So you can see right here on the front of it Just so we are not playing any games Everybody out there's having a fantastic time in today's video. We are doing a massive surgical update to frostbite and few of you guys Knew what was about to happen. Well today. We're gonna talk about what's actually going down right now as right over here on the Out of the camera view frostbite is in a kazillion pieces all over the place right here But anyway, as you can tell this is a camshaft and it's not just a regular camshaft. This is a TSP camshaft as you can see right here Texas speed and performance and this is also a custom grind camshaft from Dr. Differential and speed shop Justin Baker has been helping frostbite tremendously over the last few months and and This is one of his custom grind boost cams that he calls the enforcer cam This is a custom grind Hemi camshaft specifically for a forced air or boosted Hemi engine Now let's talk about a little bit about what's different with this cam versus the cam that's in frostbite currently as Many of you know the truck Currently is running J greens point five high lift racing cam and it's currently tuned by J green and On that camshaft That's a pretty small camshaft, but it does well and we've done some great times with frostbite running that camshaft Currently the date we ran a best of 11 6 on that camshaft with a fairly small stall converter in the truck the torque storm supercharger running some you know low boost levels and The trucks have been running good. Like I said, we've ran 11 6. I'm sure we could have got that time Probably down a few more tents with some more tuning and some more testing or whatnot Without a question the point five cam has been doing us good But it is a very small cam that's that camshaft is designed more along an NA engine with a stock converter again before I started this channel frostbite had a OEM camshaft lifter failure which destroyed my factory camshaft and I was looking for a new camshaft and Before we kind of got to where we are now where we're actually racing the truck a lot and modding it like crazy. I Wanted a new camshaft, but I wanted a little bit of a power gain But at that time I wasn't planning on doing a stall converter. So we went with the j-green point five cam and Again, that's what's in the truck and that's what we are removing now this cam from dr. Differential and speed shop This is his enforcer camshaft Again, it's designed specifically for a boosted forced air Build on a Hemi engine This camshaft is much bigger than the point five cam. We are currently running This is a 224 intake and a 230 exhaust very massive difference compared to the point five cam that's currently in the truck You know J-green kind of on his cams. He kind of rates them like stage point five stage one 1.5 to 2.0, you know 2.5 so on and so on Currently, you know, I haven't really looked into a lot of the j-green cams lately But I believe most of his biggest cams are around the 2.5 to the 3.0 cam currently If I'm not mistaken if I'm wrong somebody can comment and probably fix that I'm sure but Going off of his intake and exhaust numbers on the green cams His biggest cams are seems to be around, you know on the exhaust side around the 230 again This cam is a 230 exhaust, but the intake is pretty big, you know, specifically for the boost is a 224 So basically what that said, you know, this cam would be somewhere along the lines of a 2.5 or much bigger cam in Spectrum just trying to give you guys an idea of The size of this camshaft, you know, everybody does camp custom cams has a different way of You know Rating their cam or what they call it or vice versa again Jay goes by stages a lot of other cam people a lot of other custom grinds out there a lot of people will just give Them names like this is the enforcer cam Justin also Also, dr. Diff has some other cams that are like thump cams that he calls joker cams He's got many different cams, but we're gonna talk about the enforcer today most of all But in a nutshell this cam is massive compared to what we got it should put us Towards the direction we want to go with the truck This is a boost specific grind cam. We're obviously running boost We plan to run more boost in the future Not only that we still have the nitrous system that will probably intertwine with the build later down the road when we actually forged the engine and On top of that you guys already know the transmission in the truck currently will be going away And we're gonna do a cope racing 46 re trans swap. That's gonna be a full manual valve body Transmission it's gonna have a huge stall converter probably around the 45 to 4800 range and not only that we're gonna have a Trans brake so I'm not really more or less caring much about the bottom in as With the race and transmission.   That's all I got to say.  I hope obviously When we're putting that much power down, we're probably gonna be breaking stuff So we'll see what we break and we'll fix it and make it better as we get we go along with the whole thing But basically what I wanted to talk about today guys was the camshaft going in frostbite So We're we're going away from the J. Green cam. We're going with Justin at dr. Differential speed shot we're going with his enforcer boost cam and Not only that we are gonna be going with custom tuning from dr. Differential This truck will no longer as of today be tuned by J. Green anymore Me and Jay is you know, I believe we still have a good relationship Honestly, I haven't talked to him in a while You know, we didn't have any arguments or anything bad happened or anything like that But basically in a nutshell guys How this kind of came about and I don't want to hide anything on my channel As you guys know I try to put it all out there I try to be as honest as I can if something sucks. I'm gonna tell you if something's great. I'm gonna tell you So basically why we have a TSP cam and why we're going away from Jay and it's it's this simple guys Obviously modifying these himmies and these ram trucks It is not cheap and it is not cheap by no means and I am definitely not the richest guy out there in the world I work full-time jobs just like everybody else and not only that I do a lot of work on the side when I can just to be able to afford this hobby and Obviously the YouTube channel is helping tremendously with being able to support Frostbite if something goes down something breaks or to try to upgrade something so I have a you know again, thank you guys for watching and tuning in and subscribing to the channel and Getting the channel where it is today much much. Thanks to all of the watchers out there guys. Like I said, I love all of you guys But basically what happened guys Justin at dr. Diff he hit me up and He said he had a camshaft for me that he would love for me to try out and Give it a whirl So he offered me this camshaft and basically Exactly what happened. He told me he didn't care if Jay tuned it. He didn't care who tuned it He offered tuning if I needed it But more or less he offered me the camshaft to try out as you know, I don't have a boost cam He offered me the camshaft. I Contacted Jay. I asked Jay if he would tune this camshaft for me now Jay tunes TSP cams He's tuned many of them. There's lots of people that's running a TPS cam But he told me he would not tune this camshaft. He refused. I don't know the details I haven't even asked, you know, I haven't even asked Justin at dr. Diff really about it as I don't care It don't involve me Whatever happened in the past with those two is between them and and I don't care. That's that's it doesn't involve me But it ended up involving me in this situation. I love Jay. I've ran his camshaft forever I've had his tuning since day one on this truck and You know, I've supported his stuff. I've tried to offer Help selling his stuff as much as possible on the channel I've had numerous people contact me about his camshafts and his tunes What cams in my truck to get from Jay? So without a question, you know, I've helped Jay sell a ton of tunes and a ton of camshafts and That's no, you know, that's no line and again, I pay full price with Jay Green just like anybody else does I don't get any money from helping him sell anything as I don't want any money from him It's not a big deal. You know, if someone contacts me I get tons of messages all the time asking me what Jay Cam is in my truck and They want to do the same thing so I give them all the information what they need and I send them over to Jay and That is on a regular basis. I can tell you right now It's at least a few a week that I get that across Instagram across Facebook across YouTube So it's no slack on my end of trying to help Jay Sell his products. So and I feel like I'm Kind of running around the bushes here. It's a long story and I'm trying to shorten it down for you guys but What I'm getting at long story short Jay refused to tune this camshaft because it comes from Dr differential and speed shop He told me he will not tune any camshafts from dr. Diff or garage floor racing I have no idea who garage floor racing is. I've heard some things But I don't know any of the people over there personally. I don't really know what they're doing I do know Justin as Justin's been helping me on this truck since we went boost A lot of you guys know when we started with the boost we had some sputtering issues And Justin was actually one of the guys that helped me out tremendously We're trying to figure that out and it ended up being my injectors the whole time But that's kind of where this relationship started Justin helped me get the truck Figured out and then of course with Jay's tuning. We got everything resolved but long story short Justin offered me a camshaft that's going to help my build help me And help this channel and put you know put us towards a direction that's going to be hopefully faster and better in the long run Jay doesn't want to tune the camshaft Jay won't tune the camshaft for me because of where the camshaft came from so Again, I don't know the story between those two.  