I'm assuming if you're watching this video, then you want to join the military. Well, no matter which branch of the military you want to join, you're going to have to take the ASVAP. So in this video, I'm going to share my study tips to help you improve your score on the ASVAP. I know when you go to join the military, you get hit with a ton of acronyms, and it is like, what's this and that and this and that, for example, ASVAP. ASVAP stands for Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery. This is the test that determines what jobs you qualify for in the military. It is a multiple choice test that is mostly taken at MEPS. MEPS is Military Entrance Processing Station. This is where you go to take your ASVAP and also to do all of your medical testing and evaluations. I have videos on my MEPS day one and MEPS day two, so you guys can watch those and see what the MEPS experience is like. So the reason I say mostly taken at MEPS is because that is how most people are going to go about taking their test. Most people are going to go to MEPS and take the CAT ASVAP, another acronym. CAT ASVAP is Computerized Adaptive Testing. So you're going to take the ASVAP on a computer. The adaptive part means that based off of how you answer, the computer is going to give you a harder question or an easier question and that's what adaptive means. It's going to adapt to how you answered the previous question. Now some people will take the Pi Cat. The Pi Cat is pre-screening, internet-delivered, computerized, adaptive testing. Some people will take the Pi Cat if the recruiter gives them that option. So for me, my recruiter actually did not give me the option to take the Pi Cat. He said I would rather you just go to MEPS and take the ASVAP there because if you took the Pi Cat, you have to take a validation test and that is to make sure people are not cheating and that their score matches up with their Pi Cat score. I know some people who scored just as well on their validation test as they did on the Pi Cat and they still had to take it over again. All right, let's move on to what the ASVAP consists of. The Cat ASVAP consists of separate tests. I am reading them in order of the way that you take them on the ASVAP. This is going to be the same for everybody. So the categories are general science, arithmetic reasoning, word knowledge, paragraph comprehension, mathematics knowledge, electronics information, auto and shop information, mechanical comprehension and assembling objects. Now, all of that seems like a lot. I know, but I'm going to break it down even more. So the next thing you need to know is the AFQT. AFQT stands for Armed Forces Qualification Test. Now, this is what actually determines whether or not you are qualified to join the military. But don't worry, I know it sounds like a whole separate test, but it's actually a test within a test. So the ASVAP is made up of subsets, but four of those subsets make up the AFQT. Arithmetic reasoning, word knowledge, paragraph comprehension and mathematics knowledge. Here are the minimum scores that you need to pass in each branch. If you need to, you can screenshot this so you don't forget. The main goal for all of us is just to qualify for the military in general. And then you can figure out if there are certain subsets that you want to focus on as well. Each job in the military is going to require a certain ASVAP score or aptitude area. Now, this is one thing in this video that is going to be Air Force specific just because I don't know about it in other branches, but the four aptitude areas in the Air Force are administrative, general, electrical and mechanical. So if you have a specific job that you want, go look up that job, see what ASVAP score or aptitude area it requires. So then on top of the AFQT subjects, you can figure out which other subsets that you want to focus on to be qualified for the job that you want. I know that was a lot. I hope we're all on the same page and that everybody is getting this and understanding it. I just felt like all of that information needed to be broken down because I know it can get kind of confusing when you don't understand it all. So hopefully everybody understands now. But one thing I do want to go ahead and mention is that you cannot use a calculator on the ASVAP. You are going to be at meps and you have to put everything away anyway. So you're not going to have anything on you. Your cell phone is going to be put away and the test is supervised. So all you're going to have is a pencil and scratch paper and your computer to answer the questions on. All right, it's time for tips for the ASVAP. So whenever you go see a recruiter, your recruiter is going to have you take a practice ASVAP. More like a practice AFQT because you only test on those four subjects that I mentioned, paragraph comprehension, word knowledge, mathematics knowledge, and arithmetic reasoning. That is all you do for the practice ASVAP. And people typically score higher on the real ASVAP than they do on the practice ASVAP. So don't worry about if you didn't do that great on the practice ASVAP because this is going to be your first indicator on what you really need to work on. If you are somebody who hasn't taken the practice ASVAP yet, do not study for it. If you want to know why I have a video on that, like I said, this is going to be your first indicator on what you really need to focus on. So I'm going to use myself as an example with my practice ASVAP. I did really well on word knowledge and paragraph comprehension. But when it came to mathematics knowledge and arithmetic reasoning, I absolutely bombed those two. But I ended up getting a 50 overall on my practice ASVAP. But I actually got an 84 on my real ASVAP. So start out by only studying the AFQT because, like I said, the AFQT is what qualifies you to join the military. But the ASVAP in general just shows you what jobs you qualify for. The main goal is we want to join the military. So let's only focus on those four subjects in the AFQT. So I used ASVAP for dummies to study with, and I also used Fortests.com.  And if you use a phone or an iPad, ads are going to pop up in front of the questions. You're not even going to be able to see them to answer them with. So use a laptop or a desktop to get on this page. Once you're on this page, click ASVAP on the left part of the screen and then unclick the subsets until you're only left with the AFQT sections. Or you can take them one at a time. That way you can gauge your strength in that area and see if you feel confident in it or if you need to spend more time working on it. Now, of course, I think you should spend most of your time focusing on the subjects where you are weaker because that's of course the stuff that you don't know that you're going to have to relearn or learn in the moment because we don't know what's why we're not doing well in those sections. But that does not mean not to study the parts where you are stronger. But I think you should just go through as a refresher, go through those sections and make some flashcards just so you can remember, but definitely spend the majority of your time in your weaker areas. Set aside undistracted time while you're studying. So no phone or TV or computer unless you're on Fortest.com or you're on an ASVAP site like that. But don't open up any other tabs that are going to distract you. This is obviously for your own good. We're trying to work on getting better at the ASVAP. So if you want to do that, then focus on that. This is a really important one and it is not to overwhelm yourself and cram every subject into one study session. Separate your study sessions and use each one to focus on one topic. I really do recommend getting an ASVAP book. It doesn't have, I do recommend the ASVAP for dummies. I know other people have had different ASVAP books and I'm sure those work just as well. But regardless, literally read through every single thing and take the time to learn it. Keep a notebook with you as you are studying. That way you can work on working out the problems yourself. Because again, you're not going to have your phone or a calculator on the ASVAP and you're just going to have that scratch paper. And then if there is something that you really just cannot figure out or you had a tough time working out the problem, make note of that. So when you're done with that study section or say you have a stopping point that you're going to get to, then later you can get your phone or the computer and be like, I didn't know how to do the area of a triangle. Look up YouTube videos about that specific thing that you were struggling with. That way you can try to understand it a little bit better because we all have different ways of understanding and studying. So here are just a few pages that I did whenever I was practicing. I would go to take a practice test and I would see how many questions there were and then I would number one through however many questions there were. And then I would go to take the practice test writing down all my work like this and then obviously putting the answer by the number question. Then I would go through and see which ones I got correct. I would highlight and see which ones I would get wrong. And then I would make a note over on the side of things I really needed to work on, which I mean, maybe to some people this seems simple, but I have been out of high school for quite a while. So I forgot things like multiplying decimals, multiplying fractions, prime factorization, dividing fractions, multiplying exponents, exponent rules. So I would make notes of things that I just needed to go spend more time working on. And then you have another page here on the back, another page here. And yeah, that's what I did. And then I would also just write down definitions of things just to familiarize myself. And then I would write down formulas as well.


The Marines shared hardship, but that's just who we are. For some odd reason, we bond together in difficult times. And I think that's what makes us great. I think that's what makes us a very, very unique service in general.  I appreciate the opportunity to serve with these guys and their ability to get up every single day and come down here and put in 110% makes me want to come down here and put in 150%. I think you have to look at the individual person for who they are and what they're able to accomplish in life. You know, the families here, they provide tremendous support. The staff here, hospital and Marines, they provide tremendous support. And, you know, they need support from the outside as well to include the Wounded Way or Regiment. So they saved my right leg. Everyone was very, very informative. They always talked to me. And they were very, very patient with me even when I was having some really bad days. Hey, I'm still United States Marine. I can do this. I am going to push myself very, very hard every day. So I'm definitely blessed and I'm looking forward to continue to push on.


