Hi everyone, Joe for jazbeascasebrakes.com with the 13 box multi-year football mixer. Yes, we're chasing the Homes rookie cards, Brock Purdy rookie cards among others, eight different years of products mold upper deck stuff as well, so this should be a blast. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Thanks to the people who bought their spot straight up. Congrats to the people who won their spots in those two fillers that we did. All 32 NFL teams are in. Let's roll it randomized at five and a one, six times each. Two, three, four, five and a one, sixth and final time. We've got Karen up top, Patrick in the 32 spot. We have five and a one, six times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five and a one, sixth and final time. We've got the Ravens down to the Los Angeles. Ramele. Whose house? Ram's house. Ram's house, there we go. That's what they say at the scene. Remember when Al Michaels was dogging on it, he hated it? Really? Yeah, there was like a Thursday night football game on Amazon Prime a year or two ago. And he was like, who's this guy saying who's house Ram's house all the time? Because the PA guy would be like, every other play, who's house? Karen with the Ravens, they do do it a lot. Chris with the Jets and the commanders, Jose with the Steelers, Kenneth with the Lions, Arthur with the Giants, Douglas with the Buccaneers, Kenneth with the Seahawks, Evan with the Cardinals, Barry with the Eagles. Robert H with the Dolphins and the Browns. Michael with the Titans, Wesley with the Chiefs, Ryan with the Saints, Brett with the Niners, William with the Cowboys, Tristan with my Raiders. Charles with the Bills, Matt with the Patriots, Tristan with the Panthers, Kyle with the Broncos, Charles with the Packers, Douglas with the Bengals, Kenneth with the Bears, Chris with the Falcons. Michael with the Chargers, Tristan with the Colts, Douglas with the Jaguar, Stephen with the Viking, Scott with the Texans, and Patrick with who's house? Brown's house. All right, let's alphabetize it. And we're going to pause the video for a little bit. When we come back, we'll see if there's any trades, and then we'll have the break, stick around, be right back. I didn't need that extra label, Puck. Amazing. Amazing, folks. We'll see you on the other side of the trade window. All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. No deals were done, so that list remains the same. Yeah, the college cards will go to the teams that they were drafted by that year. So in fact, these are both 2012, so I'm going to have the 2012 NFL draft opened up here. And if they're retire players, they'll go to the team that they played for the longest. All right, so, sorry, did I show this? I think I did. Don't mind showing it again. So official last Bob Mojo for Jose and the Steelers. All right, so yeah, let's start with some SPX from back in the day. Old school. I don't know where we even dug these up. Maybe we time traveled and got some back there. I don't know who's on the checklist. Maybe Andrew Luck, maybe. It's possible. And all card ship. I think it says all card ship, right? I hope so. I feel like stuff like this, all card ship. Yeah, all card ship. All right, good level. There's our first autograph right here. There's Greg Childs, 21 out of 225. Anyone? Anyone know where he was drafted? Greg Childs, testing people's memories. Fourth round pick, compensatory round pick is in between the fourth and the fifth. No one remembers. It's going to be Steven and the Vikings drafted in the fourth round by the Vikings. There's Tank Carter, 153 out of 750. Tank Carter goes to the Bills. This will go to Buffalo. Got these cool little inserts here. We got Leonard Johnson, 498 out of 750. And we got Brock Oswiler, 122 out of 199. He was drafted by the Broncos. Brock Oswiler, second round pick, going to the Broncos. And the Broncos, that will be for, that will be for Kyle.  And we got Ryan Vroyles, 131 out of 299. Got that gold foil piece in there. Some blast from the past here. We got Thomas Mayo, to 750. And another autograph, Devere Posey. And you remember where he goes, where he got drafted. I have no idea. Third round pick, wide receiver out of Ohio State. Texans, went to the Texans. That'll be for Scott. There in Rodgers and his college gear, we've got Ruben Randall, 9 out of 25. Did he go to the Giants? Ruben Randall, or am I thinking of someone else? Oh no, right there he is right there. Late first round pick, just to handful the picks ahead of Devere Posey. Ruben Randall, New York football Giants. And that'll go to Arthur, got randomized the Giants. Yeah, good throwback name there. Cam Johnson to 750. There's Jared Boykin to 99. I think he was a Raven for a little bit. All right, one more 2012 box. I'm going to keep those in a different section. It'll be easier for our sorting team to ship those. Still in the same year, 2012. Box hopper there as well. We'll get the base heavier stuff out of the way first. And then we'll start working our way into the sort of one-pack, one-box sort of thing, the higher end stuff towards the back. Got Indiana Jones on the background, Temple of Doom. This train car scene, mining car scene, pretty classic. I remember being on the Indiana Jones ride. That was a long time coming first off. And then second off, I think it was like, I want to say it was when it opened up at Disneyland, it was one of the first new rides at Disneyland in like decades. Did you like some help there? I'm the first one. Yeah, sure. You want to pop open that classic box? Sure. You'll see Michael right here. Don't worry, he's not going to steal your classics. But you'll see him on the face cam. You can see him right over my elbow right over here. I don't know. It might be bad luck. Oh, that's a good year. Wow, 2017. 