Welcome to the Getting Real with Grady Jarrett podcast Grady and I have the luxury of having on a very special guest today and that is Jaylin Rose taken some time out of his busy schedule with the NBA playoffs in full swing taken some time for us. So Jaylin we really appreciate having you on and we're really looking forward to having this conversation with you and Grady and I were excited about having you on because Grady and I started this podcast. About a month ago and one of our goals was to get our fan base more in tune with who Grady is as a person but also to kind of show Grady the ropes of what the media life is like as he obviously is still in the thick of his career but just you know for after his career if he decides that this could be potentially something he wants to do and there's no better person who made that transition from a professional career to becoming one of the media stars so I'll just start and Grady you can take it from here but how how did the transition happen for you and can you just fill us in on on your journey. Thanks for having me on I appreciate the love working in multimedia is actually something I always wanted to do. As a player I was really outspoken and a trash talker on playing video games the exact same way. Growing up in my household and around my family members and my uncles and stuff like that.  And you know if it's one TV in the house he get real when you lose a game. I'll tell you like four or five games or something like that and so I went to college for that the University of Michigan. And it was what I always wanted to do. I was playing in the league a member of the Pacers we made it to the 2000 finals. And then like 2002 I got traded to the Bulls. And at that time it was February they had nine wins the worst record in the league. I was like, I guess we ain't going to play a couple of years. I'll be free during playoff time. I didn't be a couple of BT interviews and was on mass sports and 106 and parking I had a couple of friends over there so I pitched him my idea to cover the finals for them. I said just send the camera I got the access. I had a spot in LA. All y'all got to do is send the camera. And so they sent the camera. We shot it it was wow show you how long ago was it was Lakers in New Jersey net. So this is like 2002. And they cut it they spiced it they played it on BT. Everybody liked it. I showed that to the best damn sports show at Fox the next year. And then they hired me for a segment called jamming with Jaylin and I covered the finals for them. So while I was in the league from 2002 to 2007 I was working on every outlet I was doing in the field network when it started cold pizza before it became first take TNT doing sideline and stuff. And then going to ESPN. 2007. They hired me to do MBA. And I appreciate the opportunity but I was only talking MBA because I was on the MBA show. I'm like yo I don't want to just talk about MBA is just way more going on in my head that I'm not letting them put you in the box. Exactly. And so I pitched the idea to build Simmons at Grant land at the time for me to do a podcast and respectfully, I'm so very happy to see you doing your podcast congratulations. And so many other former athletes actually doing it, because I was the first former athlete to have a podcast. I was doing it on Periscope way before. Before it was Spotify. Yeah, like breaking down barriers like putting the background up when I had, you know, the Ali summit and Tommy Smith and John Carlos and having Harriet Tubman and all of that I wanted the imagery to represent us. This is 10 years in the game and it grew from a podcast to a late night TV show to a ESPN to show. And so now we own ESPN every day and I can't. I look down at the guy and I'm like, we come on at the Sports Center. I'm like, I'm waiting to get the email that somebody's gonna be like, All right, y'all, we need to put them back on ESPN to like you got a racket on his head got ice cube doboy in the background. But it's been a lot of love and it's been a great journey.  I love to hear your takes. You always keep it real, man. I always love so I know when I know when I know you saying I know it's facts and I'm not just saying that because you're on a podcast, man. So I definitely appreciate you coming in. So you said something really important, man. I think it's really, really, really good for guys, you know, in the position that I'm in now, you know, being in the prime of your career, you were always working. You took, you took advantage of that downtime. You just wasn't sitting back kicking it. Like, and you had a plan, you knew what you wanted to do. Just just, you know, how, how hard was it or, you know, what was that thing that just kept you focused on like let me just not be comfortable because you always was a great player, but that was never enough for you. How did you use the things you learn on that on the court, you know, to keep that competitor drive off off the court and you know transfer that into what you're doing now. Absolutely.  Absolutely. Even though you're the underdog, you're going to find a way to make a name for yourself against them. And that's just what being an athlete is about. And I got home real quick because while I was Jalen Rose and I appreciated all of the accolades that came with it, my goal was to be Magic Johnson. Yeah. When I realized I wasn't magic, that kept me humble. Yeah. It was about me.  Yeah, but it kept you driving for something though, you know what I'm saying?   So yeah, definitely. I was just outside hooping with my nephew and like, I was listening to J Cole and one of my favorite songs on there is 100 mil and I'm still on the ground. Yeah, I can relate to that so much for my life. Yeah, because I'm first generation moved the family to the suburbs. Yeah, wasn't like when I got drafted, my mother already had a house. You know, brothers and sisters were already going to private school, my family wasn't like that. Yeah. So we had to live via my opportunity to go to the NBA. And so now that I work in the media, and I have that as a backdrop. It's like, I got to continue to do what I can to give back for my people up and change the dynamics of the legacy of my family. So that's what keeps me focused and that's what keeps me disciplined. Yeah, man. It's like the more success that you get. And, you know, I feel the same way myself is like, it just motivates me to go harder. You know, even like, after I signed my big deal, you know, my best years came after that and they're going to keep coming, you know, before I signed my deal, I never made it to a pro bowl. You know what I'm saying? Now I'm just made two in a row. You know, I became all pro. Thank you, man. Huge fan by the way. Yes, man. I appreciate that. So, um, so just just that that that 100 mil mindset just it don't stop. You know what I'm saying? And they're telling me, oh, man, the guy got a song. He was like, man, I did nothing to touch that 100 mil.  So look, we're going to keep grinding for that. You know what I'm saying? We talked about it here first with Jaylin. So, um, so yeah, man. Kelsey, you, Kelsey, you've got a couple of things you want me to touch on. So before we get to what you were talking about Jaylin about giving back. And I want to get that in a little bit because I don't, you probably don't know this. But Grady is very, very active in the community in terms of giving back. He grew up in Conyers, Georgia, and he spent in Atlanta his whole life. And one of the coolest things about Grady is his draft story out. He, he can fill you in all on that, but Grady's house burned down on his draft weekend and he didn't get drafted where he thought he was going to get drafted and it was a weekend that I think like you said humbled, humbled Grady and drove him to be where he is, but he has taken his platform and all that he does in the community with his Grady Gibbs program. I think I want to hear from both of you guys about just how important that is. But before we get there, I just had a couple of questions that I wanted to ask you. You've talked about your journey to how you got to having your own show and of course all of the ventures that you do.  I think Jalen and Jacobi is is like my baby is like something that came from the mud. It was like, I was watching the media landscape. And at the time, you know, there weren't as many outlets clearly as it is now and it wasn't social media. And I didn't feel like the athletic voice and the and colored people in multimedia that had big platforms were being expressed properly. And I felt like if I got the opportunity I was going to do that I noticed that I radio shows will probably have like bobbleheads in the background or helmets, or like sports illustrated models and stuff look like like that. I remember talking to Bill, and I was like, when I do the podcast, you're gonna come in here one day and these walls going to look a lot different. Yeah. And I waited like about three or four, you know months before I did it. And I just started ordering pictures. And one of my favorite pictures at the time it was like Jay Z with a gold tooth and a big rope chain. He has his box wasn't freshly done it looked like he just came from the trap house. And that's the guy that's a billionaire and married to Beyonce. So that was the image that I had up at first. And so, as we started to get more popular, the people whose pictures those words started calling and wanted to pay for him. And I was like, Okay, so we growing into something. And so really, for me, the opportunity to have a podcast is just to be free, just to express myself to show a different side of myself. Oh, Grady's doing that also. And I got a unique example for that. Right now Kwame Brown, right, you never saw him speak when he was a player. Yeah. And so, whatever he's saying, whether you agree or disagree and I ain't here to put myself in no mess years old. Okay, I ain't trying. But what I'm saying is, he's an example of an athlete that you didn't really hear him speak. So a lot of times you underestimate how he feels and what he might have to say. Yeah, without a doubt. And that's why it's important for you to do this while you still at all pro because you're not in a position of need. Yeah, they know you're getting top dollar. They know you're still balling. They're calling you to do interviews. Yeah. So now you can parlay that and say, Okay, I'll come on your show, you come on my show. Yeah, or when you talk about me on your show, make sure you mention other things that I'm doing, make sure you mention what I'm doing in the community. And so breaking down those barriers is important for us to do that, especially if we can be unfiltered. Of course, when you're working in corporate America, there's always a line you've got across, go check from the NBA or the NFL or ESPN or a multimedia conglomerate there's a way you can be professional without compromising your integrity. Yeah, without a doubt.  