So That's what's going down So the camshaft's going in the truck Justin and dr. Diff will be tuning this truck for now on and we also have switched over from the diablo sport to The hp tuners. So we have better software now as well. We have hp tuners, which justin has helped me out with he actually Uh, he actually hooked me up with an interface on the truck so that he can get the truck tuned And not only that I've been learning a lot with hp tuners and me and justin has Literally been face timing on hp tuners and him going through You know the data graphs showing me how to tune stuff on the truck how to adjust things And it's just you know I just feel really good about it guys. That's the best way I can put it, you know, justin has went out his way He has literally we've spent hours on the phone and him trying to more or less Kind of convert me to a tuner in a way Um showing me the graphs What does what and I'm definitely still learning no doubt about it But in the future between what he's teaching me what we're doing Um, you know, that's the other thing that's going to be great with this new setup With the hp tuners if I'm at the track the trucks acting funny or you know, we got different air that night or whatever I'll be able to actually Change things in the tune on the fly when I'm at the track with my laptop You know, I won't have to go back and forth constantly with email tunes And all of that stuff, which honestly and it does it gets very tiring. I've probably done Over 200 revision tunes on frost bike to get it where it is today guys and that is that is no lie It takes a lot of effort to go back and forth to the track Down the street, you know, try not to get a speeding ticket or whatever but With what justin's teaching me we're going to hp tuners. It's just going to make life a lot easier And again He's an awesome guy. Like I said, he's literally teaching me the hp tuners And I've also Been taking some video courses online And not only that myself I've been watching lots of seminars on the hp tuning you know hp tuners actually has Little seminars all the time they go live and they show you how to you know, how to read this or change this or tune that or whatever So it's a very good software guys. You can do a lot with hp tuners And that's no lie. And that's why we're going with it The biggest thing too is Justin is that's what he tunes with he he uses hp tuners and that's it and he knows that like the back of his hand So that's the other reason we converted the truck to the hp tuners and no longer the diablo sport but hopefully guys We have The old camshaft is literally over here ready for me to pull it out and put this one in so I kind of stopped to do this little Little video to kind of give you guys an update and show show you what's going down I do want to take this camshaft out And just show you that Come over here So you can see right here on the front of it Just so we are not playing any games As you can see that says doctor differential and speed shop on it. That's his cam. Let me flip it over And you can see right there. It says enforcer on it It's kind of hard to read on the camera, but Again, this is his enforcer camshaft specifically for boost So there you go guys. There is the massive update going down with uh with frostbite Big boost cam going in and the j green cams coming out The j green cam will be for sale And I believe I already have somebody wanting to buy it if they back out I will definitely put up a post if anybody's interested in it um But other than that, I hope that kind of explains Why we're doing the camshaft and why we're going the direction we're going And kind of why the truck is going to be tuned by somebody different now Again, do not get me wrong. I'm not talking bad about j At all. I like j Jay has great stuff and he's by far One of the top tuners out there and he does really well at what he does There's fast trucks. No doubt tuned by j and his camshafts. No doubt they do work and again I hope you guys understand why we went this direction um It's hard to pass up a camshaft When somebody's asking you to try out a camshaft for free. So That's just kind of how it is also generally speaking TSP camshafts are usually much cheaper um Usually you get a you know off the shelf camshaft probably around the Middle three to four hundred dollar range and a custom grind camshaft Is actually going to run you I think around maybe five or six hundred bucks um give or take but If you're interested In a tsp cam a custom grind from justin at dr. Diff All the links to his shop will be in this video Now the other thing I want to mention Justin does not do a whole lot of the social media And email stuff if you want a camshaft if you want custom tuning He prefers to talk to you You know one-on-one on the phone He don't want to go back and forth with email if you're interested His phone number to the shop and everything will be in the video description He's more of a hands-on guy. He wants to talk to you. He wants to know what you're building He wants to know the direction you're going so he can get you to write cam For what you are building or where you are going with your car or your truck or your build period So please call him and he will definitely get you squared away if you're interested In one of his custom cams Um or his tuning Again, he offers remote tuning You do need to have hp tuners Because that is the platform he uses and that's the only platform he's going to tune with his hp tuners so Hope that squares everything up for everybody As always stay safe out there. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button Hit that like button and send me a message down below and tell me what you think about the camshaft And stay tuned because we're going to definitely have this thing running here in a little while so we'll have some running video footage Some idle footage on it. This cam like I said is a lot bigger Um, it's not a very choppy aggressive cam like you would have with like an na build But this cam should be Much more choppier than what we have in the truck currently so I can't wait to hear it So stay tuned and till the next time. We'll see you


Well, it's been two weeks after the attack on the Abuja Kaduna Bound train by bandits at Ducey Forest in Chukum Local Government Area of Kaduna State. The parents and relatives of the victims are calling on the government at all levels to open channels of communication for the safe release of their family members. The families gave 72-hour ultimatum to the government to rescue the abducted victims on hurt or take necessary action to dialogue with bandits for their release. Habila Dura-Fai filed in this report as presented in our studio. It's been 15 days of agony, trauma and sleepless nights for the parents and families of the victims of the Kaduna Abuja train attack. 80 people were killed, 26 injured and scores of passengers have been missing. Others are still in the hands of their captors. Two weeks after the victims went missing, families are hoping for their freedom from captivity. One of the parents of the abducted victims, Dr. Abdul Fattai Jumo, said the recent viral video released by the bandits made very clear their willingness to dialogue with the government, which is not out of place since the government seemed incapacitated to protect its citizens. He said the abductors are here to contact families for ransom and agreed to issue a 72-hour ultimatum to the federal government. Even if it is one letter that is involved, the Nigerian government will believe should do all it is possible within their powers and this is something that is not beyond government to do. We are appealing to them to come out, open channels of communications with them and get our loved ones out as quickly as possible. So we are appealing to the government to do all that is necessary to get our people out. We have decided as a collective that we are giving government 72 hours, 72 hours to do all that is necessary to bring out our loved ones. He stated that the government owes the people their responsibility of assuring their safety at all times, stressing that authorities have continued to be non-challenged and insensitive to securing the release of the victims, edging them to open channels of communication with them. If the equalers will talk, we will talk. What we want is we want our loved ones to be out. If the equalers will talk with them, we will expect the government should take this on out because the government is in charge of security of our citizens and this is not beyond the capacity of what government can do. They can do it, they can enter into negotiations or discussions with them and get our people out. We are expecting that government should open channels of communications with them. Let them just listen to them first. Let them listen to them and hear what they want from them. Within our powers, whatever it takes to secure and bring back our family members. She has been abducted with the Boko Haram or by the Boko Haram group because she called or they let her call just once to say that she is okay but definitely she is with them and since then we have not heard anything. We expected that the government would come communicate or contact the families to let us know at least allow our fears that something is being done about this happening or this incident but nothing has been heard. So we don't know anything nobody contacted us, it's just silence, we don't know what is happening. Please, please we are pleading with the government. We are helpless here, we don't know where to go. The government knows everything. We are pleading with the government. President Mohammed Buhari, please come to our aid. Please we are begging. This is barely 15 days. Special prayers were offered by the families and friends of the victims to seek divine help for safe release of the abducted victims.


