One of your favorite memories? I probably interviewed LeBron after the championship in Cleveland just because a lot of people don't know this, but people who knew me and like could hear my voice, you know, you're not supposed to get emotional. And I hope Golden State knows, I was not rooting for the Cleveland Cavaliers, no offense guys. You know, the best case scenario for TV is that kind of series where game seven is coming down the wire, but to watch an athlete just pour into it what he did and then to have him break down. Like I got choked up. I'm not supposed to get choked up, but he's bawling, his shoulders are shaking. And I'm like, Dave Green, Mike Green's longtime staff man, great historian of the NBA, like Dave is tremendous. He said to me on the way to the, back to the airport that night, because did you get choked up?


On my way to Shane's studio because he's gonna take my headshots today I'm going to take after headshots, but also some lifestyle, but it's really hot today in LA and Whoa, it's also humid. My hair is not cooperating. So I'm gonna have to fix it a little bit when I get there Just my time to take pictures of me So good The other one, the other one. I'm not making that f***ing face I've had these skates for over a year and I'm still not Extremely good, like I can skate in these skates, like I can go straight and backwards so that I can't do any tricks So I'm practicing my stepovers. I think that's what they're called. My YouTube anniversary past It was July 17th. It's July like 22nd today. Happy YouTube anniversary.  Oh my god. Tastes like candy Like pineapple candy. I have been making videos on YouTube since July 17th 2017 and at the beginning it started off as random videos like oh no, oh No, and then a few months later. I decided to start making videos in English and in Spanish They were all about acting so pretty early on I decided to make this channel focused on acting That's what I've been doing for all of these years and also I just hit 17,000 subscribers today Which sometimes it feels like a lot and then sometimes it feels like nothing because I have Almost 600 videos I know I have over 600 videos because I've deleted and unlisted so many videos a year and a half ago Cynthia Dehaler and I did a monologue competition because she wrote a whole monologue book And I finally finally got to meet her on Wednesday We were talking for an hour and I was literally like, okay We need to go because I can stay here forever. So we said our goodbyes and as we are Saying goodbye. I turn around and I see these two men walking like I'm just Like so happy like walking away smiling and then I look up and like my brain Freezes, let me let me show you what I did So this is me walking away all happy and then I look up and I see these two men And one of them is tall And I immediately recognized him as Garrett Watts and he was with Andrew Siwiki and oh my god, I this this is exactly what I said I had my glasses on Oh my god, oh my god, this is not happening and you know what he says he says yes, this is happening And he was so sweet I could not believe that I was meeting him because he's one of the very few YouTubers that I watch that I genuinely think we could be best friends and hang out and have so much fun He just started having a conversation with me and I told him that you know I like his videos and he started asking me about me. He asked me what am I doing here? I was like, oh, I came here to get coffee. He's like, oh, yeah, this whole street is great Somehow we started talking about my fiance when he where he works He could have asked me for my social security number and I would have been like He was exactly the same person that he is in his videos It was amazing. Sweetest. I pretty much blacked out. I was just answering his questions Andrew was standing there. They were both smiling and come on brain What do you want to say? Like come on. You can't keep them forever And then I was like, okay, can I have a picture? Is that okay? He's like, yeah, of course And then look at their smiles. So genuine Like what the I hope I run into him again because he was so sweet Next time I'm going to be like I'm paying for your coffee or whatever wherever you're going I'm not going to sit and you know drink or eat with you But I just want to give you something because you're amazing But what a dream come true and on the week of my youtube anniversary Beautiful one of my favorite youtubers if you're not subscribed I would love if you did and if you ever want to give me a dollar five dollars Whatever just as a thank you for making the videos if you enjoy them I have put a link in my description because I would love to continue doing youtube And I would love love love to make some money Because I'm trying to go to the southwest actors conference in arizona this september I've looked through my finances and they're not looking great. I just feel really really Guilty for like asking for all of this money and not putting in any myself Even though I would be making this these videos to share like the only way I can go to this conference Is if you guys help me out. I'm contributing three hundred dollars right now to the southwest actors conference I'm fundraising fifteen hundred dollars to be able to travel and stay and pay for the southwest actors conference Created by bella hit casting director at good faith casting and I really hope I can go so Yeah pause pause pause. I just heard that shane sent me the photos from monday So let's go look at some other photos. We got to go home for this Yes, I was just listening to audrey helps actors of podcast you guys it is so good We're here for my headshots though. So let's look at my headshots. I used a shane isekowski He's located in la and he is an incredible Artist and he's also a professional photographer. I have worked with him before and my hair is insane because It was so humid that day Which is fine because as long as the photo is good The hair can be edited and I'm trying to find my type so that I can market myself better With this look I wanted to be an office employee So for a sitcom some of them friendly and then some of them a little bit more sassy And then detective as well And then there's some just really silly ones Then we went outdoors and my hair definitely calmed down because some of these are really good These are more lifestyle because I also wanted to be able to give my current agents Some good commercial shots for this one. I wanted Like friendly girl next door This one I was playing around with different faces to be able to express a vulgar Sidekick or vulgar employee. I think I'm in this one. I was trying to be like more of a serious detective I know my hair looks crazy.  Also, this could work for commercial now that I'm looking at these I don't know if this shirt was the best choice. This one is giving me pediatrician friendly pediatrician I'm going to make a selection of maybe 15 of them and then send them to my agents So they can choose the ones that they want me to put on my casting websites And then I'll send them over to Shane so he can edit those final selects that I will put on my profiles and next saturday during my vlog I will show you guys what photos I selected to go onto my casting websites as well as the ones that I already have there And at the end of every video I feature another channel and today I'm going to feature my friend maria gloria who created this t-shirt right here Go check out her videos lots of lifestyle and makeup. I am so hyper right now from Literally nothing because look at how much of the sugar I drink I think I'm just excited because I met garret wads. I can cry Also go watch garret's video coming out july 25th


So I'm actually going to start this talk with a small confession and that confession is although while I was here doing my PhD in energy technology for the longest time I didn't actually know how I was using electricity and that was pretty embarrassing and so eventually I picked up one of these it's called a kilowatt and what allows you to do is plug in whatever electronics that you're interested in and measure the power out and so I got really into this like embarrassingly into this annoying my housemates sort of into this because I was just running around I'm plugging things you know leaving the refrigerator running through this for multiple days to get like a better data and what I learned was actually kind of surprising to me what I learned was that the things that I associate with you know modern life the trappings the things that allow me to access the internet like my laptop or a monitor these all use roughly for me about 50 watts even the bathroom fan that we had was around there and when you add up all the light bulbs that we had in our house was up there as well and I expected our refrigerator to just be a huge power draw but then after getting that data over several days it averaged over the course of you know a day something like double that amount so your refrigerator might be newer it certainly actually probably is and your laptop might be a little bit more efficient but the exact number is an exact of the point the point is that we don't generate on the sort of 50 watt scale and we don't even generate a thousand times and often not even a million times that size and that's because this is still the state of the art mechanical engines just described to you you're all experts now they transport us they keep us cool and they generate over 80 of the electricity in the united states but they sort of create a problem and the problem is that they're so big in order to connect all of this generation to the sort of 50 watt devices that we all have in our houses well it requires an enormous amount of infrastructure and so this creates also an opportunity an opportunity not just for the third of the planet the living countries that use 10 times less electricity per capita than the united states and not just for the billion plus people who still don't have access to a reliable electric grid but it even creates an opportunity for us here because in places like new york city over half of the cost of electricity is due to distribution and not to generation itself so what if we could produce power at the human scale and how what would a technology that could take advantage of this opportunity look like well we think it needs to be three things first of all it needs to be distributed generate electricity where you want it at the levels that you need the second is that it should be pretty efficient because for the sake of our climate and our future probably shouldn't be more carbon intensive than what we're already going for and the third thing is we think it should be simple not just technologically but also from the user perspective should be able to plug in when you want and get the electricity that you want and so obviously to uh uh re-envision the sensual electric grid we're looking to half-century old technology but in seriousness half a century ago is the height of the space race and we needed a solution for power and space for the simple reason the steam turbines don't work as well there uh and so what we did is uh nasa poured in a huge amount of uh uh resources in order to develop technologies that would actually even today seem pretty high-tech solar panels as we heard earlier today even fuel cells and thermal electrics all of these fluent space for the first time in the 1960s but of all of these sort of space race technologies one of these at least for us kind of stood above the rest from the raw power the raw performance perspective and it's one you probably haven't heard of it's called thermionic energy conversion so a thermionic energy converter is probably the simplest heat engine that you can imagine it's got a hot side it's got a cool side and a vacuum gap in between that thermally insulates them