And it's like, well, you know, as me, you don't want to talk to me no more than like, people really like no, we straight, you know, saying so, you know, I just see it outside looking in or just seeing guys as before me, you know, trying so hard to reach back into things and I think I just think, you know, why not, you know, get a fans or the people listening another, some more insight to you because I mean that's how I like, I'm for me to be doing a podcast man, this is big because I mean I'm so comfortable my bubble you know I'm saying and I know I wanted to challenge myself I know I got some great things to offer with just just being myself, you know, and then that's that's that's really, that's really what inspires me you know appreciate you man trailblazing that way. Like, you know, I didn't know that you use the first, you know, to really start the podcast of that's that's that's crazy. When I can tell you another secret by the way, my, my family has lived, my kids have lived in Georgia since 2002. Got a spot now for ready to go to GAC. Yeah, my oldest daughter is currently a junior at Georgia, my youngest is finished in her freshman year. So we are Falcon and Hawks fan. Okay, a lot of your games. All right. And just so you also know, maybe I've been to some of the places that Lou will like to hang out. Without a doubt, without a doubt. Jaylin, you know, I'm one more thought on your media career before we move on but when I came to create about the podcast idea, I got the idea because I saw Russell Wilson, how to podcast and what he's done with that on YouTube. JJ Reddick I've listened to his podcast. I think it's just and with like, you know, you see it with like the way juju Smith Schuster has made a brand for himself because of his tick talking if you can kind of make a name for yourself with something else besides your football career it just, it just makes people know you more and they, they might not remember what they saw on you on the field but they remember oh doesn't great he have a podcast so when you said that like you trailblaze I mean I think it's awesome and I think that this is the way that things are going to continue to go where you saw like JJ Watt breaking his news that he was going to sign with the Cardinals on Twitter he's like you know what it's my story to tell I'm not given this any reporter and I think that since you know you kind of started this, this way of you know players being able to speak more freely and have their own platform I really see it becoming the norm so it's really cool to hear that that was something that you know you started. Thank you I appreciate that and the other thing is a lot of times if you're not quotable as a player, you probably won't be quotable when you retire. Yeah, but this is your chance to practice to know what I'm saying like make your mistakes to craft your voice, because here's the thing a lot of people are saying stuff impression sin and posting on IG and stuff like that. The way you gain credibility ain't even by having like a lot of people follow you. It's by when you speak people know that you speaking that speaking the truth. Yeah, absolutely. Because you want your, you want your commentary to age will. Yeah, and so I can't front I'm looking back at a lot of Kwame post, and I'm looking back at a lot of my videos that people are posting about what I had to say about him and Russell Westbrook and Russell Westbrook just average a triple double for the fourth time. Yeah, I see what he kind of dealing with. I'm like, I'm glad those age well. Yeah, that's what you want. So you don't have to try to feel like you need to reach. Yeah, then you talking back on yourself and you know contradicted and stuff like that. Yeah, so you definitely want to be careful what you put out there and but be accurate and truthful you know. Every moment ain't it shouldn't be a viral moment. Yeah, you create quality content. Yeah, worthy. That's when people are come back and then boom, something bigger happening. Oh, boom, you say this and people catch on to it not not the Oh, I'm going to go into the studio and I'm going to create a authentic song with the song out and then now he put the song out with a dance. People like the song.  And that's what I appreciate about watching you man. Yeah, I really appreciate that.  And so just think about this. If you gain this knowledge and experience you already a smart you already intelligent new now you get in this experience. It's just going to put you in a position when you your resume on the desk and somebody else resume on the desk that ain't gonna have your background. Yeah, ain't gonna have your experience they can't call former players or former players or former teammates. And here's the other thing that people are going to appreciate about you that they better respect about players in the media. We really only say like 20% of what we really know. Oh, yeah. And that's how the other players respect you. Yeah, because they like, I know he could have said what he really know but he ain't said I rock with him. Yeah, so it ain't like yo such as such had 10 turnovers what you think happened last night and I've been like well last night we was in the a and don't do that. Yeah, you don't do that. So now when you go on and do your commentary and the player see that when they have a good game you showing them love and then they have a bad game you call them out but you don't say what you know. Yeah, that's how you get the respect. Yeah, without a doubt. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah, I think one of the many reasons that I really enjoy listening to your show and I know my brother listens to it as well as you're just yourself and it kind of seems like you're just sitting down and this is what Grady and I wanted on a podcast we didn't want it to seem scripted you're just giving your thoughts and I think that that's an important and it's and it's a hard line to dance but I feel like before we move on I personally I'm big NBA person I have to ask you the 30 for 30 that you produced one of maybe the best things you've ever done in terms of your media career. Can you tell Grady and I a little bit about how you got into the role of being a producer there. So at the University of Michigan my major was communications radio TV film. So I'm actually one of the people in the United States that actually has a job in the major that they went to school for. Usually somebody has a major in school but ended up working in a different field for whatever reason. I actually got a chance to work in the field. So those are the things that I do, like currently, I write a column each Thursday in the New York Post called Renaissance man. I've been doing it since September I've had Adam Silver Mark Cuban Nas Magic Johnson on the show. Katie Curry it's, it's been a terrific opportunity for me to not only write for the post and be a columnist and like to curate and create and have a theme and an intro and outro and do a last call and do a rapid fire or stuff like that. And so to do that and to do a podcast. It's an opportunity to show versatility in the game. That's what you really want to do it. And he said it earlier you don't want as an athlete is like people are quick to put you in the box.  Yeah, it's like, why did I have an opinion about politics. Yeah, or why should I have an opinion about being a cook or a chef while I'm a taxpayer citizen. I got an opinion because I can say what I want to say what I want to say. Absolutely. And especially if it's an informed opinion. And so producing is something I always wanted to do so radio and podcasts is something I'm doing writing is something I'm doing you mentioned the shows I'm doing. And so production I started three chair entertainment. And the first thing I did. And I got it from Tyler Perry because he was starting at the same time almost I created a play called the greatest love story ever told, and he had Tatiana and James Avery at the time he had started having some health issues so he couldn't really tour with the play, but it was on the Chitlin circuit, and I was touring the play. And the story of Mary and Joseph is basically what it was the story of Mary and Joseph in the Bible play with, but it was a comedic view to it. Okay, so that was like one of the first tours that I had. And producing stuff and I produced a couple of things for Jeep with Chris Paul. And then I pitched the idea to ESPN to do the five five doc and the thing that I really like is the director Jason air. That was his first project. He just did the last dance. So just a while. He hired him at ESPN, and then now him to be in a position to do that, or like Aaron Cohen, who's a writer has gone on to do like 10 or 12 more projects with ESPN. So like these are the people that my production company hired to work on to do this project. And then we shot it. We're really proud of it and it was supposed to have two endings. It was going to be one ending if C web did a current in a more current interview. I wanted it to be like us with zoot suits, winning the game of life mob style big champagne bottles lobster on a table like I wanted it to look like like a Harlem nights almost at the end. If he was going to that that's how like the score of the game in the game of life. Yeah, without a doubt. But if he didn't do a current interview was going to end kind of like it ended. So I'm really fascinated about, you know, creating projects. I'm actually in talks to do like maybe one or two more. I'll come back and let you know if it gets green. Let you know how we know, you know, we know you're gonna make it happen. Make it happen. It's on third base. We ain't even got to talk about it. We know what's going on. Yeah, man. Yeah, that's awesome man. That's awesome.  That's going to help the next person get an opportunity man so definitely definitely don't be afraid you know to do do with God putting your heart man without a doubt. So yeah, Jayla man I know you from Detroit. I don't know if you notice my mom actually from Michigan she's from Kalamazoo, Michigan. I get it. I get it on her man. She never took me up there man. We talk about it all the time like she still ain't took me miss my both my sister's been and but I guess I'll be working. I don't know what happened with that. You don't know what happened with that but so I know you're real real tight with your community still, even though you know not not being there all the time. Can you talk about some of the stuff you got going on there and like you know, you know why it's kind of important for you to stay in involved with the community and that's very, you know, special to me as well so if you can share with the people. Absolutely. And again I got a stress I've been having a crib in Atlanta for 20 plus years and now for read I bought one at Atlantic Station when they first popped off. I know you'd make your moves. Yeah, I salute you to Luda killer Mike but he's been on Renaissance man also. Yeah, those are my peeps. And so I salute you but for me the most important initiative is to be the founder of the Jalen Rose leadership Academy. It's an open enrollment tuition free public charter high school and not only serves students between ninth and 12th grade which we currently have 400 students, but we also support them during secondary education. That's college university community college trade school military. So that's considered a nine through 16 model. You graduate from high school is so you had in the air in your high school don't support you anymore. Yeah. So I wanted to be that bridge that felt like the eight most important years of young people's lives are the four that they are in high school and the four that they should be in college. As any adult where it goes or dreams when a rock is usually have an eight year window. And so we founded the school in 2011 and I staggered the enrollment so that I could create a culture and a safe learning environment in the community. The goal is we call it bridging the education gap. I want young people to get $8,000 from the state to be able to compete in the college classroom with compete for the same job as students like my personal student like my personal kids who have parents that can afford to pay $40,000 a year for them to go to school. Because that becomes an investment case which was $444,000. That's a real investment for the 444,000 students versus the 96,000 students. How do you put them in the same environment and allow them to flourish equally. That's kind of the work that we do. Life skills, social skills, etiquette, not just your A's and B's and also I'm really into making sure that they develop a train.  