Welcome back to another one. If you're new to this channel, I am Goldpony. This is Stengasaurus. I do new car reviews on YouTube and now and then some other random stuff. So today I'm going to switch it up. We're going to do the top 10 cars I wish would come to the US. There are plenty of cars that are around the world that we do not get here in America, whether it be for US safety regulations or just not enough demand or whatever the case. In this video, I'm going to give you my top 10 cars that I think should be here in the US. And I think you might agree with me for most of these. So what do you say? Let's just go ahead and jump right into it with number one on the list. So the first one on my list is going to have to be the 2020 Hyundai i30N fastback. Until I specify fastback because there is an i30N hatchback overseas, right now we don't get either of course, but I personally like the fastback better. I do own a fastback so it only makes sense of course. But in the US right now, the only end car we currently have is the Veloster. But for everybody outside the US, there of course is the i30N hatchback and the fastback as well. Fastbacked in particular interested me because it is longer and lower than the hatchback. So what makes for a little better looks in my opinion, powering that beast is a two liter turbocharged inline four cylinder putting out 271 horsepower, 260 pound feet of torque, quite a bit for the size of the car there. Sent to the front wheels through a six speed manual transmission only giving you a zero to 60 of approximately 6.1 seconds. And of course there's the fact that it looks absolutely amazing and it's a Hyundai. So you got the exceptional 10 year 100,000 mile power train warranty as well. All of these reasons lead me to believe that it would do just fine here in the US. So I urge you Hyundai please send us this car. Then next on my list has to be the Ford Puma and perhaps out of all the vehicles on my list, this has got to be the one I believe the most would do the best here in the US. Reason being, okay, so the Ford Puma is a crossover. It is available outside the US and you guys probably already know in America right now the SUV crossover craze is crazy. Everybody is buying those up and it looks a ton better than the current Echo Sport. It's actually 3.5 inches longer as well. It comes in an ST trim as well, little sportier version with a six speed manual. If you wanted it, that's pretty cool. It starts at roughly $22,000 even so it's priced right as well. It has a flat bottom steering wheel available, digital gauge cluster available. And again, it's a crossover. So more than likely it would sell perfectly fine here in the US. And essentially when it comes to the power plant, it's pretty similar to the Echo Sport. It offers the three cylinder as the standard engine setup. It also offers a four cylinder engine that's available if you wanted it, 123 or 153 horsepower. That's pretty standard for that size of a vehicle, honestly. Automatic transmission is available for the Puma as well. And again, overall really what it comes down to. It looks absolutely amazing for what it is, the small crossover that it is. It gives you a digital gauge cluster flap on a steering wheel and I can almost guarantee you it would outsell the Echo Sport that we currently have here in the US. Next on my list is the Honda E. And so this is kind of one where I personally want to see it in the US. I don't think it's ever going to come here. And you guys will probably see why as I continue here. But the Honda E is a new electric car by Honda. Gives you 137 miles of range. It's a rear wheel drive platform, 50-50 weight distribution and a very low center of gravity. So therefore, you can imagine it would be an absolute blast to drive and within an electric car. That instant torque is going to be there as well. So this should be an ultimate city car really. And it gets even better though on the inside. It has a lounge-like interior. If you look at the dash with all of its screens, it's absolutely awesome. I've never seen that many screens I don't think in a car before. It's priced at around 34,000 US dollars. So that's why I'm saying it's probably a bit overpriced if they were to bring it here to the US. I think everyone can agree with me on there. Although tax incentives would bring that price down a little bit since it's an electric vehicle, but still a bit overpriced for actually what it is. When you go buy a standard Tesla Model 3, it really gets a little bit more than what the Honda E would offer. But nonetheless, with the 50-50 weight distribution power being set to the rear wheels and that interior, it personally makes me want to drive it. I'm sure a lot of you guys watching this video would definitely want to give that one a spin as well. Next on my list is going to be the Volkswagen T-Rock. And so at a price point starting at approximately 22,000 US dollars, it's pretty darn similar to the Ford Puma, honestly. Four-motion all-wheel drive is available. You can get it with a six-speed manual or a seven-speed DSG. And not only that, there's a T-Rock R available overseas, which actually will send you to 60 in only 4.8 seconds. That's pretty darn cool. And again, with the crossover craze here in the US, Volkswagen should definitely consider bringing this one to the US. I have a feeling it would do absolutely amazing. Just like the Puma, you have a digital gauge display. It's available. The exterior looks once again on point. It looks kind of like the Atlas Cross Sport, just in a mini crossover way, I guess you could say. But it's definitely something, again, with the crossover craze going crazy in the US. It's something I think would definitely sell very well here. Next on my list is going to be the Peugeot 508. Starting price point of approximately $29,000. This is a four-door fastback and it looks absolutely amazing from every angle, in my opinion. Comes with approximately 181 to 224 horsepower that power is sent to the front wheels through an eight-speed automatic. But here's the best part, you guys. It comes with a flat bottom and a flat top steering wheel, like a freaking race car. You've got to love it. It's a very futuristic-looking interior with digital gauges. Looks like nothing else that we have here in the US right now, which is why I think a lot of people like me wanting to look like nothing else on the road would absolutely love it, especially for the steering wheel alone. There should definitely be more flat bottom and top steering wheels here in the US. So I actually really like that one. Next on my list is going to be the Alpine A110 or the A110. This is another French manufacturer backed by Renault. The A110 is an aluminum-bodied coupe with 252 horsepower sent to the rear wheels through a seven-speed dual clutch, essentially a Porsche Cayman fighter, roughly $54,000 US. So again, it might be on the higher end of the price point where it should be, but 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds sold in Europe and Japan only. As far as the interior goes, it comes with a leather dynamo like a seat combination with intense bolstering. Very well bolstered seats from what I can tell. Once again, a flat bottom steering wheel, and it looks like an absolute blast to drive. So I had to put it on the list. I think everybody would agree with me. You guys want to drive this thing. I want to drive this thing. They should bring it to the US. Next on my list is the Honda S660. And so this is one I don't think they're ever going to bring it to the US, but it's still freaking cool. Let me explain. This is a car exclusive to Japan, Honda's home country, of course. It is a mid-engined roadster starting at roughly $18,600 less than a new Civic. It comes with a turbocharged three-cylinder, 63 horsepower. That's why I don't think it's ever come to the US. 77 pound-feet of torque sent to the rear wheels, you guys. There were six-speed manual or CBT with paddle shifters. Six-speed manual, of course, be the way to go here. Leather Alcantara interior with an Alcantara flap-on steering wheel, which is new for the 2020 S660 as well. So that's pretty darn cool. I think it would be a fun city car here in the US, although I probably would agree that Honda would not sell many of them here in the US. So it probably makes sense for them not to bring in here, but it still looks like an absolute blast to drive. It kind of reminds me of the Honda Beat, and it's one of those cars that some people will probably import to the US once it becomes 25 years old. That's the law, but still looks like an absolute blast to drive.  So TVR is a British sports car manufacturer, essentially. This is a front-engined rear-wheel drive sports car powered by a five-liter naturally aspirated V8. And if you're thinking exactly what I'm thinking, you're right. That naturally aspirated V8 is actually the Mustang GT engine that I have in my car. That is wonderful. But the cool part about the TVR Griffith, the exhaust is actually found in the front, not in the back of the vehicle. There is a massive rear diffuser, speed-activated rear wing, alcantara steering wheel, digital gauges, striking design both inside and out. This car looks like nothing else on the road. It looks like a TVR. If you guys are familiar with the brand, I remember racing these back on my old Gran Turismo games on PlayStation. These things were fun to drive then. I can only imagine how much fun it would be to drive here in the U.S., especially with that Mustang V8 engine that I currently haven't owned. So I can only imagine how much fun this thing would be. This next one is a fun one, you guys. Subaru Lavorg. And this is a wagon version of, essentially, if the Impreza and the WRX had a baby. So it starts at roughly $37,500 U.S. dollars. It's about $1,000 more than the Outback. Comes with two engine options, a 1.6-liter turbo or a 2-liter turbocharged Subaru boxer engine. Of course, 167 horsepower or 264 horsepower. Of course, power being sent to all four wheels through Subaru's symmetrical all-wheel-drive system. The front end looks identical to a WRX. The interior looks pretty darn similar to a WRX, including the steering wheel. The main difference here, I think, is it is a CVT only. There's no six-speed manual or any manual transmission available there. Honestly, I think it makes sense for Subaru not to bring this one to the U.S. just because I don't think it's going to outsell the Outback that's so popular here in the U.S. But if you wanted a wagon WRX, this is essentially what you're going to want to look at. This is the closest thing you're going to get to a wagon WRX, basically.  This is called the Toyota Century, roughly $180,000 U.S. dollars. And yes, this is a real thing. There is a near $200,000 Toyota that is still being made to this day. This is Toyota's version of a Rolls-Royce, essentially. It comes with power rear curtains. Yes, you heard me right. Not sunshades, but power rear curtains. A massaging rear seat just for one side, of course. That's for the CEO. An adjustable LED reading lamp in the back. It's kind of like those adjustable reading lamps you put in your office, but it's in the back seat. And if anybody was wondering what the heck is that bird logo up front, that represents the Imperial House of Japan. It looks like a Phoenix, but it's actually a different fictional bird for your information. It is not technically a Phoenix. And essentially, this car was made for Japanese CEOs and politicians to look very stately in. So it is definitely a pretty stately looking car. And I can't imagine this thing even selling in the U.S., even as a Lexus. It is specific to the Japanese market, and that is more than likely where it is going to stay. And so, but that is about it for this one, you guys. Thank you so much for watching. I hope they bring some of those cars to the U.S. that would be so freaking cool, but do appreciate you guys watching. Feel free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there. If you'd like, be sure to hit the subscribe and the bell notification button if you're into new car reviews and random stuff like this. Do appreciate you guys watching more than you know, and I will see you guys all in the next video. Stay Gold.


