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My performance review says shows up to work It's Von Grissom Austin Riley blew an aqua vapor to 250 Yeah, we got on the office space Hunter Brown rookie refractor and Phillies rookie green wave auto to 99 Cody Clemens Riley Green I Did win a t-shirt one time for guessing the number of jelly beans in a jar It was like nine all kinds of weird stuff and then I would like to sign up You know that have a little thing is where you sign up and dump your ticket in the thing or whatever I want a hot tub one time But I was too young to clean it Like they call them talk to the Guardians. Yeah, no, he's he's a child No, I don't know. I haven't seen one You know hall Brett Beatty. That's rookie green refractor to 99 Mets Let's be pretty rare real war in case 32 and that's just without mixtures in person. 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Yeah We're trying to like We're OG's so we're trying to like Let him catch up a little bit. Don't want to feel bad. So he's like the younger brother Yeah, let him win one here and there Like oh, how did I miss that shot?  Good job Are the hats back? I don't know Chipper rivalries Soto headliners They're not. No, we don't come back in the stock yet. I can Adley rookie. This is I'm wearing a retired hat. This one's out of print Logan hoppy and cubs rookie green refractor auto to 99 Christopher Morel nice hit cubs second Morel rookie auto to 99 of the break It's my it's my love for the Chicago cubs It's really fueling me. Yeah, Turner Michael Harris. What do they say don't rest on your morals? Yoshida Nolan Gorman rookie design variation live off the rest of my days of shame I know I'll to a world's finest Tim Anderson and Nolan Gorman So Grizzlies and Nets y'all just Grizzlies and Nets left in that second select basketball Hobby pick your team style break Devers Aqua shimmer Cal Mitchell rookie auto pirates We're gonna have some fireworks in the second half of the case as first half's been kind of not the greatest gunner couple nights morel I'm thinking bigger Morel Oscar Coloss rookie refractor miggy Lanyon Sosa rookie sky blue Brea Corbin Carroll rookie purple refractor to 250 d-backs Quarterbacks, what's that on? Bob HBO, I think did you ever watch Netflix? Did you ever watch was it playmakers? Show about the football team on ESPN. It's like a dramatic series but it painted Such a negative like the NFL looks like Supposedly threatening to sever ties with ESPN if they another season of it How was it negative was play your treatment or like what everything Just they're just trying to be gritty, you know Ronald Acuna and headliners black gold kinsu kroy Adrienne Beltray Rangers and some Texas Gunner Yeah, we do biking Yeah, I know I don't know Zach Wheeler purple refractor to 250. I'm not sure. I think I would rather Watch somebody mow their grass than listen to Aaron Rodgers talk Matthew Lieber tour rookie refractor, so I'm not sure. I'll love that Season of hard knocks, but I don't know. I'll give it a shot Cal Ripken I like he's so boring to me Um Padres rookie green refractor out of to 99 a guy. We're sorry though It's like the guy that thinks he's interesting, but it's really like The almost exact opposite. Yeah He could probably narrate my favorite book and I would not like that Bryce Harper aqua refractor to 199 No, I'm good. I mean I could I sanga I'm just saying like if I had to choose between that Just like listen to Aaron Rodgers do a commencement speech or something This is 10 of 50 worlds finest gold refractor wander franco raise nice Back-to-back cases with a gold world's finest That's like a Canadian flag color match. That's awesome windfield cold Cubs rookie Otto Christopher Morell third from well rookie Otto in the case Von Grissom rookie blue refractor to 150 if you leave her tour I like to watch Rodgers as a player Mito I else Very specific They're saying he signed so much as a risk Oh Anthony Volpe Soto rivalries Corbyn Carroll, I was like, wait, that's a very specific baseball I get it Michael can for though lava to 100 On that note, I'll have another slug of coffee here That's almost ready to start breaking guys. Yep almost there Netson Grizzly's H2 is still 17 All right the green Headliners Nolan Ryan and rookie orange wave Otto Mets the 25 Brett Beatty Congrats Mets on the Beatty rookie orange wave Otto 15 of 25 All right, we'll make that one for you Now we're cooking I see see the coffee what I did Jordan Walker Corbyn Carroll rookie blue aqua Vapor 250 Josh Young Maybe I'll take another drink of coffee before the next box Anthony Volpe rookie refractor Do you remember the stupid Lincoln Hawk thing from over the top? Where if I had a bad case or something I'd turn my head around backwards and re-grip and Sometimes good cards would come out Adley was that or was that free-forced? So no, I know I know pride we're talking about Lincoln Hawk a good bit Shohei Otani Michael Harris. So have you ever seen over the top? No, the arm wrestling movie right? Yeah Sounds a little over the top. I want to say Mastaki Yoshida Vaughn Grissom rookie refractor If you haven't seen over-the-top list alone I'll be back Friday night on the late in two channel But I think maybe we give everybody a few days. Maybe we'll wait until sunday daytime personals. Here's Oscar Gonzalez rookie rose gold to 75 But watch over the top and let's discuss it on sunday Pirates rookie refractor Otto or rookie Otto layover Pagaro. They're all refractors For us doesn't watch movies I watch movies World spinus mania machado. I mean well, I mean recently all I do is watch late in sports cards and become the late in sports cards Jacob DeGramme Uh, what was it Cameron? I I'm thinking probably not because I'm not I don't remember off the top of my head what it was I don't know Nolan Gorman rookie. I don't think so. I don't think so in this year Tovar rookie Aqua shimmer No, I didn't. Um, there's Adley rookie refractor I don't think Shacken is a card all in it Rangers rookie blue refractor Otto to 150 Bubba Thompson Gunner Henderson rookie if you Started hanging out with somebody who wasn't really a movie person. You're going to show in three movies. What would you show them? It's morale say that again. Sorry If you'd like became friends with somebody who wasn't a movie person But they're like, all right, I'll watch three movies with you. Three you'd want to show them Oscar Gonzalez try to think of like what's good, but also like would kind of be Like action packed almost like maybe the godfather's way to go because it's slower and It's your mania chateau lava to 100. Do you have any other thoughts on your head? Um, yeah, I think the godfather would be in there. Um, probably forest gump and I'm trying to think of like enjoyment. Yeah, Joe dirt would probably be in there Yeah, the godfather and Joe dirt the whole fiction Oh, there you go. Andy with a solid solid list. I don't think I would start with pulp fiction Yeah, no, I think you have to you have to learn the basics before you can follow the complex Yeah, you know, I'm gonna I'm gonna say Jurassic Park. I feel like that's a very Cal Mitchell rookie blue refractor 300. Well done and well rounded type of movie. That's also like exciting and Just I don't know. It's a fun movie Vinnie Pasquantino rookie green speckle to 125 You could pretty much just go off of Steven Spielberg and Mary Scorsese and you'd probably come up with a great list I think you've been Vinnie Pasquantino rookie refractor and Mets rookie Otto Brett Beatty I think you could go Patrick Swayze across the board roadhouse ghost dirty dancing So you got my romance you got action And you have That's just roadhouse alone right there. 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Yeah No, I think yeah, I think the statute of limitations on a movie should be like Six months after it releases on Like streaming something now However, the only exception is like if I was like hey for us, I'm gonna watch this. I've never seen it I've always wanted to I'm gonna check out star wars if he's like, all right.  That's just an example You can you can say that kodai senga rookie green lava to 99 met I mean like if I said I was gonna start watching something and you intentionally spoiled it like that would be That'd be rude, you know Well, wait till you get to this part. Yeah. Oh man, Jordan Walker rookie refractor watch out If you started like if you made a friend who Wasn't had like not been a movie watcher and you they said I'll watch three movies with you What would you pick like donnie think of like donnie rizzo Josh young. I don't know what it is with lsc We have either like movie fanatics Or people that have not like not seen movies Like I don't know if I got a good one. Actually, I don't know if lane has seen force come yet Back to the future is probably Probably up there. Jordan Walker soda Because you can't you don't want to get it.  Sorry. Oh, this will really get you into it. You want to feel sad at the beginning and the end of the movie Wait till you see jar jar's group is dead simian woods richard said rookie sky blue Oh man star wars is probably a pretty good one actually What about tv show Logan web purple refractors 250 not the best or tv show type stuff But I guess you would have to choose between like do you want like a drama or do you want like a Sit-com like the only right answer is probably letter Kenny letter Kenny Masataki Yoshida so Seinfeld I'd probably just do logan ohapi rookie refractor All right, letter Kenny is probably the one I think we're done. All right, that's a good show I won't do this because it's a long time like I would lose viewers. I could do an entire stream Just in those characters while I'm breaking it's funny because it's like a sketch show But it's like a narrative All right, we had um headliners kinsley croy black gold and your embell tray sky blue to 300 simian woods richardson rookie cow Mitchell rookie lenient sosa rookie mookie betz michael toglia rookie purple refractors 250 logan web Zach wheeler francisco alvarez rookie That is blue aqua vapor refractors to 250 francisco alvarez rookie and corbin carol rookie purple refractor to 250 corbin carol austereily blue aqua vapor aqua refractors 199 carlos kray of rice harper aqua shimmer to 175 is equal to bar rookie devours and ramirez Blue refractors to 150 rookie von grissom jacob de graham green speckle to 125 rookie viny pascontino and lad jr lava refractors nacho libre lava refractors to 100 mania michael canporto green these are the 99 rookie green lava codis enga rookie bret baity um rookie gabriel merano 75 oscar consola's rookie to 50 zack wheeler to 50 wander francco I think yeah, you know what you could do You could do the same the same director across the board nacho libre napoleon dynamite And gentlemen broncos if you haven't seen that I'd make it a priority this week You guys are sorry. 