That's unrealistic. We're trying to get that out of people's minds. You have multiple jobs. You might play for multiple teams. That's just how it works. And so you got to be flexible with the times and our young people have done a terrific job of believing in the vision and the families and the donors have been terrific supporters of what we do. And I'm really proud of the work we've done over 10 years and running. Man, that's awesome. That's awesome, man. I got a little something going up like that. You know, I'm out from Kines, Georgia. It's like 20, 30 minutes. You know, I'm creating a Grady Jarrett team center out there. So basically just giving the people... They need it. They need it, dawg. Yep. So that's coming up this year, you know, giving the kids, you know, sports, not sports, you know, we're going to have everything, you know, for sports, but it also ruins for studying and just giving them a safe place to go to and whether they need to it or that stuff. So that's kind of how I'm going to just get my feet wet, you know, in that realm of things. But yeah, just, you know... I don't know how you do it, man. Man, that's awesome. I'm kind of like just, just, just, you know, really having your hands on somebody and knowing, really knowing what's going on, you know what I'm saying? Like, but yeah, that's admirable, man. We definitely got to chop it off the podcast and just, you know, you teach me. Anything I can do to support, like I said, I'll be in the A. Anything I can do to support, I'll come and represent, be at your spot, meet the kids, speak to them, do all of that because it's important that we support each other. Man, before I go, I got to ask you a question on your part. Because you're one of the best people in the league. And I know how this works. When you know that y'all going to draft somebody, there's an email chain of people, they might email and they might call and they might FaceTime to make sure that they're happy. And I know that when y'all draft the way y'all drafted at four, that might mean salary wise, Julio may be getting traded. Are y'all potentially going to trade the Millennium Falcon? Julio Jones. Man, man, you know what, I don't know, man. I get the night, I ain't blowing smokers. I get the little steam alerts that everybody to get on the bleach report. But I'll say this, man, I'll say this, me growing up in Atlanta and being able to be a teammate with Julio. He's been not only the best at what he do period, since he been, you know, walked with the Falcons, he been just a great model for me. And I hopeful that he can continue to be for me on what it is like when you have success and not letting it go like to your head or just always head down to work.  Like animal. Grinding, you know what I'm saying? So it always, it put me in a mode of no, no matter how much success I ever have, the work got to be put in, you know what I'm saying? And just that mindset of just unstoppable and then be able to develop a friendship with him, you know, over these years, you know, he a friend for me, but he's just somebody that motivate me so much.  But let me tell you something, Julio Jones will be good. You know what I'm saying? And he know that, you know what I'm saying? He know we love him, but he know the business as well, you know, so I don't know, but I know that's a beast that you don't want to disturb, you know what I'm saying? Correct, correct. I didn't make sure I say that because going to the midi Falcon games, like just watching you and watching Michael Vick and watching him, like y'all special players, yo. And what you said is really important, how he always handled himself with class. Yeah. But if I was, if I had a body like his, man, I was as fast as he is, man, that's the way it like, I will be doing this shirt. I'll be doing this interview.   Like that, that's to be commended. You know what I'm saying? When you like as good as you are and you can really do what you want and then you just, you know that you can do, I think the fact that he know that he can do whatever he want is enough for him. You know what I'm saying? He just trying to, you know, get his money, win some games and you know what I'm saying? So look, man, that's, that's, that's, that's who you want to model. That's the standard. You know what I'm saying? And he always been a selfish teammate. He always been motivating. I mean, so yeah, man, that's the standard of greatness. Plenty of good football ahead for my boy, man, so. So Jaylin, we know we got, we know we got to let you go.  So is there a chance that you could maybe wear like a half Lions jersey and a half Grady Jarrett jersey now that you've been on the pot. I'm going to represent my guy. Gee, because none of them asking me to be on a pot. He did. That's why I'm good. That's why I'm here. So now he trade his 10 toes down. That's my hometown. I didn't see your squad go to the Super Bowl. Let me tell you see the Lions have never been. We won one playoff game in 61 years. I think they'll be okay with me wearing a half Jersey for game for somebody I got love for. All right. For the last 50 years. Grady Grady, we'll have to figure out how to make that happen. Well, Jaylin, we really, as we said, really appreciate you coming on big fans of your work and we Grady and I will both look forward to watching you on NBA Countdown. Do your thing over the next couple of months. Thank you. And I'm definitely going to be at that Lions game too. It ain't going to be no happen. I'm going to be rocking my guys Jersey. I'm going to put on a show for you too. Appreciate that.  I mean he's doing it the right way and I thought everything he said was so enlightening what was your favorite thing he said. I don't know it's so it's hard to pick a favorite you know so so many things were just just I mean I was just just just taking it all in just just in all you know I'm saying just listen to him really really the most impressive impressive things to me was how he balances you all these different things in different roles that he had in life you know I'm saying while still having a full you know family at home and you know so so just whether it's being a producer or you know be being behind the camera behind the camera you know in the community. That's that's just you know that's he he doing the right he doing the right way you know man that's the gold standard right there and the thing about it is you hear him speak, he only trying to get better, you know, and he just not slowing down never satisfied mentality. And, you know, that's something I definitely definitely admire about him and in aspire to be you know this just this whole conversation just motivated me some more you know so whatever it may be. And I think what I like most about him and the way he is on air is he kind of seems like you're just sitting down to have like a cup of coffee with someone or just like you're talking to your friends like it's almost like he has like a level of comfort that he makes his audience feel and I think that as you know an aspiring broadcaster that's a level that I'm trying to get to where when people listen to me they're not listening to me for anything and they want to hear what I say and they like hearing the things that come out of my mouth. Yeah. Yeah, without a doubt, he going to tell you the truth, you know good bad and different and that's what I respect. Yeah, for sure. Well, I thought a really interesting part of our conversation with Jaylin was of course about his community work and what he's doing with that Jaylin rose foundation he he undersold what he's doing I mean it's like creating a school and he he actually was just back there, you know, advocating for the students in and everyone in Detroit to get vaccinated like he does so much in the community. It's incredible but I want to use this time right now to talk about you and what you do in the community because I know that you you'll talk a little bit about it but Grady, what you do in the community of land in of in the city of Atlanta is just it's really outstanding and I want to take the opportunity here to give you some time to talk about some of your upcoming projects and some of the things that you're most proud of that you've done in the community. Yeah, so some upcoming things, you know, COVID presented some challenges with things as far as you know, like, like fundraising events, you know, to go towards Grady gives that help us do we need to do in the community I think the biggest new addition to, to, you know, our team of Grady gives is we out in Kairns we're building out a teen center you know it's called a Grady Jair teen center.  We also given our scholarships this year, you know, to work to select group of kids, going to universities. So, so that's something that we definitely doing.  I don't want to get mad at me for not mentioning it. But they know what's all love you know so just just trying to find out where we can you know just make positive impact and you know, whether it's you know, just have bigger outreach. That's, that's the great thing about these partnerships because you got organizations that's trying to do good as well. And I'm trying to do good. So you link up and it's like, let's, let's do it together. Change the world. Yeah, for sure. What, how did you start the Grady gives program. Can you can you talk a little bit about that.    But you can take those, you know, dark moments, you know, that you spend your darker time and make light to somebody else. And that's what really gives us about so. So, yeah, that's, that's, that's, that's what it is. That's awesome.  So I have an idea why don't we, whenever the Grady Jarrett teen center comes out we'll take the podcast on the road and we can show off the teen center on the pod. Without a doubt, gotta do that. Definitely got to do that.  If you say one thing that impress one person out the crowd, man, you could change your life forever. You know, I'm saying you go but you're gonna say things that impress more than just one person or but if you know, podcasts is for you know, people to take what they take from it, you know, apply to the lives however they mean, maybe you know, everybody on here not a football fan everybody on here not not an athlete everybody you know, but you can take something from the podcast and apply to whatever you into you know I'm saying so. So yeah, you like it. Awesome you know I'm saying if you not for you not for you know I'm saying so that's that's that's what I like about podcasts is just so to be real on here you know just just getting ready with Grady Jarrett. All right, I feel like that's the perfect ending for us. Grady, appreciate your time as always and looking forward to hop and back on the pod with you next week. Let's do it. Let's do it.