. Thanks for your super chat from, let's see, Tioga, who says James quote, beta daddy, appreciate the love. Thanks for your super chat.  No, that was me. Oh, I was doing that, Jesse Lee Peterson. I was like, beta. Oh, I get it. Okay, Flat Earth Aussie. Okay, Flat Earth Aussie, you had a question before you did that power move and walked on us. Tim Pryor, let's see. Christopher Nabella charge said, why does rain come down and drops and not just one giant chunk or glob of water by your logic? It seems that rain should just come down as one huge glob of water. That's a really good question. And I've often won the same thing myself. I guess it's probably got something to do with temperature and humidity and the nature of water itself. And even though it appears to come down and it drops, by the time it hits the ground, we can see it's seriously flat. So yeah, I'd like to know that, too. Why doesn't it? Gotcha, thanks so much. And appreciate your super chat from Christopher Hogan, who says, question for Team Skeptic, what happened to fight the Flat Earth debate yesterday? I don't think fight could, well, I think that was gonna be on the plot hole, but I don't think that fight could connect for whatever reason. So it ended up being just J.L. Warren and a COVID-19 denier. Gotcha, thanks for your super chat from Dim Sum, Nim Sum, who says, team, calm down, I need to adjust when you talk. Oh, yeah, but James, you've seen me in person now and I've had a few debates. You could tell, oh man, I get, like, I'm active, man. I like being, getting up and jumping around. So I apologize if I was raising my voice.  So I think that's when that happened. And I'm sorry for raising my voice.  And that's not the- What are you trying to speak? I haven't made quite a bit. Yeah, but I mean, I'm right, so. Next up, we can't go to, let's see. And team's right. If you've seen them in that in-person debate in Dallas with Nathan Thompson, tonight is what we would call sedated team skeptic. And it's pretty calm and compared to how crazy- I'm trying to be better, James. I'm trying to be able to get more of my point across. I think sometimes my points get lost because I get overworked to be like, to be in that confrontational, like I love confrontation. Like I'm one of those people that didn't, like I don't mind it, you know what I'm saying? Having very intense conversations with people that I've never met before and just being very strong-willed in your beliefs and whatnot. So I enjoyed the confrontation. It would be worthwhile, wouldn't it? Absolutely.  Well- The beliefs in mathematical formulas without any grasp. They give us predictive powers. If they didn't give us predictive powers, I would lose my confidence in them immediately. Predictive powers, no. Hold on. I don't wanna go too far. It's very sweet bowl. We, let's see. I agree though. I appreciate your guys' passion. I also appreciate one thing about both of you guys that you do really well, is I like when there, I think it's like this like triumph of human growth or development when you can disagree with someone really strongly. You're like, no, I totally think you're wrong. And I'll just say it out loud. But then afterwards, you're more than tolerant. You're like, you're kind of like, yeah. You know, we don't have to have bad blood over it. Like we're not gonna hold a grudge. We disagree. Oh no, I have fun. Oh cool. This is fun. This is fun. Why not have fun doing it? You know what I mean? Like this was, I don't feel like I wasted my time tonight. So that's good.  Right. Progress. And I think it's kind of like, I just think it's an awesome thing where we are to that point where we're not like, oh, we disagreed. Now we've got this like bad blood between us. We've got this like, we're gonna like cold shoulder each other. It's like, but instead of being just like, ah, water under the bridge. So thanks for your super chat. Dim sum, nim sum. Who says, oh, we read that one. John Rapp, thanks for your super chat. Who said Nathan Thompson does not have the character to mod. Well, we will check out what he's been saying. And I will also learn more about other stuff. If I'm as big as a flat earth in defense of Nathan Thompson, I agree with that person. I think Nathan Thompson is not a very good mod at all. I've been banned from his flat earth group that many times simply because I've said some rude word like, you know, I personally think Nathan Thompson does not represent the flat earth the way I would like to see flat earth represented. But, you know, it takes all kinds and good luck to him for doing what he does. Gotcha. Well, thank you for that. And Hugh Jarz. You have to look on your face. I am shocked. I'm sure I'm kind of wondering like what Nathan is saying right now. I can just imagine him like listening to this on his phone like looking at his phone and be like, what the heck, man. Okay. So Hugh Jarz, thanks for your super chat. Who said, what drugs is Ross on and can I have some, please? Yeah, sure. If I just drop around, I've got all the drugs. Thanks for that. And Tim Pryor, thanks for your super chat, said Nathan Thompson harassing kids, but that's okay. But in the chat, that's okay. Well, it's true. We said that even if he's trying to spread his flat earth message, I mean, we kind of, I don't want to beat a dead horse, but I appreciate your feedback. I know that sometimes I would say this one, I don't really, this super chat doesn't bother me. Like I said, it's only like the ones where it's like, you know, when I fight the flat earth, thanks for your super chat. I said flat earth Aussie did get wrecked. Did I? I won't fight the flat earth. Yeah, yeah. Thanks for your super chat. G's Mundo says, fight the flat earth is not a mod. He's a very naughty boy. Okay. So next up, thanks for your super chat. Locan 16. Locan 16 says, flat earth Aussie is too chill. LOL, start yelling. You're very, you are actually very easy going. I have to, in both of these debates, you've been like pretty chill. Like I know that. I just don't believe in raising my voice. When somebody's raising their voice at me, it's just that themselves projecting the very angry side of themselves. I'm just like, you know, come to chill dude. I will take anything that you can throw at me and I will show you how when you throw anything at me, like you're pointing your finger, that's where your fingers are pointing back at yourself. I've got nothing to get angry about. Got you. You got it dude. And thanks for your super chat. Daniel Baker says, flat earth Aussie, how do you explain 15 degree PH drift shown on gyroscopes? I feel like I had to have said that wrong. This is only possible on the globe. How can you explain if the earth is flat? Citation please. Well, it's like anything that these people claim. They always claim it's only possible on the globe, but they haven't then done the background work then to say, how is it possible on a flat earth? And if you do do it on a flat earth, you would realize it's because the earth itself is stationary, the 15 degree per hour rotation means things that you're detecting moving above you. And it's not the earth itself moving. If it was the earth itself moving, then that 15 degrees would differ as per protractor from a single point and be much bigger towards the horizon. Gotcha. Thanks for your super chat from fight the flat earth. Said Ross, did I hurt your feelings? Big cry, baby. Ha ha. Nah, I've never had more feelings, like. Gotcha, thanks. Thanks for your super chat.  She says, James hit my bottom for abusing Christians. It was glorious. I thought it was just one that you were abusing. I didn't know it was multiple, but glad that I, let's see. McCabrey Malafika? Thanks for your super chat. Said, can we at least replace Nathan with a better flat earth? Like ranty or flat earth Aussie. They've never harassed anyone on video. Well, it's something that I will consider. I'm open. Like I said, I appreciate you asking so nicely. That makes me so much more responsive. Can you believe like sometimes I'm not joking. Sometimes I get an email because I tell someone I'm like, eh, sorry, I don't know if that topic is gonna fit with what we usually like have. And you know, they'll get mad and they'll say, they'll start their email.  