My name is Leena. I'm going to talk about merge health and how can we How can we how can something like feature toggle help you to come out of it? So let's start with the story story of team X A team at a startup which got recently funded and because of that they got they got they were able to hire a lot of people quite a few people and and They are trying looking forward for a major release the first release after they got funded so a lot of eyes on to them and And the the team is excited because they are Because of one thing is because they are doing a major release after they got funded and There are a lot of importance for that and the second one is that their customers have been waiting for some of the major features Which they were not able to release because lack of people and now they are they are trying to revisit and then the entire team is very excited and They want to be very careful so They created small teams the so-called agile pizza team one pizza team and to make sure that they are and then they had continuous integration setup among each team and They had automated testing to make sure that they done there are no irrigation shoes and They were fine. They were committing to the future branches they continued like that and Then they started integrating because the release date is close and then they had time for integration and then And merging to the master and releasing and when that came came the situation was different They there were a lot of fights not fight with each other fight with fight was with with the code base Especially because they had a very long-living branches and they had to fix a lot of merge conflicts And that resulted in regression issues test fit started failing their conference started coming down Because they had a lot of confidence because of the automated test that that came down because they were They were not not sure what they were doing. They were just just fixing things and moving on and the team which were looking forward for the for the release and Then the bugs also came in which the which the the team which were looking for the for the release They they were trying to run away from that and then they definitely miss the deadline. That's that's for sure and Finally they made a release, but which which was very None of the team was happy So the investors were very curious. Okay. What is happening business team and the sales team. They were very very Furious, okay. Why in the in the world something like this happens and the team is totally demotivated and So I think most of you might be familiar with Such a such a situation not exactly the same situation But somewhat similar to the situation where the end-end type of our release takes a tremendous amount of time The until then the feature complete gets done, but never goes to production I think one one style or the other we all of us would have faced it in the past and So, let's see what went wrong with them And for us for first to analyze that first, let's look at What is continuous integration? This is this is the Explanation this this is what is written in Wikipedia. This is the this is what what this is how Wikipedia explains continuous integration I have highlighted the key terms over here That is it's a practice Of merging all developer working copies to a shared my main main line several times a day So what happened with team X was they never had a shared main line and they were not merging to that main line several times a day and that is where it went wrong and That is where the main line development come in came in the picture Tram in the in the the morning spoke about how do they how they do things at itsy where everyone commits to a main line and and this is this is this is one of the key thing for a Proper continuous integration setup. So mainland development is or trunk based development is where the entire team commits to a single branch which you call as master or trunk whatever name you you call it and and then that particular branch is ready for deploy at any moment of time and the continuous integration runs against that and it gives you the feedback that Okay, is it ready for for a deploy or not and that's a huge confidence boost for any team Because we have something in your friend and it tells you okay This is ready. Is there anything wrong and you don't have to do any other kind of merging or anything to make sure that you have a ready ready branch for a production release and But then the question arises, how do you handle incomplete features features which takes longer time? Are we expecting it to finish in a in a pace that that that that is not reasonable? And of course not and that is where feature toggle comes into picture feature toggles also many team calls it with different names feature flips feature switches Feature flags, etc. The concept is an ability for you to turn on or off or turn off a feature Depending on a criteria that criteria can be either the environment in which it runs or it can be a certain kind of thing like Like a certain set of users or certain the geographical location, etc So we'll talk about more in in detail about different types of feature toggles coming in the rest of the talk So this is how it looks like it's a Ruby code Of course, I know what you're thinking. We have if else That's that's an anti pattern, but it really works. So You have a check whether a certain flag is true then you do a certain kind of execution, otherwise you do something else and that is how a feature toggle works and you can do it through configuration files either Yaml files or property file, which depending upon what kind of framework or language you are you are using and Using that you can do or there are quite a few open source tools available across languages, which you can use for for feature toggles That depends. How do you want to take it forward? For example, rollout is a very very popular one in the Ruby world toggles is another one in the Java world and so on so forth so I picked some and put it over here and But I'm sure it is available in across all the languages and so usually Most of the teams at least in my experience The toggle starts off as release toggles a way to segregate your deployment from releases you are ready to deploy at any moment of time, but that doesn't mean that you are releasing and And that gives you gives you a confidence that okay And