makes the startling discovery that he holds the greatest power on earth. That's the story of Awakening, taken tonight from the files of John Steele. Adventurer. This is John Steele. And how are you this evening? I know you're interested in another story of adventure. And tonight, a lot of thinking. And serious thinking, too. There are so few of us who can tell of many adventures. At best in a lifetime, we experience one exciting moment that makes for a real story. Yet each one of us has had one such happening that stands out above all the rest. Bits of living are the stories that we bring to you. Tonight's tale concerns a man I met while I was working in a small town in New England. The man is a very usual kind of fellow with a very unusual story. Here he is to tell it. If you've ever lived in a small town, you'll know how it is in Reedville. Seasons come slow up there. The calendar moves from spring to winter and back to December again before you realize it. Year in, year out. Changes don't happen there. They just kind of move in on us. That's why when my father died, I took over his store. That's why for 15 years, Jenny and I were content. Just to live slow, just to keep the store. But I guess it began that spring morning. Fresh eggs, folks, seven crates. Here, let me give you a hand. It's okay. Just tell me where to put them. Right on the floor, right here. Got to get my win back first. Soda, favorite sasparum. Sounds good. One soda, coming up. Want me to fix you something to go with that, Steve? Sandwich, cake? Good Lord, Jenny. I just finished breakfast. You sure? Jenny likes to see everybody happy and she believes in keeping them like that by stuffing food into them. Good thing I don't come here more often than once a day.  How's Susan? Fine. Like you, greats wife like Cora and a daughter is pretty and smart as Susan. I'm lucky. So are they, Steve? Cora was asking when you were coming to see her, Jen. Ask Fred. He keeps me chained to this store while he's off running the village of Reed Hill. No, Jen. Tell me, you're going to be elected president of the new fire department. Well, now, who's been spreading a rumor like that? Oh, news gets around. My old man used to say, Never count your money until you had it right in the palm of your hand.  Don't you pay attention to him, Steve. He knows he's going to be elected and he's tickled pink. Jen, where do you feed him to make him so popular? Right, you two. No kidding. School board trustee, notary public, kid of the Grange, and now president of the fire department.  I wouldn't say that. You're a pretty important guy, Fred. Have a candy bar. I can't. How much do I owe you for the pop? Forget it. Come on now, how much? It's all in the house. Look, yesterday someone forgot to charge up that carton of cigarettes. Day before, someone just accidentally forgot to mark down for key. Excuse me. You fired it out with Jen. She's bossing around. Morning, Miss Adams. Nice day today. Good morning, Fred.  Some high test, Fred. Fill her up. I think 10 ought to do it. Don't often see around, certainly, Miss Adams. I have a special errand today, Fred. Sure enough. Docs do home. That's it. Big convention. Filly, wasn't it? Now, how did you know about that? Don't worry, Miss Adams. You'll make it. That 1035 is always late. Oh, you know he's on the 1035, too? Listen, Miss Adams, you keep a store in a town like Reedville as long as I have. You'll be postmaster, notary public. You'll go in and out of people's houses with orders like me. You'll find out a lot of things about people and what they do. I suppose so. Oil? Oil, Miss Adams? No, no thanks. I'll just clean out this windshield for you. No charge. Never saw anyone work as hard as that husband of yours, though. Too bad he has to go off to so many conventions. City's an awful place in the spring. Yes, he works very hard. Yes, Suri. Doc's a nice guy. It's a shame I say if a man can't find time to enjoy his own guests even. Guests? I see that Connecticut car around a lot must be a pretty good friend of yours. Yes, he, uh, it's a friend. Good looking chap, too. Yes. Doc's gonna feel pretty bad missing him. What's life worth if you can't enjoy a few friends? I guess I... Thought so, thought so last night when I saw the car in your drive. Poor Doc, I thought. Last night? You must be nervous, your grocery order. You must be mistaken. Please? You must be mistaken. There was no car in my drive last night. I wasn't even home. Ma'am? I said I wasn't home last night. I went to a movie. Well, it's not important, Miss Adams. I often go to movies when my husband's away. I don't like to be alone. Don't blame you. Yeah, sure, funny, though. Can't you hurry, Fred? I'll be late. I came into the kitchen like always do. I could have sworn I saw you in there moving around the other room. You couldn't have. If music was playing, you were at the piano, I guess, and I could hear voices. But you couldn't have. Well, maybe with someone else. There were no guests, I tell you. You know, Jen has been after me to get glasses. I'm beginning to think maybe I ought to now. I could have sworn I saw a blue Cadillac with yellow leather seats. Please, there was no such car in my drive. You must be mistaken. You say there wasn't? No. Then there wasn't. We all make mistakes, Fred. Yes, or he would do. I'm sure you were mistaken, weren't you? Could be, could be. That's all, Miss Adams? That's all. Thanks. OK. Fred. Ma'am? I'll pay you later. No worry, Miss Adams. No worry at all. Now through the kitchen. Said to tell you he'd see you at the inaugural dinner for the new fire department president. She sure is dead. Honey, I wish you wouldn't talk when your backs turn. I said that's a funny way to act. What's funny about it? Steve often goes out through the back. I wasn't talking about Steve. Oh? Laura. What about her? She acted like something was worrying her. A doctor's wife has a lot to put up with, I guess. Jim. Yes? What's today? I mean, what day? Tuesday, of course. I had to go to the bank. And yesterday was Monday. Naturally. And on Monday the movie's closed, isn't it? You know that, Fred. Monday's Jim Porter's night off. Then why did she say that? Who for goodness sake? My strange. The papers made a sound like small, funny at the store, things I've never finished doing. Then I thought of the fire department and it was a good thought to come into the store to pay her bill. I owe for the gas, too. Will you look it up, please? Certainly, certainly, Ms. Adams. Hey, I got a new French dressing in today. No thanks. Fresh escrow oil? I already have some. Thank you. Don't often care. I thought maybe you might like some more, Ms. Adams, in case of company dropping in or anything. The doctor and I entertain very seldom. Best to be prepared, Jenna only says. In the country, you have to keep a well-stock covered. Did you find what I owe you? 6349, exact. I think this will cover everything. Doc, get home okay? Fine. I'll have to see Doc one of these days myself. I didn't know you were sick. Me? No. Just want to chew the fat a while. Doc's an interesting guy to talk to. Yes, he is. Ms. Adams, you lost something. I... oh, thanks. I was mighty careless of you, Ms. Adams. Yes, wasn't it? That kind of money doesn't grow on trees. My old man used to say. Must have fallen out of my purse.  These days, a penny comes hard. Man can't even get his tooth filled for $100. I suppose you're right. It takes money, a lot of money, to keep body and soul together these days. Yes, sir, even. Yes, sir, prices shooting sky high. Well, goodbye. Goodbye, Mr. Thompson. Say hello to Doc. All right, again. Sure. John Steele called. Said to tell you the fire department elections are probably on Monday. You'll get a notice. Hope I can make it. As if you wouldn't. You know right well there's no other man in town who can do the job as well as you. Yeah, that's right. Nobody is smart, is energetic, is responsible. I knew it. I just knew it. You haven't heard a word I said, Fred Tompkins. Not a word. I'm sorry, Jenna. I was thinking. You don't have to do it when I'm talking to you. Oh, my goodness. Jenna, how long the Adams has lived in town? Eight or ten years. About. Why? They keep pretty much themselves. Some people like to be alone. Some people might have reason to. What'd you say? Strike you to lose anything odd about his wife. She's prettier than most women around. That's all. Beautiful women always stand out. Left alone a lot too. I feel sorry for the poor little thing sometimes. With her money you feel sorry for her? Money isn't everything. Sure it is, Jen. It's power. We wouldn't have to work seven days a week. Sweating to make ends meet. If I could, we're scared, aren't we? Are they? There's always something a man tries. One thing he's afraid of. What are you afraid of, Fred? Nothing. That's just it. A man who isn't afraid can do anything. Just about anything in the world that he wants. One of the nicest in town. We like it very much. Mr. Tompkins, you had some kind of business? Yeah, I...  No, thanks. We've had it a long time. I hear you play it every now and then when I deliver groceries. You play real well. You're very kind. The only people play a lot I notice. My old man used to play piano too. Did he? I would have liked you. Yeah. Mr. Tompkins. Well, it's about a pianist, Adams. Yes? Well, you know that old Rosewood piano Jenny and I got in the attic? The one you admired so much? Always. Truly beautiful. I'm glad to hear you say that, Mrs. Adams, because I'm going to give you that piano. No. Yes, I am. There is another person in this whole town I'd rather give that old piano to accept yourself. Knowing how you love music, Mrs. Adams, and how alone you are all the time, it's just what you need. You're very generous, Fred, but I have a piano. It's a wonderful instrument, Mrs. Adams. Two pianos. I can only play one at a time, you know? Believe me, you can't afford not to buy this one, Mrs. Adams. Buy? I... I guess I didn't put it very clear. I see. I guess... Well, it looks like we're wasting time. No. Ma'am? My husband. What would he say? Well, now I'm sure Doc would want you to be happy, Mrs. Adams. Music is such a harmless pastime, isn't it? When you consider what some lonely women do when their husbands work. I didn't have a piano with these... You don't have an old rosewood. How much? Four thousand dollars. You're joking. It's ridiculous. I took up enough of your time, Mrs. Adams. No, no, wait. I... I'll have to think it over. Sure. Sure you do that, Mrs. Adams. Think it over. I see.  