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Take a soft chair that will just get wired for our outfit here, and then as you know, you need anything or want a transcript or anything? Well, I would like a transcript because I can't talk in right shorthand at the same time, so I would like a transcript if I could get one. We'll have you all the way to the center. All right. First, I'll bring you greetings from son Christopher. Well, he insists you must come down to Charleston and see the destroyers. Who I wish I could. Stop going to all these aircraft carriers. I mean, destroyer people don't think much about the aircraft carriers. Come down and watch all the sea-going sailors. I don't know whether I ever told you. You can tell him that one of the first treasured toys that I had as a kid and didn't get it the first Christmas around, our Christmases were based on price tags and things, but through a catalog, the Lionel Company, no, Ives, Ives, that was the time of Lionel on Ives made model boats. But I remember those. You wound them up. In the 1920s. And one was a destroyer, and I just used to, I went to bed with that catalog itself where it took about three Christmases before I got it, and then they decided I was up to it. I'm going to tell Chris, your favorite boyhood toy was a destroyer. Yes. All right. I will please him greatly. I think I have 20 minutes, so maybe I better get at some of my questions here. Several of them relate to the budget, of course. Then I had some on the constitutional amendments that have been pending, and I had a series of kind of personal questions I wanted to ask. Let me go to the budget first. It's been said that you caved into the oil and gas interests. How do you respond to that criticism? Well, no, we didn't cave in in any way. When we got the Treasury proposal, I viewed it, and we all did, as, okay, here they'd given us the whole load, and we had to go at it then, point by point, on the basis of options of things that, whether we felt that they would be good or bad. With regard to oil, they had put that in, they'd wiped out everything. Right. Well, we have done away with the oil depletion allowance, except for stripper wells of under 310 barrels, and we put back in what has always existed, and that is the deduction of the actual costs of exploration and digging holes, drilling. But haven't you left in the intangible costs, so to speak? Yes, but they seem to me to be very definitely a part of the other. Now, almost 50% of our trade imbalance, Jack, is made up of the necessity to buy oil, to import oil. We know we've got more oil in this country than we found yet, and frankly, we just did not want to do anything that would discourage exploration. So what we put back in there is mainly for those wildcatters and those people, because the major oil companies aren't the ones that find oil. They move in after it's found, and we put it in for those people that go out and gamble their money that they can find in some oil. That's kind of a corollary criticism, has made that your program as it's outlined in this big book really skews in favor of the very wealthy, the families of, within comes more than $200,000 a year, that percentage-wise they will benefit more than the middle class. How do you respond to that criticism? Well, it just isn't true. Now, I grant you, Jack, that if you, when you're going to lower a bracket, the top bracket, which now there is no end up here to the top, you're going to lower that by 15 points from 50 to 35. I'm quite sure, yes, that someone with those really extravagant earnings, like some of our great athletes and so forth, obviously they're going to benefit once you get past that stage where deductions and so forth are important. Obviously the doubling of the personal exemption isn't going to mean one to somebody that's up there making a million and a half dollars a year. Is it fair? Is it fair that your outfielder, Winfield, earning a million dollars a year should get a greater percentage relief than your family with 30 or 40 thousand dollars? Well, it will total greater if, when he gets up to that amount. But right now the biggest criticism we're getting from many places is that the top bracket should be lower. But remember that we're talking about, you can almost count them on two hands, the few people that are way up there at that exotic thing. We're talking about a bracket that begins at $70,000, which I think in today's inflated world is not too far removed from what you could call upper middle glass. And actually the percentages as we show them overall don't show that up there they're getting that much benefit. One minor aspect of your program calls for elimination of this $1 check off for financing of presidential campaigns. The New York Times today said that you were acting like a sneak in doing that. How do you respond to the Times and others? Well, there's two things in that one. One of them is, remember part of this tax plan is to have more simplification. Yeah. So we're further simplifying. The second thing is, frankly I'll tell you, I've never believed in government funding of campaigns. Why? Because I think that the other is part of the First Amendment right of, that's a part of the expression of the people's wants is their contribution to campaigns. And the government funding has seemed to me to open a door to somebody guaranteed funding for a campaign and if that person's the only one in the world that thinks he or she should be a candidate. But given the opportunity for this simple check off on your tax form, isn't that a manifestation of First Amendment rights? Except that they don't choose who you're going to give it to. Ah, I see your point. The government decides who gets it. And therefore a lot of people, as I say, who probably, in other words, isn't it part of the political process that if an individual who chooses to go in to try for public life proves somehow that there's a legitimate reason for him by being able to raise support for people who will contribute to that individual knowing who they could contribute to. And if he can't get that kind of support, then you have to say that's part of the democratic process that then otherwise shouldn't be seeking public office. But if you get rid of the system we have now, the $1 check off and so on, don't you encourage the kind of, I don't want to say corruption or vice, but the kind of disadvantages that go with all the fat cats financing campaigns? Not as long as they have to, it has to be made public, reported what they give. Now as long as that takes place, before this came in I remember one instance in California and it happened in the Democratic Party, so I can talk about it. This was a fellow that decided to run for, he was a legislator, to run for one of the constitutional offices that are elected in California more than here, like Secretary of State and so forth, those are elective offices. This fellow got over a half a million dollars from two individuals. Now as I say, this was a Democratic candidate speaking to fat cats, and since I've been a Republican I've been kind of proud of the fact that the Republicans actually show the bulk of their contributions come from less than $100 each. The Democrats, the bulk of theirs is above $100. So who has the fat cats? But the thing is with this fellow, now this had to be made public, and here was two individuals put up a half a million dollars to get him elected to this office. He won. Now you mentioned disclosure a moment ago, is that the important thing in your eye? What, I'm thinking now in terms of the Federal Election Commission and all of the various papers that have to be filled in and so on, is the Federal Election Commission still serving a good purpose? Would you keep it? I think so to the extent that people have a right to know that there's this thing about the support and as I say in this instance in California it didn't change their votes for this fellow, but it was known and then the people had a right to say well does this make him totally beholden to two individuals or what well they ignored it and voted for him. Well let me leap to someone else, Social Security but in a particular way. Several studies including some by Kato and the Heritage Foundation have suggested as a long-range possibility the privatization of Social Security so that a worker entering the labor force say at age 20 or something would have the option of staying with the government Social Security or putting an equivalent amount in his own retirement fund. Do you see any prospect of that or would you encourage it? Does it seem a good thing to you?  