Learning Outcomes play a foundational role in the course design process. They describe to both instructors, to learners and the academic community what a learner should know and be able to do by the end of the course. Learning outcome, as you know, there's a fair amount of controversy around the very topic. But for me, I find it's a good guide. Basically, it points to a direction as to where you want to take your learning and your teaching. It helps in terms of developing more specific objectives, and also helps check that your assessment actually coincides with what you're trying to teach. Outcomes-based education is interesting in terms of higher education in Ontario because it's not new to education. Before I did my PhD, I did a certificate to teach English in the second language and a Bachelor of Education. And we always talked about our outcomes. We had carefully developed outcomes for language learners in any classroom. And so when I got to higher education, it was second nature to me to use outcomes. Now, when I looked at the research literature, it reinforced all the things I'd learned in my previous education. Very learner-centered. That's the first thing that we know about outcomes-based education. So even those people who use them in the sense of they knew ahead of time what they wanted students to be able to do and they assess those things at the end, one of the most recent emphasis is that it makes it more transparent. So that students know what it is you expect from them right from the goal. It's a really good way to communicate with students what the expectations are of a course, but it's also a really good way to let them know that they have an active role to play in a course. That as learners, they're not going to be passive. That there are these outcomes that they are responsible for achieving. It's a way of saying to students, I've put a lot of thought into a course and I've thought about the kinds of things you're going to get out of this course and so if you do the kinds of activities that I've designed, you stay on top of the work, this is what you will get out of it. For me at least, it helps me talk to other people in my department so that we're reducing redundancies and overlaps and maximizing progression and connectivity. So I just think it makes for better, well, as a curriculum person, it makes for better linking and laddering. So you can link horizontally and ladder vertically if you've got outcomes in terms of overarching curricular outcomes. Outcomes based education ties learning outcomes to the assessment or ties I should say the other way around, ties assessment to the learning outcomes. So you're assessing to determine whether or not the outcomes that were articulated at the beginning of the course of study, the program of study, have been achieved. And so it's very clear not only for the student, but for the teacher as well and for other stakeholders in the education system, for example, the public, parents, government, employers, all these people are able to say without a doubt, yes, the outcomes have been achieved or no, the outcomes have not been achieved. Therefore learning has or has not taken place. Learning outcomes have been useful, mainly because I'm a statistician, not a computer scientist, so when I'm teaching courses in computer science they're quite beneficial for me to know what's expected of the students by the time the course is complete. So it does help me structure the course, helps me understand what things I may necessarily have to do to get the students from where they are to where they need to be. You know, one of the things I think is really great about us focusing on learning outcomes is that it highlights a whole second side of the teaching profession. And what I mean by that is I study memory and in human memory, one of the first things we always tell everybody when we're talking about human memory is that there is no single thing called human memory. There's multiple memory systems for different things we do. One system for information, holding information, but for example a very different system for learning to play basketball or karate or guitar. Anything that involves skills and repetitive behavior we learn that in a different way. An example I like to give is you can learn a lot about karate in an hour seminar but you can't learn to do karate in an hour seminar. You have to do that by successive repeated practice. The learning outcomes framework highlights that when we're in the classroom yes we want to teach content, knowledge, information, that's there. They can get that from the class, they can get that from the book but we also want to teach all these skills, critical thinking, creative thinking, self-reflective thought, communication. Those we have to teach differently. We have to come up with ways of giving students structured repeated practice with those skills. And I think by kind of highlighting those as being, you know, there's like five of them for the one content kind of thing, we're finally getting some balance. When I'm working with an instructor who wants to look at a redesign of a course to make it into a blended course or even if they're starting from scratch creating a blended course learning outcomes is probably the place that I would start because in terms of the overall philosophy of our center around course design we feel that having very articulate, well-defined learning outcomes for the students is really key and guides the instructor in that they kind of come to the realization of what is truly important for their students in the course. And so I think that process can help them make better selection of course content and topics that they want to cover in the course. Well, learning outcomes are an interesting topic because they've only become a popular topic very recently and yet we've been teaching for forever. So how did we ever manage successful learning before we got to the point of deliberately articulating our learning outcomes? That's an interesting question for another day, but what I've found is that now that we are focusing on learning outcomes what those allow for is actually deliberate building of your course activities, your learning opportunities, your assessments. And even the objectives themselves, you really have to take a moment to decide exactly what is it that you want students to have achieved to be able to demonstrate at the end of the course.


Hey traders, this is T Bradley 90 from the My Investing Club chat. I'm one of the top mentors and moderators in chat. As a special gift to our viewers on YouTube, we have created a free two-hour course to help teach you how to start a consistently profitable trading business and identify high-paying setups in just 30 days. There will be limited seating every week, so register for the course and reserve your spot now using the link in the description. As a special bonus for everyone that watches the entire video, we will give you the link to a free 10-hour additional mini course that has never been released to the public. Register now before all slots completely fill up. Hey, what's going on everyone? It's Chicago trader checking in for the weekly fundamental video here on the 13th of September. Hope you guys are having a good Friday. Had a few names, as usual, wanted to run over and then the main one I'm going to cover is Take Two, TTOO is the ticker. At the end, it's a little bit more of a deep dive. Just kind of want to share my thoughts on it. Before I get started, as usual guys, you know the deal. This isn't investment advice, my behalf or MIC's behalf, so be sure to do your own due diligence. Cover Take Two last. First one I wanted to cover was cool. It moved on to news this week. Let me pull up these AKs. First thing, so I noticed they're a little bit low on cash. However, they do have a spa. So what that is, Securities Purchase Agreement, they essentially have the right, they agree to amount that somebody can purchase from them and they will put it into their account. So it's a million dollars, convertible notes. You can see the conversion price, it's $1.80, or it's gonna be 90% after six months. Also, if you guys remember the video I did on R-E-K-R, I think that they had debt at 24% as well. So I now have seen two that have basically loaned out convertible debt that have done 24%. Obviously, less than favorable terms. And then there's another AK, shortly after that, I believe this is the same one, that they're gonna extend the maturity date and why wouldn't you if you hold that debt, you obviously getting paid fat stacks on it if you're going to, not favorable for the company, but again, just something that kinda tells you the health of the company. But this one did a reverse split. I've been moving a little bit. It had about one and a half million shares outstanding after the split.  So there's actually 426,000 shares of common at $6.30. And usually, like I've mentioned in the last few videos, these pre-founded warrants usually are a dagger. And then you come down here, and this one's actually pretty transparent for once. So there's gonna be the common shares outstanding. So again, that's just the 1.5 that's outstanding plus the 426,000. So they're actually nice and do the calculation. So there's gonna be 4.7 million if the pre-funded warrants are exercised and 5.2 if the underwriters exercise the over allotment. And so you go from 1.5 to potentially 5.2 million shares. It's just absolutely terrible. But so last one, the main one that I caught, definitely thought it was gonna, the news was weak.  So personally, I played this day one. I was completely wrong on it. Thank God I did get out of it when I did. So take two came out. They had some news on an agreement. Let me pull these up here real quick. Basically with this BARDA, and like I said, Redwell up to $69 million in funding. Usually on those things like that, when it says up to, you kinda wanna be, at least I am, kinda weary about what that means. It's not a guaranteed. Also, the second paragraph below here, you can see there's a cost sharing contract between them. So obviously, even if there is a little bit of money up front, so it looks like there's gonna be $6 million up front, until there's further details on the deal, that might just basically offset the $6 million that they're receiving. So then, I believe it was the same day. Yeah, same day. They came out, there was an amendment. Basically, what was happening was they had some debt, this terminal agreement, and they're reducing the revenue target that has to be met, slashing it over 50% from $9 million to $4 million. So kind of gives a negative outlook for the company. Also, why would a lender do that? Well, then they get 568,000 share warrants, rather, $1.55. So you take that, I kind of thought that news was weak. You come back here, very recently, within the last couple, last month and a half, entered into an at-the-money offering of up to $30 million. Hey, traders, this is Tosh. I go by T. Bradley 90 in the My Investing Club chat. 