and because of that vacuum gap you can get really high temperature differences that as we just learned can drive a lot of power and so back in the 1960s uh researchers demonstrated efficiencies there were three times higher than the competing technologies like solar panels or thermo electrics and power densities they were just colossal like a thousand times higher than a battery so then what happened well at the end of the space race thermionics kind of got forgotten it got a reputation of being an old-timey vacuum tube technology that had been tried before and so we believe that this creates an opportunity to apply decades of innovations and materials and microfabrication in order to re-envision this technology and overall more than double the performance and so that's where I sort of came in at stanford along with professor zx and nick moulach and roger howe i studied new applications and new materials new innovations towards thermionics and in those days we were focusing on basically power towers out in the desert combined cycles to increase the efficiency and therefore drive down the cost of these sorts of power plants but through the course of my phd and especially towards the end we realized that the innovations that we had made were far broader than just increasing the efficiency of steam turbines out in the desert and if you scale it down just the device itself on a standalone basis could be really pretty incredible what we realized was that we were really building towards a power plant on a chip something that could have the potential to become the smallest lightest engine on the planet something that could be competitive with virtually any mechanical engine but with no moving parts so let's imagine that we're successful that your next generator is a spark reactor why would that matter well for one the lack of a small light engine is why your quadcopter flies for maybe 20 minutes but your helicopter can fly you up and down a mountain for hours and setting our sites even higher we've learned through conversations with nasa that the promise of thermionics for space reactors is even larger today than it was in the 1960s in fact the energy conversion branch chief also chief technologist of the power and propulsion division at nasa thinks that our technology could be enabling to a man mission of mars because within a single calendar year you could not only send someone there but also bring them home and finally once they're home back on earth that's actually some of the most exciting opportunity i think because you know some of our first prototypes which we're just making now look a bit like this and while we're not there yet from the historical power density of thermionics something this size could put up up to 50 watts we're on our way there and if we get there it's not important just because that would power my old laptop but because the international energy agency defines a family of five in a rural area is being on the grid at 250 kilowatt hours per year when you translate that down to what a generator would have to operate at you know during the waking hours it's about 50 watts so according to the i a one or two of these devices could be the difference between a family being off the grid or on the grid but all without a grid so we're just getting started at spark and i thank you for your attention next


Hey everyone, welcome to today's day trading recap. Today is Wednesday, November 18th. Really nice green day today, plus $1,833 and done by about 10.30 a.m. Took four mighty 90 trades, all of which were winners. So we had the Microsoft. This was actually two different trades, plus 11.20 just on Microsoft. So really nice price action today. Facebook, basically a scratch, small winner. Baba plus 116 and Boeing plus 100 on just a small trade. And then just took one runner and that was in Tesla for 480. So total 18.33 on the day. Let's break these down. Starting with Tesla, I mean, look at this. So I had this initial push up to start consolidating. We got long about right in here, sat through some chop for a little bit and then this thing just exploded. I took my half off for about a 12 to 15% profit right there. Held the other one up to this point right here did not catch the remaining piece of this. So that had been a monster, but Tesla obviously with the inclusion in the S&P 500 looks like it's heat seeking for new all time highs, which is right above that 500 level. Didn't necessarily think it would get it today, but it might. So nice, nice run in Tesla.  Even if you held it up to this pivot, I mean, it pushed way above that pivot. So that's why this strategy is the Mighty 90 you wanna use before 10 AM. And then that's exactly why we use this runner strategy. After the fact, because then you get these, sometimes these grinds are in this case, just explosion higher in Tesla and so you can capture that. So that's the runner in Tesla. Let's take a look at Microsoft, which we had a couple of Mighty 90 winners in. To start the day, had this initial push up, had higher volume, we got short right here and rode this thing down for a nice profit. And then on the other side, when this thing kept pushing down, had a higher volume spike right there. We got long right there and it caught this bounce back up to the pivot. So two quick, really nice trades in Microsoft. In Facebook, we tried to, so we had this flushed down, had this little volume spike got long right here and it just started to kind of grind up. So we just, we took a small profit there and got out with basically a scratch trade in Alibaba, another Mighty 90. I didn't really have a volume spike, but had a couple higher volume bars in a row with this price push down. So we got long and caught a little bounce up in Baba. I was actually looking to add to this if it got closer down to this pivot, but never quite got there. So we booked a small profit. And then lastly in Boeing, I was looking for a little bit more of a price push lower. So I just got in with a tiny, it's just a couple of contracts here and caught this little bounce. I was wanting to get down here before I really sized up on my position, never got there, but still booked a little winner. So all in all, four Mighty 90 trades, all four winners, and then one runner in Tesla, which is also a winner. So all winners, no losers today. Beautiful day, beautiful price action. And so good day going in towards the end of the week. So today's Wednesday, we'll be streaming live Thursday tomorrow at the open and then we will be offline on Friday. Also, next week is Thanksgiving week. Make sure you keep your eye on the calendar in the live stream room. We'll be streaming live Monday and Tuesday next week, but off for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday over the holiday. So look forward to seeing you all there. Have a great day, stay safe and we'll see you here tomorrow.


Hi, this is police horse Duke, and he's about to retire. Duke is a Clydesdale, Apollosa Cross. One of Duke's claims to fame was he was in the Stanley Cup Riot. Duke is retiring because, well, he's 19 years old, and you know what? It's still time for him to enjoy his life. He's healthy. He's very happy. We have a perfect home for him. He's going to be joining another police horse that's retired named Dalton. They used to be very good friends. You know, I think Duke is going to look forward to eating lots of grass to playing with his friend Dalton, and lots of leisure. Lots of leisure time for Duke. For more information on the VPD Mounted Unit, go to vpd.ca.


Okay my fellow hunters out there, stuck on a grind for the renewed Rare Solstice of Heroes armor. There's one particular challenge which I haven't covered already which is a pain in the S and that is getting 200 Void Grenade kills. With this guide people, I will get this done for you in a short time as possible. How's it going guys, my name is DPJ and I'd like to thank you for stopping by and checking out my video.  Okay so the best place to do this is Shirochi, yes just cut to the chase. Now another spot before we get into the Shirochi spot and what you need to do and load out to use there. Another spot which is okay to do this is at the escalation protocol on Mars. Simply spawn in, load these up and grenade. With the correct perks such as impact induction where you can just get your grenade back relatively quickly by meleeing enemies.  So load up the dream in city and load into Petro and grab as many raid banners as you can afford. They ain't necessary but they do make things a whole lot quicker that's for short. Then you need to load into the last wish raid and make your way into the wall of wishes. Once here enter the code you see on screen now. Now once you've entered this code stand on that centre plate. You will then be teleported to Shirochi where you will get this done. Once here make sure you're on Teva top tree and have the vortex grenade selected. Then drop a raid banner, load up on it and simply go stand by the door start the encounter. When it opens, Teva all the adds then simply throw your grenade. Now on a bad run doing this you should get at least 15 to 20 kills. On a good run easily 30 and trust me people it makes doing this so much quicker that is for sure. Again if you do have the impact induction on any gauntlets or anything else which allows you to get your grenades back quicker which don't intervene with the armours because obviously you have to be wearing these armours to get these challenges done. I found that hard way. But yeah if you have any armours which allows you to get your grenades back quicker palm on if you can then just keep throwing them.  But yeah this is a pretty popular spot in well what's an unlimited horde of adds and it allows you to get things like this done so much quicker so enjoy people. It's also a great spot in getting a soul of melee kills for the titan done quick too but hey that's pretty easy to do anywhere. But on that note guys we have come to the end of the video just a short but sweet one. Try and help my fellow hunters out. If you enjoyed it leaving a like really helps out if you're new around here and enjoy daily destiny videos be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video or want to turn notifications on by hitting that bell button but guys thanks as always for stopping by. Hopefully you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. Look at this, we're gonna do a four case break of 2022-23 Bowman University Best Basketball. I got all four cases right here. It's break number two, and it's random letter break. It's the first letter of their first name. Very easy, first letter, first name. It's just a 16 spot break. So obviously if you get V, Victor Juan Benyamas, C, Caitlin Clark, so on and so forth. What's great about this, and there's all other letters spot right there. What's great about this is that for a majority of these cards, especially on the men's side, a lot of these guys are already drafted, which is awesome. So now you know what teams are gonna be on. So there are the letters right there. Big thanks to this group here. Thanks to the people who bought their spots straight up. I appreciate that. And thanks to the people who took the chance on those giveaway breaks. So congrats to these four right here who won that spot in that revolution basketball box break. All right, there are the letters, there are the names. Let's go, let's roll it. Let's randomize names and letters. Snake eyes, two times, easy. One and two, and there'll be a very short, brief trade window as well. Nathan down to Justin, after two. Let's put it into the spreadsheet there, there we go. And then snake eyes, two times four of the letters. One and two, easy. We've got K down to LN. All right, so here's how it shakes out. Nathan with K, Adam with C, Daniel with D, Brian with M, Nathan with J, Ryan with A, Rob, last