Hi, my name is Petr, welcome you on this afternoon talk. And I'm actually honored that you arrived after lunch. So I promise I'm mixing light and allow you to digest peacefully. So, but first things first, I need to know that who is here. Please, if you have any experience with virtualization, raise your hands. Awesome, I didn't expect that. But it'll get more tricky. If you do have any Kubernetes experience, please raise your hand. That's more or less the same. And the last question, have you ever developed extension, the feature extension for Kubernetes? Raise your hand. Yeah, that's what I expected. And do you plan to develop extension for Kubernetes and are you here to learn? Cool, so I'm glad I matched the audience. Let me get started. If you're worried about me, I'm senior developer at Red Hat. I'm cloud enthusiast and always been ever since AVAWS started. But after that time, it grew out of me and I have no idea what's going on there. I work on Kuvert, which is the virtualization platform for Kubernetes. And I love talking and you will learn that soon. For those of you who are in a hurry, here's a brief what you will learn. You will, I will explain how we in Kuvert use custom resource definition, how we use them to extend the Kubernetes and how we define virtual machine. I will explain you how we use that to build controllers, to actually create a mechanism to operate the virtual machines. I will tell you not to use aggregated API, we use it. And not that it's not useful, but it can be hard. And I hope I will give you an insight how to think about development for Kubernetes. So let's get started. Just the goal of this talk to make expectations right is to give you the bird's eye view, not the deep knowledge. Because for the deep knowledge, I believe everybody here can go to the source code and go as deep as possible as he wants. And one thing more is that already there was a great talk this morning about writing Kube controls for everyone. If you saw that, you already have the knowledge and the best practices that you can apply with combined with the knowledge from this talk. So let me start with the definition of Kuvert taken out from the website itself. Hey, I see the shock. No, I don't expect you to read that. I will tell you what it is. Kuvert is a powerful virtualization platform built on top of the Kubernetes. This is actually how I view that. And I believe it's quite cool tool to have. And this is a digest. What I would like to tell you is that we are, we the Kuvert are building machine, virtual machine management on Kubernetes. What does that mean is you take Kubernetes, you deploy our extension, and you will handle the virtual machines the same way as you would handle pods, which I believe is quite cool because that allows you to do fascinating stuff. For instance, you can bring with you your legacy. Everybody wants to do that. You can mix and match. You can just port part for the pods for the controls for the, sorry, for the containers. And then what can't be ported just bring a virtual machine. But what's most important to me actually is you can run different operating systems in a container on a Kubernetes because most of the clusters run on Linux. And there are times you want to run Windows. For instance, your wonderful Windows XP with a .NET 2.0 with web server. There are quite a few applications for that. I helped develop a few of them. So believe me, there are there. So since everybody here is known with the virtualization, let me just bring back the main four components I've used that are important for build the virtualization. You need to have store because you would like to store the virtual machine, the information for that, the state, the metadata, the stuff you would always want to persist. You would like to have an API because you want to talk to that. You would like to build the UI because user usually don't want to use Bash to communicate. Sorry, use terminal to communicate with the management platform. You want to have scheduler because there ought to be something that knows where to place the virtual machine.  So now let me ask you a question. How would you build that? You have an idea? This is how we build it on Kubernetes, of course. So this is a brief overview of Kubernetes. Just quick recap, we have a QCTL which is the front end from the command line that you talk to the API, right? Then you have the API server which is the main component you can even talk to directly. Then you have the scheduler which is really the important thing that you want to have even for the virtualization. That is the stuff that sits there, lifts them, and waits for unscheduled objects, figure out where to put them, and then just assign them the node. Then you have controller that actually moves the things registered for the Kubernetes, like ports, replica sets, and deployments. And then you have the store, you have the HCD, where objects are stored are persistent. And then you have the Kubelite which is a controller that sits on each node and waits if there in a store is an object assigned for this node. And then, of course, lastly, there is your application running there. And this is how we extend it, the Kubernetes to be able to run virtual machines. Don't think of it that deeply because I will try to explain each of the component in a later on. So we have Kubernetes and we benefit it greatly because we have the store, we have HCD. We can place the virtual machine inside and we can persist it. We have Kube API, which is a huge deal because we don't have to build that. And we can extend it with our own API. We have wonderful Kube scheduler which, again, we don't have to do anything. We just describe our workload and the Kube scheduler figured it out and it just plays it on the right place if he knows the specifications of the node. And then we have the extensions of the Kubernetes that allows us to build the handler to handle the virtual machines. So please, let's build together KubeVirt from scratch. We will start by placing virtual machine in a container. It will probably look like something like that if you are brave enough.  It will run. It will be single process. It will, it can utilize POD network if you use the same interface as in the POD. Then you will talk to the internet and internet will talk to you. But there are some drawbacks. There are drawbacks like command arguments because if you want to do multiple workloads, you want to change architectures. You want to basically customize the VM, plug in additional devices. You want to extend the commands and you don't want to remember them or build them. You don't want to build command builder. And then, of course, if you want to select, if you want emulation or if you want accelerated KVM which can be done because KVM can be passed to the container by host pass through. But more importantly, you can describe your virtual machine by writing the POD specification. Only POD specification. This is a huge deal. But what's next? Well, how to overcome the issue with I mentioned? Well, you will probably end up with leveraging the PODs and the fact that they can host multiple containers. That will be, you can probably place one Libert container and second virtual machine. They will talk on the same network and Libert will manage the virtual machine for you.  But that's not enough for us for Qvert because we wanted our gateway. Gateway inside the virtual machine. So for us, we add up a virtual launcher. This is not especially a Qvert extension, Kubernetes extension, but it is a way how we can communicate with the virtual machine. And that allows us to run the virtual machine in the cluster as a normal POD. And this is truly what we do because in Qvert, virtual machines are packed inside PODs. You can specify a POD specification and a Libert XML, put it together, send it to virtual machine and it will run. So at this point, we have a cluster in a virtual machine just sitting there. The positive things, you can describe it with a POD specification, the negative thing, you have to write a POD specification and you usually don't have to do that. You don't want to do that. So we have a VM, what's next? What would you do? Probably teach Kubernetes to know about virtual machines. And then the simplest thing to do is to leverage custom resource definitions which are the simplest way to define a new kind, a new object that will be stored in the Kubernetes. The specification you see, ah, it can be read. You can see on the left. It's basically what we have for the virtual machines. You see, it's very simple. You just define the virtual machines, qvid.io, you tell that the version is v1, alpha 2 and you basically specify the names and that's it. What you gain from that, if you put that in the Kubernetes, you will get an API. API automatically created for you with endpoints. That will allow you a basic create, read, update and delete. And this is again a huge deal because you don't have to implement that. You will gain a validation, which is native in the, which is nowadays native in the extensions. You will get open API if you specify the validation and you can even attach your own validation. And then you get an option to register a finalizer because for us, Kubernetes, the finalizers are very important. Imagine that you are running a virtual machine and then you want to delete the object, the virtual machine from the cluster. If you just do that without the finalizer, what will happen? Well, a problem because virtual machine is not finished properly, so you can lose a data. With the finalizer, it will hold the deletion until the virtual machine will flag, okay, I'm ready, delete me. And we use that. And this is how the endpoint will look like. This is automatically generated again. It's very simple. You will have the namespace, you will have the version, and then you have the name for the virtual machines. For each virtual machine, the dots represent virtual machine one and virtual machine two. So that's cool. You have customer source definition. We use that. And you register a new spec file that you've defined your VM. And now your cluster know about the virtual machine. But that's not enough for us because if we just use a virtual machine, then we would not have the persistence. And if you're building virtual machine, virtual management platform, you need to have persistence. So we fold it by splitting it into three pieces. We have virtual machine instance. This is our epithermal, basically mortal virtual machine. If you create this object, the virtual machine will be created.  Then we have virtual machine, which is our immortal virtual machine. The one that you create and define how the virtual machine is also look like, how the virtual machine stores the configuration, metadata and basically every possible aspect of the virtual machine you want to purchase. And it will survive restarts and deletes of the virtual machine instance. And then we have replica sets, virtual machine instance replica sets. This is actually quite useful object because it allows us to scale the same virtual machine instances, just in the same way as the replica set scale pops in a Kubernetes cluster. Maybe you ask why we need that? Well, again, back to my previous example of Windows machine. You have a Windows machine with a web server running .NET and you want to scale it up. You can do it with that. So at this point, Kubernetes now understands the virtual machine. But tell me, you've written a code for users. Can something go wrong? You just let users put there something. I believe it can. So now we have to teach the Kubernetes to validate because if the hooks are there, they are not used by default. So with the custom resource definition, you specify the open API structure of your request. For us in QBird, this is done automatically because we generate that from source code. And I urge you to do the same because the last thing you as the developers want to do is have a different source code and the API description. I've been there, I've done that and I failed terribly because we just went away and we cannot figure out what's wrong. And then if you put the open API inside, it is validated automatically just before it's stored in HCD. And if it fails, it will fail with an error so you know what's wrong. And then if you want to do any expanded, any extension, you want, for instance, to validate if you put a data volume and the data volume is specified properly. And not that it's written properly, but if it's specified properly. Or you want some device to be set with defaults. For us, these defaults are set up the random device. Users just want to place random device inside but then there are some defaults that you want to set. Like for instance, maximum number of requests allowed to do, to put your machine to ask. User doesn't care about that, but you have to set them. So this is done with the defaulting. And these two are done in the, in the cube here by dynamic admission control which is a new, I believe from Kubernetes 1.7 and up. You can register your validating webhooks and mutating webhooks. And again, quite simple. By the way, on each slide, there are links down there that points to the right page of documentation because when I was learning this stuff, I could not orient myself with so much documentation. So I'm trying to save you some time and point you to the right documentation. So at this point, we have a cube weird registered with validators and defaulters that actually can talk and verify the virtual machine. But what about if we want to perform any custom action on the virtual machine? Because Kubernetes is a declarative way of specifying your object. That means you set up your specification, you put it up in a cluster and then you wait until the stuff happens. This is a reactive nature and this is how it's written. But for some time to time, you would like to register a some handler that is performed now, right here, right now. This can be done in Kubernetes and you can use aggregated API for that. It's a standalone API that