Why should Laura Adam buy our old piano? Maybe she wanted it. All of a sudden? Why not? It's been up in our attic for years. Why didn't you buy it before? Maybe one of those city visitors of her is told it was valuable.  It is a good piano. No hunk of wood is worth that much. That's a fine thing. The minute I try to do something, you gotta head a little. You have to pick it apart. Customer. All right. Coming. Morning, Fred. Jenny around? She's out back. Dropped in to see if any of the flowers came in yet. It's been kind of looking forward to spring flowers. I think Jen saved a box for her. Jen? Jen? Got chorus flowers? I'll get them. Hello, Steve. Jen? How is Corb? I love flowers. As much as Corb should only see them from wheelchairs. I don't know, Fred. The way I figure it. My wife and I have. Do you know Susan was voted the prettiest girl in the whole high school? No. Well, dog gone. She should be. Mark me down some pop. Wig up yourself. I think the world is Susan, don't you? Forward. You have every reason to. Not every guy has a daughter as bright and prettiest Susan. That kid certainly makes us over after friends. Well, Corb and I are giving her a little vacation when school's out. Kind of a graduation gift. Well, now. For long? Well, just as long as she likes, I guess. People will miss her. Including her old man. Susan has a lot of friends. Kind of fancy stuff as this. Peppermint. They're making it in all colors now. Mark me down a box. Corb might like some. Or Susan? Well, Corb and I do spoil the youngster a bit. Oh, you don't. Of course. Corb has been an invalid so long. It kind of makes it hard on you, I guess, Steve. I wonder how close you are to Susan. There are some things a kid like that has to tell another woman. What things? It's not important. It's important. If you mention it, Fred. No kind of bread came in this week. Vienna loaf. What things? Corb might like some. What things, Fred? Kids are all a little wild these days, I guess. What are you aiming at? What do you mean? Nothing. Skip it, Steve. Like I said, all of us will miss Susan. I know a particular party who will miss her especially bad. For instance? That rice boy. What about the rice boy? Nice kid, I guess. I didn't mean that. Huh? What about him and Susan? I'll look, Steve. What about him and Susan, Fred?  You know better than anyone. I don't think I'll wait for the flowers. Pointed. Tell Jen I'll pick them up later. Hey, hey, Steve. Steve, is that your son? I know he is. This was good mistake. I was only going to suggest you call in. You call me. You wouldn't dare not to. Fred, I'm worried. Now what? We're $300 behind this week. The show is losing money. Does that all forget it, Jen? We have money. A lot of money. Not if we don't earn it. That was my mistake, too. All along, I worked too hard. I should have used my head. Laura Adams canceled her account. What? I don't like this. Oh, well, we can get along without the Adamsons. It's not the only one. The heresies and the bruises in the land hours. Laura Adams was her best customer. I don't like it, Steve. I don't like it at all. Hi, Professor. Good morning. Good morning. The green is certainly a messy season. Yeah. The roads back to the new school were literally a sea mud. It's been really an hour to drive back. All these days, that old buggy of yours is going to get bogged down good, Professor. It's a sturdy car. It's 20 years. I'm all afraid. Big pardon? Nothing. You should try conscientiously not to mutter, Frederick. Forgive me. I keep remembering you as a small boy who sat in my English class. Blushing and stammering. Frederick, my first accomplishment as an instructor was helping you to overcome that handicap. Thanks, Professor. Those were the days, Frederick. Yes, indeed.  What's that? I sold it well for yourself. District school supervisor's quite an important person around here. Well, it's been good, me, Frederick. Yes, indeed. Hear anything about the far department elections? That word. How's your sister these days, Professor? Cynthia. Cynthia? Splendid. Splendid. Glad to hear it. Yes, indeed. She's fine. Fine. How nice of you to remember, too. In almost 12 years since Cynthia left Reedville, the country still has future. World's an awful small place, Professor. Yes, indeed. I always say that. Not long ago, I ran into a friend who knows Cynthia. How chaps an attendant at one of those sanitariums? Indeed. We must go. Roads, you know.  I must get on. A lot of people are asking about Cynthia. My car, you know. The lights are bad. You ought to have another car, Professor. One of these days, that old crate won't get you home. New models are so expensive. Not a new one. Something like my car, for instance. I'd like to see you have a car like that, Professor. Oh, yes, indeed. It's a handsome car, Frederick. A very handsome car. I'd sell it to him. Oh, my Lord. Reasonable. I couldn't think about it, Professor. A bowl, that's all. Are you hurt? My grandmother's cut glass comporter. Never liked it. What are you doing back here, anyhow? You ought to be out in the store. Somebody has to clean the house. Dog gone, Jen. You shouldn't be doing this heavy work. Where's all that help I hire for you? Susan didn't come. Oh, she didn't. Well, we'll just find out right now. Oh, I had a heart attack. Doc's there now. All right. All right, then. I'll get you someone else. You can't get help in this town. I'd like to know why not. Help's hard to get, and you know it. Soon as nowhere came over, it's a sort of favor. I paid her good money. Now Sue won't get her vacation. She'll have to nurse her mother. Okay, okay. What's the matter with you? Can't you forget Cora Preston for just one minute? Just one. I've done housework before. I guess I can do it again. It's a pretty cheap trick, Steve's point. Pretty doggone cheap. For heaven's sakes, Cora didn't have a heart attack just so I'd have to clean the house. I'll fix him. I'll fix him. He came. I ordered sasperilla. That's good.  For a walk or something? I don't feel like it. I'll take care of the customers. What customers? Two people came in yesterday. Sam Jones and Ruggles Cribb. Dead beats. Fred, I went to the bank yesterday. You always go on Mondays. This is Tuesday, the 18th. We have a lot of money in the account, Fred. I told you we did. The store's losing money. For Lord's sake, Dan, don't try to tie this store around my neck forever. I have other projects. I work on... Daniel and the car didn't bring that much. I tell you, I have other projects.  I'll go out if I want. And if I don't, I won't have any woman to tell. Hello, Fred. Nice to see you, John. Hey, where's everybody? What do you mean, everybody? We're here. Usually, you have to fight your way through this place. I'm trying to quiet lately. Spring planning, I guess. Just pass Professor Elwell down the road. You know, I just can't get used to the idea of the professor's new car. It used to be kind of a landmark, you might say. The old boy putting along in his... Something for you, John. Sure. Need some cigarettes, as a matter of fact. This your brand? Yeah. Well, it looks like the Reedville Fire Department's going into action at last. About time. Official. Elected a president last night. What? Joe O'Brien. They were supposed to notify us. They didn't even let me know. I got a car. Nobody told me it's a frame up a cheat. Hey, wait now. They can't do this to me. I waited for this one. What do you mean? They're trying to be John Steele.  They go, Fred. They can't do this to me. They can't. I'll show you out. Yeah. Goodbye. They can't do this to me, Jen. That office was mine. It was all set. Forget it. They're yellow, every single one of them. Fred, nothing's that important. It is to me, and they know it.  Pay back what? Nothing. Well, what? Leave me alone. I only asked a simple question, Fred. Quit trying to poke into my business. Why don't you lock the store and go to bed? It's after hours. You could use some rest. The store stays open. You kept telling me you don't care one way or the other about the store, and now... It stays open. All right. They think they can threaten me. I'll show them they can't.  You're lost. Forget it. It's Steve. He engineered the whole thing, and the doc. Fred. If he wants his money back, he can think again. What money? Leave me alone. What money, Fred?  Shout at me, Fred Tomkins.  I won't have you talking to me like this. No. No, I won't. I'll talk how I please, Jen. Not to me.  That's enough.  Okay, then. Where are you going? Get out of the way. Put down that gun. I'm in no mood to argue, Jen. Put down the gun. I'll show the lousy little... Fred. Put it. Fred, listen. Jenny, I warn you. Put it. Jen! Jen! This is Tomkins, Mrs. Adams. Fred Tomkins. Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Adams. Did you get your number? Ring again. Hurry. Yes, sir. Listen, Mrs. Adams. Where's Doc? Doc is out on a call. Where can I reach him? Can't you? I'm afraid I don't know. You don't understand. This is urgent. It's a matter of what... Listen. Get me Preston's. Mrs. Preston is sick, sir. They asked me not to ring after nine o'clock. Steve's my friend. Will... Hurry. Steve, this is Fred. Steve. Steve, I need help. I need help right away. Sorry. It's not for me. Steve, listen. It's Jenny. Is that your LL, doesn't that? Try again. He answered before. A little death, Mrs. Adams. Ring. Keep on ringing. Yes, sir. It's my wife. I can't leave her. Yes. Try everywhere. Yes. Wait. John Field. Yes. Ring him. Hurry. John, Fred Tomkins. What did you say? Fred, Fred Tomkins. Listen, John. Find time to wake him up. It's Jenny. She's hurt. What? Jenny, shot. No, Fred. We've done all we can. She's got to get well, Doc. You've got to make her. You've got haste.  If Jenny dies, there's nothing. Nothing. She's all I got. I'll take it easy. I'll do anything. I'll give you anything. I never meant to harm you, Doc. I know everyone in town hates that. It's not true. But I never meant to harm, no matter what your wife said. If my wife and John Steele hadn't driven all over this country looking for me, there wouldn't be any question even about waiting now. Lara? Yes.  Let's go, Tomkins. What? Just a minute, sure. You've got to get him booked. All right. All right. Look, Fred, don't worry. They all know you didn't shoot Jenny. We'll get Mac on the case. He's a good lawyer. I'll do all I can for Jenny. Don't be afraid. No. I'm all afraid.