spot mojo, V. You also have S and H, Adam with the EG combo, Landon with WZ and all other letters. Rob with B, Justin with T, Vipple P, F, Nathan with R, and Justin with LN. So let's sort by column B right here by letter. And we're gonna pause the video just for a little bit. Like I said, and when we come back, we'll see if there's any trades and then we'll have that four case break. Stick around, we'll see you on the other side. All right, welcome back everybody. No deals were done, so the list you saw on the previous screen remains the same here on a Sunday, July the 2nd, 2023. Thanks everybody for making this happen. And thanks for spending a bit of your holiday weekend with us. We appreciate that too. All right, Bowman's Best U, did I take all this out of inventory? I don't know if I did. Could have done that during the trade window, but I forgot, hang on just a second. And I think this is not in our system because I think these are the final four cases. I don't have to take anything out, all right. So this is my first look at it. I think Jason did the other quadruple case break a few days ago. Some paper in there. We're looking at two autographs per box on average plus a ton of parallel. They're still in their collegiate gear, but most of the gentlemen anyway should be, hopefully will be drafted. I'm not sure there's some undrafted players here, but hopefully most, if not all, will be drafted players, but it's good for the hobby, all right. Good luck. If you're watching live right now, remember this is a pretty long break, so I would check in with Ted on Instagram, at Jasper's Breaks on IG. At Jasper's Breaks on Instagram. So be sure to check in with him and he can be personal boxes for you. Andrew, what's up? Do you think he'll break the 190 box hip ray break? No, I mean, maybe, but I know there's two full spots left, but there's also a number of giveaway breaks we gotta do. So we've pulled out a bunch of spots already to give away in different breaks. So you can see that right next to the 190 box or there'll be a multiple breaks that'll say 190 box giveaway, spot giveaway or something like that. Or there's a random number block for that 100 box. So we still have a way to go on that. So do all cards ship in this? I'm assuming all cards ship in this. All card ship, yes. There's the speckle parallel, which is not numbered. And here's our first autograph, DeWon Harris Jr. Was he drafted? It's a good way for me to learn these players as well. You don't think he was, but that'll go to letter D for Daniel, D2 Daniel, not D4 Daniel, D4 DeWon. Mince, and there's Jared McCain to 250. And that'll be for the letter J. Here's our first Katelyn Clark. Let's see if we can find some parallels of her. Letter C, Adam. Maybe some ink. As you notice, we have some players on the women's side here as well. Hopefully there'll be future WNB draft.  Was Jordan Wallstraft? Yes, he was, 38th overall. Picked by the Kings from Indiana, from a pick from Indiana, traded to Boston. So that's 31 out of 99. Jordan Walsh. We've got a die cut, that's Anthony Black. Got a Katelyn Clark parallel, Aqua Lava 104 out of 199. Adam with the letter C. Those die cuts there. All right, good start, box one. Next box, now in addition to the recent draft, there was tons of free agents action happening in basketball. Whatever you think about all these deals. I'm happy with the moves my Lakers made. Resigning the group that went 18 and six down the stretch and got to the Western Conference Finals. Stumble a little bit there, but that was a good achievement. So they brought those guys back and added some more guys, which I thought was great. I think Gabe Vincent, providing some outside shooting. We got a little project in Jackson Hayes, which I think was nice. They got some, their draft picks, hopefully can contribute. So I feel like an all in all, a deeper team, not as top heavy as some previous years and younger. So I think that's a good combination. So hopefully everyone stays healthy, knock on wood. I think they've got one more roster spot that they're looking to fill hopefully with with another big man. There's a hardwood warriors, Katelyn Clark insert. These speckles are not numbered. And there's our autograph, Malik Renault. Was Malik Renault drafted? I don't think so. That'll go to letter M, Brian. Sometimes if I don't see him on the draft list, I think there are a number of players who are going back to school for another year. And they could be top draft picks for next year. I know that's the case with, I think Matt Bazellas or something like that, who were finding in these university sets. Here's Cam Whitmore, he was drafted, 36 out of 50. It's gonna go to Adam in the letter C. I think he fell in the draft a little bit, but could be a good chip on the shoulder for him. And there's Kendrick Davis. But yeah, Matt Bazellas, having trouble pronouncing his name, but I think he's supposed to be like one of the top picks next year. So we're seeing some of those players in here as well. There's Kendrick Davis, letter K, Nathan. So I think whatever card you get, or whatever hit you get, probably worth doing a quick little bit of research, seeing where they're at. Cause it might be just someone that you wanna hang on to, you know, until next year's draft. There's Ren Slater, gold to 50 for Rob in the letter B. And another box. What were some of everyone's favorite basketball moves? Whether it was a free agency, free agent deal, a trade. I don't know if there's too many trades, but it was everyone's favorite moves. There's still some moves out there as well. I mean, I think obviously the big news over the last day or two is Damian Lillard officially requesting the trade, specifying he wants to go to the heat, which I suppose kind of affects the trailblazers leverage, right? It's good for Miami, unless a team swoops in and blows Miami's deal out of the water. So that's gonna be an interesting storyline to watch. Hornets locked up Lamello ball. Sabonis to Montes Sabonis and the Kings agree to a five-year, $217 million extension. Worth mentioning, I've said this before, but it's worth mentioning again, I think that's one of the few times, cause usually when you make a big trade, there's always supposed to be a, there's always a clear winner and a clear loser in a trade, by Tom Alls said and done. But I feel like that Kings Pacers trade, here's Donovan Klingon. 53 out of 150 for Daniel and Dee. As one of the few trades I remember, at least in recent memory, here's the Bazellus kid I was talking about, a lot of early mock drafts having close to the top and there's Adam Flagler to 99. But yeah, I think it worked out for both teams, right? You know, I think the Pacers themselves re-signed Halliburton to a long-term deals and obviously the Kings just re-signed Sabonis to a long-term deal. So I think they're, I think it worked out.  And the letter C. Next autograph is DeMar Lankford, letter D, Daniel.  Oh, there's a Victor Wenbenyama. First of many, I hope. I don't know, is he more common in best? I know in Chrome, he was a short print, but looks like Wenbenyama is not a short print. So hopefully we'll be seeing some more of him, especially parallels. That's really where the separation begins in terms of price point resale market stuff. Victor Wenbenyama, is he gonna be doing summer? I know he's doing summer league, but will he be doing summer league in Vegas? According to some dude on Twitter, I don't know how reliable Tom Orsborn is. Maybe he's a beat writer, something like that. Anyway, it says Victor Wenbenyama on how much he expects to play in Vegas. Looks like he'll be playing in Vegas. Probably at least one or two games. I don't know how many minutes I'm gonna play.  I can't wait to wear the Spurs jersey for a first. I actually have never been to summer league and even before the summer league dates or schedule was announced, I had some family coming into Las Vegas, planned a little trip to Vegas around there and it turns out, might be able to squeeze in some summer league action, maybe see some Victor Wenbenyama among others and I'll report back. Please stay healthy, Victor Wenbenyama. All right, another box. Remember the speckles are not numbered but all card ship and there's Brandon Miller. Definitely drafted. That goes to Rob in the letter B. Looks like Brandon Miller and Scoot Henderson, right? Will be, I guess in terms of storylines, will be tied together for the better part of their careers. Bruce Thornton, another B for Rob. Who should have drafted who first? There's a Kejani Wright to 150 Wenbenyama. Rob also has a letter V and there's Jaden Shoot for Nathan and the letter J, gold autograph. 16 out of 50 on that one.  All right, halfway through our first of four cases. Rex, what's going on? How are you? Andrew, does that mean that it can break tonight? I mean, it could, but realistically, we're a little far away from filling up all the spots. So there are two spots, let me just re-explain these fillers to you. There are two spots that we can sell outright but we took out probably 10 spots and we're reserving them to give away in what we call filler breaks. You can see that mosaic choice baseball box on the site. Where we're giving away one full spot in that break. So you can try to win one for a fraction price. So that's what we call fillers to help fill a break. So we gotta do a number of those.  And in time for us to do tonight? Yeah, it's possible. Not, probably not probable. We would have pre, but the more people buy full spots, we can cancel fillers and add more full spots back in, which would be helpful for us to get that done sooner rather than later. And so I think you'll see some other examples on the website Andrew, where there'll be breaks where we're giving away spots in a main break. So for example, for this break that you're looking at right now, it's a 16 spot break. And we sold some spots outright, but we also did a revolution basketball box. And so guys like Ryan, Nathan, Brian and Landon, one spot in that. So we did the break just like normal, re-randomize everybody's names, top four, one spot into this quadruple case break that we're doing right now. So same concept with the 190 box, or except there's more of them we have to do. Usually we only have to do one or two fillers, but when we get to breaks that are of that size, we end up doing a lot more. So it's a bit of a process, but it also gives people a chance to try to win spots for less, because I know not everyone can buy a spot outright. Or even if they can, they may not be, might not be willing to buy a full spot outright. So that's why we do those other breaks that give people a chance to try to win their way in for a fraction of the price. Yeah, no worries, Andrea. It's a little complicated at first, but I think once you kind of get that concept, you know, yeah, then it's easy to understand. There's chance westerie for Adam in the letter C. It's Drew Timmy die cut, it'll be for Daniel. Yes, Rex, I did want you to keep me in the loop about that kershaw you were selling. You got 164, I wasn't expecting that, so you're happy, good. And we got Drace Walker. I think I'm pretty sure he was drafted. Maybe drafted pretty high, maybe top 10 pick. Drace Walker, yes, was picked eighth. He was a wizards pick, but was traded to the Pacers. That's right. We were talking a little Pacers basketball earlier. This goes to letter J, Nathan. I think they've carved together a pretty nice team out there. All right, so there's Hunter Couture to 199 for H. That'll be for Rob.  