2017. Then it won't be a winter vintage, though. Sure. Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. Eric says hello. Eric. Eric was just stunned, you were not wearing a hat today. Oh, it's because I got a haircut, so. Usually that's when I wear, not wear hats. My hair is nice and short, so it's just easy to do in the morning. Then as it gets longer, then you just end up wearing hats for a few weeks until you get a haircut. My credit card statement was coming to a close, and I didn't want to spend any more money in the last couple of days, so I'll just wait till it starts over again to America. Yeah, yeah, keep that balance previous month, previous month. And we've got a Geron Kriner. 41 out of 8.85. I'm well, Eric. Michael, where does Geron Kriner go? Question. $1,000 if you guess where he goes. Arizona's Geron Kriner. Just make a guess, it's $1,000. And it's the Oakland Raiders. Oh, I was not going to pick that one. Now the Vegas Raiders, that'll be for Tristan. You want to open up some contenders? I don't get to say which one you want to go to next. Let's put that 2017 classics on our table here. So any Donald and Louis or Jones can't live here. Wow. Look at this. And a check, a paper checklist? That's right. They used to do that back in the day. Man, there's a lot of names here that are just like, I mean, I guess that's football, I guess. But how many, a couple hundred players drafted every year? Right? Yeah, 250 some odd players drafted every year. 252, I think usually. Yeah. There's Kobe Fleener. Remember where he goes, Michael Jaspier. Is it? Yeah. Colts? And that was a guess. I have no idea. Colts, tight end for the Colts. That's right. I've never even heard of them. He was probably on a fancy team of viewers at one time or another. You'll pick them up as a tight end for a little bit. All right, Colts, that'll be for Tristan. You want to take some blanks home? We have so many, because Phoenix too. Is that 2019? Gold centers? I don't know what year that is. Can't see it from here. That's right. That's why the 2020-12 product, even the old upper deck stuff is so expensive because of Andrew Luck. Maybe not as expensive as before when he was an active football player, but. Still more than most. Russell too? Actually, yeah, it is Russell Wilson. I think he was in 2012 as well. And we've got Devere Posey. We just had him. The other one. He is a Texan. I was going to say, do I have to tag all the falls, Fitz? No. Thank God you don't. Vanessa got me for that. You know what? But I wasn't tagging. Like collegiate players? Yeah.  All right, I think we're done with collegiate. I think we have one more collegiate box back here, draft picks maybe. Michael's going to lose to mine. Yeah, what are you talking about? They don't trust me enough for that. Yeah, absolutely not. All right, so we're going to jump ahead to 2023 just because of the collegiate nature. We just want to keep that in the same area here. We got Mackenzie Milton goes to. Goes to, no one knows. He's still in college. So this will, I guess everyone has a chance at Mackenzie Milton. So on the randomizer, that'll be the name on top in case there's more in here. First name. There's a Pukinakua silver for the Rams. There's a one out of five Corey Trice signing day autograph. Corey Trice goes to, you got a one in 32 chance. Corey Trice is a stealer and that will be for Diego. One out of five and a train whistle. All aboard the Big Head Express. I said Cowboys too, Diego. We got Tanner Morgan to $2.99. We got Eli Manning to $2.49. That'll be for the Giants. We got Jameer Gibbs for the Lions. Jameer Gibbs for the Lions. We got Will McDonald the fourth, Saturday star. Jets, I think. Jets? Show me Jets. Nice to meet you too, Diego. Nice. That'll be for Chris and the J-E-T-S Jets Jets Jets. You'll also get this Joe Namath out of $2.99. Alabama Joe Namath, little color match there. We got Tyson Bajan who, yeah. Did he beat my Raiders one week? I think he did. Josh McDaniels era. Bryce Young, Carolina, Chris Oladokun to $1.99. Colts? Show me Colts. Chiefs. He's gonna get a ring. He'll probably. He might get a ring. That's gonna go to Wesley. Bryce Young will go to Carolina. That'll be for Tristan. Got a $1.99, Trey Palmer. Sorry, sorting team's gonna have to look these ones up. Gravon Dexter, senior, snakeskin. CJ Stroud, brilliant. That'll be for the Texans. That's gonna be for Scott. Robert Beale Jr, Saturday star. Eagles. Eagles? Sounds like a packer to me. Show me nine of them. Wrong for both of us, but he could get a ring in a couple of weeks. Chris, bleach, bleach, bleach. You played high school football with him. He's crazy. No, he played high school football with you, Eric. Come on. Stefan Diggs, red wave, and Bryce Young are here. I think we got all the college stuff out of the way. So now we can move on to the NFL stuff. All right, here's some contenders. That's 2011. 