Hello, welcome to today's CMC markets currency snapshot with myself Jasper Lawlor market analyst today We're going to be focusing on the Australian dollar against the US dollar currency pair Now there's been an interesting collision of two different chart patterns setting up here as well as the recent RBA Reserve Bank of Australia minutes to digest the Aussie dollars had quite a run-up this year started down at 87 Recently hit a high at 94 cents to the US dollar and we've recently dropped down to 92 cents The lightest move down has been as a result of the RBA minutes, which were a bit more dovish than expected I the central bank was leaning a bit more towards a rate cut than a rate hike they they talked specifically about The lower interest rates and the accommodation of central bank They're unsure if that is going to offset troubles in the mining sector in Australia as a result of the slowdown and growth in China and So that that's been weak for the Aussie Now the RBA pretty much in every meeting do tend to jawbone or talk down the Australian dollar They have an ideal rate at about 86 cents to the to the US dollar, which we've not even seen so far this year So their rhetoric is unsurprising What's been driving the Australian dollar higher so far this year has been a combination of? price movements in gold gold's been a bit more uncertain recently we saw a large decline We've seen recently seen it rally right back up to around 1270 as the US dollar has been weakening so Gold is a bit uncertain. What has been a big driving force has been the hunt for yield Now most global interest rates are pretty low these days. Australia's is relatively high. There's still a sort of a good economy AAA rated economy So investors have been buying Australian bonds putting their money into the Australian dollar with the hope of a carry trade to earn interest So the kind of battle going forward is whether that that carry trade overrides the Reserve Bank of Australia and any price movements in gold now looking at the price charts for the AUD looking at a daily chart here The initial pattern that we had at the bottom of this chart is a reverse head and shoulders pattern now using the height of this pattern with the neckline being around 91 and The bottom of the pattern being around 87 we'd put a hundred percent objective from this pattern at about 95 and then we'd see a 161.8 a Fibonacci type objective based on that pattern coming in around 97 both of which these prices tend to match highs which you see in the decline in price in the end or towards the end of 2013 More recently. We're looking at this price range between 92 and 94 Now really whether 92 holds or 94 holds is going to determine whether we're looking at this as a double top pattern Ie two tops formed at 94 and a and a 92 as a base pointing to a break lower or in fact 94 breaking and it looking more like a a ball flag or just a rectangle consolidation, which is breaking higher so The result of this short-term pattern will tell us whether we meet these full objectives from our reverse head and shoulders pattern Thank you for watching today's currency snapshot Remember we're looking at the Australian dollar versus the US dollar So we have to look at relative bond markets to see if that carry trade continues as well as any comments from the Reserve Bank of Australia and what's happening in gold good luck with trading


Once over everybody Jason over Jaspies case breaks.com. This feels no huddle mosaic football We're giving away 15 teams in this break here, which is 2019 Donners football hangar one box break random teams number three And the way this works guys is first 32 total spots remember no veteran commons will ship out of this We'll randomize customer names and teams distribute the hits out of the hangar then at the end of the break We will randomize all customer names It should be 32 obviously and then top 15 names will win a team So basically dolphins down to the Texans So in the sheet here, this would be the team sheet and this would be for the team winners and Again top 15 get a team. There you go So let's do the break first guys this roller dice and we got ourselves a five and a three four eight times one two three four five six seven and eight John down to mark eight times here one two three four five six seven and eight There were Broncos down of the Buccaneers So quick lands guys just because of the quick little a hanger box So John got the bangles Chargers John Patrick up the dolphins so quick little hanger box guys. So stick with what you got Well, it's not what I want. Oh, yeah, this is 2019. You're right. Hold on So actually quick glance at the bigger teams in 2019 Cardinals Ryan then Watch the football team Sean. I was thinking of 2020 for a second Who else would be big over your Patriots? Hey, it's data do a touchdown Yeah, well, like I said, it's just a quick glance of me Mike Giants So I'll give you I'll give you like 30 seconds to get your teams 2019. All right, so this is just the basement. We're not sure really shipping this so Skip through that And we got well, we got a little more Jackson relic Baltimore Ray was going to Tyler Derek Carr Jason Peter Paul Quinn Nelson Alexander Matheson Ricky Phillip Rivers Dominators Josh Jacobs The rookies for the Raiders That'll be gonna John Dominators agent Peterson Alson Jeffrey AJ Brown little Dwayne Haskins a little blackboarder James Connor There you go All right now Let's see who's gonna win those teams. So let's switch this now. Remember top 15 get a team There you go Good luck. Let's roll the dice again, and it's a three and a six for nine times. So good luck six seven eight nine one two three four five six seven eight nine nine times Tyler Brenner look at that Tyler at the top. There you go So Tyler you have the Dolphins Clay Franklin coming in and two and three in the chiefs and the Raiders marked with the Bucks Tyler you have the Broncos all of the Vikings Sean with the Cardinals Patrick of the Lions and Seahawks Tyler with the Rams Mike last ball module squeezing in getting the Patriots Nikki of the Jags Mark with the Bears John D with the Saints and Christopher with the Houston Texans And unfortunately damn mojo will mojo all the way down to Ryan You will not be part of the break but appreciate it coming up next though guys is the break itself and again now that it did fill guys I said if it feels tonight still I'll give it $250 and break credit So customers that do get a team from this filler will now be part of the break credit promo randomizer And it'll be top five get 50 bucks each. So appreciate it guys. Jasper's case breaks.com


My name is Evelyn Dietsche. I'm a Development Economist and a Public Policy Analyst. I've worked in and around the extractive industries for the last 15 years, mainly around resource governance issues. Now industrial policy has a bad name from the 50s, 60s, 70s when on the systems of state led economies industrial policy was used as a push type approach to industrialisation where governments were investing in certain types of industries and sectors. It's resulted in fiscal crisis in the 80s and it's been associated with the problem of rent seeking where political and economic elites in those countries have used the protection granted to certain industries not to actually develop those capabilities but live off the rents created by that protection. Development economists have become again interested in industrial policy because they have recognised that development is not about specialisation, it is about structural transformation and diversification of economies. What sorts of government actions or public policy actions can bring about that change from people being employed in low productivity subsistence agriculture to other types of sectors that are more productive. How far or how close to where your current comparative advantages are should you go with public policies to push the boundaries of the technological upgrading. It's very difficult to distinguish between good and bad industrial policy because it depends on what specific countries have done in particular context and where they were starting from. An example where successful industrial policies identified is the example of some of the East Asian countries that have achieved very successful economic growth in the post second world war period until now. And so one is looking at the sorts of policies that they were pursuing and how they were able to take privileges away from industries that didn't deliver when they were granted preferential treatment. One of the conclusions of the old type of industrial policy was to say governments are bad at picking winners but losers are good at picking governments. The modern industrial policy approach says well just the fact that it's risky to pick winners doesn't mean that we shouldn't be picking some sort of winners but it is really a process of collaboration and coordination once within across different types of ministries and with the private sector to learn from each other and to essentially take the risk to test different things and be able to correct your course of action if the expected results are not forthcoming.