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We've seen several types of equilibrium constant at this point. Molecule-based or mole-based or pressure-based equilibrium constants. We can think of them all as products over reactants, but it's molecules of product or moles of product or pressures of the product raised to the stoichiometric coefficients and likewise reactants raised to their stoichiometric coefficients which are negative. We've also seen relationships for how to convert back and forth between the molecule-based and mole-based equilibrium constant using some number of multiples of Apagadro's number and back and forth between the molecule-based and the pressure-based equilibrium constant converting molecules to molecules to pressures using the adiogast law, KT over V. But there are other forms of the equilibrium constant that are also convenient to use sometimes. For example, if we're not working with a gas phase reaction where pressures are the most convenient unit to use to describe the relative amounts of the species, we might be working in solution. Lots of reactions happen in solution. We're more interested in the concentration of the reactants and the products. So it's nice to be able to talk about a concentration-based equilibrium constant. Concentrations in molarities perhaps. If those concentrations are in molarities then that's just moles of each species divided by the volume of the solution. The volume is the same for each one of the species so there's no reason for that to be inside the product. I can pull that out and call that 1 over V raised to each stoichiometric coefficient added up. That's the thing we call this delta nu, the change in the stoichiometric coefficients for the reaction. And then what's left over is a product of moles raised to the stoichiometric coefficients but that's exactly the same as KN. So this is, I can rewrite this as 1 over V raised to the delta nu times K little n. Of course K little n is itself related to K big n, K little n is some factors of Avogadro's number times K big n so if I just take an extra Avogadro's number and insert it into this thing that I'm raising to the delta nu I can write this as K big n times 1 over not just the volume but Avogadro's number times the volume raised to the delta nu. So either way I can think of Kc as being related to K little n or to K big n by these relationships. The other form of the equilibrium constant that's pretty common to use is the equilibrium constant written in terms of mole fractions so that's another unit of concentration that might be convenient in a solution or we could also use mole fractions in the gas phase just as easily as we can use them in solution. So mole fractions raised to their stoichiometric coefficients, mole fractions are just moles of each species divided by the total number of moles. So as usual I can leave the species specific term inside the product, pull 1 over n total out, it's 1 over n total raised to each stoichiometric coefficient once for each species so that ends up being 1 over n total raised to the delta nu. That's fine with one caveat the total number of moles is likely going to be changing as the reaction proceeds that's not a constant in the same way that Avogadro's number is a constant or that the volume and the temperature might be constant if we're doing the reaction at constant volume. So we need to do something with this n total under some circumstances to make sure we're using something that's actually a constant and I guess let me go ahead and rewrite this one time and say that this is equal to since product of moles raised to their stoichiometric coefficient that's just my case of little n I can write this as 1 over total moles to the delta nu times k little n or again if I'd prefer to convert to k big n instead of k little n just introduce a factor of 1 over Avogadro's number inside the parentheses and I'll write instead of writing 1 over Avogadro's number times number of moles what that means Avogadro's number times number of moles that would be the number of molecules. So these expressions are correct as long as you remember that the total number of moles and the total number of molecules is changing as the reaction proceeds so what's often more convenient is to use convert this to a k p if I notice that k n is related to k p I'll rewrite this equation and say k n is equal to v over k t to the delta nu k p where I've just moved this conversion the k t over v over to the other side now I can replace this k n with that quantity v over k t k p so I'll write 1 over n total to the delta nu k n now looks like v over k t itself raised to the delta nu all times k p but notice what I've got here if I combine these two terms in parentheses the thing that I'm raising to the delta nu power is volume over n k t so if we trust the ideal gas law I can look at that as 1 over pressure to the delta nu times k p so this result k x is equal to 1 over p to the delta nu times k p that's a procedure for converting a pressure based equilibrium constant into a mole fraction based equilibrium constant if we're dealing with gases so that's a lot of equations a lot of things to remember or to organize to keep track of how to convert one type of equilibrium constant into another so let me see if I can make things a little more organized by writing out a little diagram now of how we convert various of these equilibrium constants into one another so let's start with our first one if I want to if I have a k big n and I want to convert it to a k little n I just multiply by 1 over Avogadro's number to the delta v or so k big n to k little n I can think of that as multiplying by Avogadro's number to the negative delta v or if I want to go in the opposite direction I multiply by Avogadro's number to the positive delta v likewise to get from if I have a k little n and I want to get a kc I multiply by 1 over volume to the delta v so in this direction multiply by volume to the negative delta n delta nu in this direction multiply by volume to the positive delta nu if I have a k big n and I want to obtain kc I multiply by 1 over n a times v to the big n to the delta nu so in this direction multiply by Avogadro's number times volume to the negative delta nu in this direction I multiply by Avogadro's number times volume to the positive delta nu next we have kp so that's one way to obtain previously if I have k big n and I want kp I multiply by kt over v to the delta nu in the other direction I would multiply by the reciprocal of that v over kt to the delta nu and lastly this final one we obtained if I have a kp to obtain kx I multiply by 1 over p to the delta nu or pressure to the negative delta nu in the opposite direction I would multiply by pressure to the positive delta nu so this diagram doesn't say anything that we hadn't already written in the board in terms of equations but perhaps it's an easier reference to look back on in your notes and decide if I have let's say if I have a kc and if I want to obtain a kp here are the conversions I need to do in order to make that conversion so now we know how to convert various different flavors of equilibrium constant into one another now we do have a few more things to say about where those equilibrium constants come from how we obtain the values for those equilibrium constants and that's coming up soon


What's up guys, Wrexman34 back with another epic viewer mail day. We have three pieces of mail here and we're also going to open up the fake starter deck sent to us by Sean in the collection video, so we're going to open this up and we're going to open up the mail in this video. Also I want to show you guys the giveaway, the giveaway for this video, Cyber Twin Dragon first edition from Cybernetic Revolution, Radiant Mirror Force from Force of the Breaker and the end of Anubis limited edition from the Lost Millennium. All you have to do is like the video, be subscribed and let me know your favorite card you've ever gotten. It doesn't have to be from giving away, you know, just however you got it. You pulled it, you bought it, whatever. What's your favorite card? Let me know in the comments for a chance at the giveaway and let's get into this mail. Let's see what we have. Now we have the scissors. Let's see what is in this mail. This one is from, I don't want to show the addresses, Michael Sutherland. So let's see what he sent us. Here we go. Michael Sutherland sent us, was it something epic? And I'm guessing yes. Oh, we got a double here. Oh, we got a note. Okay. It's down here. All right. Hi, Ruxen. My name is Mike. I've been following you for about a year. So that's a long time. We haven't been going a couple years, but the YouTube Yu-Gi-Oh cards, I'm trying to say Yu-Gi-Oh cards, I've been like a year. So I want to say I enjoyed your videos and thank you for getting me started selling on TCGplayer. It occurred after we couldn't agree on a deal to sell any cards. I saw the video of you pulling an extra pot of extravagance. It's no problem. We cannot work out a deal as I have over 50 orders sold at one time of this letter and I'm a level three seller. Congrats. It's pretty nice. RedEyesKing is my name. So check them out on TCGplayer, guys. I've included some cards to begin to be for a giveaway and thanks again for everything. Oh, cool. So he included all of these for a giveaway, it looks like. So let's see what he sent you guys. He sent. Got a couple of DuPo cards. We've got Dark Medician and Omens of Pyroneo, so that's cool. So those are for you. It looks like all of these are for you guys. So this is a viewer mail, but the viewers are getting the mail, so this is pretty cool. There we go. And yes, you guys can always send in stuff. You want to give it away. That's cool. So a talker and OddEyesPingel Dragon, there's two more, where are these from? That's from DuPo as well. So they're all DuPo cards, looks like, okay. Also, if you guys want to send something in, my P.O. box is down in the description, so if you guys ever want to send something in, it can be to me, it can be to open, it can be to give away like this, there's more DuPo. We've got StardustDragon and number 39 Utopia. Make sure you check out that video, guys. The Utopia pull the other day. That was pretty incredible. I'm still excited about that.  