What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports card. This guy's just laughing at nothing. We're up in 22 Fnini National Treasures Baseball Hobby 4 box full case break number 37 random team style. There's a look again at our random results as always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as a link in chat. 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that'll be royals and twins twins is peat and royals is reed so that'll be a um random at the end of the break random at the end of the break koar and joe ryan on the dual rookie patch auto uh booklet nice one there will be a random what's uh people's thoughts on uh gabriel he's solid vaughn actually literally just said i'm a gabriel arias believer oh he's pretty good i think he's good i think he's good was a look at a chat vaughn otherwise no i think he's solid he's still young too i mean his first was like 2019 2020 yeah i was plus you're a huge guardians fan exactly i need lifelong guardians confirmed lifelong guardians man down ever since the previous name band that is uh starting off bobby abray you 10 of 25 for the fillies stars and stripes jersey former yankee legend bobby abray we've got a uh alex manoa retro materials 299 for the blue jay's player one uh cool in here for the dodgers 70 of 99 trey turner trey turner for the dodgers that is player one 11 of 25 that's going to be redolph castro on the silhouette rpa congrats on that pittsburgh it's a gorgeous signature on that one too he's known to have a pretty good auto but that's like one of the nicest ones i've ever seen from him that's pretty cool uh up next 94 of 99 jerry duran uh going rookie auto that is a full sig duran going to the red sox trey's getting booed and filly they are relentless says a relentless fan base god's a ryan pepio that is 33 of 99 for the um uh dodgers on the century auto century signatures ryan pepio followed by 40 of 49 three colored rpa is that tyler agil for the mezz as somebody was asking about this earlier here he is 77 of 99 rookie auto say asa zuki say asa zuki there you go congrats on that wow that's kind of wild actually on especially like over a month into the season now for the cubbies and uh we've got a 45 49 that is luke appling for the braves and finish this off nice one here is going to go to the marlins three color three color uh four color patch auto tanner allen eight of ten tanner allen yeah that's a fun one for sure katie this is a fun one all right let me get that random rocket and roll in really quick this is it right uh the perfect yep that is going to be jackson coar and joe ryan between the royals and the twins get that set up royals i don't believe so james uh gonna go ahead and roll the dice whatever james on top after 10 times we'll get the uh cards of good luck to the royals and the twins one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten going to the royals royals picking up the booklet two of ten next one there congrats to the royals do a quick recap here i'm making quick work at the top loading i love to see it oh yeah that's bobby abrayu uh tray turner whoa whoa whoa whoa we got uh alex vanila uh tyler molly uh witt marifield rod caru that's going to be cedric mullins player worn one of one plate uh nellie fox uh field gear thomas pucky nolyn ryan seth beer and michael copeck onto our autos now we've got tanner allen tyler mcgill sayas azuki rebel focastro ryan pepio jaren doran uh recent there gabriel arias to ten frank thomas corbin burns uh sheldon noisy uh hosea ramirez colton welker rpi that's wan yepez patrick mezika brockberg uh shane boz thanks sir and thanks sir uh adly rushman nice one there that is a hyun john yei uh zack jeloff and braylen marquez when you get a shot keep google that one or ebay that one that could be a potential um we have booklet joe ryan jackson coarr luke appling for the braves jim tome guardians and the big unit randy johnson for the dbex and then nice hit here for a 25 wander franco on the rpa for the um uh race that'll do it for the break guys thanks again for the fill up next we got follow


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T. F. N. N. The Tiger Financial News Network Update. Good morning, everyone. Basel Chapman here on this 20th of March. We're looking at the Dow at this 10 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update. Down 31 off to over 300 point round yesterday. Use this as a springboard, this inside track propellant zone that we're going to see later on today. We'll talk about that in my show coming up the Tiger Technicians Hour and what happens after the Fed speak. The S&P is trading down just a little bit about three points down. Where did I type that? Oops, put it over here. The S&P at this particular moment is down 2.3 and had a very nice session yesterday. Actually, the Dow was leading. S&P did very well. So the height today is 5181 point 69. 51.65. Oops, 51. Oh, wait a minute. I didn't correct that. 51.8926. Oh, isn't that interesting? So we're in a new, almost at an all time high. At 51.75 right now, just down a couple of points. The QQQ, I miscorrect that during the break. The QQQ is below the 448.64 high of two weeks ago. It's 438.40 down 14 cents. I'm watching that nine-period moving average yesterday. This time, remember those nine-period moving average was just about to go negative. And I said, you've got to wait till the end of the day. It's a daily chart and they all closed higher. So IWM is trading down 73 cents at 21.37. Once again, that is looking like that. Nine-period moving average is going to be a rotational correction if that happens. Let's go to gold. Gold is trading right now up at 521.65, holding so well. It's telling us that maybe the dollar is, whether the dollar holds its gains, does have a really nice move up 31 ticks at 104.30. Which one's going to give at three o'clock this afternoon? We'll be watching that closely. Looking at the bonds. That's really the issue. Bonds up for 30 seconds. That's nothing. Those yields are still in the higher range. What's the Fed game to do? They really can't do very much at this particular point. And let's go to Crudor. Crudor is pulling back. It's down to...