What's good charge the bull rocks back again with another video? So we're gonna talk about the WWE Stalker man, the individual that was stalking Sonya Deville He got charged and sentenced to 15 years in prison. It's gonna be an interesting one I didn't know this was a thing into like maybe Few months back or whatnot. I you know, I think I think I'm watching maybe one of the videos talking about this And like reacting to it and I didn't even know she would have been stalked and was dealing with this Which is really really crazy. So they're gonna check this story out. It's kind of been all over the place, man This is on TMZ Sports So we're gonna see what they got to say about it WWE Superstar Sonya Deville stalks Stalker sentenced to 15 years for failed kidnapping plot Just the headline alone is wow to even think this was a real thing The South Carolina man who stalked and attempted to kidnap WWE Superstar Sonya Deville Was sentenced to 15 years in prison TMZ Sports has learned on Tuesday Philip A. Thomas the second played guilty to several charges including attempted kidnapping Armburgally and aggravated Stalking all in connection to Deville And this this looks like a like some camera footage CT CCTV footage or something like that. I don't know where the camera from or whatever But just some footage of the guy in August 2020 Thomas who according to prosecutors was obsessed with Deville drove from South Carolina to Lutz, Florida where Sonya lives to kidnap the WWE wrestler According to Fox 13 Thomas entered Deville's home just before 3 a.m. on with a knife plastic zip ties duct tape and pepper spray a Yo, what the hell? I didn't know the great details of it.   There's no way you can avoid it mark my words I'm going to SummerSlam with you as your boyfriend. I'm gonna force you to do what I want You should not ignore me. You just might see me tonight Yeah, bro that and I'm sure Wrestlers get a lot of messages. They don't even check Maybe some of them don't probably even run their their social medias accounts like this but for someone to just That's Bruh, that's beyond creepy beyond weird beyond disturbing. This is wild Dude is really talking about. Yeah, SummerSlam.   I don't know man. I don't know In the months leading up to the break-in Thomas also sent threatening messages on social media the 29 year old Deville according to prosecutors Deville was so shaken up by the terrifying Situation she had resorted to carrying a gun in fact She was arrested for unlawful weapon possession in New Jersey in February which this I do remember Was being talked about but it made sense She had a gun on her and rightfully show, you know since you had a gun on her because I mean come on now You never know what type of crazy individuals gonna try to do something to you They would drive all the way to break into your house at three in the morning with you know Zip ties in weaponry. You never know if somebody recognized you in the car somewhere You maybe you don't have ten on your car day But oh is that is that Sonya Deville and try to follow you you never know so I'm a I'd rather her get arrested Even though you know it sucks There's different laws for each states when it comes to guns and having a gun or whatever I'd rather her get arrested then you know somebody try to you know Pull up on her and she don't have no type of weaponry as for Thomas Second after his 15 years in prison. He will be on probation for 15 years. Hey, man Hey Leave that boy where he at leave man leave him where he at 15 years I don't know. Maybe he ends up getting off for you know, I don't know if there's If he's eligible for parole, maybe that could end up being the case getting off for for For you know, good behavior, I don't know what the exact stipulations are But nah, my man deserves to go to jail for a while Hopefully I think it's more so just a mental thing. Yeah granted He thought out the plan. He knew what he was gonna do. So this wasn't no spur of the moment You obviously premeditated this but there is some mental Instability going on in that brain of his and maybe they need to get somebody to talk to him Some to figure out what the hell's going on because that's just that's obsessiveness to a whole nother level and you see it a lot especially with the women in WWE like their fan base sometimes you guys take it a little bit Overboard like sometimes y'all get a little bit creepy with the pictures or I'll get a little bit obsessive with the comments and Start saying some wild stuff and if they don't respond to you or whatever you start, you know getting irate Y'all gotta chill and if you can't chill someone needs to be able to say a something's not right about this You know, or maybe you know have that self-awareness. I need to probably get something figured out You know, I need to talk to somebody there's we live in a time Where I don't have a problem with anybody having to talk to somebody to sort things out up here because this could Be a our greatest friend like our greatest attribute our brain and and what we can come up with as humans But it can also be our greatest detriment to what we may think is really happening Oh, and it's not the case this dude really thought the play was to go down to someone's crib that he's never personally met and Potentially tied them up and forced them to be in a relationship with them There's no alarms or Systems in his brain saying I don't think this is a good idea and nothing was like I don't think this is a good idea He may not have even told anybody because I'm sure you would have told somebody if you had some friends or family They would have like yo, what the hey chill out. You know I'm saying and maybe could have warned somebody Head of time. So definitely. I don't know what the case is, but I do think you know him being in jail Honestly Understand it. You know I'm saying but they definitely need to get somebody To at least be talking to him in jail to figure out what's going on and maybe he can be rehabilitated rehabilitated back into the Into the free world, but he needs to talk to somebody He don't just needs to be in jail Just sitting there and festering over the fact that he didn't get to Accomplish what he wanted to accomplish because who's to say he don't get out and then be like man I waited 15 plus years or whatever man.  Do you think it should have been more do you think it should have been less do you think he should have been? since like a maybe a Psychiatric ward so they can figure out some things on them Or do you think this is the best route sending my boy to prison and going from there? Let me know down below on this whole crazy Topic, but I appreciate all the love and support you guys have shown on channel road 250k And I'm still gonna speed it YouTube version of the world appreciate talking to me see our next one. Peace


My perception of the outside looking in, here's what I keep thinking about, okay, I hear and I think about this every day almost. It comes up seriously and that's not an exaggeration. Every day in this country, there is 10,000 people turning 65. How crazy is that? Okay, so I don't know if you guys, I got my, you know, college degree and they remember, I remember seeing these population charts. Have you ever seen those?  Okay, well the baby boomers are retiring. They're coming of life insurance age in terms of turning 65, Medicare age.  They still have home and auto insurance like anybody, you know. Okay, so there's just this huge opportunity like economically on a macro scale and I'm just like there's just so much opportunity. So you know, whenever we've got some of these guys that we work with that are early 20s making 200, 300 grand a year.  It's just they have opportunity and they have hustle.  My point is, is that, you know, not to take anything away from these guys, but like, I didn't think it was possible for a 22 year old guy that doesn't have a college degree to be making multiple six figures. And that is just an indication of the industry. Yeah. Right. It's kind of ridiculous. I truly believe that there isn't a better industry on planet earth. I just right now, especially, especially right now. My gosh. Well, and we got done with 8%. And one of the things that I was talking to your dad about who does Medicare, he said, you know, a specific word for word, you know, we've got, we've got like five years of like prime Medicare time. You know, why do you think that it, why do you think he said that?  And then you look by and you don't want to look, look up in five, 10 years and like regret the gold rush. Yeah. You know, per se. Yeah. Well, I was talking to one of my clients last night at like nine o'clock because he's like a friend of mine and we're just kind of bouncing back and forth and talking about mortgage protections, my things. And we were just kind of like talking through this whole deal where it's like, you know, now is the, I was thinking like, dare I say, this may be a bold statement, but it's like once in a lifetime opportunity right now, you know, and so I'm on the marketing side.  It's really like easier than what I was expecting because the target's so dang large. Yeah. You know what I mean? And so it's like our Medicare clients.  Like we hear all this stuff. Yeah. And we're just, I mean, for call centers, agents, agencies, we're freaking crushing it. It's crazy. I've got a campaign right now. Can I say numbers you think or not? Dude, I mean, I can't ask the audience because we're in a live podcast, but I'm good with it. Okay. So I have a client that needs, I mean, he needs like 2000 leads a day. Okay. Wow. And we're not there yet in terms of the volume because we haven't quite scaled yet, but we're only in 11 states. And I looked at our lead cost, we've got like a bunch of A-B tests going on. And we are at like $5.72 a lead across the country in 11 states. And we started the campaign, you know, a couple of months ago, like no big deal. But like, and we are going to get to a couple thousand a day. Oh, for sure. And it's like, what? Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, it's just kind of like mind boggling that there's this many people and these are people raising their hand, opting in. These aren't like opening up the iPhone and like playing Bejeweled and like actually thumbing that I want Medicare. Yeah. You know, these are like legit opt-in. In fact, he told me, I can say this because I don't, we're not talking about the client. Once he gets the person on the phone, their call center is a 50% close rate. Wow. 50%. He said his challenge is getting them on the phone for the first part. And he said, because his dialer was automated, he was only calling every four hours. So he was only to call, he was only because of the volume, he was only able to call once a day. So what he did is he said, okay, I'm going to adjust my dialer instead of driving these leads straight into my, uh, openers, I'm going to drive them to the marketing people to qualify and then I'm going to have them call three times a day, one email, one text the next day, three times a day, one email, one text. Because if we can get them on the phone, we're at a 50% close rate.


I've got Q-tips and Vaseline. Hey everybody, we're going to do a 2020 Panini Luminance football, six bucks. Q-tips and Vaseline. Yes, half case break, number four. Jaspy's case breaks, I'm Sean. We're doing case break number four. You can see on here it's six bucks. Joe previously ripped number three. And these were all numbered, so you can see number four on there. I can't. Oh, no, they cannot. That's wrong. Yeah, don't use this to monitor. Use that to monitor. Otherwise, I get confused, too. So you can see all six boxes here previously numbered, number four. And here's our list. We did not, so let me go ahead and do that. Sean, I'll get there, folks. That's true. Eventually. You should see some of my first breaks. Pretty bad. Portrait that baby up. And then headers and footers, and then a worksheet title. Second box down. Cool. Thank you, Eric, for getting last spot, Mojo, with the Detroit Lions. Do it, Rex. I think I've set up the printer where you should just be able to stick your hand right underneath there. You should feel the vapor and bang. Don't need to look for it. What's the makeup on these? You see how I've tailored this rig for efficiency? Got the stream deck. Got the printer set up right here. This has always been a dream of mine, Joe. So. No, dream come true. Good luck, everybody. Yeah, it's just, I think you just slide. Have you ever done these for personals? No. Well, this just came out today. Oh, right, right, right. You're on this camera today. Slides out like that, folds out like that, just a few packs in there. Nice. You pack second, or just doing one of the boxes? You can do however you want to. I always do one at a time. No, no, I mean one box per one pack. Oh, no, I stack the box, yes. I don't go pack at a time. I'll stack the box. I know, for personals, I feel like people like pack at a time. But on the group rating sign, yeah, I just stack a box. I love this style. I wish if anybody's done pro debut, the glossy player, but the matte black background. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, yeah. If they would have done that on this, it's like the gloss on the player would have been really nice. But the action photos are always very cool. First box, Davante Parker, Christian McCaffrey, Jared Goff, Darnold, Tyler Johnson. The gold is a parallel, but not numbered. Or actually, yeah, it is numbered. Top right corner. Sorry about that. Number 250, Devin Bush, Relic, Todd Gurley, Flash, Austin Davis, or sorry, Ashlyn Davis? Ashton Davis. You know, the font's kind of hard to read on that. The name is printed on the back there. Zack Moss, Justin Herbert. Herb. Going to Louie. Juju Smith-Schuster, Deshaun Watson, Jimmy Garoppolo, Tyler Huntley. That's a red number to 25. Juju Smith-Schuster to 299. And we've got a redemption. Dynamic, Henry Ruggs for the Raiders. Oh, we're under Las Vegas now. For Nick, Ross Blacklock, Tommy Stevens, and Derek Brown, Aaron Donnell, Josh Allen, Saquon Barkley, Odell Beckham. Who got the, uh, Relic? That was the Pittsburgh Steelers. Devin Bush, and that's going to Nick Tylock. Donovan Peoples-Jones, Orange. Number 250. Thurman Thomas. Patch Auto, Hall of Famer. 99. Nice patch auto. That's going to Jarell Taylor. Jerome Bettis. Oh, so it's a vintage. No number on that? Yeah, they used that, like, Sibia, like, Instagram photo. Yeah. I think they look cool. Perl Stewart Jr. Oh, Daryl Stewart Jr. James Morgan. Denzel Mims. Julian Edelman. Stefan Gilmore. AJ Green. Terry McClaren. Alvin Kamara, number to 75. Eno Benjamin. Auto for the, uh, Eno Benjamin. 40, not 49ers. That's how you, uh, cardinals. I think it's not his, the team logo, pro team logo. Oh, it is. Arizona Cardinals. That's going to Eric Albur. It's only the year one on cards that don't have, uh, teams that you'll have to look at, if you don't know. So number to 299. Lightspeed, Adrian Peterson, Vikings edition. Jerry Judy, Gabriel Davis, and Isaiah Hodgins for the first box. No one had guesses on that redemption? Not yet. Oh, yeah. Any guesses on the redemption guess? Have we seen any today? Yeah, uh, Adam Aker is in another person. OK. Adam's saying Akers. Austin Eckler getting interviewed. Running back to number one. Adam's going to bed if it's Justin Herbert. He had the chart in the last one. Oh. That's fine. Panini Illuminance, year one signatures. Those are the on cards. Card number three, I. S. A. Isaiah Simmons. Going to the Arizona Cardinals, Eric Albur. Congrats. This was hoping the charges would originally draft, but you haven't seen any yet. Joey B signing his cards. You had one earlier? Which looked really cool. There should be a couple per, a few per case, a couple per half case. Second box. Dan Marino, vintage to 100. Numbered one of 100. First one ever made? eBay 101. Carson Wentz to 75. AJ Dillon on card auto, year one. That's going to the Green Bay Packers. Eric Ainge, congrats. Lights out, Troy Aikman. Jordan Love, Joe Burrow. Nice looking card there. Deandre Swift. And Deandre Swift, parallel to 250. He's supposed to be good, Deandre. He is. Georgia running back, I guess. Georgia running back, now with the Detroit Lions. Last spot, Mojo. Eric. And Elimited Ink, TJ Watt. To 99. Going to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Nick Talwalk. Had that relic earlier for Devon Bush. Jerry Rice Flash and Bryce Perkins. KJ Hamler, Jake Lutton. Saquon Barkley to 200, 299. And Nate Stanley, Vikings quarterback to 299. Middlesaw Vikings, also Eric Jock. And Tua Tagava Loa, dynamic. Really nice looking black card there. Tua's going to the Miami Dolphins. Chase Claypool to 99. The Steelers, Nick Tywalk again. Darren Woodson, relic. Going to the Cowboys and Brock Pine. And Clavon Chason rounds out the first box, or second box. I'll speed it up. Just getting an idea of the win. All right, so Douglas, yeah, we should have this break down by the bottom of the hour. And then, yeah, whatever else sells out, we can do it. That's a good backflip. That's what we're going to use. I probably am going to have to pull that stool in here. Yeah, sure. Yeah, it's like trying to keep my hands in the screen and stuff like that. My fourth swing has improved because of that. You can slide the mat underneath. Under? Yeah. So then you can move the field a little bit under. It'll bring me down a little bit lower. Cool. Yeah, it might put your hands in a more comfortable position. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah, whatever's comfortable. It actually gives you a better view of chatting and stuff like that, too. There you go. Whatever's just for the eye angle. Thanks, everybody, for being patient. You can also angle this down so you're a little bit better centered. Got to keep the Jaspie logo. But you see, we don't want too much headroom. Otherwise, it'll make you look small. It's all about the cinematography. Putting on a good show. See, these are all things I think about. Xavier McKinney to 25. Todd Gurley to 299. Donovan Peoples-Jones, year one, green auto. I'm going to tell you, this is funny that we can't see the tie dye on your shirt now. Are the, so they're green, like they have parallel autos, but not numbering on those, I'm looking like? Correct. Like the on-card one? Yeah. Yeah, the on-card ones will just have different color ink, which will represent parallels, some shorter than others. But not serial number. Jalen Hertz. Nathan Rourke to 250 from Ohio University. Tyler Boyd, 8 of 10. Nice on-card auto there for the, sorry, sticker auto, but for John Stallone and the Cincinnati Bengals. And Tom Brady lights out. Art form in Korea though, look at that. AJ Green to 299. DJ Dallas for the Seattle Seahawks. Number auto to 299. Seahawks is Derwin Sianco. Jake Lutton Green to 75. Jared Kauff, Relic going to the Rams for Eric Ainge. I mean, most of the year one autos are going to end up being obviously on-card, so. Vet autos, it'll happen. But an out of 10 is an out of 10, right? Tyler Boyd should be primed for a decent year to this year also, guys. Have a lot of attention on him and the rest of the team. OK, halfway through, guys. Speeding up a little bit. 4 bucks. Yeah, Burrow definitely is going to utilize him a lot. Sean, we're actually not open to the public right now. Doing some renovations, still trying to figure out obviously the reopening and how everything is going to work post COVID. But yeah, we'll figure everything out. I'm sure hours to start will probably be limited. The amount of people in the store at a time will also be limited, but we'll see. I think we're shooting for the beginning of August. And guys, after this, we'll update orders. I know before we started this a lot of people were looking to get into some obsidian. We've got random number block, a couple spots left in those, two different random number blocks and a hanger box to go. Ben Roffensberger, Malcolm Perry to 250 for the Dolphins. Devin Bush, the second for the Steelers, another single relic, going to Nick Tywalk. Russell Wilson, dynamic, numbered to 100. T.Y. Hilton to 99. And Jalen Régor, red ink auto. And Jalen Régor is going to be going to the Philadelphia Eagles. And Jigar Darje, congrats. Terrell Lewis to 50 for the Rams. LaVisca Chanel Jr, going to the Jaguars. And that's numbered out of 100. Matt Ryan to 299. And Zach Bonn for the New Orleans Saints, numbered to 100. New Orleans Saints, Jonathan Chatham. Or sorry, Jordan Chatham, Jerry Judy. And Gabriel Davis, end box four. Yeah, Jalen Régor should be pretty good for you guys. Jigar, fifth box. Jigar, are you not a fan of the Hertz draft? Yeah, I mean, I was talking about it on Personals yesterday. And I honestly, I thought Jalen Hertz was one of the best overall quarterbacks coming out of this class. Yeah, he has bigger holes. But I think one of the big things with him is he had success and he showed that he was able to adapt to two different systems and be successful in both, which I think for teams that have a lot of turnover, not specifically the Eagles, but teams that have a lot of turnover with offensive coordinators, players, systems, and all that stuff, I feel like he has the ability to be able to adapt to different systems. So I feel like that should be a pretty good factor for him for a future career. Jerry Rice, Flash, number 10 of 100. Jimmy Garoppolo to 299. Jerry Judy, year one auto. Jerry Judy going to the Denver Broncos for Rick Thomas. Yeah, I think one of the biggest things, too, is he also, Jalen Hertz, adapted to the adversity of losing his starting spot very well. Tyler Huntley to 99 for the Baltimore Ravens. And KJ Hamler, another Broncos wide receiver. And that's out of 299. Another one going to Rick Thomas in the Denver Broncos. Ezekiel Elliott, one of 99 for the Cowboys. Jordan Brooks for the Seattle Seahawks. Number to 299, Seattle Seahawks. Derwin Sianco, Chase Claypool for the Steelers. Number to 250. And Juju Smith-Schuster, Relic for the Steelers as well. Going to Nick Tywalk. Third Relic for the Steelers tonight. Pat Mahomes, lights out. Clyde Edwards-Hallaire, Austin Mack, and Cole McDonald. One more box to go, guys. That's actually surprising. I thought Derek Henry might test free agency. It'd be interesting to see what happens with the Leonard Fornette this year. Sixth and final box, everybody. Thank you very much. And good luck. And guys, I think we were the dual box Noir NT. I think we were just a Pelicans number block away from that breaking tonight. Obviously, Pelicans number block isn't a small order, but still got 20 people in the chat. Anybody wants to get that done tonight? Albert Okwabunum for the OKWABUNUM? I think so. I don't know. Look at the back. It's hard to read the cursive. Well, I know the name. I just didn't know how to pronounce it. I think it's OKWABUNUM. OKWU-EG-BUNUM, OK? OKWU-EG-BUNUM, something. For the Denver Broncos, Rick Thomas. That's numbered out of 250. Devin Bush, third relic of the night. This one's numbered out of 49. Going to Nick Tywalk again. You're going to start being able to put together your own Devin Bush jersey. Lights out. Christian McCaffrey, 9 of 10. Going to the Carolina Panthers and Rob Garicki. Nice short, really short print there. Travis Kelsey to 299. Redemption. Any guesses? Camakers again. That's what Joe's going with. Doubling down on camakers. And we've got Colby Parkinson. Green, numbered to 75 for the Seattle Seahawks. And this was turned into a Broncos case, six boxes. Terrell Davis, 4 out of 25. Spotlight autos. Always a good looking auto there. Denver Broncos, once again, Rick Thomas. Curtis Samuels to 99. And Rayquan Davis, auto for the Dolphins, numbered to 299. And wrapping us up, Jared Pinkney. And Redemption, year one signatures RPS Green. And if it's like the green numbered cards, that's going to be numbered out of 75. Card 14, C-A-M, Acres. Joe is right. And that's going to go to the Los Angeles Rams. And Eric Ainge. What do you do, Ange? I go Ange, yeah. I guess if there was an I. I've never asked, actually. I'm assuming if there was an I, you would go Ainge. If there was an I, I would go Ainge. Like Danny Ainge. Yeah. But I go Eric Ainge, Andrew Ainge. Historic, Danny Ainge. Ready to talk a little bit, just a minute? Left side, says Reg. Boom. Boom, done those? Do a little recap for you guys. Nice. Relics and autos. Relics and autos. Get up a little bit once they're set down. Got the hang of it. And start quarterbacks? Yeah, yeah, yeah, any cards under 10 maybe I'll do. Yeah, sure, if you want to start quarterbacks. I haven't been pulling those. I should be. They'll should all of hardship in this. Colin Johnson? What's that, Teddy? He's probably lagging, I think that's his guess. Oh, Teddy, refresh your feed. Teddy lagging, or is it just randomly dropping Colin Johnson? I mean, that redemption was like two minutes ago. It was. Come on, Ted, better than that. Well, he messaged it three minutes ago. It only showed up a minute ago, Ted. That's weird. We're on live chat, are you on live chat? Yeah, I'm on live chat too. Sorry, Ted, that's on us then. No, it's Teddy still. It's still Teddy. Maybe poor Wi-Fi at his house? He's not at his house, he's probably sitting in the parking lot. He's just waiting for me. Screen mask on? And a scythe? I think he was nervous for me. He's just my safety blanket. Wait, wait, what? The guy cook commercial. Oh, I thought you were talking about heroes. Like, what? I don't like rats. No, they're the guy cook commercial. Cracks me up for some. We have a rat problem. OK, guys, a little hit recap. Does not feature actual game footage. What game is that? It's all the game savings. It does not reflect game engine, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So it's basically saying, here's a trailer. Cool. The game doesn't look like this. So some of the highlights of the base cards are numbered. Jalen Hertz, Christian McCaffrey, lights out to 10. Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow, and Tua Tagovailoa, dynamic. Our relics for the night, Jared Goff. You made the big leagues, Darren. Devin Bush, Darren Woodson, Devin Bush, Juju Smith-Schuster, and Devin Bush. That went to number to 49. Thanks, Darren. And our autos for this break. AJ Dillon, year one. TJ Watt, illuminated ink to 99. Nate Stanley to 299. Eno Benjamin to 299. Thurman Thomas, Hall of Fame patch auto to 99. Isaiah Simmons, year one, signatures redemption. Zach Bonn to 100. Jalen Régor, red ink auto, year one. Leviska Chanel Jr., number to 100. Jerry Judy, year one auto. KJ Hamler to 299. Jordan Brooks to 299. Terrell Edmonds, I'm sorry, Terrell Davis. Spotlight auto to 25. Cam Akers, Rams, year one, signatures RPS green. Rayquan Davis to 299. Donovan Peoples-Jones, year one, green auto. Tyler Boyd, ink to 10. And then DJ Dallas to 299. Thank you very much. That was the Panini Luminance, six box, half case break, number four with jaspeakcasebreaks.com. Thank you very much, guys. Corrects.