This meeting is being live streamed Can people really see it? I mean nobody's gonna know it nobody's gonna know it's there, but it's not completely private So for 12 seconds here, and we are going to be visible Can people really see it Yeah What's your social security number again? Yeah, exactly. Thank you so much. Okay, so let me I think I I think I share the link So watch take your browser I'm gonna put it in our text back and forth So send you go click on that YouTube link right now And tell me what you see Takes a minute. Hmm There we are So that what you're looking at right now is live and public on YouTube Forever I mean does it ever get off or it's always there? Um, it depends on whether I want to delete it or Recorded I can set things so that it doesn't save or does or whatever But right now it's actually storing it and saving it on YouTube. So it's that easy Uh-huh, uh-huh, isn't that isn't that frickin cool? It is you've totally slipped through the rabbit hole now look I can publish my I can do the brain background thing as we just did Right and that should show up in the YouTube stream in a couple seconds because there's a delay there boom Okay, and I can see it properly facing out now, which is great. Oh my god


A massive roof fall occurred involving six coal miners resulting in three fatalities and three miners trapped. Here is a story from one of the survivors who had less than one month of mining experience. Larry, just kind of talk us through and tell us your story. From the start of the shift, bring us up to where we're going now. Well, it was pretty much well a day like any other day. We was all just having fun and carrying on prior to the shift. We went inside. We was setting up a new section that day. We just finished a left-hand panel and was backing up and was going to drive the mains up a little bit farther as best as I can recall. We had a few jobs we had to do.  We had a lot of things to do that day so everybody was pretty busy. We got it up far enough for the first line of breakthroughs. We're running 101 Jeffery with bridges behind it.  When they got everything in there good enough for all the equipment to clear, they started turning the right handbrake. As they were turning the right handbrake in, the roof came in on us. When you turned that in, had you stopped for lunch or what activity was actually going on at the time that the fall occurred? If you saw any kind of a warning that something may not have been just right or something a little unusual or abnormal that you noticed just prior to the time the roof fall occurred? We had eaten and come back and took the right hand cut. While we were taking the right hand cut, the bolt crew ate their lunch and they had just come back from lunch. I was positioned, myself, sort of between the bolt crew and the minor bridge as they were turning the cut in. I think it's a real good point to bring out right now that at the time I was a red hat. There was a whole lot of stuff that I didn't know and didn't fully understand and was learning at the time. I was sitting on the rib waiting for everything to get started so that I could start shoveling my bridge, which was my job at the time. There was a piece of coal that fell with a little bit of force and hit me on the back. I was looking around to see if anybody was horse playing or what have you and was throwing rocks at me. I couldn't see anybody who was in a position to do that. I really didn't know what was going on. Still yet, I thought if there was anybody throwing any rocks, if I'd get just a little bit closer to that minor, they wouldn't be able to hit me or anything. So I got just a little bit closer and another one hit me. I really didn't know what was going on yet, but I couldn't see anybody throwing any rocks or any position to throw any rocks. A lot of things while I was in my red hat experience come to mind about the 80 hour red hat class that I had taken. The instructor that we had kept telling us about different times that he had been in falls in different situations where he was near piles of timbers or the track or a piece of machinery. It would keep the fall from smashing him down enough to really hurt him bad. Since I was in an awkward situation, I really didn't know what was going on. I decided to get just one more step closer to that minor. It was kind of low call while I was crawling, so I got out there just a little bit closer to that bridge. As I got closer to that time, it was when the roof fell in and had us trapped.  It was about a foot or so wide and my head was over top of that when it fell.  The weight of the rock on my back shoved my legs and stuff up into my stomach to where I couldn't move. The closest person to me at the time was Bobby, the bolt machine operator. I was yelling at him to come and help me because it really hadn't sunk in yet just exactly what was going on and how bad. My head was pinned in my hat and I had to wiggle my head back and forth to get it out of my hat. Then I wiggled my hat back and forth to get it loose and it was busted up around the side and I put it on and still yet no one had answered me. The weight of the top on my back and stuff had me pinned so that I couldn't raise up to get my feet free. There was a little bit of spillage and I dug it out from around my knee pads and flattened my legs out sideways so that I could straighten them out. The bridge that we had, the sump on the miner moved in and out and the sump happened to be back and it created a little place from the back bumper on the miner back to the bridge that was just a little narrow place. Looking up at that steel was a whole lot more appealing to me than looking up at that rock so I climbed up and under it and bowled up real tight. I was scared, didn't know what to do and stuff and just laid there and waited. It seemed like I laid there my time. It seemed like it lasted forever but then it didn't seem like it lasted at all at the same time. I know that's really weird to say but it's hard to remember just exactly how much time took place and went by. It seemed like there was a little time that went by and Donzel started hollering and I could hear him hollering. He was asking me really important questions. He really kept his cool. He was asking me, did they shut the water off? Did they turn the power off? Stuff like that that was for someone to be trapped in there, I thought, wow. I wasn't thinking about stuff like that. I was just thinking about getting out. Then the people who was outside the fall, I could hear them hollering and talking. So we relayed messages back and forth. Donzel couldn't hear the rescuers coming so he would ask me the questions. I would relay it to them and then we'd relay the answers back. There was about seven and a half hours I think that was just laying there waiting for him to come and get me. Another thing, I remember that they got a little hole there and they stuck their head in. They said, are you okay? I said, yeah, I'm fine. They said, we'll just hang tight there and we'll come and get you. I said, well, I think I can make it.  So they dug another 45 minutes or so and then I had to take my belt off to make it through. So I don't think I could have made it through that first hole. Why, what do you contribute to surviving that riff fall to? More than anything else, the greatest single factor was the fact that the man who taught me in the Red Hat class kept telling us all the stories of things that happened to him and that he always happened to be lucky enough to be near a pile of timbers or track or something that would keep this rock off of him. And even though I really didn't know what was going on at the time, that caused me to get a little bit closer to the minor and stuff which put me in a position so that the machinery held the rock off of me. And I'm convinced of that very sure that that's what made me get out there without a scratch. Could you tell us what you think now and how you may react now if you was in a seminar situation? At the time, well, in the class that we had in the Red Hat class, they had talked a lot about dribble and I really didn't understand exactly at the time what it was. I guess that's one of the questions I should ask. Maybe I could have made a difference there. But if this similar situation happened now, I definitely would pull myself out and make sure that everybody come back out so that we could watch the situation to see what was working. I wish I would have understood then that these little pieces of rock and stuff falling from the edge as indication that something bigger is moving.  Horse play was kind of normal when you felt those rock hit your back or your hard hat. If you would just kind of expand on that and give us a little explanation as to why you didn't pay as much attention as you may should have when you felt those rock hit you. Well, all of us who worked there together, we've all known each other for years and we've always been good friends and stuff. The whole situation around there, we wasn't in a position where we could get hurt. We was all just friends being together and stuff. There was a lot of horse play going on and stuff. But people really need to keep in mind that every little thing makes a difference when you're dealing with your life. And of course anytime you're underground, that should be everyone's most major concern. And the rock throwing and stuff, when we were sitting around eating dinner everybody was doing the knuckle shuffle. You know, hitting each other's knuckles with the rocks and stuff and tees and stuff. But everything has its place and the horse play shouldn't be underground. Or any job site really for that matter where you're working around machinery. And if there had been less horse play there could have been maybe the chance that we would have seen what these rocks were coming from and stuff and realized that it was something way more major than just someone playing a little game. I really hope that people just watching this really take into consideration the things that's being said because I really hope that no one else has to live through some of the things that Don's will and I have. These conditions and practices were noted after the accident. A proved roof control plan was not followed. The roof control plan required at least 80% of the boat length to be grounded. The boats in the roof fall area were less than 50% grounded along the length of the boats. Test holes were not drilled. On the day of the accident, roof boat machine operators could not recall drilling a test hole during boating operations. Change in the mine roof. It could not be determined prior to the roof fall if fractures were present in the roof. Head cold was not removed due to an increase in cold seam height. A miner had less than one month experience. Small pieces of rock pulling from the mine roof struck the inexperienced miner who thought someone was flipping rocks at him as had happened in the past during horse play. The approved roof control plans are only for minimum protection. Every effort should be made to determine if additional steps need to be taken to ensure that adequate roof support is provided at all times for the safety of our coal mining.


that's that's not true at all and we well myself and Ben you know who Ben is right yeah yeah yeah like we work with some very very successful coaches who have their own business and they make a lot of money and so you can do this full-time and you can make a living from this and but it always just depends on yourself are you willing to learn are you willing to make a commitment to it and are you willing to see out the process because sometimes you're gonna have moments where everything's gonna go great other times you're gonna have moments where clients leave you or you can't find clients especially when you're at the start of business and you're trying to get your first client but everyone keeps saying no to you you know do you are you the what are you the one that quits or are you the one that continues to pursue the dream yeah so you can make a living doing this and but it's it's your mindset you know your mindset is really important in business well I mean coaching right because when you coach players you're coaching them to be strong to be more confident to keep going through adversity you know businesses is exactly the same these ups and downs there's really good times they've really bad times but keep going


Hello, this is Professor Steven Nesheba, and I just want to tell you a little bit about these tools for thermodynamic proofs. So the context here is that we're looking at a differential equation of state that looks like this. This is the state function, and these are the state variables x and y. They could be pressure and temperature. One thing just to note is that when we write it this way, then what we mean is that this coefficient, A is the slope of F in the x direction while holding y constant, which is what I kind of drawn here. This dot means that slope in that direction, and similarly with B, that's the slope of F in the y direction while we hold x constant. So there's just a few rules. One of them is the no-brainer, which says that if I try to change x, look at how x changes with respect to y while I hold x constant, well, that's zero. And if I try to look at how x changes with respect to x while holding anything constant, well, that's just one. There's an inverter, which just says the slope of x with respect to y holding z constant is one over the looking at it in the other direction, y as a function of x. There's this thing called the converter to algebraic form, which goes something like this. If I have this differential equation of state, then and if I want to convert it to an algebraic form, let's say I want to look at F with respect to z while holding w constant. The point is that you can do that on the left-hand side and you have to do it to everything on the right-hand side. The A's and B's stay the same. There's still those coefficients, but we have to do the same thing to x as we did to F, namely partial with respect to z holding w constant and same thing for y. Another idea has to do with the Euler relation, which in our context is going to be really, we're thinking about contours of F. So going back here, you know, this might be a contour, that is to say walking along a path at which F stays constant and this rule goes like this. The slope of x with respect to y along such a contour, which in this case would be the slope of x as a function of y, is equal to just the negative of those two slope coefficients, minus B over A, which are written this way as well. Another one is what we call the product rule. It just says that if I'm looking at the small change in a product PV, that's P times the change in volume plus B times the change in pressure. That could have been any any dynamical variables. And then we have what's called the total differential. It converts the algebraic forms to differential ones. For example, if I know that h is equal to u plus PV, the differential form for that would be take a small change in h and it must be equal to a small change in u plus a small change in PV. And this last equation here, I just apply the product rule right above there.