That'll be for Adam and the letter C. Grizzlebees, what's up? All right, three more box to go in the first case. It's a quadruple case break. They're probably, what, 30-ish? 30 final, I'll probably end up slowing down towards the end, but it's about a two-hour break. So looking at the Pacers depth chart, I mean, it's looking pretty good. They locked up Tyrese Halliburton. They've got TJ McConnell behind him on the depth chart according to ESPN. They signed Bruce Brown. He'll be playing the, they haven't slot in as a shooting. I know there's positionless basketball these days, so that's not a like for like, but then they got youngsters like Andrew Nemhardt and Benedict Mathurian backing those guys up. They got Obi Toppin. Change of scenery might do him well. Gets more playing time. They got Jarece Walker, the player they just drafted. And they got Miles Turner. It's a pretty nice team. Now it comes onto the coaching and health and how well these guys all gel together. Chemistry's important. Find some good rotations. And that could be an interesting team in an Eastern Conference that's probably kind of gettable, right? NASCAR Street Race in Chicago, five to go. They shortened the race too due to weather and sunlight running out. Another chance, Westree for Adam and the letter C. Gilo Gabe is saying personal fireworks are legal out here. He's in the Kansas City area. And he's over it. Sounds like a war zone out there. Jan's over it too. Jan's in Kentucky. And not surprisingly is personal fireworks have not been legal in California for many years. At least in LA County. At least some other parts of the state, yes. There's Kyle Filipowski to 199 for letter K. That's for Nathan. People still get their hands on fireworks here, but I'm glad that is not as common. There's Caroline Descharmet from UConn. That's gonna go to Adam and the letter C. I don't know much about her, but hopefully she'll be drafted to the WNBA. Top five pick, I hope.  That'll be for Justin. That's what she's about right there. We've got Frankie Collins, purple to 250. Kids in Jilo's neighborhood are a little bit older now. They like louder things.  You could be that guy.  Just trying to have some fun. Quit trying to bring us down. Rex's cubs swept by the Phillies now. About to be swept by the Guardians. Ridiculous he says. Is it though? I mean, there are better teams in the cubs, right? Yeah, Cardinals did beat the Yankees today. Yankees struggling offensively. No Aaron Trudge has really been an issue. Right, Boomer Jilo. Yeah, tell him to get off your lawn, Jilo.  I mean, as a human, I don't think I've been in neighborhoods during 4th of July that do a lot of fireworks. It doesn't bother me as much as a human. I feel bad for animals. I feel bad for them. Here's Jaden Zachary, letter J, Nathan. Yeah, yeah, Rex saying, give him the back in your day bit. Exactly. Listen, Nathan, give him like, back in my day, we were all at 1M80 per kid and we were allowed to set him off once and that was it. 1M80, two Roman candles, one cherry bomb. That's it, that's it. I don't know how many drivers are gonna finish this race. There's Hunter Couture, again, like Oat Couture. Like some French fashion brands. Hunter will go to H-Rob. No mailbox was saved. There's Jalen Hood Shafino, New Laker, 75, going to Nathan in the letter J. It's J.J. Starling to 150. G-Lo can be like, back in my day, I could get a hobby box for under 200 and they're like, what? I think the box of this Bowman Best University is under $200. No mailbox was saved. Do you think John Jackson in the chat, do you think Big Mailbox is out there promoting fireworks so they can sell more mailboxes? Follow the money, guys. Follow the money, ladies and gentlemen. Big Mailbox, probably backing Big Fireworks for the sale of more fireworks and making sure that their maybe more TikTok videos go out.  Big Firework makes money. Kids on TikTok think it's cool. Big Mailbox making money. I say it's Big Mailbox. Follow the money, ladies and gentlemen. Do you know what they say? You know what they, you know, detectives say in murder cases, right? Who benefits from this murder? All right, especially if it's a, you know, a non-language gang-related murder, something like that. Well, actually, even then, who benefits? What cartel benefits from so-and-so being taken out? Maybe insurance money is involved. Maybe you take out a local dealer on the corner. Who benefits when a mailbox goes down? Big Mailbox. Or maybe it's like those UPS stores or Mailbox, et cetera.  So now you're thinking maybe it's Mailbox, et cetera, or 66 out of 150, P, Vipple. They want them to rent more Mailboxes out of there. That's Big Mailbox in action, ladies and gentlemen. It's Mark Armstrong Green to 99. I have no idea what the grimace milkshake thing is, but apparently, according to Rex, it's getting better. Even older people are doing it more and more. That sounds terrifying to me. I'd rather not know. There's Donovan Klingon. Klingon, Klingon, Klingon? It's Hazy in Chilos Neighborhood because of the fireworks. Daniel has D. There's another Jalen Hood Shafino, letter J. 22 out of 99. And there's Race Thompson to 150. Case one in the books, 35 minutes. All right, let's see if we can keep it under 35 minutes. Next case, your surprise UPS or FedEx never came up with their own package Mailboxes. It kind of did, Rex. That would be the UPS store. You can pick up your packages there. All right, case two.  Interesting, are you reenacting a classic horror scene or are you just pretending you're dying? Home Mail boxes? Yeah, I mean, I guess seems like an extra unsightly thing you have to put out there. Oh, people are making up their own horror. Does NASCAR have a street race every, I don't think so. I think this is their first, I mean, maybe they have in the past, I don't know, but I think this is their first street race on the schedule in ever. I don't know, someone might know in the chat if you're a NASCAR fan. So originally people were making, Rex is all over this TikTok here. Originally people were making fun of these kids saying they were being dumb, like previous challenges, but now older people are even doing these and they're pretty great. Well, that's official, ladies and gentlemen. Older people are doing it. TikTok is dead. What's the next thing? Now TikTok is now dead. All right, box one, case two. There's Caitlin Clark, neon Neophytes insert and Chris Murray. It's Keegan's brother, twin brother. Anyway, Chris Murray for Nathan and the letter K, blue parallel to 150. And of course we'll do an autograph recap at the end. There's Chris Murray again to 99. Overtime, three laps to go in the Chicago street race. Track looks pretty dry, so hopefully there'll be no incidences from here on out. Who's leading? Then Gizbergen? It's his first race ever, Nick Jaspy saying in the background. In NASCAR, where did he come from? Xfinity? He didn't go from truck to Xfinity to just some random series. And someone gave him a ride? And someone's like, here's a ride for you? We're getting guys like Ryan Haley and Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson and Bush, Cindrick, McDowell, Lugano, Gibbs. And there's Brandon Murray, letter B. That's gonna go to Rob. Yeah Rex, it's dead, TikTok's dead. Now that the grownups are using it and are enjoying it. Now kids have to find something new and more confusing for these old people. TikTok no longer hit. I mean, if Rex is all over the latest trends on TikTok, then you definitely know it's dead. Jalen Bridges to 75, Nathan and the letter J. Hardwood Warriors Insert Speckle, Caitlin Clark for Adam Kupman and the letter C. Justin Haley, did I say Ryan Haley? Who's Ryan Haley? I mean, he's leading by about a second. In all, oh, okay. Well, that's on brand. Rex is like in all fairness. I do watch this stuff. I do watch TikTok stuff on YouTube or Facebook. I wonder how much traffic this is causing. There's probably a lot. Although, I mean, they've known about it for a long time. And I think they probably had the track set up but probably it usually takes about a week or two to get all this set up. So I think they've at least gotten used to it. Maybe it hasn't helped traffic, but at least it's not like this popped up overnight.  Wow, he won. Nick, what were his odds you think? Oh, hmm, qualified third apparently. Kind of embarrassing, all these NASCAR guys. Right, that's some foreigner comes in and in Chicago as well, America's second city. First championship, in the 97 Chevrolet Camaro. In New Zealand? He's won 79 times in that. How old is he? 34, he's from New Zealand. Wow. The supercar championship is a touring car category in Australia. So he's just been racing in Australia, just killing it in Australia this entire time. Bounces over to the US for the street race. Unbelievable. He also does GT racing. Here's Kiki Rice from UCLA.   Street course race? Ah, I see. He's racing for track house racing who's owned by Justin Martin, Pitbull. And Pitbull?  Was Brandon Slater to 150? Wasn't Taylor Swift in Chicago? Yeah, they delayed something. Was it a baseball game? Was it a Cubs game or a White Sox game or something like that? That they started a couple hours earlier just to not alleviate potential traffic issues. Here's Adam Flagler, Ryan with the letter A. I feel like with the L train in Chicago, I feel like they have decent public transportation. So, you know, support your local transit, ladies and gentlemen. Marcus Sassardica, Jeremy Roche Orange. That's gonna be for Nathan, three out of 25. And Marcus Sassardica will be for Brian and the letter M. She has to have her concert in Arrowhead in Kansas City. I don't even know where her Chicago concert is. Taylor Swift recently single. Should I throw my hat into the rinse? Maybe I could take her out for a little in and out. Milkshake? Open offer. Taylor, if you're listening. On me, on me, on me, on me. I'll be a gentleman. Although she, yeah, she is in Gilo's hood first. What are you gonna offer her? Maybe a Kansas KC barbecue? That might top in and out burger. Here's Cam Whitmore. Letter C, Adam Koperman with the letter C. Cam Whitmore dropped a little bit, right? I think he was supposed to be drafted a little bit higher. Fell to 20. Went to the Rockets. Not sure what that was. I've read that might have been, he did not interview well, apparently, was once some anonymous reports from legit sources were saying that he was, quote, if I remember this correctly, quote, comatose in interviews. I don't know, maybe he was just nervous, who knows, but that and maybe injury, I think he's maybe has some injury issues coming into the draft, may have had his draft position slip a little bit. This is Victor Juan Benyama, but he's supposed to be pretty good. Some Lakers fans, so he was drafted 20th, and Jalen Huchafina was drafted 17th. Some Lakers fans were like, they think that Lakers should have drafted Cam Whitmore instead. And here's another Brandon Miller. We saw one in the first case. Here's another one in the second case. Rob with the letter B. Tyler, what's going on? I did have a good weekend. A lot of us swing in the golf clubs, and I'll be honest with you. Oh, nice Victor Juan Benyama Refractor. I'll be honest with you, I'm playing through a little pain. My lower back is a little stiff. And so, if you see me wiggling a lot, if I'm wiggling a lot, I'm just trying to keep the back a little loose there. Here's a nice Victor Juan Benyama Refractor.  And Gilo, his, if I asked Taylor Swift out on a date, he would show her around a Super Bowl winning town. Fair enough. Rex says, if I got a chance to date Taylor Swift, you would treat her like garbage so you can get a song written about you. All right, fair enough. Although, I would hope to be the one that turns it around and has her writing positive songs about her relationships. I guess the guy who won the NASCAR race, Adam Cuperman, saying was 40 to one and someone bet $950 on him. So what's 950 times 40? Ooh, John's got a good name dropping story here. Fun story, you met her, you met Taylor Swift when she was 18 in a Macy's in the Nashville Mall. You were both shopping there and there was a CMA advertising sign up. You made eye contact. And you looked at the sign, looked back at her and you're like, wait. And then she smiled and said, yes, it's me. And they laughed and told her good luck. $38,000. I wish I had the money to spend. I wish I had the kind of money where I can take 950 bucks and put it down on a 40 to one driver in a NASCAR race. That's a flex right there. That's a financial flex. All right, see ya, Nick. You know what?  