I think I feel most comfortable when I'm around all the colors. It's like people are scared of color here, definitely. And I call the place where I live now monochromia, because it's so bland. Things like gray and brown, people like them because those are serious official colors. Like business people, they don't wear colorful clothes. They wear dark clothes, neutral tones. Kind of grow up and be more neutral and boring. I just like to surround myself with as many colors as possible. I've been going through the full spectrum. I've been starting with, say, red and going all my way through to purple. But usually it's quite random. I'm like, this color looks good, this color looks good, and they're going to look great together. Blue in nature is very rarely found. And it's often a warning sign. So when you see blue, it means don't eat me. I'm toxic. Oh, I use a lot of blue in my art, but I don't eat my art, so it's okay. I would eat this though, because this is beautiful. It looks so tasty.  But no, it doesn't have to be an angry color. It can be just what it is.


that was better yeah all right so I was telling you know that people aren't clapping really and he nobody should listen to an Iraq's response he said he's gonna have a clapping company setup well yeah so I guess we should get more alive to the awards today and there should be a lot of celebration as well and there's good reason to celebrate because there's a lot of hard work going by each one of you before I get on to the jury process maybe my two bits on on mobility and even before I get there I must say mr. Schroff that was an awesome keynote I think he needs a round of applause for the work he's done and and and why don't we clap guys can we all put our hand together see unfortunately I come from the boring world of financial services where well nobody's ever sung in a keynote but I hope I could or maybe I should do augmented reality next time and I can always hide behind the fact that you know it's a serious affair giving awards and being a jury so maybe I'll just be serious the mobile of course lots has been said already about it the way it's been getting used the way it can get used the way it's still there's a whole lot not yet in the we don't know world but the fact that it's today pretty much like the consumers remote control to start engaging with the brand I think we haven't had a stronger remote control ever in our life today the remote control is actually an enemy usually because you just flip you just flip between programs right but this is that remote control which can offer a lot of lot to the marketing world real-time execution pinpointed analytics therefore pinpointed targeting huge personalization and it being all pervasive anytime anywhere anybody more can be said about it but I guess this is it this is really the world which we were all waiting for and which is why it's very relevant that there are wards around mobile creativity around mobile advertising mobile marketing use of mobile you just saw one from Eureka Forbes where it's not just about talking to the customer but you know the entire process the entire sales process the onboarding process the training process awesome I mean this is this kind of work is really good so I am of course passionate about mobility as lots of you sitting in this room would be and I must say that so were the jurists all the jurists were truly involved it was a very engaging process so jury process is really divided into two parts there was first an online process by which the 250 entries we'd got really through the online judging we kind of shortlisted the top five sometimes top six in each category there were about 84 unique entries which were there for all the categories put together the second round is what you saw pictures of when the jury really met and that was a very engaging eight hours a lot of work done online and then these eight hours the juries were very well chosen by e4m and what I must say is that we kind of ensured that there was no industry bias in the way the juries had been picked up the fact that the jury chair was from life insurance I can tell you there was not a single life insurance advertised advertisement they're being seen so not a worry about that maybe it just kept away because I was a jury chair but I must say that the things that we kept in mind but around transparency be inclusive to everybody and you know giving that little leeway where you're on the borderline that is this what you really wanted to say there's number of times we did struggle in some ways what I liked about this entire process is that we're very open sometimes too transparent and you know when you do these discussions people to get personal as well but at the same time there was a bias the bias largely was towards the usage of mobile so there were a lot of entries which were all mobile centric and these being a mobile mobility award ceremony so this is how we of course had a bias towards that a national bias bulk of the award categories were around this bias but there was some which also had mobile as one of the many media used in giving your message across while people did not really make it in the bulk of the categories but there were some of you categories there as well in terms of things that I must say that does play on the jury's mind is the way you present your case so few words of advice there were videos and there were presentations we did try to take away the bias between videos and presentations but please do not forget this a marketing award and somebody did say on stage that videos are it so there was getting to be this presentation bias that we were getting on to so my suggestion would be it's a set of marketing awards please ensure that you present the best in you and don't really hold back on that bit the second thing that really would be a piece of advice again is that please choose your categories in which you apply for awards a little bit more carefully it was strange sometimes and you know all all the experts would sit together and we would like kind of discuss a advert or a marketing message threadbare then we'd say hello but you know if they'd applied on this other category maybe they would have been an award that was imminent to this but somehow we found that maybe a little bit more thinking in terms of where you applied would have really helped we couldn't have you so we of course then what we did was although we had shortlisted 84 for the jury meet we went back to the 250 and dug out if you know you had applied but maybe it was not shortlisted into the in that category but if you hadn't applied for an award well you apply for a geography exam you don't get a history paper right so you're not gonna get it you're not gonna get that award my heart goes out to those people who did maybe not do that thinking but there's a lot of hard work behind it the last piece of advice would be on the way the results were presented you know there was this bias to go towards percentages and you know when you don't know the base of improvement it gets to be a little difficult particularly if people are we feel as juries that you know if you're hiding behind percentages not there's nothing wrong with percentages I mean a mature sector with a 10-12% growth sometimes because of a ad word or a message is surely good but when you're doing a startup and you talk about some thousand percent growth what does that mean I don't really know that so we were so these are a few things that maybe I'd recommend we you all take a look at on the whole there were some really big brands but I can assure you we did not pay attention to how big or small the brand was what we did pay attention to was what the content was and what were you really applicable in that category and how did you really choose to exploit that category best but I know there's a lot of hard work gone behind this I don't know how many of you are really expecting an award can I see a raise of hand how many people are actually expecting an award okay 70% aren't so we shouldn't be disappointed 30% only seem to so well a lot of work done by you guys and I must say that it is very encouraging to see some of the work there there was some new technologies that were put to use and that was particularly very exciting because when you see innovation which is going to be part breaking getting on to the show of India it is something really that takes a little extra bit from the jury's to like and it is really good a lot of good work keep doing it and don't feel bad if you didn't get the award if you're part of the five in any case you're a winner all the very best enjoyed the evening do keep clapping thank you do keep making a lot of noise and can we hear it out loud for the Maddy's 2017 jury chair mr. third show thank you so much for all your due


This is iPolite vision. It's an app for people who are visually impaired and blind, but it can just point their phone at an object and it will speak out and say what they are looking at. So if they're looking at food or where the glasses are or where a sink is in a public restroom. During these three days at ITU, we have met a lot of different people. People are head of the field of AI research, but also people who do policy making. And the intersection between them has been really interesting and there's been really good time to show up what we can do and how we can work together with them to get this to more people and what's the next steps.


