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So as you can see, today's topic is about age. So does age matter when teaching English abroad? That's what we're gonna talk about today. And let me just, okay, let me just set that up. Very good. At any time, as always, feel free to ask questions. Also, there will be a Q&A section at the end of the session where you can ask questions that are not related to today's topic. No problem at all. And then we can jump into it. I think I've mentioned everything I need to mention. If you're listening, I didn't mention that. If you're listening to this as a podcast episode, thank you so much for the download. We always turn our live sessions into podcast episodes. So if that's something that you're interested in, you can also download our ITTT podcast. We're on all major podcast platforms. So do check us out. It's called the Teflon and TESOL podcast, the ITTT. You can find it there and you'll also find this episode there very soon. Okay. If you've seen my live sessions before and some of you have, you already know, I like to use slides like this in my live sessions just to kind of illustrate things and provide more information. So that's what we're gonna do today. A brief intro also as always about myself. So my name is Linda. I'm a travel writer and content creator under the name Linda Goes East. East because I live in Asia. I have a passion for Asia and that's just what I do. You can also find my own website at lindegosings.com. I share travel content on there and also stuff about life in South Korea and things like that. And on Instagram, I'm also very active on there. So do give me a follow if you're also on Instagram would be really cool to connect with you. It's also at Linda Goes East. I'm originally from Germany and the US. My mom is German and my dad is American. I'm currently in Germany as well, but I'm actually based normally in South Korea. I've been living in South Korea for six and a half years, but now I'm taking a break and I'll be in Germany over the holidays and a couple of weeks. And then I'm going back to Korea. On the other hand over, can I move the mouse? Yeah, over here. I'm a TEFL and TSOL marketing professional for ITTT, which stands for International TEFL and TSOL Training. You can find us at TEFLcourse.net. And I know that some of you are already TEFL and TSOL certified by ITTT. If you are, let me know in the comments.  That would be really cool. We're also on Instagram at International TEFL Training. If you're an Instagram, also give that a follow, that'd be really cool. But we also have Facebook, where many of you are watching from at the moment and also YouTube. We're also, many of you are watching at the moment. So those are the biggest ones, but we're also actually on Pinterest. We're also on Twitter. And we do many other things. And yeah, what is ITTT? If you don't know, ITTT is a leading TEFL and TSOL course provider worldwide. So yeah, that is who I am and who I work for, who ITTT is. And I just saw a comment here from Mariam, who is watching from Tunisia. Very cool. Thanks so much for being here. And also Ma Tiora, I have him saying that correctly from Bangladesh. And he says, I couldn't join you for a long time because of my business. Well, thank you so much for taking the time today and being here today. It's really great. I hope your business is doing well. Okay. I already feel my throat hurts a little bit. So I might have to drink a little bit more coffee and take some breaks throughout the session. So please be patient with me. It is getting very cold in Germany. Actually, we had some snow today already. So I didn't go outside though, but my mom and I, we actually decorated our porch area for Christmas. And maybe that's why I can feel it in my throat today. I don't know. Anyway, let's jump in. So today's topic, we already mentioned it, does age matter when teaching English abroad? That's what we're gonna talk about today. And also, let's have a look at the agenda. So these are the things that I'm gonna be mentioning that we can talk about and have a chat about. And also, if someone here is an older teacher who has experience, please feel free to add any comments or feedback, because obviously this is, I can't speak from my own experience. So this is just things that I have researched and I've spoken with other teachers who are older and I took their information and put this in my life session. So at any time, feel free to add your comments that'd be really awesome. So first, we're gonna talk about advantages of older teachers, why are they great? Why, yeah, what are the benefits of hiring an older teacher, of being an older teacher? Also, we're gonna talk about the age limits in EFL teaching, English as a foreign language. Then we're gonna talk about different challenging regions and countries where older teachers might have more difficulties finding a job. And then we're gonna talk about suitable regions and countries where it's easier to find a job as an older teacher. We're also gonna look at different tips for mature teachers, how you can kind of polish your resume, what you can do to enhance your chances. And lastly, we're also going to talk about teaching online as an older teacher, which is more and more popular, so I thought I'd throw it in there as well, because why not? And this is the agenda today. So I hope you're happy with that. It's probably gonna take, usually it takes between 45 minutes and an hour, so just be aware of that. But as always, you can watch, you can come back and watch to replay if you don't have enough time today, no problem. All right, let's jump in. And first off, I just wanna say, if you are really worried about your older, you wanna teach abroad, you are never too old to teach English abroad or online. Age is just a number, you're never too old. So there always, if you really want it, you can make it happen. So don't be worried about that. You're never too old to teach English abroad or online. There are always opportunities also for more mature teachers. It is not impossible. Don't worry about that. And that's why I am having this live session today to help you out. All right, let's first look at the advantages of being an older teacher. So I have two categories here. One is the broad experience that older teachers have. So for example, you as an older teacher, you will have a wealth of classroom conversation topics in hand and invaluable insights to share with your students because you have a lot more life experience, correct? So you'll have a lot more stories to tell and maybe you've lived in different countries before. So there's a lot of life experience there. And you're also likely gonna have more people skills and communication skills that you can then use to your advantage. Also on the other side, the professional experience that you have the professional expertise, especially if you are coming from a different professional background. So if you were not a teacher before you now decided to be a teacher, you can use your knowledge in a particular field. So if you come from finance or you come from medicine or you come from engineering, you can then use this in your classroom and specialize in teaching English related to that field. So for example, we have a lot of people who worked in business management kind of roles and then they decide to teach business English. So they are able to use their expertise from leading a company in the classroom then and teach business English, for example. Or I've also had a student before who was a doctor and he wanted to improve his English to then teach. I think he wanted to move to America and work at a hospital there. So it would be really cool to have a teacher who also has a medical background who will be able to kind of give him that specialized English training. So that's what I mean by that. Okay, let's have a look at the comments. I see there are some comments. And this is Juliana. You always ask the best questions and maybe I should have actually mentioned that first, how old is considered as older teachers? How old is old in the teaching world? Yeah, that's a good question. And I think it really depends from person to person, country to country. What I can tell you where it gets more challenging in terms of teaching is 50, 55, 60 plus. That's kind of the range we're gonna talk about today but also some schools might, or some people might even say 40 is old for a teacher. Obviously I disagree. Also I disagree with a 60 being too old but these are the numbers we're gonna talk about in terms of also the regulations that some countries have. So good question, great, great. Okay, then we have Amila here who says, please explain which countries are the best for ESL teachers, not native. That's good, okay. And qualifications expected by recruiters, yeah. We actually, so this is where I wanna mention that my colleague Lisa who's actually a non-native English teacher from Russia, she did a live session just about this topic, also the best countries for non-native English teachers to work in. So I highly recommend you checking that out. And then, because that's not what we're gonna talk about today but we already have that in our playlist. So I highly recommend checking out the playlist and navigating to that specific video. All right. All right. Karen says, I know some Asian countries have mandatory retirement age levels. Yes, they do and I'm gonna mention that in just a little bit, but yes they do. And that's kind of the problem for older teachers, the retirement age in certain countries. All right. So question is now, is there an age limits to teaching English abroad or online? So generally speaking, there is no strict age limit or age restrictions for teaching English abroad or online. However, older teachers can come across challenges when finding work in certain regions. And these restrictions, that's what I mentioned down here because that's the important part. So these restrictions, they often come from a country's rules and laws for retirement age and visa requirements for foreign workers. So it's not that there is a limit or an age restriction from the schools or anything like that. It is from the government. It has to do with the retirement age. And we're gonna look at that a little bit more in detail. Hi Omar, thank you for joining us. Welcome, welcome. All right. Let's have a look at challenging ESL job markets for older teachers. First up here we have China, for example. In China, if you wanna teach English in China, you need a Z-class work visa. And this is only available to men under 60 and women under 55 years of age. That's the retirement age. And this is similar also in Thailand and in Vietnam. So here if you're older than 60 or 55, you're gonna have some problems, might be difficult. However, when I was in China, I also met various teachers who were actually older than 60 or 55, but in recent years they have certainly tightened the restrictions and made it more strict. So