2011. 2014. 2014. 2022. 2022 classics. We're gonna save that 2017 classics box back there. All right, so these ones are annoying because they're all landscape mode. And we've got Stanley, I've no recollection of this guy. Stanley Havilli, God nailed it. Got it, that's gonna go to Barry and the Eagles. I mean, they kind of have to see. Is that all her lines in the movie? Oh my God. I think she ended up marrying Spielberg, this lady. I think they met on the set of this movie, Temple of Doom. And we've got a, wow, Michael Leshore, Lions. What year is this, 2011? Kenneth and the Lions. And we've got a Curtis Brinkley. No idea, who's in this 2011 draft class? Oh, Cam Newton. I guess I could just look at the box, but. Chargers, that's gonna be Michael. They did not care about breakers this year, 2011. They're just like, let's just make it like that. Or anybody for that matter. And we've got a TJ Yates, I kind of remember him. They're just going two initialists, like let's just keep getting two initial guys. One of these days, we'll hit on the quarterback. Houston, that's gonna be for Scott. These guys are players that were drafted in 2011. And then we've got Luke Stocker. All right, you know, there are over 250 guys drafted in the NFL every year. Not all of them are gonna be starters, over what, 10 years later? 15 years later, actually. I'd be shocked if anybody was still in the league, actually. All right, 2014, this is a little more reasonable. Let's see if we can see any guys in here. Marion Grice, I kind of remember him to 199. Playoff ticket autograph for the Chargers. That'll be for Michael. Oh, okay. Oh, you're done, okay. Well, you got that big three-case or knocked out. That was the goal of the day. And there's Dion Buchanan to 99 for Michael Jaspie's Cardinals. What's your, that goes to Evan. What's your favorite story about him? Tell me your favorite story about when you were a kid, you remember Solomon Patton, rookie ticket autograph for the Buccaneers. That's for Douglas. These are expired. Cody Latimer, who I think was a Bronco. We'll still send those out to you. And there's Tom Savage, yet another quarterback the Texans were attempting to draft. I think they finally landed on their franchise quarterback, but they went through a lot of these guys. Cody Latimer was a Bronco in 2014. Rex said, no redemptions. He jinxed it. You can blame Rex for that one. Fresh come over. Yeah, it's gonna be at nice Mahomes in one of these boxes. Wow, he won a Super Bowl. Yeah, he won Super Bowl 50. So I guess he's just like, yeah, I still have a ring. Still have a ring. Kid reporter cards, get out of here. Matt Shaw, remember him. All right, and we got Tyler Gaffney, rookie ticket autograph for the Pat Riots.  We're working our way to that Mahomes box. Yeah, some of the early, I try to go by year as well. Get some of the older stuff out of the way. Because sometimes they can be a little rough. Maurice Jones, that was me an autograph. Playoff ticket, that's gonna go to Tristan and the Raiders. And that's it, that's it for 2014. All right, we've got a hybrid, classics hybrid from what, 2022? Out of five, Eli Manning, Tiki Barber. And I realized that color would be that low number. That's gonna go to the Giants, Arthur Hackett. All aboard the Big Hit Express, whoop, whoop. That was gonna be on the bottom left. Oh, bottom left, okay, that's good. That belongs there on the front. All right, we've got Rando Cunningham to 99. That is for the Eagles, that's for Barry and the Eagles. Damian Pierce, we got DeMarcus Ware, 14 out of 75. We've got, yeah, there's Jared Goff, just kind of randomly numbered to 50. Kurt Warner, James Harrison to 10. Nice low number there. That will be for the Steelers, it's for Jose or Diego in the chat. We've got David to 99. Got James Cook, we've got Joe Montana to 75. This is the Crystal Skull Wine. And Tray McBride to 125. Best Titan in the League. There you go, you heard it here first, and only time. This is 2017 classics, I'm gonna pop open this 2017, we'll say it with a 2017 theme. All right, Kansas City Chiefs, Wesley Steiner, pay attention, this is your chance. We've got a Rayquan McMillan autograph to 199. Oh, this is all college as well? Oh, the Autos are college. All right, this Rayquan McMillan is, no, not Rayquan, the rapper, Rayquan McMillan is Patriots. No, actually in 2017 he was a dolphin. That's gonna go to Robert H. Not Alex Smith, we don't want you, Alex. Patrick Mahomes are bust. There's this guy to 299. Raiders Tristan, Desmond King to 299. Philip McConkey, yeah, to 299. Giants, we'll use this card for all the two player left-right cards. Frank Gord at 299. Tristan with the Colts, and we've got Dorel Rivas for the Jets, classic materials, 59 out of 199. Yeah, Alex Smith was with the Niners to start his career before, yeah, before Kaepernick took over, then he