you register to the API itself and register the handlers you want to do. For instance, for us, it's a virtual machine slash restart because we want to do that right here, right now. We don't want to wait at some point to Kubernetes decide, okay, now it's time and I will restart that. As I said, there are some points that you want to do right here right now and allow some custom actions each restarting or gathering the metrics. And this is how it would look like. It's the exact same previous API endpoint with a restart in the end and that restart will trigger your custom endpoint. And the obvious question is should you use it? And the answer to that is usually no because most of the time when you're extending Kubernetes, you will be just plainly want the kind and some handler for the kind and no custom actions. But if you definitely need it, please save yourself time and use AP server builder, which is part of Kubernetes in Kubeiter and it's quite good. We didn't use it originally and it can because it does not exist, but it exists now and it will save you a huge deal of time because writing API aggregated server, there's a lot of boilerplate that's a huge place of time. So now we have a qubit core with handling the virtual machine from in to out from in. But tell me, what's missing? Am I missing something? We have the virtual machine there just sitting at CD. Well, of course, storage network. This is done by Kubernetes. We use the infrastructure in the Kubernetes and for the storage we use present volume claims that will allow us to just direct this present volume in. But now the VMs is there and it actually does not do anything because we did not implement any controller and in Kubeiter we have quite few controllers. So I don't know if you know that, so I will repeat that. What is controller? Control for me is a state keeper. Here it watches a state in a store. It monitors for the state and if the desired state is not reached, he will pull the strings and push the levers to make the state happen. Eventually, it will not be done automatically right here right now, eventually. So, but besides for that, for me it's actually quite simple concept. You just watch the CD with Informer, I get to that. You register your endpoints, the read, update, delete and create endpoints.  And if there are any items in the queue, there is a control loop called basically event handler that will take stuff out of a queue and work on that. Now you might wonder if I'm just monitoring the state of the Kubernetes object, why I don't do that myself? Why just I don't in the control loop ignore the Informer and crew handlers and monitor the state? Well, then do that because you can dose the at CD. It's not designed for that. Imagine that your controller will just do a few requests per second and then you scale up the controller and there will be for instance, hundreds controllers doing few requests per second and you have only one at CD there. You will dose it and you will probably clock the internals of Kubernetes. So use Informer. Informer is a smart way to communicate with the at CD because what it does, it basically synchronizes the upstream, the at CD with the downstream your local cache and it does it in a smart way because it shares the objects with all the registered informers and only when there is a change, it will inform you about the change. So the amount of information is minimal. And it does that, inform you about the change by calling the handler. So please use Informers. Again, use the QBird as a reference point because we have them and you can use them. And even if you want to do any advanced stuff, you can override Informer and use it to monitor any other stuff you want. What we do in QBird, we monitor virtual machines state on the hard drive for the file, for specific file changes. If the file changes, we mark change and call register the event. But I know this is quite abstract. So let's go to concrete example. And the concrete example is how actually the virtual machine is created. You place a virtual machine inside the at CD via API or with Qubectl, doesn't matter. Then if the virtual machine is set to be running, a virtual machine controller will notice that up. He will pick up the virtual machine and transform it to virtual machine instance, copy the state and place it in the virtual machine instance and place the virtual machine instance back to at CD. And that's done. He does not do anything more. Then in the at CD is a new object. It's the virtual machine instance. So a new controller is pinked. It's a VMI, virtual machine instance controller. Now he knows there is an object and I need to do something about that. So he take away those objects and transfer and create a pot. Remember I told you that we use pots as a virtual machine box. So he creates that pot with the right hardware request and right specification and place the pot back in the at CD. So now there's a pot in at CD. Can you guess what's next? Well, now scheduler will take its part because scheduler will see a pot without a sign note. He decides where the note, where it should be and place the pot in a note. And then finally, Q-Blood will notice. Take the pot and run it on its note. And ta-da, we have a virtual machine running on this note. But this is mostly complete. I will return that a little on. So now, as I said, we have a virtual controller, we have controllers in a Q-Bird and we have quite few of them. I already told you about two of them. We have three more. There's a replica set controller which manages scaling of your VMI. We have a note controller which is actually important for if you want to check out if your note is unresponsive. If it's unresponsive, he marked the controller mark that note as unresponsive and then we know we need to move the virtual machine somewhere else. And this is done by a migration controller. We have very basic support for migration right now but it is something there. So these are our controllers placed in the Kubernetes. And if you remember the original picture, there is something missing. Can you see that? Yeah, sorry. And I will turn the lights. I forgot about one important thing. Please, don't write controllers from scratch unless you totally have to because, again, there's a lot of boilerplate played the code that has to be written. And there are better ways you can use that. If you want to have fine grain control, fine, write it. But if you only have a simple controller, just use boilerplate code. There are two of them that are quite good. First one is operator SDK by Koros. The second one is by Kubernetes QBuilder. Both of them provide you roughly the same tools. They will basically enable you to build CRDs, custom resource definition, and controllers for them. You're depending on what your use case is. The operator SDK is a little bit more powerful because it was originally designed to be operator framework to handle deployments on Kubernetes, which, by the way, is, again, just a custom resource definition with controller that knows what to do with the custom resource definition. It's nothing else. The last thing that was missing was the virtual handler, right? I'm glad you asked. The virtual handler is our backdoor to the virtual machine. And it's our way, our actually to communicate because on the virtual machine, we occupy, originally we occupy the network. So there is no other way for us to talk to the virtual machine. And therefore, we have a build handler that open up on the node. He sits on each node because it's a demon set. He opened up a socket. And each virtual machine running on that node register for the socket and open up the remote procedure call. And while that, we can start, stop, restart, update, and get information from that virtual machine. Remember when I showed you the picture about creating the virtual machine? This is how the LividXML gets in because the QLED creates an empty box. It will allocate the resources available for the virtual machine, but nothing's there. But once the pot is running, then the visual handler kicks in and plays a LividXML inside. So this is additional way, how you can think about extending Kubernetes. Just think out of a box and figure out that you would probably need controller to do most of the stuff. So now we have the full picture of Hubert Core. Quite cool, right? But I'm reaching the end here. So in summary, what I wanted you to take away is that if you want to add additional kind to your virtual, to your Kubernetes, just use custom resource definition. It's way simpler than aggregated API. To build your controllers that handle the resources, please do use the SDKs available, either operator SDK or either QBuilder. And if you absolutely have to build aggregated API, then again, use APBuilder boilerplate. And for thinking how the Kubernetes actually work, I want you to really think about how the things are happening inside of the Kubernetes. Because inside of the Kubernetes, nothing happens instantaneously. You will create an object and it at some point will be modified or deleted or just updated. And it can be now or it can be in 10 minutes. And if you start thinking about the events and that the actions are not taken immediately, you realize that you have to be as stateless as possible. So when you start building your controllers, please remember be stateless. That's the main point I learned when starting developing for Kubernetes. So well, for me, that's about it. Unless there's one more thing I want to share with you that we don't use in QBuilder, but you can use and build an awesome stuff. And it's virtual Cubelet. And I want to share with you that because it's quite powerful and it allows you to extend Kubernetes in an unthinkable way. What it is, it is a masquerade. It is basically a mock implementation of Cubelet that can run anywhere you want. And what it does is that masquerades the API for the Cubelet. And with the masquerade, you can attach any action you want. More practically, you can register Jenkins as a note. So then you can write a custom resource that will create Jenkins jobs purely on the Kubernetes. Or more practically, you can extend Alibaba Cloud, Azure, or AWS with their container instances to be endless note and offload your containers or any workload there. It is originally written by Microsoft as extension for the Azure cloud. But fortunately, they've written it in a way that it can be extended for anything you want. So just take a look at that and I hope you will be happy using it if you want. And my last thing is if you want to extend Kubernetes, take a look at QBuild because we already had a few limitations on the design and we have to compromise and we have to figure things out how it would work. Because we were out there with the early versions of Kubernetes and we were building on them. So we figured out quite a few solutions that would probably unlocks you and make you think speed, build things at speed. So that's it. Would you have any questions? Yes, what you said was quotas. Yeah, you're asking that if I set any quotas on the host, if they will be transposed to the pods? Well, the thing is if you set the quotas inside of the Kubernetes, then it doesn't do anything on top of that. So it will be handled by scheduler inside of the Kubernetes. So he'll know that he already reached the quota and he will not schedule something there. But if you are setting the quotas on a bare metal, we have no way to know that, okay? Question, okay? Quimo, because I wanted to show you something to scare you. Ah, Libert, yeah, because the thing is, the Libert provides you the abstraction on top of the Quimo. And it can be cumbersome to build full virtualization on the Quimo. You have to build, you have to basically make all switches right. You have to put hot plugs, you have to check out the whole devices. And the Libert actually abstracts that. And on top of that, he handles the monitoring of the status. So just add the Libert, just don't go directly to Quimo. So it simplifies our life. Currently we support only Quimo and there have been no thoughts about upgrading to any other hypervisor yet. Okay, let me repeat the question for the recording. You're asking if we support resource allocations because the virtual machine can grow, right? We support that. You have basically two options. You either doesn't specify that and then you have to live with what you were given. Or you can set resource limits. You can say in the domain specification of the virtual machine, you set your bottom limit and you set the maximum limit, which is your boundaries you want to operate. And then we transpose that to post-specification and Kubernetes has the primitives to work with that. Does it answer your question? Okay, the thing is we are not hiding the resources. We, if you specify the request you want for the hardware, they are directly transposed for the post-specification. So the Kubernetes know exactly what are your hardware requirements. And then again, it's the virtual machine inside. It's just a process. So the Kubernetes knows how high consumption is inside of the node. So he can decide if he can put it there or not. So we are not hiding anything. At the early stages of project, we decided if it can be implemented for pods, just do it for pods and don't do it for virtual machines. Because in the long run, it simplifies our life and does not have, does not add additional complexity for us to think, okay, we have it, but how do we transfer to the Kubernetes? You will not have them. Because you already said, I want two CPUs. I want three gigabytes of RAM. You will just not have more. And for what you would do in, let's say in open virtualization, you can add a hotspot and memory for that. But we don't support that at the current situation. Both of them. You can specify both of them. So you can say this is my bottom limit I have to run and this is the resources, the upper limit. Any other questions? So if not, then thank you for your attention and I give you back few minutes of your time. Thank you very much.