looking at the name and address which seems fairly basic fairly straightforward but there are some nuances that we want to touch on and point out here obviously the IRS is going to want when we fill out our tax return our legal name our address and then they're going to want our identification number typically our social security number so that they can turn us into a number and then require that we're going to pay taxes and if we don't pay taxes they know where we live so they can come after us and make us okay so the name and address so you're going to print or type the information in the space provided if you are married filing a separate return enter your spouse's name in the entry space below the filing status check boxes instead of below your name in other words at the top of the form 1040 we're going to have the name information according to the filing status if we're single you would think we would just have one individual and not have a spouse so we wouldn't be putting a name into the spouse's line item however if we're married we might be able to choose to file married filing joint which is the preferred filing status typically but we could choose married filing separately if we choose married filing separately we're still going to have our name as the primary taxpayer on the return but then they still want the name of the spouse typically even though we're filing a separate return and theoretically the spouse would then also have to file a return so that the IRS knows what's going on and can kind of mirror what is happening on their side from both people that are filing a married filing separate return so tip if you filed a joint return for 2022 and you are filing a joint return for 2023 with the same spouse be sure to enter your names and social security numbers which are abbreviated as SSN's whenever you see that in the same order as on your 2022 return in other words usually when you look at the tax return you're going to have to list one name before the other name and traditionally that would be if you're married filing joint the husband would be the primary taxpayer and then the spouse would be also on the return the second name on the return if you flip the order of that and in the following year you put the spouse as the first name primary taxpayer and then the other spouse as the second you're going to confuse the IRS you're potentially and you don't want to confuse the IRS because when you do that then that usually cause delays and problems so you want to keep the ordering typically the same from year to year


Oh, she broke up with me. Oh, I'm suffering. All right, guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name's Bobby. Guys, life is suffering. The Buddha said. Is that really so? Is life suffering? When do we suffer? Is it when we wake up in the morning? We are still grumpy, groggy. Is it when we have to go to work? Is it when we have to go to the toilet in digestion? Is that suffering? Is it when we are hungry? Is it when we are moody, sleepy? Is that suffering? Or is it later on we have to see our parents die? Or friends go break ups? The drama of life. Is that suffering? The Bible says you should be in this world, but not of it. What does that mean?  Only God can judge. You essentially can pretend to judge. That's basically what that really means. People say, only God can judge me. Don't judge me. Not realizing that people can't really judge. This is why I constantly tell you about the silent prayer. The silent prayer called the hessie-caste in orthodoxy is nothing but sitting in silence and observing what is. An ancient practice that you, yes, can find in other religions as well. For this, you don't have to be orthodox. You don't have to be anything. You can simply sit in silence and observe what is. When you sit in silence and you observe what truly is, you will witness the absence of what is not.  It was make-believe. So therefore, I'm not calling for wishful thinking, imaginary meditation practice. No, I simply call you to be still and to know God. The Bible says, be still and know that I am God. That's it. There is not much to it. People get trapped in theological debates, in who Jesus was, how is the shape, the form of God, is it a unity, is it a trinity, is it this, is it that? People are caught up in the intellect, constantly debating and talking, essentially not knowing God, being trapped in the delusion. Life is very, very simple. Understanding God is very, very simple as well. The intellectuals, the Pharisees want to tell you that it's complicated, that you need them to understand God. You need to learn more. But this is not how life works. I'm a father now. Looking at my son, I know that he knows God without even talking. He knows God. He experiences God every single day. He experiences the easiness of the moment without any interpretation, because he is still a baby.  He is still pure. He is without sin, so to speak, because he isn't judging life. He doesn't pretend to know what life is. Life is very, very simple. If you make it complex, you will suffer. Show me the studies. This is suffering manifested. This is why vegans suffer. They suffer because they make life complex. I'm using chronometer. I'm getting enough protein.   Why could plant protein be better? Why is it healthier? Why is it better for the environment? Or it is better for the animals?  You know absolutely nothing. You are lost. You are misguided. Why?  It is that simple. Oh, if there is a God, why doesn't he help me? It is up to you to return and reach out to God. God doesn't need you. God doesn't need to do anything for you. People say, oh God is so evil. Why do I have to worship him? You don't have to worship him. It is quite obvious. If you don't want to worship God, you don't have to worship God.  If you don't want to work out, you want to get fat, you can get fat. No worries. God will let you experience that suffering because apparently you haven't learned the lesson yet. This is why we have to let people go and make their own mistakes. Let them do it. Have fun with it. Guys, when I quit veganism, at first I wanted to convert everybody to meat eating. Hey, guys, don't you know the happy news, the holy gospel of the steak? Listen, guys, it can save your life. Yes, it can, but now I realize that those people have to suffer. They have to suffer because they didn't get the memo. It is that simple. They didn't learn the lesson and this is why they have to go through suffering. It is that simple. Life is simple. Life is beautiful. You have no idea how little thought goes into my life nowadays. You cannot plan what will happen in the future. As they say, life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans, but it is so true. You cannot determine what will happen in a couple of seconds. Hey, maybe I'm gonna do a car crash here.  Who knows? Right now, I'm recording a video and that's all I'm doing right now. Later on, when I'm in the gym, I'm gonna work out and that's all I'm gonna do right then, right there. Later then, I'm gonna eat and that's all I'm gonna do and I'm gonna enjoy myself and I don't experience any suffering doing it because suffering is only a construct of the mind. In the end, life is only experience, but you can experience all kinds of things if you're trapped in your imagination. Instead of experiencing pure, God-given life, you will experience the constructs, the concepts of your mind. Oh, she broke up with me. Oh, I'm suffering. That's what you experience. Suffering is just an illusion. When you stop thinking, suffering ends. All right, guys. And this is it for today's video. Let me know in the comment section what you think. If you enjoyed it, leave it a thumbs up. If you haven't subscribed already, guys, please do so. And as always, may God bless you all. Much love and peace.


Internal Revenue Service, IRS Tax News, IRS and Treasury provide guidance for insurance providers on alternative minimum tax under the Inflation Reduction Act. Honestly, is it just me or is blindly being guided by government entities feeling like a less and less wise decision these days given the clear and justifiable lack of trustworthiness in government entities? I mean, after President's Day, I think we should take the time to really recognize how amazingly lucky we've been with our presidents. Until recently, of course. George Washington could have been king for crying out loud and he turned it down because he knew power corrupts and over-centralization of power is always a bad idea in the long run. I mean, if power corrupts, George Washington withstood the corrupting power equivalent of being plugged directly into like a warpiper drive or something and he handled it beautifully.  About precise calculations, we'd fly right through a star or bounce it close to a supernova and then it injured real quick, wouldn't it? We're losing it up like a ship. Whereas Joe Biden has clearly been fried to a crisp by it.  Let's be honest. George Washington just wanted to do his duty and go home. Joe Biden by contrast has been clinging to Washington power like a squirrel stuck in a trap because it won't let go of the nut and the hole. Oh, I'm going to have these things on my arms forever. Homer, I'm going to have to saw your arms off. They'll grow back, right? Oh, yeah. Are you just holding onto the can? Your point being? I mean, Joe Washington, he looked to serve, not for fame. Joe Biden looks for the most popular TikTok influencers to have a photo shoot with and his wife visits the Grammys for political pop points for crying out loud. Like, I'm telling you, we just need like a plain, boring, dedicated, no nonsense dude in the White House again. Somebody so boringly normal, his favorite sex position is like 66, but like where the second six is transposed. So like the two sixes, you know, if you think about them as like little people would be like facing each other. You know what I mean? The second six being like a nine that's been flipped upside down. So it's now basically a six, but facing like the opposite way as a normal six. So like the upside down nine on the right side would be facing, you know, the six on the left side. You know, I know Phil. I know that I'm not supposed to explain. I'm not supposed to explain the joke, but I just don't want to be misinterpreted. You know, no, no, Phil. I'm not scared of being missing. Okay, whatever, Phil. Look, no, no, I'm not going to go into my favorite sex positions at this point in time. That's that's why because because it's irrelevant, Phil, that's that's irrelevant. I wasn't I wasn't volunteering for the job, Phil. I was just trying to say that we just need like a normal dude or dude in there in the White House. Whatever.  The C. A. M. T. Until the issuance of proposed regulations, the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. Where have I seen that before? Like hundreds of times maybe over the last few, few, few months here as I've been reading the tax news. It's come up a few times, I must say. It was created the C. A. M. T. Which imposes a 15% minimum tax on the adjusted financial statement income of large corporations for taxable years beginning in 2023. Large corporations including insurance companies with average annual adjusted financial statement income exceeding $1 billion for the taxpayers generally affected by the C. A. M. T. The Treasury Department and the IRS have issued notice 2023 dash 20 to provide certainty to insurance companies and certain other taxpayers. Well, that's we got certainty is on the way. So in particular notice 2023 dash 20 provides interim guidance for the for the determination of adjusted financial statement income as it relates to one variable contracts and similar contracts to funds withheld reinsurance and modified co insurance agreements and free the basis for certain assets held by certain previously tax exempt entities that received a quote flash start in quote basis adjustment. So clear clear as day everything. I hope everyone you don't even need to read it at this point you just wrote you just read those three points and basically everything is is just crystal clear. So notice 2023 dash 20 also solicits comments on the rules contained in the notice and certain other issues under consideration. The Treasury Department and the IRS recommend that such comments be submitted by April 3rd 2023. More information may be found on the Inflation Reduction Act page. There's a link to that here.