then how you can you always have the confidence that the feature which is not which is not ready either because it's incomplete or it requires certain acceptance from say some major stakeholders it is still it is the code is still there, but it's not you it's not open to the users and This allows another one that another facility that is that is you can if you want to push a quick Quick patch or a bug fix to the production what you can do is you can you can follow the same process You don't have to create another branch for that or merge with that and then it goes through the same code and then there is no question of Developer developers merging into a certain branch and then rebasing it and and so on so forth and another thing that that I have personally have seen is that you can keep the toggle until you get some kind of a confidence and Say you you push something to production your and then you see some unexpected behaviors in production Instead of rolling back the entire code Which is ideally the case that should happen but until you get to that level of maturity you can do what what you can do is you can turn off the feature and Deploy another one and then the production is taken care The the thing is that the feature is not available to user But it is much better than a situation where it affects 100% of the user because of because of Lord in the server Or some misbehaviors in the server. So that's another advantage that you get with it and There are there are a couple of other types of feature toggles Multiple people spoke about this Multiple talks one one such thing is called a B testing where you can Where you can open up the feature to a certain set of users depending upon a certain conditions such as Depending on and geography or say age group or so and so forth. So the difference between a release toggle and experiment toggles is that Experiment of experiment toggles are based on certain criteria Usually based on the based on the user's criteria Release toggle is usually based on the environment in which it runs usually in all preproduction environments, it will be turned off and In in in production environment the toggle will be turned off and so but that's a difference between Experimental toggle and and release toggle another and another Another technique that you can use is can really racing that also someone Some speakers spoke about it that is instead of Instead of opening up the use of feature features to the entire user base You can gradually open it to the users In the advantage that you get one is like the a bit testing where you can see or say Monitoring how users are using it tune it accordingly and and you can quickly run another experiment to see how People are using it now or you can decide or desired. Okay, what what next step to take take on that particular feature And another another week and releasing is used is to set test your architecture or your infrastructure So rather than opening up to the entire user base you can open up to a certain set of users and see how your system behaves and depending upon that you can tune and Optimize for further load and that's that's another advantage that you get by having feature toggles as a setup in your in your development process and The there is a third type of Toggles called obstacles obstacles is a way to manage your Manually manage your circuit breakers for example So these are Say for example, let's take a quick case of a shopping shopping site or an e-commerce site where you have recommendations See because of a unexpected failure in the system the recommendation engine is not behaving Is taking too much load on the system? It can be because of network failure or a hardware failure. So what you can do is you can turn off that feature until you completely restore the service and So for those kinds of things also, this is this comes under the circuit breakers when something doesn't doesn't Respond within a within a time you expect you break it and move on and And the feature toggles gives you the flexibility for that too And that is how that's how you can you can use feature toggles also So even though we started off the talk with with saying that okay How can you push incomplete features to production? These are added advantage that you get by having a set up for feature toggles so but like when when Prem spoke about the feature all in the morning many people were talking about how do you have handled the if else in your core and So that's a that's a side I'm going to talk about so every every practice or everything that you do has a pro and con So nothing nothing is perfect. So so likewise a feature toggle So this is an actual feature toggle that we had in our system This is not something I made up. So once we had since these many feature toggles people forgot to remove ideally feature toggle Has to be a short-living but that ideal situation doesn't happen all the time because of various reason so We sat and and deleted all the feature toggles You can imagine the accommodation and combination of fulfills that code might have had at that point of time. So So we sat and removed it So how do you handle it? This this is not much different from asking the question How do you how do you create less bucks or how do you create? How do you handle your technical debt? There is no gold There is nothing like okay, you do this do this do this this will happen and similarly feature toggle also So to manage that only one guideline I mean my experience which has worked is that Setting guideline for the expiry date for every toggle. So once you create it say that okay It has to be deleted by this time that can be a standard across Across the team or it can be depending upon certain condition depending upon the complexity of the feature And over a period of time what I've seen is that it it it matures in within the team. Okay, so Recently, I've read which this is something that I have not tried myself that Certain teams have created Builds build scripts which will fail if the feature toggle is beyond the expiry date You can go to that level but I've not tried that but that seems to be very good way in that way It is completely handled automatically But it requires some time for you to actually say okay What is expiry date? Is it two days? Is it one week or is it two weeks? So you experiment it and see usually if you give time, this is like test