Hey yo, what's up? My name is Sonali. Welcome to a new video and happy new year. I thought I could start off the year with like more of a chatty video and I wanted to talk about just like life updates and also my new year's resolutions because I'm really excited about them this year. If you're new to my channel and this is the first video you're watching, I am Sonali and I'm 26. I live in Austin, Texas, but I'm from Georgia. I was raised in Georgia and then I went to school in Orlando and then right after college, me and my boyfriend moved to Austin for his job. For my career, I do photography and then also influencing YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, all that kind of stuff. For the past six months, I've actually been living alone. I was terrified at first. Like I remember thinking like there's no way I can handle it. There's no way I can do it, but I actually learned that I can do it and I don't mind living alone. Like it's actually kind of nice. I'm a little bit more of a workaholic alone because I don't have my boyfriend being like, hey babe, you need to get some air. You need to get outside. Like let's go on a walk. So that has been a little bit difficult, but also these past few months I've been really trying to focus on growing all my platforms and I feel like I'm doing a really good job at that on TikTok, although it's just like so overwhelming. Everything is overwhelming because there's just so many platforms. So at the end of last year, which is literally like what a couple days ago, I was feeling so so shitty. I had like insane imposter syndrome for like the last month or so. Like I feel like ever since November and I lost a lot of motivation because I did go home for such a long period of time and I feel like that always happens there, but I want to spend as much time as I can with like my family and like in my hometown. And obviously my boyfriend's living back home so I wanted to spend time with him as much as I could. And by the way, we went to the same high school so we literally live like 14 minutes away. Also, tomorrow is Ryan and I's 10 year anniversary. 10 years. That is insane. I cannot wrap my head around like even knowing him for that long. I feel like he knows like more about me than I know about myself. Like he just like remembers all my memories even more than I do. It's just crazy. We met like in middle school and then started dating sophomore year of high school. And in college we did long distance and then of course like I said we moved here right after college. But I feel like whenever I make TikToks and say that like I'm in a 10 year relationship and you know they're like oh where's the ring and I'm like you guys don't understand. Like it's not 10 years right out of college like living together or something like that and I don't have a ring. It's like two years in high school, four years in college long distance and then we've really only lived together for three years and you know been grown-ups for three years or wait is it four years? I don't know. Basically it's just wild to me. Random thought but I also really want to make like a travel scrapbook. I told myself I would do that after we went to Italy this past year and I didn't start that. So I'm gonna add that to my New Year's resolution. I got back to Austin a couple days ago and I feel like I just need like two days to like you know get my shit together. And then the third day I was like okay let's go let's do this. Like I felt so motivated and I just feel like it was because I was in my space. I you know had my things where they're supposed to be. I love being in a routine and I want to talk about that too because I'm really excited about it but I will talk about it when I get to my New Year's resolutions because it kind of relates to that. And I feel like I've said this on vlog before but I feel like this year I realized I don't think I love travel as much as I think I do. I feel like I like the idea of traveling and obviously like I like to do fun things and cool things and see new places and stuff like that. But if it was like the perfect world I would be able to travel and then just like transport myself back to my apartment in the nighttime like so I can go to sleep in my own bed and like do my morning routine in my own apartment. I feel like that is like the major reason why I haven't really loved traveling recently is because I like rely on that routine a little bit. I missed the anniversary of my one year of being self-employed. It was in December when I turned in my two weeks and I have never looked back. I'm so freaking happy that I took the leap and it was definitely scary like leaving a stable income you know that paycheck every two weeks or whatever it was but when I was in that job I was just always thinking like oh what if I had more time to put towards photography or put towards like this youtube instagram stuff like would I make more money? I wanted the what ifs to like stop and I wanted to just experience them and I honestly could not be happier. Let me know if you guys would be interested in like what I've learned through the first year of being self-employed video. I feel like I have a lot to say on that topic. I think it's time to get into my new year's resolutions and I feel like this year is going to be about the habits because I'm realizing that in order to achieve my goals I really have to do those like everyday habits and I also cannot rely on motivation anymore because it is not cutting it let me tell you. I have to be more disciplined this year and I'm really trying to work on that. Number one resolution is waking up at the same time every day. I feel like this is going to be such a game changer and I've already done it for three days and feel amazing and I know three days is not a lot but I'm definitely going to be continuing to do it because I really do feel good about it and I have an alarm on my phone and my hatch alarm which I feel like I could totally just do my hatch alarm but I'll like stop my alarm on my phone and then won't touch my phone until I'm out the door headed to the gym and that kind of just makes me go through my morning routine a little bit faster because I feel like every single morning in the past I would immediately pick up my phone and start scrolling on TikTok, Instagram, everything like that in bed and then I would like finally get out of bed go to the toilet and like brush my teeth and literally still be like watching TikTok scrolling the whole time and I feel like that tripled the time of my morning routine and so by telling myself okay you can only like be on your phone when you like get out of the house to go to the gym I feel like I'm going to like you know move a little bit faster and just like get up faster so that's a little reward and I feel like that's like habit stacking I've heard a lot about that on TikTok recently. Being self-employed I am so grateful that I don't have to be in the office every day and I honestly don't have a specific time to you know be online but that makes it really hard because I don't really have like a certain time to wake up or like something to wake up for so I told myself that I need to be at the gym by 8 a.m every weekday and I literally just work out in my apartment gym because I don't do anything crazy I just want to do like the treadmill for like a long time maybe like an hour or an hour and a half if I'm feeling it but I just really want to be active early in the morning and that's my second resolution is to get movement in every day before starting work hopefully later this year I'll like actually understand what to do at the gym because I feel like I've never understood so that's why I kind of just like go on the treadmill and you know at least I'm being active I'm getting in steps and I feel like a lot of people say treadmill routines really just lean them out and that's what I'm trying to do. My favorite thing to do on the treadmill is just like random little phone tasks I know I said get movement in before starting work but like I also like to do some kind of work tasks while I'm walking because it makes time go by so fast and plus the work that I'm doing is so fun like going on tiktok you know finding trends to do writing down ideas for the day planning out my day if there's any campaigns that need to be filmed coming up with kind of like a rough draft of the script for that and then also something I need to start doing a little bit more often because I just got the storage notification that everything's full is deleting photos and videos while on the treadmill because that takes up so much time and might as well be active while you're doing it. My third resolution is to cook Indian food from scratch once a month and this is definitely going to be a hard one because I said I would do this last year and didn't really cook that much Indian food if anything I found really easy ways to eat Indian food at home aka buying frozen Indian meals I feel like I've done that a lot this past year which definitely made me eat Indian food more because I was just like craving it more but I really do want to learn how to cook even more cuisines other than Indian but we're going to start with Indian because I feel like I just need to do that for me. Also want to limit how many times we eat out this year because when Ryan moves back we are going to try to save you know as much money as we can because we definitely want to buy a house this year or in the next year but I really really hope in this year so we're going to try to save and we eat out a lot especially this past year and that means we've spent a lot of money on food so I want to learn how to cook so I can cook at home more and actually make it fun. This one just needs to happen like I'm so over it I need to declutter my whole apartment because I just feel like every cabinet every drawer is overflowing it has become a little excessive for example like my glassware obsession guys I cannot stop they are so cute I literally just got new glasses for Christmas I I just couldn't help it but it really does need to stop there there's no more space for anything in my apartment and I am kind of nervous because they feel like the houses that we are looking at like they don't really look like they have that much storage so I really want to try to declutter while I'm in the apartment so that when we get to the house and like move into the house it will be organized from the start and yes I am talking like we are going to buy a house this year because manifesting works I also want to buy less this year I need to stop doing these impulsive purchases at night like in the middle of my sleep I don't even I don't even know how it happens and then also I just see something on TikTok for like two seconds of the video I'm like yeah I need that okay I'm gonna go buy it like I need to stop it with the impulsive purchases it's so bad and I'm very very lucky that I do get sent some PR so I don't have to purchase like everything but the things I do purchase it just needs to stop next resolution is a huge thing that I was trying to overcome I feel like these past few months and that is to stop overthinking every social media posts like I said I just had major imposter syndrome I just didn't feel like people really cared about my outfit of the day or like my favorite recipe and I also just started to look at the numbers a little