it might be different now. Then also the Middle East, here we have the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar that have a retirement age of 60. So if you're older than 60, it's gonna be difficult to secure a job there. And also South Korea, Japan and Hong Kong, they also enforce strict retirement ages between 60 and 65 years old depends on the country. But this is the age range that we talk about here. So 55 to 65, if you're in this age range, those countries here are not going to be suitable for you. Let's have a look at the countries that are suitable. The best countries for older teachers abroad. Number one here, there is no particular ranking or anything. The first one I wanna mention is Mexico. Here, as you can see, I always have pros and cons. So the pro here is that there are no age restrictions and no mandatory retirement age in Mexico. So you are free to teach in Mexico as long as you want. The con however is that the salary is low and you should arrive in Mexico with some savings so that you'll be able to support yourself and take care of any possible emergencies. Then also we have Ecuador, which these points refer to. So a pro for Ecuador would be that it's easy to get around there and stay healthy in Ecuador. They also have really great medical facilities and smooth running transportation systems and your safety and health will always be a priority in Ecuador, which is really great. It gives you this feeling of safety. The con is that while the cost of living here is very low, as a teacher you will receive lower pay than what you're used to. So meaning you'll have less to save when it comes to traveling on your own. So this is kind of a theme and Costa Rica also kind of falls into this category. Costa Rica also is a good place to go for older teachers abroad and there are some more I want to mention. So the other one I want to talk about is Malaysia. So pro here is that in Malaysia there are no peak hiring seasons in Malaysian schools. And this means there is a healthy demand all year round. And this creates, yeah, there are plenty of jobs overseas for older teachers in this very diverse Asian nation. You can find a job at any time. A con is that there also is a retirement age of 60, which is mandatory. However, I actually found out that some teachers in a survey done by the International School Review, they said that in some cases they could keep their jobs in Malaysia after 60, but they definitely lost some benefits and received lower pay. So you can definitely hear if you're interested in Malaysia you can definitely continue teaching there even after 60, but you might lose some money. Then we also have in Europe, Czech Republic. A pro here is that in the Czech Republic age really is just a number and schools in this country they really have no age restrictions for teaching English overseas. And they have even instructors there in schools that are in their 70s. So they're very open-minded regarding age. However, if you're not from the EU it the securing a visa to stay and work in the Czech Republic might take a little while without sponsorship. So without having a job lined up. So if you want to teach abroad there going through an agency will make the process less difficult manageable. So agency meaning a recruiter. And also what I always say teachers never pay the recruiters the schools pay the recruiters. So you really can't go wrong with a recruiter here. Also what I wanna say or mention here Russia is also another one that's really good for older teachers with no real retirement age and restrictions in that sense. Okay, and then Omar here has a question. He's asking, are there any differences between older and younger teachers when it comes to restrictions and laws? Well, I would say the only real restriction is the retirement age. But other than that everybody's the same it doesn't really matter if you're older or younger the same rules apply to you. The only thing is the retirement age that if you're over 55 over 60 or 65 depending on the country you might not be able to get a work visa. Other than that you are the same. Sure, you're welcome. Okay, hi there, hi Mikey. Welcome. Okay, all right. Oh, and I saw this nice comment here this is hello, nice to meet you. I'm Svetlana from Russia. I've been teaching English in Russia for 25 years. I'd like to go get a test full T-SAL certificate and start teaching abroad. Can I take your course? I'm 52, that's also a really great question. So actually there are also no age restrictions and age limitations at ITTT to take our courses. You only need to be 18 at least 18 years of age and fluent in English. You also don't have to be a native speaker, fluent is great. So you can definitely take the course. And I don't know if you saw that but we have a 30% off deal off of any Teflur T-SAL course from ITTT. So do take advantage of that. I shared the link but I'm more than happy to share it again for anyone who just joined later. So I'm just gonna paste it again into the comment box and you can check it out. So it looks like this, hold on. It looks like this.  Any Teflur T-SAL course from ITTT. All right. Okay, cool. Thank you so much for being so active and asking so many questions as well. It's really great. I love that.  Okay, so these were the countries that are not so great for teachers than the countries that are great for older teachers. And now I'm gonna talk about six tips for more mature teachers looking to teach English abroad. So what kind of tips do we have here? Six top tips. So the first one is consider different regions. So especially Latin America and be flexible, flexible. Latin America is a great place for more mature teachers as we saw Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador. Those are all really, really great places for more mature teachers to consider. The second one, certain job markets they can be challenging for older teachers though not impossible. So like I mentioned China, Korea, Japan, Middle East those kinds of places even though I met people who were older teaching in China and in Korea, for example. So it's not impossible, but it might be a challenge. The third one is be prepared to interview in person. So this is a little bit different compared to younger teachers. A lot of times if you are older teachers schools they actually want to interview with you in person. They wanna see kind of how energetic, how physically active or physically, I don't know, April or whatever you are. They just wanna make sure that you have that energy that it takes in the classroom. And this is especially true if you're teaching younger children. This is sort of kind of a stereotype between different schools. I know that this is especially in Korea the case. I live in Korea so that's what I know. But a lot of schools there kind of just think that older teachers might not have the energy to deal with younger students. But obviously it's not always true. But yeah, so be prepared to interview in person or maybe have a longer interview or multiple interviews like Skype even, maybe more than one. The fourth one here is plan on breaking even financially. So as we mentioned before with the different countries actually you're not gonna get rich teaching English in these regions, especially Latin America. The salaries are not that great.  If you stay over the retirement age so then it will be very hard to save. So you should come prepared and come already come with savings that'd be ideal. Number five is expect a challenge but it's not impossible. And this is kind of what we already said before. As an older teacher it definitely it might be more challenging but it's not impossible. That's what I said in the beginning. So if you really want it, it is not impossible. You just need to be, again that's the first point flexible, right? Flexible. And number six, a tip would be to get, definitely get Teflon TESOL certified and then also take specialized courses. And I'm gonna talk more about that in just a little bit but those are my six top tips. And I wonder if any of you watching maybe have an additional tip or two that we could add to this list. Feel free maybe to add a comment here. Very curious about any additional thoughts. And meanwhile I'm gonna take a look at Mikey's question here. So he says, Linda, what about teaching experience and certification? Yeah, so this would be the same as any other English teacher going abroad. Obviously the more certifications, the more experience you have the better. The standard minimum qualification is 120 hour Teflon course, the more the better. So specialized Teflon courses as well. And then yeah, teaching experience will be great. And I'm also gonna mention some of those tips later on but the requirements obviously vary from country to country. Sometimes also has to do with visa and things like that. But yeah, they're the same as for younger teachers. Okay, here we have a comment from Mathur. To do a Teflon course, someone needs to complete many stages and many online exams. If a computer expert helps one to overcome the online exams, will it do? Will it be suitable for embassy verification?  To heck? I'm not sure if I understand this correctly but we do offer notarization and additional verification services if that's what you need and require. That's something that we offer as an additional service for people who need that afterwards. So that is available. But typically if you need help with your course you can choose the tutored version of the course where you have a professional Teflon tutor by your side. You can ask that person questions and they kind of give you additional support. So always all of our courses, they come tutored and non-tutored. And if you think you need extra support you would choose the tutored version. Otherwise you can just do untutored. That would be my thoughts on that. Then we have Amila here who says, I do appreciate the quality service being rendered by you to help all those in need. I wish to know what is the minimum qualification expected to teach English as a non-native English teacher, male. Good, great question. Like I also said before, we have a long playlist of different live videos and we did a specific video about non-native or the requirements teaching as a non-native English teacher, what it's like, all the requirements who did that before. So I had to recommend you checking that out, browse our playlist and pick that video. But yeah, like I just said, the basic requirements usually are a TEFL certificate of at least 100 hours. So we would recommend the 120 hour one. Teaching experience are great, is great but not necessary most of the time. And especially as non-native English speakers or teachers, some kind of English proficiency certificate. And again, my colleague Lisa, she talked about that before, what kind of English teaching, English proficiency certificate would be recommended for that. So I recommend that. Okay, so I see there are more questions but I'm just gonna move on with this topic and then we can talk about questions that are not related to our topic today at the end in the Q and A section, all right? So let's talk about teaching online in regards to older teachers. So for teaching online, there are no age limits most of the time. Actually, none of the teaching platforms that I've researched and I've researched a lot, they didn't say anything about age limits. So yeah, online teaching, online English teaching positions they usually don't have any age limits and there are some exceptions however but really not that many. Suitable platforms, I'm gonna mention that as well. I just wanna say that there are teaching platforms and online market places, there's an S missing. But yeah, so teaching platforms are things like the platforms where you use their curriculum and they kind of assign students to you and then you teach them, those are teaching platforms.  