driven development or say Or say pair programming it takes time. So you you work with people Open converse converse openly and then I think almost all the time this kind of things take take will be taken care of a period of time and Another thing that I would like to emphasize is that I Started with T max which is a team within a company. So I'm not saying that this is the way to go in an open source world So open in GitHub workflow works perfectly fine in an open source world because there it is open You need some kind of a control with what kind of code goes into the code goes into the code base And that is because there is no there is no hiring mechanism so-called so and it requires that kind of a control and Versus that in the product team or where The importance should be given to the code going into the production and see how it behaves rather than making sure that you are taking care of The coding guidelines or the design principles The the the best feedback that you can get is by going going the code into the production and that and how users use it And if it doesn't make sense just remove it that's that's the best thing that that should be done rather than waiting for someone to review the code and approve it and you have tools like lending and So many other things that you can do to take care of automate that too and do automate Offload that process much earlier rather than later in the design later in the release cycle And have conversation within the within the team have understanding and among the team to say okay This is the kind of guidelines that you that you follow so and but just to emphasize I'm not talking about open source over here I'm talking about just teams which are working toward a product team Which is which where where it makes complete sense at least that is that is what I've seen it it works and just to summarize Have a proper continuous integration setup That is follow mainline development ever the word if every member in the team come is to the same same branch and The in what I've seen is that this is a first major step towards continuous delivery or continued deployment Without having a proper continuous integration setup It is not possible. It is very hard Maybe bordering on to impossible to have a proper continuous delivery or deployment setup closely followed by automation but this is a first step and Use feature toggle segregate deployment from releases use feature toggles for that Run Qt experiments within the production to see okay how users use the features and use feature toggles for that too and Set an expiry date so that the feature toggles doesn't become a technical debt and This is a regenerated Tmax they learn from their failure. They didn't give up and Now they are happy because they can see when their code goes into production and that makes them very very confident and very very accomplished and I think that's it. Yeah, just an emphasis on the on the references the first first link I've given I'll be sharing the slides the first reference. I've given An article in multiple site. It talks very in detail about Feature toggles, how do you manage it? What is the use of each types of feature toggle? So anyone who wants to start with feature toggles? I highly recommend you to read that couple of other blog posts that I've written and It's my contact Questions we have time for question. We have time for one question so Nice talk. How do you define like expiry time for a feature toggle? I didn't get that part So what we have used is that we use we have our The ticketing system or a project management system. So we add another card saying that okay We have to delete this feature toggle by this date You can have reminders or sometimes what we have done is that in the whiteboard you write Okay, this feature toggle has to be removed by the state and when you're having stand-ups or say any other meetings people get notified about that so That depends and then how long is is I mean I'm a consultant. So I have the standard answer. It depends You have to try out and see what what works you? Until you get the conference in the production So that's that's the way to get started over a period of time. I think you get you automatically Did that answer you


Hi you guys my name is Brittany and welcome back to my youtube channel you guys in today's video I'm going to share with you everything that is in my January morning basket I cannot wait to share with you guys all the books all the goodies all of everything So I have my basket right here. It's empty because I have all the books laid out So I cannot wait to show you guys everything so you guys if any of you are new here to my channel again My name is Brittany. I am a homeschooling mom to three girls I have a ten three in a two-year-old so I'm really excited about January's morning basket because I feel like out of all The morning baskets that I did I feel like I was a lot more intentional with this basket I really want us to continue to read a lot within our homeschool I really feel like I have been slacking on that department. I really have been focusing so much on Not making sure that we're not behind like in our core curriculum However, now that I feel like we are at a good place in our core curriculum I am really going to bring back all those enrichment things in our morning basket in our morning time. So Let me stop rambling you guys and go ahead and show you everything that I have So I'm gonna go ahead and start off with Bible So last quarter we actually studied God's ten promises or the ten commandments and my daughter really enjoyed it We studied it for like three months and we had so much fun So this quarter we are going to be studying the fruits of the spirit So I'm really excited about us digging in deep into this book written about the fruits of the spirit So far we have already gone over love and joy. So I'm really really happy about Continuing to use this series right here for explaining the fruits of the spirits now This book right here pairs really really good with the care to matters cards from September and co and Right now. I am just having my daughter Memorize each one of the memory verses that goes along with the characters So for love she has been memorized in first Corinthians 13 verse 4 through 7 Love is patient. Love is kind that whole memory verse and it's really been going good And I really love