In our previous two sessions, we were examining the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. We said that these are the five pillars or supports of the religion. I once asked a Christian apologist who was trying to basically argue against the Qur'an if he knew the five pillars of Islam, so surely if you presume to have enough knowledge to argue against the Qur'an, then surely you know the five pillars, I mean it's so basic. Now remember he said, oneness of God and prayer and that's when he sort of just got stuck and that was it. So he got stuck after number two. I read an article once in a Christian magazine called The Greatest Book Never Read. It was by Christian author, that was the title of the article, The Greatest Book Never Read and it was about the Bible. And so this Christian author, he was or journalist, he was criticizing his fellow Christians. And he concluded in this article that 50%, 50% of Christians that attend church cannot even name the four Gospels in the New Testament. They don't even know the names of the Gospels and these are Christians who actually go to church. And when I mentioned this to one of my teachers, he said, well probably 50% of Muslims coming out of Salat al Juma'a cannot even quote one hadith of the Prophet Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in Arabic, just one hadith. So that's a problem. This is a crisis of knowledge among Muslims. There are Muslims in our communities who have Bollywood movies memorized from start to finish, but they can't quote a hadith to save their lives. They don't prioritize and they don't even try, but that's the thing though that the tongue is the revelator of the heart. In other words, you can determine who or what a person loves by what he's always talking about unless he's a hypocrite, but that's a whole different animal. What are people talking about all the time? There are people who are constantly talking about food or cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, people talking about women or men all the time, people talking about social media, something they saw on TikTok. If one claims to love Allah and His Messenger but can barely read the Qur'an and cannot quote one statement of the Messenger whom one claims to love, then that's a problem. We need to recognize that problem. Now interestingly, even though fasting is one of the essential supports of the religion, the Qur'an contains only one passage consisting of five verses, so five ayat that deal explicitly with fasting, so Al-Baqarah 183-187. However, the Qur'an is a book, as I say, is teaming with meaning. That is to say it is an extremely polyvalent text. It has multiple layers of meaning and has an incredible wisdom density. Why is that? Because it's the ultimate, i.e. the last revelation of God. It has to stay relevant until the Sa'a, until the Eskatan, until the end of time. It was either Sidna Ammar or Ibn Ammar who said, if I lost the halter of my camel, I would know where to find it in the Qur'an. So that's true dedication. True dedication to the Qur'an is when the Qur'an becomes your ultimate source of guidance in all of your affairs, from the mundane to the spiritual, from the lowest to the highest. Over the centuries, our exegetes have written thousands of pages explaining these five ayat, because the Qur'an is an ocean according to Imam al-Ghazali. He calls it al-Bahar, and it's an ocean that keeps on giving as long as we keep fishing. That's the caveat. We have to stay engaged. Imam al-Ghazali, he said that a lot of Muslims are stuck on the shore, on the beach, satisfied with the basic outward meanings of the Qur'an. He said dive into the ocean of its meanings and collect its precious jewels, its rubies and pearls. And by rubies, he means the theological verses of the Qur'an, the verses that describe Allah SWT and give us the ma'rifatullah, intimate knowledge of God. And by pearls, he means the verses that describe the way to Allah, the silat al-mustaqeen. So you have orthodoxy and you have orthopraxis. So let's take a closer look at one of these ayat, Allah SWT says in verse 183 of al-Baqara, Ya ayyuhal ladina amanu kutiba aalakum us-siamu, kama kutiba aalal ladina min qabalikum la aalakum tattaqun. O you who believe, fasting has been prescribed upon you. Just as it was prescribed upon those before you, la aalakum tattaqun, which can be taken as a purpose clause, meaning an order for you to have taqwa. Now allow me to preface my comments about taqwa by saying the following, a severe difficulty. And I've mentioned this before in talks in recent times, but I think it's very, very important, must be reiterated that a severe difficulty that many Muslims face today is a loss of faith, a loss of iman among themselves, among their family members and friends and relatives. And I think this is due to several factors. Number one, ignorance, right, jahl, you know, a simple lack of knowledge, not knowing, but number two, which is just as bad and maybe even worse is the proliferation of misapprehension. In other words, thinking you know, thinking you know something when you don't know it. This is called jahl muraqab, compounded ignorance. For example, somebody came up to me once and said the Quran advocates violence, right, and was trying to convince me into believing that the Quran advocates violence. And this is someone who probably read some article last weekend or something about the Quran. And, and I said, well, you know, I've been studying this text for many, many years. I said, no, no, no, you don't know, this is what he's trying to tell me, the Quran actually advocates violence. So this is someone who, this is somebody who doesn't know the truth, but thinks he knows, right, this type of jahl muraqab, it's a very, very bad state. And then of course, the third reason, the popularity of trendy modern philosophies and social movements. Of course, there is atheism and atheism goes back thousands of years in the West, probably as far back as democratists. But since 9 11, there has been a renewed fervor of atheistic discourse. Some call it new atheism. In my opinion, it's really anti-theism. In other words, they're not simply arguing that there probably is no God. They argue that even if there is a God, that we shouldn't obey him, this is their attitude.  No, they're saying that religion is actually evil, that religion needs to be eradicated. This sentiment was captured accurately by the late Christopher Hitchens who said, there is no God and I hate him. That is anti-theism. Now there is one thing that all of these anti-theists have in common. They never study traditional or normative theology. They always focus on the social impact of religion. So Islam is bad because of suicide bombers or because of these fools called Isis, Christianity is bad because of pedophile priests and the KKK. I mean, that's the only card that they have to play, right? The social impact of religion. And then when theists do the same thing to them and say atheism is bad because of Mao and Lenin and Marx and Stalin, they say, no, no, no, no, you're misrepresenting us. You're misrepresenting us, right? It was very, very interesting. And of course there's something called existential nihilism, right? This idea that life has no meaning. It doesn't matter. We're all Sisyphus, right? We're all rolling up these boulders of these mountains. Life doesn't have any meaning. There's no higher telos. There's no purpose. Just maximize your pleasure because YOLO, right? You only live once. It's all about hedonism, whatever feels good, as long as you don't harm anyone else. That's the caveat they usually give, this kind of John Stuart Mill, the harm principle. So it's the age of feeling, right, Robert George? This is what he calls the time that we're living in, right? There was the age of faith, there was the age of reason, but now it's all about feeling. Nowadays, things are no longer defined by, you know, a sacred text or by the intellect but by your feelings. We will continue with our reflections in the next session, inshallah ta'ala. Until then, As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatullah.