So then people can browse the different profiles and book you, so that's the difference and there are so many out there but the best ones are particularly companies that cater to adults or professionals, those are best for older teachers and those include things like or platforms like Open English, EF English First and Learn Light. And I have a special freebie or treat for you here and I know that some of you already have this and I've mentioned it a couple of times now and Mikey's asking, do you know any online teaching platforms? Yes, I do and I'm gonna share a spreadsheet with you and you can download it, you can save it. I'm gonna share it with you right now so you can save that. I shared it before in live sessions so I recommend you click on that and then you just click on file and make a copy and then you can save it on your Google account or what it's called. So it looks like this. Just click on that and you'll see. Yeah, okay, I see some people already joined so here are 20 and it's called 20 non-Chinese platforms because recently there was a lot of issues going on with Chinese online platforms and if you don't know what I'm talking about, I did a live session about that also. A couple of weeks ago, it's in our playlist. I'm not gonna go into it right now but check it out if you don't know what I'm talking about. So yeah, you can save this spreadsheet and there's a lot of info with 20 different teaching platforms, you could check that out. Highly recommend you do that and then you can also see the different requirements in the columns. So sometimes it's like they only hire native teachers, native English teachers, sometimes they also, many of them also accept non-native English teachers, some want experience, some don't want experience so do check that out and as you notice, there's also no thing about age restrictions so yeah, they don't really have that. Okay, all right, I hope everybody's happy with this sheet. I think this is so helpful and I've shared it already a couple of times during my live sessions but there are still some of you who are joining for the first time or you didn't see it previously so I just wanna share this again with you all that was online and yeah, I just also wanna mention that ITTT has lifetime job support so that means that any ITTT, TEFL and T-SOL course graduate has access to lifetime job support, it never expires, once you took a course with us you then are eligible to receive the support and this support gets you access to our database of potential employers so we work with a lot of different schools and recruiters and people in the ESL field who are looking for ITTT certified people and we kind of connect you guys with schools all over the world and this includes exclusive leads on unadvertised jobs that you get, you also get advice on constructing a high quality CV of resume which is really great because teaching resume, TEFL resumes sometimes a little bit different from a traditional resume. We also help you with writing your cover letter because there are also some things you need to change compared to a normal cover letter and we also provide assistance with planning trial lessons for job interviews because sometimes more often than not for teaching positions because you get hired from abroad so you have a Skype interview so they can't really give you a trial period or anything like that so what a lot of schools want is their teachers, potential teachers hold mock lessons during the interview, Skype interviews so they would give you a topic beforehand and you would then prepare for that and deliver a mock class, how you would teach so they can kind of see your energy, your vibe, your teaching style, things like that and we can help you with that as well. Also obviously for older teachers we offer that as well. Then I have some bonus tips for you before we open the general Q and A. This is something I mentioned already but taking advanced or specialized TEFL certification courses and on our website when you go, okay let me see. When you go to courses and then you see like online courses, online diploma, in-class courses, et cetera, et cetera and one of them says specialized courses so you click on that and then you see the different kinds of specialized courses that we offer so for example, teaching business English, teaching English online, teaching young learners we offer all different kinds of specialized courses that will boost your resume and especially great if you wanna specialize into these fields, right? Into business English, if you wanna specialize into that you take that course, et cetera. Also second tip here, the, here's my mouse, volunteer teaching boosts your resume so if you're coming from completely different fields you've never taught before, you might wanna start kind of volunteer teaching in your neighborhood or there's always opportunities out there if you don't have any opportunity you can just go with online teaching. Online teaching is great to gain initial experience so that is also an option and I just shared with you 20 amazing teaching platforms that you can refer to and sign up. Many of them don't have any minimum hours that you need to teach, some of them do but many don't so you can literally just teach one hour a week and that'll be fine and you can get some experience so anybody even if you're working, you can fit that in and then also the fourth tip here is to join online forums and Facebook groups for networking so this is not only for older teachers but literally anybody you just type in, I always say that teachers in Korea, teachers in China, et cetera and you'll find so many different Facebook groups you can network, also on LinkedIn you can reach out to people, pick their brain a little bit most people are very friendly and welcoming and like to offer their advice and help to others so definitely also do that, I always recommend it and yeah, this is it. Before we go into Q and A I just wanna mention one more time how you can find ITTT online how you can sign up for your course so we are at teflacourse.net and again, I recommend using our 30% off link if you are interested in taking a course I know that many of you are and we have this amazing 30% off situation that we only share during our live sessions so it's very special you can also find us here as you can see on Facebook where many of you are watching right now Twitter, Instagram, YouTube where many of you are watching also Pinterest and again, if you are interested in maybe reaching out to me here at Linda Ghost East on Instagram many of you have already sent me private messages, DMs I'm always happy to have private one-on-one chats with you there are some people who don't wanna ask questions in front of everybody watching I completely understand so if that's the case feel free to send me a message that's totally cool and then let's go into Q&A and I'm gonna make myself a little bit bigger again Hi and I know that there are some questions so I'm gonna look at that in just a second I just need more coffee I think All right, good here we are so what was the name I forgot? Oh here, Svetlana Svetlana is asking can you help to find a job in Peru? Yes, we can definitely Peru is an amazing place we actually work closely with recruiters in Latin America many different countries there in Peru is one of them we also have an in-class center in Peru so yes, we can if you are a ITTT technical course graduate you receive lifetime job support also for Peru or if you are not yet certified and you're interested I recommend if you want maybe next year you could sign up for the four week in-class technical course in Peru so then you're already there and after that you can then already get hired that would also be a great option so do check that out on our website then we have Matt here is there any chance to provide solution face to face on Zoom for the technical course we do have that actually on our website you can just search there's a search function on the website in the upper right hand corner where it says search and you just put in Zoom and then the course will pop up that is also an option it's called, it also has Zoom in the name what is it called? yeah, certificate of teaching practice recognition that would be it so you can check that out we offer that as well then we have Yasin I hope I'm saying it correctly, Yasin I had a great experience studying your technical course and I highly recommend it very convenient ITTT is just the best out there thank you so much that's so sweet thank you Yasin are you teaching abroad at the moment or where are you at? what are your plans? I'm curious if you wanna share let me know always curious what our grads are doing and make sure you have a lot of technical course graduates who are blogging for us did you know that we have a blog? maybe many of you didn't you can check it out it's here tafflecourse.net slash blog and many of our course graduates they actually share some of their experiences on their blog so if you're interested give it a read it's very very very fun very interesting that's also one thing how we like to keep in touch with our course grads yeah alright okay one more question here from Suad I hope I'm saying it right Suad that's a nice name hello I'm from Algeria I studied English linguistics but in my country non-native and I've been teaching English for my nine months now I also have a taffle certificate is it enough to teach in China? yeah with China is very turbulent right now at the moment so if you have studied English linguistics so I think you have a four-year degree that's correct that's a requirement in China you also need to have a taffle certificate which you have so you have the requirements you fulfill the requirements but at the moment also due to COVID it is kind of difficult to find a job in China from outside when you're not already there and also because they tighten some restrictions so maybe because Yacine is saying I'm currently hunting jobs in China maybe you can give Suad some tips what it is how it is right now but I think really from outside it's