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nigga we can't keep screaming good but then turn around I'm gonna kill you you can't holler I'm gonna kill you and say the kids and the babies all in one sentence that don't coincide that's why I agree with him a thousand percent when the king said his aspect but one thing about it rappers do it all the time yeah we on boss talk one-on-one here we go you want to put on that screen he's a fucking character I agree the whole world is shit he's a character he tell people this every day now that he was smart enough to realize oh wait a minute I'm making money off this character he gotta continue the content that he's given right but now this is why I stepped in and told him right and this is real because I wouldn't do it and if I did it I'm a hypocrite I said but the whole thing is this my nigga we can't keep screaming good but then turn around I'm gonna kill you you can't holler I'm gonna kill you and say the kids and the babies all in one sentence that don't coincide that's why I agree with him a thousand percent when the king said his aspect bro one thing about it rappers do it all the time rapper do it all the time they the poisonized to the raping is is telling you off the rip this is entertainment me rappers sending their kids to college I'm not I'm entertaining you look they don't pull the camera look we got all the guns this is like a gangster movie inside of a movie they don't even know why don't hold me because it's digital because they digital robots man they digitally control man I can go so deep this is we we control bro no matter what how everybody want to sit in voice they motherfucking opinion ideas we are all controlled from the negative and the positive aspect of this shit how you think these kids are out here doing all this killing that we didn't just wake up one day sorry everybody gonna start rapping and when you rap you kill I agree with that to a certain I definitely agree with that to a certain extent the fact that they globally for sure I don't spoke on that split for tell you that is when you start to put together the the the situations and circumstances that create gangsters that create gangsterism see that's what I'm trying to say about a person like Charleston white mm-hmm and that's my last time well I'm just saying that I'm just saying that our voices people with them with the megaphones they don't never pointed at the real the same thing that's happening in wise California is happening in El Salvador and Honduras is happening in Jamaica is happening in Africa why is it when and and I don't you know I know we got to keep we got to be spicy but we got to be splashy but I'm gonna tell you this right here when you got wealth poorly and you got a political class then you got a working class and then you got a poor class inside of that poor class is gonna always be people that they join together to become criminals to get resource and the goal is it is for to get the people that's in this class right here stuff that the government say that they can't get that's where criminal activity gonna come from by with us being the less educated and stuff like that we're gonna engage in these behaviors in the best way we know how criminal activity is gonna always be it's gonna always so when I see somebody who should be smart it's not it's not it's not by accident or by coincidence that we do the same things and all of these different places all around the world but we but when we doing it I feel like I would be first of all you just got to know to understand you got to have to understand it what the hell I look like sitting up talking crazy and talking down on somebody that's in a situation in LA that I mean in Dallas or I mean in East Texas or wherever it's all the same shit we are cooking the same but we inside of the same pot so we respect so that's why I kind of feel like when I'm seeing him anybody when I'm seeing anybody with that overly derogatory shit towards people that's just street people that that like what you what the hell you want me to like what you want me to do if I'm from stop six like what was and I didn't see anything else and and what the program that was laid down I followed in this program and some kind of way inside of this program out of made myself into a successful rapper businessman entrepreneur but I still got the same shit in me that causes me to act out quickly and violence against somebody that look like me and then I you know you know you think I look at and I got to say this you know and and my wife noted when I when I brought Charleston on the page I was looking at something totally different I looked at the the the feeding the kids I looked at the putting the shoes on the kids and stop six I looked at the helping the going to city hall for ten years straight I looked at all of that I got the the information from people out from the city my wife did the research and listen you can't deny the work there's like you said that's coming you can't deny the work that was even that was the character that debated the whirlwind that was the good guy character that's the character debated the whirlwind but it happened when the church came that's where the problem in the friction relies see well my thing is this you start that way you should finish that way but people are evolving but my heart is really in it see this is my thing I wouldn't sit here and go on camera and despise and do certain things that this individuals do or even himself or certain individuals like alright me and him we cool we can we cool this we didn't link that we cool so we talking off can we chill but now soon the cameras roll like when I just said early when the camera came on when he said the word cuz I thought he said cuz I wasn't doing this shit for camera listen man I ain't saying no more for the shit like that respect to all my people I'm gonna be honest with you remember of anything my my whole deal is to help the children you gotta take it in order we mean we all three mean we're sitting here we exchange the dollars we all three from different walks of life pushing the same error bro we try to push the same line say these fucking babies man say the kids yeah we on boss talk one-on-one yeah we gonna talk


Okay, so sorry about that, here we have you can see now I'm going to change this order, the prices are coming down a little bit, so we're going to do the 432.5 call, okay, so here we are, it's waiting to get changed and Google is actually taking a dip here, Google is taking a dip here, so let's go, this might be a good chance to get into Google as well, let's see, so here Google is at 11.20, 11.30 call, now this is a $7 option, so what I'm going to do is it's 11.30 call, okay, I'm going to go in for two contracts at this point on Google, it's pulled back a little bit, okay, all right, so we got filled, so on Boeing, what we have, oh wow, yeah, so Boeing is up $350 folks, not bad at all, you know what, I just wanted five, so I'm going to take off five, sell five and just book some, book some profit there, $3.30, I'm going to give it a little higher price, $3.40 and see if we can get it there, okay, sold five at $3.40, so I got out of half the size of Boeing at $3.40, now maybe Google's going down a little bit but it's still left, it's at $7, all right, I'm going in for one contract on Google, so where do we stand, Boeing is up, Boeing is moving up, okay, Google is still a little down but we've got three contracts there, so I'll tell you what, I'm going to take the profit on Boeing because everything is looking, as you can see, there was definitely some selling there, so I'm going to take this off at $3.05, okay, and we've got $3.15 I believe and so we are up to $2.25, so it's about 7%, 8%, but what I'm thinking is that we need to focus on Google now, it's gone down to $6.1, so now I'd make it a five contract position, so I'm going to buy two more now at this point and that will be at a mid price of $6.10, $6.20, this will cost average nicely, $6.20, we are in at $6.20, so now our trade price on Google is $6.84 but it is going down, okay, so at some point now we'll let's see the total trade value here $6,800, so $3,400, so the way we can adjust is we can go and make it a debit spread, we've already have five contracts, so I don't want to add any more over there, so what we want to do is just sell five of the $11.32.5, so that would be $4.7, okay, we are going to get about $4.8, $4.9 maybe, yeah $4.8 and I'm going to sell five contracts there, so now we have a debit spread, we have


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What's going on, guys? Rudlinal here, and we are checking out some more Python code. We were back into our little object-oriented programming adventure, and now we're looking at constructors more in-depth. In the last video, we took a look at constructors and destructors and that sort of thing, but we were only passing one argument to the constructor. We were passing that self keyword, which is mandatory for all functions inside of a class. So what if we were passing more parameters and more arguments to that function, though? What if we sent in more information for the object to be able to process, and that sort of thing? So let's try it. Let's get idle started up. Drag this right over here so you guys can see it, and we'll get started with a new program, Ctrl-N. I'm going to save this as file.python for the moment. We can overwrite whatever's there. Get my shebang line going on, as always, and we can get started. Now we're going to want our class again. Remember, we don't use any parameters inside that declaration. We don't have any parentheses, and that sort of thing, and we use DEF to define a function in it for the constructor with two underscores, and we always want that self parameter no matter what we're doing. Let's get a deconstructor going on while we're there just to make sure it's working smoothly and everything like that. And let's not forget to create an object, first of all. Andrew can be our person. So if we run this, let's make sure the constructor is all set.  