Here's another Kiki Rice for Nathan and Letter K. Copping that stunt, that would help the back out. Now I need to, I've got some stretches I need to do. I should have brought my, it's 9 out of 50. My foam roller thing, kind of loosen up the back a little bit. To 250, there's Kallel Ware, Letter K. $38,000. $950 bet. Scared money don't make money, ladies and gentlemen. Betting on some New Zealanders first NASCAR race. So you see that Zach Edie card? That's another one of these players that it's going back to play in college, but is thought of as maybe a top pick. So there's a number of those players in here. So just kind of keep that in mind. Do your research. L.J. Cryer going, autograph going to Letter L. That'll be for Justin. Roll out the Cairo. Isn't the Cairo, what's everyone's thoughts? Aren't any Cairo practice in here that I might offend? I don't know, there's a lot of skepticism around the Cairo practice, right? I feel like there's like a, there's always like a little battle between MDs, the Cairo practice. MDs may say this is pseudo science, while Cairo practice, not like it's not. Zach Edie's nice, but struggles passing out of a double team. Well, maybe that's why he's going back to school for another year, Tyler. He can work on that, raises draft stock. You go to the Cairo every month and it's great for your back issues? Well, let's not go too far Gabe. I don't have back issues. I have an issue with the back as a result of swinging the golf clubs a lot this weekend. Did a few par three, nine holes. Parth, nine hole par threes.  So, it's better not be an issue. I feel like it's just like, hey, you worked out and you got a little soreness and it'll be fine in a couple of days and then hopefully you get stronger next time. I hope otherwise. I might have to go to the Cairo practice every month. Speaking of fitness, two weeks ago you had your last try on your knee. How's the knee? First off, Rex. And then the doctor said, if anyone mentioned your high blood pressure, your blood pressure, he said it was extremely high. It has to do a lot the way I eat and then stress. See, I mean, if you listen to Dr. Joe, Rex, not an accredited doctor, ladies and gentlemen, for entertainment purposes only, if you listen to Dr. Joe for entertainment purposes only Rex, I could have told you that, you know? Don't wait for the doctor to tell you to eat more greens too.  Dr. Joe, for entertainment purposes only. Ernest Uda, Jr., letter E, but that's good, Rex. Two weeks lost 13 pounds. That's great. Here's a hardwood warrior Caitlyn Clark insert. And there's Durace Walker, gold to 50, 12 out of 50. Yeah, I could use a good massage or just need to roll out my back a little bit and then with the roller and then stretch out my little back, stretch out, work out stuff. And then just a little rest. Don't swing the sticks for a little bit, it'd be okay. Now, if a Cairo could guarantee that I would become a scratch golfer, John, I would absolutely be there weekly and just take my money. And then I would try out for the US Open every year. Warm under the lights here. So your knee though, Rex had a minor accident at work, fell off a short ladder, landed on his knee. But the knee's at about 98% every once in a while, there's a little pain, all right. Yeah, that might linger. Dr. Joe, Dr. Joe, for entertainment purposes only, Dr. Joe says, yeah, that's gonna be a thing for the rest of your life.  But that's Dr. Joe veterinarian. That's a different show for entertainment purposes only. The massage parlor down the street. Oh, right, just asked for the regular massage, yeah. Right, you think they call it that? At massage parlors of ill repute? You might call that, you little. Dr. Joe Jaspie, MD, for entertainment purposes only, is a great doctor for entertainment purposes only. Not a real doctor. Now there's a lot of, we have a legal show, tune into that. Dr. Joe, Dr. Joe, no. Joe Jaspie Esquire, for entertainment purposes only. Here's Jalen Washington, the letter J, that'll be for Nathan. Yeah, we could carve up a little spot in the shop for a little clinic.  There's Adam Flagler, to 75. Right, and for entertainment purposes only, Dr. Joe Jaspie will diagnose and help you with your sports injury. Your sports related injuries. And there's Leakey Black. Leakey, Leakey, I think it's just Leakey. That'll be for the letter L, Justin, with that one. There's Julian Phillips, green speckled in 99. All right, two more boxes to go and then two more cases to go. Do you remember watching Joe Brown and Judge Judy back in the day? Isn't, is Judge Judy still judging things? Doesn't Steve Harvey, I feel like Gabe mentioned this the other week. I think Steve Harvey has a judge type show. Yeah, there's Gilo mentioning it again. He's like, it's actually kind of entertaining. Wait, what was the case that you watched? It was a set of, it was a set of quadruplets or two different sets of twins. It was kind of hard to explain. There was four, and then there was a set of two that were identical and the other set of two were identical, but they were all quadruplets. Does that make sense? That's what happens inside. Inside. Anyway, so, and it was one set of twins suing another set of twins, which I thought was amazing. Wow, Tyler's dad was on a Judge Joe Brown show and he won. So what was the, what was the case? We got plenty of time for stories ladies and gentlemen, for story time, because I've got two more cases to go. Man, looks like it's gonna be hot everywhere except for the coast. Wait, why am I watching MEC news?  I watch local news. Oh, that's where the NASCAR race is on. Right, and how's that, how's the baseball game going? Sunday at baseball. Met RIP 6-4. And we've got Jet Howard. Jet, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. That's Nathan, 30 out of 50. Joan Howard's kid. Supposed to be quite good. Another Cam Whitmore, a die cut with a letter C. I've never seen the SNL schedule. Sherry O'Terry was playing Judge Judy. Bruce never told her that the real judgey was there. No, I don't remember that. And there's Gigi Jackson. Good game, Jackson. What do you think the G stands for? Gary Greg Jackson. Greg Garrison. Jackson. So that'll go to Adam, by the way, who has the EG combo. And there's Drew Timmy for Daniel and the letter D. And last box of the second case coming up. So the Quadruplets case, Sheila was talking about. Welcome to another episode of Joe Jaspie Esquire for Entertainment Services Only. One instead of the two accused of stealing, accused the other two of stealing items and they did find out that they stole, they won 3,500 bucks. All right, for Tyler, your dad rented a house and this guy tried to lock him out illegally with all his stuff inside, up in Powell's verdicts. So it took until TV court for him to access his rental unit? When was this? What era? This is recently? This is the Quadruplets case. Their dad took the stand and just ended up scolding them the entire time. Steve Harvey was just out there laughing. That's wild. It took until the case to get his belongings back. That's wild. And what, like, early 2000s, so like the cops didn't do anything? Like, did he call the cops and be like, this guy's locked me out of my own rental property and I can't access my stuff? And what was the, what was like the landlords, or what was the person who was renting it out? What was his or her excuse for this, for locking your dad out? There's Brandon Miller, green parallel, 88 out of 99, nice. Goes to Rob in the letter B. There's a Caitlin Clark refractor for Adam in the letter C. So cops didn't do anything and had to go to court. It's crazy. There's a Caliph battle for the letter K that'll go to Nathan. Oh, it was a rent dispute. I see rent increase. Wow, that's crazy. It's Kamari Lance, 99. Right, so illegally raised more than the 10% which I'm assuming wasn't clearly communicated and your dad, rightfully, was like, no way. And that dude was like, all right, well I'm gonna lock you out. I don't know if this video's gonna be long enough. I'm gonna pause the video really quick while I take care, just get a new trash bag liner, and then we'll get our third case started. We're halfway through this rate. Half time, folks, we'll be right back. All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. Got a new trash bag liner. Here's a reminder for everybody at the halfway mark. Names and letters. We're gonna do a, we'll do an autograph and other low numbered card or special player card recap at the end. So here is case three of four. So we're halfway there, ladies and gentlemen. Thanks everybody for hanging with me on a holiday weekend, on a Sunday night. Thanks to the people in the chat keeping me company during a long break. As I mentioned at the start, Ted Jaspy is live on Instagram right now at Jaspy's breaks. So while I'm working on this, you can maybe grab a personal box from Teddy and check back in later. Do I have any orders coming in? We've got only two orders here. So I don't know, time this break is over. And after I take a break, we should still have a couple more hours left in the show. So you can definitely do some other stuff if you'd like. Or if you don't wanna do anything else tonight, let's look ahead to this week. You can pre-order finest baseball. That drops on the seventh. You can pre-order that today, right now. We just loaded it up probably a couple hours ago. So chances are your team is still, should still be there. All right, what other, let's go to hoopsrumors.com. Any news here? I guess this is slightly new news. I think for me anyway, the nets to sign Lonnie Walker IV to a one-year deal. We saw, I think most of us should have seen Eric Gordon signing the two-year deal with a son. That's a good deal. Miles Bridges signed the qualifying offer. You'll see the older bits of news. Rocks to acquire Patty Mills, flip him to the Thunder. Jazz and Jordan Clarkson finalizing, renegotiation, extension. And the Sabonis contract we saw, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Colby Jones signing with the Kings. Warriors and Corey Joseph agree to a one-year deal. That's a pretty good deal. But I guess the big news is what's gonna happen with Damien Lillard. And I think James Harden is still out there, right? Next box. We got Chris Murray, nice. Nathan with the letter K. Keegan's brother. Chris Murray, of course, went to, went to the Trailblazers. 36 out of 50. This is MJ Rice. Die cut. Speckle. Rex is asking me if I ever play that funky music. Sometimes. Another Caitlyn Clark for Adam in the letter C. I enjoy the funk, the soul, the rhythm and blues. There's Juan Harris to letter D, Daniel. 60s era Motown. Maybe some blues, some jazz. I'm into, into Stax Records, Chess Records, Motown. There's flashing lights. Julian Phillips, 21 out of 50. All right, next box. So Tyler's thinking heat. We'll get Damien Lillard and get Dame. Tobias Harris going to the Blazers and Harden to the Clippers. Yeah, I've heard Harden to the Clippers a lot. I feel like that does kind of match up. All right, and maybe the Sixers are that third team involved in that. Yeah, and Tyler Hero. Yeah, that makes the money works there, I think. Tyler Hero to the Blazers. What are the Sixers gonna do? I think they're gonna trade James Harden, right? Where are they, how are they gonna retool that team to get to where they wanna be? Which is championship, which is a title, right? How many prime years does Joel Embiid have?  