very difficult at the moment I spoke with a recruiter actually today who told me that it takes a long time now for teachers to get into China because you need a lot more additional paperwork so yeah a great alternative would be Taiwan maybe culture language is similar so maybe in for Taiwan but China yeah it is possible but it takes more time Omar says does online certificate have the same value compared to the certificate that was received by attending class? Good question so online a taffle certificate versus in class which is better well over the years you know like 30 years ago 20 years ago the in class was definitely in class certificate was definitely seen as more valuable higher level higher quality what have you but now everything is online right you can take any course online and now they're really the same level so it doesn't matter if it's online or in class same level recognize the same and also our online taffle certificates they're also on the certificate paper I don't have it now because I'm in Germany now I have all my certificates in Korea but on the certificate you can actually see sample certificates on our website it says it doesn't say that it's an online course from an online course it just says your name the how many hours the date our seal and everything but it doesn't say that it's from an online course either way the training you receive is the same except of course in the in class course you will also have teaching practice which you don't have with the online course right my thesis here in Taiwan also not possible due to restrictions most schools recruit only to those already in Taiwan great thank you so much for adding that yeah so that's a real problem at the moment with some countries it's really difficult I know that for Korea it's easy I know a lot of people like it's not like not harder than before I should say I know many teachers who actually started working in Korea during the pandemic so they just got there they did their quarantine take it out of quarantine and then they started teaching so yeah alright Juliana asks in which situation can people change their current careers in South Korea to teach English there in which situation what does that mean exactly I don't think I understand the question sorry in which situation can people change their current careers in South Korea to teach English there so for Korea they have a specific visa just for English teachers which is the E2 English teacher visa so if you have that visa you can't do any other work at the same time if you have a different kind of work visa you also can't work as an English teacher so it's very hard to like if you want to switch you also need to switch your visa completely first possible but it involves you know more people work and stuff so yeah Yasin says it is hard indeed to get a job from outside of China at the moment I'm having a couple of interviews next week though wish me good luck I use WeChat to find jobs that's a great tip thank you so much maybe Yasin and Suwa maybe you can kind of connect and Yasin you can maybe share some WeChat groups with Suwa to find jobs that'd be really cool also so you are in China already though right Yasin oh great MH Nguyen no I'm saying this wrong I'm sorry MH is saying you can try Vietnam Suwa my company is always in need for teachers EMG education great cool well also EMG education would you mind reaching out to me and maybe you know we can do something with ITTT that'd be really great as well we always look for new partners all over the world so if you're up for it hit me up hit ITTT up so yeah that'd be great I love how we're all like sharing this is what I like about my life sessions we're all sharing information we're all you know exchanging what we know share information so that's really great hi Juliano he says hello Linda it's always good too it's always good watching you here thank you it's always good having you here and we have Glenda who says hi Linda watching from the Philippines is Tefl certificate enough to teach English in UAE I am currently teaching in my country I'm an early childhood educator yeah the UAE is one of the best regions to work as an English teacher they have the highest salary tax-free excuse me tax-free sometimes even so it's a very competitive region and the requirements there are usually very high so only a Tefl certificate is difficult you also definitely need to have a degree sometimes even a master's degree or a degree in English plus two years work experience plus a Tefl and then it can work for you okay Mikey says that is a great opportunity there in Vietnam yeah so remember that guys EMG education says sure I'll let HR team know about you guys yeah please do please do I'm also gonna Google you guys if you have a if you have a website why don't you share it in the comments E what was it called E EMG education do you have a website share that with us okay Matt here is asking can someone get a teaching job abroad going there as a tourist yes many people do that there are many countries where you actually need to interview in person this is typically in Europe where you need to interview in person and also Latin America and sometimes Southeast Asia where you actually need to go and interview in person so people go there as a tourist for the tourist visa they job hunt and then they have to change their visa so definitely possible alright Yesine says no I'm in Morocco right now Suad is actually my neighbor from Algeria cool she can add me and I'd be happy to give her tips about finding a job yeah why don't you guys connect that'd be really great cool I love making friends here connecting people love it okay this has been a really really fun session alright Amela says EMG Education I sent you an email please respond to me at your earliest possibility okay and Mikey says Linda I will send you an email tomorrow okay everybody emailing me alright you can email me that's fine great sure email me you can also just message me on Instagram that's fine too okay we have reached the almost the 55 minute mark so I will be wrapping it up soon so if you still have a question today um get to it and ask away unless if you're not then you have to wait another week alright Juliana can anyone work in a different field and teach English online in South Korea well so if for South Korea if you work there um yeah I mean you can definitely then do you know teaching online on the side for sure you can do that that's what I'm doing that's what I'm doing actually yeah yeah I started teaching English online this year in March it's been great Mikey says you did not answer my previous question I'm so sorry maybe I overlooked I didn't see it can you ask again maybe it didn't come through sorry and we have this name I can never pronounce the name Radikele Radikeleko I hope I'm saying that right so it's lovely eyes thank you I remember you from last week because of the name so thanks for being here again love it alright and Juliano says something that I want to know about working experience working experience in native persons country does it count the same than abroad I mean it counts as work experience for sure yes it does you know if you have experience already working in different country that's obviously also a bonus because they know that you can handle living abroad you can adapt to other cultures and things like that but work experience in your own country obviously also counts as work experience yes oh okay this is the question again from Mikey yeah I did not see that so he says hey Linda if someone already took a 120 hour course and he she wants to take the 120 hour for the second time is it possible to take it again yeah it's possible as long as you pay the fee you can retake the course definitely yeah possible definitely possible you can retake it you just have to pay for it again and we have mh again if you search EMG education online there will be lots of reviews about it okay I'm gonna write this down and then I'm gonna Google this later very curious I'm glad we were able to connect here thanks so much for joining I think that would be great if we could do something EMG education okay writing it down great most of them are not good okay but if you still want to get more teaching experience in Asia you should give it a chance okay great yeah I will check it out awesome alright let's see if anybody has a very last question for today that I'm gonna take I'm getting really hot you can see my face is like getting sweaty but shiny so one more question and then we're gonna wrap it up or if there's no more questions I'm gonna wrap it up earlier but um yeah let's see if anybody else has one more last question and then we're gonna ooh people want to know will there be some discount to ITTT course Black Friday yeah as always we have a 30% off here um so you can take advantage of that as always and we do also have a Black Friday which is also 30% so you actually it's the same there's no and they can't be combined unfortunately so 30% is the best you get here with ITTT today so you can either you can wait for um the Black Friday thing to go up very soon after this or you can just sign up for this one it's the same the good question thank you I've been doing so much Black Friday shopping already yeah all right Mikey says thanks for the time it's late here in Taiwan I'm off to bed yeah it's very late thanks so much for staying up great okay Amila last but not least how about the best country you recommend to anyone ooh great last question you know this is very difficult because it always depends on your goal do you want to teach long term how much do you want like what's more important to you traveling like uh you know the the things you can do in the country or how much money you can save like what is your goal and also what is your background um hmm so that's very difficult for me personally I I really like Asia so I do think Asia is a great place for teaching because the demand is really high um they're always looking for teachers there it's a great area like a great continent to be based in because you can you know explore all other different countries not now obviously but normally um and you can also depending on where you are you can save um money salaries are pretty good so you can save quite a lot from your salary hmm so that's why I think I would recommend Asia so that's not a country but the whole continent so thanks for the question I think I just saw that it was glitching a little bit so I think it's better we just stop now before it gets more glitchy and the connection stops completely um so thank you guys so much for being here today for taking out you know this hour of your day for staying up super late depending on where you are um as always please take advantage of the 30% off discount code um I'm just gonna share it one more time just in case um and yeah I'm I hope to see you all again very soon next week um we go live every week so we'll be here again next week so um yeah thank you so much and um I hope to see you all again next week and then I'm gonna turn this off and um yeah