F5, run the program. Oh, got an error. There's an error in our program, expected in indented block. Let's see, what do we have here? Oh, now this is an interesting thing. If you ever define a function where you are not actually doing anything in there but you want to have that set up for later, you can't have anything in that. You can't just leave that function completely blank. So what you can do is you can type in pass. Now pass is a keyword that will do absolutely nothing. It's kind of interesting that we create that, but it makes the program wait or do nothing. So if you set up an infinite loop inside the infinite loop you had it pass, it'll do nothing over and over and over again. It'll just keep waiting. So let's try it though. Let's run this program again. Now that we have our pass in there and the constructor works. We're printing out hello world. So now let's get ourselves some more variables. Let's do self.name. We can have Andrew Robinson just like we did some of the earlier videos. Self.age can be, let's say, 18. Let's get ourselves a new function. Let's define a say hello self. We can print out self.name plus, and a new string here says, actually we can do who is, we can add on the, we can concatenate on the age. We can add another string variable except we should turn this integer into a string here with that string function. We can cast that data type and we can say says hello. Now that's all set. If we run this code, nothing happens because we aren't doing anything in the constructor, but we have Andrew. Andrew has been created. So if we look at Andrew with our auto completion feature with the control backspace, I'm sorry, the control space bar, we have all these variables. We have age, we have name, and we have say hello. Now say hello is a function or a method just like we've been working with and we can run that. Andrew Robinson, who is 18, says hello. Now this is using both the variables that we've set up. This is using the age, the integer form, 18 up there. And we're also using his name, Andrew Robinson. Okay, so this works for us, but what if we wanted to set this up in the person's declaration when we're activating that object? What if we passed in some arguments to the constructor? We can set up name and age. So this way self.name can equal age. I'm sorry, self.name can equal name and self.age can equal age. Now if we run this now, it's going to yell at us because it takes those three arguments and we've only passed in self because it doesn't automatically since it's an object, but we still have name and age to worry about. We can't just call it without those parameters. So let's pass in Andrew White this time and let's say he's 26. I don't care. At five, now that he's ran, we can have Andrew say hello inside our interactive shell. Andrew White, who is 26, says hello. Okay, that works for us. We can pass in those parameters. But what if we set up some default parameters? What if we went back to our constructor's declaration and took a look at name equals and then we can supply a string for this? Name can equal Andrew. Actually, we'll name him unnamed and the age can be zero because he hasn't actually been supplied yet. So we have Andrew. We can run. We can work with Andrew. That's fine. And we'll inside the script, we'll have Andrew say hello. Keep it easy. Now when we run it, Andrew White, who is 26, says hello. And now we can have, let's say, Bob. Bob is another person, but we're not going to pass any arguments to him. He's just going to use the default parameters. So now we have Bob. He's run, but we need to have him say hello. Now Bob is going to say unnamed, who is zero, says hello. Okay, so now we've got this to work. We have our little parameters here. We've used default parameters if they don't pass anything and that sort of thing. So let's work with a little bit more. Let's check out the deconstructor. If we have, let's see, actually let's get rid of Bob first of all. We don't need him anymore. We could comment him out, but I don't plan on using him. So we can just say print self.name in our case. Actually we can do rest in peace, self-name. And then who died at the age of, we're going to want to concatenate on there that string variable of self.age.  So now, okay, cool. So now if we run this, and I'm actually, I don't want to run this in idle though. I think I should run this from the terminal because I don't want idle to get mixed up with those memory things, with those having an instance be created and then destroyed and vice versa. So I'm going to change mod file.python. Now if we run file.python, Andrew Wright, who is 26, says hello. And rest in peace, Andrew White, who died at the age of 26. So we've taken in the parameters that we passed in the constructor for Andrew. And we've, let's see, we've added them to the constructor. And we've had him say hello with his name, with his age and everything. And then we've run the deconstructor, which he dies. Rest in peace, Andrew White, who died at the age of 26. Now let's try this with Bob again. Let's put Bob back in here. Bob equals a person. And let's not pass any arguments to him. If you actually, if you hit control backslash while you're inside the parentheses, you can see the variables that you're going to be wanting to pass in. But they are optional though. They're default parameters with unnamed and age zero. So if we have Bob and we just, we don't even tell him to say hello.  We don't care. So hey, let's check it out. Let's run file.python. And rest in peace unnamed, who died at the age of zero. Now Bob, we aren't modifying any of his things with the constructor here, but we are just using the name and the age that are set up as default parameters. So what if we took this to a different level though? What if we actually set up some functions to set the name and the age? We can define set name. We'll say self and name to be set to. Name to be set to, not name to bet to. Be set to. Get our code block going. I'm going to use my comments as usual. And we will use self.name can be equal to name to be set to. Or whatever you have named the argument inside your function declaration. Let's set this up again for the age. Self.age and then age to be set to. And change all these variables once again. And now we have Andrew. I'm not going to worry about Bob, but idle is not going to kill it. So we're not going to run it in idle. I'm going to switch back to my terminal. Clear the screen one at one more time. Andrew White, who is 26, says hello. Rest in peace, Andrew White, who died at the age of 26. Okay, so he's using the default things. But what if we set up Andrew and then we set his name to be Doug Larkin. Doug Larkin. And we can set, let's not set his age yet. But if we switch back to our terminal, idle to clear the screen and then file out Python. Andrew White, who is 26, says hello. And rest in peace, Doug Larkin, who died at the age of 26. So it's taking Andrew's name and changing it to Doug Larkin by using the function that we've already set so we can overwrite the current name variable. And we can do this again with Andrew.set age. And let's pass in, let's say, 9,854. Because people live that long or something. So, control L, run Python. And then Andrew White, who is 26, says hello. Rest in peace, Doug Larkin, who died at the age of 9,854. Repeating. So, thank you guys. Thank you for watching. I think we've covered everything in here. We've got some optional parameters. We've got some default parameters. We've set parameters for the constructor. We don't have to worry about parameters for the deconstructor because that's just silly. You would never be able to set that up. So, yeah. Thanks for listening, guys. Thank you for watching. It'd be cool if you could give me a like. Maybe leave a comment. Tell me what you think. And maybe subscribe, you know, do your thing. But I'll see you again. Thanks for watching, guys. And have a great day.


Hi everyone, Basel Chapman on this Wednesday, 23rd of February, this is the 11 a.m. tiger financial news network, market update, down to 83 at 33,512, it's not able to get away from that 33,500 level pushback again to the 33,830s where it was earlier this morning, days young, we're going to see what happens here, we've got this left side arch formation, isn't going to just fail today and target the 33,150 level of the 24th, look at the S&P, it has the same pattern, is it going to break support and go down to the walls of 4222.62 low of the 24th, it's at 4286 right now down 18, it was up big earlier on, it was up, the futures were up even more, it's at 4285, 32 down 19, the IWQQQ NDX100 is trading down towards the low of the day at 335.94, it is down over two points, but it had a beautiful left side test of the 334.15 low of the 24th, went to 20 cents above it yesterday 334.35 with a doji candle, I was anticipating there'd be some kind of a rally where there was but not sustainable, we're watching it closely, IWM Russell 2000, Russell 2000 is now down 72 cents, also gold is holding really well, gold is up two and a half in 1909, I have a one-to-one extension that says if it can break above 1920, 1928 would be the target and then we're going to have to watch it closely, that's an important moment, looking at Krudo also holding fabulously, look at this up 99 cents at 92.90, it's in a resistance area but it's holding extremely well and the TLT is the big problem, it's down again, down 86 cents at 137.74, yields just cannot get a break, they keep going higher, we'll see what happens here. I do want to mention, I had a message to say Larry Persevento's internet was down, could I full in, I said I'd full in for a little while until he's back up, he is back up, the Larry Persevento trade what you see show will be coming up very soon here, I am here as Larry just typed into the Dan Fabulous, we're waiting for your Larry, looking forward to it, don't forget folks, great programming all the way through the rest of the day, you've got Larry, you've got Think of Swarm Options program with Kevin Hanks, you've got, I think Steve did his show earlier on to be replayed at one and you've got Dave White and then you've got Tom Albright, have a great day, check up my opening call, my daily newsletter and see you tomorrow, have a great day, thanks for being here.