Please get real snow boots. I bombed a quiz. Listen, you hit the subscribe button, you hit the subscribe button. This is good. We are going to Rochester Institute of Technology here in Rochester, New York, and talk to some students, hopefully. The best people to start talking to are the frat guys. So I saw these two frat guys, and I said, I got to talk to these boys. Yeah, I'm Henry Valentine. I'm the president of Fidel to Theta, and this is the quarter mile. It's our yearly fall philanthropy event. Our national philanthropy is the Live Like Lou Foundation. Lou Gehrig was a Fidel and ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is something that's close to Fidel to Theta. So every year we fundraise for it, reaching just under $7,000. That's awesome. Congrats, man. That's pretty great. It was called the quarter mile because of this event run by a different fraternity back in the 70s. My name is Ezra Schultz. I'm actually an alumni now. I just graduated in the spring. I was part of a five-year program. It was called Mechanical Engineering Technology. The technology here at RIT basically means that it's a lot more hands-on. So a part of every single core class, a part of the MET department, you have to do a collaborative group work. If you're a freshman coming in, a part of the MET department, you're going to do this class called Fundamentals of Engineering.  And you have to put together a traditional launcher.  That can be a tribuchet, a catapult, a slingshot. And you have to find a way to launch a pumpkin 60 yards. And you get graded on how far you shoot it. And it's literally you have to hit it certain amount of distance. If you hit 60 yards, you get an A. If you hit 50, you get a B. So every class will give you a specific project or group work to do. And all that's basically so that when you graduate, you can go into the workforce. And as a mechanical engineer, you're never going to be working by yourself. I was determined to find some students who could tell me about what it's like to be a non-techy major here at RIT. And they didn't disappoint. I found a few. So I'm Bailey Kale. I'm a second year here at RIT. And I study international business. I'm Jesse Verks. I'm also a second year here. And I study psychology. I'm Sophia Blina. I'm a first year. And I study criminal justice. OK, awesome. So you're kind of the exact people I've been looking for today because everybody else is just like something engineering, something engineering. And I was like, do they do other things here? We, for my psychology program, we do a lot of data analysis or different things like that. Sorry. I feel like everything here, I mean, it's in the name, technology. But they incorporate it with everything, which is kind of cool. Because I think there's a lot of majors that people do that wouldn't normally have that aspect. So you kind of get a good mix. I'm kind of curious how you chose RIT because I feel like those majors that you've got might be the kind of thing that you would maybe normally go somewhere else for. Yeah, we have. So yeah, fill me in. So we are actually all on the women's ice hockey team here at RIT. So I think for the most part, that's what brought us here. When we toured, I don't know about them, but I fell in love with the campus. It's not too big. It's not too small. I completely agree. RIT has such a strong culture and such a friendly culture. You just constantly feel welcome. I remember when I first toured, I was so nervous. But I didn't walk by one person that didn't say hi or introduce themselves. And it's just something great to be a part of. Can you tell me a little bit more about the ice hockey scene here? What's going on?  So much. It's one thing that brings the school together. And we have this really cool group of people. They call them the corner crew. And they sit on the corner of the rink.  And they're all like our main supporters. And they work jerseys. And they have all these different chants. They're awesome. And they are awesome. Like, so cool. And they get the crowds going. And it's super cool. I have always wanted to talk to people who were involved in game design. So I was lucky enough to find two people who could tell me a little bit about their experience. One's in first year. One's in third year. So we get a little bit of that freshman vibe and also a more experienced perspective. I think you're going to love it. I'm Kovu, game design. I'm a third year. My name is Christian Ophori. I study game design and development. Right now, I'm a first year. I ain't going to lie. So right now, we're going into the intro basics of it. I'm a bit experienced with it. So for me, I'm just writing basic programs. What's the engine? I'm forgetting. Unity. Yeah. For Unity to actually run really basic stuff. I'm more excited for the sound design. I love music a lot. So I'm excited for the sound design. What I really like about RIT is that it's really getting inclusive to the sexuality, race, gender, social identity, anything. You always find someone here to hang around with. I remember my first group of friends were my freshman orientation. And we honestly just got along because we saw someone playing Animal Crossing. We just got in touch since. I did do some games in some of my classes. You start out with a very basic experience. They teach you coding. Then you make the game literally the next semester. So it's pretty fun there. And then you just make more games along the way. I like to go and make fighting games. I get more RPGs. I would love that. But from my love of music, I think I would really be interested in making some sort of rhythm game or some sort of music-based game. That's sort of the project I want to work on eventually. You got a favorite game franchise? I like RPGs a lot. Yeah, like what? Persona, if you could tell. OK, I'm kind of ignorant of Persona, to be honest. I was more of a Final Fantasy guy myself. Oh, yeah, yeah. I haven't gotten into that series yet. Yeah, that was kind of my childhood and everything else. You can check out my music. I do music on the side. It's Reborn on SoundCloud. Shout out to my boy, Slain Jalen. My boy, Ate Sosa, he used to change his name to Ate's. Right now, check out his sound called Ate Sosa and Slain Jalen, my family for supporting me, helping me get here. And shout out to you all for watching. Hey, you hit the Subscribe button. You hit the Like button yet? Hey, listen, you hit the Subscribe button yet? Come on, man. Hit the Subscribe button. Hit the Like button. Come on, man. I think I finally figured out how this campus works. So like, I mean it's a STEM school, so naturally you're going to have a lot of like nerdy people, right, that are a little more introverted. Once you start reaching out to those people and really just kind of zeroing in on them, right, talking to them, they open up very quickly. And so no wonder nobody bothered me for so long as I walked around campus. But at the same time, like, it was really easy for me to start engaging with people. My name is Gianna. OK, Gianna. And what do you study here? I study mechanical engineering. I'm a third year transfer student from a local community college. When did you start studying here at RIT recently? Like two weeks ago. Two weeks ago. OK, all right, first transfer, yeah. All right, I wasn't sure if that was like a recent thing or awesome. Yeah, it was like a really recent. OK, so like first impressions. How are you feeling so far? So far, I really like it. It's a lot of homework and I'm trying to stay on top of it. But all the professors have been like really welcoming, really willing to help you out. So yeah, I've had a really good experience. So I'm going to let Lon Moore, a guy, pass us over a second. That's why he's following me around because he passes by and he's on my over here. That's a cameo, I think. I think, yeah, I think he's like, I don't get enough. Yeah, he's showing off now. He's going fast. He's like, I see how it is. Yeah, totally. What do you like about the place so far now that you've been here a couple of weeks? I like how it's very accessible. I like the campus shuttle. I live at Perkins Green, so I can just get on it. I'm here within 10 minutes, but I can also walk. I can also bike. And I like how it's organized, like all the engineering classes being in the engineering building. And yeah, it's really easy for me to get around and figure my way out here. OK, cool. So have you had any, like, bumpy situations, any challenges so far? I bombed a quiz, so that was a little, a bit of a wake-up call, but, you know, I'm going to keep moving forward because it's only one grade out of many. That's it. It's just the beginning. Yeah. It's not about how you start, it's how you finish. Exactly. All right. Well, thank you so much for your time. I really appreciate it. No problem. Thank you. Hi, I'm Liam. I'm a new media design student. I'm a second year here. This is my first year in the program. I transferred in from exploration last year. Were you then totally, like, undecided when you came in? I was thinking of going into new media at first, but I wasn't set on it. But I decided to go into it at the end of last year. What are you looking forward to the most? So we're doing a project right now where we have to redesign, like, tarot cards, basically, using, like, pictures we take in, like, similar symbols. And so I need to find people to model for or potentially myself, but I'm looking forward to designing that for my first class. OK, cool. What would you say is, like, your strength in terms of, like, graphic design or media design? My strength? I'm really good at making work when I'm procrastinating, but that's also kind of a weakness because I procrastinate. So good under pressure, I guess. Yeah, that's pretty difficult with most creatives. I can relate. Yeah. Favorite program to use? Oh, my favorite program? Probably Illustrator. How did you choose RIT? So originally, I was picking between, it came down to between RIT and Ithaca College in Ithaca, New York. But I decided that RIT has a bit more of the tech stuff that I was looking for outside of the fine arts that Ithaca also specializes in. So I figured that would be a bit better fit for me. OK. And how hard has it been so far? I'm not going to say the class work has been crazy difficult. I'm just going to say that I'm not the greatest, like, student with the best work ethic in the world. So that's kind of part of it, but it's definitely manageable if you just, you know, do all your homework and set a little time aside. All right, cool.  Thank you so much, man. Of course, thank you. Appreciate it, Liam. Take it easy. You too. Have a good one. All in all, I'm extremely happy that I was able to make it out here to RIT and I want to give a shout out to David for just helping me coordinate this whole thing, giving me all the logistical support for today, made it really easy for me to come onto campus and check out RIT. And I'm so glad I did because honestly, this is a really unique campus, very cool place, very cool people here. Like, I know that the tech guys get a wrap for being a bit shy or weird, but like, I like weird. They're good weird here. And there was a lot of fun personalities that I met today. So I'm really glad I was able to come here and check it out. I hope you can check it out too. If you're interested in RIT, you can go to RIT.edu. If you need help prepping an application, you can go to preprisquo.com and reach out to us. But otherwise, thank you for watching this video and go check out RIT. I'll see you next week.