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I woke up today and I thought it would be fun to create Vlogmas series from now up until the end of the month where I basically make vlogs every single day and share them on a daily basis, aid to bring you closer to my life right now as a full-time traveler and also hold myself accountable to put more fun videos out there for you guys. So this will be day one from the 15th up until the end of the month. Oh, it's going to be a lot of work with all the editing on a daily basis and all the traveling but we will make it happen. So here's the plan for the day. I am right now in this hostel as you can see and I've been in this hostel for about four days right now. It's in Keswick, a town in the Lake District region in Northern England. I've been in England for about four days. The reason I decided to make my way up here is because the Lake District is a beautiful region but also it's home to the highest peak in England. So I climbed that mountain, Scaffold Pike. It was incredibly beautiful and so glad that I made the trip up here and this is the hostel where I've been staying and believe me since I got here I'm the only person, not only in the dorm room but I'm 90% sure that I'm probably the only person in the building. I haven't seen a single soul and when I checked in it was pitch dark outside. I got in the building was all dark and they have an automated check-in process. I was so freaked out and I will show you guys the building. It feels more like a hospital from the Soviet Union. It was really, really creepy and when I got to my van, I was like oh my gosh. I was sleeping up there most of the time. Not another person. I got enough storage. I didn't really have to worry much about my stuff which was really nice but every time I hear a movement I am a little bit freaked out but anyway so for now I think I should be checking out so I will do that and I will try to grab something to eat and what I'm doing for today I'm going to be taking the bus and then the train to make my way to London. Let's go! Yeah so these are some of the rooms. I really like how the rooms are named after the mountains in the area. Catabels is also another peak and then look at these long, quiet corridors. At least right now the lights are out but when I got here it was so dark and then far into the distance right there you can see some of the showers and even like everything is really old so to turn the lights on I will have to pull the handle down like that. Why is it not working? Maybe this one? Yeah not working but anyway so for the lights, the showers everything feels really old. I was really happy with the hostel because it was pretty affordable. I think 20 or $22 a night so that was great. It was quiet. It was clean everything that I needed and then out here is the dining area so you can imagine when I got here was pretty dark and I had the meal out here was a little bit freaky. There is a TV room but I was here watching some some TV. I watched the game between Morocco and France yesterday. It's a bummer that Morocco lost to France 2-0 but I think overall the Moroccan team did incredibly well this World Cup and I was so proud of them. So the way it works I'm telling you there is no person not even a worker right so you do everything on your own. You can heat up some water for you. You can make like drinks for yourself. They do have all type of corn flakes and stuff and I really just serve myself because the breakfast is included so here in their mini-fridge they have milk, juices, bread, jams and stuff like that so you don't really need anybody to be here. I'm gonna make myself a toast and I will get going. I have to catch the bus. It's been really cold here in the Lake District. When I was at the peak of the summit it was minus six degrees Celsius. Problem or the challenge that I've been having is that the gear and the clothes that I have with me they're just not good enough for this temperature and I don't want to just you know keep luggage heavy warm gear with me so I need to get out of England because this cold was bone chilling to be honest. I am honestly ready to leave. All right final check. I think we're groovy. Where I was actually storing my goods over there. Here's a person.  This was my first interaction with a human being in the hostel. Actually only happened because I called them the day before and told them that I'm going to extend my stay by one night and that I would pay a check out so there was a person waiting there for me. 45 minutes until my bus is here I'm trying to soak in all of this sun because guess what not that cold I have my hands out. It's not as cold when the sun is out right beside the hostels. Oh my gosh this is icy.  There's a little bridge that I know towards the city center and we'll keep on adventuring. We're off on the road to Morocco. I can't remember all those blooming words but like Webster's dictionary we're Morocco. Oh my gosh that was a very sweet exchange. I think that he was probably the friendliest Englishman I met on this trip. He was just so very friendly and welcoming and encouraging even the Moroccan team once he he figured that I'm Moroccan. Ah I just I just love that. He even played some music for me and apparently there is a beautiful song about Morocco that I wasn't even aware of. I'm gonna have to look it up but anyway anyway anyway so I am out here in the Penrith train station. So from here I will be taking the train to make my way to London and guess what trains right now in England I'm not sure if it's all around the UK maybe just England they are on strike so the the schedules are a little bit different and so instead of taking a train that's going to take me straight to London like I did on my way here I'm gonna have to make some changes midway but I'm just happy that there is actually a train that's gonna take me there because I was thinking that they may not be a train and I have to spend the night here in Penrith but yeah there's the train station and I cannot wait to make my way back to London. So we were just kicked out of the train in a very random station and it's a bit of a chaos here with a lot of delays cancellations. Good thing for me I have nowhere to be so I could wait I think my next train that's gonna take me to London will be probably here in an hour if it doesn't get cancelled but it's a pretty busy station and a lot of people are not probably very happy with these changes but it is what it is. The train has been stopping quite a lot seems like they are facing some signal issues from what I understood I don't honestly know what time I will make it to London and can you believe that I don't even know where I'm spending the night tonight. I have a rough plan as to where I want to go but I don't really have any accommodation plan and my plan is to actually make my way out of England so we'll see how that goes. Yes please thank you. Well just got some some free water that's kind. Just arrived in Houston which is the train station here in London. Before we do anything the first thing is gonna be finding food I haven't had anything from breakfast and it's probably 6.30 around that time let's find some food. I literally bought the first thing in front of me I could eat anything right now it's a cornish paste something that I actually tried before this is chicken and mushrooms and I'm really excited to dig in just have to find the place here sit right here. I'm in my last train station here in London Northern Greenwich and oh my gosh it was so busy there were a billion of people and then when I checked on the map it turned out that right outside of this train station there's a big complex called the O2 which is basically a big arena for a lot of big concerts so I bet you so many people were coming to a concert maybe tonight but it looks really festive from from outside so my thoughts earlier coming to London was that I would travel from London to Paris and try the Eurostar if you're not familiar with the Eurostar it's basically a high speed train service that travels from London to France Belgium and I believe the Netherlands and what's really cool about this service a it's high speed so the journey from London to Paris is around two hours two hours 30 minutes on max but also it is an underwater train yes there is a section of the journey where the train is going underwater on the channel tunnel for about 20 minutes I believe so I was really excited for that usually for one way ticket it's not more than four US dollars one way but it's just like flights you have to book earlier if you will wait until the day before or last minute prices will increase significantly so yesterday when I was looking online I found tickets for around 195 and I was like you know what I can do it but then today I checked and with all of the train strikes and the delays I think there was just no more trains available I found one ticket that was late at night it was priced around 390 or 370 or something like that 370 US dollars I'm like no there's no way I'm doing that so instead of that I am going to be taking the bus from London to make my way to Paris the difference with the bus is that the journey takes about eight hours yes so eight hours overnight I'm leaving here around 11 p.m. and we'll be there around 9 a.m. or so and I actually have two hours in the station right here before my train shows up but at least I'm inside I feel pretty warm I did a little bit of stretches earlier which was really helpful because my back was hurting and I got a bunch of snacks some of which are seaweed snacks I haven't had seaweed snacks in a very long time and I don't think I've tried this brand before Kelly loves and then I found some wasabi peas I'm really excited for