If the Q start building below 3.18.39 tomorrow, then yeah, I do think we'll have a proper backtest. Okay, again, nobody's saying we're going for the lows. Okay. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access a Trader.com nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody is doing okay. So, you know, let's talk about it. Last night, I thought I made a pretty decent case of why I thought a little bit of a backtest was kind of necessary for the first time. Just a kind of quick review for the first time. We saw a major stock like an NVIDIA go down actually reporting bad news. And then we saw something we haven't seen in a couple of weeks. Stocks such as a Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, so forth and so on, kind of fail right after reclaiming a previous range. And that was kind of what I called and just was called in general, a little bit of a bias. Right. Just the same way in a bear market when you have stocks just continue to go lower, lower, lower. Eventually, as nobody left to sell shares, you know, sellers get tired and the market just kind of reverses. And this is kind of the opposite, right? You know, the market has been going up for two weeks in a row. And yesterday was the first day that everything that we just talked about a couple of minutes ago kind of played out. And this is where buyers just got tired. And that's what it was. And we talked about a very, very key level last night. We went over it several times, just 318, 39 level.  And that's the whole point. I think, you know, I've been kind of driving this point home, especially for new traders. New traders are looking everywhere for the answers, right? Social media, this way, that way, this one, the outline, this one knows, this one doesn't know.  It's literally right in front of you. The same data that I have, you have in front of you. And every night when you do your research, you can make your assessment, right? You can have your opinion not based on ego and not based on what do you think is going to happen six months from now? What's going to happen tomorrow? Where are the key levels tomorrow that if those levels reclaim or those levels, in this case, break, you can take advantage of those levels. Now going into today from last night's video, you know, we talked about, nobody's talking about a crash, right? Nobody's talking about a crash. Nobody's talking about the markets that go back to the lows. All we're talking about was, hey, if this level gets taken now, 318, 39, there's a good chance we get to the 10 day moving average. And that's exactly what happened today. That's all it is. That was all the event. We talked about Tesla last night. We talked about in the video last night, day two after a missing earnings, and they all played out. And that was the whole point. And now after today's movie, you look up, you know, the Dow was down, what, nothing, 58 points. The S&P was down, nothing, half of a percent. And the Nasdaq after a phenomenal run.  All of the today was test back the 10 day moving average down a little bit more than 1% on the day. What I'd like to see, right, what I would love to see just one more day. I would love to see one more day of selling only because we can get down to this level here. This level here would represent like three different demand zones. And I think if we can get down to the 313 level, if we have one more day of selling, I think a lot of, a lot of, you know, novice traders, a lot of aggressive eager shorts to get trapped at that level. And then we could start moving back up. That would be the perfect world. Again, as we all know, we don't live in a perfect world. We don't trade in a perfect world. So we have to, like I said last night, always be ready for both sides of the market. And when you look at today's channels, right, I mean, obviously, you know, the semiconductor's got hit. Okay. You know, pretty much all over the place. And we'll get to the pivots in a second. NVIDIA, you know, just basically barely hung on to the 50-day moving average. And again, everybody understands how important the 50-day was. You see here the first time NVIDIA closed all the way on 4.6 below the 50-day moving average. What happened, right? So NVIDIA got spared today, right? Remember, that's today. So we're going to use today's channel, right? Going forward in the next few days is kind of the line of the saying. Because if this thing eventually does lose the 50-day. We don't know. You know, NVIDIA could turn around tomorrow and start taking out highs in a couple of weeks. But we do know, you know, from experience, we do know from technical, technical past performance that once we fall below the 50-day moving average, bad things happen. So this is something that we definitely, definitely want to watch for the next couple of days. And this is why we keep on reiterating the point on the overall market, right? We're above the 50-day moving average. And that's why you're getting so much really good aggressive buying on a day-to-day basis. Yeah, you'll have some days that the market takes a little bit of breathing. You have to be kind of ready for that and not be naive that it can't happen. But generally, right? That generally, we're seeing really, really bullish action. So in a perfect world, we get one more pull tomorrow. One little more pull tomorrow. And we retest that 313 level. There's definitely some names that I definitely like going into tomorrow's session on the downside, right? You know, names like Roku, right? Names like Roku that, you know, again, is maybe just one day away, if he could confirm to say his channel can get hit. Intel today, you know, we talked about Intel last night. Intel broke a pretty big channel here. You know, it should get down to this 34, 3350s level. Again, a continuation there as well. You know, look at a name for example, look at a name for example like, no, Envax, right? Envax got a hammer today, right? This is pretty much not in the same case as in the video as the day before. But you know, if this thing gaps up tomorrow and gets stuffed into supply, starts going, you know, green to red and loses today's channel, this thing should have a day two hit as well. So there's definitely, you know, there's definitely ideas to the downside. Even Tesla, which was pretty good today. Again, we covered Tesla last night in the video. I would love to see one more day, one more pull of this thing. So you could get, you know, if it starts breaking down below this little channel here, you know, maybe get down to this 327, 330 level. And then I kind of try to trap some shorts at that level, the 20 day moving average only to spike again. So there's definitely things I'm watching to the downside. Some charts that look interesting to the upside. Look at CVS is just kind of flagging here after a pretty good earnings run. A name for example, you know, look at some of the banks, not necessarily for tomorrow. I was just, I was going through this in P500. I kind of noticed how they were just hanging in there. You know, this is pretty good, right? This is when you know the market is stable and just resting a lot of groups that had good runs. Like for example, Goldman had a really, really good run. It is just resting, look at Citibank, right? It's just kind of going sideways. Even some of the insurance names, you know, like an Affleck look really, really good, right? I mean, the charts look healthy, right? Technology definitely getting a well-deserved pullback. And again, we're just trading day by day, you know, day by day, trade by trade. I have a plan again going for tomorrow.  No, I'm not thinking about it. Neither should you.  They're not going to blow you away with anything that number one is going to make your eyebrows raised.  So whatever the result of the CPI is the result of the CPI. That's why again, you have to be, you know, you have to be on the ball and have set up some both sides. Like after the close, for example, you had TTD. TTD looked great. You know, reported a really good quarter. Had a nice run prior to the quarter on the flip side.  And that's the whole point in this type of market. It's only down a little bit. Stock is only down $3 after the close. After a phenomenal run, including, you know, including, what was it? What was it? Blackstone? The Blackstone PR. So, you know, would it shock me if Coin turned around and when red to green tomorrow and exploded like pretty much everything else that reported subpar earnings? Not at all. You know, it wouldn't shock me at all. So again, the most important part is there's a lot of times in your trading career, like for example, when we were, you know, for seven months underneath the 50 day moving average, you know, again, we knew we were underneath the 50 day moving average. Yes, you're going to have some days that the market ran out, but the predominant days are going to be with the trend underneath supply. It was going to be negative. And now we have the complete opposite. Yes, you're going to have a couple of days of rest. Hopefully, again, like I said, we need one more day. I'd love to see just one more day of rest for the bulls. But again, would it shock me if they go higher tomorrow? Not at all. Again, even names like Microsoft held up fairly well today. So I'm going to kind of watch Microsoft as well just in case the market starts waking up as well. So nothing really should kind of throw yourself guard tomorrow. I think, again, if you do your research today and look at the names that had disappointing earnings, like a like an nvax for a possible day to decline, it's out there. When you look for a possible stock that stood out today as all the other tech names were kind of falling apart like a Microsoft. It's right there.  You could see where the strength is. So would it shock me if Microsoft starts taking out today's channels to the upside and we kind of start moving back the other way? Yeah, that's the one you want to focus on. You want to focus on the names that didn't go down during the client. So sometimes you have to put in a lot of thought. You have to start watching a lot of moving parts. But sometimes, again, you're just pretty much in the moment. You kind of know where the general dynamics of the market is. We had a great run. We had a two-day decline. We tested the 10-day moving average. Again, if we lose the 10-day moving average and this important level going into tomorrow, like yesterday, the important level we talked about in the video was 318.39. Today's important level is 315.40. If it loses 315.40 tomorrow, then, yes, we will get one more move down to this 313 level. And this is where you might want to start looking at some of your favorite stocks in case they do respect and defend their own levels. That's it. Pretty basic stuff going into tomorrow. A very solid session. The Qs lost their number, got smacked. Tesla, we talked about last night. Really, really good moves there as well. And now the day is over. And now we are moving on and focusing for the next trading day to see how many, how many more days of rest, or are we going to resume tomorrow's action. So let's talk about today's pivots again. Here is the big number. ETF lovers, 318.38. Huge area. It's the five-day support. If it builds below, it can flush. And again, went all the way down to the 315 level. Really nice move on the Qs. Nvidia got smashed today. 172.42, if it builds below, can flush, right? It traded down to 170. That was the 50-day moving average. Once it broke 170, it went all the way down to 167.5. That 67.5 is going to be your line in the sand for the next few weeks. And this is, again, what's so important about understanding technical analysis. You knew exactly where everything was. So here is the 72.40s, right? Here is the 170. It bounced. It took out 170 and went all the way down here. So this is, again, here's the line in the sand going forward. You got Tesla, again, just a phenomenal stock, long, short sideways. It doesn't make a difference. Just a phenomenal trading vehicle on both sides. 856, if it builds below, can flush. We'll try to find a cleaner entry. We just couldn't find it. But 856 was the big key here. And look at the move on Tesla. Just a phenomenal, phenomenal move. It took out 856. It took out, excuse me, 856 was the low here on the 10 days support. And it traded all the way down to 838. I think if this thing has one more day, one more day if it takes down today selling, I think you get somewhere in the 825s, 830 level for tomorrow. We'll see. We'll see if there's another entry there. Intel, again, I know a lot of you guys are still swinging this thing. This thing is way too slow for me. But hey, to each his own. Chart is a chart as a chart held five times daily. If it builds below, it can finally flush. Here's Intel. Again, is this a big move? Is this a small move? But no. Who knows? Listen to each his own, right? Beauty's in the eye to behold.  But hey, here's a 35 break. It held five times. It closed within 12 cents of the lows. If this thing confirms, should get down to 3370s. Nice move. So again, if you're swinging this thing, just manage your position. Wayfair never confirmed. Here's a little one that went up today. TGTX 757 needs to build. Not a huge move, right? But not everything could be a Tesla, right? Not everything could be a Tesla. So TGTX took out the 757, traded up to 776 before it came down a little bit. Hey, 20 cents on a $7 stock. I don't know. Is that good? Is that bad?  Fold never quite made it up to the 1273 level. Cues take on the way down. Yeah, they were coming for the 800 puts. It looked pretty violent for Tesla for a while. At one point we actually thought it might take a shot and hit those 820, 830 levels. But you can see they were lining up for those 800 weeklies expiration for the next few days. So who knows? Maybe we'll still get one more day of selling there. And that is it. So that's it. That's it. Sometimes the market is complex in your research. Sometimes it's pretty clean. We're kind of on both sides right now. We're just kind of in a distribution area that the stocks are just trying to get their second wind. Again, we'd like to see one more day. But if we don't, we definitely have ammunition back to the upside to see if we can get a resumption in upward bias. Guys, have a great night. God bless. And I will see you all tomorrow. Check out.