I believe we do now, Mr. Chair, I'm launching YouTube here, Mr. Chair, do you see my screen now? I surely do. Okay. Alrighty. Good. Again, good evening to everybody. Hopefully you're well rested. You enjoy this beautiful Monday. And so yes, I'm going to call this meeting to order. We will do a roll call with our newly elected Ms. Alicia Smith-Fretcher, you can call the roll. Okay. Thank you, Mr. Chair. So, the Vaughn Barnes, I guess your President, yes, Shanika Bynum. She had requested an absence for this month. Okay. Rachel Eberhardt. Requested absence. Oh, yes. Requested absence. Leah, is it Eifford? Yes, ma'am. Eifford. Yeah, you're at the front. Eifford. Okay. Thank you, Leah. Dr. Monique Holsey Hyman. Donald Hughes. Okay. I skipped Michelle Ketchum. She is, she's requested absence as well. She's on leave, I believe, through this month. Okay. Richard Levenet. Jillian Riley. Present. Did I get Donald Hughes? You did. You said that one. Did he say present? I don't know. I didn't hear anything. Yeah, I don't believe he's here. I don't think he's on the call right now. Okay. Okay. So, um, Adam. Adam say that. Yes, please. Okay. And then Ebony West. Your question. And then. Yes, our staff support. Um, Reginald J Johnson. I think he's here. Matt. Present. Matt. And city council member liaison. I think he's here. He's here. He's here. He's here. He's here. He's here. I thought I saw him. He's present on the call. Can you hear me? Hello. Sorry. Yeah. I'm here. Great. Studio. Studio. Sure. Microphone. Right. Well, that completes the roll call. Did I miss anyone? Miss me. Brian. Oh, how could I miss you? Okay. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Carl Newman and Brian. Okay. Got you. Sorry about that. Thank you. I've added you. No. Yes. Madam secretary. I just, just want to mention Terry Porter homes is also on the call. She is also a staff member, a community development assistant director. Okay. So that's Terry with an eye. Porter homes. Yes, ma'am. No. No. Thank you. So I've also added. I've added you as well. Thank you. Mr. Chair. Thank you. Miss. Fresh water. We have to read Carl and Brian only because they weren't here last week. So. Congratulations, Brian or being reelected as. Yeah. Vice chair of the assistant advisory committee. We take your leads. All right. We're going to go right. To the second action item, which is approving of the minutes. So hopefully you read your minutes. If there's any. Anything that needs to be added to the minutes. We can do so now. If not, then I will take. Oh, I will add. One thing. So just for the future. It's a capital V in my name. My name. My mama would not be happy if I didn't correct it. That's okay. If there's nothing other than grammatical errors, you can always shoot. Alicia. Your grammatical errors. If there are any, if not, I'll take a motion to approve the minutes. Moved. Smooth. And can I get a second? Thank you. It's been moved and properly second. Any discussion. Hearing no discussion. All those in favor of approving the September. Minutes. No. Excuse me. The August minutes. Say hi. Hi. Any opposed. All right. The minutes have been approved. We're going to go right into action item number three, which is the procurement request for funding proposal. Summary. And I will. Ask the mic to Mr. Snars. Good evening. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Good evening. Members of the. Citizens advisory committee. Matt snars them. Staff. Planning performance manager. Community development. And your host of posts for the CAC meetings. And, and. The executive committee as we were making the agenda last week, we wanted to just follow up on some of the conversation from last meeting around procurement. Request for funding proposals. And. I have just a couple of key points here and may not take 20 minutes that we have. Allotted for this item on the agenda, but want to have a brief discussion and maybe be able to answer any questions that you may have. So procurement. We have a few that are. Currently under way and those are one is the emergency solutions grant ESG cares act funding. And that was a process that began in August and actually was closed right at the end of August, right? As we were reconvening our, our meetings. So that, that's one that is in process right now. I mean, it's, it's finished. It's just the actual final decisions and approval processes. And then we have the, the, and then we have the lead and healthy homes program, which is a HUD grant that we have through the department. We have one coming up that's a, it's a seal bid process. And it's slated for this October. So those are the two that are current or underway. And then beyond that upcoming. That you'll hear more about in the near future. And then we have the multi-family rental production preservation. We don't have a definitive timeline or date for that right now, but that will be one that will be soon to come in the fall. And then we have something called the continuum of care, which is another HUD grant program. That's a process that, that's got some alignment throughout apartment and some members of this is an advisory committee have been more involved in the past. And the, the funding process for that was announced by HUD in August. And there's a deadline for the submission of a document that we have to organize and submit for the funding. And that process basically is required to occur in November, November, 2021. And then we also have something called coordinated entry, which is also associated with the homeless housing system. The continuum of care is also a homeless housing specific process. And then coordinated entry is another homeless housing specific process that we've got slated for December of 2021. And so then I created just a bullet point summary. And I'm just going to stop sharing change, change documents really quickly. Just go through high level. So can you see, see a word document on the screen? Hopefully this is procurement process overview. Mr. Chair, you see that? Yeah, I can see. Okay. So what I did was just really try to boil down what sometimes seems pretty complicated complex, but I just tried to boil it down into some really, hopefully bite sized chunks overview of the procurement process so that members can just sort of be grounded in this. And then like I said, we can open this up for some questions and discussion after, after I go through some, this one page bullet point that also include send out to everyone after the meeting. So what is procurement? So procurement is a kind of an overarching term that we use to describe different ways the city solicits for goods or services from third party businesses or vendors. And then the most common types of procurement and this isn't, you know, all inclusive, but these are the ones that, that are used most frequently and that would be something that members of the committee might be involved with. And then the third sort of major process that we use to solicit for goods or services in the city. And then the next question that you might be interested in is the short hand term for that. And request for qualifications is RFQ. That's another type of procurement. And then sealed bids or bid process is the third sort of major process that we use to solicit. And then the next question that you might be interested to, you know, what are the factors that determine how the city determines how the city makes procurement decisions and the process. So there's a, there's a few main ones that drive what type of a process that we use. The funding source is the first most important one, depending on what funding we use, whether it be federal or city funding or a combination of federal and city funding, that's going to, you know, drive what type of, you know, what type of process, how, how, you know, what's involved. And then also funding amounts.  And that's a major factor that, that make, that requires us to make various decisions based on, you know, based on those factors. Another factor is what type of good or service or program are we trying to solicit for funding. So depending on if it's a homeless housing service, or if it is affordable housing development, developing a, you know, units of affordable housing, or if it's to, you know, get a consultant to do some type of a service for us. Those are, are factors that are, that are going to determine how we go about making the determine which, which type of process we use. And then there's typically, depending on the funding source, there's going to be guidelines that are going to be specified by that funding source that might factor in to how long of a process we'll have or what type of, what type of process we use. And then the other factor is that whether, whether the alignment with the consolidated plan or the annual action plans or the city should treat plan or affordable housing goals and affordable housing bond plan, those are factors that also that we have to consider whenever we make a decision on how we're going to do a procurement process. So then another key question then, how are funding decisions made? So this is also going to vary, you know, depending on what happens in number one and number two above. And for competitive RFPs, a question for proposals, which is probably the primary one that we use that most folks are familiar with. The method for the method for services is typically involves an objective scoring and ranking of proposals used by using a predefined scoring rubric. So we would develop a scoring rubric that would, you know, factor in how we would make that decision. And then that scoring rubric