it's good to think about what are the tricks, the ideas that make our neural nets currently work as well as they do, and how we might extend them to make them work even better. Of course, there's gradient descent, which is sort of magic and works great, but one of the key insights we've had over the last decade is how to build invariances into neural nets. And we've done it in a number of different ways. Convolutional neural nets actually note that there are local regions that are consistent, that there's translational invariance, the same sort of feature detectors work across the whole image. That is something that's there. The structure of the visual space, there's more local correlation than distant correlation, allows one to cheat by building in this prior, this inductive bias, this expectation, this invariance. And that lets us learn much more efficiently. Similarly, we've used the same sort of idea when we've looked at recurrent neural nets or LSTMs, that there are local feature detectors that exist, that there's local correlation structure across words or subword embeddings, that the world is close to Markovian, that you don't need to know as much about things that happened a long time ago, and that in some sense there's translational invariance, that if you look at one sentence early in the document or one sentence later, they're mostly pretty much similar with minor details. People also are doing things which we haven't done in this course. They're building in more physics to the neural nets. Since the, at least the 80s when I was doing it, people have built in facts about the world. Energy is conserved, mass is conserved. These are in variances that you can build in as structure to a neural net. And again, learn more efficiently and extrapolate better to things you haven't seen. We've also sort of implicitly used these variances by pre-training. Often we'll train up a CNN on one set of images and rely that those sort of feature detectors will work on other images. That's an invariance. Or we train NLP on huge billions and billions of sentences and trust that the future sentences we see will have some of the same structure between them. So key to making almost all of our deep learning scalable is building in the right kind of invariance. Now people, including Jeff Hinton, who is sort of the inventor of, well, almost all the modern deep learning and convolutional neural nets, is capsules. I'm not going to cover anything this week in enough detail. We're not going to code it up. But I want you to sort of see where things are going I'm going to warn you that every couple of years Hinton changes his mind as to what a capsule is. But the idea is what I want to get across. And it has this idea of equivariance. Not invariances. Things are exactly the same everywhere. But equivariance is that if you change, for example, the direction at which you're looking at something, that there is a nonlinear change in the pixels. But there can be a linear change in what sub-objects you're looking at.  That there's some sort of fairly simple variance under the hood. And the idea behind a capsule is to try and recognize one particular sub-object. Some piece of a screwdriver or something, or the tip of a screwdriver or finger. And note that as you rotate it in different pieces, within some limited range of angles, you should have some little module, like a filter in CNN, that recognizes that piece of it. And you have a whole bunch of these capsules, each of which is recognizing how likely is it that there's a finger here, how likely is it that there's a screwdriver headed here or a piece here there. And output some information about it. What's its pose, its angle, what's the lighting, and maybe what's a canonical representation of it. So the idea is lots of little modules that are much smarter than just a simple convolutional filter, but have some of that same sort of flavor. And also note that as relationships, usually eyes come in pairs, usually they're above the nose and below the hair or shiny spot on the top. And the question, and Hinton and others are exploring, this is how do you modularize these things so that a modular is sort of independent, captures enough information about it, but richer and smarter.  What's the maximum that I saw of these little filters? Whereas capsules try and say, okay, here's a bunch of independent quasi-independent pieces of information. Let's put them together in some more sophisticated fashion. They work sort of, they don't work entirely, but they are an exciting direction of trying to build in a more sophisticated class of invariance or equivariance into deep learning.


A string-frequently asked question is, does distance mean anything? If you go to the string database and query for a list of proteins, you will get a protein network in which your proteins have been connected by interactions and somehow laid out in 2D. It is therefore tempting to look at the distance between proteins and ask, does it mean anything? The short answer is no. The layout is produced by a layout algorithm, which fundamentally tries to make the network look nice. This means it attempts to spread out the proteins, while making the lines short. That of course means that interacting proteins tend to be close to each other, but distance itself is meaningless. The network contains a good example of that. Highlighted in red, you see two proteins that are very close to each other in 2D space, but not connected by an interaction. There is no reason to think that these two proteins have anything in common. So focus on the lines.


Good morning cyber traders happy Tuesday on the eve of 4th of July on this beautiful July 3rd How's everybody doing good to see you Mike? Charlie good to see you Tom Lita. Look at that. Everyone's here bright and early.  Good thing. We didn't take off right with the GBR trade Holy cow. Good to see you Andrea Donna Jean Ken. Good to see you Gary Grant. Good to see you Sharon and all the new cyber traders that came and joined us You guys basically, you know, it's funny, but I didn't think it was gonna be as Active as I thought it would be these these two days But let me tell you when you saw what happened from yesterday and now what we're having this morning I mean, how do you not want to do this for a living? You know, it's funny. I was I had this conversation with someone a little bit early Everybody's like you gotta learn how to swing trade. You gotta do options. Let me ask you a question When was the last time you had a stock, you know, that went from two dollars to 13 dollars? All right in two days actually the one day How about yesterday when it went right out of the pre-market? We started eight o'clock this morning. Look at it right here and boom We made money right up to about 845 and then everybody's like, oh, we missed a boat It went from four went to 650 everyone's like yeah High-fiving everybody and then sure enough boom right at 930 boom the thing goes from six Oh wait about 13 again and look what happened this morning. Holy cow. Could you get any better than that? It just did not stop and and you know what it happened exactly when we taught you when to start right at 830 So 750 to 1350. I mean you guys in pre-market cleaned up who made a lot of money this in pre-market I'm trying to go back in some of the chat that we have here, but my guy I mean, I can't believe how much chat we have. Andre made two dollars and 13 cents on it Who else made money on it? Ted made four bucks on it Dave made a buck on it I mean, I'm just look trying to go back on the chat. There's what and this and You probably need to just take off her.  What do you have to lose? What do you have to lose on one share just to see what it's like to go into get to be in it, you know so anyway, that was the beauty of it and You know what if you missed a ride, what do I say every day? Don't worry. You come back the next day You realize you got to be in there early and when everyone and follow all the students that I trained How well they do, you know, remember it's not what I'm doing It's what I teach you how to do it to follow how to be a team a team player and make your money But that was just a hands-down great little position. All right now a couple of other things Couple of things I want to talk about talk really quick first of all I want to make one quick announcement just to remind everyone today Is a half a day in the market the market closes at one o'clock So you're gonna go full throttle up until about one o'clock. There's no time. There's no breaks here This is like Thanksgiving the day after Thanksgiving. So we're gonna get a lot of volatility It's gonna go on a lot of people gonna make some big moves You could see I got a whole list of stocks. I'm shocked how I mean I went back in my my monthly journals and I don't remember being like this I mean is there's definitely something going on in the market. It's been a lot of fun So don't forget and by the way, we still are going to have Traders talk at one o'clock. So if everybody here, you know Traders talk is one of the most popular classes that we do weekly here with Josh and which is great because Mark would be closed and you got traders talk take everything that we've Issues that you have that you don't understand make sure you're in there and traders talk and for all you new members here You're gonna enjoy that. It's a very exciting part of your education that you get with CTO All right, let's go through. Um, but now just go over a couple of the stocks I did pretty well yesterday Twitter did really well. Um, oops, let me fix my little chart here Twitter had a really nice pop 43 to about 44 this thing has just been an animal lately It's not only been a good day trade. It's been a pretty decent swing trade Square also a nice little pop right there 60 all the way to 62 Making them make a little bit of comeback The IQ that one was all over the place yesterday It just came from nowhere at the close we're in from 31 to about 33 a lot of us did pretty well on that one and then you know on BJ's You know that's like on new toy right now that BJ's trade So BJ's have nice little pop You know for some of us that missed out and wanted to get it cheaper You could have got it in a little bit earlier But yeah, BJ's been doing pretty well starting to build nice little foul still flag right there Also, just give you guys a little heads up on that. All right, so what are we gonna be trading going into this morning? Well, we got the GBR a lot of us cleaned up on it Let me tell you something's going on with that stock. It doesn't really want to go down It really does not want to go down. Something is up with it. Totally pretty strong here I wonder if it's gonna be just like what it did yesterday. It's gonna pop and maybe go to 20 Who knows but if you didn't get into it, you're afraid to lose like I always say buy one share of it What what's the worst thing can happen?  