Patrick Beverly still on there, but Tyrese Maxie to Tobias Harris. Tyler's thinking he might get traded. PJ Tucker still there, so really just Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxie, PJ Tucker. They gotta, I mean, they'll have some work to do to reconstruct that roster. Here's Hunter Couture, Rob with the letter H and it's Khalif Battle to 199. Take back some Clippers, but I mean, Clippers obviously aren't gonna trade Kawai or Paul George, so who do you take back from the Clippers? Avica Zubach, maybe? I mean, that's not suddenly turning into a championship. There's Jared McCain, Nathan in the letter J. It'll be interesting, especially when three teams are involved, it's kinda, for me, anyway, it's hard to kinda wrap my head around all the different permutations of what a deal could entail. Is Derek Lively? Ooh, nice speckle, Victor Wimbanyama. This is the kind of stuff we wanna see, Rob. Rob with last spot mojo, 189 out of 299, nice. Actually not a speckle, because the speckles are not numbered, that's a mini diamond. So here is Mark Armstrong. That's speckle, right? So it's a little more circles, right? You should be able to, right? It's a little more circly, and the mini diamonds are a little more jagged, and it's also numbered, so that's how you know. Speckles, not numbered. Yeah, Gilo's saying, Cha-ching, what is that going for? On the secondary market. Let's see, going back to our Damien Lillard conversation, if I go back to Portland Trailblazer's depth chart, yeah, they don't have Dame, but they get, and they've got, I mean, they've already got Shaden Sharp from last year who was doing well, right? They got Scoot Henderson. They re-signed Jeremy Grant to a big deal, right? And if they can get like a Tyler Hero back, right? It's like Tyler's size was saying maybe, maybe a Tobias Harris type player could go back to the Blazers. I mean, that's a pretty solid team, that'd be fun to watch. Saxento is saying, one on auction bids at $255, six days left. There you go, Rob, congrats. What does everyone think that ends at? There's another Brandon Miller for Rob in the letter B. Got Joris Walker, die cut for letter J. Jared McCain to $250 for letter J. Wow, Rex found out yesterday there was a firework barge on a lake about 15 miles away, they caught fire and exploded. That must have been pretty crazy. And there's Trey Alexander, gold for the letter T, that'll be for Justin, 31 out of 50. There's another one, Binyama, refractor. And then Ashlyn Watkins out of 100, Magenta Lava going to Ryan in the letter A. So Jan's saying those mini diamonds, they fall about one out of every 27 packs. Now there is a chance I may have slid by some mini diamonds that I thought were speckles, but all card ships, so as long as you see it, you're gonna get it. Wait, how did a, yeah, and everyone got off the barge okay. How did that happen? You would think that, you know, it sounds like an inside job, Rex. You would think that fire discipline would be, it'd be like, yeah, no one's bringing lighters on board this thing. How could a fire just start? Electrical wiring issue, maybe? I'd probably double check that before I took out all that. And the refractor with the Wemby refractor is just $200 just on its own. We pulled a couple of those already in this quad case break. We still have, well, another one, two, three, four, five box to go here, another case to go. Maybe it's called pink for Ashlyn Watkins. Too many parallels, Jan. My brain does not have enough hard drive space to keep track of all that. That's right, Eric Houston.  How did that fire even get started? What's happening there? We got a Jaden Zachary, refractor auto for Nathan in the letter J. Got a Devin Carter to 99. And a Mikey Williams to 150. Mikey Williams goes to Brian and the letter M. Devin for Daniel in the letter D. And Jalen Bridges for Nathan in the letter J. That's right, Gilo. It was not Billy Joel. Gilo's here all week, ladies and gentlemen.  This to 75. Oh, Jan's saying there are apparently double or triple auto, dual or triple auto possibilities. If not here, we still have one more case to go, so we got a good chance here. Sonnet baseball on the background. Mets leading the Giants in New York six to four bottom of the eighth and just rocketed one past the Giants third baseman, Tommy Pham. You know what, I haven't looked at all the baseball scores today. Every game's a final here. An extra innings. Guardians beat the Cubs eight, six in Wrigley Field. Mariners beat the Rays seven to six on a hit by pitch. White Sox beat the A's eight to seven. Jake Berger, we saw a hit of his in a different break earlier today. He said he was having a nice season. He hit a 442 foot home run. Angels beat the Dimebacks 5-2. Ohtani hits a 454 foot home run. He's got 31 now. How many does he hit? Ladies and gentlemen, Tigers crushed the Rockies 14 to nine. They're multiple grand slams. Astros beat the Rangers 5-3. I'm gonna look at the rest of the baseball scores later. And then Peter Londo launches one into the seats. It's Katelyn Clark and Ashlyn Watkins. On eBay, someone selling a Victor 13 out of 99 is selling at 3,500 or they asking 3,500. A small but crucial difference. Ryan with the letter A and more Katelyn Clarks for Adam in the letter C. It's Caleb Love, hardwood Warriors die cut, Hunter purple at a 250. That's what they're asking for, okay. So it's a buy it now at 30, still. Even if it sells for a little bit under that. Another little tip, ladies and gentlemen. Wow, here's Victor Wenbenyama autograph green. There it is Rob. We even got Teddy checking in on this, 18 out of 99. There's Rob, congrats man.  Do I have a card stand here? I don't, but leave that. I gotta snap a picture of that a little bit later. Here's a base Wenbenyama, pink lava to 100. That's Malik Renault. You're welcome Rob, thanks for getting in. And we still have three boxes and another case to go. John's saying that that's about a $5,000 card. I mean, what if he just falls out during summer league? We've seen that happen before. That's what I was gonna mention before I pull that Wenby is that we've seen this in previous seasons. There'll be someone who gets hot in summer league. This really goes for everybody that we're pulling here. Even some of the lesser known autos that we're pulling. But we've seen someone get hot in summer league and create a lot of hype. And that definitely helps the value. Not just the top tier guys, but even lesser known players. People get bullish about those players. Like, hey, this guy balled out in summer league. Maybe he's gonna make some noise in the regular season. So that's a possibility as well. I mean, well, Zion was already hyped going into it, right? But I wanna say, I think of some recent examples. I'm kind of blanking on that, but there has been. There was a Victor refractor in the last box. Oh, I'm already into deep here. I don't think I did. Like I'm specifically looking out for his name. So, all cards ship, you'll get it. Let's see in here. All right, all right, all right, all right, all right. Found him. There you go. There's the refractor and there's the base. Got him. Rob, what are your plans for the auto? I think that all the refractors, maybe even the base, might be worth getting graded, but the auto probably too, right? The green auto, get that graded. We've got a Caroline de Charme, de Charme maybe.  And we got a extra autograph. Nick Smith Jr. flashing lights insert auto for Justin in the letter N, the LN combo. 40 out of nine. And maybe that's a good idea. Sento is saying maybe sell their fractors while they're still selling hot. Also, fair warning. I have a feeling. Listen, all card ships, if you see it, you're gonna get it. I'll bet I've mistaken speckles for many, or pass by mini diamonds thinking there were speckles, but they'll ship. Nathan with the letter J, our sorting and shipping team will find those. Along with any other Wenben Yamas that I may have passed by. There may not, might be others. There's Kendrick Davis. That's true, yeah, you're right. And maybe sell these early auto U-grade maybe. Kendrick Davis, letter K. Although people are waiting for the pro uniform stuff too, so that might be another thing, but either way. And there's Brandon Murray, Aqua, Lava, to 199. Two boxes to go and then one more case to go. Yeah, I know it was also, yeah, you're gonna sell most of it off quickly, yeah. I was also gonna say, Rob has been around the block. He's been with Jaspies for a long time and he's been around the hobby block, so I think he'll know what to do. Yeah, maybe sell off the college stuff early and then save up to try to buy the spurs in a prison basketball picker team break or something like that. That might not be a bad strategy. Gianna was saying, I read that the LSU coach doesn't like NIL because he thinks it hurts constipation so much. Him and others from the SEC went to DC to talk to Congress about it, which I think would hurt the SEC. Well, what are they gonna, like, I mean, do they have a legal argument? Maybe they do, I don't know. Welcome to another episode of Joe Jaspies' Choir. For entertainment purposes only. Do they have a legal issue, I mean, case to it? Because the NCAA lost the case and then they made the decision to, made the decision to, what's it gonna call it, to enact whatever system they have now, which I think they've enacted somewhat poorly. That's another Victor Wembenyama. You know, I have to admit, Rob, I have to tell you, the team is not gonna be, the full team will not be at the national this year. We're passing on, breaking at the national. There's Khalif Battle. Yes, CK, I can. Not right now, though, because I'm in the middle of something, but when I'm done, I will, Brandon Miller. Oh, Gilo was saying, what, the Spurs would be $5,000 a spot in prison basketball? I'm not, I mean, maybe, but this is a pretty decent draft class, right? With Brandon Miller, with Scoot Henderson, right?  I, at least I hope not. Yeah. Nick Jaspy might be there. There's Jacob Toppin for Nathan Letter J. Yeah, it was just, it just got to be a little much, taking the full team and taking all of our computer gear and all of our stuff and, you know, set up camp for an entire week. And there's PJ Hall at 250. Yes, this is not, this is not permanent. I think for this year, we're just taking a break for it this year. There's Caitlyn Clark, Refractor, last box of the third case, and then the fourth and final will be coming up. Thanks for hanging with me. Yeah, Flawless will definitely, I mean, Flawless basketball with Len Benyama, especially if he has a nice, this Flawless January comes out towards the end of the basketball season.  And then the other thing is, even though we do sort, even though we sort on site, and we ship some stuff on site, but we don't have the full shipping capabilities when we're there. So then everyone's waiting for their hits. It takes like an extra a week for people to get their stuff. And, you know, that's one of the weeks where we get the highest amount of customer service issues where people are like, hey, where's my stuff? This broke a week ago. And then it's always like, remember, we were at the nationals for a week and we weren't, you know, we didn't have the full shipping out capabilities that week. Just send it back home and then we're gonna re-sort it out there and put them into, then ship it up, and everyone puts a lot of that, too. I didn't stretch enough. My hands are stretched enough. Hands are feeling great. Just a little bit slower, though. You know, you've been doing this. You do this for nine years or so, and it's not the years, it's the mileage. Here's Jalen Washington. Right, Jan, I don't need that headache.  