would be used to rank and score the proposals. And so it's typically that staff members from our department that are, that, that partner with members of other city departments and members of the CAC and or other relevant subject matter oriented members of boards and commissions to evaluate proposals to score and rank or score and rank them. And so it's, once again, this is, this is driven by, you know, which, which type of procurement we're going to use and which funding source. And then what we'll do is then we'll use that process, use that scoring rubric, and we'll aggregate the scores from each of the different participants of the panel. And we use that to then come up with sort of a ranking of the proposals and which ones would be the highest ranking and lowest ranking. And this is usually, but not always require, you know, final city council approval. So typically these processes, you know, go through and then we decide that we're going to fund or not fund different proposals. And then the final decision, typically, but once again, not always is involves final review and approval by city council for the contract that we would then have. And so the other final kind of question that I thought would be relevant or, you know, if I'm a member of the CAC is, you know, so how do, you know, how do I as a CAC member contribute to the scoring ranking and decision making process and what is in the tail. And so the way that we have it right now is that, you know, we kind of made it so that you can volunteer to participate on these panels based on your, you know, level of interest and the level of time that you might be able to commit to that. And it would involve, you know, reading proposals and using scoring, using the scoring and ranking rubric to score and rank proposals and then to have a subsequent follow-up meeting with the members of the panel to make the decision. And key point here is the amount of time and level of commitment is going to vary, you know, pretty substantially based on some of the items that we talked about in the first two bullet points on the sheet. And so I just, that's kind of just very high level. That was, that's kind of trying to abbreviate, you know, what is sometimes seen as a pretty complicated cumbersome process into some primary bullet points. So, Mr. Chair, I'll just pause there and defer back to you for, you know, questions or, you know, open up to the panel for questions and further discussion. Thank you. Thank you, Matt, for helping us understand. He's better. The question, I think. Yes, I do have a question. So when it comes to reviewing proposals, how do you ensure that there are not conflicts of interest with the reviewers, especially members of the CAC? And then my second question is, are the reviewers required to sign non-disclosure agreements? Great question. And so, yes, reviewers are required to not have a conflict of interest and reviewers are expected to sign a, you know, a non-disclosure agreement or an agreement that they don't have such a conflict. And that also brings up an important point that I need to follow up with the CAC members is that we need all of you to actually sign, annually sign an agreement that would basically articulate us as much. And that's something that, you know, I'm glad you raised that because that's something I had forgotten about as we usually at the beginning of each year, with the CAC, we have each member, you know, sign one of these agreements and we have that on file so that if something does come up that we have it on file. And if you would happen to have a conflict of interest, which we do have, you know, CAC members that are maybe on boards of organizations that would be, you know, asking for funding or they may be employees of organizations that would be, you know, part of an RFP process, you would not, you know, the expectation is that you would not be involved in that scoring and ranking process and that you would disclose that you have conflict of interest. So that's a very important point to raise good question. Thank you for answering that. So is it just self-disclosure? Go by the auto system. I'm not trying to be, you know, Doug Maddie, but I just want to make sure that. It is. And, you know, I don't know if Mr. Johnson would have more to say, but it, you know, essentially it's the expectations you sign this agreement. It's a binding agreement, the non-disclosure agreement nor the conflict of interest form. And, you know, we don't, we don't do serious forensic sort of analysis of that. We expect the board members to be honest. I don't recall any, you know, substantial issues that have ever come to light, but it is something that is, it is something that's very important that we have to have in place. Any other questions from the committee? I kind of want Carl, are you, are you still there? That's just sparing people from watching me eat. We appreciate that. I definitely, this is not necessarily on the agenda, but I wanted you to kind of talk about your experience in scoring because I know you're one of the members who scores a lot. So, and just talk about your experience with that process. I actually haven't done it in a little while, although I'd be very happy to do it again. You know, the proposals are going to come with a rubric. You know, I have been on the other side of similar RFPs before. And so, you know, I actually think it's usually pretty straightforward. It's not a ton of reading and generally speaking, the applicants are pretty good about organizing their response in such a way that's going to be easy for you to go through the rubric pretty quickly. Then we met with staff and, you know, had a not terribly long meeting where there was really some consensus at who was the sort of going to be the recommended applicant of the process. And yeah, I really enjoyed the whole thing getting to work with staff and also sort of getting to know more about the work that's being done with these grant dollars and getting to know a little bit more about the kinds of organizations local or otherwise who are applying for the grants. So I recommend you do it, even though it sounds like we had a bunch of paperwork and right now numbers. It is actually part of the sort of real work of getting this work done in our community. Call for that. Not to put them on the spot, but Mr. Langloss, Dr. Langloss has also been involved. He was involved in the lead grants last year. And, you know, he may have a comment on that. Yeah, I mean, I don't think I have much to say. You know, you get the rubric and the, the proposals. It's kind of nice reading through it to see kind of a little bit more in depth what these kind of proposal actually are and what people are trying to do around, around the city. And I think that I found it interesting. I've only done it a few times. And I was always kind of considering like, oh, I don't really know this topic super well. Or I don't really know, you know, I have no past experience with it. So how do I like rate something on, you know, one to 10 or whatever. If I don't really know how it compares to other things. But one thing I like is then getting back together with everyone that was doing the grading and then seeing, you know, what people pick, what people had graded, any reasoning. And that was kind of nice because then I feel like it helped really kind of hone in as I, as I did a few more to, to really kind of know what to look for and how to grade things. And that was kind of cool. So appreciate, appreciate both input. I encourage members to get the emails for different RP proposals. If you want to score help with that process, make sure you reach out to Matt. And that way you can say, Hey, you know, I'm invested into where these, where your, our, what's it going? We definitely want to have some input on that. So I appreciate both of y'all. I want to add to the minutes to get an email from Donald Hughes asking for an excuse absence because he's under the water. Mr. Chaffee wouldn't mind just forwarding that to us if he didn't, if he didn't copy us on that. That'd be great. Yeah, I will. I will forward that to you. Thank you. Next week and go to the next. Oh, any other questions that we had. For Matt, as we. Mr. Chair, if I could just make one other, one other point is that. You know, the, the processes very greatly we have processes where we get. You know, there's either no proposals that are, you know, meet the required sort of basic threshold or may get one, like with the lead, with the lead grant, for example, last year we, in some instances, we only got one proposal and some of the requirements for the, from the federal funder for that requires that you actually get, you know, at least two. So sometimes we have to solicit more than once that's sort of the one end of the spectrum. The end of the spectrum is that sometimes we get, you know, a larger, a large number of responses for some of the larger processes, the mobile family, we might get 10, 15 responses. So, you know, there's a wide sort of variance of, of sort of what we get. And sometimes we don't know what we're going to get or not get. You know, when we, when we begin these, and so sometimes there's some unknowns that then factor in for, you know, for the purposes of the CAC members, factor into the time commitment. So if we get one or two or three, it's, it's one thing. If we get 12 or 15, you've got to read 12 to 15 proposals and score in rank basic, you know, the time commitment can vary. So there's kind of want to make that point. And it's not to, you know, not to deter anyone, but just so you know