You got to hit the button guys GBR top of the list MICT Another one that looks pretty interesting this morning full the ones a little bit slow only thing I don't know what's up with the stock It's it's it got the pretty nicely, but she's on a little bit of a downtrend Which by the way is the same thing that happened with GBR yesterday It will end up in the downtrend a thing just pop MICT is no one we saw this morning. Oh, I got that one SAEX that one also got a little bit of move mellow cheapy up 33 percent 770,000 shares already traded building a little bit of a Little volatility just kicked in just now that one's pretty good AV XL Another one's gonna go on the fast to watch list stocks up 22 percent 142,000 shares stock took a little bit of a hit from 450 came all the way back down She's up right in the middle right now You could use previous some support resistance levels on that and also look at the matrix got some decent buyers and sellers What else am I at the VEO and I found this morning, too? I think this is a buyout I don't know what the story with it because she's kind of flat. I'll see what happens She opens up, but I'm starting to build a little bit of a funnel right there GEVO that's another one that we had baby that one was what we killed this morning guys who remembers this one This was our thousand percent winner GEVO. Look at that chart right there stock went from $4 over to 24 You know what she's got a little bit of a move this morning. Be nice to go back to 24, right? Well, she's back in play again So keep an eye on that one you can see got got a lot of orders out there 750,000 shares traded all right for all the people out there that says what about some main brand stocks? Well, you know Roku is moving up nicely this morning. You know once again, I'm not gonna like that. I rather trade a full GBR or the $4 stock and trade 45 But if we have to you know, Roku's got a nice little move this morning And then MXC is another one that I found $11 stock up 35% 71,000 shares you could see that stock has been having a nice little move lately the last couple of days and She's gapping up a little bit nicely today. Let me just bring up change the time frame on this one So you can see what I'm talking about. Yeah, nice little push right there and also on the long term nice little foul stuff like now Not a lot of iceberg orders though.  Oh, yeah, and I forgot the PED, right? That was another one PED. We did we killed it with that one 50 cents to $4. She started make a little bit of a move I'll put that one on the list to PED. So we got a big list We got a packed list you guys gonna go full throttle to one o'clock No breaks first hours like the last hour and then it was gonna go enjoy it is Scorching scorching hot here in New York big heat wave over a hundred degrees last couple of days I couldn't even take I don't know.  Let's go make a lot of money in In trading and you know enjoy and spend it. All right Anything I'm missing guys. I did not call out Yeah, definitely Dave Pre-market was full throttle comfortable. So very comfortable in South Cal for you Well, I know I had uh, I could imagine well my uh, my My condolences, you know To us dying over here with the heat, but anyway, what is what it is Make a lot of money. Could buy a nice air conditioning unit. That's what it's all about IQ is a nice short Once again, I'm I've been I would It's gonna probably test him some support levels here, but remember IQ is pretty crazy Ken That thing is very very volatile But we made a lot of money on it and we'll see what's gonna happen on the swing trade All right guys, listen. Good luck today.  All right, and then don't forget one o'clock you have Closing you have traders talk. So don't forget that and then hopefully everybody else has been enjoying it guys Good luck. Happy trading. Have you salmon? Yep, Dave. Go ahead and I'll put these pics and hopefully everybody Did well this morning. Hey guys and last last thing last thing I just want to remind everyone If you missed it, what happened this morning This just makes you realize that you got to wake up early in the morning to get into the room All right, don't waste any time. We open up at 8 a.m We make most of our money then and uh, that's when and that's we need to be there So if you missed it this morning or monday or Tuesday, whatever days you missed You'll be back on thursday. All right guys listen. Good luck. I got to stop talking I could sit here and talk all day, but uh, good luck and uh, you know, and I'll see you Tomorrow I mean on thursday. Good luck everyone. Happy trading


Thanks for checking out this movie review video. So this is for the 1975 Italian giallo film Strip nude for your killer and yes It is one I currently own because if you've watched enough of my giallo reviews, you know I'm a big fan of Edwige Fennec the very well-known for giallo actress from the time period and Had to have this one strip nude for your killer because it's kind of shown up on lists of like if you're into Edwige Fennec you must own this one So there you go strip nude for your killer by aero video now This isn't like the best giallo film. In fact, it's on the lower end of my full list I'm keeping for myself of giallo films. I've seen But it's still fun. It's still we're seeing and I'm sure I'll rewatch again not just for Edwige But just because I'm so into giallo and I do have to say as a side note I was I watched the film and then I realized man I didn't realize how much giallo films increase my mood because I had watched a horror film I mean horror films increase my mood Overall, but I'd watched a horror film the day before and I was like, oh, yeah You know, I feel a little bit better But then I watched strip nude for your killer and I was just like man That just puts me in such a great mood and it's just something that giallo does to me. I don't know It's weird. It's just like fun and quirky and I don't know it just makes me feel better Anyway strip nude for your killer was directed by Andrea Bianchi Who also did some films such as what the peeper saw cry of a prostitute? confessions of a frustrated housewife burial ground the Knights of Terror maniac killer Massacre and listen to this title fleshy doll. That's such a weird title It was written by Bianchi and also Massimo Felisotti Who also wrote scripts for the weekend murders the night Evelyn came out of the grave one of my least favorite giallo films even below strip nude for your killer shadows unseen and violence for kicks now something you need to know about this is Felisotti put Bianchi on the writing credits because he didn't want to have to take responsive full responsibility for the script quality Apparently so apparently Felisotti actually wrote the script Got some input story wise from Bianchi and there was just like I'm putting Bianchi's name on this too because I don't want to be The one that everyone points at and says this story is dumb because this film is super light on plot This has actually been considered the perfect kind of bridge film to move from giallo films to American slasher films because of how focused on sex and violence this film is but also how Bare minimum the plot and story is with this film So yeah, a lot of people have said that this kind of follows the giallo formula to the T Which makes sense because it's actually coming in 1975 which is a year after kind of the popularity of giallo Quit I mean the peak time for giallo films is like 1970 to 1974 So they're in 75 at this point. There's been so much giallo So you would assume if they're putting giallo out They're definitely following the formula at that point Just hoping to hold on to something that some audience members might find in the giallo genre still so Very interesting now like I said at Weesh Fennec is in this film And she was in other giallo films and other horror films such as your vice is a locked room And only I have the key the strange vice of mrs. Ward all the colors of the dark the case of the bloody iris Anna the pleasure of the torment five dolls for an August moon Phantom of death and yes a very small part in hostile part 2 Which I own and I need to go back and watch just to see Edwige's little appearance in that because I can't when I read that I was like I don't remember her being in there, but I didn't really know who she was at that point when I saw it last so yeah The theme song for this in that plays in the beginning in the end is actually was made Intentionally to sound like the song Papa was a Rolling Stone by the Temptations So if you rewatch this or if you think back to that just think about Papa was a Rolling Stone and you know pair that song up with it because yeah, you can see it All right, so getting into the film I said well starting a film with an abortion scene and shot in such an exploitative way Certainly, let's that let you know what the film is all about and it really does it really sets the tone for saying, you know Hey, we're going right for the sleaze. There's gonna be a lot of nudity It's gonna be a very lured film and there was a ton a ton of nudity in this probably the most nudity I've seen in any Jalo film. I've seen at this point and I'm approaching 50 Jalo films that I've seen So yeah, I think this one is at the top as far as the most nudity Not that I care about that, you know, that was the time period I know I've said this during other Jalo reviews But one of the big reasons there was so much nudity put into these films was because it was better for international distribution specifically apparently Japan was the main market that really wanted nudity in these films and then sell so much better if you had a lot of nudity so just saying I'm unclear on how the cover-up of Evelyn's death is actually supposed to work Don't you think that a coroner would not think that she died from a heart attack in the tub? Additionally, do you think that the coroner would actually not see the evidence of the botched abortion? Because that's the whole thing like the botched abortion happened She dies on the operating table Then they just put her in