too much when I was out with friends or family or just like out and about I would take photos and want to post them on my instagram story but like I was trying to work on being present so I would post them like a lot later in the day when I was like home or whatever but then even a few hours later I would be like oh this is like stupid like it's irrelevant then I had time to like overthink it because I would do it at home and there was so many cute photos and like cute things I did that I didn't post this year because I was just overthinking it or like looking at the numbers and being like oh like 10 p.m. it's not the right time to post so I'm not going to post it but then it's irrelevant by 10 a.m. I think it's great to have goals and I'm definitely going to have numerical goals this year like I want to hit 100k on tiktok and I've been saying that for the past few months but it's okay we're hitting it in the next two months I believe it but I do want to stop looking at daily numbers I just feel like I get a little worried because obviously brands look at those daily numbers I want to start posting more in the moment and just like my everyday life without like stopping to think oh is this like relevant or are people don't like this like I just don't want to think I don't want to think before I post well I think a little you know but like not too much where I'm just in my head next resolution is to keep my car clean because I feel like currently we use it as a literal storage unit there's like a blow-up paddle board in the back there are like summer pool tubes there is my play-doh's closet bag of clothes that's been sitting there for I don't even know how long there's just like random stuff in here and I need to find a place in my apartment but I need to clutter the apartment before I find a place for that shit so once I do that I'm going to reward myself and go get my car like detailed because it could use some detailing lastly I just want to increase my vocabulary and literally get like an app that tells me a word of the day or something and actually start using it in my vlogs and whenever I'm writing emails I was gonna put on my list to like read two books or something like that but honestly even that was unrealistic for me because I just don't like reading that much I can't even get past two pages without being bored out of my mind or falling asleep because I'm already a really sleepy person so I just need to find a better way of like learning more vocabulary if you guys have any other recommendations for you know expanding vocabulary other than reading let me know because I really do want to work on that this year and just be even better at speaking on camera so that wraps up my life updates and news resolutions and if you guys want to see real-time content you can follow me on instagram and tiktok I post every single day especially on tiktok and if you guys are not already subscribed here definitely hit that subscribe button before you leave this video and I will see y'all in the next video bye


Alright, name that movie. You ready? Go. Well, who do you think the pusher guy is? I'll go by the one. PK. Good job! You're my best friend.  And you follow us on Instagram and Twitter, I'm from all juicy content. It's so juicy. And you can find me on Instagram, we can name squad. Call us on personal YouTube channel, it's in the description below. What are you doing there? I wonder what they did to make his ears do that. Are those not his normal ears? No, you know that. You know that. Armored concierge were out of nowhere. Uh, jacked with. Today we're doing a little, this is called CISF Ninja Commandos. Yes, that's what I like to do all the time. When I go commando, I'm also being a ninja. You can often catch me at twilight crawling around on the roofs of neighbor's homes completely naked. Special security group in action. So I believe this is like a group like even those secret servers would never do something like this that displays their tactics. But I think it's a group like that. It's like their security team and this is showing off their maneuvers and tactics, I believe. Got it. So it's one of those. I don't know if they're actual military. Are they actually a ninja too? Because ninjas are a definitive kind of thing. I don't know. I don't know. Man, I'm just going off of what the video says. So commando ninjas. Maybe a Seth MacFarlane movie.  Uh, but yeah, obviously there's teams like that around the world. Yeah. Security groups. Well, and like you'll never know about. Yeah, you'll never know. You'll see it in movies and stuff, but you'll never know the tactics of the Navy SEAL teams. Yeah. You just, you just won't ever find that. You never should. Yeah. Here we go. I can't. Oh, sorry. We just can't do that. Yeah. Yeah. Let's go. I'm unstoppable. I got it. I'm talking bombs, bro. I think I'm chosen to be the king of rock. Never understood why key security teams do this. They did it for the inauguration too. Yeah. What are you going to do on the outside? That's the way to get some money I suppose, yeah, maybe ninjas, I don't know. These will be like a terrorist. Yeah, I don't know. Alright, Jack Bluths. Okay, thank you. Appreciate that. Yes. Fill it out for us. Showing how they would get on it if this was like a situation. That hole! Yeah, that's cool. So it's essentially like, I'm guessing, I guess it would be the PM's security detail. Yeah. And I'm guessing this is kind of like the military, the secret service. You know, like the military parade that they do every year? Yeah, on the public day. Yeah, how they're kind of just showing like their power. Obviously they're not going to give away their actual tactics because that would be very dumb. And there were a couple of things that are done for flair. Yeah, backflips. Yeah, backflips and the thing where you kick the leg as you go over the hood. That was for flair. There's no way they need to do that in an actual thing. It's often really cool though when like you see some of these security teams, like the amount that they're trained for every different scenario. Yes. Like they have obviously their boots. So I don't know if they actually have stuff on their boots, but they went feet first and obviously they're probably steel boots so they can get right through them. For sure. But you'd think, like let's say you did that, right? You'd have to have something padding here behind. Or else you'd stab yourself. Well, no, not through most windshields because most windshields are designed to... A spider web. They're not designed to split. Yeah, because it used to be back in the day, if the windshield broke, it would come in and slit you to pieces. Now windshields are created. The majority, I think they have to be, are created so that they break into those tiny little squares that aren't sharp. So I think as long as you can break through that. But that would only apply to like car windshields. It doesn't apply to like breaking into a place. Yeah. Those are one of my favorite things is like the, especially the drivers. Those are ones, because like I don't know what you have to do to be, I'm assuming it's military of some sort, to be like let's say the president, current Joe Biden, current his driver, one of the beasts, right? Right. And there's always two beasts at all times. At all times. Just in case. And we'll tell you about the beast in a second. Yeah.  Have to be able to drive just as good backwards. Yes. As they can forward. Yes. And be able to do every single scenario. Yes. Which is the coolest thing. It is. Absolutely. It's obviously they have it as well. The same. What type of car do they, I know, comparing every other country to the states in terms of what we spend on security is it's kind of a joke because we spend more than like I think the next 20 countries combined in terms of just military. And so that obviously includes what the president uses. Who's the head of the military? So, but like, are those the cars? I'm guessing they're armored though. I would assume it's the same, at least comparable. And I don't know if you, you probably know this, but if you don't, the car, for example, that President Biden was in that all presidents have been in for most of our lifetime, but especially in the current age, they, they're able to withstand any kind of a military attack, including chemical and nuclear. Yeah. You're pretty much, you're like, you're like, it's like being in a bunker. Yeah. If you saw the door open up when the president got out to go for his walk. First of all, I loved watching all of the communication. Yeah. And Johnny was saying, why is it taking so long? Because what about what's about to happen is extremely extremely dangerous. And it's a message to the world that we're on. We're not afraid of you. Yeah. And if there was ever a time that the president could be assassinated, it's right now. Yeah. And they don't want that to happen right now. So there's every little move, every little thing, but that literally the doors actually don't open from the inside. Yeah. You can't, the president can't open those doors and there's absolutely nothing. He could scream at the top of his lungs. They're not going to hear him outside the bottom. There's sound proof. 10, 12 inches thick. Yeah. There's sound proof and they're impervious to nuclear fallout. They're impervious to chemical weapons. There's actually some videos online about like what all is in there. Yeah. And that's what we know. Yeah. There's a bunch of stuff they're never going to let us know about. But like there's always, he has his own blood on the. Yes. On the beast at all times. For a transfusion case. He needs a transfusion. Correct. There's a bunch of different stuff that goes into it. So I'm assuming every other country has similar. I'm assuming it's probably not as expensive. And there has to be. They didn't show it here. So for example, this group of personnel were camouflaged. Whereas the secret service for the president are in suits. Yeah. And I promise you there are other secret service agents that nobody even knows are there that are plainclothes. Yeah. So I'm wondering, do you also have like the, the the plainclothes secret service detail or are they all in military style dress? They might not need as much. Yeah. They might. Because we have our own issues here with security. And that fact that everyone's allowed to have a gun. Well, yeah. And I think they also, I think they might not need as much security detail as their president would. They're so proud of their military. Yeah. That I think it's actually, it's like a badge of honor to why wouldn't you want to be. Yeah. If you're serving in a military capacity, which you want to demonstrate you are military with your camouflage or your uniform. So that, yeah, that was cool. That was cool though. Very cool. I always enjoy these military style videos. So if there are more, especially extensive ones, you know, I'm sure they're not going to give away all their tips and secrets as you shouldn't. I am disappointed though because there was one naked one and it said commando. So I'm going to wrap my head around that. Wow. F minus for the video quality. Yeah, it's true. Don't call it commando unless they're going commando. I want naked security detail. They were going commando because technically it just means you're not wearing underwear. That's true. My bad. Don't bother to...