that there are some factors in some of this. So members can members will know whether or not it's 12 or. No, they won't. Typically, you know, we don't, we don't know staff in the city doesn't know until, you know, until we've actually, you know, close the process and begun doing the scoring ranking, but we would identify, you know, identify the panel before the process closes so that we can prepare folks for, you know, for doing the scoring ranking and doing some pre-work around sort of just orienting you to the, to the scoring or a brick, et cetera, et cetera. So we typically don't know. And that also has been, there's been a factor in past years for CAC members where, you know, there was more of a time commitment than what they had anticipated. And so that's some of what has factored into some of the way that we do it now, just to kind of give some context. I would just want to say, Mr. Chair, to emphasize the importance of CAC members serving on the panels. One of the things that I've shared with the staff is that when you're constructing the panels, I do review all of the panels for all of the selection processes that we have in the department. And it's a sort of a formula that we use. One is sort of like concentric circles. So we do have staff members who work on that particular area, but we also include other staff members who do not work on a daily basis on that area. And then we also will include, and this is a sometimes staff members in other departments in the city. So as you can see, begin to see the circles. Then sometimes we bring in expertise from other organizations. And then we also bring in citizens. That's where you all come in to participate and have a role in the process. And so obviously our panels, we work to make sure that they are balanced in different ways. Going to make sure we don't have conflicts. And of course we, you know, I look for a race agenda and ethnicity and those sorts of things as well. But also this level of expertise and role and representation is important. And so I just will want to stress and encourage the participation because it is deliberate the way we do it. There used to be a time when we had the process. Oh, that the entire CHC reviewed panel reviewed grants, but that got kind of cumbersome because the rules kept changing, becoming more complex. And the time commitment that it took particularly on the homelessness side got to be rather burdensome. So we went to the system that I've just described to you to share to be inclusive and also offer citizen input as well. And so I just wanted to make sure that everyone was clear that it is with intention and deliberate that you have the opportunity to participate on the panel. Thank you, Mr. Johnson. I think I might be the only member. Maybe. I don't know, Brian, or Carl, we're in the old scoring way. We first got on this bullet route on the tail end. Yeah, to be pretty cumbersome. Those are pieces and scoring them and all that stuff. So thank you, Matt, for that breakdown. I think we are on action item number four from that mistaken. Overview of community development department. Mr. Johnson, you have the floor. Thank you. I just wanted to share a few things. And Matt, are you still sharing? I believe I am. Maybe you can't see it. I can share again here. No, don't share unless you have something that you want to. I mean, I said the agenda. I'm going to share something. Do you want to share something? Okay, go ahead. I'll let you share. Great. Let me just make sure I can give you. All right, permission to Mike. So while he's doing that, a couple of things that I wanted to share and you will update on a couple of things before I share. The information that I wanted to share relative to funding should be able to share. Great. One, three things I wanted to talk about was. One, the audit report that I did share with everyone. We went before the audit services oversight committee this afternoon. Pretty uneventful. But that was asked a few questions, but you have the report. There are some things that they didn't find that we had any noncompliance in procurement, which is what we just talked about, but they did share some things that we need to be on the lookout for the operations of the department. And I wanted to let you know that we are doing those and we have those underway. And so I would encourage you to take a. Of you at the report that I shared with you last Friday, Friday night or Friday evening. We talked about today. And so that was one of the things I wanted to give all the boys and commissions that we serve staff to have the opportunity to see that know that that was going on. The next thing to give an update on the Durham emergency rental assistance program. I think this is the last time we met. You're probably seeing that there was a pause that the DSS and the government jointly issued. Processing of applications, receiving of applications. Effective October the fourth. And the main reason is for that is outlining the new release which you should have received is to allow DSS to catch up with processing applications and ensure that there is enough resources to get the applications that they have. And we'll receive. And we wanted to take some time to do that. So we are definitely agreed to that. And then in terms of you wrap to that the city has received. We're still under discussions with DSS and how we will proceed with some other funds. The application that they have may in fact take up those funds. We don't know yet. That's one of the reasons that they're causing. So I just wanted to mention those two things. And the question that I'd be glad to answer otherwise I'm going to share my screen and go to the next portion. Any questions from the body. I guess I have one is. Is the well running dry. On the amount of money that we have in the coffee right now. Is that is there a pause. Because there's a feeling that. You won't be assessed. Will not be able to. Handle. Or guarantee any, any money or any assistance. Is that why there's kind of like that pause there to try to catch up to see whether or not we'll have enough money to handle the amount of claims or the amount of folks who are seeking assistance. Yeah, that is the purpose is to ascertain. That one of the things that we decided that was important value is that we not keep taking applications. Until we are sure that we have the resources to. Once those applications are approved to disperse money for those applications. Those are those needs. It was not a need to just take applications. Without being assured. That we would have the resources that we needed to pause. To be able to do that with some with a degree of certainty. And so that's the reason I don't know if that helped the answer. The question that you asked, do are we running out of money? The money is not a, not limited. I'm going to talk about that in a minute. It's not unlimited. So there will be a time that the money will run out. We also know, and we shared this, you know, before there's not enough money to meet the needs. And we know that. But at the same time, my position is, you don't want to give false hope. And so that's something that's also important to me as a value. So it takes. One quick follow up. It's what happens after. The money draws the money is there. Let's say, you know, you know, we have enough money to help folks get to release the holiday. What happens to the folks who. After the holiday, I mean the assistance, but there's no money available. What was. What is the plan? What is the plan for that? Because. My concern is that we only have enough money to help. For a short amount of months per se. Not enough. Not enough for anybody that's new that that. Okay. Maybe they. They didn't directly get hit with this first wave. Of needing assistance, but. You know. It hit later on, you know, those folks who might need assistance after. When the money kind of draws up, are they going to be able to seek assistance. No. So I would say. Let's keep in mind the sources of the funding. And so what's going to happen after this funding is. that they already had that they normally disperse for various situations. Remember that this funding that we're talking about, this funding that has come from the federal government to meet these needs, unless the federal government gives additional funding, which is a possibility, there won't be any more. Thank you. Any other questions from the body before Mr. Johnson continues? All right, Mr. Johnson. Okay, thank you. So one of the things that came up in the last meeting was a summary, a request of summary for COVID relief funding that the Community Development Department is responsible for administering. This is different from the ARP funding American Rescue Plan, which is American Rescue comes out of the federal, where it's come out of the federal legislation that was the title of the legislation and Matt may be helping sometimes I get which ones confused. But that's where the city received $50 million in ARP funding in there as a process. And I'm going to go to the website, I think I showed the link in the last meeting. But what you have in front of you is the COVID relief funding that the Community Development Department is in charge of administering. Some of it was come from the CARES Act, and then some of it is from ARP. And so I just want to go through that. You see that different sources, I'm going to go through these sources, but the total is about just over $25 million that the department received in the past 15 months, I would say. And just to give an order of magnitude, our highest budget allocation is