday and Saturday. And I'm back on Sunday. We can watch the Sunday games. Although the Sunday game is one of them's early, so we might see the end of that game together and then see at least one of those games together, the late game on Sunday. Saturday, make sure you keep Jason not busy during the Eagles game on Saturday, just for his sake. Right, man, yeah, definitely clown him. Definitely give him, you know, praise him if the Eagles win. Say congrats, you can clown him if they lose. For manslaughter, I don't think that's true. I think, I want to say that Nick may have, like inadvertently, not inadvertently, just without knowing, had purchased a card from Scott on his eBay account like last summer. Man, a guy disappears for a little bit in all these rumors. I don't know, I didn't seem like he was, didn't seem like a committed manslaughter of any sort. I don't know, maybe he beat it. Maybe he beat the rap. I'm trying to Google it now, I don't see it. Maybe it's not true. Maybe he beat the murder rap. That should be the new rumor. And it wasn't true, justice prevailed. All right, I got to get out of here. Start my weekend. Not doing anything crazy, gang. I'm going to go to the driving range, keep working on my game. Maybe play a little tennis with Nick's brother. He wants to play a little tennis on Saturday. Watch the Eagles game somewhere. Relax, my room's a mess. I'm going to clean my room a little bit. I got a, I don't know, I got things to do. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm just boring household things. I had a busy winter break goofing off and now I got to do some light life stuff. All right, Rex, have a good night. Yes, Joe Christian, you have a good night too. Thanks for hanging out, man. I'll see you guys on Sunday. And whoever else is lurking in the background, listen, Husky Dolphin, maybe some others. Matt Wood, possibly, just scrolling up the chat now. John Noble, I appreciate everybody hanging out, chatting with us, breaking with us. And sometimes we had a super busy night yesterday. So sometimes we just got to unwind and just hang out and just chit chat, get to know each other. That's fine too. Join Jason tomorrow. He's on Fridays and Saturdays during my weekend, and then I'll be back on Sunday. And I'm sure we'll have some more stuff loaded on.  You know, which is why the site looks so empty. Oh, Finest tomorrow. Don't forget about Finest, yeah. We may not stream 24 hours a day, but the website's open 24 hours a day. And I would talk about momentum a lot. While, as soon as I go off air, do a little research on Finest baseball, buy a spot or two, buy a team or two, because by the time East Coasters wake up, and they're gonna wake up in three or four hours, believe it or not. You know, they're three hours ahead of us. So they're gonna wake up in a few hours, right? The early birds, and they're gonna be like, oh, my direct deposit just hit. You know, I gotta go to work and I'm gonna watch some Jaspies. I'm gonna buy some teams. So if they see some of that spots left number ticked down, because of you guys right now that are up now, that's gonna help when people wake up in the morning. And then a few hours later, West Coast are gonna wake up again.  They're gonna see spots left numbers go down. They're gonna start buying spots, you see? And then by the time Jason goes on air, three o'clock, two o'clock Pacific, he goes on maybe a slightly earlier, but around there. Now you see where I'm getting at? By the time he goes on air, we might have some spots go down. There might be a couple fillers that are moving as well. And then we build that momentum, we get to Brakesville. Where we wanna be, where we wanna be. Gotta stay sharp, where I wanna be. That's a line from Heat, Al Pacino. Go watch that movie this week and that's good one too. Maybe I'll watch some Heat this weekend as well. Have a great night, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow. Enjoy the Saturday games. I'll see you for the Sunday games. And join Jason tomorrow.


Item number SCP-695 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures Units of SCP-695 are to be contained in fresh water tanks, with no more than 10 members in any single tank. All water used in containment tanks is to be from an enclosed system, separate from any outside system, with all water used being added manually to the system as needed. Tank seals are to be checked daily, with any sign of leakage, wear, or attack being immediately reported to site security and repaired. Staff physically handling SCP-695 may only do so in 10-minute increments, with a 30-minute break for examination and observation. Staff failing to clear examination are to be removed immediately to quarantine. Any SCP-695 colonies found outside of containment are to be immediately sterilized. Any and all subjects found to be harboring SCP-695 are to be entered into quarantine for observation. Subjects found unsuitable for testing are to be sterilized. Description SCP-695 appears to be a form of hermaphroditic parasitic eel. SCP-695 has a multiple-stage life cycle that uses human beings as its primary host. Investigation has shown that SCP-695 may be the result of genetic tampering, with several aspects of its physiology, behavior showing evidence of non-natural evolution, and several genetic sequences matching those of SCP-1238, SCP-1340, and SCP-1821. SCP-695 is capable of sustained survival outside of a host, but will seek out a host whenever possible, appearing to rely primarily on smell and electromagnetic sensitivity. Juvenile SCP-695 are between 3 and 5 cm long, with an average diameter of 0.5 cm, and resemble the adult form, but with fully translucent skin and bones. Adult SCP-695 are between 10 and 15 cm in length, with a diameter of 2 cm. Adults have thin angular heads with several needle-like teeth, and flat eyes in line with the head. They have several hook-like fins down the length of their body, and can use these for both aquatic and land-based movement, as well as anchoring inside the body. SCP-695 has a set of six glands along the spine, capable of emitting several enzymes and complex molecular compounds that mimic neurochemical signals.  