a bathtub with the water running Which is how we get the noise for the killer of the water running every time the killer is going to kill or planning on killing But and I get that like I get that set up But here's the thing they're just like oh, we'll cover up the death this way But a coroner is going to do their job on on this woman on the on the dead body and they would a Probably figure out. She didn't just die of a heart attack in a tub especially with her being young and B would see evidence of the botched abortion most likely when they do their post-mortem, so It doesn't really make sense and this goes back to the whole thing that this Film was very much chided for when it first came out Which is not a great story very light-on plot Just seems like it's driven by the violence in the sex But at the same time I feel like that's what a lot of people were looking for in giallo films, especially back then I mean people are still looking for that in the films now. Oh I don't like the sound of the killer's breathing That's one of the big things that kind of hit me with this film every time you see the killer with the with the helmet on The motorcycle helmet on just the breathing gets so annoying But then also that kind of weird hokey noise like I know that sounds terrible it sounds nothing like it, but you know what I'm saying You know, I'm trying to get at that weird noise. That's almost kind of like Slapsticky bell type noise when the killer is gonna kill. I'm like who thought to use this music. It's terrible Carlos established very well as a straight-up horn dog and a super creep in in this film when he first meets Lucio Lucia and he is harassing the hell out of her by taking pictures But mainly just like looking at her butt And then he like borderline rape tries to rape her in the sauna And it's just like this guy's terrible and he's actually supposed to be Kind of one of the heroes of the film So it's not really a whole lot to feel good about with this movie as far as characters go And there's just a lot of that there's a lot of just like horrible people in the film I mean, I think probably the person who I was most Feeling okay with was probably Magda, you know, Edwige Phinex character of Magda But Carlo. Oh, no, no, no, no terrible and I mean your initial introduction to him. It's just like ooh this guy They drop all music when Mario sneaks into the photo lab notice that It kicks back in when you're hearing the noise of the killer coming for Mario Which you know, he doesn't know at that time obviously But that's that's another thing to kind of point out that every single time There's the killer is about to get someone they drop the music completely And they just use sound design and they use silence to kind of build the tension Because it really does create this air of just like you sitting silently Waiting to find out when the kill will happen because you know, it's coming And I think it works I think it's a great way to drive tension up and I wish more films would do stuff like this You know, this isn't a great film like I was saying, but there are great things that it does Including this idea of dropping the music when the kills are coming. I love it Why are Mario's pants down when he's found dead? That's something that's never revealed in the less they were trying to frame it because there is it there is a Comment made about him not being into women So I don't know if that was supposed to insinuate that the killer set it up to make it look like maybe it was a Sperm lover who they were about to be getting it on and then they just killed him I don't know if that's what it was, but it wasn't like specifically Talked about and I just thought it was funny because you just see the crime scene.  Like they weren't even off. They were like down around his his knees basically. It's like why are his pants down? Yeah, so I saw that was kind of funny Wow Gisella is real domineering when she had just made love to Lucia and then she basically Orders her to stay in bed and wait for her which well, she's good goes to work Like she literally makes a comment to her about like this is what you do and this is what I do I go out. I have my life I have my job and then I just come home to you and you just kind of serve my needs So I think they were they did that to kind of really set Gisella up as a very masculine personality of the time because she ends up matching up a lot with Carlo and also Maurizio in being you know horrible Basically, which it does make sense for her character too because she does have to be more cutthroat because of her being the head of Albatross that company that for what I can figure out is just like a Ad company or like they create like sexy photos or I don't know. I didn't I didn't really get the full thing on that How about Carlos naked headstand after the first time he sleeps with Magda at his place Not counting the blowjob in the photo lab After he sleeps with Magda at his at I think that was his place or maybe his heart. No, it was her place actually You turn around at one point and he's on the bed doing a headstand with his legs up against the wall And he's butt naked So that's one of the things I'll say for this film This isn't just a typical giallo film where it's got a lot of nudity for the ladies Or I'm sorry for the men. It's it's got nudity for the ladies in this too and gay men and gay women You know, it's it's got something for everyone as far as carnal desires go So good on them for that As soon as Carlos started strangling Magda after she asked about Lucia and kind of Carlos a relationship with Lucia since she had died I Was like, okay, this is you know Carlos now the guy that they're gonna really start riding as far as this is who you Should be thinking as an audience member is the killer This is who we want you to think the killer is that I mean That's what that whole action of him starting to choke Magna was all about And I think he does that on another occasion too like playing around It's like this guy has a disgusting Six sense of what playing around is and joking around and I'll get back to that with the final thing in the film, too It's weird Wow, Mauricio is really is a really crazy driver and I love that scene where Doris gets in the car with him And he's gonna take him to take her to his place and it just shows like the POV of Doris's Side like watching his crazy driving as she's just like flying through the streets. They shot it really well It looked super dangerous So it conveyed exactly what it was supposed to and I just I don't know. It was cool. I love that part I was like man Mauricio is an awful driver.  He's got a wife I mean, I believe that Who is it? I think it's um Giusella is his wife, right? Tell me if I'm wrong in the comments. Can you explain this one to me? I don't I didn't get that how he was like crying about that and he's like, I've never had sex with a woman I'm like, wait a minute, but then we get the best thing ever ever When Doris finally leaves and Mauricio goes and pulls a blow-up dial out of a dresser drawer is walking around in just his underwear holding this blow-up dial like he's Clinging to it for emotional support basically like he's in love with this blow-up dial I think he even makes a comment about like you're the only one who can make me come to the blow-up dial I'm just like this is this is great a quirky ridiculousness for a giallo film. I love that I laughed pretty hard at that scene Probably the best line of the film. Did I ever tell you you look terrible with clothes on? I've heard iterations of that, but that specific phrasing of it wonderful. It's so funny great line right there. I Believe Carlo is Carlo Carlo said that to Magda. I think I think I might be wrong Can't say I feel sorry for Carlo when he gets hit by the car I actually kind of laughed at that part as well Especially since he just watched and took pictures of Giusella getting stabbed So he is this already talked about this He is this kind of hero in the film yet He's a horrible person who almost raped someone who's just like a horn dog who just womanizes Which the womanizing part was actually not seen as all that bad back then in the 70s, but obviously is now But then he also just like literally is just taking pictures of Giusella getting stabbed doesn't try to really help or anything He literally sees her about to get stabbed and just starts taking pictures I understand he was trying to solve the case of who the killer is but you could have saved the life buddy Carlo, you're horrible. He is awful So was the killer actually trying to get Magda because they were walking very slowly and she was in a car I actually got the sense that Magda was being spared by Patrizia is that who the killer is in the end? Yes. Okay, Patrizia I got the idea that she that Magda was actually being spared because of that scene Where Magda goes out to her car and the killer is there Patrizia is there in her full killer outfit And she's walking after the car and then she starts driving away in it Then she stops and she like gets out and like flips off that That kind of like spike strip type thing and then keeps going Because she just kept slowly walking Patrizia did so it's like it didn't seem like she was actually going after her And then the scene where I believe Doris and Stefano Stefano end up getting killed and then for some reason Magda is there and she's like hammered drunk in the same house Or the apartment and I'm like how is she not dead because I don't know And I think maybe that was just done to kind of place some suspicion on her at the same time And be like I know she's got drunk and killed him or she's just acting drunk and she's actually the killer Something like that. But that just made me think then that Patrizia actually had no intention of really killing Magda She didn't think that she had anything to do with her sister's death. So yeah There are some large segments that kind of drag in this especially toward the end of the film There is kind of like this aimless feeling to it at many parts Where they're just kind of like wait trying to waste time until they get to the next moment where they feel like They want to drop a kill or some sort of sex scene or like a little hint as to who the killer is And as I was supposed to I totally forgot about Stefano, I forgot he existed I also forgot that Patrizia existed which I guess makes sense because the only the really last time you see Patrizia Before she's actually revealed as the killer was in a