And I'm like, why would I like work with you? Would you start by calling me a coward? Okay, thanks for your super chat. Fight the flat earth who says flat earth Aussie, mctoon.net slash r measurements of curve. Gotcha. John wrap. He's got lovely bottoms, yeah. Gotcha, John wrap. Thanks for your super chat who said never measured rotation, fiber optic gyroscopes. Gyroscopes. Gyroscopes, you can bear with me. Ah, well, you know, it could be thermoscopes, I guess. No, fiber optic gyroscopes, I'll leave that to the experts. That's not my field of expertise. And I have a feeling that most of the people who are talking about them have no idea what they're talking about. Gotcha. Thanks for your super chat from dearest friend, stupid horror energy who says, how does Aussie explain that I saw anti crepuscular rays from my airplane window for hours as I flew from New York to Peru showing the sun is big and far away? Anti crepuscular, that's like saying, train tax as they go away from here, crepuscular, anti crepuscular is showing the opposite. It's probably actually showing that the sun is far away, but what you're seeing the sun rays coming through being the cloud layer is quite near. Gotcha.  Oh, 200 pounds of empty head, for sure. Oh, very sassy, point and laugh. Thanks for your super chat. Who says, why is the moon upside down in the Southern hemisphere, flat earth Aussie Jesus? Because you're looking at it from the different direction. Gotcha. Thanks for your super chat from Mark Chenista says, flat earth there is quote level, unquote, is the young earth creationist, quote, kind, unquote. Club, thanks for your super chat. Appreciate it, said with that in all caps. Are you making fun of me? Are you copying me? They say, thank you for being here, folks. Keep sifting the eagles from the weasels. Appreciate that very good parody. Thanks for your super chat, cash 22 who said, please explain your theory on the sun being an interdimensional portal. Yeah, because energy has to come from somewhere. And what we're saying when it comes to the sun is that the sun itself is not expending energy. We only see the energy once it reaches that certain part of our atmosphere. So if this energy is coming from somewhere else, it must become another dimension, which is pretty much what I say all life is coming from. It's an energy from an endless source. That's hard to explain exactly, but it is coming from something that does not just burn out as we would think by a campfire with the sun. Itself is the apparition that we see in our atmosphere thanks to the fact that there is an interdimensional portal that is constantly delivering energy towards the earth to give life, as we say it. Gotcha. Thanks for your super chat from Nuga, who says, can we get Flat Earth Aussie to say, quote, I am the Knight Rider? No. Gotcha, thanks for that. Brian Stevens, thanks for your Patreon question, says, why does my drop of orange juice join my drop of mercury? Are they both, quote, like, unquote? I would think that actually the mercury would be on the top of orange juice, but I doubt that they would combine at all. Gotcha. Thanks so much for that, and I think that is all we have. So I want to say thanks so much, folks. It's been a wild night. We really do appreciate you. If we had a run-in, including with me and you in the chat, I think that, like I said, it's only like two people, but do want to say no hard feelings. I sincerely do hope you're well, and it's good that we do have people disagreeing here. So that's one thing, it's true.  I hope you guys are able to criticize me and at least not be blocked. You might get some pushback, but hopefully I'll start, you know, hopefully I'll be open in my mind. Jackalope Hurd. James, mate, you deliver one of the best forums. You don't jump in and express your own opinions in between other debates. Unlike nearly every other forum I've ever debated by the time, I think you do a really good job of allowing two people to discuss something when it goes fine. So, two dos to you, mate, and thank you. Thank you. That really does mean a lot. I seriously feel encouraged. I appreciate that. And Jackalope Hurd master sent in the final super chat saying, wrench for team skeptic. Do we really not have you with a wrench? Oh, it's all right, James. I lost my wrench when my channel got hacked. They had to create like a, I had to create a second channel and then they transferred my old channel to the new channel. So yes, no, I'm not modded on here, but I don't ever expect anybody to mod me just. Gotcha. Well, you are modded. Just because I'm a mega superstar, it doesn't, you don't have to, you know? I honestly am happy to. I can't believe what happened. Did somebody like hack your account? I heard Sirus had his account hacked. Sirus the skeptic. You know, the thing is, is I'm, I am super, super careful with what I open, what I install on my computer. And I don't know how I got hacked. I honestly think YouTube had a glitch in their system because they deleted a lot of my videos that they said were uploaded by the hacker and they have proof of it. And I was like, no, those videos were mine. I'm the one who uploaded them before the, whatever the, when I lost my channel. But they did nothing malicious. If it was a hacker, all they did was disassociate my channel with from my email address. That's it. So I don't, yeah, I don't, I don't know. I saw Sirus's post and I saw that he also made the comment that all of his videos from a certain point were removed. I haven't talked to him to see if it was the same thing that happened to me. But YouTube told me that I was hacked. That comes from YouTube, even though I don't completely believe it. YouTube told me that. Wow, fortunate. Yikes, sorry to hear that.  All right, just teasing. I wanna say, really appreciate these guys. And like I said, I have linked them in the description folks. So if you're listening and you're like, hmm, I like that. I wanna hear more. You can hear more because I put those links right there for you. They're waiting for you. Just a little click away and you can hear plenty more. So thanks for these guys. We really do appreciate these guys being with us. And thanks so much for being here with us listening folks. We hope you have a great night. Hopefully our producer is still awake. He might be gone, I don't know. Praise. Thank you for that praise. Go ahead, flat earth Aussie. Yeah, I was just gonna say, I do appreciate it and thanks very much for giving the opportunity to chat with team Skeptic once again. That doesn't happen too often. We did it once before when of course, was the moderator and so it sort of ganged up again. So it felt nice to be able to chat one on one without having any bias against me one by one. We appreciate both of you guys. You guys have been kind to the channel. We appreciate you guys hanging with us. And so with that folks, given that it sounds like our moderator is back. He's got his new toy, his voice modulator. Can I make one announcement before you close it out? You bet. Okay, I believe I'm gonna do a quick after show after this. Anybody that would like to attend it can find it on my channel and I'll bring a few people on. What's that? Can I come? Sure, sure. Well, I wouldn't keep you from coming. So I will. I would not keep you from joining our panel on the show. Does Fight the Flat Earth have your email address so I can just send him a link for you to join? Yeah. Okay, I'll send link to him and he can. All right, well, okay. Well, yeah, that's all I wanted to say. I'll be having an after show on my channel as well. You bet. And conveniently folks, the link to that channel where the after show will be right in the description already. So you can click on over there. And so yeah, I will encourage you. Maybe you never know. There might be an appearance by Flat Earth Aussie. Might be crazy. So feel free to click that link down below and go party at the after show. So thanks so much, guys. And praise, thanks so much for your help as our producer tonight. Folks, keep sifting out the reasonable from the unreasonable. Take care.