The correct combination and dosage of these chemicals is still under investigation, but initial tests have shown that these chemicals can short and redirect action. Example, subjects will make a conscious effort to raise their hands, but instead will stand up. These chemicals metabolize within 10 minutes without constant injection, and are untraceable by modern medical equipment. The espionage and military applications of these chemicals are currently under investigation. Addendum, notes on recovery. SCP-695 was initially recovered from Japan after reports of an outbreak of worms reached the local media. The primary colony of SCP-695 was found data-expunged freshwater. It appeared that the colony was attempting to migrate into city plumbing and sewage systems, but was prevented due to the topography of the lake. 27 SCP-695, 4 male hosts, and 1 female host were recovered for testing with the rest destroyed. Note, release of life cycle notes is restricted to research staff, those working directly with SCP-695, and those above level 3 security clearance. The SCP-695 Life Cycle Juvenile SCP-695 exists free-swimming in freshwater lakes and streams. Juvenile SCP-695 will attempt to enter male human hosts. When they are present in or around SCP-695-infested waters, SCP-695 will enter the body via the mouth, nose, anus, and urethra. Once inside the body, SCP-695 will infest the nervous and reproductive systems and begin gestation into the adult form. This process typically takes between two to three weeks and coincides with the compromising of the nervous system. Infested subjects will begin to experience twitching, burning, intense thirst, light sensitivity, auditory and visual hallucinations, and increased aggression. Subjects will begin to experience a steady increase in libido, coupled with a swelling of the genitals. SCP-695, after reaching maturity, will begin spawning within the body, with eggs migrating to the urethral canal after being laid. Genital swelling will progressively increase with the buildup of eggs, and cases of tissue rupture have been noted. During the spawning period, SCP-695 will consume blood and nerve tissue from the host's body. When an SCP-695 host encounters a human female, SCP-695 will begin to exude several chemical compounds directly to the nervous system and bloodstream. Hosts will experience a massive increase in both aggression and libido, which most often results in the violent assault of the female. Hosts will attempt to sexually violate the female subject, which will cause a release of SCP-695 eggs into the female subject. Hosts will typically release 2-3 liters of eggs before breeding ceases.  Due to the necrotic tissue inside the host body, and the loss of SCP-695-created chemicals, the host will typically die within 24 hours of the final spawning. SCP-695 eggs entering the female host will migrate to the digestive and reproductive systems. There, they will adhere and begin to gestate, hatching in 48-72 hours. Larval SCP-695 appear as long thread-like worms, between 4-8 cm in length, and may be visible in stool or vaginal secretions. SCP-695 will feed on tissues, blood, and other body components, causing internal bleeding, abdominal pain, and infection. SCP-695 larvae will reach the juvenile stage after 72 hours, with progressive swelling and extreme discomfort in the abdominal area, due to both feeding and physical size increase of the SCP-695. After 72 hours, juvenile SCP-695 will begin exiting the body. In many cases, the physical increase of size by the SCP-695, coupled with feeding, will cause the abdominal area to rupture. SCP-695 will leave via the vaginal, anal, and oral openings, and rupture does not occur. Emerging SCP-695 will then feed on the female host for several hours, before propelling themselves on their hook fins, to any nearby body of water. SCP-695 are extremely resilient in all life stages, and are capable of indefinite survival in any environment present in the human body. Direct fire application has shown significant success in sterilizing both hosts and SCP-695. Document XR-00D, O5 Review Due to several accidents involving SCP-695 escape and infestation, further research on their physiology was ordered. Specifically, research was done on both the chemicals created by SCP-695 and the nervous system of SCP-695 itself. It appears that, when in groups of 15 or more units, SCP-695 experiences a marked increase in intelligence. SCP-695 has a very highly developed nervous system for a parasite, and it appears that, with the sufficient amount of individuals, a form of group intelligence is formed. All individuals will stay in very close proximity, most often balling into a single mass, with chemical relays taking place over the skin. This mass is capable of emitting chemical and electromagnetic impulses that can affect the human brain and nervous system. These effects can also run counter to the directed will of the subject. These impulses appear to most commonly manifest as a desire to handle SCP-695, enter and swim in the containment area, or ingest SCP-695. The obvious concerns about this activity have led to an alteration in SCP and a change in research focus to the isolation and control of the chemical compounds involved. Communication tests have met with limited success. While a form of will or ego appears to manifest with increased numbers, the intelligence is difficult to interpret in human terms. It appears reproduction, feeding, and expansion are the primary concerns. There also appears to be a tendency for SCP-695 to attempt to prolong its infestation of the human body, even when ready to spawn. It appears the electrochemical aspects of nervous system communication in the human body induce pleasure in the SCP-695. Testing is at this point ongoing, with two sets of hosts scheduled for each spawning period. Current data shows that a new and more efficient method of cognitive alteration via SCP-695 chemicals may be viable within the year. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-694, The Definition of Insanity, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


Smokefree project in a way started with with the dream the dream of clean air for everyone and In a way it started two years ago looking from my room on the 32nd floor in Beijing And I think on Saturday I could see the world around me had the cars the trees the people But on Wednesday it was completely covered with smoke with pollution and that image sort of made me a little bit sad To be honest our desire for progress our desire for innovation Sometimes create side effects that you and I could never imagine creating environments where Children cannot play outside anymore creating environments where small kills more people than malaria and AIDS altogether