went to the Chiefs and did okay there. I separate the college stuff as much as possible. More 2017, Blasterbox. Zay Jones, rated rookie card for the Bills. Guess what position he plays? He's a tight end. Hahaha. Is he really? Yeah, 2017 was a great year for that joke. There's our Joshua Dobbs, the smartest player in the NFL. Rocket scientist. The eating Westbrook, come on Patrick, where are ya? Come on Patrick, what? Mitchell Trebisky and a Dalvin Cook. Rookie Threads. Wrong quarterback. It's not the quarterback we wanna see in here. Kenneth with the Bears, and then Dalvin Cook going to Minnesota. That'll be for Steven. Alvin Camero, rated rookie for the Saints. That's gonna be for Ryan. Joe Thysman, press proof to 50 for the Camero. They guess the old Redskins, current commanders. That's gonna be for Chris. Alvin Camero with the Saints. No Patrick Mahomes. Sorry Chiefs. No rookie Patrick Mahomes. All right, now let's work through some of these. One box, we'll just go from the top. I'll actually make some good time on this break. Michael helping me with those classic clocks is definitely helps out. All right, Tajé Spears is on top. And behind him is Sean Clifford. 51 out of 99, two color patch and autograph. That'll be for Green Bay. That's for Charles. We got Pukinakua. Nice. 122 out of 199 for the Rams. That's a nice one. Patrick with the Ramalee. What a season he had. That's a catch, made a lot of those. Well, a couple more back here. We've got Zach Charbonnet to 150. Seattle and it'll be for Kenneth and Dak Prescott back here as well. All right, how about going back to 2020? So Mosaic Choice, Mosaic T-Mall. I just heard that in my ear. Michael's my producer. Just making sure you're paying attention, Michael. How can you tell? That's right. Chase Claypool, 16 out of 17, Gold Wave. Clyde Edwards-Hilaire and a Joe Burrow NFL debut card. Nice, that'll go to the Bengals. That's for Douglas. In 2020, Chase Claypool was pretty nice. That's gonna go to Diego and the Steelers. Were you trying to trade the Rams? That's right, you were. Actually, I was trying to trade the Rams. That is the classic tried to trade, couldn't trade mojo. All right, let's go back in time again to 2014, limited football. Oh, that's not that fox, goes this way. Tony Menzel, have you seen his documentary? No, I didn't watch it. Kind of sad, actually. Yeah, because he was just like, yeah, I was contemplating suicide, like all this sort of stuff and so much pressure and... I found out it was David Beckham's documentary. The alcohol and drugs, really, was that good? That's pretty good, yeah. Keep me to see that one, too.  Not gonna be with the Raiders anymore, but someone's gonna pick him up, right? Five out of 49. That's for the Patriots. It's gonna be for Matt. A lot of promise, too many injuries, though. Then we've got Rashid Haigman, four out of 49. That's for the Falcons. That's for Chris. Then we've got Justin Houston, piece of the jersey. 25 out of 99. There's the law firm, Ben Jarvis Green Ellis, 18 out of 399, and he reveals Lyons, Reggie Bush. That'll be for Kenneth. All right, that gold standard is 2019 gold standard. So Kyler Murray here, among others. Would love to see it. Use that blank card to slow play some of the cards here. Here are the numbered cards. Von Miller to 25, Broncos edition. That will be for Kyle. Here is Dakota Allen for the Rams. And we've got a Joey Vosa, two color patch, 12 out of 49. That will be for the Bolts. That's gonna go to Michael Lossia. We've got Bradley Chubb, big piece of the jersey to 199. That'll go to Denver. That's gonna be for Kyle. And we've got Brian Burns, 004 out of 199, Golden Rookies autograph for Carolina. That's for Tristan. We've got David Montgomery, triple relic and autograph. 37 out of 75 for the Bears. Kenneth, with Chicago. I think every once in a while he has a big game or two. See if new coaching staff can unlock. And we've got Mark Dupre, super duper. 140 out of 149, old wide receiver for the Finns. That's gonna go to Miami. That'll be for Robert H. Maybe in those old Bob Greasy days, maybe? Brian Grease, Brian's his son, Bob Grease. Old dolphin, old dolphin. All right, and we're gonna close out with 2022 Mosaic Choice. Maybe a big finish here. Cooper Cup, Cameron Thomas. And we've got Tyler Beatty as your autograph. All right, not a big finish, but this will go to somebody. This will go to the Ravens. That's gonna be for Karen and the Baltimore Ravens. And that is your break, ladies and gentlemen. Not too bad. Some decent stuff in here. There's Kenny G to 80, Breeze Hall to 80. Travis Etienne to 80. Desmond Ritter, K. Dotten. Breeze Hall's not so bad. That's gonna go to Chris P. The Travis Etienne for Douglas and the Jags. And then we've got Kenny G and the Giants. That's gonna be for all of us here. Kenny G was gonna pan out a little bit better in New York. All right, a couple randomizers we gotta do. Everyone has a shot at that college player, the Mackenzie Milton autograph, and then we'll do a left-right randomizer as well. Let's flip back to the list. Let's gather all the names. New dice, new list. There's everybody's names for that. Then we got the left-right randomizer for this. And let's roll it and randomize it four to one, five times each. Let's do this first. One, two, three, four, and five. Right side cards, we'll get those, including those contenders, round numbers, cards. And then we also have four and a one, name on top. One, two, three, four, and a one, fifth and final time. Wesley, you'll get that extra college player auto. Let's hope he ends up with a good team. Maybe he becomes the next Brock party. All right, there you go, gang. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. Guess I'll do a quick little recap as well. Again, nothing too crazy, but some fun blast from the past that Pukinaku was really nice. You know, so hopefully this was out of five. This was pretty cool. But you know, you kinda have to work through these different years and try to get lucky with them. So I appreciate everybody giving this a shot. Thank you very much, everyone. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


Would you rather be tortured? Let's just say it's an hour, but you get to live at the end of it.  I've never been put in a position where I had to think about it, because I've never been in a position to actually have to do it, you know what I mean? Just like the idea of eating vegetables alone just puts me... I don't eat vegetables alone. It's a cow trying to escape being killed, actually. Do you think they understand a little bit? Definitely. They get scared? They're beings. They're beings. Yeah. But I could never do it myself, you know what I mean? I know it's wrong. I know it's f***ing wrong. I could never do it myself. We own farms and stuff. I could never do it. They do it because I was in the family. I could never do it though. But I still eat it, I mean, I don't know. So you still pay out the people that do it for you? Yeah, I get... It's very... I just say it.  I couldn't do it myself if I get someone else to do it for me, you know what I mean? At least I'm aware of it. I don't have to tell you anything, really. Yeah, no. I'm not going to cover up. You're honest person, actually. You're not trying to defend anything. You know what's wrong. That was my first step to changing, actually.  I don't think I could do it without it. Lifestyle-wise, I don't think I could. Well, in a practical sense. I should, but I don't think I could. Because you can't imagine how it could be done? Just like the idea of eating vegetables alone just puts me off. I don't eat vegetables alone. Which is like the fate of me and stuff. Well, it depends.   I've never tried it. I've just never thought about trying it. Well, the first step is motivation. Like you said, they're beings.  I think what bothers me more, the killing bit... Not so much? It's not so much. It's the way to the killing. You know what I mean? When they're like overstuffed to the point where they can't walk. Just like the plumpest chickens at the market. That's what bothers me a lot more than the actual killing. Because out in nature, it's water. I'm not saying they're destined to die straight away, but it's the treatment beforehand, I think, which really bothers me the most. Why are you bothered that they experience suffering? Because they shouldn't, you know what I mean? Like, in that sense. Yeah, you don't care just about suffering. You care about if that suffering is attached to someone, don't you? That's why a lot of people get moved by things that only affect them, you know what I mean? It doesn't affect them so much because they don't care. You would care if a human being right now was suffering? Definitely, yeah. Because you know something about human beings, don't you? That there's an individual experiencing that suffering? Yeah, you kind of feel full.  You're not just this body that experiences pain. There's someone in there that is suffering. Okay, that's your being. That's who you are. And do you think animals are someone as well? So you care about the individual that is suffering, the animal, who they are. So you said you didn't care about the killing, but why don't you care as much? I'm like the main fact that the suffering is the suffering of the animal. Same with you. If you were both being tortured, that would bother me more than someone just walking up and shooting. But wait a second. What if you were just being tortured and you got to live? There's a constant. What would you rather? I haven't asked anyone this before. Would you rather be tortured, cause suffering? Let's just say it's an hour. I'll torture you both for an hour, but you get to live at the end of it.  You don't even have time to get scared. You'd rather get shot in the face and not live. Seriously? You? Would you rather get tortured for one hour and live? Yeah, I mean the idea of torturing you. You get to continue. Yeah, wait.  Really? I would rather someone torture me and I get to live for the rest of my life and enjoy certainly an hour. It depends on the extent of the torture, you might not be able to have a good quality of life. What if it's a roundabout of what a chicken experience is in a factory farm? I'm just trying to find out what you really think is worse, suffering or losing your life. What if I relieve you of that suffering after a short amount of time and you get to live the rest of your life? How am I going to suffer though? Just break both of your arms or something? That's what I'm saying though, I'll break both of your arms. I'll do it. With a hammer? It's harder than this. Okay. You don't get to pick though if you're getting tortured. No, no, I'll pick. I'll break both of your arms with a hammer and you get to live.   