At the end of the 2022 season I made some predictions going into the 2023 season on who would actually win the four grand slams. When you go through both the men and the women's results for that I'm going to go react to that and see how close I was. This is who you guys have picked for the Australian Open and you've got Egas Friyantek. Now, well and truly the best player of the season in 2022 and you've picked her ahead of Dabur and Garcia. So interesting to see how Friyantek does. Got to the semifinal this year so not a bad pick. I've actually gone with Garcia for this one because I feel like the Australian Open with the heat and the court service being a bit quicker might favour some of those bigger hitters and I think Friyantek might struggle a little bit. So I'm going to go with Garcia just to be a little bit different for the first tournament of the season. So look, both of us got it wrong. Friyantek made the fourth round. Garcia barely did anything. In fact she started the year off pretty well but then after that completely fell off but Friyantek did make the fourth round. She did lose to Rabakina who was a big hitter so I guess kind of right but in terms of not making, not picking her to go far but Sabalenka won, beat Rabakina in the final and Garcia or Friyantek were nowhere near the quarter-finals will be on. So with the Australian Open coming up in a few weeks time you guys voted that Novak Djokovic is going to be the Australian Open champion ahead of Nadal and Elkaraz and I was through a poll on YouTube and I'm also going with Djokovic. I think that he showed at the end of the last season that when he's on court he's near unstoppable and of course being banned from last year's Australian Open I think he'll be out for revenge so we're both going with Djokovic and he's definitely the favorite to take the trophy. All right no surprise there we've gone with the most winningest champion at the Australian Open and Djokovic was allowed to play the Australian Open which definitely helped because last year of course he was banned in 2022 so he played, he won and we both got that prediction right. Having got the French Open now and again you guys have gone with Egas Friyantek who is the defending champion and I've also gone with Egas Friyantek she lost one match on Clay this year so hard to pick against her at the French Open the slower the surface gives her a little bit more time to hit the ball actually picked her ahead of Djokovic and Goff so I agree Friyantek French Open I think she is the Clay Court Queen at the moment. All right so we both went with the easy pick and we both got it right Friyantek won the French Open pretty easily as well she didn't do too bad on the Clay overall only lost a couple of matches here and there but Friyantek she did win the French Open last year and she has won three of the last four French Opens and I'm sure next year we're going to pick her again. Heading over to the French Open now and again with a vote on YouTube you guys picked Nadal just ahead of Djokovic at the French Open next year and I'm also going with Rafa it's so hard not to pick Rafa because it's so rare that he actually loses at the French Open so I think that we're both going with the obvious pick but also the safe pick. Now that was a tough one because of course 12 months ago Rafa was doing okay he was healthy he wasn't injured he wasn't winning but you know Clay Court tennis Rafa is a totally different Rafa who would have thought that he wouldn't play at all for the entire season he only you know got to play the Australian Open for a couple of matches then got injured and we haven't seen him since so we'll see if Rafa gets the prediction vote next year for the French Open but look Djokovic won maybe we could have picked Djokovic but Rafa the king of clay and he wasn't injured 12 months ago. Having a little Wimbledon now and this was the closest votes because of course Wimbledon has been a little bit random over the years for the ladies and you guys have also gone with Friyantek so it's again so hard to not pick her I guess because she had such a good season but who else are you gonna pick it's always very tough. I've actually gone with Sabalenka now I picked Sabalenka to win the Wimbledon this year of course didn't get to play because of the ban to the Russian and Belarusian players but I'm gonna go with her this year because I think that Wimbledon are gonna let them play and I'm gonna go with Sabalenka I think her game suits the courts of Wimbledon and I think she can get the win there but you guys have gone with Friyantek I'm going with Sabalenka we'll see what happens it might be someone totally different. Okay so Friyantek again didn't do too bad at Wimbledon actually had her best result at Wimbledon I went Sabalenka she was allowed to play luckily so I you know I picked her last year she wasn't allowed to play so at least this year she was there and she wasn't making in the semifinals as well so she did make it far but unfortunately lost to Jabir in the end Svetolina ended up beating Friyantek in the quarterfinals of the Wimbledon so again both got it wrong Von Drusava winning the whole thing against Jabir who would have picked Von Drusava at the start of the year. Heading over to Wimbledon now and this has been dominated by the goats over the last couple of decades and you guys voted Djokovic to win Wimbledon and I've also voted for Djokovic it's again it's so hard not to pick against the guys who have dominated these tournaments over the last decade and Wimbledon seems to be the one that doesn't have random champions it's always Djokovic Nidal or it was Federer when he was playing so we're both going with Djokovic with this one again probably the safe bet. All right so Elkera has got the surprise win beating Djokovic in the final we went too far off and look he was the first player Elkera to win Wimbledon outside of the big four since like 2002 or something so Federer Nidal, Mori, Djokovic so they dominate this event Elkera has finally gets his win and beats Djokovic in that epic final probably match of the year but man if we pick Djokovic for this one it's not the worst pick he almost got the win if he won that second set but you know Elkera's got the win historic and massive and heading to the US open now and again you guys have gone with Igor Sfjontek so Sfjontek all around to win every single slam now she's gonna probably win at least one or maybe two of those so you're probably not going to get too many wrong and obviously she is the defending champion at the US but I'm going to go with Anstjaber I think that she was so close in that final she played so well up until the final at the US open and again both of us got it wrong maybe we thought too much about it remember the US open is super random so maybe we should have picked someone a little bit more random. Goff beats Sabalenka maybe we should have gone with Sabalenka in the end because Sabalenka did win the Australian Open made the final of the US Goff had a great season from that US Open period onwards and made the uh one of first grand slam which maybe nobody had predicted 12 months ago but look Sfjontek and Sfjabuer not the worst predictions but they didn't go very far. Final event of the year being the US Open which does produce random champions and you guys have gone with Novak Djokovic to win the US Open ahead of Elkera's and Nadal and this is where I've gone a little different I've gone with Alexander Zverev after what we saw the last few weeks and I'm expecting by the time we get to the clay court seasons Zverev if he's healthy we'll be back in form he could well and truly win the US Open and maybe the injury that he had over the last six months will kick him back into gear and want to achieve some glory as guys like Medvedev and Elkera have done in the past. All right so you guys went Djokovic and Djokovic beat Medvedev in the final I thought I'd go a little different I went with Zverev he did do okay he beat Sinner in five sets so he did do some damage there he did lose to Elkera in the end in the quarter finals and Elkera of course then lost to Medvedev who then lost to Djokovic so I'm not too mad at that prediction but I should have just gone with the easy one pick Djokovic or at least pick one of the goats because they're always the favorite of these slams but that was for this year let me know down in the comments below how many you actually got right for the ladies and for the men's predictions because it's not easy picking 12 months out as we found out with Rafa the hard way and of course guys like Elkera's winning Wimbledon Von Drusev coming out of nowhere you know Goff playing well at the US Open let me know in the comments below as well what are your predictions for next year we will be doing this video again towards the end of the year so we can try and see how our predictions go but you guys actually voted really well especially on the goat side of things getting a lot right but it's not easy doing this and let me know in the comments below how many you actually got right on your predictions this year


What's up everybody, Jason here for jayspeakscasebox.com 2021 contenders Drapics football just sold out. This is a two box break random pack break number 11 And you guys 12 spots first We will number all 12 packs from the two boxes numbers 1 through 12 Then we'll randomize listen up customer names and the numbers and whatever number you match up with is what pack number We will open up live for you And with this six autographs per box on average one per pack 36 inserts six parallels Again, here is the dice roller customer names and the pack numbers Let's quickly open this up. So we do have two boxes left from this case. It looks like So number 12 will be the last two boxes. I'm not sure if that'll be the last ones ever Or we do have more hiding in We'll repost another one But in the meantime, like I said, I'm just gonna open up Go pack my pack and just stick it on instead of writing it on so that way and the cards don't get damaged or anything like that since it is Not in the top order You know, I'll take that offer and I'll flip it to Nick for 250 flat. I'm gonna make two cents profit I'll do it Nick will be the sucker. I wish we had more legacy. I don't think we have any more Actually, I'd like to see this year Dice roll it and we got ourselves a six and a four ten times One two three four five six seven eight nine Ten So Gordon at the top down at Jonathan ten times one two three four five six seven eight nine ten Ten times Pack one down to pack five All right, so Gordon you know pack one and pack seven Jonathan would pack nine Jason would pack four Ryan would pack two and eleven Taylor with pack six Nick with pack 12 round last one will just pack ten Colton pack eight Ryan pack three and Jonathan pack five. So let's alphabetize it And we'll go by that list right there. Actually, let me Or let me put out these labels too All right, so colon you go first pack eight we got Trevor Lawrence and Levy for was up for Washington Huskies So it's Levy on who's the right? Who's the right? Have you on who's the right? And we have campus ticket to a talk about Loa Just base cards here All right, so let's actually put this in a little baggy Alrighty Gordon you're up next Yeah, pack one and pack seven one Spencer Brown Alvin Kamara Jay a Jai Okay legacy ticket and Little Purdue Drew Reese tonight I Jason K. Yeah pack four Josh Palmer and David Montgomery tonight and I I'm just like the top rookies It would probably like Trevor Lawrence Zach Wilson Kyle Pitts All the top quarterbacks Couple running backs like it there's Tony and And you know Just the top players pretty much pack nine and five nine Garrett wallo chase young Dez fits Patrick to a toggle by Loa Trey young or Trey. I'm sorry. Trey Trey longs Jail a waddle There's All right, I'll talk about all these inserts And you got this it's Patrick Garrett wallo All right, thank you All right, so Nick you're up next And then what I'll do is I'll skip to Tyler after that, but Nick is up first pack 12 BJ Emmons That's number two ninety nine campus ticket And we got Damian Harris All right, thank you Nick and Taylor will skip to you which would be pack six Luke Farrell Number two ninety nine campus ticket and DK Maca All right, and last but not least Ryan you help sell this all you took the last four you up pack two eleven three and ten two Eleven You got three and ten. We're going that same order Good luck man.   So Ryan on top of all this for you, buddy So appreciate you guys. This was the break. This was break number 11 jaskiescasebreak.com guys