in the past few years has been around 20, maybe a high point of $22 million, $23 million. But this year is $17 million for all of the work that we do. It's $17 million and in 15 months we received another $25 million. So we are receiving $25 million in less than a year, more money than we received all year. So that's one of the challenges that we have, and of course that was reflected in the audit that you received. But just to go through the list of funding, we had Community Development Block Grant funds, a total of $2.7 million. This is special funds for coronavirus, had to be coronavirus related. For half of the $1.2 million of the $2.7 was actually given early in the year, earlier a year ago, and that went to emergency rental assistance. That was the first money that we had that DSS distributed for us. This was before the E-Rap money came. We also are using part of that money, the CDBGCZ money for a program with Office of Economic and Workforce Development to create opportunities for grant and loan programs for small businesses in low to moderate income areas. That's a contract we're working on right now to the tune of about $900,000. And then the balance of the money is about $500,000, $540,000. It's actually a contract that was just approved, was later to be approved, the next county city council for a partnership with Durham Public Schools, where we're using CDBGCZ money to help with afterschool and in-school COVID learning loss at four elementary schools. One of those is Burden, East Wade, Fayette, Ville Street, and W.G. Pearson, the four schools at DPS. And so remember these funds had to be, you have to have documented learning loss. I mean documented COVID ties and also it has to be in low moderate income areas, which is the same for CDBG money, whether it's COVID or whether it's regular. Just in the past week, we received a grant agreement for the home investment partnership funds. This is part of the American Rescue Plan for about $4.3 million. We have not made decisions on where that will be allocated. Right now, we're looking at something connected with the homelessness system. Then ESGCV money is $2.6 million. And we did something with COVID relief as it relates to the shelters, if I'm not mistaken. Matt may know a little bit more about that. And then Hopwell CDB, we are still, I think we're adding that to some additional money. That's about $70,000 to some current contracts that we already have, mainly because of the small amount of money. We just still have to have the COVID tie. The money, I'm getting ready to talk about now with E-Rap 1 and E-Rap 2. That's the emergency rental assistance program money that we were talking about with the chair. And so E-Rap 1 money is the funds that we received last fall. So this must be the last fall. And we actually in partnership with DSS, and that was the main part of the funding that was used to that's being distributed now. The county also had another, I think another million dollars in funding just under a million dollars that they have for E-Rap 1. And so they combined those for that money. And they said there's the administrator for those funds. Our portion of money has actually run out. That happened last week. And so what they're doing now, the county receives another allocation directly to the county from the state. That's another million, another nine million dollars that they have. And then they're going to actually receive some money on E-Rap 2 to the tune just under another million dollars. And so that's E-Rap 1 and then E-Rap 2. Our E-Rap 2, we reason it's two portions down there. Part of it we've received already is 2.6 million dollars. And then we depend upon how we're spending those in terms of timing. Then there's another just under four million dollars that we will receive for E-Rap 2. And all of that is for a total of about 25.2 million dollars that we receive through the community development department for COVID relief funding. And all of this comes from the federal government. Some of it comes through the U.S. Department of Housing Development. I probably should have put that on here, but E-Rap 1, 2, 1 and 2 come from the U.S. Department of Trade. So I'll stand for any questions on that. Any questions, Mr. Johnson? Thank you. Just for that breakdown. Okay. And we'll send this out to you. Maybe I have one question. I guess we do not know the money that DSS has or what's the regularly allotted amount of money that we use if it wasn't a pandemic. What does that item look like or how am I missing that budget? That, I do not know. That's approved in their budget annually. So there was a amount approved when they approved the budget in June. I wouldn't know. I don't know that number. So after this 25 million is gone, whatever, but it's left, it will be based on what the budget cycle was that was approved by our commission. Right. So just like in community development, they have programs that's been ongoing. Show these money that we're talking about on top of what already has been going on. You're on mute. Oh, thank you, Mr. Johnson. Matt, we'll go to the next item. Hang on just a second. Let me get the agenda. So I was trying to put some information in the chat as Mr. Johnson was talking for reference and we can make sure what he gets that is after the meeting as well. Hang on a second. I'm probably waiting for Matt. Hopefully everybody's alive and well and you know, it's been a long day. Hopefully everybody is alive and well. And if you're watching us on YouTube, if anybody's watching us on YouTube, please, please, if you have any questions or any, please reach out to us and let us know. We will do a lot of checking. You see the agenda back up on your screen there? I do see it. So we're going to, so this is following up on community development week. So if y'all recall last month that we talked about community development week as not waiting till the last minute and or last, you know, planning it in, you know, within a month or two this time when it, when it occurs and try to plan it throughout the year. And then we would meet, you know, once, maybe once a month or two as we get closer to community development week. Ebony is not here, but I'm trying to remember who else had signed up to be a part of that committee, subcommittee. I think Dr. Hyman was one. Anybody else besides Dr. Hyman? I think Jillian as well. Jillian as well. And was anybody else? Or if you didn't get a chance to sign up or didn't get a chance to say, hey, I would love to be a part of that subcommittee. You can reach out to myself or Ebony and we will try to have a meeting this next month in October to kind of like start the framework of what we want community development week to look like. So she's not here. So I'm going to move forward to other business. And Mr. Chair, I, I believe I neglected to collect some examples of previous year's events and I will follow up on that. I just wanted to, you know, highlight. I believe that the executive committee had asked me to do that. I had not done that yet, but I will collect that. And we can, man, whenever you get that opportunity, you just have to have an email. It doesn't have to be in the next meeting. So any other business? Mr. Johnson, Ms. Snard, do you have any other business that you just real quick? Mr. Chair, when is community development week? April. April. Mr. Chair. Yes, ma'am. I just wanted to add one thing. During our last meeting, we brainstormed a list of topics that we'd like to cover. And I would just like everyone to know that in the minutes, we added the link to the wiki page that Matt has developed. And so he's added a lot of information, samples of, I think proposals. What else, Matt, did you add to that so that it can ground the members? So I just encourage you to go to that wiki page. Do you want to give an overview of what? Yeah, I can just reference that if that's a pleasure. Absolutely. Give me a second here, sorry. I'm just going to see if, whether or not you would be able to add your presentation to your next wiki page as well. Yeah, so I've been trying to collect all the relevant information. Mr. Chair, can you see this wiki site that I've got here? It is really bare bones at this point, but it's really just a Google site that we can put everything on. And so I did add the, we've had previous presentations that don't give overviews of the federal programs, home and CDBG. And so I just added all those presentations on here and everyone should have access to these and can download these if you wish. So each of the federal programs has a PowerPoint presentation that I've embedded into the site. And then we also have the CAC bylaws. It looks like I didn't enable them to be able to get access, but the bylaws and the boards and commission handbook is also linked on here. And once again, all of this stuff is on the city's website, different places, but wanted to just have a landing page that folks could easily kind of access these.  But once again, the idea is that this would just be a place that you could get information quickly and be able to get information that you need. Is it possible on that as we continue to build it to put minutes on there or the YouTube? Yeah, what I was going to do is on the home page, I was just going to put the links to where we have the minutes that go to the city's agenda sites center, but you know, that's for all the boards and commissions.  