Well, like the quality of life you're going to have after getting both arms broken, like you might not be able to recover fully, right? No, you will. So where's the trader? In this hypothetical you will. Be in torture, you pick the torture because you get to live. Okay, so it's much worse to lose your life than it is to be tortured. Provided you're not being tortured for eternity. It comes as a given life. Yeah. So it depends on the extent of the torture whether or not you want to. Yeah, okay. So I'm trying to say like losing your life is very... It's what everyone tries to avoid, right? Of course.  And an animal does anything to survive. They're like us. Like if I was chasing you around with a gun, you're going to be f***ing running. Yeah. You know what I mean? And they're no different. So I was trying to get to this point where you go it is actually just wrong to kill unless you have a very, very good justification for it. What do you think about that? Do you agree with me that it's wrong to kill unless you have a really good justification for it? It is wrong. But like I've never been put in the position where I had to think about it because I've never been in a position to actually have to do it. You know what I mean? Like I think to open people's eyes need to be presented with opportunity. A lot of people will do it because the world's going f***ing crazy these days. But until you're put into the position where like you actually have to hurt something with someone, then you don't kind of like feel it. You know what I mean? Because you're not doing it. You're not affected by it. I'm trying to put you, not in the perpetrator's position where you have to kill.   And I say it's for a burger. And then I'll forget about tomorrow because I have burgers all the time. That's the thing. It's like you like the flavour. Of their body. And they lose everything. Often, most of the time they are suffering in factory farms and having their calves taken, their piglets taken and they're being often tortured and mutilated. This is just standard practice. But even in the hypothetical where they don't suffer a humane situation.  You're murdering them, essentially. And the way they do it's just costly. Exactly. I wouldn't want to be slaughtered in an inhumane, torturous way. Well, he jumped over. But I wouldn't want to be killed either. Yeah. By a hitman shot in the back of the head. So there's always a third option. There's torture and kill. Don't torture and kill. And then there's be vegan. Which is the most preferable option for the animals. I mean, it depends on the person. It depends on this person. You can't change the world. I just feel like it's so normalized. I know. I only care about yous right now. I know it's a big problem. It's been normalized. That's the best. It has. No one's going to yell at you right now if you go buy a burger with meat in there. You'll get judged by getting a vegan burger.  I'll get judged and abused online all the time. They're like, no. They'll give you a funny look.  I don't care, actually. Because what I believe, I'm principled. Yeah, I stand for that. Like, I will tell everyone I'm vegan and I'll have the debate with them. Because I really truly believe in this. Because, you know, you guys. You need to tell them why they're... Yeah, yeah, of course. I'm proud to be vegan. I'm proud to, like, in this world right now, everyone follows each other.  And I, yeah, exactly. I love sheep, though. But you're right. They do easily, they're easily led. And that's because they're so vulnerable, actually. That's why they're so easily slaughtered as well. It's good just to be different, man. Go against the grain. Anyways, mate, we'll see you around. We've got time crunch. Wait, where can we see this? This? Do you want to see the video? Yeah, I mean if you do want. Yeah, Joe, this is my name here. Joey Carpstrong. Good luck on my YouTube channel. Yeah, I'll take something I can take a picture of. Go on, take the picture. This is my name here. Work it, mate. Have a nice one. Do you want this? Did I give you one? I don't mind, no. Okay, grab it. This is the best app. Happy cow. Got you. Thank you. Peace. No worries. You're Margarita now. Yeah, vegan. Use happy cow. Hello. Hello, how are you? We're both vegan. Oh, really? Are you? Of course you can. Let's go, let's go. Oh, thank you. Really nice to meet you. We can see you in action in person. Thank you for being vegan. How long have you been vegan for? Six years. Six years. Wow, six years. A lot of people have been vegan for six years, 2016. Yeah, it's a bit of a veganuary. Veganuary, bless veganuary. And you say vegan ever since? Vegan ever since, yeah. There you go, Matthew, veganuary. Friends of mine actually, veganuary. Okay, take care. Have a good one.