I swear to God, just running cover 4 out of the bot rush is literally good defense. If someone says like, what do I do on defense, I'm so lost. Run over G cover 4, hard flat dead, and just put the controller down. So I'm ready to try Riley.  Okay G is bam, bam is KG now, okay. I really like my trips defense.  Please don't run the ball.  Watch this one, bam, didn't work like I wanted it to.   I'm really using like Devon White right now. Dude, part of me feels like, dawg, you could really like, and I want to try this chatters. Just put a night train there, let's put Dairon in a flat. You know that guy that covers the middle? I mean, he should be able to, right?  Well, Lee Hooker's in the, I need like another safety right now. I'm on her somewhere. Curse, I'm going to get away from that right there.  Please don't run the ball here. I mean, this should be money right here, boys. It really should. Glad to knock out, thank you. I'm not trying to stuff feet lead.   I mean, he was there, but like he wasn't there. That's like the number one thing that would beat it right there at all. Back up, man, here we go. Whoa, I swear to God. Just running cover four out of the bot rush is literally good defense. If someone says like, what do I do on defense? I'm so lost. Run over G cover four, hard flat that bitch, and just put the controller down. Just use it in the middle of the field. Turn match off so you don't do match. Swear to God, it's good defense. Is it high, is it lockdown? No, but it's definitely not bad. Like, see when you do this and you send out five, like they shed so all you only rush three.   Like a massive difference, massive. If I run cover four, I can't guard a corner out. How is that what's being you? See now, look, like if I run a corner out in the cover four, it won't be open. Like for instance, we'll just, I'll show you right now. Like this dude's not open, right? Almost caught the right. Like he's not open. You got to realize that, but the only way to get him open pause, you got to put a streak out there. Like the street, like wide side like this, you can't run a corner out in the cover four. Well, actually this year, it's a little easier than last year. So you have to motion. See once they motion out like that, now you have to guard a corner out. You have to because he'll be open. All right, let's do this. He just started sending heat. He got a little, he got cute. That's how you get him open right there. That's how you get him open on zone. Now you got to spread them out, bro. On the short side, you don't have to do that as much. See that time he ran straight. He ran match that time. That was actual match. It was actually really good. I guess I could just lob when I see. I'm going to try that. Hopefully runs match again here. I want to keep my running back just for a second of time here. Not a same match. Oh my God. He bet like cover four.  Like cover four really is the bag for that. Me just look at the field during the match or not.  She never mind. This guy just knows ball. I wonder if I could do this on match.   That's going to lose my double me. Oh, it didn't. Let me just cover for it, dude.  I'm in the wrong defense again. What am I doing, dude? I swear, God, I don't really like this dollar. I really don't. I actually have flats on knockout on everybody. All my flats on dudes. All right, dude. I got to try to bomb this match on the outside. I have to. I feel like somebody should be open on this double corner out on match. Yes, sir. I don't even think that was like a match though, really. Good catch. I didn't even make the read like I wanted to. Six just beat the Celtics tonight. Does Philly have the best basketball team and NFL team in NBA right now or in sports? I mean, we're first place in NFL and first place in NBA.  Three tight ends in the field. I lost.  I can't lie to you. Oh, my God. Did I have to get our single back wing flex?   I really would, but I literally can't afford to, bro. Little touch pass. Oh, and we get a perfect on it. God damn, bro.    Apex, I really could never do that. The bad turtle. Hey, Apex low key or worse stream? Apex is like, bro, that's just not a good stream, dude.  You wanna see?  Black knockout. Thank you.   Oh, well, I just kept them on a tight end, dude. That's a pick, dude. Thank you. The Southix picking up Porzingus was the best thing that happened for the Sixers. It might help them against other teams, but for the Sixers, Porzingus will hit 7-3s. Oh, he actually did pass that off. Oh, my God. If I leave the poster out. This is Mill's concept here, boys. Apparently people think Porzingus is good at basketball. I don't know. The Mavs are good?    Oh, my God, dude. I'm like, how could I not get better?   So now nobody can go on a deep blue. All right, we suck. Mid, flat zone. Oh, my God. Flat zone. It's called vision. Vision and patience, boys. They don't teach it. They don't teach it everywhere. Vision and patience, boys. They don't teach it everywhere. How about the Clippers 0-2 with Hardin? There's Hardin Wash. There's Hardin Wash squads. You know what I'm saying? It's the Chug Jug. All right, here we go. Look, now here we go. You don't drink no water.  And then I drink, and then I'm chugging water, and now it's bad now. Like why I have a glass? I'm trying to drink a whole gallon a day, and now it's bad. See what I mean? The chances want to make fun of everything you do, bro. I'm deep throwing it like what?


Well you guys it is an honor to be here and I think that what's brought David and I together is what we'll talk about this afternoon is a war. You know Miles was talking about these chemicals that go on in our bodies that either bond us or confuse us or unite us and one of the things that we were talking about even backstage after Miles' message was the fact that there is an interesting bonding that takes place with soldiers that same chemical that Miles was talking about when you're bonding with your wife and becoming one there's an interesting addition to that excellent message he gave that when men go into battle together and fight together that same chemical is released in the mind of warriors. Isn't that interesting? You and I as a spectator would never entertain the fact that if something should happen would we run into battle as one man. Remember in the book of Nehemiah the scripture says that God brought the people together as though they were one man and what's awesome about what's going on in our world around us is that Pastor David and I have been united because we're at war men. There is a spiritual battle that has manifested itself every single moment of the day in the physical world in which you and I live in and I want to talk about what I believe as Christians that inside of you is not only the Holy Spirit but I believe that God would speak to us today about the Holy Spirit causing you calling you to engage in the war now listen don't don't get upset with me wouldn't I tell you this right now I have a burden in my heart and it's been there for about 10 years now I meet with a National Council in Washington DC the the center of satanic power and we would all agree from out of that location there's there's lunatic things that go on we would all agree and as Christians our politic right is in heaven our citizenship is in heaven but the truth is I live here now how many of you have kids raise your hands how many of you have grandkids raise your hands listen you and I are getting older and we're going to be checking out soon and we're going to be seeing God and that's okay with us the bummer is just when I was willing to rest in that my daughters went and had babies and when you hold your grandchild in your arms it changes quite frankly it messes up everything because I was about ready to retire into the arms of Jesus and now I'm fighting a fight in your fight in the fight that is for our grandkids because listen you and I believe Jesus could come back at any moment I live for that but because that's true because I believe Jesus could come back at any moment I'm fighting today does that make sense you said well why don't you just go sit on top the roof and wait for Christ to return well what if he doesn't return for a week there's still lunatics in power making decisions that will affect our kids so how does this time in which you and I live in and I love this theme I love the challenge and do this I don't need to read it to you but I'm gonna in Romans chapter 13 11 to 14 you've already heard about it but I want to stress this listen three words and do this and do this men are we doing it are we really doing it that's the challenge when I meet with this National Council what is the motive listen to this a few days ago we had several senators and congressmen come in to our meeting of 500 pastors from across the nation what could a senator or a congressman tell pastors nothing unless they were born again senators and congressmen who came into our meeting and said men will you please fight this is a very convicting moment for a politician to look to pastors and say will you fight against abortion and will you fight for marriage and will you fight for your culture will you fight it's a sad day in America when politicians challenge pastors to get into the fight and I was convicted and so I want to bring some things your attention I would ask you because didn't Miles use the title of his message X men doesn't it come out of a movie theme or a movie well then mine's called fight club I want you to write that down fight club number one regarding our fight gentlemen and I believe that you are sitting in a church and I know many of you attend churches where Christianity is not a spectator faith there's no such thing as spectatorship Christianity so Jesus commented on that in Matthew chapter 5 verse 13 in fact it's staring at me over here to the left on the wall awesome to see Jesus said in Matthew 5 13 you are the salt of the earth but if the salt loses its flavor how shall it be seasoned it's impossible by the way it is then good for nothing but to be thrown out and to be trampled under the foot of men you are the light of the world the city that is set on the hill cannot be hidden nor do they light a lamp and put it under a basket but on a lamp stand that it might give light to all those who are in the house let your light so shine before men that's a commandment gentlemen by the way before I finish this verse get ready to raise your hand that they may see your good works and glorify your father which is in heaven how many of you men in this room don't lie you're in church how many of you men in this room right now are Christians raise your hands put your hands down from this moment forward you have heard one message today after another quite frankly I was sitting right back there for the last two messages and this is my conclusion you don't need to hear another sermon I was thinking back there I'm so responsible for what I heard John say I'm so responsible for what I heard Miles say I'm so responsible for what I heard David say or Pastor Chuck we are so responsible for what we've heard there's no escaping we just testified a moment ago that we're Christians and that we are men listen in our culture Satan hates your guts that's why Hollywood cranks out commercials for example if you noticed watch commercials these days you and I as men collectively we are such idiots we don't even know how to buy a car have you noticed that in commercials we have to ask our wife what car we should buy if you notice that we don't know how to fix a computer we've got to ask our 13 year old on these commercials have you noticed that all these portrayals of husbands and men are a bunch of dopes who don't know anything you know what that tells me something that our culture is scared to death of men becoming and acting like Christians they're terrified that a man would stand up and rise up and be somebody in our culture that would be worth following chief Pruitt Miles Pruitt I know him personally he's the real deal he didn't come out here a moment ago and talk to you about something that he doesn't practice it's the real deal I love that and God is challenging you and I to be the salt and the light to our culture now that verse that we read a moment ago that sounds sweet that's something that our little kids learn in Sunday school this little light of mine I'm gonna let it shine and we pat our kids on the head and say that's cute that's cute wait a minute you understand that all of us who raised our hands a moment ago if we do this our homes will change our children will change our wives will change our street will change our city will change our culture will change don't get me wrong these things will change but Christian we are to do these things do it and do this with the constant awareness of Christ coming back at any moment think about it I don't know about you listen is this world nuts you think it's nuts do you know I know people you know people who thinks they think it's awesome do you know some of those people they think it's fantastic this is wrong you and I you and I see something we go man that's wrong this is crazy teach a little kids five-year-old LA County School District how to put condoms on that's sick you know what there's people walking around very happy about this we're at war guys and the more we are quiet the more that we are silent the more that we do not shine the light guess what darkness is advancing it's everywhere but you know what you know it's