I just haven't gotten to that. Yeah, I mean, first of all, we're not trying to give you more work. No, it's more work for me to be able to one off sort of answer these questions for members. So this actually is not more work. It's a little bit of work at the beginning, but it's not, it makes it easier for us on the back end. And then I would also suggest, you know, I share the YouTube live, you know, like my personal pages, you know, it might be, it might be cool for members who may be missed the meeting. I still want to inform them of the meeting to at least have a YouTube website page as well. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.  But once again, the thought process is that sometimes those aren't super easy to locate. Right. And so you certainly will connect those. Yep. I know for a fact, nothing, nothing is navigating on either city or the website. Yeah. Yeah, it's just that there's so much the city and county, you know, we have so many boards of commissions that, you know, it's not that it's not there. It's just it's sometimes it's easier to just if you could go to one place and it'll sit in there. Correct. All right. So that I appreciate that. Mr. Johnson, did you have any other visits? No, but if you can refresh my memory, did I put in a link to the Elvahome dorm website? In the minutes or? Oh, did I discuss that with the body? We touched over it last month, only trying to touch over it, but we can, we want to pull that up so we can move it as to the, you know, we can, we can give an update on that on what the website. We can do a well update on the next where at the next meeting. Right. I just like to make sure, you know, I have so much information flowing through my head. I can't remember what I've shared, what I have not, and so I want to make sure to do that and we can do it at the next meeting. Yeah, we can definitely put that on the agenda for the next meeting, which I feel like we'll have more members and it might be an opportunity for more, you know, comments, questions based on that website. So agenda item number seven is something that we discussed in the executive meeting. You know, again, I'm on the affordable housing implementation committee and, you know, part of their meetings, they do ask for public comment via the chat. And I felt like that was something that we needed to do better within this committee. We hope that people will want to attend our committee meetings and we hope that people have, you know, citizens have questions that they want answered based on the different experts we have to come speak or even questions that we can answer as a board. So we will now have a public questions and comment portion of our meeting for the community. If the community has questions, we give them this space to ask them. And so, no, if we have any questions or any any comment, Mr. Mr. Chair, just a point of order. So, you know, and I mentioned this in the executive committee, we have the ability to and have the link to join these meetings, the public to join these meetings, the way that you've referenced that occurs in the affordable housing implementation committee, but there are no there are no public participants right now in in the meeting. Now, the YouTube, the YouTube site would be, you know, is available and there may be comments on, you know, there but I'm not monitoring that. So I guess just to kind of give you some make sure you have the right information there that we do, we don't have anybody from the public that isn't this on this meeting right now. And so we'll move forward. Any announcements, any announcements from whether it be members or staff, you know, this is a, I don't have any announcements. However, you know, continue to promote this committee. All right, we we're trying, we're going to as an executive committee, we're going to try to make sure that we have the topics that as a board that was stated in that first meeting, we're going to have those topics. And, you know, I know that we can't control when people are sick and we can't control what's currently we can't control a lot of things can't control. But the power of this board is dependent on is on the power of the members that attend the meetings. And so, you know, I'm hoping that we will have all 14 14. I think we I don't know if we have any 13 or 14 15 Mr. Chair total is the 15 15 members and I don't know how many openings we still have. We have to two openings for the count to the county seats have openings right now. So if you know anybody who wants to get involved in boards and commissions, tell them to go through this through the county and apply. We want diverse lenses in voices in these meetings. I'm very, very crippled. There's a question. One quick question about the RP views, will Mr. Starr send us those opportunities as they are? Yes, I so that we can express interest. Yes, I will do that. Once once we have the timelines, you know, more firmly sort of developed and are at that point, I'll send I'll send requests for those opportunities to all the members of the committee. Awesome. All right. Any other announcements before we take a motion for a German? And I'll take a motion for a German. So moved. And I will see everybody October the total sum October, October the 25th, I think. Yes, October the 25th in your best Halloween costume if you celebrate. Just know that it has to be appropriate. And that I'll see y'all later. Councilmember Freelon, we appreciate your presence, my brother. Y'all have a good, good rest of your week. About to win the costume party. Thank you. All right. Bye.


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So if there's like some sort of identifying team logo or year or date Right, well, we'll go that way. I think that makes the most logical sense there. All right So and at the end it's a wax party invite break to so a lot of stuff going on here big thanks to this group for making it happen Appreciate you all 30 teams are in let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams a five and a five ten the hard way So Tyler what's going on? One two three four five six seven eight nine and tenth and final time We got Carl CKH All the way down to CKH five and a five ten times four teams one two three four five six seven eight Nine and tenth and final time after ten we got the Rangers down to the Rockies So ten we got ten there and ten there Let's match it with teams right here All right, Carl with the Rangers Reds Brewers Eugene with the Marlins Carl with the twins Alan Blue J last Bob Mojo Scott with the Phillies Carl with Orioles Cubs Mets and my Dodgers Jason with the spot that you wanted the filler the Red Sox Carl with the Angels and Braves Jilo with the Guardians Carl with the Mariners Rays Giants Cardinals Tigers Padres Nationals White Sox and Yankees Michael with the Diamonds Jeremy with the Royals Austin with the Astros Scott with the A's and Carl with the Pirates and Rockies All right, and now let's alphabetize by first name We're in a pause video when we come back or first name by alphabetically by team And then when we come back we're in a pause video where we come back and see if there's any trades Then we'll have the break to stick around We'll be right back All right, welcome back ladies and gentlemen. No deals were done. So The list right here remains the same here on two Tuesday July 11th 7-eleven 2023 Thanks for watching everybody. We're gonna start with the base heavier stuff first and then we'll get around to these this memorabilia And I'm the 2022 Bowman draft first edition ended up being in a easy individually individual boxes here So he's really powerful Plastic on here. All right. Good luck everyone. How did it? What did everyone think about the all-star game? the nationally finally Finally winning one they won three two Elias Diaz's go-ahead home run Was the difference maker he ended up winning the MVP as well. Did everyone have Elias Diaz as MVP? I wonder what his odds were at the beginning of the game White Sox is Louise Robert injured in the home run derby. So he's out of the all-star game Lou Jays is Romano and exits all-star game with back tightness MLB players association want tweets to the pitch timer before the playoffs Agree with that Rob Manfred commish saying that the A's have begun the relocation process They submitted the application. I read this article during during my dinner break, but they They received the You know the application to to officially move but one thing they have to they have to add is Where they're gonna play in the interim when their lease runs out in 2024 and before The stadium 2024 thing on the before the stadium opens up in 2026 Like that. I think they got to figure out where they're gonna play in 2025 Maybe even 2026. I would I would imagine it would be I don't know where they play actually I would imagine they would play at the A's AAA Stadium and just I mean it would be kind of a Scheduling might be very very odd So they could try to play there Or would they make them play in a completely different city? That would be interesting. I Don't know if that's happened before I just share with the Raiders again. That'd be kind of funny considering how much Raiders owner How much he hates the Oakland owner there's Jackson holiday for the Orioles, that's for Carl Yeah, Mark Davis Raiders owner can kind of has has made it very clear that That if the A's owner who didn't eff around with the leasing situation for the Coliseum that wouldn't have Raiders would still be an Oakland. I don't think that's gonna happen. And I don't think the same can even sustain a baseball Field the way it's configured. It's Anthony Gutierrez for the Rangers. That's for Carl I guess is a they'll just play in the In the AAA arena But I feel like it'd be sort of a scheduling nightmare and this Jordan Walker to 75 it would be interesting Into the Cardinals that's for That's for Carl What if they made the A's I Don't know if baseball can make the team do anything like that, but if you I don't know what if they What if major league baseballs? Hey, we'll make it really easy For you to make this move if You play in an area where we're exploring whether a major league baseball team could be sustainable You know what I mean? Expansion has always been on the mind of Baseball these days Kobe mail goes to Carl in the Orioles and You know Portland has been talked about Montreal has been talked about Vegas or a is already filling Vegas. So that markets already set North Carolina. Maybe Charlotte Memphis There's Gabriel Rincones to the Philly Scott. So what if they said hey, you know, we'll make this relocation thing really easy for you If you go play Somewhere Somewhere else somewhere where we want you to play, you know, just to just to take the temperature There's Ronald's brother Louise on Hella Kunya for Carl and the Rangers you know, we'll just see Just so we can take the temperature of Baseball fan interest there.  