Hello guys, this is Christian from swimfly.com. Today we are going to learn how to control your breathing and to relax underwater for the aquaphobia profile. We have some beginner swimmers, they want to learn how to swim but they are very afraid of being underwater. To put the face underwater, to be underwater they feel very stressed, very oppressed. So they feel like they are going to panic and that is the worst thing to do when you want to learn how to swim because swimming is actually very simple. You need to be relaxed and you need to learn how to completely accept the fact to be underwater like if you are outside of water. So today I am with Jan and we are going to give you a tip guys for the aquaphobia, how to control your breathing even where it is shallow and where you can touch the ground. So most of the time in the classes we saw some clients and swimmers afraid to put their head under the water and when they go up they drink the water. So what I would like to show you guys today is how to do a simple exercise to control the in and out of the breathing. So the first thing, after you got the first step on the swim to fly metal right, so blowing bubbles slowly in couple of seconds, I would like you to do this exercise.  So let's do it. So as you can see, again and again.  Exactly.  It will avoid you to drink the water by reflex so when you will go down you blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, come back up and keep going to blow. Until you are outside. When you are outside, you have no more hair.  Ok? Simple exercise, it will avoid you to get the reflex to drink the water directly when you go out. Like this for example. I show you what you cannot do. That's when you want to breathe, we are still underwater.  No, not good. So what you want to do is blowing bubbles until you are outside the water. Five second bubbles for example? Yes, exactly. You know the method, don't forget it. Four, five, one, two, three, four, five. Again and again. So I can repeat this until I feel completely comfortable before going forward. Exactly. I can do it if I cannot do this or I am still too stressed over there.  Just like that. And breathe. Alright, that's the first step in case this is too hard, we can just practice with the face in the water. Alright, thank you very much Yen. Hope this tip will help you guys. Bye bye guys.


Coming to the Dominic Dawes show, I'm Joe Wamba. Join with Dominic Dawes, head coach of the Men's Ice Hockey team. And coach, you guys round out your first regular season with a win against Lebanon Valley. You get to play it at home. Can't feel much better than that. Yeah, no, it was a good way to go out and play a pretty good game, a solid game, especially defensively. It's no secret that we've struggled the past few weeks. So right from Monday of last week, we said, all right, this is a brand new season. Monday is going to be the first day of practice of the year. And we kind of built the work week last week like that. And Lebanon Valley would be the one game. And we wanted to kind of go into the playoffs on a good note. And that's what we did. So here we are, trying to get ready for Wednesday. And you spoke of that defensive effort. Kudos to Pierce Dushenko, rookie of the week in these CAC honors, and earning the shutout the only the second one in school history. For sure, yeah, no well-earned. Well, anytime a guy, it's about opportunity and taking advantage of opportunity. So had an opportunity to play and played well. And that's really all you can ask for. Especially at this point in the season, it's been a long year.  It's an exciting time of the year. Oh, no, no question. This is why you play the game. This is why you work hard in the fall and in the off season. It's to put the pads on Wednesday night and kind of see what happens. But at this level, it's one and done. So you've got to be prepared and got to be ready to go. Clean slate for everybody. But if you want to hang back and talk about the times you've played, Hubert, you've come back saying that those were the best games of the year so far. Yeah, no, I think we've had great efforts both times. We have played them. We've made our mistakes throughout the game. But especially when we were up there late January a few weeks ago, and I thought it was a very, very good effort from the team in terms of energy and how we competed. And we need to match that effort and clean up some mistakes and we'll be fine. But we know that they're a good team. And they're going to come to play. And they're playing for us. There's a lot at stake. So we're going to have to bring our best effort of the year. What does Hobart bring to the table that you guys are going to have to combat to get a victory, your first playoff victory? I mean, they're just a team that brings energy and compete level. And you're guaranteed to get that every time you see them from the top of their lineup to the bottom of their lineup. They're going to try to outwork you. And for us, that's a similar game in which we try to play. So we're going to have to outwork them, win puck battles, beat them to pucks, manage the puck properly, make sure we get the puck out of our end and into their end. And whoever scores the most goals wins. And face-offs will be key to owning that puck. And we try to own that face-off dot. And then you're in control of the puck more often than not. Absolutely. I mean, that's where the battle starts. So if you can control the majority of those battles, you're starting off with the puck on your stick and what plays you make from there. You kind of see what happens. But that's definitely a key to the game is making sure that we're hungry on the puck and we're controlling those battles. That way we can give ourselves the best opportunity we can. And you guys, obviously you've played Hobart twice and played them tough. As you go into the first playoff scenario, you guys have kind of been in the playoff scenario since the middle of January.  I mean, for us, we've talked a lot about this, but our focus is we've tried to keep it. Every week be a new week, every day be a new day and try to really improve and reflect upon what we've done well, what we haven't done well, the mistakes we've made to try to get ourselves to this point and be playing our best hockey at this point to give ourselves an opportunity to win. Well, Coach, we wish you the best of luck and safe travels up to Hobart on a short week. You guys just played on Friday and now you guys are back at it on Wednesday. That's the fun in it, so we're excited to get on the bus tomorrow and go. And hopefully we got a game on Saturday. Absolutely. Good luck, Coach. Thank you. He's Dominic Dawes, I'm Joe Wamba, and this has been the Dominic Dawes Show.