so cool about the side that you're on when you stand up and when you begin to lovingly truthfully but can I say this word can I say it I know I'm going to be misunderstood but hear me out the original word for tolerance is not surrender the original word for tolerance is to hold your ground respect what others have their views on even if they're wrong you can respect them but you don't surrender gentlemen you don't surrender oh you Christians are so intolerant listen we are the most tolerant people Christians are the most tolerant people I had somebody tell me in a debate regarding homosexuality that I was intolerant because I disagreed with them and I said listen someday you're gonna need me because I am not what you think I am if you as a homosexual fall down and cut yourself I'm gonna pick you up and give you a bandage and get you to the hospital as a Christian though you and I disagree I love you listen if Islam has its way there will be no homosexuality in America because if you know anything about Islamic countries they kill homosexuals or whatever the situation might be if we don't shine our light the love of God the grace of God and the truth as John was saying the gospel if we give people the gospel the unadulterated gospel the pure gospel guys we need to know how to give it by the way in shining that light given the gospel listen don't do this if you talk to somebody and you think you're witnessing you know what that looks like when you think you're witnessing hey hi how are you I see you have a cross around your neck yeah I have a cross do you believe in God yeah I do oh that's awesome and then you tell people you met a Christian you have no idea what you just met you don't know what that person God who right well there weren't a cross the cross is the biggest selling piece of jewelry on the planet did you know that what God who do you believe in you believe in God what God asked them and what do they think about the Lord Jesus Christ a lot of people believe in God listen be able to share the gospel everywhere you go it doesn't mean you have to be a big mouth you have to be loud about it or rude about it here's what you do need to do Lord Jesus I'm going to work today or I'm going out on the field today or I'm going to the site today I'm asking you Lord to provide for me the opportunity and when it happens let me know it guys I almost said ladies and gentlemen that wouldn't gotten over well today men men men trust God enough will you I want to leave this mandate before we press into the next thing you it isn't coming upon you and I to say Lord where am I to not shine the light you guys know the answer to that right where am I not to shine the light of the gospel exactly everywhere there is no place off watch no place off limits when it comes to the gospel and living for Jesus Christ again I'm not talking about grabbing your desk jumping on top in your cubicle and preaching don't do that I'm talking about living a life of reality for Jesus guys listen a lot was mentioned earlier and I want to make sure I say it now because I'm over 55 and I'll forget in a few minutes guys a lot was said about pornography let me let me tell you something really quick I was never a drug addict before I accepted Christ I wasn't in a gang I I didn't drink as a non-Christian two things I love to do I didn't believe in God I didn't know who God was but it was very obvious to me that women were amazingly wonderfully designed and that was my problem from a very early age pornography and then living it out until the day I met Jesus and the other thing was violence fighting love to fight and I love to have sex and that's how I was until Jesus got a hold of me at the age of 19 I'm sure I would never have survived my lifestyle but I want to tell you something right now guys that I pray and I'm gonna bite my lips I don't cry about it because I'm in front of a bunch of men I would do anything today to convince you that the greatest robbery that's taking place today is in the privacy of not only your own home but on your own personal device the greatest robbery is Satan like you may be saved and you may be going going to heaven but Satan now wants you bound and and wrapped up in your ancient grave cloths like Lazarus remember Jesus said somebody let him go in that wild Jesus calls Lazarus forth from the dead and then says somebody unwind him and many of you guys you have eternal life in you but you're bound and I want to tell you something right now I lived that life that you may be dabbling in and Jesus came and saved me and let me tell you something right now if I were to click again I'd still be going to heaven but gentlemen by God's grace I have not and I will not do it and here's the reason why are you listening that you would fall in love more with what God wants to do in your life then a five minute click Satan will always knock on the door of your heart and mind and say just click right here your wife's not giving it to you enough or whatever that's not happening just click right here guys what you want to be able to do is be presenting yourself before the Lord being used by God that when that moment comes you say no way five minute click like Samson to get my haircut and lose all power no way no way oh come on pastor you I mean I'd still be saved you know what you'd be saved but you'd be neutered in the power God rescinds his power I want God to use you men think of our community think of our state our county if we presented ourselves today as many of you did earlier with miles and you said that's it I'm going to live for God I'm going to do this for the Lord and fall in love with one minute of his hand upon your back you know I'm going to tell you something about pastor David he and I we've never talked about this we don't have to it's shared among those who labor in the word and I'll be doing it tomorrow he'll be doing it tomorrow and it's this I pray I lust for what I'm about to tell you I lust for it you come out to the podium doesn't matter what service it is it happens every service and you start and you're praying and you may be reading the verse you may be teaching the word but you're you're saying Lord show up please God in your power be present Lord let me know that you're here and the moment that happens guys I don't know how listen it sounds kind of but I'm telling you right now I can I can sense a hand upon the middle of my back and it's God saying go at our pulpit beneath my feet engraved in bronze it says if you have prayed yourself ready then let yourself go and then that moment God wants to do that in your life guys he wants to do it in your life don't think for a moment well you know what that's that's great for you but I'll never have that don't do that that's a lie from hell let your light so shine God wants to use you gentlemen all that you need to do today is what began earlier when you presented yourself regarding purity by the end of this message today I'm gonna do something to you that Mike Macintosh did to me 30 probably 30 years ago I was just one in a crowd but he gave a challenge and so Jesus is saying if we're gonna be in this fight club of faith believing that he could come at any second but until he does come we're gonna make our lives matter for the kingdom of God the next thing is this there's no greater challenge there is no greater effect letting your light shine and there's no greater challenge Joshua chapter 24 verse 15 you know it Joshua says listen if you want to serve the God of your fathers and those pagan gods then go do it if you want to serve the Baals and the astros of your fathers pagan religions then go do it but what did Joshua say as for me in my house we will serve the Lord gentlemen as for you in your house you will decide to serve the Lord nobody can do this for you miles can't do it for you pastor David can't do it for you I can't do it for you you've got to decide every day you're gonna have to decide and there's no greater challenge than to get up tomorrow morning I hesitate because I'm thinking well this day is halfway through I that's a it's not too late to even say it now dear God fill me with your Holy Spirit before my feet hit my floor in my room give me the power to live for you and by the end of this message we're gonna ask for the power of God choose today whom you'll serve gosh I loved what Miles was teaching about isn't it so true I've been married 34 years I've been with one woman for 34 years but isn't it amazing gentlemen that those of us who we before we came to Christ so to that physical world isn't it amazing that if you relax your mind right now for one second you see the past though it's 35 plus 37 plus years ago in my Christian experience in my life isn't it bizarre that what Miles was talking about memory embossed or or kept in a bank as it were you can see things and technic color in an instant isn't amazing how come you can't remember verses like that from 37 years ago how come how come you can't remember when your dad said great job son no we remember all the minutiae of this world why because you are a spiritually created being God made you in his own image not angels think of that you and you battle with your conscience because there's an ancient effervescent as it were there's a distant ember still burning maybe you're here today and you're not even a Christian but you know this something about conscience what does this come from if you're an evolutionary byproduct and you should not have a conscience and by the way if evolution is true then we can get to do whatever we want to do and then it all works out and it's a survival of the fittest and and what's best works out in the end well then why is the world falling apart at the seams people are more broken now than ever before and why is it that no matter what somebody says including Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens I mean think about him I mean that guy died recently went straight to hell he denied the existence of God his his theology is better than yours and I right now I mean he knows exactly the truth now it's just a little too late all of these people who say no God doesn't exist maybe you're here today and you're saying nope God can't exist no listen he does exist you don't want him to exist because he has been speaking to you all your life and he's so awesome because he really loves you he's listen this is how much he loves you when you were making out with bubbles in the back of the car and it went a certain way and you thought nobody knew God was there God knows nobody know you say no no no you know she moved on and nobody knows God knows and you know God knows and he loves you listen he loves you so much that he cannot go it's okay Billy Bob you just it's around just turn the other way forget that ever happened he is holy and listen outside of Jesus Christ you are unholy and the Bible says your sin have separated you from God and if you and I were God we would say I'll let him burn as long as I'm going to heaven who cares God's not like us God is hounding you and he won't let you rest he won't let you sleep I love that face Miles McPherson gave about your wife asking you you know where you been or how you doing I'm fine or whatever but that busted look you know what maybe it's not on that face of yours but it's on your heart God sees it every day and he convicts you of sin that's how much he loves you he will not tolerate you're going to hell he won't tolerate it he loves you so much he loves you more than you love you and he he wants you to choose today so I want you to think about that the third and final thing I want to leave with you is this Jesus said in John 15 verse 18 he said if the world hates you you know that it hated me before it hated you Jesus said this guys Jesus said this gentlemen who was the most loving person that the world has ever recorded for us to know who is he who raised the dead who forgave people who were caught in the very act of sins Jesus and Jesus says they're going to hate you because they hated me first have you ever I've been thinking a lot about this the Huffington Post had an article about how hateful I am because I stood up for the defense of marriage and I said that the reason why I'm standing for the defense of marriage is for no political reason it's because God said in Genesis chapter 1 verses 26 7 and 8 that he invented marriage and it's between a male and a female thus I'm a hater I'm homophobic they said and it broke my heart because when I read that article I thought you know what I mean this is not good because what I really really if I'm going to be biblical if I'm going to be biblical I'm going to be hated if you're going to be biblical you're going to be hated but what are we hated for we need to be hated for being like Jesus gentlemen listen if we're not hated by the forces of hell and darkness right now something's wrong look Huffington Post may hate me that's not good enough for me I want hell to hate me listen you want hell to hate you


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