In today's video, we're opening never-before-seen vintage Yu-Gi-Oh products. What's up, guys? We're back with another Lars video. Lars has yet again. You guys saw the other video searching for the Stardust Ghostry. If you haven't seen that yet, go check it out. That was a pretty awesome video. He also sent some other stuff in the mystery box this time, which includes that crazy-looking vintage Yu-Gi-Oh construction pack. I don't know what to call that thing. It's a big, like, hex... What's the sixth side? It is a hexagon's five-sided, right? I can't remember. I need to go back to elementary school. Very weird-looking product. There's also a lot more than just that. But before we get into it, we have a giveaway. I'll be giving away these three cards, a Magician's Valkyria, the Red Eyes Yap artwork, and the Lost Art Dark Magician Girl. All you have to do? Like the video, be subscribed, turn on notifications. Let me know down below. What do you like the best out of all these different never-before-seen blister packs? And, by the way, I know it wasn't Lost Art. That's the Japanese, so it's not Lost Art, but it's the artwork that's the same as Lost Art. Okay, I get it. All right, we're going to go through this stuff one at a time. First of all, we have just a straight-up third-party blister of Invasion of Chaos that's about to come open. Like, this thing is pretty disgusting. It's seen a lot of things at its day. But let's just take a look at Excel Marketing. I feel like we've seen that many, many times in these third-party blister videos. But it seems like every time we do one of these, there's, like, a different third-party blister somehow. There's one very similar to one we've opened before, but the rest of them are all stuff I haven't seen. So, let's start with this one. There are, like, seven different, six different products. Okay, yeah. I don't know. There's a lot of packs to open today. So, let's just open this up. Really cool stuff. All right, there we go. All right, this one's, like, eww, look at that. That thing got wet or something. So, hopefully the pack is fine. This thing definitely has seen better days. Let's see if it can see the best days by pulling the CED, BLS, you know, Democ, something like that. Four LARS, because we pulled pretty good yesterday. Let's see if we can continue that today. One, two, three, four. Here we go. We have Sacred Crane, Curse Seal of Verbind Spell. Gigantus, why is this not focusing right now? There we go. Gigantus, Multiplication of Ants. Grimaju de Aiza, Giga Gagagigo. Fenrir, and we have Crimson Ninja. Oh, no, there's one more. And the Dark Dry Ceratops. Seems like the cards are fine. Nothing weird happened to those. All right, next pack we have a Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon Pack. Check that out. Very nice. It's got, you know, Trading Card Game Yu-Gi-Oh, nothing too crazy on there. Legends, oh, we remember Legends. This kind of looks like Ninja's new logo. This does not look like Ninja's new logo, the little hair thing. We just figured out Ninja's actually a former Legends employee named One Pack. Look for Legends, Games, and or Trading Cards. So, Legends, Game, and or Trading Cards, yeah, but they don't make any of the Trading Cards. They just repackage them. So, kind of interesting to be like, look for our Trading Cards, even though they're not actually ours. I feel like we've definitely opened this before. I think we've opened these, the Legends. Maybe that's where we knew them from. Interesting. So, we have looked for them before. Let's open this thing up. Legend of Blue Eyes Pack. This is probably a 2003 pack. So, really good stuff inside. LOB. All right, the problem is focusing up here. Now down here, it's a little blurry, but I mean, it looks really good right here. So maybe it's worth it. Okay, Legend of Blue Eyes, US and Canada. We're starting off hot. Going with the 2003 Legend of Blue Eyes Pack and an IOC Unlimited Pack. This is a pretty crazy start. Yeah, there's a lot of good packs in this video coming up. It's a very vintage. We have the main eater, not the bug, just the main eater. We have Remove Threat. Steel Locogrado, number one. Monster Egg, the 13th grave. Yorabi, come on, give us a Blue Eyes. Two Mount Dark Ruler, that'd be amazing. Hinotama, and we have a, oh, a Monster Reborn. Ultra Rare Unlimited Original. Not 2002, but 2003. And look at it, it looks pretty clean. Okay, time to sleeve that up. Monster Reborn out of one pack and look at the original Monster Reborn foiling. Just check this out, another word focused in. Look at that. That is beautiful. That background looks so good. LOB Unlimited Classic Pull. I mean, you can open LOB as much as you want, but when you open the originals, I mean, compared to the 25th Spawn and everything, that foiling on those originals looks so good. All right, let's take a little trip back to Yu-Gi-Oh, GX, generation next. So we have both Dark Beginnings of the original with Yu-Gi. Then we have Jade and Yu-Gi. I really like this packaging because it has both of them on it, $4.99. There's only two packs, two packs inside. There's a little, yeah. So look, oh, our favorite vintage sports cards, or is it sports cards? Yeah, they're the ones who did the counterfeit UDE stuff. They repackaged all the flaming men and everything. So always fun to see them. Look for Shonen Jump GX cards inside. I am, I'm looking. All right, this one's actually in like pretty good shape. It almost looks brand new. Like it looks really, really nice, but we're gonna destroy that now. Oh my, oh, it's painful. This is not gonna open easily. Yeah, that didn't really do much. It didn't help. All right, it's time to stop the tragicness that is me opening this. Let's make sure it doesn't go all the way up. Okay, it doesn't, okay, we can cut this right here. Scissor time. Don't see these very often. Actually, I just found these scissors. I used them like five years ago and I found them when we were moving. All right, there we go, there we go. We figured it out. That took entirely too long to open. All right, but vintage sports cards like to glue the packs on there, which I'm hoping they didn't do this time. Well, okay, it seems like they did maybe. All right, so here we go. They are attached at the hip, or maybe not the hip, maybe at the head, okay. Let's do GX first.  Generation next, right here. Lost Millennium. Focus in buddy, let me just do that so we can, yeah, there we go. All right, the Lost Millennium TLM. Can we get that Ancient Geogolum? Dr. Kraula. I haven't seen that in a very long time. All right, one, two, three, four. We have Wind of Charmer. There we go. Miss Polymerization. Mung Fighter. King of the Skull Servants. Battery Charger. Area, the Water Charmer. Elemental Hero, Burst into Tricks. Mindful Eruption. And we have a Royal Surrender, so no foil in that one. That's okay, we got another chance right here with Dark Beginning, and it's craziness going on there. All right, there's little Yugi. Yugi Moto. Let's see what Yugi can pull us. Will it be something epic? This is Dark Beginning one, so they got some pretty cool stuff, like Blue Eyes in here. Let's see, I think this is the one I had Blue Eyes from, was Dark Beginning. I think it might be right after this. I can never remember. Dark Beginning I feel like might be normal, but let's find out. Invader of the Throne. Ruxen Special, okay. Gross Ghost of Fled Dreams. This monster feeds on the dreams of an unwary sleeper dragging the victim into eternal slumber. Suijin. Slot Machine, where's his little brother? Lavrenthal, no little brother here. Curse of Dragoon. And a magic drain. That's us. Oh, no foil, all the pain, light, force, sword. Gamble, Jam Breeding Machine, Cheerful Coffin, and Chain Energy. All right, no luck there, but that's okay. We've actually got another GX mixed with the original. So they actually hear, according to Vintage Sports Cards, which doesn't mean much because they sold a counterfeit Yugi cards. They have Yugi and Flaming Eternity as an original set, not as a GX set. Some people say this has a GX set. So, I mean, whether you agree with Vintage Sports Cards or not, it's not really a strong point, but just throwing that out there. Let's cut this thing open this time because we know better than to try to rip it open. Okay, let's go for the Lost Millennium first. So the glue was extremely sticky. Oh, we gotta go. It's not gonna work there. I gotta go like this. And that's a little easier. Let's see if we can get something big. We have Flame Wingman. We have Ancient Gear Golem. We have Brain Control. I feel like I'm forgetting two big ones. Elements of Hero Thunder Giants in here. We have Medusa Wyrm. Avian. Rock Wombardment. We have Hita, the Fire Charmer. Desk Wombats. And D.D. Survivor. So it survived the glue, but it is still not a foil. Okay, Flaming Eternity. See what we can get you here. Sacred Phoenix obviously is what we're looking for. There's also the, well, man. Oh no, why am I forgetting the name? Phoenix Wing Wind Blast. There we go. There's a lot of good cards in here actually, but those are some of the good ones. One, two, through all the Ultis in here though, look amazing. So if we get an Ulti, we'll be super pumped. Mechadog Marin. Space Mamba. We got a Star Wars ship. We got Threatening Roar. The Dark Hex Seal Fusion. Beast Soul Swap. Element Valkyrie. Refusion. Rescue Cat, that's a good comment. And we have, oh, a Super Rare Behemoth. The King of All Animals. This does come in Ulti and it looks pretty sweet. That is a Super Rare. We have not had a foil since the Monster Reborn, so that is nice to pull something. All right, not too bad. All right, we are gonna actually make a little trip into the original. So if you guys remember, we've opened a blister very similar to this before with the three packs and it's this shape where it's very hard to show on camera, but as you can see, Ancient Sanctuary down there. Over $11 value for $7.99, now $4.99. I mean, it's great deals. First edition. I just saw that first Ed Legacy of Darkness. First Ed Rise of Destiny. I don't know about the Ancient Sanctuary because it's covered up, but that's pretty awesome. Let's get this thing open. I just looked at the back of this thing and this thing has a relinquished like magic ruler and none of these are magic ruler packs. That's so random. That's kind of weird. All right, we have our three packs, Unlimited Ancient Sanctuary. So we'll definitely start with that. First Ed's of these. All right, this thing's got a little ponytail going on. Let's, Yugi's got a new hairstyle. Let's open this pack up and see if we can get Enemy Controller. That's our goal. One, two, three, or a secret would be pretty amazing. We have a Arcane Archer of the Forest, Dust Barrier, Sonic Jammer, Desert Sunlight, Armor Breaker, Judgement of the Desert, Absorbing Kit from the Sky, Goblin Thief. Oh, and a Needle Burrow. I thought there was one more. Super Rare Needle Burrow. Very nice. All right, another foil back to back. Super, it's pretty nice looking foil there. Now we have Rise of Destiny, which I don't