how this book right here and these September and co-carts have been Pairing really really well together. We read only two stories a week in here It has discussion questions and activities and things we can do along with the devotional So I just really like to take my time I really want these things and these concepts to be solidified within my daughter because Bible is really an important time in My household for us and my family. So I'm really excited for us to go on into our next unit Along with Bible you guys you already know I love this little devotional book how God grows a courageous girl My daughter really has been enjoying reading this devotional when we don't have time to do like our unit study Which I just showed you for Bible, which is the fruits of spirit. We have like a busier day It's a crazier morning We will always read this devotion book and we will go over our character We will say our prayer will read our poem and that will end off our morning Bible Especially for those days when it's chaotic with my two toddlers So I am still enjoying this little devotional. We are halfway through the through with this one So I'm gonna find I need to find like another devotional for her. So we've been loving this I really feel like this is good for any girls ages eight to ten It really has good messages and good meanings for girls I think they do have another one for the boys as well But we've been enjoying this little devotional right here Now another thing that's in my morning basket that has been in it for a while is my sing-a-song the season You guys already know I wasn't the believer at first, but it's still inside my morning basket I'm really loving going back to January because we started this one off in August So we're really getting a chance to really see this book full potential by being able to go back to January And my daughter loves reading these poems and sing a song of season. So um, yeah, it's still in the morning basket Now as far as like my books that I'm going to be reading with my two younger toddlers I was able to pull back out some of their favorites back on our bookshelf We had our fall and our winter books and since it's January I figured I would go ahead and put their two favorites back on our bookshelf, which is I am enough and I believe I can you guys I know you already know how many times I mentioned these books here on my channel But I really love these books right here. They're so inspirational. They're they're so encouraging And I really feel like to kick start our new year I just wanted to go ahead and put back a favorite on our bookshelf So I'm really happy to continue to read these two amazing picture books to my daughters Another book that I have that I am reading with my two toddlers is I believe or from head to from head to toe from Eric Carl You guys I love Eric Carl. They love Eric Carl and I just really figured this would be a really good book to add In to our mix into our morning like picture book type of read aloud again, I'm just going along with the encouragement motivational type of theme for Our picture books that I'm displaying on my bookshelf for the month of January So they have been enjoying this one I really like the rhyming repetition Within Eric Carl's books and it really has been helping my middle daughter Leia who has a speech delay It's really helping her with her vocabulary by me reading to her More books like this with a rhyming repetition in them Now you guys if you already see my channel, I am doing preschool with my two toddlers I have officially Added them into the mix and they are going to be doing a color unit from the new curriculum We are doing which is playing preschool So I have a big stack right here of all of the books that we are going to be Reading with our colored unit and I just want to go ahead and share them with you guys because This is going to be a part of my morning basket a part of my morning time I'm really trying to just um have a natural flow from our bible time to our Reading time and then on to the rest of our core work for my oldest daughter So I figured by adding in our read aloud for our playing preschool In our morning basket, it would be the best way to go So we're not reading all these books at once, but these are all the books We're going to get through in our colors unit, which is going to last us for two weeks So the first one again from eric carl is brown bear brown bear. What do you see? I have pita cat. I love my white shoes You guys if you have any toddlers this pita cat. I love my white shoes has a really cute um song on youtube And it's like a read aloud edition and my daughters They love following the pages of the book and listen to the read aloud and now when I read this book They don't want me just to read it to them. They want me to do like the song and all of the things So, uh, yeah, if you have any toddlers, definitely check out that youtube video on pita cat. I love my white shoes So I have 10 black dots. I have mouse paint This is actually the book we're doing this week and it's talking about how to um It's showing the kids how two colors when they mix together they turn into another color So this is really an awesome book for uh going over Primary colors and secondary colors for the younger one. So this is our book. We've been reading right now and it's been awesome We've already read freight train for our first two days of our colors unit and this one was a cute one as well You guys I really love um all of the bright illustrations in this uh Picture book and it really helped solidify those colors with my um my two younger toddlers So yeah, this one was definitely a good one and I'm happy that we're still uh reading this along with our colors unit I have green that I checked out from the library to I have herald and the purple crayon Hopefully they don't get a bad message from this book But I'm so excited to read this one with them when we get to this one And then the last book that I have for my younger toddlers is the rainbow fish So I'm really excited about all of these books that I'm adding in for my toddlers now for brielle By the time you guys are watching this video martin with the king day has already passed. However We are spending this whole week going over a little mini martin with the king unit My daughter actually started homeschooling her second half of second grade So she's