That's the reason I asked the question. All right, they've planted this idea that I'm out to destroy Social Security. Every criticism I've ever made of Social Security or suggestion for approval has been based on the fact that there must be a guarantee to the people presently getting it, that nothing is going to happen or endanger them and what they're receiving. I have to tell you, now talking hypothetically, I believe the system has gone to something it was never intended to be and that yes, as long as you could guarantee that the people who worked at jobs that did not provide enough for them to provide for their old age, their non-working years or people that worked in businesses or industries that could not come forth with a pension plan, that to have a program that is aimed at seeing that there will not be destitution at old age, that this would go on and that the people presently getting it would be guaranteed what they're getting. Then I have to say there would be a lot of justice in offering, when you stop to think that you may now at the present rate, ever since 1977 of the taxes that were raised under the previous administration of Social Security taxes, that at the present rate it is possible that the individual could do better for him or herself if they had that same amount of money and some control over how it was invested or where it went. And I must say that if you did this, you'd have to have in the law a provision that someone every year would have to, let's say, with their income tax, submit proof that they were providing for their old age. You couldn't have somebody live it up with that money and then come around when it got to be 65 and say, hey, take care of it. I think that's a part of all the plans that have been proposed along that line. I think they should be... Because it seems to me so much in accord with all the conversations we've had over many years, your reliance upon the private marketplace, the enterprise system, self-reliance would seem to me this might be an idea that whenever it's politically sound, you might well embrace. Yes, and when you start to think that it is possible that this compulsory tax that they're paying, they may be paying in more than they're ever going to get back. Of course. And I know that I've seen evidence that some major insurance companies right now have retirement policies with life protection that actually provide more money for the same amount of tax that's being paid in far more than they can count on from Social Security. All right, I have to hurry my time here. A couple of senators calling for the resignation of Secretary Weinberg, worker by Thanksgiving. What's your reaction to that? My reaction is that they're out of their cotton-picking minds. I think the worst thing that has happened is that someone who has come in and is correcting abuses that have been of years and years long-standing that every time there's a success story and they find another thing like a $400 hammer, we don't buy that, we find it. We find that they've been doing that. I don't know how long they've been doing it, but it is under this administration and under his management of the Defense Department that all of these things are being uncovered. Yet every time he uncovers one, they turn it around and say that it's some kind of sin for which he's guilty. Well, how long have we been paying those kind of bills without anyone knowing anything about it? The very fact that we're uncovering this and correcting it, there have been hundreds of indictments. There are hundreds of millions of dollars of rebates. But one of the reasons why they say, well, you know, why didn't we do this in the first six months we were here? Well, there is something, as I understand it, like 16 million procurement items in the Defense Department. And you look at all of the accounting that has to be taking place of someone going through all of these. I saw a stack the other day for just one contract, a picture of it. And it was on a desk, and it was about four feet long and about that high of books. And this was one procurement contract. Well, now you stopped to think of 16 million of those, and you have to say it's going to take you a while to find them. Now, you brought up these abuses. You have any idea, I'm talking philosophically for a moment now, why these things have happened? You worked for one of the great corporations of America for many years. You identified with it. It now turns out the corporation, not his state used the word crook, but some of the charges against GE are approach scandal. What's happened to American industry, Mr. President, that these things are recurring? Well, Jack, I don't know whether this is a good answer to that or not. But having spent eight years doing the General Electric Theater for them and part of the contract called for me to make personal appearances and go out and meet the employees in the various plants. And I learned at that time that General Electric, to name that company, had taken the lead in decentralizing, in making a plant manager pretty much the same as if he were independently running that plant. Now, granted, the whole regulations were passed down by the board of directors, the heads of the hierarchy of General Electric. But I happened just by coincidence to be in the office of General Electric in New York, the headquarters, on one of those tours that I did for them, on a time when one plant, there's 139 of them in 38 states at that time, and one plant had violated all the company orders and policies, got engaged in a little price fixing. And happening to be there, I want to tell you, they were shell-shocked. Here was the headquarters of that great company, and there's one plant down there, now exposed, but it doesn't say one plant in one man, it says General Electric. Right. Well, you've had a series of these things. You've had banks that have failed because of flagrant mismanagement, had the Hutton Affair, you had General Dynamics in the scandal there, the kickbacks, the fraudulent bookkeeping, the Hutton Affair, all of these things come out. Is there something sick at the highest levels of American industry? Well, Jack, I don't know. I know about those things, as you've said. On the other hand, how many business and corporations are, there were nothing of that kind as happened. I know from this instant I just gave you that once this was, General Electric found out about this, they moved in on that plant and that individual right then because it was a violation of the company policy that had been laid down. This is the way they were going to do business and it was going to be honest.  What would be the advantage to him? It couldn't be financial. It could be only that obviously he would like to see that the books would look as profitable and as good as possible for his branch when they got up to headquarters. Over the years, you have many times expressed to me your confidence in the American industrial system. Have this string of events shaken that confidence at all? No, I think it proves that with all citizens, does it stop up there at that level? What about down here at the lower level? What about it? Is something sick down at the lower level? The mechanic and so forth that fudges. And how much of it, I've wondered sometimes, if there is more of this or is it just that we're better able to finding it, how much of this may be as due to what was said many, many decades ago or centuries that when government began taxing above a certain level of the people's earnings. Colin Clark, I believe, that then people began first to avoid and look for ways around it. And then there came a deterioration. Then there came actual evasion. And finally, a lessening of respect for law and order because there was a contempt for the government that was doing this to them. A couple more questions. Jim, how much time do I have? How much time? Pete, about six minutes, something like that. In times past, you've advocated pretty strongly a couple of constitutional amendments, one on balance of the budget, the other on abortion. Lately, you haven't had much to say about them. And the charge, if it is, a charge is leveled at. You've kind of lost interest in those amendments. How about it? No, I haven't lost interest at all. I recognize right now with some of the immediate things, such as handling the deficit and so forth and the tax reform, and I know also how much is on the plate up there. And I keep in touch with our own people in the Congress and they have just told me about, in the present situation, and with these things that are of immediacy, that they're on the back of the stove for a while. That's right. And that that's their counsel that they would not get any further than they've gotten before at this time. But I have not retreated from them a bit. Jack, I think I want about abortion and I know a lot of people try to put this on a religious basis or something or other. Certainly I am not opposed to religion. In fact, I fancy I'm very religious. But my belief in that is not based on religion. My belief in that is that all the medical evidence today is overwhelming that the unborn child is a living human being. And if that's the case, then that unborn child is entitled to the same constitutional protection that you and I are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I think I'm not going to argue the Constitution with you. It speaks as those citizens born in the United States. And of course, they're not yet born. But if, as I say, if someone could bring up medical proof for evidence that, no, this is not a living being. But look how prematurely some are born and they're now healthy adult human beings. Sandra Day O'Connor wrote last year that they were on a collision course. All the doctors on it, they're able to keep these premature babies alive so much longer. Brad Reynolds comes up for confirmation next week. Strong opposition from the civil rights groups to him. What about it? Is he doing a good job? I think he's doing a good job. And Jack, I think part of this is aimed at me. They've created this idea that somehow I'm an enemy of civil rights. I was working for civil rights before they used the term. Back in the 30s, when I was a sports announcer, I was one among a handful in the country of sports writers and commentators who opposed the banning of blacks from organized baseball. And finally, one baseball owner had the courage to move on it, Branch Rickey. And baseball is better for it. And America is better for it. But I was fighting that battle back then. But it's now said that in such cities as Indianapolis, you have sick-dead Meese and Brad Reynolds on a plan that is working well, apparently a satisfactory to the city government of Indianapolis. And now you want to break it up. And the question is asked, why?  