So that's a pretty cool card. So these were sent in by Michael, and now you guys have a chance to win those as well. So the winner of this, we've got all these cards in the giveaway, so that's pretty cool. So go ahead and thank him in the comments for sending that in. Now we have two more, not cards, I don't know, two more packages, I guess they're like envelopes, more like. So let's see what's in here. And then we'll open up that fake deck and see what is inside. I'm pretty excited about that. Skulldog Marin on the front, so let's see. There we go. All right, let's see who this is from. This is from Josh, I think. I just cut it through his name, I'm sure he'll say his name on here. Here we go. Ruxen, awesome content. I enjoyed, oh I liked his handwriting. I enjoyed watching when you post. I wanted to contribute to your amazing channel by sending you some of the rarest cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Game, keep up the great work from Canada. This one is from Yu-Gi-Oh! For All on Instagram. Make sure you follow him there. Josh, I believe these are original prints. Okay. So let's see. Let's see what he sent. Original prints. So watch it be like Battles of Legends, like this is the original print. Okay. All right, looks like these, okay, the tape's keeping it in. We got like this. We got to get this tape off on the left. We got to be a little careful here. Where's the knife? It's going to be a little dangerous, but we're going to be careful. Okay, let's be careful here. Oh, I'm getting very close. Yes, nice. Good job. Pat's on the back. Okay. Here we go. Let's see what is inside here. I don't, okay, are these in the same, we taped this sleeve. This is interesting. Let's just cut this sleeve. Boom. All right. Let's see what is inside. What are these cards? These look kind of nice. All right. The first card here. Oh my goodness. I was not expecting something that epic. Pocainio Moth. English version. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. That's big time. That is big time. We have two more, two more cards. No. No. You're, no way. No. There's no way. There is no way. Three of them. Oh, this is crazy. This is nuts. This is absolutely nuts. You're kidding me. Three Pocainio Moths in one video. Oh my goodness, Josh. That is absolutely insane. Are you crazy, Josh? Sending in some of the most valuable Yu-Gi-Oh cards. That is almost too much to handle. Oh my goodness. We got three of those. Imagine if there's a Pocainio Moth in this trading card and a deck over here. That'd be insane. Okay. Final package. We've hit some insane stuff so far. This one's from Justin. What did Justin send us? Oh my, I'm in shock right now. We just got three of the most epic cards. The only thing I could say that would rival that would be if someone sent us three Chickalots. But the chances are like zero about having it. Just the most powerful card ever. Okay. Here we go. These are from Justin and there's no note in here. Okay. Interesting. I think I know what these are. I think I know what these are. Okay. Check this out. These are tokens. Oh, sheep tokens. I think you emailed me about this. I thought there would be a note though. But yeah, he makes these custom tokens. It's really cool. I'll try to have their name pop up on the screen or something. But Justin sends these oh sheep tokens and apparently he can make custom tokens like this. So let's see. Okay. It looks like this is the custom. Okay. I thought there was two cards, but it's really just really thick. I mean, that's pretty cool. Check it out. It got this. It reminds me of regular show. Kind of. If any of you guys watch regular show, it's pretty funny. I like it. All right. Let's see what we got next. We got another one. Look at this dude. Another token. He's like a wolf with a cloud around him. That's pretty cool. Oh, check this out. These tokens are actually really cool. What's up with that guy? He's got a tie on. He looks kind of confused. Oh, here we go. Here's a straight up scapegoat right here. Or what's the other one called? It's not the scapegoats, but it's like the sheep token. I don't know what they call them, but that one looks, I really like that one. I'll talk about confused. This dude looks, I got nervous. Check him out. He's got that little badge, so he's probably worried about COVID right now. I think that's what he's worried about. The last one. That dude. Oh my goodness. That dude needs to stop eating sugar. That's all I got to say. He looks like he's a little too wild up, but that's pretty cool. These are really cool custom tokens. So they're O-sheep tokens. I can't remember if their name was O-sheep or they had a different name. I don't remember. I'll try them. I'll pop it up on the screen, but I hope you guys like those. Those are pretty cool. Those are actually unique. I've never seen those. So now that we've gone through the epic mail, guys, let's put O-sheep back here. We got another, an epic giveaway to add to the giveaway. We've got the three most powerful cards besides Chickalock. And then boom, O-sheep. So let's see what's in this thing. I think it has already been opened, but I mean, I'm expecting big things anyway. So here we go. Yeah, we saw this. Pegasus, but it says Yu-Gi, so I'm already confused about that. That is a very nice looking thing that has never been touched. Oh, man. We got some epic cards. These honestly bring back to memories, these, these backs, because you used to see these all the time, or at least I did. Boom. Bone Dog Marin, bono. Rare Metal Knight, like doesn't even close to his name. Disturbing Beast Dash Green. It is one of the most, one of the disturbing beasts that interfere in the enemy by any means. That interfere in the enemy by any means. Three ones together can make a lie, make a lie of mixing the false with the genuine. What? Can make a lie of mixing the false with the genuine. Guys, this is going to be fun. This is going to be fun. Okay. Let's go one at a time. Make a lie with the mixing of the false with the genuine. Okay. Whatever that meant. Here's a Yoronzo, that's like super shiny. The treasure box is uncovered. The robbers come out to attack. When the treasure box is uncovered, oh my goodness. Whiptail. This isn't a trap card, what in the world? Attack from space with the Whiptail. Look at that attack, 15,650. That is a force right there. That's a trap card with a very strong attack. This one's 12,000. Secret murderer. Oh my goodness. Secret murderer. A secret murderer holding Secondo Sword and reaching Devildom. Oh my goodness. Wow. Dinosaur man. Humanized dinosaur. Although it owns high intelligence, but not so strong. Not so strong, huh? 13,000 attack, that's pretty good. Moisture star man. When this card is summoned by three sacrifices, the magic trap card in opponent field will be completely destroyed. Moisture star man. Oh yeah. Secret helper. The lovable small person offering help security. Secretly. That's a security. Offering help secretly. The lovable small man. Oh man. Dog you Libby. The American happy world rabbit moves quickly. American. The American happy world rabbit. That's funny. The missile fish. The fish has full thorns on the body. It can emit missiles from the underside of the abdomen. Ice wolf. This is a trap card apparently too. This card can't be summoned by common summoning magic. What's summoning magic? Is this magic the gathering? Your two water monsters are needed to be expelled out of the game. When the card destroys opponent monster, the opponent drawing next bout will be canceled. Okay. I don't know what that means. Long desired pot genius. It's a magic card which is not really a magic card. It's an effect monster. When this card is in obverse and attack status, the desired pot can be launched. The player launching the desirable pot can get a card. The desirable pot. Hospitable water. When this card is damaged, being the opponent, it can draw away the card from opponent pack until only seven cards are left. Okay. We're not going to read all these because it's going to take forever. These are hilarious. I'm going to pause on so if you want to read all of them, you can. Oh my goodness. That's incredible. Red Lotus magic beast, Deiza. That is incredible. Flunky workshop changed the magic cards into others. The others. Wait, is that the others on Walking Dead? Is that what that is? I think. Reload. Okay. Angel Sakyaba, although burden with the fate to be an angel becomes the Sakyaba angel. There's another pot genius. Fire swordsman, a regular monster. Fire controller says fusion though. Plus fabulous swordsman, Masaki. Rare metal knight. Naga. Okay. That's a little creepy. Machine, huge tortoise. Fiend kraken. Fire eating huge tortoise. Black man eating shark. Seeker man plus Kara, pop. Prop. Okay. That's just that. Okay. Useless. Useless troop. They're calling this card useless. What's it called again? I just totally forgot. It's from Legacy of Darkness. It is. What's this card called guys? Exod Force. There we go. There we go. This card can be taken as sacrifice. You can just throw one monster in the field. Sword dragon, remote elder. Elder. What? It's a goat. Angel Succubo. Tempting shadow. Oh my goodness. Spirit temptation. A lot of temptation here. Thousand year dragon. Yes. Thousand year dragon. Huge dragon's fallen feather. That's good. Soldier. Time machine. It's pretty close. Chaos greed. Tune, Gebley, shock troops. Rare metal knight. Thunder impris. Friendship. Royal guarding fort. This is the little brother. Thousand year dragon again. Riding flying dragon wubon. Riding flying. Red dragon. Barakuri. Barakuri. Oh my goodness. That thing is not appropriate. Riding flying dragon wubon. But this thing has foil. And dinosaur man foil. Okay. Those look actually incredible. I mean you can hardly see the words. They look cool. Beating. Look at that off-centering right there. Beating.  Not drop off. Beating. Okay. That was quite interesting. There were some crazy cards. What was my favorite one? It was towards the beginning. That was hilarious. Secret murderer. That is just ridiculous. Oh my goodness. That was fun. So, thanks again Sean for that in the collection. That was a lot of fun. Hope you guys did enjoy that. Let me know if you want to see different kind of videos like that. If you ever pick up more fake cards. And I'll see you guys later. Thanks for watching. Peace. I'm it's a hero. Dark Bright. Boom.