My name is Tasos and I'm with RF elements. I'd like to thank all of you for attending our vendor presentation today. It's great to see all these faces. I remember our first vendor presentation four years ago when we first introduced our product and I think we had like six people in the room or something like that. So it's great to see where things are going and I appreciate you all for coming. So let's start. The number one problem for wisps today is really noise, right? If we kind of, we did a poll about two years ago and we gathered information from a bunch of wisps and we looked at what the top 10 issues were and if you look at it, lack of spectrum was really the number one issue with ISPs today. RF noise was yet another issue and then really the need to grow throughput, right? If you actually look at these three top problems for ISPs today, for wireless ISPs, they're really kind of all the same thing, right? They're all related. So the number one issue for wisps is noise and it's caused by RF pollution is really what it's all about and RF pollution is caused by the endless number of noise that's created by all the equipment that's being deployed in the field today and it's this kind of old technology, these old antenna technologies that people are using and still deploying that's actually creating this noise, right? And it's compounding every day. Noise is really just the result of signals going outside of your coverage area in an area where you don't really want it to go and also in unintended directions, right? So without the ability to control the propagation of your RF, this is where noise comes from. With that, I'd like to go into our vendor updates. So let's talk about new products, but I think most people are coming from. So again, we've kind of changed the industry when we first introduced our first symmetrical horns and then ultra horn came after that. So now we're addressing yet another issue, right? So we keep looking at the feedback that's coming from customers and we're trying to address all the issues with our technology our way. So without further ado, I'd like to introduce the asymmetrical horn twist port antenna. So we have three new antennas now. We have a 30 degree sector, a 60 degree sector and a 90 degree sector with an asymmetrical beam pattern. So you get all the great beam performance that we had before with our symmetrical in an asymmetrical pattern. So now you get that more narrow vertical beam with wider horizontal beams with increased gain, right? So for those rural areas where, you know, you don't have the ability or you don't really have the user base in order to install multiple horns, you want less horns with more coverage, we have an asymmetrical beam pattern for that. So you still get the wideband beam performance as well, right? So as you start changing frequencies, the beam pattern is way more stable. So we're able to again give you the asymmetrical pattern that you've been looking for more of the sector feel as far as beam pattern goes, but with all the benefits of noise isolation, absolutely no side lobes and great performance. So we go from your traditional sector to now the RF pattern of an asymmetrical horn antenna. Again, just like all our antennas, they all have the same common interface, right?  So no matter what radio or twist port adapter you're using with the symmetrical horns, you can go in between. So there's no change to that. So everything's the same, but it's a very unique design and how it's constructed and how it's put together. Again, we're using, you know, all rustless type metals, right? So aluminum, stainless steel, and high grade plastics for all our builds and the same stuff we've been using for a long time. The availability will be February of 2019. So that's right around the corner. Some might come to market a little bit sooner, but February 2019 is the delivery date that we're looking for all three models. So whether you need a 16 dB, 90 degree horn compared to our previous 90 degree, which is only like 10 dB. So it's about 6 dB increase for the same width. It's quite impressive or a 60 degree at 17 dB. So it's again, you're getting way more gain now from a much wider beam or a 20 and a half dB, 30 degree asymmetrical pattern. All three again will be available by February of 2019. Symmetrical horn carrier class Gen 2, right? So this is the same carrier class, but Generation 2 is now being released. They're actually available right now. So if you're looking for the Generation 2 carrier class horns, they're available, and we're making them available again in all the different sizes. So everything from 30 to 90 degree into 10 degree steps will all be available. So let's talk about some of the Gen 2 improvements. So we got a lot of questions about the Gen 2. So Generation 2 had a lot of upgrades, more from the user experience thing, the bracket was easier, the ray dome was more robust, to changing from left side of the pole to right side of the pole mounting is a lot easier with Gen 2. But the RF performance is actually improved as well. The biggest improvement you'll see is in the VSWR, right? So we have much better, much lower VSWR across the whole spectrum, which actually gives us better gain performance across the whole spectrum. And then again, we've changed the actual build itself and how it's put together and how it assembles and how it's used. Gen 2 also has some ecological packaging, right? So no more styrofoam and other stuff in the boxes. We're also releasing now the carrier class for the ultra horn. So for all the customers out there that have been wanting to use say Mimosa B5C with our horn antenna, or you've been wanting to use the new Cambium PMP550 series line, we now have a connectorized ultra horn for all those radios where the form factor doesn't suit having an actual adapter. So again, let's talk just a little bit about the noise isolation difference, right? So if we really compare a horn based point-to-point antenna to a parabolic dish antenna, there's absolutely no comparison in the noise isolation that you get from it by having zero side lobes. So it's a really great improvement. And again, if we kind of compare what the pattern looks like between a parabolic dish and a horn, you can clearly see how much more uniform it is. This uniformity is what translates into more stable connections and higher MCS rates. Our ultra horn is built like a tank. Again, really, really sturdy. It's an awfully large antenna, right? But again, the mounting system for it is very robust. And again, they're available now. Twist port adapter for ISO and prism stations are also available. This recently came out, it's been on the market for a little bit, but just an update. So we have an adapter if you want to convert the waveguide interface from a ubiquity radio to still use our horn antennas. And we have compatibility for all the ISO station, the prism station, as well as the LTU new form factor that they're coming out with. Twist port adapter for air fiber and prism. So this is again a new product that's already available on the market. And this is a single adapter that allows you to use either the prism radio or the air fiber radio all in one adapter. So you're able to have basically fours, gen one, gen two prism, and then you have air fiber 5x and the HD. So all four of those radios are perfectly compatible. And it really gives you the ability to kind of migrate and grow, right? You start with prism, then you might want to go to LTU. This one adapter will allow you to do that without having to change that. Twist port adapter for router board. This is the gen two feed for anybody who's using microtech. So this is the plastic enclosure for microtech router boards. That's going to be available in January 2019. The twist port adapter for router board in metal.  That's available now and at distributors. And it's really made for the M11G board, but you could also put 9-11, 7-11, 4-11, all the different square form factor boards will actually work in that enclosure. And then finally we have the connectorized twist port adapter. So the twist port adapter is for, again, the radio platforms that don't have a twist port adapter for. You can now use our connectorized twist port adapter in order to use all these other radio platforms. Also in the future, as we have different antennas, we may not make a carrier class antenna for every product that we have. So again, if you require using one of our antennas with a radio platform that there is no adapter for, we have the twist port adapter with SMA connectors on it now. So these should be available in December of 2018. So with that, you know, we hope to make 5 gigahertz grid again and continue innovating our products and bringing new designs and new innovations to the industry. So thank you very much everybody for coming out. I appreciate you taking the time and hope to see you back at our booth and see the same person. Thank you.


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing jaspys 18 box divisional football mixer random division multiple year mixer so 18 box divisional football mixer eight spots no vet commonship everyone gets a random division to end that foul Here is the full list of boxes. It goes from 2012 all the way to 2021 We've got a full-size helmet a mini helmet and a college football autographed jersey Thanks to everybody for getting in whether you bought spots straight up or one spots Brendan down to lucas you can see some of these folks won In a pack fillers and some people bought spots straight up. Like I said, however, you got in. Thank you very much and good luck And here are the divisions from the afc north down to the nfc west dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them up three and a six nine times We'll give you guys a chance for potential trades after the randomizer Ninth and final time or no eight times ninth and final time from steven down to chad And nine times on the divisions Ninth and final time from the nfc south down to afc east There you go So you can see nine times on the divisions nine times on the names and nine times on the dice Stephen davidson with the nfc south jason asher with the afc west lucas larson afc north rob floras afc south brennan muller nfc north jason asher nfc east ryan herald nfc west and chad da with the afc east And there you go. So that is the randomizer We'll sort that by division give you guys a chance to look at some potential trades Obviously trading whole division not You know individual teams And we'll go chronologically. We'll actually start from 2012 go forward to most recent Who would I want in this? That's the hard part. Is there so many different years? 