And right now, when you mention that, I'm trying to. Buck stops with you? Well, but I'm trying to think, what is that particular case? If it's quota. Yes, sir. Well, again, Jack, we grew up back in a time when there was discrimination against people for racial and religious ways or beliefs. And we know that at that time, the quota system was used to justify discrimination, the institution that would hire one or two or three of something and then say, our quota is filled. Well, they used it to keep from having open employment. Employment, neither because of nor in spite of race or religion. And I just I think the same thing is true today. I think a quota system is you're opening the door back to a kind of same kind of discrimination that once took place. Final questions. Department of Judges, could you tell me in just a sentence or two what kind of federal judges at every level, district, circuit court, Supreme Court, what kind of judges are you looking for, Mr. President? I'm looking for judges who interpret the Constitution and don't attempt to rewrite it. I find that one of the things in the past, and I found it when I was a governor in California, was a tendency among great many judges to legislate, to make decisions that actually should have been made in the legislature that changed policy or laws as we know it. And I want them to interpret the Constitution. How deeply are you yourself getting involved in the selection of judges? Well, I'm very much involved because I'm very proud of the fact that as governor, I said, I knew the price in the past that had been paid to become a judge in our state. And I said I was going to take the appointment of judges out of politics. And what we set up then was a kind of a screening in which any applicant or any person suggested for a judgeship. We had one group that was just, well, his fellow lawyers in the legal profession in that community. Another was just the Citizens Committee. And then one was the State Bar. And what came before me was a rating on every person that was proposed for a judgeship. And none of these committees worked with the other. In fact, I don't know if they knew about the other. But I would have a sheet here that would go across and it would say someone was EWQ, extraordinarily well-qualified or qualified, just Q, or N-qualified, non-qualified and so forth. And I made my choices from that. Now, are you looking for judges in a particular age bracket that would serve for a number of years? Well, I think that you want to make sure that you're just not appointing someone that's only going to be there for the next 18 months. You want them there for the next 18 years? I haven't. That hasn't been a major thing. But someone that's at least in their prime and you're going to get some years of judging out of them. But the other thing on this, too, was there was another factor that I was faced with. We know that because of past practice, there was a shortage of minority judges, shortage of women, so forth. But I found out that in all but the smallest population areas in the judicial districts, there would be enough judges that I still would have to make a decision, and there would be several all excellently well-qualified. Then I had the leeway to look at such things as, well, if some of them are of the minorities or some of women and so forth. Now, and we need some balancing up, then I can, without sacrificing quality, I can then choose so that we had a good record there of not only appointing excellently well-qualified, but that we did change the mix considerably by keeping that other thing in mind. You've appointed relatively few women and blacks so far. Would you be looking for more? Yes, we're always looking for them. And in fact, I keep egging on of how come there aren't more. One of the things that I have been told is that a predecessor who was given a great increase in the number of judges appointed so many, and is that one that you mentioned, they're being predominantly Democrat, an awful lot of them were appointed. There aren't as many around as there were before. I understand. I'm getting glances from Larry and Pete and Jim. Thank you, Mr. President. Say, you didn't ask me one thing in listening to all the talk shows and all the conversation about the tax policy, this thing about the local taxes and state taxes. Oh, I was going to ask that. You got all your heat on that. Are you going to stick to that one? Yes, because you know something that hasn't been mentioned much. More than two-thirds of the taxpayers in this country don't get that deduction now because they don't itemize. And so those that do get it are at the upper bracket, up there at the top level. And those others are kind of subsidizing that benefit for those people in the upper brackets. And we think that with that situation, that since you've got to give up some things in order to be able to cut the rates from top to bottom, that it was worth doing. Thank you, Jim, sir. All right. Now we're off to refugee. It's good to see you. Good to see you. Yeah.


Today we check out my top 25 pulls of 2022. What's up guys, we're back with another video. In today's video, we're gonna see my best highlights from this year. There's been some amazing pulls. We've had some awesome stuff on live streams, on videos, on short stuff like that. But before we do that, we do have a giveaway. I'll be giving away 24 packs of tactical masters. All you do is like the video, be subscribed, turn on notifications and let me know your favorite moment from this year. And if I missed anything, let me know or I put it in the wrong order, also let me know. Let's hop right into it and check out the top 25. We've got what, four total foils so far out of 16? That's pretty average. Let's bring that up. Let's get some good luck out of here. Let's go spell roller first. I wanna get a blue ice-tune dragon to be sick. Let's go. All right, chain energy, final destiny, chorus, molten destruction, mystic plasma zone, hungry beggar, labyrinth wall. Ah! Oh my God. I cannot believe you. That's BS, that's BS. That's actually BS. Whoa. I said I want a blue ice-tune dragon. No way. No way. Hold on, wait. Oh my gosh. No way.  We have 48 foils right here. Will we pull a collector rare? Will it be the scapegoat we've been looking for? Let's go. We have a runic destruction. Done it, let's go. In the seventh or eighth case, I don't know which one. That's a great start. Let's continue the mega pack. Chopman, the Desperate Outlaw. Come, I'll get back to back compulse. That's pretty good. Buster Soldier, Envoy of the beginning. Oh my goodness. Oh, I said just once, but now it's twice. In redemption for the other secret, back to back secret rares. I told y'all we were getting good pulls today. What did I tell you? Okay, we didn't get them back to back earlier with the BLS, but we did. Finally, pull, gate, guardian, secret rare. It has been quite a while since we pulled him as well. This is a very old card. It's got a reprint, but ours.   This is one of the best cards we're gonna pull. Even if we pull the best card out of TurboPak, I'm pretty sure it's not as expensive as this card. Whoa, okay, I saw a whole team. I was like, oh, I forgot what pack we were opening. Oh my goodness. We got the Tatsunekro and, ha ha ha. Yes, sir. We can get a ghost rare, cyber dragon. So we opened up five ghosts from the past two. Randomly get a ghost rare. We opened up three shadow specters and get a ghost rare. A cyber dragon, let's check the back out. Back doesn't look too bad, but the centering on the front is absolutely atrocious. So there's a ghost rare. Oh my goodness. We actually called it too. I was like, this is gonna be it. And there it was, ghost rare. The Reskiroid, and is it this one? Spatient Aqua Dolphin, ultimate rare. And yes, this is a good ultimate rare. Oh my gosh, what just happened? One more of each pack, that should be okay. Yeah, I think one more of each pack will be okay. Not bad. A solid extra $250 or whatever that is. That is literally almost the value of the 10 we're about to open up. That is crazy. Like Aqua Dolphin is a nice card. Maybe we can even grade this thing. This thing looks beautiful. Fear Mager, we got the Veercroy Connection Zone. And an ultimate rare, Neospatian Dark Panther. These are really good packs right now. Ultimate rare, Dark Panther. This thing's way OC. It seems like all the ultimate rares I'm pulling out of these packs that I have are off-center, but that's still a pretty nice one. So yeah, now we got another Nearmut one. That one's pretty expensive. And I think it's like 150 bucks, because the one I sold, I sold it, but I had already accidentally shipped it to somebody, and it kept the lightly played instead of the Nearmut. Ah, let's go, what an opening. Wow, and look, this one's way shifted as well. So we could not pull this one. At least it does have a nose, unlike my other one, which got shifted off of the... It's really weird how they shift. Like they shift the foiling and they shift like the artwork. So on my other one, they shifted it so the nose was like coming off of this screen, I say. Let's go! That's like the third time we pulled this card. Let's go! And it's always off-centered, unfortunately. So I do have the one we pulled previously out of Luciferonic Guardian Packs. And now we have one from a blister. That is insane. Battery man D. Jetroyd. Then, oh, I've never pulled a secret out of this set. Oh, it's the Power Tool Dragon back! I gotta deep mess and stuff up the Ultimate Rare. So the other day we pulled a Ghost Rare and an Ultra Rare, but no Ultimate. Today we have an Ultimate Rare to fill in that gap of the other one. Ultimate Rare Power Tool Dragon. Oh my goodness, this is a heck of an opening. There's Inju Ohyama. That card's kind of good. And Dual Links. Clear Wing Synchro, another cover card. Ultimate Rare. Oh my, I'm in the middle of chit-chatting. Every time I'm doing that, I pull something good. Wow! Clear Wing Synchro, Ulti. Our pulls have been crazy. You see on the halfway mark on the case, I feel like we're at that. I feel like we're at the halfway mark. Oh my gosh, that's a clip right there. But I really want to watch Tales of the Jedi. I heard this really good. And it's also not very long, it's only a few episodes. No way! Look at this thing, it's minty, man. Oh man, oh man. Oh my gosh, another DMG. It's like, yeah, this place is awesome. By the way, if you don't know the secret hacks, it's terrible. You better know that you need to order. Well done, you gotta have cheese, you gotta have...  