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's casebreaks.com here on Tuesday coming at you with a blast from the past look at that 1992 Bowman baseball one box break Number one and one spot gets you two random packs It's pretty crazy stuff. This is bbce sealed ladies and gentlemen So first of all actually first off big thanks to this group of people right here for getting in on the action I appreciate it one spot gets you two packs. So let's double you up So there's everybody right there and we're gonna go through one through 36 now first We're gonna have to select a box We've got two box of this and then we'll label all the packs and then we'll randomize names randomize packs and see Who gets what? So there's Bowman right there and there is the baseball card exchange sticker right there So from my understanding back in the day, these just came Without any sort of packaging around it So you open up the case just these boxes without any shrink wrap or not even like a little sticker attached to it So this company kind of takes care of that and lets you know. Hey, this hasn't been monkeyed around with This is good to go. All right So now let's select a die. Let's go Got all the threes in yacht scene All right, so one two three for the top box four five six for the bottom box And it's five one two three four five six So we'll save this We'll save that for break two, which is already on the site. We can run this back pretty quickly All right, so now let's open this box up All right, they both have the Both have the official stuff right here Let's open this up Let's see what we can find now as you saw in the item description. What we're gonna chase is uh Mike piazza carl so goto mani ramirez marion rivera uh rookie cards picture cards gold foil And we're looking for engraved foil special cards No, no no ball player on the front of these packs I would love to find a ps8 10 Wow out of here like Mike piazza the rookie card There's the third now if you're watching the replay of this You can you can fast forward through this part. It's such a perfect card. They they created new Wow PSA 11 Ron, I don't think all cards shift in legacy. I'm pretty sure it didn't does it? I don't remember so long ago This is a couple years ago All right, I'll be once again if you're watching the replay On this video You can fast forward through this part If you're watching live, you just have to watch me label all of these packs here Stack here Why would I label them? How else are we supposed to do a random pack rake? Jason You have a better idea I'm not sure how else we would do a random pack rake unless jason has a better idea All right, so let's flip over here There's all 36 names here And there's all 36 pack numbers right here Let's do it. Let's roll it. Let's randomize names and pack numbers eight times six into two one two three four five six seven And eighth and final time after eight we got joshua down to joshua All right six into two eight times for the pack numbers one two three four six seven And eighth and final time after eight we got pack 28 down to four Now just because there's so many packs the probably easiest way to probably do this and I apologize To the people beforehand, but the probably the easiest way to do this is probably alphabetically So from 28 down to four after eight times there's 28 down to four So here's how it shakes out josh with pack 28 John with 32 josh with 18 26 34 16 and 30 Spiro with seven josh with 21 mathie with 13 gordon with 36 joshua with 15 and 20 Spiro with 10 justin with eight jeremy with two justin with 17 josh with 19 and 12 Jeremy with 14 josh with 25 gordon with 23 josh with 33 and 35 john with three josh with nine Matthew with one gordon with six jake with five jeremy with 27 jake with 31 There are a lot of jays here joshua 24 jeremy with 22 joshua 11 gordon with 29 And joshua edelitz with pack number four all right now let's sort by Column a by your first names And then you can see josh with pack number four right there like I said So once again here a different look right here gordon. There's your block of packs Jake jeremy john josh with has a ton of packs right here Justin Matthew And spiro and you know what josh? I think just for Just to make this a little bit easier for us I think we're just going to do all of your packs last So we'll do this group first this group second and then josh you have the most packs We're going to do all of yours at the end just so we can we don't mix anything up. All right, so now Again, you can fast forward through this part if you're watching live. I'm going to print out the labels here With your names and pack numbers attached to it. So stand by we'll just run this live So today is Tuesday six It's june already. It's the first of the month And you got the sounds of the Celtics in brooklyn right now and that's up 46 42 That's with a solid 3-1 lead. All right. So here we go So where's the beginning of the list right here? And so g for gordon Good luck gordon It's got a wide range of pack numbers here 36 and 6 23 and 29 So 36 Is right here six should be over here 23 Should be over here 29 is right there 36 six 23 29 36 six 23 29 gordon. Good luck most of you this should be A blast from the past These are front side over right there. All right These are all front and back kind of stuck together Look at that look right there There's the gold. There's chad mcconnell Pittsburgh There's davry getty And mark newfield in the back right there Try to be careful with these cards here. There's bill swift I guess we'll top load the gold ones. There's bill swift gold We're going through these oh this was from the first pack So there's another pack Pack 23 for gordon Is chipper jones a rookie in this kind of hard to see which Remember tim belcher. There's tim belcher so Nothing too crazy so far You saw one in pack two Chipper jones. Look at it. Is that rookie chipper jones though? I guess it would be Yeah Nice chipper jones That's how people dress back then all right and the final pack Howard house Look at troy perzil right here Remember how uh, who are the other a's that were supposed to be Incredible in that rotation back in the day Todd van poppel was one of them. There's howard house here All right Gordon, thank you. There you go Next is jake with a couple packs. Jeremy you're up next So this I mean this is going to take a while folks. So just Thanks for hanging being patient with us. We'll get to you as quickly as possible So for jake johnson 5 and 31 there's 5 and 31 right there Make sure we're That card is all the time There's ryan clesco Wasn't Wasn't anthony young one of the first guys to lose 20 games Is that sound familiar to anybody Or part of a small club of guys that have lost 20 games There's matt williams Which is an interesting stat because that means you're actually good enough to pitch Late enough into games where you get a decision made I don't know Maybe it was not just wasn't very good Kevin brown david cone Nolan ryan dicky thon And pack 31 for jake There's berry bonds in his early days Doesn't I think ashby has like a son or a nephew working his way through the uh The major league ranks All right nice berry bonds What's that? Oh, yeah dig in Dig in you guys. There's all sorts of pizza in there They're gonna open up to the salad And they're like no All right, so there's john right there. So jeremy you've got a number of packs here 2 and 14 27 and 22 Here's two There's 14 27 and 22 27 27 is down here 27 and 22 30 goes right there 2 14 27 22 2 14 27 and 22 I remember rafael belliard There's the x tino Pedro Guerrero And nice That's a mani ramirez With the gold foil He's a rookie in this set tim wallek Ron gang back there All right, nice jeremy taylor got a mani ramirez Gold foil going your way Jonah saying that's a case hit Is it? I'm not very familiar with 1992 bowman baseball chile davis And we got a ryan klesko back there too nice Oh, Jonah's joking. All right Yeah, I don't know if they've had traditional case hits like that back in the day. Maybe they did. I don't know some sets maybe Next pack got to be careful of these packs here Boomer david wells There's rick howling gold What up doc doc gooden Really Randolph That's pretty cool. There's dion sanders out here neon dion sanders All right, and the final pack for jeremy. Good luck greg swindell pojo Remember, uh, I'm sure everyone had some clever clever nicknames for him and their childhood Nice eric carols Walt weiss And cid brine. All right, jeremy taylor. Thank you very much Programs from spots in this appreciate it All right moving on john With a couple packs 32 and 3 32 should be all the way over here 32 and 3 32 and 3. Good luck You got robert butler gold foil. I don't know if there's any relation to bret butler Lee smith oogeth urbina Did oogeth urbina have an extra finger on his hand? Does anyone remember that or they might think of someone else? Who is the sort of Closer relief pitcher that had an extra finger God exposes tim walloch back here. There's tim walloch in the league for a while Coaching somewhere these days All right, there you go john. Thank you very much For getting in all right now josh you have a ton of packs. So i'm gonna Save you to the end if you don't mind I think all of these are josh's packs And then after josh it should we should be starting with justin, right? Yeah, there you go. Justin with pack 8 and 17 Ah It was you're right. It was antonio alfonsesca with the extra digit. All right. So justin with 8 and 17 There's 8 and 17. Good luck behind bret boon is Joe random gold foil John allured Pudger weekend is not I don't think so This 91 for him Jack mcdowell That's great jeffreys It's a good look right there. I like that Do not remember mariners edition of kevin mitchell, but it must be true. There he is Ken herbeck classic, uh donut on his bat Justin thank you Matthew with a couple packs and then spear with a couple packs and we'll do all of josh's packs 13 and 1 13 and 1 13 and 1 Matthew good luck. Gotta be careful of these Who knows what hidden treasures could be here May as well just show you Phil nevin and his team usa gear Joe giordi Derek low back here. There's pat in the homes Does he get a boost because of his son? Johnson like the hotel chain. Hojo. Yeah. Here's pat in the homes. That's cool. Boom Manny gold foil. Yeah, the gold Manny gold foil is nice. Here's tim wallett gold foil Will will what's up these packs part of a stash shawnt found at the house possibly. I don't know nick found these somewhere actually Nick jaspy vault Had it ever since All right, Matthew. Thank you. There are your couple packs And spearo with packs seven and ten seven and ten seven and ten good luck seven ten is the uh AM seven ten is the name of the espian affiliate out here in los angeles If you're into that sort of thing There's molly joiner royals edition and here's will the thrill will clark for spearo My cousin dan is uh is a lefty. He's got kind of a Will clarkish sort of sort of swing In his playing days All right, and the final pack for you spearo. Good luck It's slightly That's uh, it's d gordon's dad tom flash gordon jim avid It's john smoltz Louis Ortiz terry pendleton There you go spearo. Thank you. All right. Now the rest of these Will be for josh. All right. Thanks, josh So just to double check josh should have 18 total packs, right? So here's one two three four five six seven eight nine and nine 18 three three three All right. Good luck, josh. So thanks for your patience Trying to open these as Back in the day. We just tear these open like nothing, but Nowadays you got to be gotta be real careful with these. Who knows what can pop out of here One's are going to be the one's the next knuckle ball next one Johnny, what's going on? How are you? And there's bill swift Remember that uh I don't really remember it but remember that pirates outfield and events like berry bonds and It's bobby bonilla in that outfield The early 90s pirates. Is that one of the best outfields of all time? Got to be up there, right All right, there's a mark maguire gold foil So Speaking of bobby bonilla, there's