never really had an opportunity to really learn about martin with the king Throughout her elementary school years when she was in um her early Her early elementary school years when she was in public school before I pulled her out to homeschool So I really wanted to give her some true gentle history this year So we've really been focusing on martin with the king the main book We have been reading this week is the story of martin with the king jr And you guys I really love uh these books the story of because I love how they have They have these really thought provoking questions right here. Um that they asked the kids to really think about Just different things that happen within martin's life and how what they feel how what they react And it's really uh allowing her to critically think and at the end of the book you guys It's a little comprehension check. So I feel like this um If you see it, so there's a little comprehension check at the end So I feel like these little books were really really good in explaining um just martin with the king's life and The historical facts around his life uh the civil rights movement. It did an awesome job It did an awesome job of giving gentle history And I really love too how it highlighted vocabulary words that you know, your kids may not know That you want to go over with them so they can really understand the text and then in the back of this book it also has a glossary So um, I have really been enjoying this one if you guys already know I can definitely still a who was fan, but this book it just you know, it added a little um to Our uh study this week. So I have really been enjoying this one But again, I do have who was dr. Martin Luther king This one does go a little bit more in-depth this one if you have an early elementary age kid. Maybe um, I'll say first through third. This one will be a good one to start off Three through seven. I really think that um, it's appropriate for the who was books because they do go a little bit deeper But um, both of these books have been amazing this week Now I'm going to show you guys another one that I have from last year that I read with my daughter And this is I am Martin Luther king and again for the gentleness of the content. I feel like these two Are a gentle in content. I feel like the who was book. Um, it's really hitting some um heart truths So um, if you guys were wondering where to start in your MLK journey or in your Martin Luther king studies um, I just want to kind of rate them as far as gentleness and um Trues just because this is a really sensitive topic and I definitely want to make sure when I present this information to my daughter about You know the civil rights movement about this time that I am Creating the atmosphere where she can absorb the information and I'm not giving her too much all that one So I've been enjoying my collection that I have been collecting so far. So, uh, yeah Now, um, something else that is inside of our morning basket is we are doing an africa continent study We are using amazing africa from the heritage mom block and it's really been going great I really love diving into each country within africa So i'm going to share with you guys the picture books that we are going to be using for this month during our africa study So the picture book we're going to be reading is a is for africa We're going to be reading Beatrice go We're also going to be reading a shanti to zulu. Hopefully i'm pronouncing this right you guys And then the two main books that goes along with the amazing africa patch it are the amazing africa pack is africa is not a country And africa amazing africa country by country now this book you guys I really love this book the pictures in this book is is beautiful I love the illustrations in here and I really like how it gives you tid bits about um Each of the countries you are going on and you guys a lot of times as we read about each of the countries in this africa Book right here my daughter. She loves to go on rabbit trails We're also making like a really cool interactive notebook So while i'm reading to her all of the different facts and information From the picture books from this reference book we're using she is doing like an interactive journal She's coloring. She is writing down facts about each country And then she's actually asked me to take it a little bit further and she wants to start Adding in different like scrap notebook paging in within each country. Maybe like a food She uh wanted to add in in it So she's really getting creative with her interactive um africa notebook that we're doing too So those are the picture books as well Now you guys for our main read aloud that we are reading for the month of january is On the banks of plum creek you guys I tried my best to show my daughter so many other books For us to kind of get off this little house on the prairie series However, you guys she just wants to keep on going We have already read little house in the big woods. We've read farmer boy And we also read little house on the prairie now little house on the prairie was not me and my daughter's favorite However, it did in really really well That so I really still will give that one a good rating because it ended beautifully I love the message behind the end of the little house on the prairie uh book So we're going along with the series I tried to get her to read the long winter because we were in winter But my daughter she loves reading books step by step by step So we are on on the banks of plum creek However, you guys this next month since it is black history month I told my daughter I get to pick the book because it's black history month And I really want us to focus on something that's going to really let us dive deep in the month of february So, uh, yeah, so for right now, we are still continuing with the little house on the prairie books But um, yeah, she she can't pick for the month of february So you guys since we're talking about books and we're talking about morning baskets I have a little pal right here of some personal books that i'm reading That i'm going to go ahead and share with you guys too Just because it is fun seeing all of the reading and the picture books we're doing with our kids However, I just wanted to change it up a bit and show you guys Some of the uh devotions and some of the reading that I am doing personally I'm really trying to