The next principle is about presenting the product per product family. So the presentation should be as per the product family. Let me share with you an example to explain this principle of presentation.  So all product displayed should be as per the product family. For example, if you're talking about the cookies, we're talking about the biscuits. So as per the product family, they should be displayed together rather than if you say, for example, if there are salt cookies, if there are sweet cookies, if there are cookies which are salted sweet, if there are cookies with cream, if there are cookies without cream, if there are cookies which are with full grain, if you have cookies which is diet cookies, so they are all different product families. The family is the same. They are all cookies actually. So they should be displayed and presented together on the shelf because this will give an image of the customer that you have the whole depth and breadth in the assortment and customer can really pick whatever he wants to buy from your store. So the principles to follow in it that this product, a per product family display has to be a powerful presentation. You need to turn article label to the front. For example, let me give you an example of it. For example, this product, you can see the front of the article on the display. So the face of the product should be in the front. On the back of the display, the back of the product should be at the back side of the display. And then you need to create visually appealing displays, of course, keeping into consideration the color factor, keeping into consideration the size factor, the smallest to largest and the different color combinations will really help identifying the customers to buy more, convince customer to buy more. The seventh principle is about presenting the product per size of packaging. So you should present in a way that the products should be presented in as per the size of the packaging from smallest to largest. It is the basic principle which is followed in terms of presentation. So normally the articles which are of the smallest size, packaging size is small. They have presented on the top and the articles which the size of the packaging is large. Normally they are displayed on the bottom. So the principle to follow the articles which are bulk articles or big volume articles or big size articles or big packaging articles, they should be presented on proper pallets. So display should be there. So if they can be easily accommodated on the shelf, perfectly fine. If they're not easily accommodated on the shelf, then they should be placed on the proper palletized area. So this main principle was about presenting the product as per the size of the packaging and normally I've just described that the basic principle is that you follow from smallest at the top and did the largest packaging, largest size of packaging in the bottom. Then eighth principle of presentation is about maintaining the product placements. So what it is about? Normally once you see, once you visit a store and let me give you an example here. For example, if there was cheese article which is Adam's cheese and it was here but now this store is out of stock at the moment because of some issue, because of some problem, there's an out of stock. So you should maintain this place. You should not fill it with the products. Normally the stores which do not work with the proper principles. Normally if some article is not available, they fill it with the article which is available. So the basic principle is that you need to maintain the place for this article so that the customer should know that this product you are carrying in your store but at the moment this product is not available. Just imagine if this product is filled with this product here, then the customer will think maybe you do not have this product which is actually the customer wants to buy at that particular time from your store. So because you have filled this place. So the basic rule is that you need to maintain product placements properly. And second is about the turn article label to the front. You need to make sure the products have proper facings. The backside of the product, the face of the product should be in front. So the eighth principle was about maintaining the product placement. There is a set schedule for it, there is a set rule for it and the rule is for example if you have a non-availability of a product for for example 30 days, for example 15 days, then you can fill that product with some other product. Otherwise if it is a short-term shelf gap, then you need to maintain that product placement so that the customer should know that this product is out of stock at the moment and this product will be available in a shorter period of time. Next is about the turn article labels to the front. So the ninth principle was that the way you have to present the product, this is a yes and this is a no. So the two examples are easily a reflector of the point number nine, point number nine rule of the presentation. Once you present the product, you see here the facing of the product and in this case you did not know what the product is about. Maybe the description will tell you, description on the top will tell you the product is about it is about it is a juice or it is about a pool, it is about some tea, it is about some detergent, it is about some powder. You don't know from the packaging that which product it is. So turn article label to the front is one of the key rules. So from the packaging, the customer should know that this product is about fruits, is about vegetables, is about some seasonal product, is about clothing or whatsoever it is, which is a very right example if you say here. Clearly identified the product is a pool which is for the family or for the kids. And what you have to keep into consideration, these two points, do not place articles on the floor. Again the basic principle was that you should have properly pallets to make product displays, the product should not touch the floor directly and the massification, the mass merchandising should be very much there because that will create an appeal to the customer that he will buy the product for the retailer.