All right, so we're in Portland, Oregon with Don Bean, and I'm Paul Carlson, small workshop guy. We're gonna do a tour. We've done Mike Newet up in British Columbia. We've done Gary Padger all the way over in Brisbane, Australia, and so Don is our third tour. I first ran into Don when a guy was publishing some fantastic pictures of a, I guess you'd call it a chest to me. It looked like a museum piece, and I couldn't believe anybody could build that, and they had carving and everything else, and so then he's in a group with me called Makers Mob, and so we've been conversing for a year or so over there, and I just suspect that he has a phenomenal workshop. Don, a couple questions. So are you retired or it's actively working? I still have a nine-to-five job. I'm a contractor. I build kitchen cabinets and do finish work. All right. Good. And then are you in business with your brother? Yeah, we do it together. Dennis? And so you must have a big commercial contractor shop somewhere else? We have the shop where we build cabinets is about 40 by 40.  Yeah. This is my retirement shop. I've waited 40 years for this. All right. Great.  Well, this is my house. When I moved here and the shop portion here was not here at all, the end of the house ended right there. I was going to add the shop, and I knew that this front porch would look a little bit small compared to the shop, so we added that timber frame front porch. And the shop sits up a couple of feet higher at its more level with the house inside floor. And I built the garage doors, the shop doors that's 10 feet tall and 16 feet wide. So here's the entryway to the shop. Did some timber framing there and built the porch. We added this shop onto the end of the house. It's a two story with a daylight basement. Here we're coming into the shop. All right. I'll just give you a kind of a overview here first, and then we'll walk through it. It's 22 feet wide and 52 feet long. The main floor, and then it's got a full basement underneath it with a walkout daylight. So here's, I'll swing around here and show you the door I just came in. And then we have my mechanics toolbox and the rollout door, 16 foot wide, 10 feet tall. This pile of lumber that's here, I posted it all put together. It was an arbor that I built for my son's wedding. We took it back apart and brought it home, and I haven't got it to his house to set it up yet. Oh, I see you're going to move it, there's a wedding at your place, and then you're going to move it to his house as a permanent fixture? Correct. Very cool. Yeah, I wasn't going to build all that for just the temporary. Okay, and in this corner, I've got a welder and a 18 inch Laguna band saw. And this cabinet houses all of my cutters. I did a side business for years where I made all the architectural curved moldings for like when you have an arched top window. Then I would custom make the molding to that radius to match the moldings that they were using. And so here's all the knives that I hand custom ground to match the moldings. And then these are all the different molding samples that I can cut with those knives. All right, my new name for you is going to be the Molding King of Portland. Yeah, yeah, I made most of the arches in Portland for all the housing that was being built. There's only one other guy in Portland that does this. Anyway, and then this is the machine that I use. It's just a paramedic molder planer. It works very similar to a planer, except that it has just one knife in it. This knife is for doing shoe mold. And then the other two spaces just has a counterbalance to balance out the weight of the knife. Oh, well. So it just runs through there and I can make straight molding too. So that's kind of a special device I've never seen or heard of, but it's for making molding. Yeah. Paramedics. And then up here, this is a timer on my wall that's hooked up to my air compressor so I can set it to only come on for four hours, or six hours or whatever, so that in the middle of the night, if it runs out of air, it doesn't turn on in the middle of the night and wake up the house. All right. Because we are next to the house. And then this is my VFD. My dust collector is a seven and a half horsepower three phase. So I'm net off the VFD. Okay. I got a one horse PowerShop Fox. It'll handle about four foot of tubing. Let's see there. I've got my metal cut offs on my hollow chisel mortiser just kind of sits down there. I bring it up on the bench when I'm using it. And then here, I've got a 12 inch paramedic with the helical head joiner. My Tormac. Is that the 700 or 750 or whatever they call it? There's two models from Yeah, T7. Here I've got a sliding miter saw and it just kind of tucks back in when I want to use it. I can just pull it out. If you look at my bench, table here, it lines up all the way down and all the tools are on the same level. Right. So whatever I need, I can share the space. And this cabinet set up here has just been my dream to always have something like this with all these drawers and all this storage. Oh, by the way, this shop has never been this clean and it will never be this clean again. I'm glad I motivated you. Enjoy it. Enjoy it till you start your next project. Yeah. So I'll just open a couple of drawers here. This is my router bit drawer. So that's 40 years of router bits collection. These are cutters that go in a shaper in pairs and they're hand-ground too. They fit in a collar and they're just essentially a huge router bit. That's making crown mold there, that one. Explain to me two miter saws. Yeah. So I've got the slider there and I seldom use that but for like doing, if you're going to compound a wider board that this miter saw doesn't. All right. So the one's the slider and the other one's not and of course the one that's not a slider is more stable, right? Right. And this is the same saw that I use on the saw but the same model that I use at work. As a finished carpenter, this saw does 99.99% of everything I need to do. I think the slider saws are overrated and just too big and bulky to be packing out on the job all the time. I make do with that and there's the most important tool in the shop, my radio. Okay. Anyway, all these drawers are just have, you know, supplies, screws. Oh, I have to open one up over here. This is, this is another one of my dreams to have is just all the nuts and bolts right there. This particular ace hardware, huh? Yeah.  Need it out of an old drill press or a little bench top drill press. Hmm. When you you're push the pedal, it winds that and runs the drill press that's set up on an angle to cut my pocket hole jig pocket hole comes through there. All right. Did you invent that or did you see some plans somewhere or?  Oh, you know, I'm like, not going there. So I built this one out of this $50 drill press that I got a garage sale. And we have a Craig on the job in the shop, but it doesn't work any better than this. Yeah. And then this lever comes down to hold your piece down while you drill it. So are you are you involved there with Dennis and building those spiral staircases and those phenomenal inside things that he posted? Or I think his wife posted? Yeah, we've done those in those pictures he did himself, but we've done three or four of them together and I've done probably 20 of them. Okay. Up here in Oregon, they don't do it that much, but we spent 10 years in Texas and every other house had a spiral staircase in it. Oh, yeah, yeah. Down in the woodlands maybe in Houston or where? I'm Dallas. Dallas? Okay. And what a bit there. This is a line bore. It's got all the little drill bits that drill the holes for the shelf pins in the cabinet. We upgraded the one in the shop and so this one came to my shop. The one we have in the shop that we build cabinets drills 42 holes at a time. All right. This one only drills 10 or 12. And so that that does that. And then this machine is what they call a hinge press and that drills those three holes in the door for the European style hinges. All right. And inserts though, so it just three holes at once, bam. What's the square footage of your shop? It's 2200 square feet, both top and bottom together. So it's it's 1100 on each level. Wow. Yeah, it's it's my dream. Then here I've just got some odds and ends of wood storage. And there's my sheet good storage. And the thing I I when I built this sheet good storage, you can't really see it from here. But each bin is progressively shallower so that I had some room on the ends to get more storage in behind. Oh, you start out with a four of eight sheet, but they're not, you know, once you cut them in half, and you don't need to use all that space. Oh, yeah. So very clever. Go ahead and from two different directions. That's a cool. Yeah, use up that space behind. Even when you're 2200 square feet, you still got to conserve space, huh? Yeah, even when you have unlimited space, you still got to you got to pack it in. There's never enough space. Here's a chair I'm designing. I started off with this one. It's made out of just two by fours ripped up and pocket hole together, working on the the ergonomics and the size to make it fit good. And it's easy to change sizes and angles with just pocket holes. So I start with that. And then I move into the second phase where I work out the joinery and refine everything. And that's what I've got here. And now the third phase will be all else. I've made up all the jigs and everything to put this together. Now I can just mass produce them and build a set of sticks. Mass produce them. And so you have a plan for that to become a product of yours to make and sell. No, no. When I say mass produce, I mean make six of them. Oh, okay. So these are for yourself? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. No, I have no desire to build chairs for the people. Okay. Then this is my tool wall, my hand tools. Yeah. So beautiful. And it's, it's, it's a functional tool wall. It's everything's right there handy, but it's not necessarily gorgeous like my brother's toolbox that he posted. Yeah, the chip pedal box. Yeah. But anyway, and then right on the other side of that is my, my workbench for doing hand tools. I built that back in 18 2018, put my name and date on it there so that everybody knows who it is. It's kind of the Rob Cosman style. It's got the shoulder vise on this end and the end vise here on this end. And then I've got a twin screw that I designed and built myself with. It's got bicycle sprockets and chain inside here. And, and they all have wood screws that I made. Wow. The screws and the nuts to to make that all work. I wanted it to all be homemade. Wow. Yeah, I saw an antique recently down in the store. They had it as just a display thing and it had those wood screws. And I didn't realize that guys like you still do make those things. Yeah. I actually, here I'll open this up. I don't know if you can see that working, but yeah. Yeah.  So you guys, yeah, YouTube made, made, showed how to do it. Erin, something like that. Young kid, did a great YouTube video on, on, on making the wood screws. Oh, okay. So you got spike tenons on the base there. Is that, was that in the Cosman design or did you just kind of make this up as you go along and take attributes from different people? Yeah. This is a lot of different vices or different things like that dead man there. That's, that's samurai dead man. I just took all the different components that I wanted in a bench and just put them all together. And this is what I came up with. Yeah. All right. The Cosman's a big shoulder vice guy. Oh yeah. And that was kind of the base. Yeah. All right. And then my clamp wall. Cool. More clamps. Obviously you never have enough clamps, right? That's right. Okay. And then I've got the parameter, not the Unisaw, 10-H Unisaw with drawers under the end for blades. And this barrel here is very important. It, when I'm bringing in a sheet of plywood, I can stand it up on edge and put one edge on that barrel. And then as I lay it down, I can just kick that barrel out of the way and run my sheet. Here's my previous bench before I built my hand tool bench. It's four foot by nine foot, two and a half inch thick maple top with drawers underneath. And I made the top out of just scraps. I'm going to come around here and show you the end, see if you can see. But it's, there's 100 pieces of wood in this little rippings that I glued together and then planed and then glued together and planed. Yeah. Yeah. It makes a great top. It weighs about 800 pounds. I'm sorry? Ways about 800 pounds. Oh yeah. Yeah. It's, it's, I made it actually in two pieces. There's, there's a seam here so that it can come apart to move because two guys can only move one half of it. Okay. And then here's the staircase that goes downstairs. And while we're here, I want to show you how I access all these clamps that are on this wall that's usually unusable. But I made this plank that folds down. Oh. Walk out there and get the clamps. Oh. I want to go down the stairs so I can just reach out here and. Now there's an idea for people where they got that dead space over a stairwell somewhere.  And you've shown them a way to be able to use that wall space. Yeah. That was worth a tour right there for somebody. Now I've got my Makita track saw and that little spindle sander and grinder. That's where I grind all my knives. It just pre-hand on that grinder with a white stone. When you say all your knives, you make a lot of knives. No, that's a better device. The molding knives. Okay. All right. All right. Yeah. Yeah. That is stainless steel sink and an edge sander. And the planer, a 20 inch planer with a helical head on it also. Just upgraded to the helical head a couple of months ago. Love it. Wish I'd have done it years ago. Yeah. And the drill press. All my dust collection is under floor. And we'll see it down in the basement where it's hooked up to my dust collector drill press. And then I've got a 36 inch drum sander. Now when did you build the shop? When? Yeah. When did you build the shop? It's been like four years ago now. All right. So. All right. Well, I love it. I love it. I would buy a pair of roller skates if I had that much room. Yeah. Well, that's half of it. I will go downstairs and see the other half. A lot of what's down here is storage. I've got a daylight door here to step outside. Oh, wow. And we'll start back here. I've got ladders on the right. Got some miscellaneous wood storage there. Got this antique drill press here. The old hand crank. Yeah. Cool. It's great. It's just a showpiece. Yeah. I've got a nine foot bed lathe that I can turn porch columns with a it's got a copy crafter on it so I can duplicate. Now do you have something similar down at the big shop too? No, we don't do any lathe work at the big shop. Okay. And a little purple dust collector here. And then I've got three shapers set up here. And I can do typically you do your cope and stick and then your raised panel. That's why you need three of them. So each one is set up and you don't have to mess with it and you just build doors. Cool. And I got a metal lay there that I got from the high school. They were going to trash it. And so I got it for free. I haven't done a lot with it yet, but it's something I want to get into. And then I just got storage back here. Shelves and stuff like that. All right. We have several rental houses that we have to always maintain. So I got plumbing section and sheetrock section and painting section and electrical section. All right. Then here we've got these three doors. And this this little room is all heavily insulated in there. And I have my air compressor in this door. And here's my dust collector with the cyclone. And it goes up through the floor. Part of it's in that bench upstairs. When I want to empty it, I just have a yard debris bin that just slides in there. And I just set it out on the curb. Don? Don? It's about time to empty that. I'm sorry? It's about time to empty that. Yeah. Yeah. I'm seeing that. That's from sweeping the floor. And how do you get rid of that much? I thought, I swear to you, what do you do with it? We just put it on the street for yard debris. The yard debris will take it. Oh really? Wow.  Cool. Then here's my filter bags for the dust collector. Wow. All right. And we're back around. Behind doors number one, two and three. Wow. And that's pretty quiet because the way you've got it tucked away and everything. Yeah. Yeah. It keeps it quiet. I have insulating insulation in there, sound deadening insulation in there that keeps it pretty quiet. I mean, you can hear it running upstairs, but it's not at all annoying, including the air compressor. You have to listen for the air compressor to run. Yeah. Well, that is a cool workshop. Oh, and my lighting. I love, I got LED lighting, two runs down there that just makes it like the best shot I've ever been in. No, before you go upstairs, where's the best view of your side yard and all your flowers and all your stuff that you do when you don't want to ingest sawdust? Well, here's my backyard. Is this all your wife's work or a lot of it yours? This is the wife's deal. She takes care of the yard. We have the high school baseball field, practice field, football practice field in the backyard. So we get all that grass and don't have to mow it. And then there's the football stadium across the way that we get to hear the happy sounds from that. Oh, cool.  Yeah. Yeah. I went, one of my boys was playing soccer in junior high and I kept kicking the ball over the fence. I went and knocked on the person's door and see if we get the ball back. She gave me about 15 of them. So he was pretty happy. All right. Well, that was, that's what a real workshop looks like. And man, you're going to, when you do decide to retire or if you ever do, I'd look to, you probably never will. You guys will probably work forever, huh? Well, someday I plan on it. When I retire, I'll retire to this shop. Now, who mentored you? Did you have a father who was a contractor?  So, No, not my son. Dennis is getting his son, but my son wasn't interested. He's a computer guy. Okay. My dad was a logger up until I was in high school, and then he started playing Finnish carpenter and that's, but for whatever reason, I always wanted, even before that, I wanted to work with wood. I got my first work bench when I was seven years old. All right. So it's just kind of in me. And Dennis too. Wow. Yeah. Well, that is beautiful. Absolutely beautiful, Don. And so you've done a lot of personal pieces. I know that, what do you call it, dresser? Hi, boy. Hi, boy. Yeah. We'll have to do a tour of the furniture next time. How's that? Yeah. I'd love to see some of what you've made. So, all right. So I hope everybody enjoyed that tour. I know I did. I'm sitting here looking at my little shop. It's like, okay. All right. Anyway, they're all the same thing. They all give you psychological enjoyment and fun to do a little tinkering and stuff. So, Don, thank you very much for the visit in Portland, Oregon. I look forward to staying in touch with you through the Facebook groups and Makers Mob and seeing more of your stuff. I love watching you and your brother banter back and forth with each other on Facebook, but you're pretty merciless with each other. So he's the older brother, right? No, I'm the old man. Okay. All right. Thank you, Don. I'm going to stop the recording, enjoyed it, and I'll have this posted in a few days. Okay. Cool. Thank you.