Hello everybody. My name is Kasper Hanung and I'm a tailor-made software. And what we are accomplishing in NextCloud is to enable CAD collaboration. And what is CAD? Computer-aid design. That's everything what we live in. That's our streets. This building is an architectural structure that's represented and a drawing in its construction, in its lifetime. And that is what we want to enable in NextCloud. So the problem is that many professionals in the construction, with their state industries and government, need to be able to share their CAD drawings and collaborate around these projects. And they want to need to do that in a secure basis. And this is where this beautiful NextCloud platform comes in, because that gives you the secure way of handling your files. What we did, we tailor-made with offices in Seattle and Stockholm. We have with a partner in the UK and in Birmingham, who has used NextCloud as a platform. And they share their drawings among all their clients and partners around Europe. So we built this app for this particular purpose here. We have integrated our CAD viewer, CAD conversion platform directly inside NextCloud, so there's no external access thereby ensuring that all customer content is completely secure. The way it works is that we have our own app structure. We have set the mind types for all the large CAD packages, the AutoCAD, the microstation, and as well as TIFF, to our application. Let me go here. We go in whenever people click on a file. We go into NextCloud folder structure, put that into our system. We native code convert that into cache, where after we have implemented a VJS encapsulation that goes into the NextCloud front-end, where it's then displayed. In display, we use the VectorGraphics standard W3C SVG standard, which is uniformly supported on all browsers and all platforms. With that, we add a number of specific extensions in order to specifically handle CAD. We need layer manipulations. We need ability to measure. We need transformations. So we also can handle a printable to scale and stuff like that. The typical use case is that a user goes in and upload an AutoCAD or microstation floor plan into the system. In this case, NextCloud. They want to display the floor plan and do layer manipulation measurement printing. They want to annotate it. It's typically a process where you go in and you want to change things and communicate those. And in that case, collaborate around the floor plan. And you may want to publish this drawing, this floor plan with annotation, red lines in a process where it can be either encapsulated in the system itself into NextCloud or it can be externally shipped off as a PDF. Then there are some advanced features where we have where you can sort of compare drawings to each other to show differences. I'll show that very much in the end. And there are some admin features that handle fonts, et cetera. That's very CAD specific. This is typically how it looks inside NextCloud. I got this guy here. There will be a menu bar at the top, our icon bar. We have then three skins where you can go in and do all that kind of stuff you want to do with the cat, like measuring, handling of it, red lines. And we even enable the standard collaboration interface so you can share and talk about it inside NextCloud. This here is a typical use case where we took the drawing before. We go in and the user will go in and set layers so that they only got a set number of layers for the specific case displayed. And they then go in and redline it, use the redline interface to talk about it, what they want to done with this thing here. And what we do here is that we have an ability to go in and create a PDF that then gets stored in a marker folder for sharing. And this is a process that we have integrated into NextCloud and it's very well used. And once that is done, then that PDF with the annotation in it can then be loaded in or, you know, externally distributed to the partners that are working on this project. Here I'm showing something that's quite interesting. This is a real data. This is a railway station somewhere in Europe on a very large national railway network. And what's happening there is that there is a ability that you can load in two different drawings and then comparably compare them to each other and see, you know, okay, what have been added, what have been changed and what have been deleted. So this is in this particular organization uses this tool to be able to see, okay, what have happened to my signals over time whenever, you know, you upload a new version or this is two specific drawings that is then being uploaded and then compared. And what was very, very interesting here is that we learned today that NextCloud version six has a version control now where you can name the versions, which means that you can actually, for the whole construction industry now, using stuff like this where you can go in with a logical algorithm and actually visually, you know, display the changes over your, over the versions inside NextCloud. So that's something we're going to very much explore with developers, you know, during this time here. So I guess that's it. We finish off here. Thank you very much.


I almost never do reaction type videos when it comes to movie trailers because I find them almost incredibly useless. But we're living in weird times right now so let's get nuts! For the younglings out there, that was a Michael Keaton reference to 89's Batman. I know it's an old film. It was a long, long time ago. I did that little quote because I recently rewatched that movie along with Batman Begins. I'm doing a movie feud on them where I compare the two movies head to head, see which one people like better. And those two movies couldn't be much further from each other in terms of the tone, the story, the characters. They're all very different. And then you have this Matt Reeves one which once again looks wildly different than the previous incarnations. And I guess my initial completely useless take is that I just need to see more. I'm not really sold on it. I'm not against it. I'm just kind of indifferent. History can enlighten. It can make us take pause and reflect back on previous judgments. And it can also be a cruel mistress where filmmakers, producers don't learn from past mistakes. In this case I just want to tread lightly. Obviously we have the pick of Batman. A lot of people know him as Edward from Twilight. Few know him as Cedric from Harry Potter. That's what I like to remember him as. He's done a lot of indie films. I don't think many people saw. I don't know why I'm building up to this. Like it's a character reveal. It's Robert Pattinson. I just, I don't know. He looked fine in the few shots I saw of him as Batman and the cowl and the cape and the costume.  That's kind of Matt Reeves. If you've seen the rise of the Planet of the Apes, you know that it's a very kind of brutal story about apes taking over the planet. That humans are kind of trash. So I expect Matt to really get kind of kind of crass at parts. Get pretty in your face. Pretty intense. It's not going to be a film that you know all walks of life are going to be able to enjoy. You know there was a time when the original 1989 Batman was said to be a bit much for people. Now you look back at that and it's very quaint. You got the Joker. You got Jack Nicholson dancing around to some Prince music.  There's some silly commercials. It's just kind of all fun and fun and songs and dance.  This is a teaser trailer so we didn't get a whole lot to chew on. Colin Farrell is in there as the penguin. Virtually unrecognizable in the role. Colin Farrell, I've said this many times. I don't know why but I have he's a very underrated actor I think. I think he really does have the acting shops to to carry a film. He's a great supporting character and I think he'll be a terrific villain as the penguin. Zoey Kravitz as Cat Girl. I mean I guess she's Cat Woman. I just expect more of an older character. I don't know how old Zoey Kravitz is to me. She still looks like she's like 16 or something. Age has eluded me in this world now but she's Cat Woman. Very very short shots of her. She's she's moving around a lot. She's very spry, very athletic, quick on the feet like a cat would be. I guess we'll see if she's got nine lives. See if see if she's gonna make it through this film. This is a movie that I feel like a lot of people are gonna die in. I feel like Batman's not really gonna care so much about the whole thing that comic nerds seem to care about when it's convenient which is whether or not Batman kills people. It seemed to be a pretty big hang up on BVS. A cinematic mess for me but the one thing I did not harp on or care about was Batman kind of like machine gunning people down in his car because once again every iteration basically has had Batman like throwing people off buildings and like throwing a batarang through their head and things like that. I just can't imagine all those people lived. I really can't. There was an Hirvana song in the trailer. A little bit of grunge in there mixed with the grime on the on the screen. It looks like it's gonna be a dark depressing tale. It looks like Batman's gonna kind of be solving crimes. I feel like this is gonna be a slower roll a slower picture akin to the Joker or just Joker I guess it's called I don't know if it's set in the same universe. What do I base that off of? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. It's just a hunch which is a dangerous thing to have often especially when you're reviewing a two-minute trailer that had a lot of fades to black and slow kind of logos coming up so it was probably no more than 45 seconds of shots. Batmobile looked cool. I haven't really had issues with any of the Batmobiles. I'm partial to the old one just because no reason at all. Nostalgia I guess. I don't know. I think this is gonna be fine. I need to see more information. So there was my hot take on the Batman. If you like this video please hit that like. That does something to the algorithm I guess. It gets it all hot inside. Make sure to smash that subscribe button. Do a take your grappling hook and just just smash it to pieces. You know like Batman did to that guy's face. Do that to the subscribe button and we'll see if we just can't move the needle a little bit. There's a lot better content on this channel I promise you and we'll hopefully see you around. Thanks for watching the video. I try to put out new stuff on a weekly basis so make sure to subscribe if you haven't already. I have a second channel full of more shenanigans and I'm also on Twitch now. So there's a lot of variety a lot of options and hopefully you can find these channels via links on this video itself if I did my job correctly. Otherwise they might be in the description below or you can just visit the channel page. Alright take care.