bobby bonilla Look Johnny saying bobby bonilla worst deal ever is it I feel like every every year everyone tries to like break down like well with inflation and at the time Everyone tries to make those arguments Is that trevor often's rookie card it might be And we got andy benes Eric Houston, I know it's chicken or egg but I'm trying to see what moves before I buy in imagine if everyone was thinking that Eric Everyone watching is just sitting around waiting Till something moves and nothing would ever move Think about it. If everyone thought I'm gonna wait and see what moves Nothing would ever move Yeah, gene saying yeah, the Hoffman is a good hit. There you go Eric saying chris davis the worst deal What about the money the Dodgers gave to kevin brown back in the day the late 90s? That was not a good deal And who is that uh, I even worse might have been this deal the Dodgers gave to a giants free agent jason schmidt, maybe There's derrick Derrick bell Right. Yeah, bobby does get paid Yeah, that that is chicken or like true eric. There's derrick bell Yeah, bobby gets paid every year until he's 72 So it's a what a million dollars every year, but a million dollars now It's still a lot of money A million dollars now isn't really what a million dollars was back in the day I mean a million dollars probably Does that he is that even that's that's just over league minimum, right? These days. Oh, there's a marion Rivera Nice nice mo and there's matt my ski gold foil All right, hang on folk. I know this break is long enough as it is but I have to go run grab toplers And I guess we'd have to I mean I really don't have any Have any idea, but yeah 1.7 million a year for just sitting at home even after taxes, right? But I wonder if the Mets even got There's ways I think fan graphs maybe has a way to see what a player's like dollar figure could be based on like their winds above replacement which You know it's flawed, but I mean it's probably the closest we'll get to try to figure out whether he was even worth that money or not So you could look it up and be like did he actually Play above the value of his contract if so then paying him Just kind of back loading his contract for the next like 80 years or whatever. It's probably not a bad idea Yeah, Jonah was saying the Nats wanted to try to do that With uh with rice harper before he sounded really I guess that works for some teams, but I don't know if I was an owner. I'd just be like Let's just get it on the books now. I don't want to be paying someone Years later, but I must have made sense to the teams at the time These cards are sticking together, which is what Makes this break take so long I don't even know I say his last name Scott. So pick so picky You know Eric if you check the schedule, it'll tell you just click that link It's in the chat and dropped by nightbot. All right next pack When was winds above replacement invented? I don't know Is that a bill james thing from the 80s or is that a more recent like sort of invention Or maybe it's a more modern bill james thing. There's rhino Isn't mark lighter's kid supposed to be like a number one pick Or is that out lighters kid? Are they even related? I don't know All these old school guys here. There's robin ventura Or is greg swindell Maybe it's out lighters kid Yeah, but is that Is that mark lighters kid or is it out lighters kid our mark and out even related? I don't know All these cards so behind greg hibbard is rick green out lighters kid got it Look at ryan long looks more more like a yearbook picture. All right next stack Aha mark and al our brothers So mark's nephew Al's son Jack lighter is probably going to be one of the Top five picks in the draft mlb draft, which is in a couple weeks Then we'll get a good idea of who we're going to see in Bowman draft later this year Nice joe carter Oh, and there's a mani remira. It's nice Look how cool he looks All right almost there let's keep it going the all of these packs are for josh as jeffrey hammons Well jimmy jason tatum And there's a mike piazza nice rookie car mike piazza Hey, see you jesse Giant bat is always a funny one there's gold jim allender Is Is that the old bermanism christ bermanism mike pepperoni piazza. All right, we got a charles naggy It's pretty good in his time right chuck naggy It's not right Jonah's saying Pete piazza grew pizza piazza grew up in the town next to you when his nephew teach at Middle school at your forum. Jeff Shaw Jeff Shaw if I remember was part of the trade sent someone to Reds or something like that. This is a bad trade for the Dodgers And it was okay I think jeff Shaw was on the reds and the Dodgers traded paul canerco Yes, thomas. I need you to check out is I read this in the in the old newspaper the other day Um, I read this online There's a dude that has a knuckleball school Near like lax We should all go and see who can throw a good knuckleball like if Because if your regular pigeon thing doesn't work out you could be an expert knuckleball in your whole life You play forever play till you're like 50 And what's better than that? Yeah in the show till you're 50 just throwing a knuckle So we're gonna have to check that out someday Now red and oracle folks where there was just There's just I don't think there's a single knuckleballer in the majors right now. Maybe not even in the minors There's great catcher charles johnson And apparently there is a knuckleball academy You just maybe 15 20 minutes north of us And I was just like hey Knuckleball easy on the arm. It's not gonna You know that Even though I'm probably past my athletic prime I might be in my athletic prime If I could learn how to throw a knuckleball Would love to give that a shot But Apparently it's You know sitting the overstating the obvious apparently it's really hard Stating the obvious but apparently it's really hard. They said they could take probably a hundred like big league pitchers and The article whoever the article was quoting said there you could take a hundred big league pitchers Maybe 10 could throw a decent knuckleball And maybe fewer than that could probably throw it consistently enough to actually make it their main pitch There's chris rod. What happened jerry is saying sadly. I'm in tim wakefield. We're refresh my memory I think on netflix. There's still a great knuckleball documentary people want to check that out josh edlitz last three packs I think there's a there's a good documentary on the fastball and the knuckleball But we could use like we we are in an era of Of 100 mile per hour fastballs you know just ungodly sliders and curveballs boosted by You know boosted by extreme spin rates the likes of which we have not seen ever Imagine if a it's like it would be a great story if there's like a knuckleballer That comes out of nowhere and just dominates the league Solomon torres gold People are saying that You know a lot of her whatever baseball scouts or experts or whatever Or saying that Listen a lot of hitters can probably time a 100 mile per hour of fastball at some point You know So the hitters can get into a rhythm rhythm and just tee off on pitchers, right? So there's oral hurst eyes are nice But now I think pitchers will have to start that's why you're seeing more off speed pitches First you know like like people are starting to pitch quote-unquote backwards Now they're starting with the breaking ball first to get strikes And so you have to start doing things to keep hitters off rhythm You might even see like stuff that johnny kweto does You know and you can start seeing more hesitations in In uh in wind-ups and whatnot And what and what's more disrupting to a hitter hitter's rhythm than the knuckleball bring the knuckleball back Yeah, johnny saying as a nationalist fan used to hate it when you had to see uh r.a. dicky I think r.a. dicky may may have been one of the last great knuckleballers of uh of the last x what 10 15 years It's very larkin hall of famer rock rains David justice And the final pack we made it folks Thanks for hanging with me throughout this uh ended up being an hour long break So something to run something to think about when we do another one of these but There's a lot of fun diving into the past here Go back down memory lane. All right, it's robin yow There's ramon martinez. Pedro's brother Oh, and look at this a nice gold foil. Is that our second one out of this box? Manny Ramirez We had one for someone else a little bit earlier I'm not sure what these are going for these days. Most likely you'll have to get them uh them graded to get a nice, uh Get a nice return Billy rucan of course has a classic baseball card um Most likely I'll have to get them graded but if they grade up nice nine or a 10 You know, I'm sure you're looking at some uh a great return And there's tim salmon classic right there josh edlitz. Thank you very much. Thank you everyone I'm joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. That was a blast from the past. That was 1992 Bowman baseball one box random pack break number one. There's more in the store jaspyscasebreaks.com I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


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Yesterday we got a call that Thomas was up at the Hager Hill Market, just off US-23. I got a call from a confidential informant. We sent a deputy up there, and they had just missed him. So what we'd like to do is remind people that he is still in the area. Most people that escape, A, they don't have nowhere to go. They have to stay local where they know people. So if you would look at his picture, and if you've seen, sneak off somewhere in college, we don't want your name, just the info.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com giving away the final five mixer spots via this 2019-2020 Panini Mosaic basketball break. One pack, cello break number eight from jaspyscasebrakes.com. We'll do the break first and then we'll re-randomize everybody's names and the top five names will win a spot in that Kobe Bryant mixer. All right, big thanks to these folks right here. Good luck. Alan, Alan is going for it. Thanks Alan, thanks everybody. There are all the teams right there, let's roll. So this is just the break first. Let's roll it, let's randomize it four and a two six times. After six times, we've got Alan down to Alan. The double A, the A squared. All right, four and a two six times four at the teams. All right, Brooklyn Nets, is that a spider? That's just a little nat. Nets down to the Knicks. Saw something creepy crawling out of the corner of my eye. All right, here are the first half right there. And here's the second half right here. Joel Pelicans, I mean, who knows in a salopak break of a Zion Pops. All right, same with you Alan. You know, Silver John Moran Pops. Woo, that'd be nice. Yeah, Paul, I think Stephen was saying that in Panini score football which just came out yesterday. There's an insert card with him in his Ohio State gear. What are the autographs? LSU. There we go. There we go. And here we go. We'll re-randomize those names a little bit later to see who wins the final spots. Let's do, rip these guys open first. Trey Young Green, remember these aren't numbered. Yanis, will to win. NBA debut, Nicola Mele. All right, nothing super significant there. What about the pink camo? Mellow. John and I, give us a rookie here, yeah? Rookie, NBA debut, Deandre Hunter. Atlanta Hawks, TJ Leonard. It's not so bad. All right, there you have it. Now let's see who's gonna win those final five mixer spots. From TJ Leonard down to Quentin Carter. Let's throw that in there. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Four and a five, nine times. Top five after nine are in the basketball mixer. Coming up next. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. After nine, there's nine right there. I did it right, good. Thanks. Six through 30, thank you. Appreciate you giving this a shot. And the top five, congrats to Jeremy, Steven, Alan, Stephen and Alan. There you go, you are in the basketball mixer. Thanks for watching, I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one, bye-bye.