So, now we will talk about what is a database. I will define a database value. Of course, you may have heard what a database is and you may have read what a database is. Now I will be talking of a database in the context of web-based database application. And I will also describe what a web is. And I will show you that although a database and a web, they are developed by people with different backgrounds in terms of education, in terms of their professional background. But there are a lot of similarities between a database and a web. And those similarities need to be capitalized when we are developing web-based database applications. So let me go over these points one by one. So databases handle large amounts of structured data. This is the point. Now, if I have to manage something, and it is for my individual level, then maybe I can do it on a piece of paper, right? But if I'm doing it for my class, for my department, for my university, then of course, I am looking at large amount of data. So that's why the databases are there. And the data is structured so that it fits in nicely in the structure or the format for which the application is designed. Now remember one thing. Some people call a collection of data as a database. Some people call an application which is used to develop, say, accounting system as a database. And some people call the application which is developed for this purpose. So data then may be oracle or informus and then is the accounting application. Databases can change quickly and unpredictably. Now, if you consider the case of a class, the students who register in a course, maybe one or two students drop out, maybe one or two students add up. But that is not the case for the visitors who are coming on a website. There are millions of visitors who are coming on a website. They may or may not be repeat visitors. So the point I'm trying to make over here is that unpredictably, the amount of data can change. Databases, data needs to be selected and displayed in different ways. For example, I would like to see my customers based upon their age, based upon the how long they have been with me, based upon their geographic location. So I would like to see the data displayed in different ways. Then of course, there are tools. This point over here, which are used to manipulate the data. The programmer should not be spending lots of time writing low level code to extract data to generate those figures. So the programmer should be working on more productive tasks. And databases contain metadata. Metadata is the data about the data itself. How many tables are there? What are the names of the attributes? It is gender or it is sex or what are the type of the data type? The age is stored as an integer. The age is stored as a real number and other figures also. Databases contain validation and integrity features. So once the data goes into the database, only using the right privileges and using the certain language, one should be able to change the contents of the database. That is the data integrity. That is the data integrity and the data validation is that if I am entering some unique data as a primary key or the ID or the customer ID that is unique, then that uniqueness should be validated at the entry point. Databases are often shared across time and space. That is the purpose of a database in a global environment in the web that is there. And of course, the data can be related to one another. The point over here is that if I have the customer data, then I can have the transaction data of those customers in a database, not the inventory data. That may not be very much related. And of course, databases contain multiple instances of similarly structured data. I have the data about my customer who has been purchasing different items. So I have other customers who are purchasing other set of different items. So they are all related. Databases can be normalized. Normalized means that I need to convert. I need to store the data in a certain way such that it can be accessed efficiently. It can be accessed quickly. There are no anomalies. There's a space, sewage, and so on. Now, if you look at the web, right, we can see that there are many similarities in the web as compared to the database, not as opposed to a database, but as compared to a database. Large amounts of data is handled. That is the purpose of creating the web which was created in 1960s, connecting academia, connecting research organizations, connecting defense organization. And it has to be displayed in different ways. Now metadata is also there, which is the data which you don't see. And finally, the purpose of the web was to share the data, and that is the purpose why we develop web-based database applications.


Hi, everyone. Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Happy Friday. Happy new release day. We're coming at you with 2020 Panini Prison Football. Six box. Pick your team number two. Second half of the case that Jason Jaspy popped open a little bit earlier. Big thanks to everyone spending a bit of your Friday with us. Thanks, everyone here. And remember, Jason marked all these PYT, too, so we know that they're from the same case. Easy on the blade there. Oh, come on. Come on. Unbelievable. It scratched the badge on that Panini Flawless briefcase. Got a little too aggressive with the blade. Orioles, what's going on? Happy Friday to you, too. We do a Flawless baseball that just dropped today as well and plenty of prism in the store. Jorge, what's going on? How's it going? All cards shipped. I'm sure everyone saw that in the item description and was pleased to hear that. All rookie cards will be sleeved. Most rookies' cards will be top-loaded. Even base rookies, obviously all parallels will be top-loaded. And of course, Tua, Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow will be sleeved and top-loaded right away. Okay. Here we go, ladies and gents. And all card shipped. This value of prism has gone up and up and up. There's the Mario Davis to 175. A couple rookies there. Kind of these here. And we got points. There you go. 600 points. That's winner-take-all on the points. If there's any other additional points, cards will group them into one lot and randomize it to one person in the break. There's Laramie Tunsel to 249. Orange. A couple of rookies right there, too. And we got a James Morgan Red Wave autograph for Mark Basette and the New York Jets Jets Jets. That's to 149. That's our first of two autos. Stefan Gilmore Camo to 25. That's for Rhea and the Pats. Pats were picked up last. Last spot, Mojo with a little something. There's Fletcher Cox, Laramie Tunsel again to 125 for Houston. That'll be for Chris Drake. Man, I wish, I wish Daniel Jones wasn't banged up because I was like, I was interested in taking the Giants plus the points against Seattle. There's Javon Curse to 199. What a player he was. Titans, Rhea. And there's our first Joe Burrow. Base Joe Burrow for Matthew Shearer and the Cincinnati Bengals. I personally have not seen any big Joe Burrow parallels yet but maybe that's maybe that's on the way. We still have a lot of boxes to go. We just started this. Pick your team number two. There's Jake Luton to 249. Jags. Balraj with the Jaguars. Terry McLauren to 49. That is for the Washington football team, Mark. Patriots at Chargers. I'll take Patriots. I can't, I can, I just have a hard time betting on Anthony Lynn this year and in previous years too but especially this year. That feeling brilliance insert and Stefan Gilmore cracked ice to 99. Cam makers Michael Pitt and Junior. Silver James Connor, Red Wave Darius Leonard to 149. DJ Dallas and Jared Pinkney closes out box number one. Let's leave up all of these rookies here. Chiefs Broncos. We're watching NFL Game Day View on NFL Network. I mean Chiefs got to be winning by like. Who's the quarterback for Denver this week? 321 14 that might be kind. These teams have played three times since Big Bandio took over and the scores have been a combined 96 to 25. I mean, that's gruesome. You've got to be able to compete inside your own division and the Chiefs are really due for a blowout win. They've had three straight and close games. Drew Locke has been a part of the worst No, it gets Drew Locke. I was wondering where that second auto went but then I realized we had the points that popped. The points replaces the autograph. Alright, box two. Eagles at Packers? What is everyone think here? I feel like this is this is the kind of game that the Eagles win. You know, like you don't know why there's no rhyme or reason to it. But this is a game that the Eagles win. And Packers fans will be scratching their heads. We're like, how did we let that one go? And Eagles fans will be like, where was this all season? They could get blown out too, but I don't know. It might be a game I might be thinking of. Looking for Hertz? Hertz to Hertz? Yeah, Ryan H has the Eagles. Maybe Jalen Hertz gets a little more... I would have liked to see... I mean, I don't follow the Eagles super closely, so I don't know, but I would have liked to see the Eagles give Jalen Hertz a series and not just a snap or two. It would have been interesting to see. There you go, Kyle. Hey, I hope that works out for you. Kyle's going to go Eagles... He's going to go Eagles Jets Moneyline Parley. It's a 175. Yeah, get some money. Put it in our pockets. Do it. It would be a good windfall. It's Claiborne Chasen to 175. Hyper. Shoot, sorry, points. Again, it's one lot. Leonard Fournette to 199. Leonard Fournette Blue Wave for the Jags going to Balraj. And the autograph is Tua. Wow. Tua Tungovaloa Red Wave Autograph for John Denene and the Miami Dolphins. Picked