scene with Stefano So if I forgot about Stefano, then it makes sense that I forgot about Patrizia Note that each time a kill is about to happen water starts running That's another thing and many times there are flashes of Evelyn in the tub from the beginning This is to indicate the murders are tied to the revenge of Evelyn's death So you're actually getting these little clues early in the film and throughout the film with those kind of flashes Worked in there and the running water. So obviously auditorially taking it back to that initial scene And then visually getting those flashes taking it back to that scene of Evelyn in the tub with the staged Heart attack in the tub, which makes no sense What is with the rear entry joke at the end of the film, this is another Carlo thing I don't understand Carlo cause such a weird dude. He's very frantic He's very all over the place very Jekyll and Hyde and he makes that joke at the end about rear entry With Magda and like that's how they end the film. It's such a weird way to end the film But then again giallo quirky giallo, there's always some sort of wacky left field or numerous wacky left field things in these films Like many Italian films of this time mirrors get used a lot in shots Notice that there are many times where they would start a shot focusing on a mirror and then move over move over to the character or vice-versa So mirrors were used a lot, which is very very common also shots of people through things Mainly in this one house plants a big favorite of Bianchi Andrea Bianchi for this film was shooting characters through house plants Okay, got it. I do like it when they shoot through objects But consistently using something like a house plant just a little bit weird just a little bit odd to me Anyway, my initial guess for who the killer was by the way was Magda and Part of the reason I thought this is because Edwige usually doesn't have short hair in her films And so I thought that it was an intentional choice that she have short hair because then it wouldn't be seen Underneath the helmet it wouldn't like poke out at the bottoms. So that's why I had the indicator for me I was like, ooh, maybe it's Magda, but in and I'm not being Magda So I'm glad for that because I like not knowing I like guessing and then finding out I'm dead wrong So anyway Biggest thing with this film I wish it wasn't as aimless as it is and like I said, it's toward the bottom of the list for giallo films free But it's still a good time So out of five stars with half stars in play. I'm gonna give it a two star rating I still enjoy it enough I thought I was between two and two and a half But I feel like it makes more sense of the two star because there is some good technical stuff like I talked about but yeah, it's very sex and violence driven without a whole lot of substance to it and The motivation of patricia as the killer like it makes sense, but it's not really interesting So I'm looking for giallo to be interesting Especially since this one came out kind of after giallo had been done being popular Like you feel like if you're gonna put out a giallo at that point you should go even bigger You should make sure it's super interesting. So I don't know But like I said before this is viewed as the perfect bridge film between giallo and the American slasher film And I see it. I definitely see it. So I would love to hear your takes on this film Go ahead and put your comments down there. Love it hate it all the things in between. I also have a lot of other giallo reviews on my Page or on my page on my channel Including an entire playlist of giallo reviews. So go ahead and check that out There's 40 some at this point when I'm doing this So there's plenty to watch And yeah, do me a quick favor hit that subscribe button if you haven't already if you have thank you very much If you haven't please do it It literally takes a second cost you nothing totally painless And it means a lot to me keeps me motivated to keep doing these and lets me know that I'm growing this nerdy horror Community that I've been trying to create here. So I'd appreciate that Also hit that notification bell button because then that way you'll know whenever I'm putting up a new review whether it's a giallo review or some other film or one of my You know, no spoilers reviews or unboxings or haul videos or any of that, but regardless I really do. Thank you for checking this out taking your time to do that until next time. Keep it brutal


Today we're making a heart-healthy dinner. We're making salmon burgers. I have some healthy ingredients for you on the inside and it's nice and crunchy on the outside Full of flavor and we're going to be serving these burgers over a bed of coleslaw with a nice light vinegar dressing I'm rockin robin, and I'm going to show you how to do it right after my chef joke What did one dinner plate say to the other dinner plate? Don't worry dinners on me So for this recipe, we're going to use two cans of wild pink salmon, and we're going to drain the liquid out We'll toss the salmon in a bowl, and then we'll break it up with a fork This will just make it easier to mix all the ingredients in Next we're going to add some breadcrumbs. I'm using Alias Italian breadcrumbs here These are gluten-free, but you can use any you like Now remember you can get the written recipe below the video in the description area We'll toss that in the salmon instead of using mayonnaise. I'm using something healthier I'm using Nancy's probiotic 100% grass-fed whole milk yogurt And the flavor of this works really well because it has a nice little tang to it Which just lends itself to the salmon and of course you can still use a regular Greek yogurt if that's what you have Let's make sure it's plain yogurt. It's nice to add some green onion to this So I'm chopping up about three of them here, and we'll add a nice sprinkle here to the bowl Now to bind all of our mixture together we're going to add some eggs So I've got three eggs here that we're going to put in a bowl whisk it up ahead of time and then add it in The last few ingredients we need to add are some apple cider vinegar and use the one with the mother Some garlic powder Some salt Now we're going to add some herbs, parsley in this case You could even do basil. I heck I would do basil in just about anything. I love it so much So I'll chop this nice and fine and now we'll add all of that finely chopped parsley and Last but not least we're adding some fresh lemon juice. This lemon juice makes me pucker Then we're going to mix it all together until it's well combined Here's what it should look like and it should also be soft enough so that it sticks together and doesn't crumble apart Let's make some patties So I like to use this scooper because then all the burgers will be about the same size But do whatever works for you Now smash those burgers together just like you would the like button if you're enjoying this video. I Ended up getting eight good-sized burgers But here's another thing you can do if you want to take this to a party maybe make it an appetizer You can make the burgers like really small just bite-size and then we'll place it on a bed of Coleslaw and people love it. So like I said, I got eight burgers out of this Before we cook them up, we're going to go ahead and make our dressing for the coleslaw because once these these cook up really quickly Just a few minutes. So we're going to add some of that Nancy's grass-fed plain yogurt to a bowl some apple cider vinegar Some finely chopped parsley a teaspoon of salt some garlic powder a Nice squeeze of fresh lemon juice and a nice drizzle of olive oil and Then of course let's blend it up Here I have a bowl full of some coleslaw that I purchased at the store. So just made things a lot quicker So go ahead and pour that dressing right on top I didn't put it all in because I wanted to see how you know, how much there was and in proportion So so give it a good toss and then once you get it all mixed in you'll be able to tell if you need to Add more or not. Now. This is looking pretty good to me It must be time for chef joke number two. Why did the salmon cross the road? So we could get to the other tide It's time to start cooking those burgers. I have my cast iron pan over. This is medium low right now heat I like to use cast iron. You get a great sear Once that pan is hot will drizzle in some olive oil to cover the bottom of the pan And then I'll swirl it around and then we'll add our burgers You do want to be real gentle with these as you can see they tend to fall apart a little bit So if you're real careful, they'll be just fine These burgers will cook about two minutes on each side. That'll give us a nice Crispy brown edge on them. You'll see a nice golden brown here when I flip this over carefully And that's all you really need to do After these cook another two minutes on the second side I'll just place them here on a paper towel covered plate to cool Look at how gorgeous these look to serve these up I'll just put down a little bit of the coleslaw. Look at that nice and delicious And then we'll top it with our salmon patties These salmon burgers make a delicious weeknight quick meal that you are gonna love I love how these are nice and crispy on the outside and creamy and just flavorful on the inside And you get that nice crunch from the coleslaw if you love salmon recipes You're gonna want to try my salmon quesadilla here This is so delicious and also quick to put together. Click the link on the screen and it'll take you right to the video As always, I hope you enjoyed the video today. If you did you can let me know by Smashing the like button and leaving me a comment. Alright, we'll see you back here next week for another delicious and healthy recipe