I cat out the file called names.list. You can see there's a bunch of names in there. We can use wc-l to get the line count. You can see there's 754. It's nice because it's an even number. And what we're gonna do is we want to shuffle up that file and then take half the names and match them up with the other half. This is useful if you want to match people up from a list of names or just match things up from any list of names or any list. So here we go. Let's do this. And so we do know from previous videos that we can use said to get even nods. But first thing we want to do is shuffle up the names. There's a shuffle command, a shuffle command, but you can also use sort-capitalR and a file and it will shuffle up the list. So there you go. You can see it shuffled up the list. I can run it again. It shuffled it up again. What we want to do is put that into a variable. I'll put it into a variable called random, random. And then we're gonna get the output of that. So now I can echo random. And what it will do is it will show us all those names shuffled up, but there is one problem. It's showing it all as one line when I echo it like that. So what we need to do is set the internal field separator. That's capital I-F-S in bash. And we're gonna say equals and we're gonna say space. So it's going to use the space character as a special separator character. So it's important that this list in this particular case doesn't have any spaces. So these aren't first and last names. They're only first names with no spaces. But once we do that, we can issue that echo command with random again. And now everything is in one long list. The list doesn't change now because even though they've been shuffled up, they're shuffled up once inside there, which is important. What we're gonna do now is we want to grab just the odds and just the evens. And we're gonna put those into variables. So we're gonna say for odds, we're creating a variable called odds. We're gonna say echo the random list. And we're using said to get all the odd lines from that list. Then I can do the same thing for even. So I'm saying evens equals and we're gonna echo that list into said. But this time we're saying to here before the till day and that's saying get the evens. So now I can echo dollar sign odds and I can also echo dollar sign evens. What we want to do now is put those two lists together and we can use the pace command. So what we're gonna do is say paste and then we're gonna use the greater than symbol and then here we're gonna echo out odds and then the greater than symbol again inside these parentheses echo out even. And what that's gonna do is gonna give us the two lists lined up next to each other. There we go. There's a little bit of a formatting issue. That's not a problem because we have the column command. So we can run the same command as before but pipe that into column dash t. And now we have a nice list where every user on the list is teamed up with somebody else on the list randomly. Now we can put all that into a script as I did here, my team up script. You can see it's doing the same things that we just went over. So now every time I run this team up script, it's gonna take that file with the list of names and team everybody up with someone else on the list randomly. So every time I run it, you're gonna get teamed up with somebody else on the list randomly. I used a big long list of names. In fact, if we were to put this into our WC count or our WC dash L to count, you can see we have 377, which is half of the, what 754 that we started with. So we know that we've got everybody in the list and yeah, I'm using a big list here, but this might be useful if you're a coach on a team or some, at some point you need to team people up and you wanna do that randomly with a script. This is how you do it. You can do it with 10 people. You can do it with 100 people. It's just kind of important for the list to be an even number. Otherwise someone's gonna be left out. Anyway, filmsbychrist.com. That's Chris at the K. There's a link in the description. I thank you for watching. As always, I hope that you have a great day. Oh, and also check out link in the descriptions to the notes on all of this. Have a great day.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. That's me coming at you with 2020 Panini Mosaic Football Hobby Edition. We've got some more back. Six box half case picker team number 15 coming from a fresh case right here. Big thanks to all of these wonderful people right here for getting into the action and finishing off this break. No fillers or anything. So that's appreciated as well. Just a nice straight up break filling at the old fashioned way. Nick Stover knocking out the last team. The Jets making this break happen. We've got Browns up 2113 with nine and a half minutes left in the third quarter. Let's open this case up and let's see which half we're going to do. You can see this on the top camera maybe. There we go. Yeah, there we are. Empty box. So we've got 246 on the top row right here and 246 on the bottom row right here. So top and bottom. So on this main screen right here, we're going to roll the die. I'm going to use, let's use that Vegas one right here, leave the last Vegas. So one, two, three is for the top row. 456 will be the bottom row. And it's one, that's easy, top row. Two, slide it right off the top. Four, these six right here, I think you can see on the camera right there, I kind of scribbled 16 for 16 on there. So that'll be for picker team 16, which most likely will be tomorrow. All right, good luck everybody. Yeah, Phil's saying Nick Chubb, most underrated back in football. I think so, he's been having a great game today. Brown's look good today. I was definitely on the bangles plus six, which I think still can happen. He's back to our cover by Joe Burrow. He had a good attempt at comeback last week. So we know he can move the ball, but this bangles defense not doing me any favors. So Baker's gonna go for a fourth in goal. Bangles, you could really help me out if you make a stand here, a goal line stand. Love this mosaic. Glad we got the hobby versions of these back. Two autos a box plus a ton more parallels to chase. All-card chip too. Lucky for you guys. The value of this is very high. So we got to chip everything. And Chubb, no, BD, you're right. Not good at the goal line. Brown's have their hands up in touchdown signal. It looked like he's, bangles are pointing the other way. Refs don't know what to do. Refs saying not a touchdown. All right, good luck everybody. Box one of six, half case break, second half in the store. There's Richard Sherman, Silver, Teddy Bridgewater, Red. Remember those Reds are not numbered, but again, everything ships. Hall of Fame, Kevin Green. Remember Kevin Green? He's pretty good. And there's Patrick Queen for the Ravens. That's going to be Wayne, rookie, red parallel. Nice. We'll have all those top loaded before they're sent out. And in box one, Tua Tagovaiola autograph. Miami, John Deneen bought the Dolphins. Boom. Nice, we were just talking about when we're gonna think we'll see Tua. There's Nick Chubb right there at a 49. 