up the Dolphins straight up. That is 95 out of 149. It's a nice hit. There you go, John. Congrats. There's Denzel Ward Orange to 149. There's Jalen Hertz right there. Nice. Brandon Iac. No, Josh Raleigh says nah. This is the game. Doug Peterson gets fired. Are they really talking about Doug Peterson getting fired in season? That seems a little harsh, doesn't it? All their injuries and everything. There's Joanne Jennings, 75. There's Stefan Diggs Hyper to 175. A couple more rookies. And there's the snakeskin, which I think is one per case. Darren Waller for my Raiders. EA with the Raiders. And we've got Tyler Higbee to 199 for the Rams. Eric with the Rams. There you go. Jalen Rhaegor, Jeff Gladney. Jalen Rhaegor Orange to 249. Is it one per case on average? Oh, maybe we'll see another one then. That's for the Eagles. That's for Ryan H. Henry Ruggs, Willie Gay Jr. Oh no, Ryan's just guessing. It's published as one per case. Maybe there could be two. O.J. Howard to 149. Kinla and Huntley. Let me sleeve all these rookies here. Maybe we can find some Jalen Hertz color in here. Derek was saying maybe it's Carson Wentz that should be fired. Is it fair to judge Carson Wentz on this season? Maybe. For example, I think it's unfair to judge Sam Darnold on this season. I feel like we got to see what Sam Darnold can do with some weapons and without Adam Gaye's basically. It's true, yeah. He has had a lot of turnovers. Wentz. It's a good goal, Ryan. All of Ryan Harold's friends are Eagles fans, so he's got to build a jealousy inducing a PC. Yeah, I don't think that... Who's they? They judge the Cowboys? Why not anyone? I think that's unfair to judge the Cowboys. Can you judge the Cowboys post-Stack Prescott? Can you really judge Mike McCarthy on... Everyone's thinking Mike McCarthy's going to... Mike McCarthy's not going to get fired. That would mean Jerry Jones admitting he was wrong about Mike McCarthy. He's not going to do that. Oh, every sports show, yeah. Can't listen to those guys, Arthur. They don't even consider their opinions. Alright. Next box. Joseph Falsetti saying he's up there. I think he has. Patricia? I'm not a big fan of Matt Patricia. What about Bill O'Brien? Alright, next box. Adam Gaye still had a coach after being terrible. Yeah, he must be a really nice guy. Zach Moss. He still has a job. No one has the heart to fire. He gets hired again. There's Trayquan Smith to $1.99. Oh, good eye, Darren. Yeah, there it is, right there. There's Gabriel Davis to $2.49. Buffalo, Shawn Matic. What about this guy? Getting popped for PEDs. And then he did the classic... I didn't know. The doctor said it was a supplement for this. Does anyone actually believe that? When any player does it? There's nice Marquise Brown to $75. Nice looking run, green scope. Jim McMahon. Montez Sweatt to $125. Mark with Washington. Red Wave, Kwon Short to $149. Van Jefferson, Nate Stanley. And Ross Blacklock, $134 out of $149. Red Wave, autographed for Chris. Christopher Drake and the Texans. Kwon Short, brother, is Kwon Tall. This is Ryan Harold. Yikes. He's here all week, ladies and gentlemen. Tiff your bartenders. There's Ray Kwon Davis to $1.99. Ray Kwon Davis, formerly of the Wu-Tang Clan. I'm here all week too, ladies and gentlemen. Tiff your bartenders. Oh, and here comes the RPA. There it is. It's Jake from State Farm. Didn't Darren guess a bill? Three-color patch and autograph. You got the right team. Jake from State Farm. Rookie, patch, autograph, Sean Maddock. Four-color. I can count. One, two, three, four. One. One color on the jersey. Two. Two colors on the jersey. Three. Three colors on the jersey. Four. Four colors on the jersey. Ah, ah, ah. Omar Jackson Orange going to Baltimore, Aaron. The Ravens, that's $2.49. Michael Hasey, Okwara. And we got Adrian Amos, safety for the Packers. That's $2.49. That'll be for Green Bay, Josh Riley. Kyle has a question for us. What team can Jake from State Farm go to to get some playing time? Ryan says Jets or Jacksonville. Jets are going to, Jets are going to, let me sleeve up these rookie cards. Jets will, what should we call it? We'll get Trevor Lawrence, right? So, Jake from State Farm. Jacksonville though could be interesting. New England. They would never trade into Vision though, Pat. Eagles? I think they got Jalen Hertz for a reason. Dallas? We got to see how Dak Prescott looks on his return. Someone's going to have to take over for Kirk Cousins? Maybe. How long is that contract for Kirk Cousins? Am I re-watching this game? Are we re-watching this week 12 game? Titans, Colts? No, I don't think so. What else is on on a Friday night? Watching College of Basketball, Louisiana at Appalachian State. Joseph thinks that Fromm has another three years of backing up Josh Allen.  Well, no, I changed the channel. I changed the channel. Oh, you were at that game. Yeah, I'll change the channel. Oh, Matt Barkley isn't on the Bills roster next year. So, Jake Fromm getting those backup minutes. Is that the best job in the NFL, ladies and gentlemen?   Is that the best job in the NFL? You're doing all the quarterback stuff.   Next box? Maybe get some TV time? Holding the clipboard? That's what I'm saying. Like if... Pat, if I was a... You know, if I was a mediocre quarterback that got drafted by a team... You know, in the seventh round... And they just liked maybe the... Oh, I see what you're saying. If I was a starting quarterback... Right, right. Best job is long snapper? Yeah, but then I actually have to go out on the field. I'm saying if you were a lazy, but you still kind of wanted to be a football player. You know, yeah, maybe if you were a... Maybe a OK starter. If I was an OK starter for a little bit. And then I just started just backing up QBs. That'd be a lot of fun. Let's hydrate the vocal cords and let's roll with another box. We're halfway through this half case break, ladies and gentlemen. There's David Johnson, Red Wave to 149, James Morgan, Jerry Judy. I don't know, Sean Mattick is the owner of that Jake Fromm. Sharp. So we'll see. Mark, what's going on? Fromm's hands are too small. There's Albert Okwe Bonham. There you go. Yeah, Mariotti probably has the best job in the NFL, right? Living the backup QB dream. You can stay in the NFL for like another... He could probably be in the NFL for another 10 seasons. Like, rack up millions of dollars. Low stress. Maybe get a game here and there. There's Sterling Shepard. Remember when Sam Bradford kept getting contracts? And he kept getting injured, but he kept getting paid? That was wild. Ooh, we got a redemption. Any guesses on that redemption for bragging rights? Ryan Burns to 249 for the Panthers. That'll be for Josh Lucas. A couple of people guessing Michael and Derek guessing Clyde Edwards E. Lair. That was Ken Anderson, not Joe Rowland. Terrell Lewis and Rashawn Evans. 78 out of 99 for the Titans. Rhea. Yeah, I don't think I even... I don't think I even remember what Clyde Edwards E. Lair's autograph even looks like. All right, Tremaine Edmonds, Bills, cracked ice for Shawn. Josh guessing Jordan Love. Terrell Lewis Silver going to the Rams. Curtis Martin. Jets to 175. That'll be for Mark Passet. Nick Chubb to 199. Justin's guessing Zach Moss. All right, Sharpe Sugar noted. I think we discussed that in full. You've got to be like a baseball closer. You've got to put that behind you. We discussed it plenty at that time. Yeah, I would love to be... See, A. J. McCarron, Marriota, those are the winners of the NFL right there. $4 million. I get a cool hat, right? Do you think I get that hat for free, Pat? Sub-John? Do you think I get that hat for free? Do you think the team gives me that hat? Or does that come out of my paycheck? I'd make the team pay for it. I'd be in the contract. All my gear is free, right? Yeah, so I got cool hats on the sideline. Got an earpiece. I get to listen to... I mean, maybe I could listen to all the plays being called. I get to look at an iPad with my starting quarterback buddy. I'm sure we're friends. We look at iPads together and look at printouts from overhead cams together. You know? All the Gatorade I want. It's delicious. Yeah, I love sunflower seeds, Pat.  Maybe... I'll be on TV, sitting next to the quarterback, kind of looking at the iPad together. Kind of do one of those. Oh man, that'd be great. Right. Oh, I'd probably get nice chef food, chef-cooked food, gym membership. I'm traveling. Guess what? I'll bet whenever I travel, I guess maybe in a non-COVID year. If I was A.J. McCarran, where Mark's married, every time we travel, I'd just be like, hey, peace, I'm going to go check out that museum. I'm going to check out that nice restaurant. Where's that cool club I want to hang out at? You know, I'm not held accountable. I'm not starting the next day. I can go out on a Saturday night. You know, that'd be great. I can do whatever I want. All right, here we go. Redemption is Chase Young. There you go, Mark. For the Washington football team. There you go. And guess what? A free top loader for you two. Have we not seen any Justin? There must have been a Justin Jefferson rookie card somewhere in there. David? Wait, Josh, did Yo Josh guess Chase Young earlier? I missed that comment. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 6-0-5 on the timestamp Yo Josh. Redemption Chase Y or CEH. There you go. You get the bell for that, Josh. Chase Daniels, $47.36 million. See, it's good to be a decent quarterback. Listen, don't despair yet, Ryan Harrell. We still have two boxes to go. Anything can happen. Play to the whistle. You've got to play to the whistle. All it takes is one. one. See backup QBs Pat. I want to be a backup QB. Oh, I missed the so far qualifier. So noted, counselor. Alright, let's go. Let's do this. We got Calvin Ridley to $1.99. What do you think the Falcons are gonna do? They got, they got, do they think they keep the interim coach they have now? I don't know when Matt Ryan's contract ends. Do they, I don't know what they try to do. I think they, are they that far away from being 2.99 Trayvon digs? I feel like they're closer to being a good team than people think. They might not be, they might think they're not too far away. A decent coach just to change, change an approach. A good draft, a good offseason. Ooh, Justin Herbert 25 out of 25 Camo. Megan with the Bolts. There you go, Megan. 25 out of 25 Camo Herbert. That's probably a lot of money. Sean, Sean Jaspy saying it's a lot of money. How much money you think, Sean? Silver's are not selling for five grand raw. That's, that's crazy. That sounds too, that sounds too crazy. I feel like you added an extra zero. Are you, is that right? Someone fact-checked that. Here's Damon Arnett from My Raiders. Yeah, they're finally looking good. Better than they have in recent years. I think you, I think you means just in general. Not last week. Just overall. There's Patrick Queen, hyper to 175. Patrick Queen hyper is for the purple birds, the ravens. That'll be for Aaron. And we got Josiah de Guara for the Green Bay Packers autograph and Camo going to Josh Riley and the Green Bay Packers. There you go, Josh. Johnny's wondering if this has become a rich man's hobby. I think that's the way it's been trending for the last, last since I was, since we started doing this six years ago. There's Willie Gay Jr. to 199. But that's why group breaks helps, I think kind of balance, get, allow people to get into product that normally would not. And listen, we're, we're only a few bad draft classes away from this not being that expensive. And then everyone's like, Hey, remember when this had such great secondary market value? There's J.K. Dobbins for the Ravens, Aaron Billingsley. There you go. Silver, autographs, Dobbins. There's Big Ben to 249.  Yusulinsky, but I think that, yeah, they have put themselves in a, in a good position there. I think Gruden, Gruden, I thought would, would be fine coming back after a long layoff. I think, I think everyone, a lot of people are like, Lawls Mike Mayock, right? I think they were just like, come on, some dude from, get some dude off of TV and then there's Bruce Smith. So I'm, I was happy with the way that all worked out. I admit I was a little skeptical as well, but he seems to be pretty good so far. You know, some reaches here and there, but I feel like all teams do that. All right, another nice box. Let me sleeve up the rookies once again. And then we'll, we'll go from there. Pat, Pat saying, Sean Jaspy saying Raiders suck. Good. That's, all right. Yeah, that's good analysis. Yeah, he's not the best analyst in the biz for nothing, ladies and gentlemen, Sean Jaspy. Sean Jaspy, what's your take?  All right, there you go. There you have it, folks. Hard hitting analysis. Yeah, the Raiders future is connected to the car. We'll see if he gets another contract with the Raiders. That'll be interesting. If not, yeah, I mean, the Raiders might, might have to be looking for a QB, which kind of whole resets the whole like rebuild process, right? But I don't know. We'll see. Jay Kim, what's up? Jay says, do you think the MAC trade was good in the end for the Raiders? I think it was, I think it was good at the time. At the time. I mean, I didn't, I didn't like seeing Khalil Mac go, but where the Raiders are at, we would just be wasting Khalil Mac, you know, and his, his, his potential, right? It would just be like, everyone would be talking about boy, Khalil Mac was on a decent team. Although now kind of ironically because of Khalil Mac, the Raiders are now better and the bears are where they're at. No, but I think it was good. I think it was, it had to be done at the time. It was going to be silly to kind of have one, one player have, he was going to get paid too and to have so much of the cap and just with a, with a team that wasn't kind of growing together. Ironically, he's actually on a worse team now, but I don't know. Bears are a quarterback away, I think. Would that, with how elite that defense is? Bears are a quarterback away. No. Raiders are like five cornerbacks away, five defensive backs away. Yeah. Well, yeah. I think everyone sees that pad. Yeah. The quarterback play. That's, that's the issue. They just, they traded up for Trevisky. Remember that? Didn't they trade up for, am I remembering this correctly? They traded up. I mean, that, they, they should have been, that, that staff should have been fired the day after the draft. Well, they don't have David Carr on their roster. So they would not be, come on, Sean. Just jumping down your throat. I don't know.  That, that, that drives the success of the team. So you're almost like starting over if you don't have a quarterback. I don't know. If they don't resign, if Derek Carr does not get a, if they do not give Derek Carr another contract. I don't know what they do. I don't know when his contract's over, first of all. You think he has maybe two or three more years? Maybe two more years? Yeah, I, I don't know. I don't want to kind of don't want to have to think about that. They would then probably be in a trade market, I think, for a quarterback. I don't know if they want to draft a quarterback, do they? And if they're going to finish with like a eight and eight record, nine and seven record or something like that, then it's not like you're getting great, a great draft spot for, well, maybe you are getting a decent draft spot for a quarterback. It's Alejandro Villanueva. Sensational signatures. It's five out of 10. Nice one for the Steelers. That would be for Mark Passet. Here's Cam Acres. So 249. Ooh, Carr's contract could easily be moved. There's Colin Johnson. Oh, yeah, I don't know. But I mean, who, who, who could you trade Derek Carr for to get, I don't know, to get whatever? I mean, who do you get for Derek Carr? It's not another, not another starting quarterback to you. There you go. That's 35 out of 75. Hi, Adam. No, it shouldn't. You should have received a tracking number soon, maybe a few days after that. But remember, there was Thanksgiving holiday and with the holiday season, there could be delays in shipping in general. There's Vaughn Miller to 99. But if you want additional information, go to jaspyscasebreaks.com and hit the support button, and they'll give you, they'll reach back out to you during business hours. But if you received a tracking number, that's the first thing you should check. If you received a tracking number, then it's on its way. Check your spam folder if you don't see your tracking number either. All right, what about this, Ryan Harold? Jaylen Hurt Silver? I like that. What if that, if they weren't in contention for first place? Yeah, probably. Josh Kelly Hyper. That'll be for the Bolts. That'll be for Megan. Ah, well, Adam. Okay, yeah, they're on its way. As long as you get a tracking number, that means it's on its way. So that's good. That's a good sign. Because of the holidays, folks, this is a good public service announcement. This is the, yeah, this is the postal service around the holidays. There's you like that, Kirk Cousins. The first thing that goes that gets dropped is them scanning packages. That's the first thing that happens during the holiday crush. So they won't update, they won't update tracking. But as long as you got a tracking number, it may seem like it's sitting in Hermosa Beach, but it's not. It's out the door and on its way to you. I mean, 24th was, yeah, 24th was a Tuesday. Right. Thanksgiving probably jammed up a couple of, a couple of shipping days. So I think it's actually, it's actually right on time.  There you go. Yeah. Pat's saying he's had packages from Jaspe's quote unquote sit in Hermosa Beach and they just showed up magically in his doorstep in Austin. It's that time of the year, folks. This also happened at the, the, the summer height of the pandemic where a lot of people were at home and ordering everything off of, there's Lane Johnson off of Amazon and stuff like that. So I don't think there should be, as long as you have that tracking number out, I don't think there's anything to worry about. It's actually on time. Patrick Peterson, Kenny Gholiday to 149, Joann Jennings and Josiah de Guara. And there you have it, boys and girls. Let's randomize these points as one lot to one person in the break. I'll do a quick autograph recap and then we will move on to the next one, which I've already forgotten what it is, but that's why we have the break schedule. All right. So let's go back to the list itself. So let's get Jorge down to Mark and everyone in between here and pick your team two. Let's put you in a blank list. The name on top will get two 600 point cards. Let's roll it randomize 11 times. Name on top after 11. One, two, three, 10 and 11. Then final time, 1200 points is pretty decent. I think they still have those exclusive like speckle or sparkle packs in the reward store. I think those go for a lot on the secondary market. It's going to be John Denene. There you go, John. Two 600 points cards going your way. And I think he had a nice break too. There's that nice Herbie Herb right there. Camo, Jake Fromm, Blacklock, Darren Waller, Snakeskin, the Tua Red Wave autograph, James Morgan, and a Joe Burrow base at the beginning. There you go, ladies and gentlemen. I'm Joe for JaspeysCaseBreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us and I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye.