, Jonathan. Silver, Devontae, Jalen Warren. Sauce Gardener, Silver, Sweet Level. Sweet Level. Sauce Gardener, it's a 99. Drake London, Silver, and Jason Kelsie. It's gonna be another kind of attitude. More of Chase. Redemption, rookie signatures, tie-dye, prism, dive cut. Trayvon Walker, going to the Jags. Nice one there, Jacksonville. Very nice, very nice. Here we go, Jags. First overall pick. Red Keenan Allen, 299. Got a TJ Watts, 91 of 99. Jersey Auto, Jumbo, Jersey Auto, nice one there, Steelers. C-Land. Josh Pascal, 2,249. Zadaria Smith, Orlando Brown, Silver. Cameron Thomas. Zebra, Drake London, Sweet Level. Let's go, Falcons. Congrats on that, Atlanta. Let me go into Charles F. There you go, Charles, congrats, buddy. That's nasty. That's so nasty.  Silver, Jordan Davis. White, Brian Asamoa, the 35. Alec Pierce, Silver, all-pro Marlowe, and base. Not many random autos. Damn, dude, really? Is the entire checklist out, or is it Tommy John or Willie Randall from the most random? I wish for more randomness, to be honest. I enjoyed my Shea Hillenbrand autos last year, and Chen Mengwong autos. That's gonna be a George Kittle, 2,249. That's sick. How about a Super Bowl auto? Harrison Bucker, go into the Chiefs. Nice one there, first Bucker auto I pulled. That's funny. Very strong checklist, that's good. Oh, good to see Hellmuth in the mix. Best poker player, probably of all time. Reg, Mar-Chase, 299. Silver, Heineke, Silver, Brady. E.J. Brown, Damian Pierce, 2,149. Silver, Treston, Ebner, and a Colt Comet. John Dotson, 299. Select Jersey, Evan Neil. Well, yeah, I mean, I get that, but that's still a pretty random name to have as an auto in a product in 2023. Josh Jacobs, ooh, 34 of 75, another! Kenny Pickett, two Picketts in both half cases. Grats on that one there, Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh in this is gonna be, what are the Steelers at? Sam-A, Sam-A with the Stroud and the Pickett, very nice. Grats, buddy. What's up? Silver Seedy, Snoop Connor. Yeah, right, random old school player, right, right, right. Do Hayden Hurst, the 149? Silver, Matt Ryan, Derrick Young. White, David Montgomery to 35. Jelon Berks, rookie. Silver, Kyler Murray, and Harry McLaurin. Rocker, Seyquan, Marche Silver, Drake London. 1953, Topps, Employee, Super Short Prince, that's dope. That's actually gonna be really cool. Silver, David Bell, and base. Do a quick recap here, guys. Pretty solid break overall again. We had A, John Dotson, Gold Romeo Dobbs, Kyler Murray, Ryan Robinson Jr., Derrick Henry, Zach Wilson, Snakeskin of Cam Jordan, the two. Harrison Bucker, T.J. Watts, E.J. Dillon, Drake London, Jalen Tolbert to five, Vilas Jones, Isaiah Spiller, Fletcher Cox to five. Wide receiver three, Zae Flowers for the Ravens. Rashad Bateman, Danny Gray, Trayvon Walker, Magged Cards. We had A, Kenny Pickett, Blue Otto to 75. We had a QB2, ice one there for the Texans at C.J. Straub. Gold, Chris Olave to 10, five of 10. And then a Zebra, Drake London. I'm a Super Short Print, sweet level. I'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next, 10 bucks, Tuesday. V, R, twice, R, L, 3, 1, 2, 3, P, S, N, A, J, O, P, Jordan, D. A, Z, Muhammad, A, Nathan, A, Nathan Y. Nicholas, O, Rakesh, C, Ronson, H. Richard, L, Rob, C, Russell, P. Nine, L, Ryan, M, twice, S, N, A. S, N, A, Scott, A, Sean, M. Timothy, F, Saaj, H, 1, 2, Wil, M. Perfect. This is a Nino. That was, Mike's a Nino is a little random. Mike's a Nino is definitely a little random. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with Layton Sportsguards, doing the random for 10 bucks, Tuesday. 10 bucks, Prism Select, Photo Football Mixer, number 158, Random Team Style. 30 participants as well as 30 teams and combos. Let's go ahead and roll it ice. See me time if we're gonna go. It's gonna be eight times one. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eric L, down to Jonathan D. And eight times on your teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Steelers, down to Colts. Eric L, Steelers, Scott, A, Vikings, Frankie G, Chiefs, Eric R, Packers, Frankie G, Cardinals, Browns, Muhammad A, Lions, Ryan M, Panthers, Nicholas O, Chargers, Maisie, Dolphins, Frankie G, Cowboys, Ryan M, with the Jets, Wil M, Saints, Timothy F, Jags, Nathan Y, Ravens, Rob C, Bears, Ryan L, with the Eagles, Jason A, Broncos, Ronson H, with the Seahawks, Saaj H, Patriots, Russell P, Bill, Sam A, Bucks, Joe P, Giants, Saaj H, Bangles, KD, Commanders, Rakesh C, with the Niners, Richard L, Titans, Nathan A, Rams Raiders, Eric R, Texans, Sean M, Falcons, and Jonathan D, with the Colts. Get these copied over, guys. We'll get started in just one moment. Eight, 10 box up. Boxes, we'll get going. It's third overall in 2012, damn. Good luck, everybody. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We are doing 10 box Tuesdays, 10 box, Prism Select, Photo, Football Mixer, number 158, ran team style. So look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. It's good luck, everybody. Okay, so we got score first. So score and both ears of contenders base are gonna be evenly split. Ray DeForest Buckner. Ray Abuckson's Nino Gapsman, we're top four. Good Lord. How often does that happen when there's like actually good players in the top four there? Okay, so we'll do a, it's all the base. We're gonna do a dice roll for these triple ones. One, two, three, four, five, six. We'll go for the rest of the break. It's gonna be a four. So it's gonna go to bottom left on the triples, bottom left. Triple Lawrence, nice one there, seven of 10. Hard points rim to all at the end. This guy, more gray. One of his like four drafts, Mark Appel. Man, that poor guy. Poor guy is right. Billy's legend. True. Now he is. Jeremy Rucker. Blue Rookie Otto to 35. Nice one there. Jets, Dante Hall-Gray. Skos. That's been rare. God. Cam Hayward. Who buys skos? Garbage steam. Holy suit. Any picket? That is gold to 50. Going to the Rams and Cooper Cup. Eighth overall in 2012 and first overall in 2015. Good Lord, dude. I remember that. I remember him going first. Where'd he go? Houston? That took him first overall? Well that was Brady Akin. They took first overall. He never played. He was kind of wild. Nice. Sauce Gardner based out of the Jets. And Jordan Brooks on Gray. Houston, geez man. Vita Vaya, Gray. It's okay, Bryant's second. Good Lord. Can you imagine if Chris Bryant was on the freaking Astros, dude? They're in all those championships. That'd have been scary. Instead of Marco Pell, there's Jalen Waddle. Chad Johnson. Nice one there on the auto. Ocho Cinco for the Bengals. And a red, 7 of 20. Taylor LeWon. So these will be sorted. And this will be ready to split. So it's just gonna be for those in contenders. So we'll do Chronicles and then we'll knock out both contenders. Chronicles up next. Chronicles Hobby, right? Yes, 21 Chronicles Hobby. See something big out of these. Good luck, everybody. Wesley Walls, Ascension 3 of 50 for the Panthers. That's cool. Nice one there, Carolina. Jalen Waddle rookie. Najee Chuba Hubbard, Dynagon, Matt Jones, Momentum. And the window to the Wesley Walls. Ooh, Marche's Jersey. Nice one there. 2,399 Grats Bengals. There's the name. Wesley Walls. Hell yeah. Javante Smith. Michael Carter. Javante, 2014 hurts my head. Oh no. Silver Najee Harris, Prism Black. Justin Fields rookie. Sam Elinger. To Jalen Waddle, 2,99. Kellen Mond and Trey Lance. Jones, rookie. First year. That's awesome, Owen. Najee Harris, Silver Score Update.  Ron Del Mois. A purple Dynagon, Justin Fields, 2,199. Trey Lance, Prism Black. And Justin Fields, Momentum. There's Matt Jones, rookie. Hal Trask. Shod Bateman, 399, rookie. Nico Collins and Jamar Chase. And last pass here. Darren Waller. Ooh, five of 25. Jalen Waddle. Blue rookie auto for the Dolphins. Let's go Dolphins. Very nice, Grats on that. That is again, five of 25. Probably not that one. That's pretty dope. Eli Mitchell. Oh, hey, Eli Mitchell, 299. Oh, God, Tyler Colexer, second overall. Fields. Brady Aiken first, dude. Brady Aiken literally never pitched after he got drafted. That's unreal. All right, we've got 22 contenders now. So again, the base will change GMU legend. So I'll make a separate pile for this one, too. We'll have two dice rolls on this one, most likely. And then that'll go for both contenders, the round numbers, so he should be good. Simmons power players. Redemption is Zemir White, rookie playoff ticket RPS. Nice one there, should be number 99, I believe, for the Raiders. Nice one there. Vegas Raiders. D'Shawn Watson, 2199. Here's to Marvin Liao. Rookie ticket auto for the Steelers. Oh, see the one who was at, what's it called, too? Maybe if you go to Marquette as well, need transfer to Marquette, legal. Geno Smith, supernatural hutch. Oh yeah, I saw him play live, actually. I saw him play against Yukon live before I moved down here. That by Williams, rookie auto for the Ravens. Gonna do a dice roll, one, two, three, top, four, five, six, bottom for the round numbers. We'll go for both years of contenders unless it's an auto or a one-on-one.  Gonna go to the top of Garrett Wilson. Top with Garrett Wilson. Power players, Harrison Smith, Harry the Hitman. To the top, yeah. Yes, top. And Joe Montana, legendary contenders as a chief. Still weird thing about. Shot white. Anthony Brown for the Ravens. Rookie ticket auto. Kenny Pickett, rookie to your contenders. That is Samuel Womack for the Niners. Nice one there, San Frant. But yeah, saw him play versus Yukon. I remember that. There was like five of us and one of my buddies is from Wisconsin. This is a huge Marquette fan and they blew it. Dice roll on this one. One, two, three, left, four, five, six, right. We'll go for this card. This card only, most likely. Gonna be a two, going to the left with Brady. That'll go to the Patriots. That is Jordan Davis on the variation. Nice one there for the Eagles. That's Philly and last pack, Ed Reed, power players. So that'll be sort, that'll be great. 21 contenders now. Eric Henry, MVP contenders. There's Sean Merriman, power players, Gronk. Tajers, Angels, yeah, zero, zero. Man, there's Rookie to your contenders, Tyler Wallace. Levi Muzarrique, nice one there for the Lions. That's on that, on the auto. Brady winning ticket, Zach Wilson. Nice, ticket stub, Dylan Redunds. That is 55 of 75 for the Titans. I'm almost jinxed it. Trey Sermon, Rookie to your contenders. MVP contenders, Matt Ryan. Nice, Trevor Lawrence, 46 of 49, going to the Jags. Timothy F. King Crats, buddy. Oh, that's massive. Oh, let's go, man. 46 of 49 on the T-Law. Mom, get the camera. Let's go. Oh, man, we'll get that right into a mag for you. The 21 products have come out today. They have come out to play. Victor, what is it, Demukage for the Cardinals, Vincent Demukage. That is on card, Victor, on card. Yup, that's so nasty, dude. That's disgusting. Power players, Larry Johnson. There's Antonio Gibson to 199. I know, me too, honestly, Vaughn. Aziz Ojalari on the Rookie Auto, nice one there. And we'll go, I believe, top with Nico Collins. Prism no huddle now. One second, check one thing. Yes, that's it. Trevor Marce, Aloha. Four of 10, Skye Moore on the gold. Hell yeah, there you go, Chiefs. Nice one there, gold Rookie Auto. Four of 10, Logan Hall. Calvin Austin, Red Mark Andrews, 250. There's Justin Fields Hype, Disco. Ferguson, Samir White, Blue DJ Mortis, 79. Nice color match there. It's like a perfect color match. That's actually pretty sweet. Lockdown, Michael Parsons, and Disco, Noah Phant, the Seahawks. Debo, Bioworks, Disco. Jack Jones, Brock Purdy, Rookie. Nice one there, Darren Waller. J-Mo, Rookie. David Bell, Red, Tyler Lock, it's a 50. 50 of 50, Book End, the Seahawks. eBay 101. Me, Dalvin Cook Brilliance, Romeo Dobbs, Troy Anderson. Nice, Purple Sauce Gardener, 9 of 35. There you go, Jets. That's pretty nasty. The Purple Disco. You can just toss that in a recap, that's cool. Czecho, Rookie. Devin Lloyd, Antoine Winfield, Jr., to 35. He wasn't involved enough. Traylon Burks, like in the offense. Holbert, Mathis, James Conner. I feel like that's not really true. I feel like he's, that shouldn't be a reason to be upset. I think he was. Emergent, I was gonna say, yeah, the guy with the 154th, our kid, Spreesaw. It's like, how many, how many more do you need? Geez, digs. Come on. Variation is Traylon Burks. And Disco, Sean Taylor. Rest in peace, nice one there. All right, 22 prism hobby now. Blue Ice, Fireworks, Russ, 99. Green Scope, Roger McCreary, Rookie to 75. Titans, Czecho, Rookie, and Devin Lloyd. Yeah, it will be interesting to see what happens with Bryce Young. All right, a forest camo coming up, Maji Harris. That is Rashad Weaver to 15, one of 15. The Titans, Jermaine Johnson, and Belish Jones. Yeah, he does need to offensive line to keep him alive. Very true. Silver, George Carl Aftis. Blue Ice, Warren Saff to 99. Josh Pascal, and Decobey Durant. Silver, Peyton Manning. Tyler Boyd, Hyper to 175. The Bengals. Dylan Tolbert, and Fadarian Mathis. Silver, AJ Brown. Points, 600. Ran him to all at the end. Sorry about that again, everybody. Donald Driver to 199. Ty Chandler, and Sam Howell. Silver all out, Daniel Jones. Brian Cook to 199. I know, especially at his height is right. Bailey Zappi, Isaiah Lackley. Drake London, Emergent. Purple Power, no, Purple Ice, just kidding. To 225, Joe Burrow. Daniel Bellinger, Damian Pierce Rookie. Tron Slater to 175, Hyper. Ryan Robinson, Jr., and George Carl Aftis. Blue Ice, Lucine to 99. Rookie for the Vikings. Dax Hill, and Eric Azucano. The Dawkins, there you go. Silver, Baker Mayfield. It's gonna be Greg Dulcet to 11 to 49. Purple Power, Otto. Nice one there for the Broncos. Danny Gray, and Jelani Woods. Silver, Justin Fields. Mike Williams to 199. Breeze Hall, Rookie, and Kyrie Allen. Silver, Breeze Hall. Orange to, what was that, 249 in this? Yes, Travis Etienne, Jr., Sam Williams, and Kenneth Walker. All right, 22 select hobby next. Yeah, true. Purple, Jerry Judy. Nice one there to 75. It's a good point, Vaughn. It really is not a clear cut favorite. Silver, Samir White. Miles Garrett, cause he never know if like Hedden Hooker comes in, like week five or something. Same with like Levis, potentially. Matt Corral, there's a Cam Taylor Britt to 249. One of 35, Whites, Brian Burns. Nice one there for the Panthers. And Tegan Cuiderriano. Silver, Hutch. Yeah, like a surprise, right? Silver, Jordan Davis. Some sort of surprise for sure. Blue, Drake Jackson. Light blue to 99. Silver, Devon Lloyd, Rookie, and Kenneth Murray. Jerry Judy. Silver, Jamar Chase, and Michael Vick. Trey Lance. Silver, Davante Smith, and Davante Smith. Sauce Gardener. Peter and Mathis. There's a 12 to 75 at Dak Prescott, Sparks Jersey, for the Cowboys. Silver, K-Dot, and Mark Andrews. Patrick Mahomes, Silver, Tyler Lockett, and Nicholas Petit-Farre. Silver, CD-Lan. And Devon Bush, we're gonna go by. Oh, that was a Brady on the neon icon. Let's leave that one. Here in Davis Price. Josh Allen. Tyler Alger, three of 99. Jumbo, prime selections. Rookie, Jersey Auto. Nice one there for Falcons. Yeah, the old line actually in Houston is like Cass Mascar, Laramie Tunsel. Pierce Strong, Jr. to 99. Silver, Traylon Burks. That was unbelievable on draft night. That's still like the craziest thing of all time, dude. Red is Devon Lloyd to 149, or I should say Maroon. Silver, Dak, and my gosh, I wanna make sure we get two autos. All right, 21 select, photo. 21 select, first off the line. See something big, man. Yeah, an orange, orange base and an orange RPA. Full number, do I believe, 18, I wanna say? Pull the Mac Jones out of this one, so that's pretty cool. Now I know, that is kinda wild. Remarse, Tom Brady, Silver, Amir, Smith, Marsept, and Trace Sermon. Yeah, I'm a big D'Amico Ryan's fan. I'm on Ross St. Brown. We've got Orange, Pulsar, Marcus Allen on the club level. Six of seven. Nice one there for the Raiders. Toss that, there you go. Silver, Jamar, Chase, and Noah Gray. That is two at 99. Silver, Marquise Brown, and Nick Chubb. That is Red, Choice, Amir, Smith, Marsept, two at 49. Silver, Najee Harris, and Michael Carter. I know, the thing with Volpe is he had a bad start to a season last year and then he started heating up a little bit, so hopefully the same thing happens. Friar Muth, Jamonte Williams. That is two at 199. Silver, Jamus, and Sake One. Yeah, I mean his base dealing for sure is huge. DJ Chark, Matt Ryan, 40 of 99 on the Select Jersey card. Nice one there, player one on that. Chris Evans, Silver, Jaylen Hertz. Ray Lance, Rookie. Silver, Sensation, Josh Allen. Silver, LaVisca, Chenolts. What do you want to do next? 2020 Select or 21 Prism, first off the line. Elijah Mortz, 249, you want to finish with Select? Let's do it, I like that. Silver, Kyle Trask, Premier level. Jerry Ricefield level. Kyle Pitts, Rookie. Silver, Jaylen Waddle. Gary Brightwell, Silver, and a tealaw, Rookie. Nice tack there. Justin Herbert, Deuce McAllister, 31 of 75. That's awesome. On the blue auto, rats on that one there, Saints. Tom Brady. And our Orange Pulsar, RPA. Good luck, everybody. You do that well, Najee Harris. That is gonna be a Chuba Hubbard, 25 of 25. Three colored Orange Pulsar, RPA. Ice one there, congrats on that. Panthers, very solid. Take that for sure, Chuba. And Ed Reid. All right, well, Sean gave us the good word. We're gonna go 21 Prism, first off the line now. Good luck. Finished with 2020 Select. You think there's a Burrow or Herbert in there? Or a Tua? Or a Hertz? Has Jeter moments, but yeah, that's true. Chris Evans. Jaylen Phillips. Jake Funk, Orange Wave, the 60. Silver Marquez, Stevenson. Kind of the game well. Little Herbert. Orange Larry Roundtree. Silver Tua. Got a red shimmer coming up here. There's shimmer of the brick. Eric Stokes, Micah Parsons. It's gonna be Broncos. Non-Rookie. Terrell Davis, nice TD. One at 35. Jamar Chase, Greg Rousseau. Non-Rookie, Bucks is Hardy Nickerson. 235, nice one there. Cam Newton, Silver. Blue shimmer coming up here. It is Jaylen Darden, 14 of 25 on the blue rookie shimmer for the Bucks. And Jaylen Camp for the Jags, the 149. It's a green shimmer T-Law, black shimmer 101 T-Law. Easy. Stetson Bennett. Jamon Davis, Ambry Thomas, Silver Bow Jack. Where's he again? The Rams? Forgot where he went. Doing a lot of rookie. Trevon Morrig. Vonte Adams, forgot about him. Marry Rogers, kind of trash rookie. ETN, new recruits. Blue shimmer coming up. Stafford's looking a lot better. That's good. Sucked to see him get injured. Shuba Hubbard. T Higgins, nice one there. Blue shimmer for the Bengals, the 25. Silver Austin Hooper. In terms of health, good, good, good. Harris Fireworks, AJ Brown. Good. Too late now. Got a gold shimmer. Jaylen Camp, that is gonna be non-rookie for the Texans, Vernon Hargraves. Nine of 10. Nice one there on the gold shimmer. Florida Gator legend right there. James Connor, that is 10 of 10. Red shimmer auto for the Cardinals. Yeah, I heard a lot of people are liking Tutu Atwell. A lot of people are high on Tutu Atwell. Ramadre Stevenson Rookie. There's Levi Muzerike. Green Scope, Miles Jack to 75. Blue Wave, Joe Mixon to 199. And Joe Burrow Hype, 73 of 99. Blue Ice, very nice. All right, we're ending with 2020 Select. Good luck, everybody. Derek Brown, Orlando Pace. Silver, Kyler, from your level. And Baker Mitchell. See ya, Burrow. See ya, Herbert. Ben Danucci, Ben Danucci. Nice, Jordan Love to 149. That's solid. 29 of 49. Michael Pittman, Jr. Rookie Jersey Auto on the purple. Nice one, Colts. Rats on that. And Ross Blacklock. 91 of 99 is gonna be a Christian McCaffery on the Jersey Guard. Going to the Panthers. Silver, Alex Smith and Cesar Ruiz. Orange, Josh Allen to 49, three of 49 for the Bills. Silver, Michael Pittman, Jr. Rookie. And a big Ben. There's a White, K.J. Hamler. Jersey match to 35. That is now Jersey number. I believe he's number one for the Broncos. Silver, Triton Werffs, from Montana, field level. Silver, Jerry Judy. Rookie Selection, Silver Kirk. A.J. Dillon Rookie. This big auto, big last auto here. Come on, baby. Silver, Khalil Mack. And Brian Edwards. Silver, James. Silver, Jonathan Taylor, field level. Rookie, nice one there for the Colts and J.K. All Day Dobbins. Brandon Cooks to 199. Silver, Jacob Eason and a field level. J.J. Jettos Rookie, nice. Justin Jefferson, two good field levels back to back. Roger, Silver, Brandon Iock. Ed Reid. Allen, Red, Chua. Nice one there to 149. 33 of 99 Rookie Auto. Brian Edwards for the Raiders. And the Michael P. Vindick. He has 60 more receivers than anyone's on the Bills, good Lord. And he was complaining about that, unbelievable. Devin Ossi Ossi, Silver, Anthony McFarland and Jake from State Farm. All right, guys, we'll do a quick random for these points. Got Wildcard and 600. Second is Gabe Davis, the 48. All right, guys, gonna do the points random. Gonna roll the dice, whatever team is on top. After six times, we'll get Wildcard. The second team will get 600, so good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six. The 49ers will get Wildcard. And then the Panthers will get 600. So congrats to those two teams. It literally always is the wide receiver, it's unbelievable. It's gonna be Christian McCaffery, Matt Ryan, Zach Prescott, Jamar Chase, Sauce Gardner to 35, Marcus Allen to seven, Brian Edwards, Michael Pittman Jr., James Connor, Jalen Camp, Deuce McAllister, Tyler Algier, Ryan Burns, Greg Dulcich, Aziz Ojalari, Victor Damujike, Dylan Radunz, Levi Muzarrique, Jordan Davis, Samuel Womack, Anthony Brown, Pepe Williams, DeMarvin Leal, Jeremy Ruckert, Wesley Walls, Chad Johnson, Sauce Gardner, Zemir White, that is Skymore Gold, Jubal Hubbard to 25, two Magg cards, we had a Jalen Waddle, Prism Black, five of 25 on the blue. And how about a T-Law, 46 of 49. Nice one there for the Jags. And that is on the sleeve right there. No damage on the card, roughly. That will do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is the Bowman mixer. The Magg's just like a little, I don't think it snapped in correctly. I'd say the T-Law, and you can just add that one. I'm gonna get that uploaded and we'll get this next random going. Thank you guys again for your patience, who bought into this Bowman mixer. It's the price just jumped up on it, Remarz. It just kept going up and up and up and up and up. It was unbelievable, unbelievable. Thank you again all for being patient on this one. Do it M, B, M, G, G, S, L, A, one, two, okay, Rob C, one, two, three, four. Oh, and this is Robert G. There's three Roberts in this break. Shoe, S, M, H, Tom, B, William B, cool. Random is done on that one now. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards doing the random for 2020 Bowman HDA Jumbo and 2020 Bowman draft Super Jumbo Baseball Two Box Mixer number eight random team style. We have 28 participants, 28 teams and combos. So I enroll the dice, see how many times we're gonna go. It's gonna be five times. One, two, three, four, five. Robert G down to Philip K and five times on your squads. One, two, three, four, five. Diamondbacks down to Mariners Rockies. Yeah, Sam, I would say personals are most likely full. I mean, we still have another break after this one and then we've got a good amount in queue at the moment as well. But Kyle will be doing personals tomorrow over on channel two. So if you ordered something that don't get to it it'll go tomorrow. Robert G Diamondbacks, Alvin S Padres, Joel G Royals, Doe B.S. Rays, Tom B. Phillies Twins, Doe B.S. Pirates, Shane M. Tigers, Alvin S with the Braves, Rob C. Blue Jays, William B. Guardians, Dave M. Orioles, Rob C. Dodgers, Jerry F. Yanks, Robert S. Cubs, Alexandros Brewers, Kuba Leo with the Rangers, Alexandros S with the Cardinals Angels, Kuba Leo, Marlins, Todd H. Redsox, Jason A. Astros, Robert B. Athletics, John S. Nationals, Rob C. White Sox, Dave M. Giants, Rob C. Reds, Brian A. Metz, and Phillip K. with the Mariners and Rockies. Let me get these copied over. Guys, we're gonna start in just a moment. Yeah, we had to move a couple of breaks, so. Sam, check out one of your, one of your select breaks you were into. You did pretty well. Very well, actually, very well. Not as good as your personal, but still very well. You're right back, everybody. Jim Brown for Cleveland here. One of one, Larry Fitzgerald, Star Swat Signatures. Wide Receiver Madness. Larry Fitzgerald's. Wow. He signed the whole lot recently. That's a legend right there. One of one, Logo Patch Auto Star Swatch. That is from 2020, actually. Larry Fitzgerald. Check this one out. We got Zool Auto number to 50. It's gonna be Bo Nix and Caleb Williams. Boom. Sick one there. Caleb Williams, the Heisman Trophy winner with the C as well on the patch, 30 of 50. Got the Oakland A's. Super, rookie super. Juan Yepes. Rookie Super Fractor, Cardinals. St. Louis. Brandon B. It's like eating ice cream cake. Sketch, original canvas sketch, one of one. That's cool, that's it. Congrats to the White Sox. That is an incredible sketch. Yeah, nutty buddies are great too. That is a fantastic sketch, look at that. I don't know Trout. It says the original art card. The artist is Trout. Like Trout? Just says Trout. That is incredibly clean. Time to go fishing again for Pete, 43 of 49. That's a Trout. Congrats on that one there, Pete. Mike Trout's on the auto. Let's get after it, Pete. Congrats, buddy. What's up, my name is Tink. Thank you for watching Nathan's Sports Star. I'll give you right back. Smolts, oh my God. Look at the patch on that. One of one, dirt. Good luck guys, let's get started on this break. Thank you again for being patient. Let's do it. What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports car, German 2020 Bowman HDA Jumbo and 2020 Bowman Draft Super Jumbo Baseball two box mixer, number eight, random team style. There's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. It's a good bug, everybody. Today's first fracter, Zach Deloche. Gage Workman, Alec Burleson. It's P.D. Halpin is gonna be your first base auto for the Guardians. Nice one there, base auto. Got a Jackson Miller, nice one there too, 499. Zach Britton first, fracter. C.J. Van Ike, Jordan Adams. And a Jason Mingoes, box two. What's up, Mike? What's with the wow? Co-Aroby. David Calabrese, Kyle Nichols. Calabrese, Levi Crater, Gage Workman. Holden Powell, Brown, Dresden Lange, Ryan Rawlison, and Ryan Mauricio. Nice one there, on the green 299. Chris McMahon's gonna be your first base auto for the Rockies. Chris McMahon, Armstrong on the first paper. First paper, Landon Knack to 250. The Dodgers, Elliott Ramos, Shane Drouin, Owen Casey, Marco Luciano, Schmidt, Zach Burleson first, Zach Daniels first. Paper. I think so, yeah. So you can't use a weapon or anything. It's kinda, I don't know, they're kinda useless. You're feeling sorry for yourself when you hit the first auto. There you go, let's go, dude. Yeah, that's my guess, is it's just like, like late game, like if you have a squad or something, I guess it's kinda useless or useful. Libre Tour, the higher Sodorström first. Nice one there for the A's. Gorman, Levi Crater first, E&C more first. There's a Torque first, nice one there. The Vali, Redetmer's first, Hessem Kirstad, nice one there for the Orioles. Other top prospects. Alexander Mitchell Parker, True Blue first to 150 and Blue Wave auto is Ryan Murphy. Two 150, nice one there for the Giants. Oh man, I think Jaden just subscribed. Oh, we gotta get him out of here. Throw him out, subscribe to us, get him out of here. Come on. That guy's a bot. Ooh, there is ever a bot. It's that guy. It's that guy. It's that guy. He's gotta be creeping his way to the trash list at some point. Oh man. Carson Tucker. You can't put someone in the trash list and give us a new name, we all play each other. Yeah, true. True. Zach Veen. So clearly it's a little corrupt, this trash list. No, no, no, no. It's what I want.  It's what I want and that's what happens. Sounds like corruption to me. Well, then it's not fun anymore. Then if people just know that it's gonna be me, there's no hyper build up. Well, they just know. I don't really know what it is. Torque, refractor first. Nice. Justin Lange and Joe Boyle. Nice and Wynne. Actually pretty solid. Helping. Pete Karam, strong first. Nice PCA. Bryson Stott and Bryce Elder. First two 499, refractor auto for the Braves. Actually doing well in the bigs. Nice one there, Atlanta. And paper. Last Super Jumbo pack that we'll be onto. Regular Jumbo. Nick Sweeney to 499. Lornaq. Robert Poisson. Freddy Zamora. Jackson Rutledge. Ready to get out of here. Zamora. Spencer Strider first. Nice one there for the Braves. Jackson Miller. Hold on a minute.  Robert Hassell first refractor. Nice one there. Jordan Walker first. Nice. For a long time, we must be so pissed. Hassell first. Gonna be a purple Bailey Horn to 250. And base auto. Pete Crow Armstrong. Nice one there for the Mets. Nice PCA. Take that for sure. Grats there, Mets. Still a Met in that, of course. Free. Step salute. Wipe him. 2020 Bowman Jumbo. Good luck. Got Cosmic Cromes, half case they're coming up after this and then we're on to personals. You have time for a few of them for sure. Ooh, Gold Shimmer is Brennan Davis. Nice one there. 250 for the Cubs. Grats on that Chicago. Brennan Davis, Gold Shimmer Auto. Ryan Barucchi. Hania first paper. Like that'll be split. Robert Poisson, I'm up. Thank you. That'll give me a pass. Yeah, it's 12.30, David. There should be an ordinance. No way it's ordinance. Yeah, there is an ordinance. City ordinance. That's the city of Apopka. Shaq, what do you think we'll do? We got Vargas first. There's the use of Keenio. Whole Sizer and paper. Base auto, Everson Pereira. Nice one there, Yanks. See if we can get one of his buddies in the next one here. That's our last auto with a break. Oscar Gonzalez, paper. The sound of planes flying into Apopka International every day. Actually, the airport is right up the road here. Oh yeah, that tiny one. That's probably a private one, right? Yeah. Or you can rent out a hand or something. There's little sesslers and stuff like that. That is gold. Danny Jansen to 50 Hidden Fines for the Blue Jays. Yellow Maya. Bobby Whit, paper. No, but I will be when I go to Vermont on the 4th of July, yeah. Oh my god, yeah. What's up? This is up here. Yeah, it's a split. Is it? Oh, it's, I've dropped Heather off a few times. It's so much better. It's like heads and shoulders above. It's a weak fly out of the north, so. Yeah, no, that's no, for sure. Because they've got decent flights. Like a lot of them, it's annoying sometimes because it's like certain days of the week that you can fly out of, but it's like it's so much more convenient than going to freaking, James Beard, nice one there for the White Sox face auto.  That's such a mess all the time. Like it's such a crapshoot.  It's either gonna be, you're gonna get in and out in five minutes. You're gonna be there for like an hour. Like there's no middle ground fat, which is the worst. There's a video too. Heather showed me a video of the freaking the tram broke. We've got to walk. Yeah. Purple's half Thompson on health to 250 degrees. Right. I know in the middle of summer too. Nick Allen to 299. The ace. Last pack of the break. Good luck everybody. Thanks again for your patience. Gratiate it. Aces Lazardo. Oh, it's the worst, Jordan. It's literally the worst. Terrible. Amaya, Gus Varland, and base. Do a quick recap here. Oh my God, it's the worst there. Well, I'd put O'Hara worst thing. But I'd say outside of that, it's probably the worst there of what I've ever been to. James Beard, Everson Pereira. Pete Croy Armstrong, nice one there on the PCA. Bryce Elder 499. Chris McMahon, P.D. Halpin. Blue, Wave, Ryan Murphy to 150, and Goldschimmer, Brennan Davis to 50 for the Cubs. Gonna do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the film. Up next is Cosmic Chrome. Four spots coming in for tomorrow. Thank you all again.  Charlotte Airport blows. Because that's a hub, right? Isn't that what a, not Delta, it's one of the other hubs. I forget which, American? I think it's American's hub. So it's just, it's a nightmare. Like that's kind of the other issue with Atlanta because it's so big. I've flown into Atlanta a few times. Yeah, it's the American hub, exactly.  What else sucks?  O'Hare is just, oh my God, dude. The gates are, there's so many gates and they're all so tiny. That like is just hard to find. It's hard to find what gate you're at. And then like once you're there, it's like some of the gates are like the size of this room basically.  All right guys, thanks again for filling up Cosmic Chrome. Do appreciate it. S-I, two, three, four, five, six. Eric B, Jeremy S, Joe S-I, Jonathan W, Joseph S-C. Joshua S, Keith S, Michael C, Nunzo P, Ray J, Twy, Solomon S, one, two, three, four, five. Todd H and Tom C. All right, that's random we gotta do. Yeah, Philly's another brutal hub. I don't hate Denver. Denver doesn't bother me that much. I've only flown into Denver once so I might not have gotten the worst of it but I didn't hate Denver. Now Philly stinks, I agree with that one Vaughn. Philly's brutal. I've only had bad experiences at Philly too. Yes, I do, Timmy, I break tomorrow. It's going on everyone. Sam here with late in sports card. Doing the random four. 22, Tops Cosmic Chrome Baseball Hobby, six box break, number 12, random team style. 28 participants, 28 teams and combos. Let's roll the dice, how many times we're gonna go? Seven times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Joshua S down to Joseph S-C and seven times on your squads. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Guardians down to Phillies. Joshua S, Guardians, Keith S twins, Eric R Rangers, Joseph S-C Mets, Eric R Nationals, Michael C, Blue J's, Joe S-I Diamondbacks, Solomon S, Giant's Aids, Ray J Pirates, Solomon S Rays, Eric B Dodgers, Tom C Cardinals, Todd H Astros, Andrew T, Orioles Rockies, Ray J Red, Solomon S with the Braves, Jeremy S Brewer, Solomon S Royals, Jonathan W Cubs, Joe S-I White Sox.  Let me get these copied over. Guys, we're gonna start in just a moment. Wilmington, North Carolina, really. It's not been my first guess. I like my favorite one is New Haven, Connecticut. It's a small airport, only one airline flies out of it, a Velo which flies into Orlando and it's a direct flight and there's only three gates. Best airport in the world. And we got the boxes, we'll get going. Good luck, everybody. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports cards. Ripping 22 tops, Cosmic Chrome Baseball, Hobby Six Box Break, number 12, Random Team Style. So look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the websites, under the Results tab, as well as the Lincoln Chat. Good luck. Get him out of here. Jayden, you may have just found your way onto the trash list on that one. I'm looking pretty good now. Lorenzo Cain to Castellanos. There's gotta be a way to figure that out. What is that, Siri? Really? Todd Gilbert. Hello, rookie. I would just say any Golden Rondos we can reach out. Muller, Lorenzo Cain, Rango Airport. Where's that? Oh yeah, Portland Main Airport. That's pretty nice. That's gotta be awesome. Mackenzie Gore, Supernova, Bobby Witt. Super short print, limited to about 100. Nice one there. Congrats on that one. Royals. There you go, KC. Go to Solomon S. There you go, Solomon. That's one there, buddy. Launch and orbit, Ronald Acuna. Full Superfractic. KB, there's Matt Veerling, Nucleus Rookie. Gianni Hernandez. There you go.  Might be off the trash list now, Cainan. Might be off it now. Holy cow. Let's go. Let's go. Durango, doesn't it? Jericho, Judge Chisel. Legal staying on the trash list here. Ew. Francisco Lindor. Bill the Rampage here. Oh, God. Brandon Crawford, Dalton Varshow. You wouldn't have been having a longitude latitude. Off the door, Brent. Brent Ottatis. Numbers for that please. J. Rod Rookie. Boys. Ooh, Red is Tim Anderson. Red Lava, four of five. Going to the White Sox. Nice one there, Shy Town. Joe S. I. Corey Seeger and Andrew Benentendi. Washington Orbit, Lou Bob. Steven Strossford. Lou, Max Muncie to 99. Josh Lowe and Gavin Sheets. And Button about to get heavy. Nobody better mess up and chat right now. Sean is on a tear, if need be. Alex Verduga, Justin Turner. Washington Orbit, Mookie. Old Piedalanzo to 50. Nice one there for the Mets. Basically like in order to have people use your creator code you can get like some sort of like earnings from it. I would ask Jayden about that. I don't really know much about it. O'Neal Crews, Rookie. Meadows, Machado. Get like a whole new level of energy in there. I did the same thing to like be exhausted in my drive home and like lay in bed and just be like on my phone for like an hour. Whitmerefields, or Wilson Contreras. Nucleus, Akeel Badoe. Keikul, Santeon, Xander. J-Rod Rookie, Fijo Lameju. That's a Hunter Green. Launched an Orbit, Griffey. Jose Braves. Blue, Jake Berger to 99. Nice one there for the White Sox. Come on, Jeremy Panyarookie, Jayden T. Swanson. Youth Invasion, Brandon Marsh. On the other case hits. Congrats on that, Angels. Going to Nunzio P. Congrats Nunzio. Colin McGill. Thomas, Jaren Durant. Silver Tasker, Hernandez, Trump, and India. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Going to Blue Jays. 10 of 10. What a half case, man. This stuff is loaded, I'm telling you. Blue Jays. Michael C. There you go, Michael. Oh my God, Babe Ruth's a Red Sox. Yes. In TCPA, that's ridiculous. Yes.  So, going to be a yellow card on tops. It's going to be a yellow card on tops right there. Nanny also got a yellow card recently. Brandon Marsh Rookie. Kuwaito. Laz, Newt Ba. Nucleus, Rhys Hoskins. Nice one there. On top, the top name of the design. Fair. Seya Suzuki. Gabriel Arias and Ernie Clement. Let's give tops a red card. Let's go straight to the red for tops. Lamar's. Oh man, Clayton Kershaw. Bobby Whitt Jr. Rookie. Washington Orbit Bladdy. Aaron Nola. Orange. Christian Yelich, 225. Orange Ray Wave. Nice one there, Brew Crew. Got a Nucleus again, Kyle Tucker. That's going to the Astros. Trarius, DJ Abrams' Rookie. And Josiah Gray. Royce Lewis. What's up, Jordan? Blue is Louise Heal. Two. 99. I don't know. Jersey Shore. Shohei Otani. Louise Heal. Gilbom. We are definitely losing it, man. It's too late to try to figure this out. You what, mate? You what, mate? You what, mate? Spencer Troll for center rookie. I don't know. What is happening? Gilbom, I don't know. What do you mean? Gary Sanchez. Refractor. Kyle Hendricks. Jordan's behind, I don't know. Josh Donaldson. There's a Glavor Torres, the 50. Nice one there. Stephen Kwan. Where's my flag? Oh no. I'm just going to pay. Oh yeah. I don't see it over here. I need an email. Send out all the APB numbers. So I stole my flag. I can't get enough of it in here. Yeah, now you really can't. Come on. There's MJ Melendez, Nucleus, and Royce Lewis, Rookie. Never, never. No, never. Don't steal my flag, man. I can't make their own, so they're still mine. Yep. Oh, let's go. Just reapply. Let's go, Jaden. What happened? Jaden said he just reapplied for a... Let's go. That is David Peralta. Nice one there, $2.99 for it. Sure. Sure, sure, sure. Now we're going to need to get it together here, Jordan. We're going to need to get it together. Put the bottle down and go to sleep. And I know, sleep it off. Put the lad bill. Sleep it off. Call us in the morning. Goldschmidt, Juan Soto. Coming in from every angle, man. Bobby Witt. They already got a red. Jeff McNeil. No, definitely not helping you in illegal here. That makes it worse. Yeah, yeah, yeah. CJ Abrams. I know we gotta be going out with woodworks. That's like, that's like gasoline and you dump the gasoline on the fire, fully-sealed. Tim Anderson was the red, red lava. Spencer Troubleson, rookie. What, you're live? Get him out of here. Gold, Nicoladolo, rookie. Nice one there for the reds. Tim Anderson for the white socks. You got any Hernandez? For the white socks. Tim A. And Moe, Stephen Kwan. Tim Anderson, white socks. White socks, they sound like reds. Yeah, they're red. Thank you. Starling Marte. Nucleus, oh yeah. Oh, I know. And Harmon Marquez. Losing it here. Slowly going off, slowly losing touch with reality here. Straight away. Quick, rapidly. Rapidly. Trey Turner. Told you I thought Matt was a girl. In the car. Yeah. That's why he got into the trash list, right? I couldn't believe that. Yeah, one rookie, J-Rud. Over. Over. Over, over. Topstrom Cosmic on me, on me. On me. The dull Bruhan refractor. Over. Oh, what's up, man? Bryson Stott. Need some shirts. Marcus Simeon. There's a Byron Buxton. Nucleus. Twins. Yeah, Stott's good. Stott's really good. Angel's game already over, damn. I guess it's... Four o'clock. I was gonna say it's been like an hour and a half since I looked up at the TV, to be fair. Friedel, Freddie Freeman, Strasburg. Laila Cruz, rookie. You got some cheats, Nick Castellanos. One auto. This is one auto. Overstory, Trey Turner. Let's get it started. Oh. Yeah, there's a Bolt, actually. There's Launch and Orbit, Mark McGuire. Gold, Tyler Gilbert for the Diamondbacks. Nice one there, Arizona. It's a 50. Yeah, there was a Supernova of... A little bit. Yeah, Bobby Witt, which is nasty. Launch and Orbit, J-Rod, there we go. Auto Lopez. Rookie, and then Youth Invasion was Randy Marsh. Over all this Chapman, Cuban Missile to 99, and Trevor Storey. All right, last box of Cosmic Chrome. Good luck here, everybody. Peter Lanza. It's all Mark's eye. The funny goes away as you try to find that. What? The funny goes away the way it is. I think it's funnier sometimes. Manning, Detmer's Yordon, Bredugo. There's a J-Rod, Simeon's Story, Ryan De La Cruz. Blue, Freddie Freeman, nice color match to 99. Nucleus, Javi Baez, the Big Apple. In half to 99. Gold, JD Martinez to 50. Nice one there, Red Sox. Loco, Bryson Ston, I actually do agree with that. Double Blue is like the Cosmic Kiss of Debt. You usually get either two numbered ones or you usually lower numbered Lorenzo Cain, but sometimes you get two blues and you'll get one gold. Launch and Orbit, Mike Trout, Turner, Clayton Kershaw. Launch and Orbit, Bryce Harper. And last pack. And a still quick recap. It's gonna do our golds and lower here. We had Gold, JD Martinez, Tyler Gilbert, Nicoladolo, Glebert Torres, Peter Lanza, Orange, Christian Yeltscher, 25, Red, Tim Anderson, four of five. The White Sox, Magged Cards. We had a Supernova, Bobby Whit Jr. Yeah, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., 10 of 10. I'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next, Personals. I think there's Jeffrey taking the Lions and a Division in Select. All right, we gather the next, or the pretty much probably only batch of Personals here. Got a couple done. 25, 14 in AAA, oh my God, dude. That's five star, Inception, two Mosaic, Choice, all right, let me triple the quadruple Hall of Fame. Be right back, guys. Hall Pro, Inc. Just passed away in the past few days. Rest in peace, Jim Brown for Cleveland here. One of one, Larry Fitzgerald, Star Swat Signatures, Wide Receiver Madness, Larry Fitzgeralds, wow. He signed the whole lot recently. That's a legend right there. One of one, Logo Patch Auto Star Swatch. That is from 2020, actually. Larry Fitzgerald. Check this one out. We got Zool Auto, number to 50. It's gonna be Bo Nix and Caleb Williams, boom. Sick one there. Caleb Williams, the Heisman Trophy winner with the C as well on the patch, 30 of 50. Got the Oakland A's. Super, rookie super. Juan Yepes, rookie Superfractor, Cardinals, St. Louis, Brandon B, eating ice cream. It's like eating ice cream cake. Sketch, original canvas sketch, one of one. That's cool, that's it. Congrats to the White Sox. That is an incredible sketch. Yeah, nutty buddies are great too. That is a fantastic sketch, look at that. I don't know Trout. It says the original art card, artist is Trout. Like Trout? It says Trout, that is incredibly clean. Time to go fishing again for Pete, 43 of 49, that's a Trout. Congrats on that one there, Pete. Mike Trout's on the auto. Let's get after it, Pete, congrats, buddy. What's up, my name is Tink. Thank you for watching Laitin's Sports Guard. I'll be right back. Smolts, oh my God. Look at the patch on that. One of one, Dirk Novitski, Game War, Laundry Tag Auto. Cub Chunwei W with Dallas. W on the tier two spot. One of one, Silhouette, Sam Cassell. For the box, dude, with the game used box jersey. That's disgusting. Uno de uno, Sam Cassell. That is game-worn right there. Good lord, man. Guys, him and Bobby Daldeck. Tom C, let me see that really quick, too. Good luck here, Tom. Sam here at Laitin's Sports Guard. We've got one box of 22 Bowman Inception, one box of 22 Top's five star baseball for Tom C. Good luck here, Tom. We'll start with the Bowman Inception, base and base. Ronacunia, Merrill. Nice, LED La Cruz, that's 64 of 99. Nice one there for the Reds. Solid card to get now. We've got a one of one, Jonathan Mejia. That's awesome. Congrats on that one. The one of one, Oscar Colas, 100 of 200. Completely halfway for the White Sox. That's five star, 2022. See ya, Tom. Good luck, buddy. We've got a Josh Lowe rookie order for the Reyes. Nice one there, Tampa Bay. Purple, 46 of 50. Kahlia Stremsky. Very solid, congrats on that one there, Tom. Pretty solid break for you, my friend. Thanks again for your support, buddy. We'll get those right out to you, man. Five star Brian De La Cruz, the super collector, Donnie. He is a big Brian De La Cruz guy. A big Brian De La Cruz fan. I don't know if I've ever met a bigger one. Be honest. I got the Mosaic Choice and the Photos. So just three more personals in queue. Clark H coming up next. Like I said, didn't want to, didn't know when we were gonna finish group breaks. I didn't want to over promise I'm under the liver anybody. Luck here, Clark. Let's do it, buddy. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with Layton Sports Guard is doing a four box football mixer, 2021 football mixer for Clark H. We got two, 21, Penini Mosaic, football choice boxes and two, 21, Penini Prism, first off the line. So good luck here, Clark. We're gonna start with your Mosaic choices. Lucky I'm a friend is exclusive to Mark Jefferson. That's one there. That is a Nebula. That's a one on one Nebula. Lamar Jackson, 280 and Jayman Davis, 280. Come on, baby. Let's see a huge Nebula. That is the Nebula right there. Kenny Galladay Silver, that Prescott Mosaic. Oh, Scrooge Nebula, dude. I'm freaking out if it's a Scrooge Nebula. That's gonna be a Boogie Bashum. Rookie Auto for the bills. We've got Jerome Bettis to 80. Texan, Houston Texans. David Johnson, one of one Nebula. Guy owned the league in the mid 2000s for a couple of years. He was the man. Congrats on that one, Clark. That's awesome. Love myself a good Nebula. That's what? Northern Iowa legend? No, I think you went to UNI. Think. Nice one there. Gorgeous Nebula. First Nebula I think I've ever pulled out of choice football. So nice. There you go, Clark. Congrats, buddy. Absolute fantasy legend. A Frank Darby, rookie exclusives, 280. Terrace Marshall Jr., red-green choice exclusive. George Kittle Silver. Show Montana, Mosaic. It's gonna be a Truba Hubbard. Black gold, one of eight Rookie Auto. Nice one there for the Panthers. Congrats on that, Panthers. Very nice. NIU, that's what it was. NIU. David Montgomery, that is 280. Chase Claypool, 280. And John Elway, 280. That'll do it for your choice boxes. I mean, Nebula will take it for sure. Okay, two prison photos. 21 prison photos. Here we go. And guys, just two personals after this. That is it. Thank you. Hunter Long. Kyle Pitts, rookie. There's DJ Shark, nice one there. Red Shimmer, 235, three of 35. Jags, legend. Hyper, Plexigirl Burris, the 175. And Joe Montana Silver. Jamie Newman. There's a T-Law rookie, very nice. Silva, Andy Dalton. CJ Henderson for the Jags. That's an upside-down Silver Auto. Nice one there. Rashad Bateman, rookie. Sam Elinger. Oh man, what could have been on that? Zach Wilson, Blue Shimmer, 25 of 25. Still nice. Who knows, in the future. Nice one there on the Wilson. Buccella, Ian Book. Pat Tillman Orange, the 249. This one there for the Cards. And Kyle Trasky, merchant. Walter Payton, Green Scope, the 75. Very cool. Silver Mike Alstop. Shimmer, Jamal Williams. Very nice for the Lions, 235, 22 of 35. Curtis Martin, Purple Ice, the 225. And Brick Devante Smith. On the rookie. Wow. All right, that works. Blue Shimmer, Trey Lance Auto. Four of 25. Good God, man. Imagine if you opened this in 2021 and you hit this and the Wilson blue. Oh my God, man. That's pretty big. Take it. Grass on that, Clark. There you go, buddy. There's Orange Wave, Pat Tillman to 60. It's a freaking box in 2021. Still pretty massive. Just the Lance alone is pretty massive. Ryan Tannell, Purple to 125. Trey Lance, fireworks. Emory Thomas. Kateria Stoney, 2199. Silver All Out, Aaron Rodgers. Blue Shimmer coming up here. Hey, what's up, Gary? How you doing, buddy? There's Jay Chettos. Nice one there. There's 23 of 25. Blue Shimmer. Red Wave is Amon Green, 149. Good to see you, man. Our fellow, one of my fellow Raven fans. Sante Samuel, Tyson Gamble. Hey, nice. Ian Book, 2175. Silver, Khalil Herbert. They end up winning today. Who'd they play? They played Tampa, right? Tufella, Calvin Joseph. Bradley Chubb, 2199 and Kyle Pitts. Onto your last box here. Good luck, Clark. Hey, nice. Only four back, that's not bad. Unfortunately, we don't agree on baseball. We do on football. But I am a Yankees fan. ETN, Gary Brightwell. Nice. Blue Ice, Jamar Chase. To 99.  Rats on that one there, Clark. Good Lord. Good Lord. PS2, Silver Rookie. I best be in check by mods, apparently. I don't know. The auto mods. No gray. You can mag the Chase. Sam Allinger, Purple Ice, the G25. Silver, DK. Kid report. Sometimes it'll just auto do it randomly. Fields, rookie. Jeremiah Wushu Kormoa. Aaron Rogers, Red Shimmer, 9 of 35. There you go, Clark. Those are really good two boxes. This is a good break overall. My Lord. We got a redemption on the back. T2 Atwell. Frank Darby, Blue Shimmer, Chavon Morrig. Nice one there too, 25.  Rookie autograph, Prism Silver. Jamar Chase. Good Lord.  Oh my God. Clark, congrats, buddy. Jamar, Blue Ice, and a Jamar auto redemption. This is kind of wild. Plus the Treilance, plus the Nebula. Congrats, man. That's been a good personal here. Larry Roundtree, Devante Smith. There's a Zach Cunningham, 235. Will Fuller Silver, Bolton. Helen Mann, Silver, LT. LaVanian Tomlinson, newer LT. JC Horne, Devante Williams, Emergent. Clodover Zolaire. Yeah, for sure, Gary. It's been solid, man. Oh, that's gonna be dope. That's gonna be so sweet. Got a Gold Shimmer coming up. Neagle Collins, that's Walter Payton. That's awesome, dude. Nine of 10. Nice Gold Shimmer, sweetness. Now how about a Fitz Magic, five of five? That's awesome, man. Ryan Fitzpatrick on the Blue Shimmer auto. It's a fun personal, dude. This is a really good personal right here. Chronicles on the 28th and one on the third. Ah, it's pretty solid. Quinn Miners, Blue Shimmer, and Marshawn Lattimore to 25 for the Saints. Silver, Juju Smith, Schuster. Yeah, Chronicles will be good, and then like you said, me one on the 30th will be huge. That'll be a fun little rip right there. Tray Lance, New recruits. And last pack, Tray McKinney, Nashi Harris, Rookie. And Russell Wilson. That'll do it for your break, Clark. That was a hell of a personal, my friend. Thanks again for the support, as always, we'll get on right out, too, buddy. You can probably sig that. I'm gonna take a couple to take pictures of that school. I'll just take the Chase Ice, and then the other two mags. Yeah, that one and that one. Thank you. Hell of a personal, man. Ooh, select basketball on the 28th? That'll be fun. That's gonna be a lot of fun. Little some gold court side palos. Yeah, and guys, just two personals in queue if no other orders come in. We're gonna end after those two. Got three and two coming up next. Yeah, I just, I didn't know when we were gonna add the personal, so I didn't wanna tell anybody to order in case, I mean, finish group breaks in case we finish group breaks later than we did, because we did still finish group breaks about an hour after we were supposed to. So just did that as a cautionary word of caution. Good luck here, Christopher G. And we got John T. Going on, everyone. Sam here with late in sports cards. We are ripping one box of 2023, between three and two baseball hobby for Christopher G. So good luck here, Christopher. See what we got. Cover a sell three of 50 on the full count for the Nationals and the prospect card. We've got Juan Marichal, that's six of 25. Contemporary is going through the Giants. And a yellow Uri Ferez, eight of 25. Rookie just made his debut for the Marlins. And Ramos 41 to 49 prospect quad jerseys for the White Sox. This is really cool. This is gonna be numbered three of six. Rafael Palmero, that is player worn. What is that? Three colored patch auto. Rafael Palmero, nice one there. Christopher, congrats on that one, buddy. That's pretty sweet. And it's gonna do it for your break there. Christopher, thanks again for the support, buddy. Get him right out to you. Again, guys, this is the last personal in queue coming up here. Again, if no more orders come in by the end of it, we're gonna call it a night. Again, you'll have Kyle over on channel two ripping personals all day, starting at like six or seven. Yeah, and only reason I didn't tell people to order stuff is in case we did finish group breaks later. Then we did, because we did finish group breaks at about one. We were scheduled to end them at about 12, 12.15. I had to push a couple of breaks back, so I just wanted to make sure that people didn't order something and it didn't go tonight. All right, tender's up to four, John T. Good luck, John. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. Ripping one box of 2022 Penini Contender's Optic Football Hobby for John T. It's good luck here, John. Let's see what we got in here for everybody. Just 22, right? Yes, 22 Penini Contender's Optic. Matt Stafford blue to 99, 14 of 99 for the Rams, as well as a winning ticket, Travis Kelsey, 75 of 99, for the Chiefs. G'day, Patrick Mahomes base. A rookie ticket, Sauce Gardner. First auto, 65 of 75, some O-line love is gonna be Cole Strange. Cole Strange for the Patriots. Ooh, nice one here, nine of 10. How about a gold? Kenneth Walker on the rookie on-card ticket auto. Congrats on that one, John. That is, again, jersey number nine of 10. Nice canine. Grats on that, buddy. That is a big one right there. Very nice. That is gonna do it for your break there, John. Thanks again, buddy. Very nice break. We'll get those right out to you, man. Yeah, definitely. All right, guys, no other waters came in. Again, if you are planning on buying a personal, and I said not to and you didn't tonight, I do apologize. Again, you have Kyle tomorrow over on channel two. We'll be doing personals from seven till about two. Time to ya. So thank you guys again, as always. I'll do it from Sean and I. I will see you guys tomorrow night. We'll both see you tomorrow night. So have a good one, everybody.


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Okay, everyone, we will go ahead and get started. So if you make your way in, and if you'd like to throw things or ask questions, I move to the front. We'll have a little of time for Q&A at the end. My name is Mark Carlson. I'm the CTO for a systems integrator called ECS Team, headquartered in Denver, Colorado with offices in Atlanta and presences in Minneapolis and Dallas. And on the last year, we have been partnering with Pivotal and other providers of Cloud Foundry to do a variety of things to implement Cloud Foundry from initial installation and integration with on-premises, CI CD and monitoring and other infrastructures that most customers have. As well as to help customers build applications, both new applications and migrated applications. And so today I want to spend a little bit of time to tell a tale of some of the things that we've learned in interacting with some extremely large enterprise organizations around the country and some of their requests and ideas about how to move from that initial implementation of Cloud Foundry to doing kind of agile transformation at scale. And so this is a 30 minute talk, so relatively quick. Not going to be particularly technical, but hopefully can give you a little bit of insight into what some of the observations are that we're seeing, what customers are asking for, maybe some things not to do. So Enterprise IT is a little bit under the weather. And no, this is not a kissing book, just in case. Enterprise IT is under the weather and there's a number of kind of symptoms of some of those things. We've seen in this conference over and over again that we're moving from months to minutes, right? Weeks to minutes. And a lot of times our processes that we introduce into our enterprise, we've been building these processes to keep us safe, we've been building these processes to reduce risk, we've been building these processes so we don't necessarily have to stay up all weekend long to do the employment. But the end result is that the accumulation of all that process has driven our elapsed times from minutes to months. We've gone the opposite direction there. We see that and we kind of get the illusion of safety from all of these layers of process. And I've built a lot of those layers, by the way, over time. And when we did those things, we had good intentions, right? No one said, hey, my goal is to slow down the business by adding another layer of process, right? So the intention was good, but the accumulation of all those intentions over time creates delays and actually getting, and we've heard this, going from ideation into code, running at scale in production, we've slowed that process down, right? So one of the other things we see is that these aging applications that you and I have built over the last decade or so have become brittle. And the combination of those processes with maybe some of the frameworks that we used back in the day, we had good intentions, looking at UGE, but didn't necessarily pay off in terms of what we really wanted to do and it causes fragility. And every time we reach in to make a change, we break several other things. Now some of that has to do with process and best practice, but a lot of it is a combination of that plus architectural styles and frameworks. So Cloud Foundry is part of the solution, right? It's part of the prescription for what ails IT today, but it's certainly not a panacea. Like all of the other emerging technologies that have gone before us in the last 30 years or so, we don't just need a better, more cloud native app server, right? If all you do is take an application running on prem in your data center, deployed to one of the many very large application servers, have big names and big licensing costs. And all you do is move that application as it is to run in Cloud Foundry on some build pack. You will have gained some benefit, but we don't need to fix those things at ALIT. We don't need a better, more cloud native app server, right? Without processing culture change, which you've heard over and over again at this conference, Cloud Foundry is just another tool in a very long parade of tools. Now to be fair, it's a very compelling tool. It's an amazing tool. It does a lot of things for you, especially from the developer perspective, but also from ops. But if all we do is move apps onto that better cloud native app server, we haven't really impacted the business, at least to the extent that most businesses need impact in order to get over that, what ails them. So what are the common stages that we see in Cloud Foundry adoption within enterprises? We see that you start with an investigation with proof of concept, and a lot of times that will be coupled with production pilot. And we say production here because if you do a pilot app and you do something significant with the app, but it doesn't go all the way to production, a lot of times we find the business just doesn't care. You've done a nice little science project, and maybe you were successful in your science project. But where it really gets interesting is when you take that initially successful, usually a smaller app, and take it all the way to production, you begin to find the cultural changes that need to take place in order to push code to production, and to get that running at least at a little bit of scale. We don't advise a big bang approach where you take something huge and mission critical. We'll talk about anti-patterns here in just a minute. So we see the move from that to perhaps taking some Greenfield applications. So hey, there's a new innovative area of our business, and we think it'd be perfect. It needs the elasticity. It needs the scalability. It needs some of the new capabilities of Cloud Foundry. We see a lot of times Greenfield apps are a great place to start. They're often not burdened by years of legacy things that they have to talk to, or at least you can talk to those legacy things with backing services and not embedded SDKs and things. And then lastly, and this is where we're going to focus, lastly we kind of get to, all right, I've gone through these initial stages. I've gone through the POC and investigation. I've been successful with that. I've gotten a little momentum going. I've maybe done a Greenfield app, but I have, and here's where we begin to see a challenge here. I have a thousand applications. What do I do with those? And that's where we're going to talk for the next few slides here for the next few minutes, right? So it's been said that the average IT organization has around 300 applications. And if you think about that, kind of a rule of thumb is about 30% of those or about a third of those, rather, are good candidates over some period of time to be refactored or rebuilt, right? The other two thirds are probably applications that you either need to kind of tolerate. You might choose to virtualize those applications. Maybe you just isolate them and wall them off so you minimize your risk, but those are applications you're probably not going to refactor or not going to move. And so what do we do, though, about the ones that we actually do want to migrate? Ones that the business cares about, we'll get into some criteria in a minute, apps that the business cares about, apps that have an opportunity to impact innovation delivery out in your product system out there. And how do I go about choosing applications? We're going to talk a little bit about technical criteria, but the purpose of the talk is really to cause us to think about what are our opportunities to impact innovation in my application portfolio as part of a larger effort to migrate some significant portion of the portfolio to run on Cloud Foundry. So to start with that, continue the tale here. I want to talk about the three terrors of the application migration swamp, right? So if you remember in Princess Bride, we had the fire swamp and there's three terrors here. So terror number one, the lightning sands of indecision. I don't know if you've been in an agile transformation or a cloud-native revolution, or maybe you're trying to get applications to the cloud or to a cloud platform.  Well, maybe we should do cloud platform A, maybe a B. Oh, no, look, Docker's out. Maybe I should build my own in Docker and a bunch of other things, right? And we've seen some anti-patterns where very large, very successful organizations get themselves wrapped around the axle, as the phrase we'd use here, where they're not able to accomplish anything because they're falling into indecision and analysis paralysis. So what's the cure for that, right? The cure is to just get started, right? Don't let the perfect become the enemy of the good. Get started, you might make a wrong decision, but it's better, of course, to move forward and learn and shorten that feedback cycle than to take literally years, in some cases, to try to study things to death. Second one is flaming out. Flaming out by forgetting the main goal. Why are we moving applications? Is it to get some small percentage of incremental improvement by moving them into Spring Boot or some other application framework running on the platform? Certainly the platform's going to provide some benefits, right? From day one that you land an application on the platform, we probably all can say now the list of benefits from aggregated logging and application monitoring and elasticity through quick scale out and a number of other things and we keep adding capabilities to the platforms to make that kind of application dial tone, as Cornelia Davis would say, even better and a more rich experience. But if we forget that the main goal is to drive innovation in the business by more rapidly delivering software to production at scale and we get kind of distracted by the technology, then in that case we will have kind of fallen into and become victims of one of the terrors of the app migration swamp, that we won't be getting the most. So flaming out by forgetting the main goal and lastly, this really scary one, application migrations of unusual size, right? We couldn't come up with an R for an application, but application migrations of unusual size. So we have been in some accounts, otherwise extremely successful people and organizations that say, hey, we know what to do. We're going to take the largest, the most complex, the most mission critical application. It's a flagship application and we're going to migrate that. You know what, if we get that thing onto Cloud Foundry, we can do anything, right? And unfortunately, two years later, they're still working on that one application and they've, you know, they've lost all momentum and the business has moved on and IT's moved on. Enterprise architecture has evaluated six new things since the Cloud Foundry thing and so starting with something too large is almost always guaranteed to not get you to adoption and to real impact in your organization compared to another approach, right? So how do I choose then, you know, how do I, clearly I'm not able to choose the app that's in front of me, how do I, how do I choose the right application to start with, right? And that's kind of a trick question because I don't believe there's an answer that says this is the right application, but how do I find applications that are likely to be the right starting point or likely to provide that mix of a quick success with business value that'll allow me to, you know, build momentum and include, include the right people from the organization so that they look and they say, hey, my, I know that guy. He's really good. That lady, she is sharp. I want to do what they're doing, right? A lot of times we've called that a pioneer team looking at some of the folks here in the room. We've called that a pioneer team. You want to find people that like to blaze trails that are comfortable with, you know, doing new things, but also have some respect in the organization. One of my customers has said, how we like to optimize for enthusiasm. I think that's good. You want to optimize for enthusiasm and flexibility, but also some kind of reputation. Optimize on a reputation for, hey, this person's really sharp. They're very solid. And if they can do it and they liked it, I think I want me some of that too, right? So the first thing on choosing apps to migrate is choosing what not to migrate. This is an incomplete list, but surprisingly enough, we have had customers and prospects that have said, hey, can I put my SharePoint on Cloud Foundry? And no knock against SharePoint today, anyway. But that's not the right place to start. Don't start with your packaged apps. One day, perhaps, when the Percy team gives us persistence in containers and, you know, the platform itself is mature, maybe that'll be a path that we want to do, or when Microsoft or others repackage their applications to run natively on Cloud Foundry, perhaps that'll be a path. But don't start with that. You're not gonna put your SaaS application on Cloud Foundry. So you can kind of exclude those from the beginning. A few others that perhaps are obvious to those of you who've been in this space a while. So applications that have a tight coupling to the hardware underneath. And yes, we still have some of those, and there's still some legitimate reasons for hardware coupling, even in this day and age. So don't try to move those applications if they're connected to a legacy operating system. Okay, you're probably gonna need to take those to a virtualization strategy and get them to a more modern operating system. And then after that's been done successfully, do that. Apps that have no business reason to change. So those are the applications in that two-thirds of the portfolio that aren't good candidates in the next foreseeable future for being refactored or rebuilt. Okay, don't start with those applications. When you get done, the business will not care that you did that, right? Don't move things that the business doesn't care about. Don't move applications that don't need a higher velocity of software delivery. And I don't mean never, and none of these things are always true, but if there's not a compelling reason, certainly don't start with these applications, right? Perhaps one day, when you've done that first third of applications and you're ready to expand that a little bit further, well then come back and pick some of these up. But don't start with apps that don't need to change. Why would you do that? The real goal is to drive agile transformation, to drive the ability to deliver software quickly. If you pick an app that no one cares to change, you haven't done much. Apps that only have a tenuous connection to their consumers or a tenuous connection to clear business value. If you say, well, I think this app is really important. It meets some technical criteria that might make it a great candidate to move to the platform, but you can't in a sentence or two describe the business value of that application to somebody who doesn't work in IT that might not be a candidate for you to move. Now, sometimes we have utility services and things that make other things go, and so there's some indirect business value. And if you could say that, I think that's a possible candidate. But if you can't describe why this thing exists, pretty much guaranteed the business probably can't either, and that's not a good place to start. Apps that are so trivial that no one will care, or apps that are so massive that no one should dare, those are both candidates to pull off of the list, right? So go through an initial filtering to say, hey, here's some things that we're not gonna do, and you're staring at me like, aren't these really obvious? You'd be surprised at how not obvious some of these things are. Well, what about a giant application migration factory approach, right? So if you don't know, this is the booing witch from Princess Bride, and she's, this is in Buttercup's nightmare, and she's saying boo, boo. We have kind of evolved on this. We've certainly seen some value in, hey, I'd like to get the largest number of applications possible, move to this great new Cloud Foundry platform, and there's a temptation, and frankly, there's some very large global systems integrators, that would like to sell you an application migration factory. And look, not all application migration factories are created equal. Some involve some adding value along the way, but the reason we don't think this is a great approach is they don't start necessarily with that, looking for that business value, right? Be very cautious, beware of Greeks bearing gifts, and beware of global SIs bearing application migration factories, right? Don't go down that pattern, that path too quickly, and understand kind of what you're getting into there. All right, so let me shift for a little bit, and somebody asked me, oh great, I was an operations research major, I can't wait for the theory of constraint, and like, this is not that kind of talk. So but what is the theory of constraints, and how in the world does that apply to application migration? Dr. Eliyahu Goldrat, back in 1984, sorry, I missed my date there, created really a management philosophy book that's turned out to have all kind of other implications called The Goal. You probably know of his work indirectly through the Phoenix Project, which was kind of based on The Goal, or in the style of The Goal, Phoenix Project is one of those required tomes for reading and learning about DevOps, and how theory of constraints applies to IT in general, but how does that apply? How can that apply to picking an application, or a set of applications to move? So in the theory of constraints, basically it's an overall management philosophy, and it's really the principle there is that in any linked set of processes, there is a step or a task that becomes a bottleneck. It limits throughput, right? Limits throughput, so in this case, and you probably can't see these numbers, there's, in this case, one of these steps takes longer than all the other steps, you can get two of them through in an hour, and so that one actually represents the bottleneck, because it has a throughput measure that's slow, and so what's the throughput of that entire line? It's two units per hour, right? And you can say, well, if I stockpile inventory right here, those of you who've done any manufacturing software, well, then I can go faster, but the goal is all about, hey, doing that, that's really bad, that drives your profitability down, and you don't make money, and the goal of business is to, hopefully sell products very successfully at a profitable rate in order to maximize their value, maximize their return, right? So that's what the theory of constraints is, in general, the goal is a great read, it's not too technical manufacturing, and I really understood Phoenix Project way better after I read the goal, so I would recommend doing that. So an innovation bottleneck, then, is if in manufacturing we have constraints that limit the throughput of a process, a bottleneck is one of those constraints in a production flow process, and it limits the overall capacity, the overall throughput of that manufacturing line. So an innovation bottleneck, then, is the inability to rapidly and continuously deliver business-impacting changes to an app, not just any app, but to an app that is an innovation generator. What are those words mean? That's an innovation bottleneck. We all have apps in our portfolio that are directly coupled to the ability of our business to innovate, right? So an innovation bottleneck is when you have an application with release cycle so long that you can't innovate at the pace that the business needs, right? So I would propose that those of the applications, once you do some other filtering, filtering some things out, we're gonna talk about filtering some things in in just a minute, the applications that we really wanna work on as candidates for once I've passed that initial adoption, and once I'm ready to scale out my implementation, my app migration, I wanna find those apps that are connected to business value and are connected directly, as directly as possible, to the organization's ability to innovate. And so you can think about applications, I'll pick one example. You've probably seen the commercials here in the US anyway for rocket mortgage from Quicken Loans, right? So we have other customers in the mortgage business, other customers in the banking business, and all of a sudden, there's a compelling mobile app and an even more compelling ad campaign that says, hey, you can innovate, you should use our product here at Quicken Loans because of this great new mobile app and of course all the back end services, right? So what if you're in a competitor? Or what do you need to do at that point? You need to innovate through an application. Maybe you didn't think you needed to before that ad campaign started running, but now all of a sudden you need to. Well, what if your release cycles, as in some giant consumer finance organizations are nine months to make a single change to a single webpage show up in production? That's a real story. What if you have, maybe it's only a couple of times a quarter, right? In the meantime, your competitor is eating your lunch because of innovation that they launched. So those are innovation bottlenecks because I can't iterate on my application, because I can't learn from my market, because I can't go fast in technology. I'm losing market share, I'm missing opportunities, I'm whatever the negative outcome is.  Drains IT's life away. Here, Count Ruegun is saying, I've just drained a year of your life away. I've been in meetings like that, you probably have too, right? Where the meeting just, I think I lost a year of life because of that meeting.  