up my game this year on uh reading more and being less in technology As far as me just scrolling I really want to be intentional with the time that I do have by myself without the kids and I really don't want to Spend it idly just always uh, just online. Um, I know I film. I know I edit I know I'm trying my best to be on instagram more and doing all of the things for uh, I guess my fun Content creating side of things but as far as personally, I do want to get more into books So i'm going to share with you guys some devotionals that i'm reading right now So i'm reading this devotional and it's called trusting guide day by day by uh, joy smires I really have been enjoying this one. I actually started this devotional in october So it's a 365 day devotional. So I just started back at january and you guys sometimes i'm not gonna lie I don't have like that hour or that 30 minutes in the morning to be able to do my devotion Sometimes you guys all I have is like five ten minutes But if anything I pick up this book. I pray to god I do the scripture reading and I go on about my day I'm trying my best to wake up earlier and to spend more time in the morning with god However, I'm doing the best that I can in a season of life and these devotions right here has really been helping me Dive in deeper into the bible. So I've really been enjoying this devotional I also read this one and it's from the same publisher as my daughter's book How god grows a courageous girl and this one's called worry Worry less and pray more a woman's devotional guide to it to anxiety free living And you guys I really love just the tidbits and the messages and the prayers within this because some days This is what I need I need to know that I just need to lay it all at god's feet and trust him In my life in my home school and everything. So I've really been enjoying this devotional Now as far as two reading books that I have been reading I have been you guys this is like my second month straight trying to be Second or to be consistent with this book. It's wonderful Every time I get through another chapter But I just need to be more consistent and this one is called rhythms of renewal from Rebecca line line linens And you guys this was a recommendation from tory from the oglesfield hon and her recommendations for her books, you guys It never fails. I really have been enjoying this one I've been enjoying the journaling pages at the end and I really think that this is helping me in my motherhood Outside of just homeschool mom everything like that is helping me. Um, just for me So I really have been enjoying reading this book and for homeschool purposes, of course, we have to read a homeschool book I'm reading homeschool bravely. I'm gonna be honest I'm not liking this as much as I have like the call to the wild and free that one was beautiful However, I just want to see what homeschool bravely was about. It's good so far But it's not as good as the other book that the other homeschooling book that I have read If you guys like have any like homeschooling books you want to recommend to me Go ahead and link them down below in the comments so I can check them out as well So you guys that is everything inside of my january morning basket Um, I know I have a lot of stuff and I know I am biting off a lot of literature But I really hope we can dive in deep into more books this uh coming semester So you guys as always, thank you so much for watching today's video I hope you enjoy and I look forward to seeing everybody in my next one Bye


Going on, everyone. Sam here with late in sports cards. We've been 23, putting in your prison baseball hobby, six box break, number 14, PYT. Pick your team style. Read off the list of our names and our teams. We've got Chris F, Pirates, Nationals, Yanks. We have Daniel Y with the Braves and Giants. Derek E with the Rays. Edward P, Cardinals, Guardians, Francis H. Orioles, Reds, Brewers, Jared W. Mariners. Jeremy R with the Padres. Keith J, Marlins and Phillies. Kinsuki K with the Rangers. Michael R has the Cubs and Angels. Min Kukai, Diamondbacks, Nicholas M, Blue Jays. Phillip T, White Sox, Royals, Dodgers, Mets and Athletics. Ryan B with the Rockies, Tigers, Ashrow's Twins and Shigadori U with the Red Sox. Let's get started, everybody. Here we go. Good luck to you all. Yeah, they seem to be slumping just the pad. Randy and Wander. Regis. Yeah. Early win, 2-1, 49. That is a Richie Ashburn and Brooks Lee. Train for Shoei, Raise Need to Trade. Oh, yeah. They need to trade Mead, Kaminaru and probably a few others. No, no, no. You're not trading Kaminaru, dude. Blue to 1-49, Aril Vera, Angels. That's Isaac Veen and Zach Veen again. I hope he's fine with trading everyone else. Wander. Pot of Gold, Pete Rose. Everyone else, I meant other cross picks. Hodge Bradley. If, I mean... Michael Bush for the Dodgers on the Signatures Auto. He might not bring a ton right now. Gashida. Pitching. Yeah, pitching well. Is he still in the majors or no? Yeah, he just peeped us today. Richie Ashburn. There's Kirby Puckett, nice one there to 1-99. The Twins. Pat Gillick and Jordan Laula. I highly doubt we give, they're telling me. Silver to Mar. Red Ozzie Smith, the Wizard to 1-99. Dalton Rushing for the Dodgers. Hyper and Greg Maddox. There's Bobby Miller for the Dodgers. Again, red wave, nice one there. It's Phillip. Phillip always killing it with the Dodgers. I think Phillip has legitimately like at least six Bobby Miller autos. Not a bad auto ticket. J.R. Richie for the Braves, potential penmanship. No, it really isn't, Wade Boggs. Really none of these guys are bad autos to get in here. Plus you get like some funny ones too. Jake Bennett for the Nats to 75. Jack Leiter, Pulsar and base, whoa. There's Lefty Williams, Orange, waved to 50. Pulsar, Bayerga and Pudge. Oh yeah, we need to trade Dominguez. We would need to trade Arias. We probably have to trade Maia too, Brandon Maia, who's like that really young international guy. Bagwell, Aurelis Martinez and Trevor Jones. And it probably cost us either Wells or Jones too, it would have to. And I don't know, I'm not really comfortable with doing that. I don't think the Yankees are good enough this year to win it. Silver Chief Myers. Yes, that's the problem with the Rays right now because they have not shown like. Right. If they were playing like they were earlier on in the season I would say go ahead and get them because then that would actually probably put them over the hump. Yeah, exactly. But right now, getting Shohei will only probably improve like, I don't know, I don't know if we'll put them over the hump too. It'll essentially just be Angel Dwarf, right? Yeah, true. I mean, you'd be better than the Angels but I know what you mean, Silver Snelling. That, yeah, Randy.  