2019 job, I mean, um 2019 you've got the nfc west with uh, um, kyla murray, right, but you also have daniel jones and that um 2018 You've got josh allen So afc east there chad um afc west for 2020 for jason herbert, but you also have joe burrow and the afc north Right, so lucas on that one. Um, I mean all the years with tom brady in patriots edition, which is going to be You know, uh the afc east That's not a bad one there, right? So Any anything patriots So, I mean back to 2012 tops 2013 2014 or So all those years that's all tom brady patriots edition Um, and like like I said brady is one of the is like one of the only exceptions as far as vet commons that do ship Um as well as patrick mahomes So See 2017 obviously afc west chances at patrick mahomes there Yeah, lemar as well 2018 french uh is correct on that one too lemar jackson And then who knows about the helmet the many many helmets of the football jerseys I mean 2021 obviously got trevor laurence. You got mac jones uh, justin fields So you got plenty of teams in that range as well I'll give it another 30 seconds guys If nothing, then we'll go ahead and close it up and just uh run with it Exactly. Okay guys, so trade window going once trade window going twice and trade window going three times trade window closed So let's go ahead and print Ryan says he likes where he's at I think that's a good a good observation ryan Where's our other stamp? Oh, there it is Cool, so let's pop over here for a second So here is our list Thanks everybody for getting in once again Um, and then here is our stack of boxes So 18 boxes including obviously the big football helmet takes up quite a bit of room But you can see starting over here where we're going to start. Um, even on the nick cam I'll turn that on as well Is that video capture device which one is Do we not have a nick cam Set up I guess not Uh, um, so I guess we'll have to reconnect that but you can see all the boxes there 2012 that's going to be down to 2018 right there 2019 boxes 2020 and then up on top here You got 2021 and then the mini help in box jersey and the full-size helmets There you go to see why the Nick cam isn't trimmed off Probably something that happened once Everything got disconnected and We were probably apparently having some issues with Our connection earlier, but fingers crossed everything is good for the rest of the night Base is loaded for the Astros but two outs Bottom of the fourth and Nathan Valdez pitching who's up to bat? So we're starting with 2012 tops football that is dual rookie Andrew luck robert griffin So that'll be randomized obviously between those two teams at the end You got chandler jones patriots And the afce's chad da Fletcher cox for the eagles Uh gore and miller. That's another randomizer left right at the end Out with bases loaded Okay, so nothing crazy there obviously the dual rookies Um, those will be randomizer at the end The left right randomizer on that Yeah, exactly. No, I was hoping for Russell wilson or andrew lucker by themselves or even obviously tannahill Nothing there. Um robert griffin obviously rookie year as well Let's see what we got here In the platinum Oh He's uh He's no longer here erin jenandez afc east chad dada You got fitzy And a nice andrew luck indianapolis colts and the afc south rob flores I'm still hoping he comes back at some point Let's see I know right Something I wanted to pull that for you It just goes to you And you got robert griffin on the front It's not good But rg3 That's for washington in the nfc east jason asher Okay, so that's your 2012 That's the way way back machine Uh, now we're gonna go one year forward to 2013 You got deandre hopkins zack erts travis kelsey keenan allen lavion bell Rookie year the hell of a rookie year actually Let's hope we see multiple of those names in this On our stamps Oh, I know And the luck griffin duel 2013 black also has the um It has a metal card in here. It's pretty cool. I've done a couple of these for personals recently And it's jaron brown metal rookie Not the name we're looking for deon jordan to 299 for the dolphins That is your a fc east and chad da cordell patterson 9 out of 299 for the vikings That's going to your nfc north Brandon mueller and andre ellington 1 out of 10 gold rookie three-color patch for the a fc west or sorry nfc west ryan herald You got a j green to 399 for the synzatti bangles part of the a fc north And lucas larson antonio gates for the a fc west to 399 jason asher jonathan syprian to 399 for the jacksonville jaguars That's your a fc south rob floras tyron matthew to 399 nfc west That is ryan herald and daria sleigh to 399 for the lions That is the nfc north And brandon moeller last of the non autos 25 out of 25 is erin mullett For the ravens part of the a fc north And lucas larson Our first auto is stedman bailey for the nfc west. That is 39 out of 99 rookie jersey and auto for the rams there is a redemption And there's ryan griffin for the norlean saint's 158 out of 199. That's the nfc north i'm sorry nfc south And steven davidson our redemption is jamal charles, which i think should be kansas city chiefs But let me just double check and see if we could find a checklist for this So look up 2013 panini black football. Let's look at this control f Jamal charles Is kansas city chiefs. So that's for the a fc west. Obviously that is going to be uh for jason asher, but that is Expired Still send it into panini. Give them a chance to uh, obviously either redeem it or replace it with something for you Okay, so now we're going forward to 2015 Here is rookies and stars for 2015 So that's what i was saying, um They'll probably either give off of you something else and replace jason or we're still offer you points in replacement But yeah, they'll redeem it for something They won't obviously since it's expired. They won't guarantee that card But obviously sometimes on the expired redemption your points might actually be worth more than what they would give you If they were to redeem it you've got an auto to 99 of diante green berry For the cowboys That's going to the nfc east And jason asher Stefan digs rookie die cut for the vikings That's the nfc north Brandon muhler calling cavernic die cut Daniel hunter he's a monster another one for the north nfc north The vikings again brandon muhler That is kevin white relic For the chicago bears That's going to the nfc north again brandon muhler And another stafan digs. This one's a crusade. Is that numbered? No Regular but another nice stafan digs rookie Uh jordy nelson the 299 for the packers another one for the nfc north brandon muhler And matt jones for washington football team. That's to 99 Washington football team is nfc east And jason asher You've got odell beckham That is not rookie for the giants And the nfc east again jason asher Give me one second. It's just a male man Not there's something going on in our park a lot That is blake bordles tj yelden both for the jags Jacksonville jaguars going to the afc south And rob floras and max williams rookie relic for the ravens afc north lucas larson That is julio jones die cut non numbered Trey mason the 299 nfc west And the rams ryan herald marcus peters to 25 for the afc west and the chiefs jason asher And cam newton devon funches That's for the carolina panthers That's going to the nfc south steven davidson justin hardy for the falcons Also for the nfc south steven davidson max williams afc north again ravens lucas larson and you got brice petty autograph rookie for the jets That's another one there for the afc east and chat doc And blake bordles again for the jags And the afc south afc south obviously is rob floras again daniel hunter to 299 for the vikings That is the nfc north brandon muhler Cool. So after that we're going into 2016 So now you're looking for dak prescott Carson wence What's up mark? How are you buddy? Happy friday Poppa here Derek henry 2016 Good call chad We got two booklets in this Starting off with blake bordles on the front that is 18 out of 25 The boat jacksonville jaguars And the afc south steven davidson You got cj pro size for the nfc west 161 out of 199 for the seattle seahawks Ryan herald And jamal charles that is 10 out of 49 for the afc west canada city chiefs dual relic afc west is jason asher out of the university at worgen i believe kenneth dixon dual relic and auto for the baltimore ravens That is 24 out of 199 for the afc north And lucas larson wrong running back Derek henry would have been really nice there Now we're going to go to 2017 We've got a don rusk blaster I believe kenneth dixon was out of the organ right? So now you're looking for obviously patrick mahomes christian mccafrey dashan watson um Nick chubb no nick chubbs 2018 I'm thinking of uh, what's his teammate? I always forget his name lots of good names actually uh judo smith shuster kareem hunt kittle is kittle's not 2017 kenneth dixon was louisian attack was he really french? kittle's it really in this i don't i don't think so is he really out of all the 2017 i've done i don't think i've ever pulled a george kittle Leonard fornette's in this though. I remember that tradadious white buffalo bills afce's chad dawg He is interesting Honestly, I don't remember ever pulling him. That's weird jamal williams greenbay packers That's your nfc north brandon muhler snacks harrison daemon harrison or that kind And rookie threads. It's kareem hunt afc west jason asher joe mixon forgot he's in this too That's your afc north lucas larson I said crazy rookie class here cooper cut for the rams afc west I'm sorry nfc west ryan herald mike williams for my chargers in the afc west jason asher If he keeps playing like this, he's gonna get a monster contract next year Most likely not with the chargers Because they were dumb and they didn't want to try to extend him with forehand And cj bethard So none of the quarterbacks we were looking for we got one of the running backs, but it was it was the relic denis dixon orton denis Kenneth denis same thing french different positions Sonoma homes No, watson But now we're going into 2018 So lamar josh allen baker sam darnold sake one chat satis josh allen time exactly You got shakim griffin For the nfc west. That's 49 out of 75 One of my favorite stories from the draft What jersey number is he is he 49? I can't tell what his jersey number is but that might be jersey number nfc west like I said That is ryan herald Tommy brady patriots edition That's your afc east Chad daw You got adam thielen relic to 49 two color patch For the nfc north and brandon muhler. You got calvin ridley for the falcons That's your nfc south steven davidson and derrick car crusade green That is one out of five afc west jason asher calvin ridley again For the nfc south steven davidson. I forget tj watch also in 17 23 out of 25 is lorenzo carter for the giants the nfc east jason asher Um, I think he technically is a rookie this year Or I mean actually, I don't know if he's a physically a rookie in regards to the league And he might have been on a roster last year But if he was to have rookie like cards, it would be this year, I believe I don't think anybody produced a rookie card for him before So remember rookie year and rookie card year are different in a lot of cases More common with baseball, but that's different james washington. That's to 75 For the afc north and lucas larson and durbin james to 49 for the afc west and the chargers That is jason asher tom brady again afc east chad dawg You got prime cuts kenan allen for the afc west That's number to 49 afc west jason asher and another derrick card numbered card that one's to 85 afc west Jason asher. You got josh rosen. Where's the rest of the rookie quarterbacks? Come on. There's lamar lamar jackson afc north lucas larson So no josh allen now Very deep rookie or locker room for running backs I think the crazy one too is um baltimore Every single one of them is going down injured, but the next one pops up and just keeps producing but I guess the added uh responsibility of Having a mic linebacker kind of mirror um Lamar jackson on every down kind of helps out Yeah, I know chad 2019 chronicles Or not chronicles. Sorry contenders. This is the fanatics blaster So I think you get a rookie ticket auto to guarantee it two blaster exclusive ruby parallels Not sure if it guarantees you an auto though I'll find out Who was that french? Didn't they lose him like a couple weeks ago? the browns I mean It's crazy how the browns how far the browns are like What they were three weeks ago to come what they are now as far as a team I think it's safe to say that the uh Broncos 3-0 start was completely fueled on the fact that