The Blue Eyes Wide Dragon. Super Rare card. The highest attack and defense card. Too difficult to get. One of the most epic flavor texts of all time. Soul Drain Dragon, Vampire Duke, and my goodness. A Ghost Rare, Divine Dragon Night Fell Grand. Bruh, this isn't even the main event. Shadow Specter Special Edition and we pull a Ghost Rare? This is probably the most random Ghost Rare I've ever pulled. This is insane, I love this card. Look how beautiful it is. And then today, there's just a lot of doubles in general, this is crazy. The Atmosphere Exceeds agent, which you can do crane and it's into the video, but it's worth it. Oh my goodness. Double nothing, this could be the Leviathan Dragon. It's an Exceeds monster. I have a dragon, Ghost Rare. We finally pulled the number 17, the Leviathan Dragon. Let's go. Yes, it's the unlimited, but yet beautiful. Ghost Rare, number 17. Leviathan, look at that. Oh my goodness, that foiling looks amazing. Do you see any scratches in there? Look, I'm in there, hi guys. The reaction will be epic if it's ever pulled. I mean, at this point. Oh, that's right after someone in the chat says the reaction will be epic when it's pulled. I'm like, well, if we even pull it, look at the shift on this. Look at this, the nose is not even on the card. Look at that, that's insane. Psyche Kappa, this feels very similar. Griggle, okay, that's different.  Oh, it's not the blue eyes tune. But as I said, I'm okay with this one as well. Maybe a slight little surface thing there, but the back looks pretty clean. Sinnering is, wow, Sinnering's pretty good too. Oh my goodness. So we got a PSA 10 candidate. We'll definitely be grading this one in a future PSA submission. Performapile Camel Lump, we've got the Ignite Paladin, the DD Oracle King DR, this is actually a pretty sick DDD card, and. Red Eyes Flare Metal Dragon, and a secret! Mistake and arrest. They mistakenly gave me an ultimate and a secret in the same pack, one of them being a Red Eyes Flare Metal Dragon. Oh my goodness, that's insane. I was like, wait, why isn't it the last card? We did the pack trick. Because they accidentally, so this is the intended rare, I guess, because that's the right slot, the mistake and arrest. This one, I guess, was a bonus Red Eyes Flare Metal Dragon in mint condition. Backup Rider, that's a classic Duel Links card too. Gallant, extra, but wait. Wait a second, we have two more cards again. Do we have another error? I don't know, let's see. Secret Rare Red Eyes Flare Metal, wait, wait, no way, no way, no way, no way. On Ice Rebellion, guys! So not only did we pull an error pack twice, but both of them had a Red Eyes Flare Metal, so we got the secret we needed and the ultimate we needed, and two extra secret rares, one being an Odd Eyes Rebellion Dragon and the other a mistake and arrest. Turn of the Dragon, so it looks like this is not an error, Cosmo Town, pretty good card. Another, gosh, and this is like in the last half of the packs, two secrets, one ultimate, what is going on? We just need the Ghost Rare.  Fairy of the Spring, Agito, Kellbeck. Ah, oh my goodness, I didn't know that was the last card. Exodia Necrons has been pulled again, Exodia. And when we get a foil, first foil of the box, Ultra Rare Mirror Force. Oh, and does it have a little ding right there? Maybe a slight like in-din or something like that. Ultra Rare Mirror Force with beautiful centering. We are starting it off with an amazing one, a little bit of like a surface issue right there maybe, but wow, we just got an Ultra Rare Centered Mirror Force and ultimate rare card. Oh, chaos and bird dragon, ultimate rare first edition.  Lord of the D, Kaiser Glider, and. We have pulled it out of a first edition box, but we have not pulled an unlimited one out of one of these products since 2018. We're talking nostalgic products and we pull the ultimate rare. I'm probably gonna send this in. It's a little bit off-center, but I might grade this anyway. Chaos Emperor Dragon, I still have the one that I pulled back then because I was like, this is just too cool to get rid of. So I still have my original. That is insane. Oh my gosh. Flute of Summoning Dragon. Sagi, the dark clown, and. It's like less than a month ago that we pulled it for the first time in like two, no, more than two years. Like four years. Oh my goodness. You've gotta be kidding me, man. Another ultimate rare. Solomon's Law Book, very nice. First back magic legendary fisherman. Oh my goodness. We are starting it off scorching hot.  Two packs in. Something like that Photon Thrasher. I thought yesterday was gonna be the best giveaway ever. Let's check this one out. Okay, the back of it. Oh my goodness. Talk about giving away some good cards, guys. The back of it does have some scuffing on it, but overall, let's see. Whoa, a little bit of a nick up there. Wow, we're giving away a Ghost Rare Dark Magician. Five total packs remaining. Dark Magician Girl pack, bring us the luck for Ghost for the Past. It's been pretty good mini box to be honest. No ghost, but like everything else has been good. Back to you. Hey, so, okay. I'm hearing crazy stuff about the ratio. So people are telling me, no, it's just two. I think it's anywhere from zero to three at this point because I've heard of cases with zero. People are getting zero, which is scary. Guru to the Wind Spirit and... Oh, last warrior from another planet. This is probably my favorite card in the set. Maybe like second, maybe like Necro Fear, but I don't know. This is up there. This is a really, really cool card. And it's absolutely insanely good. Like when you get it on the field, like it's really hard to get on the field, but if you do, it's insane. So Nathan M, Lightning Blade, Guru to the Wind Spirit, and we have a... First Edition Gemini L for Nathan M. Secret Rare for Nathan. And we have First Edition. Let's go. We have indeed pulled the Secret Rare. And this time, remember the last time we pulled it, I actually spit on the card. Don't worry guys. Dimension Jar and Dark Paladin. All the Naysayers are like, they're not way in Dark Paladin. I have never pulled this for myself. We pulled it in a box break one time, but that was it. Dark Paladin, wow. And, hey, who was saying they were scaled? Admit it, raise your hand in the comments. If you were thinking they were scaled, admit it right now. Look, I'm part of you guys. I thought they were too. Or at least light, you know. Maybe not the seller scale them, but you know what I mean. I didn't think we were getting anything. And then this happened. Giant Kizaki, and check it out. Cyber Dragon Ultimate Rare. Let's get this thing in a sleeve ASAP. Cyber Dragon Ultimate Rare, first edition. Let's go. Okay, shout out. Protagonist powers, you know what I'm saying? Oh, do you see that? It's rained. I'm not losing. Oh yeah, you are not losing. All right, let's go. Call it. Let's go, call it. We searched for the black wing. I traded for the black wing. This is the black wing dragon. And here we go. This is more close. I take root close as well. What will it be? Okay, you pull Fin Rear. I pull Starlight. Let's go. That's so good. Oh, let's just make another video for the ghost series. What in the world, dude? Oh my, Super Protagonist powers told you. They take Wild One off. I know, there you go. Nordic Relic, a lava tin. My goodness, the Ghost Rare Odin.  I don't know. I don't know what's going on. It's like a polymerization. If you polymerization his packs and me opening them, you get great pulls. That's how it goes. Oh my gosh, I've never pulled this card. I've said it so many times. And now I have Master Odin. And I was like, wait, this is a rare. It has to be a rare. It has to be a rare. It's not a rare. Oh my, somehow we topped the Ghost Rare. Oh my goodness. We topped the Ghost Rare somehow. Axe, me opening them. Dude, what in the world? We've pulled you an Ulti Stardust and a collector rare First Edition Stardust. This isn't no unlimited. Neither is this. These aren't unlimited. These are First Edition. Block attack. What's gonna be the last card? Get nervous guys. What will it be? Will it be something epic? It was upside down for a second. I couldn't even tell it was hollow, but of course it's summon skull. So it is, but it looks like it wasn't even hollow at first. Metal Raiders First Edition Summon Skull. Koitsu, come on, come on. Magical Mary now. I don't even know what I want to happen here. Involved Dragon of Stardust, I guess a rare. Here we go. Final card. Oh no. Please no. Oh no. Oh! Yo's where they rip the Pikachu in half and then they realize it's like the ultra quadruple, quadruple, magical rare. Except this is an actual. Oh, I was like, there's no way. I thought it looked like a foil on the back.  Hardy, hardy, hard. This is unbelievable. I have never pulled a dark magician. This is insane. I cannot believe this. No! That's so amazing, but so terrible at the same time. All right, guys. If you enjoyed it, make sure to subscribe to the channel. I cannot believe that just happened. I think that the Master Edition 2 still won though, even if that's like mod play. That's amazing. I'll see you guys next time. Subscribe.