Innovation bottlenecks over time make IT less relevant to the enterprise, right? And what happens then? Oh, horrible thing, shadow IT happens, right? They go out and they hire firms to go build it on the public cloud or they swipe a credit card and go get some infrastructure and do it themselves. And oftentimes they can innovate very rapidly and then an idea takes off. They learn from the market, it scales out and they want to do it safely. And that's when kind of the shadow IT approaches often fall down is when I build it and now I'm ready to take this idea to scale. So we want to go fast but we also wanna go safe and that's one obviously a huge advantage of building from the beginning on a platform like Cloud Foundry is that we can do both. We can go fast and we can go safe. So what are some initial filters? This is not an exhaustive list. Of course, technical fit and there's a number of facets or aspects of technical fit. I made up a word, 12 factorness. You've heard of 12 factor ad infinitum here at the conference. How close to 12 factor is my application and we're not looking for perfection, right? If we, and 12 factor by the way is also not perfect but we're not looking for perfection. We're looking for applications that are closer to 12 factor than they are to a monolith, right? And they've avoided some of the things that we did earlier we had one of my former customers saying, hey, this guy wrote some code for me eight years ago and that's true. When we did it, we did it state of the market. It was stateless. It was whistle first. It was all those great SOA things that we were doing eight or nine years ago, right? And that application should move very quickly to a platform like Cloud Foundry. Nick can tell me if that was true or not but it should move very quickly to a platform like Cloud Foundry because it didn't do a lot of the bad things that you see a 12 factor approach helping you to avoid, right? Size and complexity, right? Some of those criteria I mentioned earlier you wanna find applications that are the right size.  In a recent project we did for Fortune 50 retailer we were able to take, really we had five slices ready to go production in the first four weeks of the project. And these were significant slices. This is gonna just like read only things. These were business significant functions but they weren't so complex and they weren't so large that you could never get done, right? So find the right size and complexity and make those things be directly connected to easily measured business value, right? There ought to be a metric in business terms. Well, if I do this, how many more dollars of freight invoices can I process than I could before, right? I have to use one example. What's that business metric and ideally you'd find when it's connected? Maybe you gotta do a little translation work but it's connected. Also look at some things for the team. Earlier today, earlier in the conference we talked about the frozen middle, right? That part of your IT organization that resists change and they resist it so much that other in other places are called permafrost, right? Permafrost is that layer that never thaws out, right? Don't start with a team that you would say, you know what, I think this team is probably in the frozen middle category or in the permafrost category. That's not the place to optimize. You don't want to start there, right? Find a team that's eager to embrace, to learn new things and they're hungry for new techniques. They want to hone their craft, right? They consider themselves professionals. They consider themselves, you know, real hands on architects, real hands on developers and they want to get better and those team members should be respected, right? Those are folks that you want to build momentum when you're doing that. So how do you find innovation bottlenecks? You know, I'm gonna skip through a lot of this but if it's inhibiting change overall, it might be an innovation bottleneck. If the business is going around that part of your organization, you have any of that? Okay, I've asked these guys to change. I've been trying to get into a change. I've been trying to get in and go faster and I've been doing that for five years and you know what, I'm gonna go around and some outside consultant like me is coming in to help with that, right? And then introducing even the smallest feature is something that provides great risks and it's like reaching into a ball of barbed wire and drawing back your hand, right? I don't know where I heard that in illusion, Mike. So how do we do that? We strangle the bottlenecks. This is a strangler vine. This is where the Martin Fowler kind of got the name of this pattern and rather than kind of walk you through all of this, I'll just summarize to say rather than a big bang migration approach, we're gonna identify a slice to carve off of an existing monolithic app. We're gonna wrap that slice and test so that we can do it safely. We're gonna intercept calls that used to go maybe into the monolith somewhere else. We're gonna intercept those calls and redirect them. Nowadays, since we have things like histricks in Eureka, we wrap that with a circuit breaker so that we can see the rate of throughput and we can also safely fall back to a fallback behavior which might be the legacy application code. If, you know, when you're doing the first couple of these, right, you're trying to gain trust. You wanna make sure that that first slice that you take to production, you've really thought about, hey, what if this doesn't work, right? What if some of those seven fallacies of distributed computing come true in my application and think about the failure and wrap it in tests and wrap it in circuit breakers and go safe, especially that? And then the slices are connected to business value. Over time, as you carve off chunks and as you build up the ability of more and more agile teams to work in parallel on carving off chunks, right? Then eventually what's left, and this is where the strangler pattern comes from, is a core. You've carved off all the great juicy functionality. You've got this core, and either it's a core that you can tolerate and live with or it's a core that you can finally retire and eventually you've replaced that application with a strangler pattern. So that's one great way. There are others, that's one that we see getting a lot of traction, right?  So you've got some success. You've got some momentum going, but you want to think about, okay, now I want to scale these agile teams and I want to scale this approach. So how do I do that? And it's not by making the factory bigger, right? You've got to equip more and more agile teams to be able to do it the right way. So rather than a big kind of plain vanilla application migration factory, you really focus on the teams. How do I scale agile teams? How do I teach them how to do it right? How can I build some applications scaffolding so that they can go fast and be safe? You know, those are all the things, right? And then so a few reading resources here. Princess Bride would be the first one I would recommend. Picked it up and it goes all the way back to VHS in my house, I don't know. But obviously, take a look at that. But working effectively with Legacy Code is a great reference. The goal that I mentioned earlier, application migration selection criteria is actually a white paper from Josh Cruck and Abby Kearns that's come out. It's very helpful. Michael Cote has written a whole series of blog posts on the cloud native journey and don't forget the Princess Bride, right? And so with that, I'll wrap up. I'm Mark Carlson, ECS team. Thank you very much. Thank you.


We are now joined by the practitioner and women's rights activist Bukala or Shidibu. Thanks for joining us. Thank you for having me. All right. Really sad situation in Afghanistan, but let's try to understand what might be the plight of women and girls in Afghanistan at the moment. Given any conflict situation anywhere, women and girls and children, so to say, are always at the receiving end because, you see, any conflict situation increases the vulnerability of women. Take, for example, where a situation whereby there's need to escape a particular situation. I don't foresee any woman wanting to leave her children, even if it's one child behind in any situation. That's an additional burden for women in conflict situations. Also, any conflict situation has an impact on the health of a woman. So take, for example, a pregnant woman in this kind of situation. Yes, as much as we understand that somehow the cultural or religious practices forbids or prevents women from accessing maternal services for those that want to access the maternal services. Conflict situation has impeded that access. And so it also, like I said, increases the vulnerability of that woman. Also, it has an effect on the economic well-being. So a woman that runs a business is in conflict situation, definitely cannot access such business and then she cannot trade and she cannot make purchases. She cannot transact business, so to say. And so that's another effect. For girls, specifically, it affects their education. Again, it takes me back to the discussion of cultural and religious inhibitions in a country that is gradually tilted towards westernization and then suddenly pulls back to what it used to do before. Let's quickly then share if there is a possibility that some of these rights of women and children can be protected under the rule of the Taliban. You see, the point is, in a safe society, it takes effort, it takes advocacy, it takes a lot of things to even advocate for the enforcement of human rights of an individual, let alone the right of women that is still being at the forefront advocating for the rights of women. So in a conflict situation with respect to the Taliban takeover now, it is very, very bleak, so to say, or near impossible to say that the protection of the rights of women is guaranteed. It's definitely going to have an impact, I beg your pardon, it's going to have an impact on the rights of women because it's going to more like impact on the gains that have been made in the previous years. So getting the possibility of the rights of women being enforced under this situation is very, very close to impossible. Is there expectations that you would have from other world powers with regards to protecting the main victims of this crisis, and that is women and children, would you want any influence on the Middle Eastern countries, or maybe from the U.S.? Well, the withdrawal of the U.S. in itself has made open, has made porous other interventions from other potential countries that might want to offer help. Anyone that wants to offer help at this moment will have to understand the situation before they can push whatever help that might be in the offing. And in the immediate, I'm not sure any country or any power want to jump into that terrain in the immediate, not even any time soon, because definitely you would want to understand why would the U.S. want to pull out, what are the implications, economic implications, political implications, security-wise and all of that. All of this have to be looked at before making the decision of offering whatever help by anyone. Thank you very much for joining us and wish you a great day ahead. Thank you for having me.