they played the easiest schedule In the first three games of of any team possible team this year Season ending surgery That is david montgomery devin singletary. So that'll be randomized between the bears and bills patrick mahomes chiefs afc west jason asher Both chiefs on that one Who's that thornhill and hardman jr? That's your ruby exclusive there lavy on bell Uh, hollywood brown afc north lucas larson and the ravens Bart scott hates that guy. I don't know why I do like his response when he came back out though. He's like guys named bart Why would I care? Uh, you got two colts that is rocky sin and Ike on a ben bono goo brady afc ease chad So I guess there's no auto guarantee in that one It just says look for but you got the two exclusive. Um, so no Nothing crazy there What's up gilo? How are you man? Yeah contenders is very base heavy as always Hobbies is shit, but now Speaking of hobby 2019 optic If you're gonna hit one of the big names, here's what you're going to go. Uh, it's an 18 box football mixer It's random division style too. So let's get the good names here Not yet ryan not yet that can turn around real quick for you right here though It's crazy to think that this is Two years three years ago now optic Because 2021 will be coming out Wait, no, it's a 20 no 2021 optic hasn't come out 2020 obviously. So this will be the three years ago pseudo no crazy It's a great year great design Josh Jacobs nice one for the nfc west. I'm sorry, uh afc west and jason asher And miles gaskin that's to 199 for the afc ease chad daw You got khalil mac for the afc north sorry nfc north And brandon muller as much as I love eastern stick One year too early jared stittum there. That's afc ease chad daw Devin singletary there afc ease chad dawg in You got ty hilton to 299 for the afc south rob floras and terrell davis hyper afc west Broncos that is jason asher and dk metcalf nfc west and the seahawks That is ryan herald miles gaskin was washington Actually, I remember that yeah, he was incredible dynamic back It's been hard to remember like who was who went to washington for a while because for a while there I mean washington washington state instead of the apple cup was called the crapple cup, you know nick bosa nfc west and ryan herald for the 49ers And miles garret That is 299 for the afc north lucas larson And it's five out of five devon bush Rated rookie green auto on card afc north lucas larson That guy's really really good too travis kelsey for the afc west jason asher And montez sweat That is 250 That is the nfc east and jason asher dak prescott That's 250 nfc east again And jason asher You got deandre baker With the nfc east again jason asher Darius leighton nfc east again jason asher And josh allen the other josh allen. This is to 299 Jacksonville jaguars and nfc, uh, sorry afc south rob flores There you go So nice out of five auto just not obviously one of the key positions we're looking for No, no, i'm not saying it was because the coogs suck so bad chad Remember there was a year there where I think uh It did not yet. No, um I think there was a year there where like Washington came in at like one in one in the like Like one win for the season and washington state was zero wins for the season or something like that It was pretty bad Or was it like you guys were both winless and battling like one team was battling for Its first win of the season Wasn't it? Okay, now we're going to 2020 So first we're gonna start with the chronicles fat pack Um, you're gonna see lots and lots of big rookies in this one. That's what chronicles is just loaded with rookies So so washington was winless washington state was one in whatever your record was, right? Who won that game my my answer, uh, washington state alum So I thought I knew it was bad for both your both both teams in washington that year That was your freshman year though Did you guys host the game or was it where you guys the road team? And second question Cougs won by a field goal. Did you travel if you were the if you were the the away team Did you travel to that game? Yeah, that's not a that's not a good year for anybody Hey, at least you got bragging rights in the in that home game, you know The rivalry game you got bragging rights there No matter how bad your year is There's like, you know, like no matter how bad usc is There's like two wins that matter. It's Notre Dame and UCLA, you know Clyde entry lair for the chiefs afc west You got deandre swift Cole commets Uh, joe burrow afc north lucas larson henry rugs Henry rugs again. Clyde energy lair. Justin jefferson afc north or sorry nfc north Antonio gibson, jaylen reiger. Justin herbert afc west jason asher Levisca chanalt Like I said, this stuff is just loaded with rookies tua That's your afc east chad daw Nice jonathan taylor there jaylen hurts nfc east And jason asher joe burrow again afc north lucas larson, justin herbert afc west jason asher joe burrow again afc north lucas larson You got chase young there with the nfc east jason asher cd lamb henry rugs jordan love That's going to the nfc north Uh, brandon muhler gibson judy chanalt cluitt claypool judy and iuk justin jefferson again nfc north and brandon muhler joe burrow again with the afc north lucas larson chase young nfc east jason asher justin jefferson again nfc north brandon muhler cool comet there chase claypool james robinson tua taga vailoa afc east chad daw joe burrow again afc north lucas larson antonio gibson chase young again for the nfc east jason asher hamler claypool jordan love for the nfc north brandon muhler you got judy and tua taga vailoa again for the afc east chad daw cam acres cd lamb jalen hurts nfc east jason asher and chase young again for the nfc east jason asher cd lamb deandre swift henry rugs clad energy lair jalen rager joe burrow again for the afc north lucas larson dawbins mass p-rime we sleeve up some of this real quick astros are scoring or just triple is it alvarez you're on alvarez with triple guy is really good oh you're a husky okay well yeah that's really bad for you sorry chad i had it crossed up for some reason i thought you were pulmon like i said lots and lots of quarterbacks lots of names in this one but that's what chronicles is heavy on rookies always good did you i don't i actually i think were you were were you wearing a washington huskies uh like a huskies t-shirt a washington t-shirt i remember you were wearing the mariner's hat that's why i knew it was you when you showed up i like looked up i was like chad you're like yeah i was like cool i just remember you had this this uh you had the mariner's hat on another justin herbert there for the afc west jason asher jordan love nfc north brandon muhler michael pitman lamb another burrow there for the afc north lucas larson elair and jordan love again nfc north brandon muhler justin jefferson nfc uh north brandon muhler jaylen herz nfces jason asher and justin jefferson nfc north again brandon muhler to finish us off with chronicles we're gonna go into prism with a blaster and then finish up 2020 with an optic hybrid box tired of the astros listen they're a really good team they're a really good team oh and he had husky shorts on yeah i missed all those signs so here's the rest of the 2020 stuff prism blaster and then optic they're so good man you can't like yord on alvarez how can you not like that dude kyle tucker that guy's the shit and this is coming from a guy who you know they like they cheated mark so did so did boston so you know like you know you know what chad i know you are but you're it was the eyes that got me chad i couldn't couldn't pay attention to anything else it was just eyes um like they're they're a really good team man young pitching staff you saw what fram bravada's did the other day christian javier that guy's unreal so we'll see tom brady that is buccaneers in the nfc south steven davidson you got herald landry for the titans uh that's your afc south rob floris larry Fitzgerald for the nfc west ryan herald devin duverney there with afc north lucas larson and michael pitman for afc south and rob floras you got cj henderson for the jacksonville jaguars no longer jaguar i don't believe afc south and rob floras jerry judy afc west jason asher you got jack doile there for the colts in the afc south rob floras and dj dallas for the cowboys and the nfc east jason asher so that's our prism blaster not the quarterbacks we were looking for i mean as time goes on more of these players that cheated on the astros aren't going to even be astros anymore you know what i mean they may have ended up on your team your favorite team and at that point people are still going to direct their angle or at the astros and it's just like okay well you know uh jason we're breaking it right now we're in the middle of it we've got another like six boxes seven boxes to go you got ross blacklock hollow for the texans and afc south rob floras jake frown for the bills that's the afc east chad dawg jeff gladney for the vikings nfc north brandon muhler and kj hamler afc west jason asher you got jaylen hurt or sorry jaylen regor nfc east jason asher and kj hamler again for the afc west jason asher trevon diggs nfc east jason asher and antonio gibson nfc east jason asher chase young nfc east again jason asher and harrison bryant afc north lucas larson travis kelsey afc west jason asher and antonio gibson nfc east jason asher no quarterbacks in that you know the big ones we're looking for at least as an angels fan like it's funny is i really don't like i don't think i hate any team in our own division really all that much i hate teams in our you know our conference already in our league i really don't like the red sox i really don't like the yankees um and then don't like the dodgers so it happens jilo it happens so here is our 2021 lineup we're gonna start with chronicles draft picks then we're going to prism draft picks i mean you gotta think like wow scored i'm pretty sure that any team that had the chance to get jose el tuve on like a good contract you know what i mean i will take that we'll take him in a heartbeat the guy is just a spark plug he's so dynamic anybody would be lucky to have a player like jose el tuve on their team carlos korea he's probably on a new team next year shit he might even end up on the angels tray lance that's the nfc west and ryan herald justin fields oh sweet nfc north what's it you got the 18 box it did yeah nfc north brandy muller jason sold it out before i got in even got in tray lance there i had it a week ago nfc west ryan herald and davis mills that's houston texans and the afc south rob flores mack jones afc east chad da and kyle pits for the falcons and nfc south steven davidson travis etienne jacksonville jaguars and the afc south rob flores and zack wilson for the jets that's the afc east chad da justin fields again nfc north brandy muller and terris marshall jr what i why can't i remember where terris marshall jr goes jalen waddle for the dolphins and the afc east chad da kadarius tony for the giants and the nfc east jason asher and chubba hubbard to 99 for the carolina panthers that is the nfc south steven davidson jack wilson afc east chad da and puka williams jr i don't know where he goes off looking up jamar chase afc north lucas larson kyle pits for the nfc south and the falcons steven davidson trai lance nfc west ryan herald and kadarius tony nfc east jason asher jamar chase again afc north lucas larson and davanta smith nfc east jason asher travis etienne afc north lucas larson cornell uh cornell powell cornell powell uh afc west jason asher jalen waddle afc east chad da mac jones afc east chad da so we're gonna check and see