42 out of 49, just missed a TD on the goal line. Nice Clyde Edwards-Hallaire. Are his values still up there? I'm assuming yes. Dwayne Haskins-Mosaic, Eddie George-Red. Chiefs getting that Clyde Edwards-Hallaire, Ryan F. All right, got NFL debut, Joe Burrell. Joe Burrell searching for his first win tonight against in-state rivals, the Cleveland Browns. This goes to the Cincinnati Bengals. This will be for Ryan F. There's Van Jefferson, Silver, Brett Farve-Red. Nice rookie Silver for the Rams. That's gonna go to Oliver. Oliver, what are you looking for? Oh, you're looking for Cam Acres. There's Jacob Eason, rookie, Keenan Allen. There's a Cam Acres right there, NFL debut. That'll ship. Let's try to look for some color there. Luke Keekley, Silver. TJ Watt, Pro Bowl Blue, that's to 99, two out of 99 for the Steelers, Michael Gallucci. I feel like TJ Watt had a really nice game on Monday. Maybe have an INT interception. Just kind of step right in front of a tight end or something. Just smashed it right out of the sky, I feel like. Kyle Long, Bears Auto, Nick Stover. Joe Namath, Adam Vinietieri. Browns gave the Bangles a free five yards at the goal line. We've got NFL debut, Silver, CD Lam. Ricky and the Cowboys. Chase Claypool, NFL debut, Tua. More for John and the Dolphins. Another Tua, that's a regular Tua base this time, no parallel. Next box, I'm gonna watch out for Denzel Ward. Yeah, we'll get there, I mean, come on Ricky, we're only one box in. We'll try to get some more of that. Now, I like that Silver though. Maybe we'll get a base Silver, a lower parallel out of there. Box two coming up of six. See, there's a lot of time left in this game. Travis Landry and Jalen Hertz. There you go, Ricky Eagles. Jalen Hertz, red. Ricky and the Fly Eagles fly. There's Jordan Love right there. I guess we haven't seen too many Jordan Love parallels. Darynton Evans, rookie Silver for the Titans, Nick Stover. Kyle Rudolph, Blue. Throw it, Joe Burrow. Oh no, Strip Sack, touchdown. Kyle Rudolph, Vikings, Ben with that one. Yeah, they turn it over and they're at the same spot the offense was before. Nice, look at this. Dallas Cowboys, Stain Glass, Ezekiel Elliott. That's gonna go to Ricky and the Boys.  You see that? Old school Cowboy this time. Bob Lilly for Ricky Holbert. Did you hear me telling him to throw it, Ollie? He didn't hear me. I was like, throw it, Joe, right there. Throw it, I said. And then Strip Sack. He was like this, right here. And then Strip Sack. And we've got a Mosaic parallel, Justin Herbert, NFL debut. Nice one for John DeNene and the Chargers. Yannick Ngakwe, Joe Mixon Red. I'm gonna save one of these because without LeVion Bell and an old Frank Gore on that Jets team. What's a Michael P. Ryan gonna do? Let me get some more starts. There it is, there's Chubb's touchdown.  Yankees just scoring a boat loader runs against the Blue Jays. Steve Young Silver and this Dick right here. Dick Buccas, 10 out of 99 for the Bears. Nick Stober, LeVisca, Chanel Jr. Clown, sorry, Clyde Edwards, Hilaire. I wanted that, Justin Jefferson's a parallel and a rookie. So this goes to the Vikings, that'll be for Ben. NFL debut, Joe Burrow, who's looked brilliant at times. I mean, you can definitely tell he's talented, but a couple little mistakes, but it's still a good future ahead of him, Ryan. Ryan F. with the Bengals, and it's gonna be Ryan F. also has the Chiefs. And Simeon Rice is your autograph. That's for the Buccaneers. Dargon Watts with that one. And there's Silver, Mariota. And a red NFL debut, Clyde Edwards, Hilaire, nice. That's for Ryan F. and the Chiefs. I mean, his stuff could go bananas if he has two in a row, two big weeks in a row. The Yankees are at full strength now, that's why they're Yankees at full strength, pretty scary. There's a Cam Acres, I'll set one of these aside. I mean, they're all gonna ship anyway, but there you go, Oliver, got at least one top loaded for you. It's tricky with the, you know, oh, thank you. Nice. I do wanna keep track. I get like a ruler, and I just mark. Yeah, Jason's mom runs a pool, so we've got the print out right there, win this week. But yeah, it's hard to figure out, hey, I mean, you can't, I guess we could sleeve every single rookie that pops out of here, but then this break would take like double the time. We can't really do that, we gotta do our best. But we are, our shipping team is extremely careful when they're packing the stuff up, so don't worry. If this rookie ends up being, blows up two weeks later, you can assure you that your cart will probably be, you'll be safe, it's a good hunch. Does Belichick want Russell Wilson or something? Yeah, he had some very kind words for Russell Wilson. I don't know. Maybe he, maybe he wants, maybe he's hinting at, maybe he's hinting at Russell Wilson, that he wants Cam Newton to be more like Russell Wilson. Safer with the football, still running around a little bit. All right, thanks Logan. Got Jordan Loves, we've got Pro Bowl, Kaleas, Cam. There's another LaMichael P. Ryan right here. Jets Red, Nick Stober, right? That guy could blow up. Who knows, any of these guys could blow up anytime. More Joe Burroughs right here, base Joe Burrough. Let's go Joe Burrough. Throw it Joe, there you go, see right there. That goes to Ryan F. and the Bengals. There's Karim Hunt, they're playing against each other, Chris Connelly. And our autograph is Jordan Brooks, Seahawks Auto going to Kevin Mendoza. Jamal Adams, Patrick Mahomes Red. That's another good throw. See there's some excellent throws that Joe Burrough makes. Tom Brady, Buccaneers Edition. Dargon Watts with that. And a Joe Burrough Silver NFL debut card. More for Ryan and the Bengals. Earl Thomas, the third to 49. Ravens, Wayne. Keeshawn Vaughn, Mosaic. Yeah, right Rex? Unbelievable, it's private. Clyde Edwards-Hilaire, Joe Burrough. Joe Burrough NFL debut, Bengals, Ryan F. Okay, now you've done it Logan. Clyde Edwards-Hilaire. And points will randomize this to one person in the break. If there's more, points will randomize them as one lot and as one group. There's Gronk to 99. All right, three boxes to go.  Are you allowed to keep being part of the play? What's up Daniel, yeah. I was on the heat again tonight, plus two and a half. I should have just gone money line. Now, but Nessie, now I'm thinking if the heat end up beating the Celtics like three one or something, and if the Lakers get by Denver, do the Lakers want to see the heat? No? Although Lakers defense is a little more elite. So I think that that'll probably be the best defense the heat would ever see if they move on. Zach Thomas Silver and Joe Namath to 49 for the Jets. See, Joe Burrow moving the ball really well here. So just don't make that red zone mistake, Joe E.B. Oh, touchdown. There you go, touchdown Bengals. Oh, Giovanni Bernard, interesting. Oh, they didn't give it to Joe Mixon. Joe Mixon in a Jaft King lineup. Now if the Bengals defense can get a stop or two, Bengals might have a chance at winning at least covering. There's Gabriel Davis, Buffalo Bills, Garrett with the Bills, Clyde Edwards, Hilaire, Silver, Prism, Refractor, Mosaic Refractor. I think there's Silver and then this is just called Mosaic and then so on and so forth. I think the Bengals will see Nick on the Nick cam right there. I'm Joe Mixon against Teddy. I have Joe Mixon in a Jaft King lineup. And then we've got like this Vulture named Giovanni Bernard swooping in. Yeah, they're still giving him goal line carries, Jason. Unbelievable. I'll trade Joe Mixon for a bag of peanuts. Oh, man. Hey, Joe Mixon, all the money. Why not just sign Devonta Freeman and Giovanni Bernard if you're just gonna run it with Giovanni Bernard? Right, if he's not gonna get you touchdowns. Joe Mixon's probably thinking that in his head. Well, he's already paid so he doesn't care. He doesn't, yeah, he's just like, oh man, unbelievable. Look at this DB right here. There's Joe Burrow, base card. That goes to the Bengals, Ryan.  