Hi you guys, Lindsay here. Welcome back to my channel, Inside the Hymn. So I kid that half the month is already come and gone and I haven't even posted my plans video yet but if you haven't noticed I've been antsy bit busy this month. I don't know about you guys but like does your birthday month seem to just completely take over your entire life? I've had a trip with my boyfriend. I've had a birthday party with all of my friends. This thing with Taylor Swift on Good Morning America which I'm flying up for suddenly kind of came up and fell into my lap. It just feels like so many kind of like big events are all happening all at one time and so it hasn't really afforded me a ton of time to get in here and wrap my head around what I want to make. So I pulled a bunch of stuff that I know I want to make and the timeline of making it all may or may not happen within the last you know two weeks that we have in August but it will be added to my queue with the things from like June and July that I said I wanted to make. I remember that really cute double gauze like almost like an over shirt. Still definitely want to make that but I hadn't gotten around to it yet so it's kind of just like in my queue. The cute little dress with the rickrack still definitely want to make that so I actually have a pretty big queue as it is. I did pick what I think was a little bit selectively today because a lot of them are just simple quick little tops. Famous last words. I did throw in one dress because I love dresses and most of the stuff that I'm talking about today is going to be a really great like seasonal transition as we start to cool down here in Charlotte and you know looking for a little bit more of a sleeve action tops to wear with pants or jeans and stuff like that so tons of fun good stuff I have picked out. First out I cannot have a plans video and not tell you guys what I'm making for the social mashup challenge that I'm hosting on Instagram with girls in the garden. If you haven't heard of this yet there's still plenty of time to enter. We're hosting weekly challenges and the grand prize is a faff sewing machine so if you have an Instagram account head over there go to my feed go to Lori's feed you should find some information within the you know past few posts and it's very easily identifiable as social mashup. So what I am making is a mashup between Simplicity 8789 and Butterick 6676. Basically I want to take the bodice from this version and attach it to the skirt from this version to make sort of like a blouson dress is that how you fancy French people say it blouson is that how the Southerners in the United States say it look at my blouson dress um anyways where it creates that kind of like billowing effect of the bodice that I'm going to add like elastic to the waistband and then have a cute little kind of slim a-line skirt the fabric is this I don't have like obviously I've started working on this already um but the fabric is this really pretty kind of like mid-weight mid-weight what I don't know what maybe twill no I'm not feeling like it's twill I don't know what it is I also think that I got it at chic fabrics in New York City I'm actually 99% sure that's where I got it I'm pretty sure it's uh some kind of polyester it is printed on uh that's about all I know but what I wanted was something I mean I could have gone a lot lighter weight with this too but I wanted something that was going to really highlight that sleeve um really highlight the blouson effect and but still give some structure to that uh a-line skirt where I didn't feel self-conscious about the thinness of the fabric on my bottom half so this is what I chose um I'll have a big reveal for this dress at the end of the month um but you should be participating in social mashup because there's a lot of really fun prizes still left to win I promise um we're getting so many fun ideas someone's doing their birthday dress someone's doing a wedding dress for their daughter like big life milestones um all part of social mashup so it's really fun and kind of an honor to be a part of that okay so here's the dress that I had in mind excuse me for September it's simplicity 8551 I mean I fell in love with this as soon as I saw it oh do you like my Taylor Swift nails you can tell I'm getting ready my 13 year old self is coming out um anyways I really love this tie up detail I love kind of how oversized it is I love her sleeve where it's like elbow length with this big kind of poofy sleeve but I kind of also like this one that's a little bit more simple because the fabric is amazing so I got this at fabrics and fabrics last year uh check the description box if they still have this online I will link to it um but basically what it is it is a oh what's it called when it looks like a basket weave shoot I'll think of it eventually anyways polyester version of that it's navy and white stripes but it has a border of these really adorable pink flowers like all in a row how sweet and adorable is that so I got enough to make a dress but it can't be that fitted of a dress because as you can tell this is somewhat see through like I can totally see my light and my camera through this so that's why I thought something more loose fitting would be better okay my first top is butteric 6662 again relatively recent release I'm gonna say maybe early spring and I just fell in love with the simplicity of this pattern um and just you know how it was sort of a basic with the pop um so I love all the versions I love this little ruche version here I love the tie bodice a lot I love this little sleeve after my refashion that I posted last week I'm obsessed with these like sleeve statement sleeves now and then this one down here just has kind of it does have a pleated sleeve was hers pleated hers might be pleated too but it's just hard to tell um and this is for a woven fabric too which I thought was nice to have kind of like a fitted top that was woven um so the fabric that I chose for this is like oh because I want to make um this little tie version here with the little flouncy sleeve thing I thought that would be really cute to wear with blue jeans white jeans black jeans dress it up dress it down you know so this is the fabric that I chose this came from Joanne's clearance been when I lived in Charleston so sometime in 2018 maybe even 2017 I'm perfectly honest with you but it's a round shali and it's a gingham with all these little flowers on it and I just think that'd be so sweet as a top but kind of like too much as a dress you know so I'm reserving it for a top and this one calls for yeah like a little bit more than one and a half yard so I think I probably got two of this so I'll have just enough and then maybe I can make a sweet little like matching headband wouldn't that be so cute is that too matchy matchy would that be weird no I think that would be awesome okay well I've just added another little project to my list but um but yeah so 6662 beauty in this little round shali is next um then I have my refashion okay so I'm trying to do a monthly refashion as you guys know I feel like I haven't done eight refashions this year I feel like I've done like three have I done more than three I can't remember so I'm really trying to like stay on the bandwagon with these um I got this during my shopping trip to Goodwill that I filmed for the how to shop Goodwill for refashioning video that I posted um I'm still going through that stash of clothing that I got in that one trip so I mean I think I spent like 30 or 50 dollars that day and I know that I've gotten at least three garments from it that I love and I think this one's gonna be really great too so we've got this really fun pop of color solid twill something or another like sheath dress it features a lace up top uh kind of like uh straight elbow length sleeves it has a back yoke it has uh angled these called french darts french darts that are angled on the bodice and it also has um fisheye darts in the back for some shaping it's pretty long it goes past my knees so what I'm thinking is to kind of like maintain a lot of what they've got going on with this already I'm gonna keep the skirt kind of its regular its shape that it is now its size that it is now um to help cover like you know the bum and have some wearing ease and all of that but then from the waist up I'm going to take it in like a whole like as much as I need for it to be not fitted but not like I want to add a waist seam you know to have some waist definition there so we'll see I don't have a pattern necessarily I think technically I could probably use I mean honestly what I'm describing is my mashup again but using their uh lace up bodice instead of uh whatever bodice this has you know what I mean just cut off the sleeves size it down and the underarm size down the sleeves maybe even make them a little bit shorter and then do like a drawstring waist or something like that something like that is what I'm thinking so you know like I said or like I've always said refashioning is really just kind of like going for it and then making it work as you go it's much different of a creative process than just sewing straight from a pattern with full yardage so we'll see that will be a fun afternoon of sewing but honestly like half the work is done for me all this is done the hem of the skirt is already done the facing the yoke you know all of that so I'm really just cutting up it's really just the side seams sleeves and waist I feel like I can do that pretty quickly anyways okay and so then one more and it's another top and this is simplicity 8 4 1 7 and for this particular project I'm thinking view d with the pretty flutter sleeves but honestly I want to make one of all of these I think all of them are so cute and I just love how just relaxed they are casual but also dressy excuse me I'm still getting over this chest cold um I just yeah I just think a lot of them are super super cute I don't know now that I'm looking at it I kind of like a also a and d are similar but I don't know about this now that I'm looking at it on her I