You know Buy some once-in-a-lifetime Memphis a's merch or something like that It's Betty Montgomery going to Carl in the Rockies Think I think that'd be an interesting idea. I don't I don't know if I don't know if that's even something that is allowed under The rules or I don't know if I know the NFL. I think has a relocation fee, right? if a team moves like when Mark Davis moved the Raiders to Vegas when Cronkie moved the Rams to LA I Think there was some sort of there had to have been some sort of I Think there's a relocation fee you pay the league something and then it gets split amongst the teams or something like that Wonder baseball is the same thing Scott. What's up? How does the MLB season overlap with college baseball? Could they rent some games at UNLV does UNLV have their own baseball stadium? College season is spring I Guess late winter isn't it like when does when did Thomas play our guy Thomas plays for Cal State full or Cal State Northridge Or just a couple games away from doing college World Series No I feel like that's a that's a spring sport, right? You play for a few months in the spring like February February March April then May and June are like Tournaments and college baseball World Series these stuff. Yeah, John saying it's a spring sport, right? So they technically could and they'd probably be easier to move Move the college team and have them if there's a conflict They could move the college team to the triple-a stadium.  But they've got a small that'd be cool to see to see the to see the a's in a to see the a's in a College state to see any major league baseball team in a college baseball stadium would be awesome Yeah, Mark Davis definitely like I said to Jilo Mark Davis will definitely not be hosting the a's though I think playing a season in different place would be interesting We've got Henry Mendez to 150 for the Brewers. That's for Carl An all-card ship ladies and gentlemen, so you'll get all these might be worth looking up some of these Bowman first See what their progress is in the minors John remembers playing baseball snow flurries at Ohio Ohio State There is Clark Elliott To 150 They still do baseball games at the club. They did not do it this time or this year There's Edie Cap to send him up in the Astrodome. Is that still standing? What do they do with the Astrodome? I? remember a ways back Ohio University not Ohio State University. Is that what you're saying still standing on?  There's Mikey Romero to 150 going to Boston. That'll be for Jason Kay I feel like a number of years ago a couple guys snuck into the Astrodome the little largely abandoned But still standing Astrodome and then they just wandered around Drinking some beers smoking some weed maybe and they were just like here's what it looks like inside And it was like kind of creepy This cavernous dome maybe You know, it was just really creepy. Oh Assins University of Ohio Assins home of the bobcats Carl knows them 25 years ago Nice One of our one of our guys here that works here is a pitcher for Cal State Fullerton Cal keeps saying Fullerton. That's where Justin Turner went Cal State Northridge just over the hill in the valley He's pitching pretty well We're crossing he's crossing his fingers more than us, but we're crossing fingers fingers that he may He may this time next year. Maybe here's name get called in the draft. He's already had a teammate Get called up He was talking about guys who got drafted that he struck out. That's right That that's got to be on the tape for the scouts next year Actually take this stuff out of inventory here. So two boxes Mixer number two So I should have done that. I always forget to do this before the break to 2023 finest. That's three box of that. That's five Total Minus the two here. That's seven total. So we have two four six boxes left. So we have break three four and five Left to go. I mean even if Thomas gets I'm trying to think about this bowman draft We see like late round picks right fifth six round picks Maybe the boss man can pull some strings with some of the folks. He knows and It tops Make sure our guy gets gets cards in here, which would be which would be awesome John says I led the team hit batters as a relief guy And then ended up playing right field good Vilo no control Jilo saying I played t-ball as a kid Your average was a thousand what after one at bat God him Want it bad than like that's a game That's as good as it's gonna get for your baseball career a sporting regret in my life And maybe this is this is more more putting the blame on my parents is I did not play organized baseball as a kid Did a lot of soccer a lot of tennis a lot of swimming so it's not like we We did not do athletic activities But it's just baseball just wasn't there football obviously and basketball for obvious reasons but Yeah, I played a lot of like pickup baseball my cousins played like my cousins played through high school They started they were pretty good little on music grew up playing a lot of Hang a lot of music their Shane Bieber and behind him is drew waters 47 out of 150 just as I took a swig of water Royals that's gonna be for Jeremy when the spotty got straight up Shane Bieber the Biebs to 199 for Cleveland. That's for Gabe Cleveland this is for you. There's Mookie Betts to 300 that'll be for my Dodgers. That'll be for Carl Played a lot of pickup baseball my cousins used to live in San Jose. There's Joey Manessus And they lived on a cul-de-sac a lot of neighborhood kids who played baseball. So there are a lot of summers playing baseball like the old days from from lunch to Till our parents yell at us to come inside Joey Manessus for Carl in the Nationals and there's Cal Mitchell It says two chrome Autos per master box. This is already three. I've got a bonus auto here Cal Mitchell refractor auto going to the Pirates that'll be for Carl And so will this Adley Rushman refractor that's pretty nice John you tried out for the reds. They asked me to pay them pay them for their time Yeah, you can come by our open tryouts for $1,000 Fulio Rodriguez to 175 Aqua shimmer Gilo says I paid all sports except for soccer talk. It's pretty funny. I enjoyed it That's Corbin Carroll purple nice Michael with the diamond bags Yeah, basketball obviously I'm quite short never worked for me. I attempted to play But this was definitely I was even short in elementary school so I was even short in elementary so always last picked on basketball teams Like I was relatively well liked Elementary so wasn't because I was not like It was cuz I was just too short. It wasn't very good but Yeah, football. I was obviously too small. I did play sort of a middle tier Intermule college football five on five. I want to say Pretty decent at that obviously due to my size. I would get murdered on a high school football field Besides Thomas who is the most athletic Jaspie's guy? I think Michael Jaspie who's on vacation now You think he'll be back from Europe soon Michael Jaspie who does our eBay and who you see sometimes on here? He played high school baseball Could he have played college baseball? Maybe I don't know if he wanted to I'm not sure. Maybe he was close. I don't have to ask him. I'll have to ask him about that Great golfer That's pretty athletic Ramon one of our sorters and shippers here that you don't really see on camera sort of the behind-the-scenes guy I want to say played high school football and He played a lot of soccer Jason played high school for he was QB for his high school football Jason's got a really good arm Francisco Alvarez and Larry Walker nice 7 out of 25 orange shimmer autograph. That's for Carl and the Rockies Nick Nick is athletic He I think he did well in his elementary.  