Oh yeah, you need to basically make that trade and have Otani on a three-way call and be like, you need to confirm you are going to resign after the season if we're gonna sell the entire farm system. Wallace, there's Zack Neto, and Yini Cappy. Yeah, that wouldn't really be a very Rays move to get Otani. Yeah, agreed. There's Jim Rice to 90 Nines. Ice Raleigh Fingers and Willie Maze. Yeah, that'd be cool if they got Blake Snell back because the Padres are gonna be sellers of the deadline. There's Jared Schuster to 199 for the Braves. I feel like they'll be doing both. Ice Napoli Joy and Lungong. What's up? I feel like they'll be doing both. They'll be buying low-selling high phones. I know, can you imagine? Ramirez, Yini Cappy, and Pete Rose. I know, I still think the O9 ring was worth it. There's Jet Williams, Jet the Met. Four of the Mets, Red Wave Auto. Nice one there, New York. Jet the Met. Bee Jets with a spot in H2. Thank you, Bee Jets. Henrik with the Buccaneers and Scott with a national break. So more spots coming in for tonight, guys. Jordan Walker, down to 17 to go on prison H2. Down to seven spots to go now in, I don't mean that was select H2, and down to seven to go on PNE1, PYT. Noma. Noma. Noma. There's Marcelo Meyer on the Mojo to 25 for the Red Sox. Nice one there, Boston, 20 to 25. Robin Ventura and Harry Ford. Silver, Drew Thorpe. Babe Herman. Dylan Lesko. Hyper. That scared me a little bit. Got about Lesko. Prepared. Oh yeah. Noel V. Marte. Nice one there. Silver potential penmanship for the Reds. It was actually pretty cool. He pulled his true blue first auto out of 2019 Bo McRome. Saw that. And it through the years, which was pretty sweet. And we pulled an Alvarez first, tractor auto out of either 19, I think he's 19 as well. That is Ty Madden for the Tigers potential penmanship base auto. Purple, Jacob Berry, two at 99. Pulsar Tyler Gentry and James Wood. Orange Wave Ichiro for the Mariners. Tough 50. Brandon Barrera and Ricky Anderson. I'm gonna be deleting Mountain Dews tonight. I can tell you that. Deleting Mountain Dews. Do you think your average consumption amount loses per night? Per night? Usually just one. Sometimes two. Sometimes. That's not too bad. Which will probably be tonight. I'll probably have a second one. That's not too bad. No. But I had a Red Bull today, all right. Peace out. There you go. That makes sense then. Silva Kai Bush. Whoa. Red Wave is Tyler Gentry and Kyle Harrison. I've only pulled one of the Giraffes skins. Are there silver Jim Edmonds? There's Chief Myers. And Evan Carter. Did you imagine if Dylan Lesko, Yasser Mercedes, and Jirlin Confidon were all in the same box break? Jeez, dude. That's Lefty Williams. Nice one there. I'll be mad. Sam didn't rip that for him. 149. I know Barry Larkin. Ice. That'll be so, so, that'd be so perfect. Orange. Griffey. Nice. The 50. 21 of 50. Three off Jersey number. Congrats on that Mariners. Ice of Raleigh Fingers and Buster Posey. That is gonna be Brandon Fatt. Nice one there on the base auto for the Diamondbacks. Congrats, Arizona. Congrats, Arizona. Ken Griffey. Silva, second none. Ricky Henderson. And Babe, second none as well. Silva, Yuri Perez. Jim Gilliam. 2199. Red. Hyper Pete Rose and Evan Carter. Silver Tucker Chulman. Red Rod Carew. It's 199. Hyper Dale Murphy and A-Rod. Dude, with the card I just added to my collection because I love them. That was a 2020 top tribute road Oswald auto. So far. I wanted him in TCPA so bad. Brooks Lee. Nice one there for the twins on the signatures auto. But he wasn't an Astra on TCPA, it was a affiliate. Oh yeah. Kyle Manzardo. Base auto for the race. I remember how good that rotation was with Doc, then Lee, then Oswald, then like Jay Hap and Joe Blanton. There's Judd Fabian to 99. Joe Blanton. Hyper, or Pulsar of Yeti Cappy. Dr. Legend, Joe Blanton. Oh yeah, pretty much everywhere, Legend. Joe Blanton. That's Andrew Gilbert. Nice one there for the Astros to $70. Hans Lobert and Base. Sean with a select personal. Thank you, Sean. Sure, Kyle will be very happy about that. Again, guys, select H2 down to $17 to go. The spots are on sale, $17 to go. There's a link for you, $17 to go. That's essentially the next break we have with spots. Optic retail is at just a few. Thank you there, Jeffrey G picking up a Sunday Funday spot. It's down to $13 to go now. There you go. $13 to go on Sunday Funday, everybody. Really good lineup. Not as expensive as some of the other Sunday Fundays, which is awesome, i.e. like the one that we're going to have this upcoming week. This on next Sunday, so a week from today, the Sunday Funday mixer is going to be very high end 2017 NT. 2017 Prism football are both going to be in there and a load of 2020 stuff as well. We have Bob Lemon. That's Tony Oliva to $75. Payton Pallet Hyper and Kyle Harrison. We also on Friday have a dual case. Teared random team style. 2020 NT collegiate and 2020 NT football. That's going to be crazy. Joey Weimar-Silver, Al Bridwell to $99. Tony Larusa and Evan Carter. I'll be doing most of your nights this week, everybody.  That is 900 points for him to all at the end. So again, we'll be doing two randoms, second to none, Pete Rose. Pete Rose. Pete Rose, dude. Pete Rose. Unbelievable. There's Luis Matos-Silver signatures for the Giants. San Fran, Higante. Blue, Sterling Thompson to $149 for the Rockies. Tony Averson-Artega and Babe Ruth. Blue, Cool Papa Belle. That'll be one of the non-MLB cards. That'll go to one spot to $149. Randy Johnson and Ken Griffey. Only way we'd ever do a separate random for a non-MLB card is if it was like a gold vinyl. Whitey Herzog, Red Wave, Yuri Perez. Nice one there for the Marlins.  