don't know that that would bode well for my figure but this might be a little bit better but is this what she's wearing no she's wearing b because the sleeves is that the only difference a yeah I think a and b the only difference is the sleeve so it's a little long so yeah all I would um somehow try and get the length of d for version a maybe I don't know something like that but the fabric super cute fabric again it's one of those that I honestly I think that I it's like a ditzy fabric with like little I don't know bird heads on it I don't know what it is but I honestly think that I won this in the Elliott Berman fabric giveaway that I was just telling you guys about in a video last week they do this giveaway on Facebook um every week I think it's on Thursdays and all you have to do is like their Facebook page and then like that post not a lot of people are participating so your chances of winning are high and all of their fabrics are very high quality it's one of the more expensive stores in New York City a lot of it's imported from France and Italy and they make some really they sell some really really nice fabrics there so I feel like this is like a rayon chalet but what do they call rayon in France or Italy I can't remember um it's some kind of like imported rayon chalet it's really nice quality it feels so soft and again it's one of those that I feel like I can wear with lots of different outfits lots of different pants lots of different bottoms you know and it make a bunch of different outfits out of it so um so yeah I just have to decide on the version I have probably two yards of it and all of these fabric requirements are two yards or less so I can really I have my pick of the litter here I don't know we'll see we'll see which one this one's feeling a little bit like maternity to me it's a little too big so maybe I'll size down make it shorter and then then I'll be happy yeah no something like that um okay so that's it those are all of my plans for the rest of August yeah my August plans weird to say because August is half over but like I said I feel like the tops are gonna be really easy and quick to sew up the refashion is gonna be you know a one day kind of thing and then that dress even you know it doesn't have 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Ah man, we're almost there! Episode 12 of Season 2 of Mob Psycho 100, the Battle for Social Rehabilitation Friendship. This is the second last episode of the second season and it feels like it has flown by. I mean maybe because then the first we got to know the characters and whatnot, got to know who Mob was and kind of his perspective on life, and now it's just been kind of building on that, but so much has happened. Infinitely more in this season. And now we're just about at the climax, I'm guessing, of these battles, this sort of war that's gone on, because kind of the only one or two, three left are in this building. This headquarters shows father. Now last episode absolutely set the bar sky-high with the fight against one of the five, so I'm expecting big things for the finale of this season, and maybe an inkling of where we're gonna go for Season 3 in terms of characters and development. If you need a channel, don't forget to drop a sub and let's hop into it. Just letting the Prime Minister leave. Oh, it's the Umbrella guy. Why does he seem so wholesome? It feels wrong. Yeah! I don't watch TV. What do you mean? Yeah, I don't think that many people have been evacuated. Oh, here we go. Oh. Oh, here we go! He's gonna have some depressing story made me feel bad. He's a shut-in for 15 years. Suzuki. I just call him Sho's father. Okay, so he only came to help him and rescue him because he's an Esper, not because out of the kindness of his heart. We do have to feel bad for him, though. But I don't want to! This guy just got taken advantage of. He just wanted his powers. Oh, so that's why he's the Umbrella. Oh, that's kind of sweet, though. Yeah, but why did he need other assholes? Because he's said this entire time that he didn't need anyone else besides himself. I guess just to slowly build the plan, now he doesn't need anyone else? I like how Mobb can just recognize that. And yeah, Temple's like, oh, what about Reagan? But Mobb's kind of overcome that with Reagan, to an extent. Yeah, it doesn't really excuse everything that's happened. Uh-oh. Mobb is so definitive with his, what he says and everything. Oh my God! It's so different now. Oh, this guy's character is so tragic now. The Umbrella concept is cool, but it's kind of just like a blade. Like a blunt blade. No, it's not. Wait, so Temple put the stone on his head and then Mobb pushed down? Dude! Because he didn't have his Umbrella? Oh, that's... He just gave you a temporary crush. Oh, yeah. Did you feel like you needed him? He's never actually gonna heal. Oh, you're talking to someone that completely understands you, man. This is low-key like if Mobb never had anyone. I mean, maybe not the exact same path, but... He's older. See, it's at 85%, but is that positive or negative? Somewhere in between. Like he feels for this guy. It is a positive 100%, though. No, he's powerful enough to just dispel it? Resort it? Yeah! Damn, Mobb! Oh, that energy! He's not shooting it back, right? No, no, no, it's like he's like giving him the energy. Episode 1! All of the season! It's built to this! Oh, he saw his memory like in an instant. Oh my gosh. Oh, no. This is all going on, a floor down from show! Using like the going out of bed. Oh! So he didn't even awaken that many Espers. He just gave them power. And then they made him stronger in return. And now he takes it all back. That was why he needed people, but inherently didn't need people. They were just being used as tools to sort of passively build him. Bro, how did show turn out so normal and good? I'm surprised his father didn't indoctrinate him. Oh my god, Mobb made it. Oh my god. Even shows like, ah, you're outmatched. Yeah, but show doesn't understand the extent of Mobb. I'm not mad anymore. It's positive 100%. Maybe not right now, but he can get there. That more on. Oh my gosh. He put the umbrella down, flipped it even. Don't talk about Serizawa like that. A hole in my own.  Yeah, Mobb's whole journey has been about other people. Awww. Everybody he's met and growing close to. His whole thing is like, you're weak if you need others. Even though he uses others. Like, if he truly believed his own worldview, he wouldn't have- Oh, he's empowering him! I think that is what the positive energy is represented by. Oh, that's why he was able to take it and absorb it and give it back. He does have the same power. I didn't put two and two together. I think Mobb scared him when he saw that. Oh, shoot, he's acting fast. Oh my god, Dimple's gonna like fall on all of them. Openly stamp his authority. Yeah, why aren't you in there, Regan? Actually, true. Yeah, he's as empathetic as it can get. Dimple!  Regan is gonna head in there. Did he get- he's gonna ask him to get him up there? Oh, teleport him. Can he? Bro started his world dominance plan in middle school. The grind. Oh! Get him! Burn him! He never progressed. God, the scars have so much more meaning now. How they're just used like that. Huge mark upon this world. A claw mark. He just calls him Ritsu's bro still.  No, it's not Anger. I mean, he does look angry, but it's such as a radiating light. Oh, shoot. Just a finale, baby. God damn! I mean, dog! The impact frame! Is that a gun? Oh my God, Regan! He just asked for his gun. Yeah, I was gonna say this doesn't matter.  Why is Regan- Regan has a plan. No, no, no, no, no, no. It's more than this. That's what I thought. I figured he'd go. He was kind of scared, probably. I'm not even realizing it. Aww. How interesting. I mean, in a different way. Don't always see powers that can't be seen. Hmm. Let's hear him. Oh. I don't feel like it. This is one of the four plans, bro. What is he doing, man? He's like, oh. He's getting closer. Was he a balloon?  Where is he? What? They destroyed it. Oh my God. Mob! Now! Sometimes you need to be hurt to truly understand. Should I be scared? Oh shoot. He's going after them. This coward, man! Instead of facing the real opposition in front of him. He goes with a sucker punch. Regan trying to swim through the air. I can. Oh, he's going to catch them with the plants. Nice. All of our Nakama.  Everyone's kind of turned.  He's laying waste. These people below him. There's Mob. Oh my God. Output 10%? This is his 10%? There's such an anime thing. I'm like, I'm only at 10%. The whole building is going to fall. I'm shocked it hasn't yet. What's what he was after? Mob is keeping everything afloat. Well, I mean, you couldn't have asked for a more climactic finale. It's not like Mob was just going to talk nojutsu him and everybody was going to go their separate ways. I mean, like I said, this guy is the true opposite to Mob. One that went down the path of believing that you only need yourself and others are just used to you. Whereas Mob sees more of like the benefit in being a whole with others alongside others. But I liked the development with Sarizawa at the very beginning because it kind of showed how varying these roads you can go down are. And also gave us more reason to kind of cheer against this final villain aside from the fact that he's laid waste to the city is we saw exactly how evil he is and a prime example of how he used someone aside from everyone else that we've met so far. We got a whole backstory and a very close look at how he operates and that already came full circle into him saving Regan. I honestly thought something was going to happen to Regan and it was just going to set Mob off. He's going to be like an atomic bomb. But it really does seem like it's just going to be a battle of titans. Guys, that's the end of episode 12 of Mob Psycho season two. I will see you guys next time for the season finale and it's on to season three, the final season. If you're new to the channel, don't forget to drop a sub and I'll catch you in the next one. Peace, peace.