these just got some water and getting prepared for for the journey so on the bus though if you if you ever you know take the bus from London to Paris I think in order for us to cross from London to Paris we will probably be on a ferry for some points because there is a body of water there is a channel that needs to be crossed so I will update you on that and I'm really excited for that part as well anyway so I'll just hang out here for a little bit and then we'll catch the bus when it shows up I couldn't resist not making my way to the center to check it out and I'm really glad I did I just talked to the security guys after scanning my bag and such and it turned out it's actually a big shopping center there are a lot of stores bars restaurants everything that you can imagine there's a movie theater and then there's also a big arena for concerts like I like I thought and it looks like there is a performance tonight so that's why it was quite busy earlier but this is really neat a lot of places are actually closing now it's a little bit late but just making my way up here is absolutely worth it plus it's a lot warmer than the bus station that's for sure that's the arena where they have the show going on and then up there it looks like there are a bunch of the outlet shops and brands I think they're probably closed now but wow look at the decor pretty neat travel updates so the bus was supposed to leave here at 10 then it was delayed until 11 and then until midnight and I just stood outside for about 30 minutes waiting in the cold and I feel like I'm just dead now I am so exhausted so I still have to wait I'm in the train you can see all the people probably coming back from the concert it's so so busy don't judge but I'm taking refuge in the photo booth because that's the only place where I can stay warm so yeah I don't know maybe not very ethical but who cares at this point I have my backpacks right there and I'm just gonna wait it's a waiting game this day wow way to start with vlogmas this this date turned out to be crazy


Since the picture you are about to see was produced, the rural electrification situation has changed greatly. By 1951, around 90% of all U.S. farms had electricity. Cooperatives and other rural electric systems, financed by rural electrification administration loans, were serving more than 3,500,000 farms and other rural consumers. The dust can after. That's the way things are on the farm. Summer and winter go by. It may be dark in the barn, but you've got to milk just the same. It may be hot or cold, but the feed has to go to the cattle. A farmer works at a dozen trays through the day. And so does his wife, and his sons, and his daughters. For Bill Parkinson, the long day's work has begun. Has to help. If you marry a farmer, that's the first thing you learn. Summer and winter go by, but the water has to be pumped and the fire lighted. This is 1940, but the farm woman's day is long. They don't complain to women like Hazel Parkinson, but they know on an August morning how hot the stove is going to be at noon. They may not say much about it, but they wish you could just turn a faucet to get your water the way you can in town. They know, and their children know, the work that goes into raising food for a nation, for the children of a nation. But milk has to be properly cooled or it'll spoil and sour. And that takes a family of seven here on the Parkinson farm. The check from the dairy means sugar and coffee, clothes and shoes, and all the things this earth won't grow. It's good land here, long settled land. Bill Parkinson was born here in 1889, years father bought the farm. Bill's carried it on, improved it, changed the changing conditions. 205 acres. He used to do general farming, but the land got tired. Now Bill and his sons cultivate about 30 acres. He rotates corn and oats, red clover and grass, now falafel. Not the best land, not the worst, but it has raised five healthy Americans and Bill and Hazel. That's something for land to do, not for human beings in August, if you haven't the right sort of pump or equipment. Milk today must pass modern standards, dairy standards. The milk check won't be so big this month. On a farm that's just horse sense. A farm is the oldest cooperative in the world. It stays a farm, but it takes on new skills and new ways. You can't leave your men folks dirty, they might get used to it. Heat the water, carry the water, pour it in the tub, every week just like cleaning the lamps. That's the old way, the hard way. There is a machine to do the wash, but it runs by electricity. There are lamps you don't have to clean and trim and fill, but they run by electricity. Here on the farm where it's needed most, electricity is hard to get. Power companies want a profit. They get it in the city where people are scrunched up together, but the farms are left in the dark. Three farms out of four are left in the dark. 75% of all farms in this big, inventive country seems wrong somehow. Chewing in the barn, we're taking something from the earth and we'll give it back to the earth. And in between it will feed American cattle and American kids. The load's part of us and we're part of the load. Pitcher up and bill your steady, that's a good load. A good load, fight of 70 years ago before electricity was born, from the stove were good tools in their day. Good people, hard-working people, deserve the best tools man can make. Bless this food to this family. They have earned it, not by easy tasks, but with their strength and their toil. They're wise in the ways of the earth. They are a united family. Now they're tired at the end of day, but they're friendly with each other. They're glad to see each other's faces. They may not say very much, but they have the word home in their hearts. The things we cherish most in America are here at this table. While we foster and maintain them, it shall be well with all of us. It is not done, Springfield, and the capital of Nebraska is Lincoln. But the letters and words to tired eyes blur and dance on the page. She doesn't care so much about her own eyes, but her children's wouldn't be so hard if you had a good light on your work. Wouldn't be so hard with power to turn the grindstone. They found that out in the cities, in the factories. But one man can't change that alone. From Mississippi to Isle, Rocks of Maine, we're building it still together. We can get the things that we want today, with neighbors working the same way, working together to cut the corn. The slow, cautious decision of the people. Electricity. About time we got around here. Well, it sure would help me out, and the woman too. But the power company says, you can see their lines go across country, see them in the sky, but they don't bring the power down to the farm. Say it costs too much. Say a lot of things. I sure like to light up the barn and the house too. Running water. Ellen's always saying, if we had running water, power company won't do it. But I hear there's a new kind of power. Government. That's right. I hear there's an agency, rural electrification. Well now, how do you go about it? I ain't for it, but I'm ready to be convinced. I'm for it if it gets us the power. Why don't we get a meeting? A meeting and hear about it, find out about it. Don't have to take it unless we want, but find out about it. Government power for our farms. One night in the district schoolhouse, Bill Parkinson's neighbors get together. They listen and argue and ask questions. They speak their mind. Some are not easy to convince. Thoughts are going to cost. Who's going to run it? Why is the government doing it? Who's going to own the lines? The county agent meets them on their own ground. The REA was set up by the president and the congress in 1935 to help farmers to get the power and light at a price they can afford. The REA loans money at low interest rates for line construction and where necessary for generating plants to the cooperative set up by the farmers in the community. There are no private investors, no profit making. You don't risk any cash yourself except a small membership fee. You get power at cost.  In 1935, REA is born. 90% of all American farms without lighter power. The cities are lighted. The country is still in the dark. Lights up. 1936. 26 REA systems. 7,500 farm families like Bill Parkinson's get light. 1937. Lights up. There are 122 systems now. Power and light for 43,000 farm families. Lights up for Mississippi and Ohio. Lights up north, south, east, west. 1939. 548 systems. 435,000 families and other users and many more soon to come on the lines. Lights up. 600 systems operating in early 1940 spreading their wires over 45 states. Well over half a million farms, schools, churches, stores and rural industrial plants getting electric service for the first time. 300,000 more expected to come on these lines and new lines going up almost everywhere at the rate of 500 miles a day. They're stretching out long wires reaching out where wires never went before. There's a tune as the wind blows through the wires. They're lifting the pole. Back in revolutionary days in this country, we used to plant a pole and call it Liberty Tree. This pole has been a Liberty Tree to thousands of farm families. Hoist up the transformer. It means kilowatt hours of electricity. One kilowatt hour will do a week's wash. It will grind 100 pounds of grain. One kilowatt hour will hoist two tons of hay. Kilowatt hours don't get tired. It's as clean as that. Looks as if it would bake good too. 1940, southwestern Ohio. Scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Cooler Friday afternoon and night, much cooler in southwest portions of the state. Here's your weather forecast. Electricity means running water on the farm. You can throw the old pump handle away. This pump works all the time for a few cents a day. That may sound queer to the people in the city, but in a cooperative, if you tried to cheat, you'd only be cheating yourself. A book that should have fed the children gone to the pigs. We've got an electric mama now. A turn of the hand means drinking water for the horses. A turn of the hand instead of minutes at the pump. No bending over the scrub board, no rubbing and scrubbing while your arms and fingers ache. If you have ever ironed, an electric iron may not look important to a man, but it lightens one whole day's burden for a woman. How to shell peas. I won't ask for an affidavit on that, but she says it's true. It'll help us out through night and day. We've got new tools for the old toil. We'll learn their ways and set them to work. Set them to work to help us all. Neighbors working together. We hired the money and brought the wires. It's our own power and our own light, and it will belong to all of us, all of us here together. It's a friendly sound when the motor whirs. It's a friendly sight when the lights go on. It's the light and power we've never had, but we've got it now together. Easier now.