You don't have to watch this. No one's forcing you to watch, Carl. This will be done in about, if you look at the schedule, you'll see when he, keep an eye on the schedule, Carl. You know when this is gonna end. You can check back in right there. No, we're almost done, folks. We're getting there, we're getting there. There's Trey Alexander. Letter T. That's true, yeah. Adjust your fantasy breaker lineups. I do have a sore lower back from all the, from all the golf over the weekend, so. Should have popped a couple of aspirin before I started this break. Here's Vincent going to V. Rob.  Going to letter A, Ryan. He uses this as a weight to sort of, to stretch out my back a little bit. Right, the hands are fine. I'm not having any issues with the hands. The rotation, though, from going from here to putting cards in the monster boxes. There's a little stiff. All right, next box, first box of the final case. So about, if you're keeping count, about another 30 or so minutes left. Do I need to tell Nick never to do these again? The people here in the break are enjoying it, Carl, just because it's not a break you like. We gotta serve everybody, Carl. The people that like this sort of stuff have to be a part of this. Gotta offer a little bit of everything for everybody. Well, the players you're chasing in this, obviously Victor Wim and Yama, but Brandon Miller, second overall pick. Out of Alabama, going to Charlotte, Scoot Henderson for the trailblazers. The Thompson twins, Anthony Black. Jarece Walker, Jett Howard, Derek Lively. Jalen Hood-Chefino, Cam Whitmore, Chris Murray. There are some names out there. And you never know, it doesn't, all it takes is one of these guys to have a hot start to the season. We've seen a lot of, over the years, we've seen a lot of people who maybe weren't draft darlings, right? Draft hype darlings who turned into favorites once the season got underway. There's Chris Murray, letter K for Nathan. We saw that with, I think, trying to think. I'm sure there's more recent examples, but we saw that with John Morant. His rookie year, right? Everybody was chasing, he was the same year with Luca, right? So there's always a player every year a player or two every year. Oh, that Zion year, sorry. Where they weren't as hyped. I mean, even John Morant at his selection, I feel like people weren't really, he had some of that tournament hype, but I don't know if people are really chasing him, especially with Zion kind of overshadowing everybody, but he turned out to be a great secondary chase that particular year. Here's Chris Livingston. That's gonna go to Adam in the letter C. Chase Livingston, I presume. And there's Victor Wenbenyama Refractor, another one for Rob. And basketball in general, I think is great for collectors because I've even seen sort of second tier rookies, maybe not sort of the elite tier level rookies who actually sell better than some of their baseball or football counterparts, especially with such a global audience for these players. So there's always that too. I could always surprise me, someone, I think someone said to me recently, we pulled that Trailblazer Shaden Sharp. We pulled an RPA of his, it was a decent number too, but I don't know. I don't know how much love Shaden Sharp is getting at least from just a national sports perspective, right? But this person was like, yeah, I sold it for like over $2,000 or something like that. And I was like, what, really? Is he getting that much love on a secondary market? But he is. There's always that happening here in basketball. That's what makes it so interesting. Football, checklists are just giant in football. And then they're mixing in linemen autographs and defensive player autographs when everybody just wants quarterbacks and some running backs and some wide receivers, right? Baseball, you have to wait a while. The basketball doesn't have to all, I mean, it is about the top guys, let's be real, everyone wants one Benyama, but there's value down the list. All right, another box, good luck. Gilo kind of wants kicker autographs. Who's the kicker that you want to chase? Here's DeMar Langford. Hunter D, Adam looking for Caitlin Clark. It's not that other IO guy we pulled a little bit earlier. So we'll have a lot of boxes to go, even though this is the last case, but I feel like we've got to be due, right? There's Hunter Aqua Lava to 199, letter H. It's MJ Rice, die cut for the letter M for Brian. And wow, another Victor Wenbenyama autograph. Green parallel. So the first one we got was 18 out of 99. Now we got 58 out of 99. Different cases, different cases, two green Wenbenyama autographs. That's Hunter Dickinson to 250. Right, sorry, I was like, I meant Caitlin Clark. Not another Victor. I don't know, she could still be in here somewhere. What a break, Rob. Obviously, Rob, as you know, this is more for everybody else, but Rob knows this already. Hit the support button if you wanna request some insurance on your hits. We'll give you, we'll quote you a price. You're welcome, Rob. And or if you want, if you want expedited shipping service, or both. Also, weather is nice in Los Angeles. I was watching the NASCAR race in Chicago and it looked a little rain. Although, it's been a little overcast near the ocean here, so maybe it's not that much better. All right, onwards. Next box, good luck, everybody. We got Jacob Toppin, blue for Nathan. Letter J, 137 out of 150. I got a Caleb Love die cut. Kendrick Davis to 99 for Nathan and the letter K. Tamara Langford, Zach Edie. Katelyn Clark Bass. And to the letter C, Caroline Descharmet. Give you a little bit of the sticker getting stuck to the back of that card, Adam, who has the letter C. Not the C he autographed that he was looking for. There's another Katelyn Clark Bass. And we got a Harwood Warriors, Mikey Williams Lava, 33 out of 50 for Brian and the letter M. Oh, we got three, Caroline? Oh, well, she better be good. Is she good? She's on Yukon. This race in Chicago, what a mess, but it looks really fun for TV. I don't know how fun it was for the drivers. And we got a Frankie Collins autograph. Letter F, Vipple with the P-F combo letters. We got a Judah Minstai cut and a Kiki Rice to 75, Gold Lava. Nathan, the letter K. Katelyn Clark, Speckle. Hoping for an autograph for Adam. Bass, Victor. And we got a Sky Clark. Reach for the Sky. Rob with the letter S. Well, there's a snake in my boot. 14 out of 50. Artario Morris.  That'll go to G, that'll be for Adam. All right, we are halfway through the final, the fourth and final case, almost there. We're at the one hour 58, 37 second mark. I think Jason's start to finish time was two hours and six minutes, I wanna say, something like that. I think that video is already uploaded on Friday. I don't think I'm gonna beat that. Right, John? Pretty crazy. Now this is why we play the game for opportunities like that. There's Armando Baycott for Ryan and the letter A. Chris Livingston, I presume. Mikey Williams, a 299. Yeah, I have a feeling I definitely missed a lot of these mini diamonds earlier, but all card ship, you'll get these. And there is Duran Holmes for Daniel, indeed. Jordan Walsh, 299 for Nathan and the letter J. Another Katelyn Clark base. Another box, three to go. And we got a Zac Edie, letter Z. That's gonna go to Landon. Last spot, Mojo on the board, Landon. It's possibly a top pick in next year's drafts. Wanted to hold on to.  Got a Kiki Rice Gold to 50 for Nathan and the letter K. And we got a Derek Lively, flashing lights autographed. Daniel, with the letter D. Derek Lively went 12th overall, picked by OKC but traded to Dallas. 25 out of 25.  Clark, got a Kishan to Bartholomew. Mini Diamond, Armando Baycott for letter A. For Ryan, Kishan for K, that's for Nathan. And Katelyn C for Adam. All right, the penultimate box. I don't know if I finished baseball scores from earlier. Left off with Astros Rangers. Thanks, Phil. Astros beat the Rangers, 5-3. Cardinals beat the Yankees, 5-1. The Royals beat my Dodgers, 9-1. Gonslin didn't have a good start and the bullpen just imploded. Nikki Lopez drives in 4, by the way. Reds beat the Padres, 4-3. Steer and Stevenson homeruns, power. Reds to victory. Spencer Sear on my fancy baseball team. He's been helping out. Red Sox beat the Blue Jays, 5-4. Verdugo playing hero again for the Red Sox with go-ahead home run in the ninth. I don't know what his numbers have been like, but he's got that clutch factor in him. Stone Garrett hit a Grand Slam to put the Nationals ahead. They beat the Phillies, 5-4.  Braves beat the Fish, 6-3. Orioles beat the Twins, 2-1. Those are your baseball scores for the day. Jordan Walsh, Nathan with the letter J. Got an Anthony Blackdye cut. Cam Whitmore to 2.99, Jackson Kohler to 1.50. Jackson will go to Nathan in the letter J. Cam Whitmore going to Adam in the letter C. An Anthony Black going to Ryan in the letter A. Victor Wimbanyama, base. All of those will add up. That's gonna go to Rob in the letter V. And there's Jalen Bridges, letter J for Nathan. Got a green, Trace Jackson Davis for Justin in the letter T. That would be 23 out of 99. And at long last, final box coming up. Final two autos coming up. Anything else going on in the sports world today? People, NBA are signing with different teams, hockey players in sort of a free agent kind of frenzy window, All-Stars being announced for baseball. Kershaw picked for his 10 All-Star game. It's in Seattle, let's see. The All-Star game uniforms look kind of cool. The Braves sending eight players to the MLB All-Star game, the most of any team since the 2012 Rangers. And the most of any NL team since the 2008 Cubs. It's a Katelyn Clark refractor for Adam and a Trey White autograph for Justin. Carl, Rob got two Victor Wimbanyama autographs, green parallels, which I'm gonna do a recap right after this box. So you can see those two in a bit and everything else. Jalen, do you think Padres will trade off one Soto since they're not winning? Yeah, that's, I mean, I think they're gonna take it right to the trade deadline you would think, but yeah, if things aren't looking good for the Padres, they may as well. There's Masterpieces autograph, Drew Timmy. Because what's his, does he have one more year? He has 2023 and then 2024. 72 out of 99, Drew Timmy. The last little bits here, you got a Derek Lively, Masterpieces. Any other parallels here? Chance, Westerie, Brandon, Murray. And that is that, ladies and gentlemen. Now before I forget, and before I do the recap, let's give away that Wax Party spot. Big boatload of hits right there. All right, so one Wax Party spot giveaway. Pretty good odds here too because it's only 16 spots. All right, so Udyse, new list, name on top after one and a six, seven times gets a Wax Party invite, good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, and once more, seventh and final time. After seven, Nathan, congrats to you. You got a Wax Party invite. Check out all the details on jaskyscasewrakes.com and check the, you can click the Wax Party link or the product page on the website, jaskyscasewrakes.com and that'll send you to the link to see the entire list of Wax Party invitees. And if you know you want a spot and your name isn't on there, definitely let me know and definitely let me know what the break and break number is so we can double check that and get your name on there. All right, got some Brandon Miller autographs, Jet Howard, some Caitlyn Clark parallels, Victor Wimbanyama base, some refractors as well, some nice color, there's more Brandon Miller, Cam Whitmore's, Chris Murray's, Kailin Clark's, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Pretty solid break, I think. Jacob Toppin, some insert autographs are pretty cool. Some more Victor's, got some mini diamonds, Victor Wimbanyama, some Chris Murray gold, a lot of nice stuff here. And of course, the two Victor Wimbanyama green autos. One was 18 out of 99, the other 58 out of 99. Pretty nice, some nice stuff for Rob in the letter V. That was also last spot mojo. I'm Joe for jaskyscasewrakes.com. Thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