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Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2020 community national treasures football two box one half case break Random team number 36 the second half of a case we started on yesterday with random team number 35 32 spots everyone gets a random team at NFL and obviously all card ship Hopefully we can find something ridiculous like this here. So here is our list of customers Sean Maddock down to the spots that we just gave away in prism 75 David Green and the teams from the Cardinals down to the Washington football team dice will randomize both lists and pair them up Five times on both lists. Good luck one two three four five David Green down to Sean O'Leary and Five times on the teams one two three four five Raiders Dolphins David Green Raiders Sean Maddock Seahawks Sean O'Leary Lions David Green Texan Sean Maddock Cowboys Matthew Shira Colts Dario Josh Kanan 49ers David Green Rams Bennett Paige Falcons Thomas Campbell Bears Michael Best Vikings Christopher Sanchez Patriots Sean Maddock Cardinals David Green Bills David Green Washington football team Sean O'Leary Bangles David Green Panthers Sean O'Leary Steelers David Malel Saints Sean Maddock Giants and Jaguars David Green Titans Sean O'Leary Buccaneers Stephen George Chiefs Sean O'Leary Chargers Scott Blackwell Jets Matthew Shira Eagles Packers Scott Blackwell Broncos David Green Browns Jose Rodriguez Ravens and Sean O'Leary with the Dolphins There is the randomizer Trade window is open Here is the fullest So trade window is open. This is your opportunity to trade for teams you want I don't know Chris. I'm not sure I Don't know if he Brady is any pay as any Patriots in this on the checklist for national treasures Okay, the next half case which is for me fresh case for national treasures is in the store As is the next filler for that next half case as well So I'm not sure he hasn't been in the chat at all tonight. Jose just ends up But I'll give it another 15 seconds on the trade window. If not, we'll go ahead and close it and print and rip So trade window going once trade window going twice trade window going three times trade window close Let's print and rip Good luck guys And here are those boxes like I said, this is the second half of case I started last night with picketing or a random team 35 These have the 36 on there Indicating that they were for this break Yeah, so there's our two boxes guys. Good luck I Look like a redemption on the back First up is This Christopher Sanchez last spot mojo Patriots assumed it was the Patriots Teddy Bridgewater 47 out of 50 Carolina Panthers David Green and you've got a Super Bowl immortality Jerry Rice These are non numbered, but these are like short print case hits 49ers Daria Josh can in that is for Super Bowl 23 You've got tremendous treasures Trayquan Smith. That is 32 out of 99 for the New Orleans Saints and David Malell NFL gear combo Amari Cooper and CD land both for the Cowboys 44 out of 99 Dallas Cowboys Sean Matt, we got a quarterback rookie quarterback triple relic Borough Herbert to a that is 48 out of 99. That'll be a randomizer Bengal Sean O'Leary Chargers Sean O'Leary and Dolphins Sean O'Leary never mind no randomizer necessary Sean got all three teams Really Sean O'Leary Dolphin Sean O'Leary Chargers Sean O'Leary Bengals Well, there you go Sean No randomizer necessary Congrats Here is a booklet Treasured patches Just a jumbo relic Cooper cup for the Rams that is David Green One out of 25 Cooper cup and the Rams I DJ swear to God It's a random team break if it was a pinker team. I'd be like well he bought them all but nothing He got randomized all three teams I'm literally looking at it. I'm like I couldn't believe it either That's why I had to go back and read it again. Our first auto is Bradley Chubb 5 out of 49 For the Denver Broncos and Scott Blackwell Nice is that helmet or no glove right? Cole Comet 3 out of 10 for the Chicago Bears Thomas Campbell It's thick. I think that is yeah rookie glove signature. I want to say Very cool Chicago Bears Cole Comet Thomas Campbell like I said guess who what players typically rely on their Titans a lot rookie quarterbacks. Guess who has a good rookie quarterback. That should be a good combo this year and Sammy Darnold 27 out of 49 Jersey and Otto that is Jets edition Sam Darnold still Scott Blackwell and the Jets Alright redemption Rookie NFL gear signature combos prime What does prime mean? I know it means low number NFL gear signatures combos prime National Rookie NFL gear signature combos Where are you on here? Field passes booklet Dual signature set no Love signature That's what that Cole Comet is rookie glove signature jumbo prime NFL gear Here it is rookie NFL gear signature combos set checklist Prime is out of 25 Not bad It says if this is chase young it's out of 10 Specifically so This is gonna be out of 25 card number one Could it be Joey B Cincinnati Bengals. I told you it was gonna be a big quarterback rookie on this side Cincinnati Bengals and Sean O. Leary You got Sean That's out of 25 Told is You can see over here Joe burrow number one on their prime out of 25, so not too bad at all Congrats So I'm guessing the regular version of that's out of 99 and here's box two and this one's a fatty Let's see what's in here. I'm gonna say it's a rookie booklet Starting off with Felipe Rios Phillip Rivers 23 out of 25 Indianapolis Colts and Matthew Shearer Barry Sanders 35 out of 99 for the Lions and Sean O'Leary Gino Atkins Relic. That is 39 out of 99 Cincinnati Bengals Sean O'Leary That is Joe Mixon and AJ Green dual relic 41 out of 99 Cincinnati Bengals Sean O'Leary nice three-color patch will Fuller 13 out of 25 Houston Texans and David Green Lawrence Taylor three-color patch 40 out of 49 the original LT For the Giants is Sean Matt. Our first auto is Trayvon digs That is six out of ten rookie auto for the Dallas Cowboys Sean Matt nice Trayvon digs out of ten I said cowboy is Sean Matt on that one and Antonio Gandy Golden five out of 25 three-color patch and auto rookie Washington David Green You know David Congrats beautiful card Here's our booklet and it's a rookie jumbo Prime signatures out of ten Brandon I you for the 49ers and Dario Josh Kinnon Very nice the Duke football Brandon I you There you go, Dario Congrats Apparently he's looked really good training cap for what everybody everything I've heard Been nothing but incredible stuff about him Beautiful book out of ten nice rookie booklet And The last hit of the break What a way to finish it Justin Jefferson two-color patch and auto eight out of 25 Minnesota Vikings and Michael best There you go, Michael nice runner-up for rookie of the year to finish it off There you guys no randomizer is necessary like I said big rookie quarterback auto and Rookie booklet in this half they were both there That was 2020 Penini National Treasures football two-box one half case break random team number 36 from Jaspies case breaks calm I'm Sean Jaspies case breaks calm a whole another case half the case in the store now random team over 37 Jaspies case breaks calm go get your spots. 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