Correction, if not it's been going. Yeah, thanks very much. The Queensland Police Service and officers from the South Brisbane District have run Operation Treadstone, which is commenced in the Easter school holidays. So on Friday the 4th of April, through until when the school recommences, the idea is to try and maintain some proactive patrols of schools in the district to try and discourage people from trespassing, damaging property and those sorts of associated offences. I'd like to remind anybody that it is an offence to trespass in school grounds and that police will take possibility of action if we find anybody in school grounds and that so far since the beginning of the school holidays police have conducted in excess of 360 proactive patrols of schools in an effort to try and deter that kind of behaviour. Excellent, and as a result of those patrols, do you feel that they are working, they are acting as that deterrent? I hope so. I'd like to think that uniform presence and it might deter any sort of potential offenders if they see police patrolling schools and coming through schools and making sure that there isn't any suspicious behaviour in schools about acts as a deterrent. What should members of the public be looking for when they drive past a school? Any unusual behaviour or things like those? Do you think that they think it's suspicious? They should call Police Link or Crime Stoppers on the 131-444 for Police Link or Crime Stoppers on 1800-333-000 and in terms of particularly at night any lights, any people walking through schools or loitering near schools, I'd encourage, even if it turns out to be a legitimate reason, better for the police to come and see whether it was legitimate, they're not to call at all. How long have you had these operations last year or during any other school breaks? We have had operations in other school holidays but obviously over the years we've noticed that holidays normally lead to significant increases in damage in particular arsons and offences like that at schools so we've tried to be more proactive during these holiday periods to increase patrols. So is there, do you feel there has been a reduction in delinquent behaviour? So far these holidays we've only had one report of damage of a school out at Sunday where someone threw a brick through a window, but it's been pretty good touch wood so far in these holidays. Aaron, how do you feel that having this proactive approach, do you think it's beneficial for the schools in your area? I've got 12 schools across the Bolemba electorate and unfortunately vandalism and graffiti and theft and destruction within the school properties during school holidays is a big impact on not only the school community when they return but also across the taxpayer. So certainly any operation such as a tread stone again creates that preventive measure to hopefully ensure that our schools remain intact for the start of the next term. That's it, because I guess in a sense that it's not just property damage but it also affects the morale of students coming back if they find their classrooms being damaged and that kind of thing? Sure, look, both teachers and students and also their parents have a close affiliation to the classroom that they're in that year and also to the school, it's their property often sadly sometimes even work that's been undertaken by the kids has been destroyed or thrown across the room when something's been broken into like a classroom. So it is a big impact on the school community and it's important that these people feel that this is like their second home because they spend a significant amount of their childhood here and that it needs to be protected. For, I guess, for having the ongoing operations will you be continuing them in the June-July holidays? Yeah, this will be something we'll continue throughout every holiday period from this point forward. Fantastic. Alright, well thank you very much. Thank you, thanks. Cheers.


allowing yourself to be convinced by Jesus of the value of peace and of nothing in the world can get it to you and nothing in the world can take it away from you. And it's totally an interesting matter. And I will tell, I share this one parable from a friend of mine, too, around September 11th because it's a very striking parable. For so many days that I was eight or ten days after the World Trade Center came down, my friend who's a very devoted Course in Miracles teacher, he's over in Spain right now, his name is Axel, and he and a group of Course in Miracles teachers and students went into Ground Zero, not too long after it happened, and they got closer and closer and closer, and he was in such a miraculous state of mind that he was just waltzing in there, Ground Zero, in his miraculous state of mind, and there was a Japanese man with a plaid squirt around, came in front of him, and the Japanese man hit his head in the elbow, just shaking his head, you know, it was so bad, so terrible, he was seemingly in a state of shock and grief, and my friend Axel walked up close to him and was watching the scene, and then he had this little flicker of thought go through his mind, what is my joy could be an affront to this man's grief and suffering. That was the flicker of the thought. As soon as he took seriously that flicker of the thought, he felt the heat all over his skin. He felt the dust go up his nostrils. He felt the dryness in his throat. He felt the stench and the smell of flesh and everything, and instantly when he just took that one little thought seriously, wondering if my joy could be an affront to this man's grief. This is what Jesus is talking about, a false empathy. When he says, the line with me and stay with me, he means a line with me and stay with me completely. So as soon as that flicker of the thought came in, Axel dipped down to the wrong line, and the effects of that wrong line in us were dramatic in that state, because it was not that long after the towers had come down. So I remember asking Axel, so what did you do? He said, I just helped. Back up to Christ, like, help, please help me see this differently. I can see pieces of this in us like a call. But in a very sincere way, and you know what? He did get lifted right back up into the right line. He's very strong with his micron. He was lifted back up, he was back into this miraculous state where you could feel the heat or the dust or anything else. And he looked and there was the Japanese man. And the Japanese man turned and looked at him and almost kind of in a cadence or a wrapped way said to Axel, I can see by the way that you feel that you know that none of this is real. And that's what we mean by your mind training. If you join with the Spirit, the witnesses will reflect that joining. You will call forth witnesses in this world of divine love, of the Spirit speaking.  Jesus even describes it in great detail in the Course about how you're always sending out messengers, to bring forth witnesses back. And that was quite a dramatic one because of the right-mindedness and the dip into the wrong-mindedness, what he perceived, and then back into the right-mindedness and the witness became. So, you know, you could see the potential there. You could literally be seeing somebody who was angry or like my friend in Argentina who was angry at the breakfast table and then the Holy Spirit would whoosh through, you know, in that state and then she'd burst into laughter. She just couldn't hold it in anymore. It just suddenly flipped like that. But those are kind of more dramatic experiences. For most people it's much more gradual. It just takes a lot of mind training and practice before you get those turnouts. Yeah, you teach what you would learn. You teach forgiveness, you learn forgiveness. In this world, teaching and learning seem to be separate activities. And we generally assign the teacher role to the one that seems to know more and they learn a role or the student role to the one that needs to learn. But actually, you might say that the mind is in a state of conversion and so you're really teaching and you're learning. And it's just two ways of describing the same thing that's occurring. You basically are teaching and learning one thought system for the other. You do the Holy Spirit thought system for the egos. Every single moment you're teaching and learning at one thought system or another. So really, this whole journey is a process of becoming a consistent teacher and a consistent monk. And the only way you can do that is learning and teaching the forgiveness because that's the only lesson that can be learned. The egos are an impossible lesson. So you can try to learn it. But try as you may, you will never be able to learn it because it's an impossible lesson. It doesn't mean the mind doesn't attempt to try until it sees the alternative and lets it go. So I think that one way of thinking and teaching in a higher sense is in terms of thought. That basically you're teaching with your thoughts and you're learning with your thoughts. And then there comes a point when that teaching and learning becomes so consistent teach only love for that is what you are, is what Jesus is saying. You know, use that as your goal. And that stabilizes the mind when it becomes consistent in those thoughts. I heard a lot of people talk about that change in 2012 and I'm just wondering what your thoughts are on that. Maybe it's you, things happening, whether people are thinking like that you'll create that or? Yeah, I think, I mean, some take back to talking about the mind calendar and given the end of the world around that time and others take a little more moderate and mild approach and say well there's going to be some significant shift in consciousness and everything in this world is symbols. So, you know, in terms of where human consciousness seems to be there will be those time periods and leaving periods where there will seem to be more significant changes where people will seem to notice a bit of a difference and that this could very well be what will be coming in the coming few years. But you have to understand that the more you train your mind the more you start to see the sameness of everything. So, you know, somebody who has a highly trained mind would be imperceptible, you know, because there's this sense that things are healed now. It's like it's not a time thing. It's not looking at the collective so to speak or believing in the collective and kind of feeling out where global consciousness is or whatever. Those are all symbols, stepping stones just like when they talked about like the hundreds monkey effect kind of like when something all of a sudden starts to appear a phenomenon in different parts of the world even though there hasn't been any kind of physical transportation of ideas it seems like the ideas start to pop up in different parts of the country like when there's a readiness for that. So, I think with things like that I think a lot of people get there they're so much looking for a hope of shifts and change and they're thinking they'll be sometimes some kind of major event and so on and so forth but really the kind of stabilised perception we're talking about is not really tied into time or events it's more tied into your mind training.