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards, ripping 22 tops dynasty baseball hobby five box case number two left side serial numbers we've got our random results right here. As always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat. It's good luck everybody. I just I just say that because I'm a big Yukon fan. He kind of set Yukon's program back a little bit. Like before they you know went to the top of the country and there's you know national champions 2023 no big deal but yeah Kevin Olly like we lost like five years of good basketball with Kevin Olly at the helm.  Stackhouse would be cool. Same with I think Cassell. Cassell's getting, Sam Cassell's getting interviews as well. They got a former NBA player. Box one of dynasty. Good luck everybody. I'll see you cut. So that's right. All right. 10 of 10. That's going to John A is Miggy Miguel Cabrera. Let's go John. Congrats man. John one of our resident baseball fans. Congrats buddy. That is awesome. Motor City monster Miguel Cabrera. Game used a two color patch that is on card as well. Miguel Cabrera. Yeah I heard Nelson Velazquez. Yeah. Of 10 is Aaron Nola. Nice one there is two colored up patch auto. I know Nick Nurse is gone in Toronto. That's kind of wild. Who else is going to leave?  The What's His Face? The Rockets coach is gone? Yeah. Stephen Tyler's yeah. Who else guy is going to get fired do we think? Trying to think. Do you think Jason is Jason Kidd last or no? They give Jason Kidd another year? Well Jock Vaughn is the interim too in Brooklyn so he could always go. Kidd should get fired is right. We've got 10 of 10 again Ronald Acuna Jr. Good God. John is destroying it with a 10 spot. Wow. Who would have thought two big cards number to 10? That's not bad at all Manny. Ronald Acuna Jr. Ronald's been balling. He has been. Take a pick it up. Oh did Vaughn get the interim tag? Never mind. That is a rare 10 spot big time W right there. Right exactly. Like I'm out of this drama. This nonsense. Yeah I like Jock Vaughn. Jock Vaughn's a solid coach. Seven of 10. Freddie Freeman has a brave still. Very nice. MV free seven of 10 going to a Brian S. Congrats Brian. I gotta be something super nutty in this last one then. David Blatt. Incidentally one of my favorite players Dalton Varshio. Is that a cup? I think it is. That is Earl Averell. Earl Averell. I think that's gotta be one of one I'm assuming right. Yes Earl Averell. Cut auto. One of one. Nice one there. Cleveland outfielder Earl Averell. Let's see when he played. 1929 and 1941. Nice. Six times also. Wow. Earl Averell. That's going to Emma on the one of one. One of one. Cut. Cut auto. Very nice. That's gonna do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up we've got other


What's going on everybody? Got Kyle and Sean here with Layton Sports Guards and we are ripping. This one is 22-23, Finest, Bundesliga Soccer, 8 bucks full case number 10. Random Team style, did a randomized for the break, had Marcus B with Byron, down to Kerry R with Barusha, Muchen, Gladbach. Good luck on this one guys. Again, this is Bundesliga case number 10. Let's see what we got. Got some more soccer coming. Next museum collection, got eight to go on that one. Got some teams and combos in there. Good luck, let's do some soccer. Finest, Bundesliga. Just in taking a spot in Gold Standard tomorrow, we do have Gold Standard Release Day tomorrow guys. We'll have Lane over on Fanatic starting at 10 and Lannister Sam over here, over on our main channel starting at 10 as well. Good Gold Standard Release Day tomorrow. There's a Black, that one is for Alsberg to 199. It's a Nicholas Dorsch, Niklas. A few extra cards it feels like. There's a The Man, it's going to be Mavropanos. That one is for Studegart. Mavropanos on the Man insert. And a Legend, Settmeier for Barca. And Tiago Tomas to 250. Studegart. Philip Lionheart. Yeah, yeah, they haven't seen too many though. You're right about that. Haven't seen too many. There's a Robin Zettner, that one is going to be Otto for Mines. Purple Waved 80 and a Nicholas Suley for BVB to 150. And guys, eight to go on Museum Collection, breaking next. There's a Stryker's insert of Modeste. And there's a Muhammad Dahoud to 300. Pink. Prapanos. I'm down Puka. You know I'm down. Absolutely down to hit a super. I'm trying to see a, like a logo patch out of Museum next. Those are sick. The 250, that one is for Cole. They have some really, really good patches in Museum. I would love to see one of those. A Legends for Frankfurt, Heinz Korbel. And black is Daniel Malm to 199 for BVB. Schwerbaum. Well, I guess Kunja didn't do anything. A La Croix, that one is a Refractor of Garrett Holtman. Yeah, Strider. He is good. Got a Turnaround Car for no reason. And Mark Oliver Kempf going to be our silver Otto for Hertha Berlin. Oliver Kempf and a green Musa Diabi to 99. Musa Diabi. Pink is going to be Maximilian Bauer to 300. Allsberg. Strikeout. Schwerbaum indeed. Schlatterbeck. There's a rookie Refractor of Ngumu. Muchengladbach. Box two. Hey, what's up, my man? Congrats, Steve. That was sick, my man. Glad you, uh, glad you saw it. Awesome hit. You're diving my home, so we could do that. We could do that. We could do that, Spencer. I mean, JG16 Enthusiast. Yeah. Got Jeff Garcia. What did he wear? 16, I remember. Jeff Garcia Enthusiast. There's a gold for Byron. That one's Franz Beckenbauer. Gold for Byron and Timo Werner, Leipzig to 300. A legends, Franz Beckenbauer and Black Dio Utmikano to 199. Thank you, Scheit taking a few teams and taking the Wizards and Contenders Optic, Spectrumixer and Plates and Patches, my man. And thank you, Justin, on the gold standard for tomorrow. Still got eight to go on Museum Collection, guys. Breaking next. Timothy Chandler on the Refractor. Yeah, that was awesome, Steve. Congrats on that one, my man. I see that one on Instagram. Chance of that. There's a purple wave, Justin Che to 80 for Haufenheim on the auto. And green wave is Lars Stendl of 99. Strikers is Adam and a Tom Kraub for Shalke to 150. There he is, indeed. Lacroix, Promo. I think it's Kraus. I just remember that B is two Ss, right? Yeah. There's a Peter Gulasi to 250. Kraus. Yeah, that was sick, man. The Orange Corbin. Absolutely, take that. Patrick Sheik to 150, blue wave. I wouldn't want to pitch to him, either, how he's been hit. You got an open base. Hit him. Oh, they put him on. Oh, really? Yeah. It's a 50. We've got Jan Thielman for Coleman or Colm. Colm to, uh, and Florian Moeller, that one is the 300. Purple wave is Merlin, a roll. Rookie to 250 for Freiberg, Silver Angelino, box three. He can throw. Spencer Strikers, that's what I call them. All righty, guys, box three. Box three. Okay, guys, still eight to go on the next one. Museum collection soccer can get a full case going. And a little bit since we've done some museum was gas. There's a young talent, Matisse Tell, insert there for Byron and to 99, Jonathan Taw, Leverkusen, legends Beckenbauer and Tom Kraus, Rookie to 300. Remember that the weird shape B isn't two S's. LaCroix, there's Martis Butler to 65. We got Garrett Holtman on the blue auto for Bochum to 65 and LaCroix to 150. Strikers and Kumku, there's Black Entreech to 199. Keep Brandon taking one in our Luminance of Elite Patches and Immaculate. Thank you. Thank you, Brandon. Slaughterback. There's a Rookie Refractor of Mina for Cone. Anton Stoch to 250 for Mines. Yeah, I mean, kind of dead. Kohler to 199. We got Lars Stendl for Muchengladbach. Fractor Rooter, Stadi. Stadi, boy. To 150, we got Sildila, Killian Sildila for Freiberg Rookie on the auto to 150 and Geraldo Becker for Berlin to 250. Yeah, I don't know what his walk-up song is, but every time he walks up, I've ever in the whole stadium singing it. I haven't heard it. I've just seen him all singing. It's the 150 G O'Rena. I've just seen him all singing. I haven't actually heard the song. There's a Rookie Osterhag for Bochum on the Refractor. Guys, box four. Good luck. Good luck. Let's see a little Jew Bellingham here. Mousiala is Tiago to Moss to 250. Stupgard, Hanover, Steve Charundalo. I don't believe this is... Yeah, we'll do a random at the end for this one. This is a legend, Steve Charundalo for Hanover. We'll have to do a random. I'm not on the list to 199. There's a Ben Sabani if they got relegated at some point between him being a legend and now at some point. Lucas Hernandez. There's a Doan Silver. Spencer Strikeout to 65. This one is going to be for Cole on the Rookie Auto. Eric Martel to 300. Jesper Lindstrom. There's a Blue Wave. It's going to be Jin Stodge to 150. Nicholas Suley to 250. Paul Vonner, Byron. Byron indeed. They are... They've been good for a long time to 199. Dunn-Yell-Mallon. They're going to run that league. A weird soccer does happen. One team in a league is far and above the best. Maverick Ponyps. With a lot in soccer. Whoever can afford it. Yeah, kind of. Like PSG in the French League. It's not even close. Like the salaries and everything. It's not even close. Three of the best players in the game. There's a Jonathan Burkhart for Mines. Yeah, they paid for Messi for Neymar and Bape at one point. Yeah. There's Jason Lee to 250. Not cheap to pay for those two. No. Bape is about to be a freaking billion-dollar player. There's a nice first Schalke to 25. That's Sebastian Poulter. 