know if this is a hobby pack or not, but there are some good cards. Da Koichi is a good retail card. Ulti, I should say. So if we can get that, that wouldn't be bad either. A lot of good hobby ones like the Creator and stuff. One, two, three, four. Don't stick there. We have the Element Sorus. Mokey Mokey Smackdown, Harpy Lady Three. We have the Mokey Mokey King, Tactical Espionage Expert, Element Magician, Harpy's Hunting Ground, Minehack Cirks, and we have a Ultimate Rare Serial Spell. All right, so this was a retail or one of the Euro packs, because Euro could have both, but this was not a hobby pack for sure, because this is a retail Ulti, but wow, that is a nice looking one actually. Not expensive, but very nice looking. I will say, let's check the back. How's the scuffing? Actually pretty good. I mean, there's some on there, but Rise of Destiny can be really bad with scuffing, so not terrible. We'll take an Ultimate. We're on the three hollow streak right now. Okay, first edition Legacy of Darkness. Here we go. Recently in the 100 pack opening for the new year, we had a good pull out of Legacy of Darkness. If you guys missed that, it's a long video. Go check it out. It's a good watch. We actually had some really good pulls. So go check that out if you missed it once or maybe you watched it and didn't finish it. Go see what happened at the end. Pop and Magic of Dark Ruler. We have Greywing ready for intercepting. Also, don't forget to subscribe to the channel. If you're not subscribed yet, Nutri and Z, Super Robo Yari, we have Barka Dark Ruler, Wing Minion, Burst Breath, and no, afraid the Matchless General, not the Mattress General. You guys remember that? Made it short about that when I accidentally said that. The Matchless General First Edition Ultra Rare. That's a four hollow streak. That little three-pack blister had all foils in it. All right, we're hot right now. Let's open up this Yu-Gi-Oh GX. There's one more of these. And then we have another awesome three-pack blister and then the big hexagon slash septum, whatever that shape is called. Somebody let me know in the comments. All right, that's my best opening of this so far. Look at that. But now it's gonna be glued, so it's gonna be hard, but still, I'm very proud of myself. All right, Ancient Sanctuary First Edition. Okay, that's pretty good. I'll save that because it's first-ed. Lost Millennium, I'm putting it upside down because it's glue on it. No one is gonna get on the mat if I can avoid it. No reason to risk it. It's probably wouldn't stick, but no reason to risk it. We have the Battery Man Double-A. Let's see what we can get out of the Lost Millennium. Guardian Statue. I don't think we've gotten anything. We've had two packs already. Comin' on the tableau, Earth Charmer, Battery Charger, Sparkman, Mind Field Eruption, Clayman, and a Hero Signal. Da-da-da, Hero Signal. Okay, nothing there. We broke our four hollow streak. That's unfortunate, but first-ed Ancient Sanctuary. You got this. You're gonna turn this thing back to where we were. You're gonna get us a first-ed Enemy Controller. Lars is doing pretty well so far today, which is, I mean, what do we really expect out of Lars? It happens every time. Knight of Salem, already a good start to this pack. Dora of Fate, Mystical Shineball, Delta Attacker, we are still recording. We have the Backfire, you gotta make sure. Three of Lakuta, Earthquake, Pharaoh Servant, no Pharaoh Servant pack yet, but there is one comin' up. And the Agent of Judgment Saturn, first edition. Man, he's gettin' good luck, too old. The packaging. The packaging. No. Look at this. It's completely bent. No. No, the packaging. It's so, I thought it was safe, actually, but yeah, the pack, there wasn't a lot of support for the pack, so this thing is straight up just bent. Oh no, that is so sad.  It's first edition, too. That's a real bummer. Sometimes these third-party blisters are really cool and fun, but sometimes that happens, and that's a little sad.  So hopefully nothing's bent in there. We have seen bent stuff out of MFC before. IOC, so this is a really good selection. Pharaoh Servant, MFC, IOC. This is the one we opened, a very similar one. I don't think it was this exactly. I think it was MFC, like, LOD and maybe AST or something like that. Maybe it was Pharaoh Servant, and so maybe it was LOD there. Okay, the back has another magic ruler, but it's blue, very interesting. All right, we got this out pretty smoothly, so let's be careful and get this off, because, you know, just in case, we don't wanna add any extra damage that was already there, like, you know, the Agent of Judgment Saturn, you know, that thing got straight up bent in the package, so we gotta be extra careful not to do anything extra. Here we go. Pharaoh Servant, one, two, three, four. Here we go. We have Harpy's Brother, Rain of Mercy, these are unlimited. Magic Crusher, I'll still take it either way. We have Fire Dragon, Flame Champion, Respect Play. Grouchin' Kuwagata, by the way, this is me and Lars, like, Respect. We have Grouchin' Kuwagata, Souls of the Forgotten, and a Forced Requisition, so nothing crazy there. Let's do the IOC next, and then we can do MFC, so let's see if I can get this off with the glue. There we go. Don't really get the glue off, but that'll work. IOC Unlimited, had good luck so far today. We pulled, like, five or six foils, which is pretty good for a bunch of random, random, you know, third-party stuff, but it is a blister shield, so it could be completely random. You just never know what happened before they put it into the blister. We have Terror King Salmon, Ladybug, Recycle, a Hero Emerges, Ruxen Special, anti-aircraft flower. We have the Yellow Luster Shield, Burning Algae. Oh, Jamabalack, and a, ooh, ah, Berserk Gorilla. Not the end of the opening, because we still have the crazy hexagon thing. That's not a hexagon. Pentagon? The Pentagon, that's the five one. Maybe it is a hexagon, isn't it? Because what's the shape of the Pentagon building? A Pentagon, but how many sides does it have? I feel like it has five. Okay, so maybe this is a hexagon. I might be right. Okay, four from the back. Can we get a Dark Magician Girl? Can we get a Dark Paladin or a Breaker? Those are the big ones that I want. There's some other good ones as well. Roulette Barrel, let's go. Pineapple Blast, United Resistance, give us that Dark Magician Girl. Second Goblin, Formation Union, Freezing Beast. How many, I think it might be the next one. Here we go, MFC Unlimited. Give us that awesome pull. Ooh, a super rare, Skilled Dark Magician. So while it's not a big, like, ultra secret, still a very classic card. I like this card, Skilled Dark Magician. Very nice. So another foil pull for Lars. All right, we are onto the Mysterious Shape here, which is gonna be very hard to show. It's just very large. We have five plaques plus free variant card, free game card and free deck box. So there's the deck box right there. Kinda says the same thing there. Vintage sports cards on the bottom. So not much else to show you, except for what's in there. It kinda shows you everything. So let's just get this thing open. All right, here we go. Let's open this top up. What does it look like?  Nothing in the middle there. Just a bunch of cardboard. Okay, pull this out. Except that didn't come out, the deck box. All right, so this textured one's pretty classic. That brings back some memories right there. That's pretty cool. A little scuffed already, but is there anything in there? Oh, that's where the extra card is.  How many are there? Are they gonna be commons? Put your bets in now. Let's see. Oh, mass bees, Duelist League. That's cool. And then a Cobra Jar. So that, oh wait. And Book of Taiyo, so yeah. That's pretty cool though. That's actually not terrible. Oh wait, they didn't show this magic ruler pack. That's pretty cool. So let's do LOD first, that's probably the one we've opened the most. All right, just gonna leave this back here. Let's see. LOD Unlimited. Can we pull something good? One, two, three, four. We have Twin Headed Wolf. Bubble Crash. Robotic Knight. Double Stand, Devil Stand, Maharagi. I think that's a short print. Thorstone Unit, Super Roboyaru. Barkadark Ruler, give us a secret. Come on. Ooh, Array of Revealing Light. That is not a secret at all. Legacy of Darkness. Legacy of Darkness, I think they printed a lot of because you find it in a lot of these third party blisters and we've opened a lot of it on the channel. It's a little bit more accessible these days so I think there was a lot of it available back then. We have Wingbeat of Giant Dragon. Doesn't make it any less cool though with the secrets. Life of Resorting Machine, Creatious Option, Thanksgiving Mirror, Batricid of Darkness, a Faint Plan, Skull 9 number two and the Drop-Off, another Hollow. He's doing really well. Drop-Off, just getting a lot of foil cards. Pretty decent card actually. It's like, is it worth it though? Cause it's a one for one, but it could be. Sometimes it's really good. All right, L.O.N. Time. Gym and I.Elf. Here we go. Three more packs in this video. It's been super fun opening all these third party blisters. One, two, three, four. We have a worm, Dracke. Amazon, Archer. Destruction. Bewitchment. Bonheimer. Unfriendly Amazon. So what's been a lansta? Batal and the Jam Reading Machine. Okay, nothing too crazy there, but that's cause we're saving it all for the Pharaoh's Servant pack right here. We do have a magic roll after this as well, but Jynzo and B, not BLS. Two Eyes, Blue Dragon. Blue Eyes, Tune Dragon is what I'm trying to say. Oh my goodness. Are gonna be back to back. Jynzo and Blue Eyes, Tune Dragon will be back to back. We have Drill Bug. Dark Fire Soldier number one. Metal Detector. Flying Comic Hero number two. Gift of the Miskallel. World Suppression. Burning Land. Dark Fire Soldier number two. Again? Again, there's, no, that was number one and number two. Okay, and Magic Drain. All right, saving it for the last pack. Final pack in the strange shape package of third-partiness. We have Magic Ruler Original Unlimited 2002. Here we go. An original MRL, Tune Dragons, like probably like $125 ungraded. So it's pretty expensive. It's a pretty nice card. One, two, three, four. And then you could grade it as well. Oh, a great start. Hungry Burger. That's amazing. We have the Commencement Dance. Metal Fish. Eternal Rest, Darth Maul. Tailor of the Fickle. Chain Energy. High Tide Geosian. Boar Soldier, is this the last card? If you guys enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe to the channel. Thank you and shout out to Lars. Make sure you let him know in the comments for sending us this awesome stuff. Let's pull the Tune Dragon right now. Or a Giant Rat. All right. That was still a lot of fun. There was a lot of good pulls today. Shout out to Tomfoshow, Puffins of Doom, Ernesto Dianna, America Doidster, Brad, KK Beats, Annotatai Show, Ian Musa, Jr. Barting, Robert F., Thomas McLean, Cheng Ling, and Joey Castle. Thank you guys for supporting the channel. And I'll see you guys next time. Peace.