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards, and I am doing a nine box mixer for Thomas F A ton of products, so we'll just get right into it. I've already double-checked that we have the right ones So we should be good to go. Let me just again double-check that I have basketball Bomin University basketball two of those all right. Let's start with bowman university basketball um So we've got with bowman university basketball your base will not ship out of this thomas all of your hits and numbered stuff and refractors will but um Like uh any Base like paper base kind of like bowman baseball.  I'm just gonna make i'm gonna open all the packs make a stack back here And then just go through them all at the end so Um, let's see if this is like bowman football It's actually easier, which I like bowman football is very difficult Pro-fantasy of these blockers. We are family friendly. That's the only reason I'm not going to lose this Yeah, chat auto would be nice any of the big like big rookies would be cool out of this Because this is cool now because we know who's like who to look for Oh, does it say all car chip? Hold on. Let me double-check that If it says all card ship, then we're chilling. Oh all card ship. Never mind Completely disregard what I just said all of your cards will ship it's that we'd have it as Uh, like vet based don't ship or like base doesn't ship on football So I just assumed it would be the same as basketball. I actually haven't opened any basketball But um, but yeah, so you'll get all your cards see a downtown when I watch this break tomorrow I'll try all star I'm sure Steve or uh, Thomas would like that. So But yeah, von the or um, who said that Uh, ryan dunn was the one who passed away in a car crash ryan dunn from jackass Four more packs to rip open now. Oh, that's pretty cool. Peanut. You went to the summer league. That's awesome, man Yeah, chat is definitely a study. He's been looking really good I don't know if chat's in this though Because he wasn't any of the leaf stuff, so he probably is though Like I said, I haven't opened any of this. I haven't top loaded any of this. I haven't watched any of this So this is my first time really going in. Obviously. I know most of the big rookies and stuff. So I'll have somewhat of an idea. Well, I know who we're looking for but Um, all right, let's do it Uh, devion mince refractor got ron harper jr. On the refractor trace jackson davis Collin gillespie Got tamar beats first autograph. That is not numbered tamar beats on the aqua auto Cool and there's got a nice auto tamar beats Oh, he is in this perfect Uh, gold shimmer marcus bagley Patrick Baldwin jr. Uh, buddy bayheim refractor. That's cool I went to school in upstate new york. So I know a lot about buddy buddy bayheim I went to college in upstate new york, I should say They just got johnny juzang on the pink mini diamonds He's supposed to be like Huge for a while. Collin gillespie and victor remy martin victor No shot. You went to university of one of my best friends from home. What's uh, you uh, uw milwaukee That's wild thomas That's so funny. We got julian strother There base auto Base auto refractor julian strother nice one there Uh germaine samuels refractor Honestly, synvicta The synvicta invicta Yeah, man, he loved it. He was a big fan of uh, you done milwaukee So yeah, I've watched a little bit of patrick baldwin, uh, johnny juzang on the invicta Nice one there kofi coburn Ron harper jr. Purple to two ninety nine Ron harper jr. Got shimmer jossiah jordan james the mouthful right there not numbered that'll do it for box one It's gonna re up on my um thin sleeves and then we'll get into the next. Well, that's cool. I don't know bruce pearl, uh Coach there that's awesome Made a sweet 16. Wow, man Where did patrick baldwin get drafted again? I forget now So he was like projected lottery pick and then he went to uw milwaukee because his dad coach is there, right? I think that's what my buddy said Warriors oh, that's good There's only team to get drafted to I mean at this point in time It's probably where you want to be Full of big chat jabar smith would be cool keegan mary Paolo, I don't know Paolo's in this but That'd be a big one too Yeah tanked it I was gonna say it really because didn't he like stop playing halfway through the year too Did he like drop out and to train? Yeah, I think he's gonna be good because he was a very high over he was a huge recruit when he came out of uh Came out of high school. I remember that I remember hearing his name back with baldwin Full patrick baldwin jr. Autograph that'd be cool PC sauce right there all the materpia Sauce for sure Little panther pride pool. Absolutely. Oh, that'd be so awesome at least something numbered a patrick baldwin jr Let's see something numbered Got in victor tie tie washington for kentucky And that is number to 150. That's the uh like um Wave like silver wave right there. I say a mobley not numbered refractor Will mcclendon refractor not numbered Got johnny davis nice one there on the uh first auto Is johnny davis? that's solid Got uh keon ellis refractor in victor Refractor there you go patrick baldwin jr. Refractor nice Heck yeah, there we go not numbered on that but we'll take that Base we'll definitely take that got uh green brandon Uh huntley hatfield to 250 green Yannick and and those uh got hunter salas on the shimmer and those are not numbered the shimmer Uh, wendelmore jr. Refractor not numbered Got walker kessler on the uh wave auto to 199 Nice one there Walker kessler Very solid two good autos in this box all your base here. There's I thought that was chat. There's chat Got nice patrick baldwin jr. Invicta. Let's go Heck yeah Congrats on that one tom.  There you go. That was awesome. Um pumps. We pulled a couple uh Patrick baldwin jr. Let's go on pbj Pbj Um, all right, let's uh Let's all have a little pbj. There we go. Uh There This is probably going to be the last break of the night because there's a 15 box break that will go tomorrow So this will probably take me to like 120 125. So uh, yes If you order anything it will probably go tomorrow and if it doesn't go tomorrow, it'll go monday during our uh night uh Our full night of personals. All right, so we'll do um platinum anniversary hobby. We'll do this one next We'll break up the basketball and baseball a little bit We'll do choice after we'll go into undisputed um, then we'll do some chronicles masterwork and then we'll end with some uh Yeah, 15 box break of the uh sport king Multisport so that'll be like a good half hour 45 minutes right there just opening and going through everything It is not not it is not pristine. It is not pristine tomorrow. So azuna christian walker base Plus I got to do all my shipments tonight.  That's cool. Tim salmon. I love this card I want to get an auto of this because I love those angels uniforms Love that tim salmon Tyler zuber john lester is a national bob lemon david rite Peche brian garcia. It's like a grippy auto for ya. Nice. Edgar martinez autograph. There you go Congrats on that one thomas for the mariners nice hall of famer auto Those are hard to come by in this product because the checklist is so big Nice one there. Let's go Basically grippy adjacent. Yes, I would I would agree with that I would in fact agree with that McClanahan rookie eddie murray refractor dim contraris rookie Greg lasinski refractor such a fun one Yeah, I get a little like dusty because it's chrome and stuff Some of the centering isn't fantastic either But overall it's fun, man. I like this product X-fractor hunter ren fro red socks one per box on the x-fractor Nice ren fro Very larkin McKeith Dave stewart Jay buehner refractor man. I'm mariners box here new seattle mariners louise castillo As of tonight mount castle rookie hideki matsui refractor. That's cool Teal wave is catfish hunter. That's awesome for the a's those nice kelly green a's uh hats and jerseys love that Absolutely love that. You should really get about one to two of those per box McCovey Dane dunning got james caprillion blue mini diamonds to 199 for the a's been an al west box That's his nickname. It's jim jim catfish hunter. Oh and my base Jim a catfish hunter Yankee legend face All right, so that'll do it for top scroll anniversary Let's do some choice This will be a fun rip.  