23 to 25. He's... They offered him a one-year 760 million. One year. He took it, right? I don't know. I don't know if he has yet. He's trying to go to Real Madrid, I think, but like... Or refracted you billing him, but PSG won't let him yet. So he has to get out of his... One year. Yes, exactly. That's what people are saying. Like, I mean... One year and come all the way. Make almost a billion dollars to be a good year. Yeah. Right, you guys. Again, we do have Museum Collection Soccer coming up next. Still got eight to go on that one. Over halfway on it, get it going next. Newcastle going to take over the print. They do have some money, man. They do have some money. They can get it going. Man City's a kind of a problem, though, because they also have some money. So they got to outspend Man City, and I don't know if we're gonna be able to do that. I don't know if we're gonna be able to do that. It's a Black to 199. A frangic for Wolfsburg. Rookie. Is that the song? Yeah. Settmeyer and Purple at 250. Full crook. I don't know. Lionheart. Patrick Weimer. I believe it. I believe it. To 99, we got Lucas Trussart. That one will be for Hertha Berlin to 99. And to 199, DeWam. Freiberg. There's the 300 team of Werner for Leipzig. 300 billion net worth. I could almost pay Boppe for a few years. It's a silver Jamie Gittins. The amount of money being spent on players right now is a little bit ridiculous. Zettner. Rookie to 250. Might cause some problems later on down the road when every other team can't pay even close to what they're paying. I can't wait for Tampa. Frank first. Bensabai. 199. Yeah. No, it's not good. I mean, you're not in Tampa. It's problem number one. Problem number one for sure. Got to drive an hour outside Tampa to get to the Tampa Stadium. I'm like, that's one here to 65. It's Georena for BVB. The American to 65 on the Blue Auto. And gold is Cibiyachu for Union Berlin. Gold to 50. Who is Nikola Suley for Dortmund to 150. Frachter of Kaki. Three more. 300 billion is pretty good room to work with, though, for a soccer team. Some cash. Flush with cash. Alrighty, guys. Museum collection coming up. Next guy's just got three boxes here. Still got eight to go on Museum. So we're over halfway on that one. Let's fill it up. Let's rip some more soccer. Museum collection. Find a little messy little hauling out of there. Looking for a hauling out of there. Marco Freidl to 199. Yeah, that's fair, Mitchell. That's fair. And it's good that they have that, but I don't know, man. Even with that. There's another one. Charunilo for Hanover. So top two in this random. We'll get one of those. Jamal Moussiala. Nice one there to 150 for Bayern. Ikatsura. There's been Senzo Grifo. 225. Nice one there is Union Berlin on the Gold Auto. Jamie Luelling. Nice one there. Union Berlin. Gold to 25. I wasn't expecting that. 22 or 25. And Purple Aaron Zettner to 250. Stryker's. Full Krug. And to 150. Another Jamal Moussiala. Well, it's a 150 for Bayern. Nice one there. Nicholas Suley. Benjamin Heinrichs Refractor. Thank you, Blaine, taking one. Thank you, Blaine. One more down. Got seven to go, guys. Seven to go. Breaking next. It's Museum Collection Soccer. There's a On-E-Seawo for Mines to 199. Thank you, Blaine. Seven to go, guys. Got some teams, some teams on their own and combo teams in that one. Trying to make it pretty even. To 99, we got a Mavropanos for Stuttgart. Refractor is Sapsoba. Auto is going to be for Wolfsburg. It's going to be a Silver Auto, not numbered. Marco Freidl. And to 250, Mohamed Dahoud. BVB. And guys, just seven to go. Breaking next. There's a In-Kunku to 300 for Leipzig. Who are they waving at? I guess whoever struck out or On-E-Seawo. Two more. That's number seven. The Joe Alt. Is that the, that's the lineman for Notre Dame, right? Joe Alt. Hey, good luck, Evan. Let's see a little Bremenado. And guys, just seven to go in the next one. Got Museum Collection Soccer. We'll keep the soccer going. And we got three to go. And the one behind that is Contender's Optic Basketball. Young talent is for Stuttgart Thiago Tomas. And for Frankfurt, Mario Gotze. To three, uh, 199. Frankfurt. It's a Legends of Shinji Kagawa for BVB. And blue is going to be for Hertha Berlin, a Juke rookie. To 150. Yeah, that's what I thought. Zettner on the rookie refractor. Thought that name looked familiar. Did you get a nice one, Shai? There's a Patrick Osterhage. That one is rookie for Bochum. Osterhage. Silver and Nicholas Schmidt. That one is number 254, Werder Bremen. It's a little rookie to 50 there. And it's a 250 Thiago Tomas for Stuttgart. Most mocks have them 7 to 10. Hernandez, Patrick Schieck refractor. Yeah, I'll do a head recap in a second, Evan. I'll check that, uh, Fridl name. I might have said just because I saw the W minus of the team wrong. There's a Jamie Gittens. Nice one there to 99 for BVB. Green Wave. Hey, let's go, Lane. Got Stuttgart, Sammy Kadira, and Jesper Lindstrom for Frankfurt to 300. Got a couple for you later tonight, Lane. We'll get you some, uh, we'll get you something nice. Florian Dietz for Colm. Yeah, not bad, man. The man in, sir. We don't see a lot of those, so that's, that's not bad. Need some color for sure. There's a Black Otto to, uh, 150 is Nikolas Dorsch for Alsberg and to 199 Lars Stindl. And guys, still 7 to go on the next one. Museum collections, uh, soccer. Keep the soccer going. There's a purple that's going to be Callum Hudson-Odoi for Leverkusen. 7 to go. Got teams and combos in there, trying to make it pretty even for, um, all the different combos. There's a Leipzig, Danny Olmo. We got tonight, guys. We've got the Braves of the Phillies. Strikeout wasn't on the mound. Maybe I'd go with the Phillies to start, but I mean, he's been balling. Well, Phillies team has been balling, though, so I guess there is also that factor. 225. Nice one there for Union Berlin. It is Jamie Luelling. Nice one there. Had the Gold Otto earlier. Now we got the 25 on the Orange. There's another Charoondaleau. So we'll get, uh, top three in this random. We'll get, uh, Charoondaleau. Marius Butler to 99. Lucas Hernandez. Georena Refractor to 30. This one's going to be for Schalke on the Otto. It's Mehmet Aiden. Rookie Green to 30 and to 300. Jasper Lindstrom. Cassiano. I know. I was just thinking that too. He was all the way up to his hand. Florian Dietze to 250. He must be hit. He must have been hit a few times. And I'm messing with that. All the way up to his shin. Full elbow. Full wrist cards. Nicholas Suley. There's Michael Frey Refractor. Alrighty guys, second half of the last box. I know they do, uh, they do have that little team of destiny vibe going. Thank you, Jorge, for taking the Hawks in our next, um, Contender's Optic. So I got the Clippers, Lakers, and Pelicans in Contender's Optic number 19, breaking after our museum collection to 150 Conrad Leimer for Leipzig. What's up, Anthony? You like the, uh, the Arrowhead Thumbnail? No. A Minds is Nova, Noveski. Legends. And to 199, rookie of Chiarodia. Chiarodia. Yeah, how are we doing today, my man? How are we doing today? Refractor Musa Diabi. It is to 80. It's going to be for Colm on the Purple Auto Rookie, Eric Martel. Purple Wave and a Purple Wave Rydel Baku to 250. Just two more packs. Go Rangers, eh? I don't know. There is 150 Danilo Sores. They've only had to play crappy AL East team so far. Oh man, AL East can't buy a win in the playoffs here. Alrighty guys, that'll do it for, um, Finest Bundesliga, 8-Box number 10. Um, got museum collection coming up next. Got seven to go on that one. Do a quick random here as well. Just a moment. Guy, base Osterhodge, Freidl. Um, Freidl was Werter. Yep, it was Werter. Um, Evan. There's Jonathan Burkhart, Mark Oliver Kemp to Sartre. To 99, we have Justin Shea, Zeichner, Nicholas Dorsch. These are the 150. Nicholas Dorsch, Sedila. Blue is to 99. You have J. O'Rena, Eric Martel, Holtman. Green is Mehmet Aiden. Um, Thielman. Those are the 50. We had to 25. Jamie Llewelling and a purple to, uh, 80. Eric Martel. Alrighty guys, that'll do it for the autos. Now we'll do a random to all teams here. Um, top spot. Well, do actually, I was going to say top three, but, um, top spot will get all three of these since they are the same player. We'll do top spot on the random. All three of these Steven Chirundalos. So is the same player. So we'll do top spot gets all three. Let me roll the dice. It's going to go eight times. Eight times. Yeah, I forgot. I forgot this. The football game's on too, man. Get all teams in here. This is for Hanover, not in the, not in the checklist Hanover. Let me double check that. Yep. So we'll go eight times here guys. Good luck. All teams in top spot will get all three since it was the same player. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight. It is to Bochum, Bochum, B-O-C-H-U-M. Getting all three of those. Alrighty there guys, that'll do it for, uh, Boondis League of Soccer, full case, number 10. Get some, uh, museum collection going now.