Nice one for Dargon Watts and the Buccaneers. I think these stained glasses are still hot, right? How much are these? Someone look this up. Out of this set? That's wild. You see, we pulled a two autograph, Fox one. And yeah, those stained glass and basketball were super popular. So that trend is continuing in the NFL sets as well. We saw some left? Yeah. Ooh. We might pop a fresh case too. We had a choice? Hobby. Oh, of hobby, okay. Also. I thought we ran, we did run out of choice. Van Jefferson autograph. We had a hit draft six left, giving away Joe Burrow nine, five, two. Oliver with that one. Imagine when and if Joe Burrow wins this game.  That's right. At Jaspy's breaks on Instagram, Instagram only, at Jaspy's breaks. 116 says four to $500. They're dropping a little bit because it's not an actual case. Yeah, there's usually a couple staying glasses per case. Matt Medlin said last one sold for 380. Hoops was a case hits, right? Were they not? I don't know. I can't keep track anymore, there's too much. I hear the final two boxes right here. Wait, they called that touchdown back? Give it to Joe. Joe to Joe touchdown. Joe makes Joe to Joe touchdown. Do it. Joe to Joe touchdown. Joe Burrow hanging off, handed off to Joe Mixon. And get in there, Joe. Come on, Joe Mixon. What's up, Gilo? Clyde Edwards-Hallaire, Tua NFL debut. Gilo in the house, sell out the other mosaic. Ricky says, yeah, if that Ginter doesn't end up going, then we can do the second half of this case instead. Another one for Ryan and the Chiefs. On that's dropped. Come on. Well, Michael P. Ryan Silver and a Jerry Judy Red. Jets, Nick Stover with the Michael P. Ryan Silver. Oh, that's a first down, first and goal. Give it to Joe again. There's Jerry Judy Red, Denver, EA with the Broncos. Cory Seager has been having a season BD. I was saying before the season that there could be, there could be some, a little bit of, I don't think he's gonna win it, a little MVP possible chatter for Cory Seager. He's been hitting well. Give it to Joe. Joe Mixon's right there. Oh, Tyler Boyd should have had that, by the way. That was a catchable ball. Very catchable. That's a very catchable ball. Look, this is a catchable ball. Nick, you could have caught this. I have Borough and Boyd against Alex and I have Mixon against Kenny. Oh, boy. You think they'd give me one touchdown. Give you one GD touchdown. 800 points to one person at the end.  Brian Urlacher, white parallel to 25. These look nice. Come on, Joe Borough. All right, there's Brian Urlacher to 25 for the Bears. I know. Gilo, you're much more than a, much more than a base card to me. That strip sack earlier and taking a sack right here. I can't do that. Now there's third and goal from the nine. Oh my God, that's just a flag. I was so distracted, I put Clyde Edward-Hallarian backwards. How many? Wait, is it against Azuma? How could it be against him? He didn't push off. Like I fell, they both fell. Oh my God. CJ Uzama's just like, what? He's like saying, he's like, what? That's what he's saying. That's what I'm saying. That's a decent goal. They had like nine downs to score a touchdown for Pete's sake. Oh, Randy Bullock's out there again. There's Jordy Nelson to 49. Yeah, they're just bungling it. It's Jordy Nelson to 49 for Nick Stover and the Packers. Now he got it, he got it. I retract my mean statement about Randy Bullock last week. Another 400 points right there. That's winner take all on that. Now unfortunately, those replaced autographs, but I picked up Josh Kelly, by the way, one of my two fantasy teams. Try to get them both, but. Ooh, nice Joe Borough, NFL debut Mosaic. What's my outlook on Joe Borough and the NFL, Joe? Gilo's asking, I like him.  But I mean, in all seriousness though, look at the drive that he just made right now. Look at the almost game winning drive he had last week. Like he's making some pretty smart throws, some very accurate throws. He can run the ball more than I thought he was going to or could or can. So now if the Bengals can get him an offensive line, you know, and they just keep adding to that team and he keeps evolving. I mean, he could be a pretty solid quarterback in the NFL. And then, you know, from a solid quarterback, whether he takes it to playoff quarterback level, I mean, that's remains to be seen. But, but I, you know, at least from the first, these first two games, I don't think he's gonna, I don't think he's gonna be a bust. We'll see how the rest of the season plays out, but just from what my eyes are seeing, you know, I'm not a football expert, but what my eyes are seeing seems like the real deal. But it's a little frustrating because you can see Joe Burrow play at the level, there he is right here, you can see Joe Burrow play at the level of a, play at the level of a playoff type quarterback, but then we'll make like, then I, then he makes like an error where you're like, right, this is his second game in the NFL, you know? Oh, did I miss a Tua blue chips? Too busy talking about, his draft classmate. All right, that'll be for John and the Dolphins. And there's Darynton Evans, autograph for Nick Stober and the Titans. One of the last teams taken. You don't think he's gonna succeed? Oh, on the, because of the Bengals has an organization. Yeah, I get it.  What, what is the front office gonna do? Are they gonna continue? Are they gonna change that team culture? Are they going to be smarter in the front office? Listen, coming from, from, from a team, my team's the Raiders. So coming from a team that has a lot of dysfunction and mismanagement for a long time. I know how long it could take. You know, and we had, we had to dig back into the past with John Gruden and go outside the box with Mike Mayock as a GM. You know, and that's, that story is not even done yet. It's not even fully written yet. So, so yeah, I know how long it can take. When's the last time they made the playoffs? They made a playoff or two with, with Andy Dalton, right? Maybe six years ago, seven years ago. Tom Brady, MVP, this is Patriots edition. Mosaic parallel. Deandre Swift, NFL debut, Silver. That goes to Mark and the Lions. I'm not sure, Ricky, you have to check for me. I've been in the middle of a break. Go to thejaspyscasebreaks.com. Go to the website. We got a gold, Anthony McFarlane Jr., is that just the color? Because it's the team. Oh, maybe, yeah, maybe it's just the Mosaic parallel. Oh, I see, I see you, Ricky. All right, all right, I got you, I got you. ABC, always be closing. All right, that goes to Michael Glucci and his Steelers, Steel Curtain and Steelers. That'll go to you as well. Daniel Jones, there's Troy Eggman wearing his gold jacket in the booth. Cam Akers, Jalen Hertz and Jonathan Taylor. All cards, will, ship, boys and girls. There you go. All right, let's give away those points and then do a quick recap. And it's three, 400 points right here. That's a lot. It's a lot of points. Winner take all on the points. So let's go back to the list right there. Let's grab everyone's names from Scott all the way down to Dustin and everybody in between. And it's gonna be name on top after four, three and a one, four times. Get all the points. One, two, three and a one, fourth and final time. All right, there's four. All right, and the winner of three 400 point cards is gonna be Kevin Mendoza, Kevin. I don't think I called your name at all in this break, but yeah, you had the Seahawks, maybe a couple of cards here and there, but nothing huge. This is actually a lot of points. People buy the points frequently on like a secondary market. So these can add up pretty nicely for somebody or for yourself if you want to. All right, there you have it. That was six box half case picker team number 15 of 2020 Panini Mosaic Football Hobby Edition. I'm Joe for jasperyscasebreaks.com. We'll more Mosaic with you next time. More Mosaic with you next time. See ya.