Welcome to Wikibon Whiteboard. I'm Stu Miniman, and joined with me is Brian Graceley. We've been talking about cloud for many years, but we wanted to step back as we look forward and really kind of say what is the state of cloud today and what are some of the models here? So Brian, you've got drawn up here a couple of clouds. What are we looking at? Well, the most basic level, people talk about public cloud and they talk about private cloud, right? And then somewhere in between sometimes we talk about hybrid cloud, but that really means some combination. We've seen the market evolve. There are the large web-scale public clouds that everybody knows, the Amazons and Azures and Googles, private cloud being people's on-site data center, on-premises data center, and then we've seen an emerging sort of enterprise cloud. So maybe not targeted at new startup applications, but really how do I better run today's business applications? And that typically ends up being off-premises. Okay, so yeah, I mean, let's start. First, public cloud I think is the easiest one. You mentioned Amazon, you mentioned Azure, Wikibon put out its first forecast for public cloud. And we actually said that if you go out to the future there, it's about one-third of the overall market is gonna shift there over time.  You did some application work. What's going in the public cloud today? What are some of those early use cases? And maybe what's not going in the public cloud today? Right, so right now the simplest way to think about this is we talk about something called systems of record, the big back office applications, your core business assets, your core finance applications, HR, some of those types of things, those tend to live within a customer's data center. And what we're seeing more and more, if it's not just a brand new startup, is people saying, how do I augment my business? How do I augment how I do sales, marketing, customer acquisition, a customer experience, whatever? They're doing those more out here in the public cloud and then they're trying to kind of augment the two of those together. So I may not be doing a transaction application in the public cloud for whatever reason, compliance, security, but how the customer learns about me, how they interact with it, the big data analysis around it, a lot of that's moving out into the public cloud because of scalability or they wanna do testing to see what works well with customers. Yeah, I like that. It's very much an application look at what's happening there and how the applications are changing. There's some applications that are being born in the cloud, especially mobile, some of those environments that are looking there. Let's talk about private cloud. Private cloud, I remember back, we were talking Chuck Hollis put out a blog post. Gosh, I think it was 2007, 2008. And there were the people that had been talking about cloud and they're like, well, this isn't really cloud because it doesn't have federated applications, it doesn't have self-service, it doesn't have the manageability, its flexibility. This stuff just looks like virtualization. So where are we with private cloud today? Well, a lot of the technical building blocks are there. So the public cloud is virtualized. The public cloud highly automated. In the most cases, it's what we would run, we would call converged infrastructure. It's not separate sands, it's really converged storage and compute together. The big difference is really in implementation. So the skills are there in the public cloud to be able to run it. That's their business. They have to be great at doing that. In the private cloud, it is a lot of virtualization. It's not heavily automated because people are still learning that skill. I mean, they don't need it as much. If you're not a development shop, you may not need the self-service capability. So a lot of it has to do with how much do you do your own custom development versus commercial applications? But we're seeing that evolve. We're seeing more structured, converged infrastructure offerings. We're seeing them embedded with automation and cloud management capabilities. And we're seeing them coming from more structured buying offerings, which makes it simpler for customers. So if I hear you right, one of the big differences between public and what we've been doing, private, is really the operations of it. How much I'm touching it. One of the stats I threw out that usually had people say, wow, when public cloud's important, is in the private cloud, how many hundreds of servers can I manage from a single person? And in the public cloud, it's tens of thousands of servers. And it's because I don't have a, if I have a server team, they're the ones that rack, stack, and roll out servers. They don't do the Karen feeding, the old pets and cattle analogy we've heard for a number of years. So I guess the question is, do we have private clouds today? And where are we with that adoption? Well, we don't have an exact number. We're gonna have a forecast out pretty quickly. We tend to think it's probably maybe 10% of the virtualized beginning to be converged infrastructure is probably what you'd call private cloud. Highly automated, some element of self-service. There may be pieces of it that people give out what the pricing looks like. But what we're seeing that becomes more of the private cloud is, we're seeing what happens up here. We're seeing companies like Oracle, Virtustream. We're seeing different offerings from some of the more vertical specific where they're saying, let me take some of those core applications. Maybe they've got a way to do cost reduction. Moving from old power or Spark to x86. It's a good time to move them. And they'll run them in these very dedicated managed environments and they're reducing costs 20, 30%. So in some cases, they're getting the benefit of somebody else helping to run them. Somebody else automating it for them. It's still the same SAP Oracle vertical application, but the cost structure is separate. And for a lot of customers, that's valuable because now they've got some time to do those new applications or budget. Yeah, it's interesting, remember two years ago, we did a survey of the Wikibon community back into 2013. And when we said, do you want the same environment in your private cloud and your public cloud? They said, yes. They say, okay, I've got a VM or I've got a V block or I've got an Oracle Exadata. I'm not spinning those up in AWS or Azure, but I can do that over here in the enterprise off-prem environment. And we're a little loose with the terminology because depending on how I build that, if it's software, is that a public cloud? I think so. If it's Oracle, well, it's a public cloud, probably if it's a service that I'm doing, but if it's an Oracle Exadata that I own in that environment, maybe more of its managed private cloud environment. Right, you get into these nuances of, is it private from the perspective of security or is it private because I own the asset or am I renting the asset? Which, quite honestly, at the application layer, they don't care. They just want to know what the business outcome is. Yeah, I remember, gosh, when we were first fighting about this a few years back, the great cloud wars of many years ago, right, it was, is it on-prem or is it off-prem? Do I own it? Do I secure it myself?  And what we've been telling IT is you want to get out of doing the things that don't add value to what you're doing. So what's the important pieces for IT to own themselves and what pieces do they push off to someone else, Brian? Right, right. Well, that's the piece that, it's different for every business, but we're hearing more and more that people are saying those things that are essentially commodity for my business. A lot of cases, the things that lived in your private cloud, in some cases, they want to move those to let somebody else run it. In some cases, they're becoming SaaS applications. They're HR and finance and other things. So we're beginning to see sort of this moving of priorities of this, trying to add business value here, trying to reduce cost here and here, and people trying to find that whole right mix because there are a lot of really viable options nowadays. Okay. And you talked a little bit about the applications, spreading between, anything on the enterprise side you want to talk about from the application standpoint? Yeah, I think, again, we talked about a lot of systems of record still living on-prem, sort of systems of intelligence living somewhere close to where that is. So if it originates here, and then we're seeing these systems of engagement and systems of driving customer experience that are getting moved into other places because they want to move quickly, they want to take advantage of other services that are out there. So the applications are, they're not all distributed by nature, but that the overall experience is becoming more distributed. Yeah, absolutely. And a hot topic we've been talking about lately is the internet of things. And there's going to be that gravity of data. If I've got all the sensors at the edge, I'm going to need to have the data at the edge. I'm not going to be able to move all of that. So it's definitely not a winner takes all. And boy, it's going to be changing fast. So this enterprise private cloud will be changing rapidly over the next few years and public clouds just growing at tremendous growth rates. Absolutely, absolutely. So Brian, 2016, as you look forward, what are some of the major aspects that questions that you have, customer moves that you're going to be watching for for indicators of things at large? Right, so a couple of big things for me. Everybody is still saying hybrid cloud is the model they want to adopt. Are the vendors listening? Are they giving them flexible hybrid clouds? Not necessarily only my technology hybrid cloud. So that to me is a big area, will it be flexible? And then the second thing is I've been focused a lot on these cloud native applications. So really the things that are out here kind of augmenting the systems of record and so forth. How fast is that growing? Are people willing to pay for it? There's a lot of open source technology in there. So that's where containers and platform insert, all those things are coming into play, involves new skills, the technology is there. Do people have the skills to deal with that? Or are we going to have a situation like we had early on with private cloud that they just weren't ready for it? So those couple of things are really important. Okay, and a big thing we see is the operational model that I have here is really starting to bleed down here. I remember the first whiteboard I did for Wikibon was what we called hyperscale skill sets and hyperscale skills bleeding down in the enterprise and we're really starting to see this come to fruition. So David Flayer, our CTO here at Wikibon said, if you're not shifting the way you do things, this is the strategic impairment. If you're not, maybe competing's the wrong word, but lining up to be more like the public cloud that doesn't mean embracing everything there, but making the change to make it so that you're more agile and have costs that are more in line, you just won't be competitive in the marketplace. And really, David calls it true private cloud. It really is just do you measure yourself the way that they measure themselves? How fast you roll things out? Do you have cost transparency? Can you do things on demand? Those are the really important things because your business is gonna be asking you for that. Yeah, absolutely. So we welcome a feedback from the whole community on this. Terminology aside, it's exciting times in IT. So be sure to check out wikibon.com for all the research and look for many more of these videos that we'll be doing. Thanks so much for watching.