Yuri, yeah. Bagwell-Silver, Sterling Thompson. He doesn't have any tops at all. No Bowman. No Bowman first, sorry. Red, Robert Moore to $199 for the Brew Group. That's going to be a Tom Siever and Brooks Lee. Yeah, I don't know, weird. Vince Coleman, it's a name right there. It's a $199. Ice Randy Johnson, Zac Neto. Got Otto Spencer Jones for the Yankees. Spencer Jones, Yankee. Staring out the window. Nice one there. Shout out Jack Johnson. No, is that Conor Gross? Yeah, shout out Conor Gross. Some Pot of Gold, Zac Neto. And George Brett. Charlie C with a national museum spot. Thank you there, buddy. Peter D with the National Breakers, the light random team spot as well. And guys, after tonight, every single break will be for the National Promo. Take a look at every break description, see how many spots you get as well. I mean, there are some that Sunday Funday Mixer, you will get 10 National Promo spots in that, which is incredible. Jared Schuster, Andrew Jones, Purple to $99, Hyper, Willie Cam, and Tamar Johnson. Again, the first prize is a 2009 Mike Trout, Bowman, Refractor, Otto, BGS95, valued at about 12 grand. There's 600 points, ran to all at the end, each year. Now, two different teams will get points as well. Share the love a little bit there, kind of buy out the rest of the National Freaks. Silver or Aliva. There's Jose Salas, Mojo to 25 for the twins. Two of 25, Hyper, Joey Weimer, and Zac Bean. Mean Green Bean. Mean Green Bean. Blue, Andy Pajas to 149. Polsar, Averson, Artega, and LED La Cruz fireworks. Auto coming up here is Johan Rojas. Silver going to the Phillies. Nice one there in the prospect signatures. Johan Rojas, Mastata Yoshida. That is gonna be Orange, Kevin Alcantara to 50 on the Orange Wave. Polsar, Brooks Robinson, Greg Maddox. Silver, Hans Lover. Red Wave, Jason Dabingas, and Merck McGuire. Silver, Devisandelo Santos. There's a Red Wave, Ellie. Nice one there. Hey, thank you there, Matz. Appreciate you, buddy. Mat, picking up the last two spots in Optic Retail. That first, that break is now sold out. So we're down to three to go on the second one. Mat, I appreciate you, man. Grab a cup of coffee, just closed out Optic. Let's do it. Honeygro, there's your boy to 199. Nice one there. He wouldn't be a 300 hitter. Chat Williams, he wouldn't be an immaculate green question. I don't know what his tiny dude. That's yellow. That's an immediate yellow. To 75 is Dave Bancroft, Ice Ivan Melendez, and Vase. Get out. Please get out. We got a manga coming up here, Jake. Manga is Greg Maddox. Dude, that's awesome. For the Braves, the professor. My opinion personally, best pitcher of all time. Me personally, that's my opinion. He's up there. It's Greg Maddox. He's up there, dude. Like if you were to say, you get one pitcher in their prime to join the Yankees right now and try to make a World Series run, I'm taking Greg Maddox. Interesting. Yep, Harry Ford Silver and Bobby Whitt. Copy us for closers. You know what, Mat? That is AJ Smith, Shauver. Nice one there going to the Braves on the potential penmanship. That's what I'm saying, Thomas. That's what I'm saying. He was really good. Last box. Here we go. Good luck, everybody. All the randoms through at the end as well. So then, Raffaella for the Red Sox. Nice one there on the Ice Auto. The Ice Auto. It's going to be Mark McGuire. McGuire. That is Gordon Griseffo for the Cardinals on the base auto. Signatures. And Ichiro. Who would you take, any picture of all time, to put on the raise right now? And Maddox will take a math teacher that'd carve up Hall of Fame batters for decades. That's so true. Orange Wave, Zach V, and a 50. So true, Matt. For the Rockies, there's a Warren Spawn. And ones. Al K. Line to 199. Pulsar's Zavala, Larry Walker. That's tough. It is tough. It's a very, I mean, because there's so many answers that you can argue. Frank Thomas. Luis Oparachio. Jamie Moyer. Jamie Moyer was the man, dude. Jamie Moyer, the longevity of Jamie Moyer needs to be studied. Guy was throwing 75. Mark Griseffo, he was the man. Honestly. Blake Burkhalter and Tyler Soderstrom. Go look at Rocky's highlights of Jamie Moyer. Oh, man. That was quite the era of Rockies, Jamie Moyer. Guy was really throwing BP up there. Drew Jones is 75. Nice one there. James Wood and Marcel Amar. And he was still getting results. I know. Randy Johnson. Big unit to one to give me Bartolo. I still am there for the Mariners. There's Reggie Crawford. Another guy with plenty of longevity. Mad Dog and Smolitz was insanity. Spencer Jones. What a way to end the prism. Spencer Jones. Spencer Jones, Yankees. I know you got a couple of, that is a silver goose Gossage, Babe Ruth. Moyer topped out at like 79 and dominated. It's so true. Now you got a couple of autos for sure in this one, Phillip. Silver Pereira. There's Vladimir Guerrero Sr. for the Nat, Double Tech, let me be nationals. 2199, Thelton Rushing, and Gavin Williams. I know you got a Bobby Miller auto. Yes, you for sure got a Bobby Miller. In both. No, we got Jake here. We got Jake here today, Matt. There's Hunter Brown. Warming Burnabelle, Colding Freeze and Alarm to 149. Hyper, Babe Ruth, and Prismatic Alvarez. Rich Hill. Rich Hill, another guy with crazy longevity. All right guys, got a couple of randoms to do again here. We're gonna do points random with all of the teams, as well as the non MLB cards random. Bip, there we go, non MLB. All right, so I'm gonna bring you guys over really quick here to the random screen. So we're gonna start with the points. We've got 900 and 600. Gonna roll the dice, the top team after 11 dice rolls will get 900, the second team will get 600. So one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11. You got the Tigers are gonna pick up 900. And then you've got the nationals. The nationals are gonna pick up 600.  I mean, Forrest isn't here. So there's really not a lot of drama that's gonna stir up with that one. Then we got our non MLB cards. So Cool Papa Belle, Tomiyuki Sugano, and Buck Leonard among some of the guys who are non MLB.  One team will get all those cards for the break. So we got one, two, and three. Gonna go to the raise. Raise is gonna get all the non MLB cards. Good Lord, get this guy out. All right, let me go back over to the main can. There we go. Do a quick recap here, guys. We've got, thanks, sir. Time added. That is J.R. Ritchie, Michael Bush, Gordon Graceffo, Kyle Manzardo, Spencer Jones, Brandon Fatt, Brooks Lee, H.J. Smith-Schauber, Noel V. Marte, Yohan Rojas, Luis Matos, Spencer Jones, Sedan Rapayela, Bobby Miller, Jet Williams, and the professor, Mad Dog, Greg Maddox on the manga.  It's gonna do it for the break, everybody. Thanks again for the fill. Coming up next is gonna be Finest.