where puka williams goes while i'm doing that i'll tag those ones okay puka williams where do you go set that up 2021 chronicles draftics group break team checklist hobby puka williams that is cincinati bangles so that's gonna go to afc north lucas larson so cincinati for puka williams kansas city for camille powell and houston for davis mills okay we got three more boxes or two more boxes and then we've got a hit parade mini helmet and then a jersey and a full size helmet as well collapsed in on the side the cards are still in the middle so five packs five autographs here first up is joe tryon out of washington i'll have to check that one out you got russell wilson to 249 that's the nfc west ryan herald alvin kamara and the saints that goes to the uh nfc south and steven davidson dk metcalf nfc west you got luke ferrell to 199 let's check out and see where he goes as well uh kenneth gainwell nfc east jason asher and brandon cooks where's he at nowadays 299 uh justin fields that is your nfc west no sorry uh sorry uh nfc north brandon muhler justin fields again nfc north dylan stones i'll have to check and see where he goes that's a hyper autograph non numbered kyle pits that's to 149 falcons and the nfc south steven davidson here in roger silver you got brennan eagles to 149 let's check where he goes to but trevor laurence there jaguars in the afc south rob floris carcin wentz to 199 and calib fairly silver zak wilson there afc east chad da and israel muka muquamu that's to 49 let's see where he goes as well i honestly don't know where any of those five autos are and justin fields to 249 nfc north again brandon muhler trey lance with the nfc west to finish it off i was like i mean i feel like joe tryon i kind of know but i don't even remember where he's at i don't know the rest of them brennan eagles israel muquamu dylan stoner and luke ferrell i think i've heard stoner's name this year i think he actually ended up somewhere but we'll find out luke ferrell i think he made it as a titan jacksonville okay that's what i thought i'll pull up the prison draft checklist real quick we'll figure them all out joe tryon where you going try on to make a team so try on is buccaneers is that your nfc south steven davidson and remember this is all based on the checklist so we go specifically by group break checklist luke ferrell i think somebody said was or french said was jacksonville and that is correct so afc south on that one rob floras well let's go dylan stoner stoner is raiders afc west las vegas my eyes are all messed up right now i don't know why but brennan eagles let's see that is cowboys delis cowboys and the nfc east jason asher and last but not least israel muquamu i'm sure you got a spot somewhere everybody's desperate for cornerbacks cowboys again that is nfc east delis there you go so many teams are down on cornerbacks i'm sure this dude's probably starting somewhere now talk about cow are the the browns uh now our last hobby box and then we're going to go into a hip parade the rookies then a mini helmet jersey and full size helmet to close out this is like a thick one we get a booklet here we did we got a booklet box i think that usually means it's a really good one right so is this like a case hit box type thing let's see cooper cup to 299 for the nfc west ryan harold calvin ridley to 79 uh falcons on that one for the nfc north sorry south and steven davidson in book for the saints in the nfc south steven davidson and trevor lorenz case hit originals there you go afc south rob floras congrats rob very nice case hit there spicy spicy box we've got jaylon darden who nine out of 25 nfc south and the buccaneers steven davidson let's not look at the booklet yet it's mac jones afc east chad dawg four color rpa one out of 99 there you go chad very nice mac jones and if one's good two's better jumbo booklet patch four color patch and auto mac jones afc east chad dawg there you go chad congratulations man back to back that is 27 out of 35 what a box trevor lorenz case hit originals mac jones four color rpa and jumbo patch booklet yeah take it we will take it congrats dude okay graded football edition the rookies box 88 out of 100 yeah two mac jones in one box and the trevor lorenz case hit okay i saved the back end of this is going to be pretty crazy so right french we didn't get them in the regular box but now you've got a graded select kyler murray psa 10 rookie concourse there you go man so we didn't get them in the optic hobby box but now you got a kyler murray graded rookie for you let's look at the mini helmet as an opening because there's a sticker gotta be smarter in the boxes sometimes uh we want to play who am i i am a current running back in the nfl i've played for one team my entire career i was the pro football writer association all rookie team second team all big 10 and mr pennsylvania football uh high school i've rushed for 1955 yards rushing average of 4.9 yards per carry nine rushing touchdowns 90 and five or 96 receptions for 827 yards three receiving touchdowns and 314 receiving yards i went to penn state out of woodland hills pennsylvania high school i was the second round pick 53rd overall i'm 5 foot 11 211 pounds i'm jason jaspy's favorite player i'm an eagle myles sanders that's for the afs i'm sorry nfce jason asher myles sanders we're gonna do jersey next then we're gonna finish it up with the big old helmet that's what tripped you up did jd mckissack go to is a very nice one jd mckissack didn't go to the penn state did he i don't think so uh remember football like uh helmets and stuff like that if it's a since this is a college jersey if it's a retired player it goes to the player they played the team they played for the longest if it's a current player it goes for the team they're currently on so on and so far okay this one actually is going to be one that i'm gonna have to see who we played for the longest it's a really nice jersey though i'll double play the end the 7th houston is not messing around okay i am a retired wide receiver i played for two teams my entire career actually this is pretty quick cut i don't even know why i said i have to look um i played for two teams my entire career two times second team all pro nfl receptions co-leader once nine time pro bowler nfl's 1990s all decade team heisman trophy winner walter camp award winner sporting news player of the year upi player of the year unanimous all american 1094 career receptions 14934 receiving yards 13.7 yards per completion per reception and 100 receiving touchdowns on the dock uh pro football hall of fame college football hall of fame i went to Notre Dame heisman trophy winner wide receiver uh first round first round picked sixth overall mark got it uh out of dallas woodrow wilson high school i'm tim brown i played for the raiders both los angeles and oakland from 1988 2003 and the buccaneers in 2004 this is going to the raiders in the afc west jason asher it's Notre Dame edition tim brown mark raiders are your team too i thought we were gonna be friends i've just barely started like joe you know so nice tim brown Notre Dame jersey i think it's a custom so i'm not gonna take it out yeah you can see custom on there so it's not gonna have like the Notre Dame like uh patch on the neck and stuff like that the front's gonna be pretty bare but obviously you can see t brown on the back there the patches and the name autograph very clean autograph too very very very nice one there and last but not least our helmet full-size helmet to finish it off let's do this one last round of cool mi can can jason sweep the uh the memorabilia he does have the nfc east and the afc west so there's a one in four chance that it's gonna go to one of his two teams right okay i'm a current wide receiver in the nfl i've played for one team my entire career first team all-pro four-time pro bowler nfl receiving touchdowns leader paul wolf warfield trophy second team all-american first team all m wc m wc freshman of the year 592 career reception 7,235 career or 7,236 career receiving yards 64 receiving touchdowns i played at fresno state i was 2014 second round pick 53rd overall out of palo alto high school chad's got it i'm davante adams i was gonna say a fresno state doesn't give it away he i believe was at fresno state same time as erin judge was has there ever been a cool and i think uh in their car too has there ever been a cooler time to be a fresno state bulldog than that time in history oh it's nice sparkly i don't know if you can see it but like literally it's like glittery is the packers helmets normal glittery looks really nice though uh so dream bay packers that's gonna go to the afc north or sorry um nfc north and brandon muler to finish off the break very nice one there brandy let's do a little recap and we got the randomizer for the left right absolutely chad always man always so we got one randomizer to do like i said um let's see can we do left right on all of these how's the back look yeah we're gonna go left and right because we sort based on that um so left right randomizer for all these cards some surprising even though these are what 10 years apart pretty much in production they look exactly the same so let's pop back over here left right randomizer so dice roll for those cards six and a four 10 times guys 10th and final time it's going to the right side 10 times on randomizer 10 times on the dice right side wins so that's gonna go to the bills for the single terry uh lamar miller and the dolphins and to robert griffin and washington on those cards that's the luck and dual and then a little recap for you guys um since we had like chronicles and prism draft picks those are pretty heavy on like rookies and good rookies so you guys can see i mean this is literally just kind of like high end quarterbacks and stuff like that from chronicles both chronicles nfl and chronicles draft picks i mean chase young defensive player the year justin jefferson offensive rookie the runner up you know chronicles draft picks here you can see lots and lots of good names big quarterbacks he said lots and lots here are the non autographed highlights for you andrew luck stefan digs stefan digs lamar jackson trevor lorenz case hit and kyler murray um yeah remember this case hit originals trevor lorenz nice one right kyler murray psa 10 select rookie um because that origins box produced more than just that rams ryan griffin for the saints can't see the chiefs tomorrow charles uh diante brainberry that's cowboys you got brice petty the jets kenneth dixon ravens that was a dual relic auto booklet uh schakeem griffin seahawks jamar james washington saint or page wow steelers debon bush had a five for the steelers as well well davis mills houston texans cornell powell for the chiefs and puke williams that is syncing natty uh joe tryon for tampa bay luke ferrell jacksonville dillon stoner vayas brennan for cowboys brennan eagles and israel mukawamu for the cowboys as well here's one of the origins hits four-color rpa mac jones and mac jones jumbo relic booklet as well like i said a very nice box of origins all from one box there then for the memorabilia very nice tim brown noted aim autograph jersey going to the raiders there you got a mild sanders mini helmet for the eagles and the full-size helmet was davante adams for the green bay packers very nice full-size autographed helmet and that's the break guys great break overall especially towards the end really came through that was jaspy's 18 box divisional football mixer random division multi-year from jaspy's case breaks dot com i'm sean jaspy's case breaks dot com thanks for hanging out we'll see you next time