That is the 88 55 of 88 Very solid Very solid auto always good to get a guy who's in the pros andre drummond joshua primo on the uh Um choice exclusive and same with a fran's vogner On the choice exclusive nice. It's a pretty solid box actually We got red scope to 88. That is kevin durant Nice one there nice kd That is 44 of 88 e by one of one. It's exactly that and we've got tiger stripe jaylon johnson Duke now a now in in lana hawk Nice jaylon johnson Solid hits there for sure. Let's pull a bigger uh bigger named rookie auto out of this one.  That is bailey and lacey evans two of five Nice one there. Oh, is this what I think it is? Nice bailey and lacey evans The fiend Is this a sketch? No, right? No, that's not a sketch. That's like a printed sketch Yeah illustrated. Okay. That's just a printed sketch card That's cool though And uh kashida Yeah, okay, okay. That's what I thought I wasn't sure I haven't opened much of this and that makes sense reproduction Uh purple is william regal to 99 Then we've got uh drew mackin tire to 50 on the patch auto. That's sick Nice drew mackin tire That's awesome Nice hit there congrats on that one thomas And we've got natalia and jeff hardy Cool ones there too. There's a little gawkin's bobby lashley. We've got auto remasterio.  He's my favorite wrestler. Nice hit man. Let's go Got uh ony lorkin and danny birch 619 baby 619 out of nowhere All right, we got a redemption here We'll save it for the end Got montez ford, uh yokozuna, charlotte flare. See what we got. We've got roster autograph variation purple parallel of Drew mackin tire! There we go again two drew mackin tires Nice cards there. Let's go That's sick That's gonna be so cool when it comes in plus. It's a variation. That'll be awesome, man Grats on that one thomas. This is such a good product for the price point Get literally a hit in every pack purple uh otis autograph to 99. There we go Part of the blue collar nice otis Nice auto he has too. Got ashka and west lee on the rookie This one feels sick right here Maybe not maybe i'm just bugging Patch auto otis again nice patch auto this time to 99 41 of 99 on the otis Nice That's cool. The authentic matt relic as well Uh baron corbin and william regal Blue in this one Got blue of carrion cross That is to 25. That's 20 of 25 Got another one right here. That is bailey and uh ashka. That's one of 99 authentic matt relic wwe summer slam Nice bailey and ashka there And kevin owens Bianca Blair got purple rookie of mace That is 77 of 99 We've got ember moon on the nxt auto 15 of 15 15 of 50 Green nice one there nice ember moon auto. We've got mia yim and booker tea On baby something big john sena or something like that Got otto of alias or ellias from raw 68 of 199 We've got santo's eskibar and nxt uh sketch reproduction That's sketch reproduction They's got indy hartwell to 199 rookie autograph That is 154 of 199 Indy hartwell nice one there nice card And we've got nash carter and adam kohl So that will do it for Undisputed Let's go into some chronicles hobby now Do some football we'll do some football some star wars and we'll end it with some football really cool, man Really cool Pull some big big quarterback autos here base base got cleal herbert On the base auto to or the auto to 199 for the bears And that is 40 of 199 Bears nice hit there Truba hubbard kind of gain well tealaw yin book awesome knocks tj hawkinson godwin Got rondaale more Uh davanta smith davis mills nice to 199 52 of 199 Texans and we've got date uh jocelyn field dynegon behind that dynegon base And jailen waddle on the playoff momentum behind that big year Got michael carter on the All right reorganizing my uh base pile on the jersey 22 of 25 nice low number jersey card michael carter We've got jocelyn field sam ellinger elie michael sam ellinger jamar chase The space got uh rachan slater nice on the legacy uh refractor rookie jamar chase Paris marshal that is uh blue foil to 99 62 of 99 clear vision got bateman and uh jacy horn on the back I still looking for another auto in here nice mac jones chronicles base rookie nice mac Got brevin jordan Got auto pat fryer muth on the elite century to uh 49 28 of 49 turn of the century elite auto for the stealers nice muth pat fryer muth Schwartz tealaw got dak to 399 chronicles base Or chronicles red foil i should say Rondale more and tealaw kynakey adam thielen got rondale more on the dynegon silver nice one there Daffy oe chuba harbour nice trey lance purple prism black 80 of 199 nice trey lance let's go There's some qb love Got michael parson's and zack wilson right so that will do it for chronicles Let's do some masterwork. I'm so excited for this I love star wars masterwork Got into a break with uh sin victim who's in chat right now And uh he pulled me a uh luke skywalker orange to 10 which was so cool I love when we do breaks of this Like I already can't wait for it to come out again All right mini box one. Good luck.  That'd be so cool We did that for you, uh thomas Got one more case nice Django fat got autographed is admiral tarkin steven stan is admiral tarkin That's cool Yeah, that'd be such a sick personal some victor admiral tarkin Find your lack of faith disturbing blue sub subolba So victor whatever um sketches you pull out of that let me know because I might be a buyer I just want to I want a masterwork sketch at some point I want one for my collection just something cool That'll be your sixth case case to open man.  Let's go man Nice yoda That's so awesome. Congrats So awesome. I guess i'm just an orange magnet man. Just an orange magnet Whether somebody else is breaking for me or i'm breaking the oranges will appear base Uh princess leah got uh k o brian as imperial comms officer autograph Nice uh, or katie o brian excuse me We've got uh the last jedi not numbered and l337 leet Not numbered That's a good one, you know, I like that man. All right, here we go Good luck Toy laia should have been numbered You are right some victor. Good catch. Thank you, man Uh the princess leia organa was numbered to 299 rainbow foil. Thank you to sin victor in the chat the rainbow parallel That's good. I didn't know when those were numbered so that's good to know now So it's a rainbow parallel on the toy cards had bane mayfield got postage stamp relic is um saucy teen postage stamp relic nice one there Yeah, that makes sense in victor Got tuskin raider and zory bliss green to 99 nice zory bliss All right base there that'll do it for masterwork and now on to optic Good luck here thomas. Yeah, really good box with the yoda for sure Let's pull a big quarterback big number card or something Uh chast sirot got gridiron king's rookie is kyle pitts Mandre stevensson got aqua brandon ayuk to 299 Chris evans got red hunter renfro to 99 21 of 99 for the raiders silver shon alexander hollow shon alexander Mario cooper with a little bit of damage. It is a base card though Nothing too crazy as long as it's not a hit or anything At least that's good Well the legendary logo is josh allen's uh hollow. That's cool Love this set. This will be a cool subset to put together matt and i were saying that yesterday zaven collins hunter renfro hollow Come on, baby something big I want a big auto out of this I think darby nice ice to 15 amandra saint brown Nice hit thomas Three out of 15 on the amandra Heck yeah, dude We will get that in a mag for i will get that in a mag for you after the break Grat's on that buddy. That's a nice hit Really nice hit The amy brown Honestly, you know, especially when there's cool stuff Will you pay nice kellen mond 1 to 179 on the blue 65 of 179 Nice kellen mond On big qb auto davis mills base rookie Texans we got jamar chase behind that on the rookies parallel bangles Jamar chase Got kevin byard on the pink velocity To 79 got a redemption Rated rookie khalil herbert We've got Side down Daunras optic Series rookies autographs Just in field Congrats thomas Let's go man I believe these are to 99 nice hit man.  Is it area smith aqua at 299? We'll mag this the fields as well Paris marshal jr base rookie fryer muth got eater gross mottos to 179 on the blue panthers The secondary color match kind of thing Nice cadarius tony orange to 199. There you go. Nice rookie color coming out of this so far Cadarius tony got jalen hurts my house Generally one of these per box is what I've been seeing Base and last pack of the break. Good luck here. See something Mack jones base rookie. There you go. There's a mac and jalen phillips on the silver That'll do it for your break there thomas. Congrats on all the hits. Thanks again for buying in that was a heck of a lot of fun to do We'll have all those cards right out to you. Thanks again, man