He can swing the bat pretty well You know, he's pretty long with the golf clubs when I go golfing with him. So I would say he is athletic but maybe Didn't get a really get a fair fair shake Nick Prado Joey Maneses to 99 for the Nationals Nick Prado for the Royals goes to Jeremy Port Mariano Vera is that That pattern right there that might be a short print But that's a headlanders Mariano Rivera for the Yankees Carl double-check that when you get this I don't know what Nick's basketball skills are What is skill level with the basketball? Now he has talked about think about putting like a hoop on there Nick is probably against the the asthma thing kind of got in the way for him. I feel like which I think Frustration but But like I think he feel like if he just spot up and shot I think he'd be pretty good Think he might just be a good shooter Chris Jaspie also Good with the golf sticks. He's pretty long with the clubs And I think he was a starting he was a starting pitcher JV or a varsity baseball through high school So he's got a good arm, you know in spite of my size limitations I'm I feel like I'm pretty pretty good playing sports some tennis at least I can swim Pretty decently too short for swimming too. I'm not long enough for swimming for competitive swimming anyway I may not be an athlete, but I feel like I am athletic. Does that make sense? Jaspie's well, we're still believe it or not, Jimmy. We're still kind of a small team. So like a a Jaspie's softball team would Consist of pretty much the in pretty much the entire staff So we'd have to like pretty much shut down the store and not do a live stream one night There's Shay Lang Lears to 175 you know, if we do that often enough and We're not paying those guys that we're not making the money to pay the guys to be on the softball team and in the slippery slope to We've thought about it though We've definitely we especially with like some some with a college baseball player on our team We can still hit the ball pretty well. He's a pitcher, but he can still hit the ball pretty well and with some some high school baseball guys Some varsity high school baseball guys that are with us, too I'm like man, you know, I'll be happy to I'll be happy to play like deep right field and And hit ninth on that team to be just fine Yeah, lots of really good baseball lots of really good softball teams down here, too. I Remember in college playing. Oh nice Nick Prado. So we got Nick waters for for Jeremy in the world and now a rookie's Nick Prado autograph There you go, Jeremy Ever played slosh ball Jimmy I was I was on a pretty good slosh ball team my newspaper staff versus another newspaper staff in college You put up you put a pony keg at second base And you have to drink a red cup before you advance and if someone ends up running behind you You can't advance and the person in front of you has to finish your drink before you can advance All right, we're done with this Now for the memorabilia some room for myself here I need a little room for this break Yes, softball is a great ride of passage We had a ringer on our team You remember You remember old Padres third baseman Sean burrows They're dead Jeff Burrows actually There's a mini box right mini home right here. They're dead Jeff Burrow I think won a MVP for the AL in the early 70s or something like that Sean Burrows unfortunate unfortunately had a lot of Sort of addiction issues after a series of injuries They they've finally lost him for a while. They found him homeless in Vegas And then he made a recovery and came back and played did played some games and I think he's okay now, but Sean burrows his brother Sean burrows his brother Scott Used to work for our newspaper staff and he was a good ball player in his own right, you know, and Yeah, he would be our ringer for his first softball team. I Played all right. All right. Well, is the next one almost sold out I think I could squeeze another one in before the night is out Yeah, I'll add some more full spots back in we can do another one of these and probably be the last break of the night All right. I need to put Tom's on camera for the summer. He's working the shop for the summer for us Rex So yo, you want to get chummy with him? So when he gets into the bigs, you can work work him for some memorabilia. Oh No, if he gets drafted by the Cubs Rex, I'll be happy for him But all right quick little who am I on this autograph baseball? retired baseball player five-time World Series winner I mean, that's all your lefty outfielder. How many how many players? He's six years old now, but how many players have that caliber? I've won five World Series played for the Reds for a while But one is five World Series with his next team Yep, John and Jimmy's got it Paul O'Neill Oh, and it's a black baseball Paul O'Neill With gold ink, that's awesome. He got all the paperwork in there as well Carl with the Yankees Wait, did he win one with the Reds? Oh, he was on that 91 Reds team, right? The Jose Rio here was it wasn't the Jose Rio here. All right next feels like the Jersey and This one's pretty obvious, right? Can you guess this auto? You can tell the team Which will be which will be for Alan Murdoch last spot mojo blue jays Actually Alan, this is a great time to get this guy. Yep. Kevin's Kevin and Dan's got it Vlad Guerrero, Jr This looks like an officially licensed Jersey, too Were they all officially licensed? Good time to get him and it should have all the official Logos and and all that beautiful stuff. So it's gonna be a good-looking one Last spot mojo as well 70% of the time last spot mojo hits 100% of time. Can you do this one first? Oh? A hit parade box a card. I don't know no word on what addition this is If it's limited platinum sapphire. Oh It is Nolan Gorman nice an autograph on his bowman first Authentic autograph 19th overall pick first rounder Nice That's easy. That's gonna go to the reds. That'll be for Carl put that along with the other cards Oh, we'll send you this pouch, too. I'm pretty sure of the bag ship Everyone's gonna know this one. This one's easy. Oh, they can say go Oakland A's helmet, which looks pretty cool They hit you. I kind of like this when they gave you the full helmets. These aren't like game use or anything like that But they are officially licensed I like the single ear flap the single ear flap. I think it's pretty nice That goes to Scott and the A's Yeah, pretty cool No indications of Cocaine in here Carl. I mean if there was I'd be breaking until three in the morning Yeah, not game use. So yes. No, no cocaine here Yeah, yeah, can't can't do that can't ship little dine bags out That would be I think that would be trafficking under federal law. I'd rather not do that Should I touch should I test it and the last one here is a cub? And it's a neon blue Autograph right there and he guesses on that prospect. I think so far all the mini helmets have been prospects by the way And he guesses there it's gonna go to Carl and the Cubs I'll give you the first name Kevin It's Kevin. Let's see how well know Kevin knows Kevin baseball players Sorry Rex This is for Carl and this is gonna be Kevin Alcantara All right one more Now we might have another one sold out So I just added spots back in I think it resold out again the pattern is pretty pretty similar There's the autographed baseball Feels like a mini helmet another mini helmet Another full-size helmet Jersey, oh The jersey And this one has a couple extra things here what feels like some sort of book or program This feels like another hit parade box and this is box four out of ten The other one was two out of ten If you're keeping track at home Hit parade and obsidian basketball sold out well one of those we're not gonna have time for unfortunately But we'll go through We'll go through and figure it out First to fill first to break. All right. We've got Khalil Watson for Miami. That's gonna be for Eugene and the Marlins Get some coke and do them both. I don't know You might be too late the coke shop closes early We've got Robin yout What is this? It's an official game program. You got Robin yout through the years and a free collector card inside That's gonna go to the Brewers that will be for That's gonna be for Carl. We've got oh, that's Kurt Schilling. I was like I There it is Kurt Schilling reverse the curse Indeed Red Sox that will be for Jason K with the spot that he won in the filler. Sorry. I think we're not gonna play who am I anymore? I want to try to squeeze in all of the breaks tonight Let's get the baseball out of the way first Or else I gotta call my guy and he's gonna be like what? This is a gold baseball That is Luis Gonzalez Is there any team marking on here? No, it's just a gold baseball Luis Gonzalez played for who the longest diamond backs? Yeah, he played with the diamond backs for eight seasons Next closest was Houston seven seasons Corner baseball reference calm Michael with Arizona poor Kurt You should be in the Hall of Fame, right? I don't necessarily Don't necessarily agree with Kurt as a In a personal sense But I feel like he's got to be in the Hall of Fame. We got an Astro. It's gonna be And he guesses there this is actually not a prospect This is our first non prospect mini helmet for Austin and the Astros Not bizio close. It's one of the killer bees It could be full size for a two-way nice one one more guess someone's got to get it.  That's I'm saying he should be in the Hall of Fame because it's about His plane and we know this guy one of the nicest guys in baseball According to people in baseball That's Carl with the Braves All right Congrats Carl. There you go gang nice deal Murphy helmet now No other randomizers except for a wax party randomizer. So let's gather everybody's names So even if you didn't get anything nice out of here cross your fingers Maybe you'll end up with a wax party spot and get something nice once we fill up that wax party Invite list we're getting close four and a four eight times Four and a four eight the hard way name on top after eight. Good luck one two three four five six seven and eight All right Carl's got a lot of spots. Is his name up there or did someone pip him for a spot someone did Gilo Gabe With the wax party invite after four and a four eight the hard way Sorry Carl, but congrats to Gabe We'll see in the wax party. Jasper's case breaks calm. Bye. Bye