I am delighted to be a moderator for the announcement of the 2021 winner of the International Letter Writing Competition. Distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen, since 1971, the Universal Postal Union has encouraged young writers aged between 9 to 15 years old to write letters on a given theme. This year, it is of additional importance as the UPU is proud to be holding its 50th competition. The competition raises awareness about the role played by postal services in all our societies. Letter Writing helps develop young people's skills in composition and enables them to express their thoughts clearly. Each year, millions of children take part in the competition and in doing so promote literacy and contribute to the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and help strengthen the bounds of international friendship. Over the last 18 months, we have all been profoundly affected by the coronavirus. Most importantly, how have young people in Batuquelo felt about the momentous changes? This year, SIM sets out to explore the experiences as we asked them to write a letter to a family member about your experience with COVID-19. I would now like to invite the Director General of the UPU, Sir Charles Sain, to step forward to an after-winner. Distinguished delegates, dear colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, a very warm welcome to this special event announcing the winner of the International Letter Writing competition. The International Letter Writing competition is a global competition that involves millions of children from dozens of countries and is held every year. From the very start of my time as Director General, I've always relished the opportunities to celebrate the lives and experiences of these young people. A few days ago, at my press conference, I mentioned about how children who are able to seize this opportunity can rise to the highest level. Each of the winners of this STEM competition, now 50 years old, is an individual whose talents quite literally is a bright beacon for everyone to see. At every event celebrating this competition, I have experienced this myself when listening and talking to the winners. They all seem to have a special gift, whether it is singing, poetry, public speaking or numerous other accomplishments. The winners all display wisdom, strength of character that goes far beyond their years, something that makes them stand out as individuals and as ambassadors of their generation. I believe it is the flame of youth. It is therefore sad that this year, this year's winner cannot be with us today. Unfortunately, the ongoing pandemic has made this impossible. But I know she is with us in spirit and after all, we have the undeniable power of their winning letter. But even sadder is that this year's theme is write a letter to a member of your family about your experience of COVID. Our accomplished writer is yet another victim of this terrible pandemic. But even without her being present, her voice can be heard. It speaks directly to us through her stimulating letter. The winner of the Universal Postal Union's National Letter Writing Competition 2021 is none other than Nubesha Slam, a 14-year-old girl from Sahel, a metropolitan city in north eastern Bangladesh. Please give her a big round of applause. Nubesha's letter and her story is told against the background of the pandemic and its deadly impact on the Bangladesh. She is taken, she is talking to her young sister Amal and is grabbing the pain felt by the family at the loss of their aunt to the deadly disease. The letter combines the strong elements of emotions, thoughts on the weather and the mediation of life and what it means to live. The 193 countries, 7.9 billion people, bust the virus. Can you imagine nature's rage? Is she being vengeful? Are we being punished for wrecking her world? Does that mean we have been held captive in our own very homes? Or maybe she's ushering us to our senses, making us realize our mindlessness, wrongdoings. Just how much would do, how man would do it if I did something wrong?  Nubesha's letter is also surely speaking to everyone about our experience of the last 18 months when she mentions her fears. Once my third grade English teacher has asked her, has asked what I fear most, I remember answering thunderstorms and spiders, but now I'll say it is death as well as the fear of losing someone. Alia, Alia, she says in a message to us all, the virus is deadly, so is losing hope, but even I mean such pain and loss, Nubesha does not give up hope, again she returns to image of the nature that surrounds us. The sun is setting among the foliage, making the end of the last day of the year an arrival of a new dawn of a new year. I may have lost Bupi, but I still got the hopes of meeting Yusun. Your name means hope, Amal, and that is what is unique to you. She ends with a line, but never lose hope, Amal, never. Stingy delegates, ladies and gentlemen, my warmest congratulations to Nusheiba, Nubesha and my colleagues will invite her to ban as soon as possible when she will have possibility of travel there. I would also like to congratulate the runners, runner-ups in the competition, Bruno Ivanovich, 14 years old from North Macedonia, and the third place went to Doa Anna II, aged 14 years from Vietnam. Please give them a big round of applause. Allow me also to warmly thank the Bangladesh Post, especially Mr. Siraz Houdin, the director-general for all his help. Finally, let me encourage everyone watching to make sure their country's children can take part in future competitions like this. Thank you very much, and I wish you a successful event. Thank you, madam. Thank you, director-general, and I would like to play a short video from the window, which was generously put to us by Bangladesh Post, in particular, I would especially like to thank Mr. Siraz Houdin, the director-general of Bangladesh Post, for his dedication and commitment. Dear Amal, I wasn't jealous of all the attention you get when mom and dad told me I was going to have a little sister, not even when they bought a crib for you where I spent the first two years of my life sleeping on a floor mattress. But I did envy you when I realized you had a protective womb shielding from the deadly outside world, and I didn't. Still find it hard to believe that you'll be all grown up as you're reading this tall and intelligent, just like your sister here. I hope you're living a blissful life. Rom not. You never know when a slight drizzle can turn into a violent storm. What seemed to be a two-weeks-much-needed mid-spring break came to be an incessant imprisonment to our very own home. The suddenness of how life took a U-turn in a matter of weeks makes this even more chilling. You must know what I'm talking about. You must have books lined up with the struggles of me and others like me. But this is my story, sister to sister, never to be known by anyone else. Looking back, I realized how naive I was. Pandemic, quarantine, SARS, terms I never heard before. The more everything made sense, the more my heart shrank. I was such blinded by my faith in technology that the thought of a possible outbreak never occurred to me. 193 countries, 7.9 billion people versus a virus. Can you imagine? Is this mother nature's rage? Is she being vengeful? Are we being punished for wrecking her world? Does that mean we're being held captive in our very own homes? Or maybe she's ushering us to her senses, making us realize our mind lives wrong doings. Just how ma would do if I did something wrong. Maybe this is why nature is a she, a mother to the mankind. Virus is deadly, and so is losing hope. Numbed by the already wrecked up world, I didn't know what to do.  The brushes and paints didn't pique my interests. For the first time, I abandoned an unfinished painting. I didn't know what to do when mom sank into depression. I just stood there motionless as she kept struggling with sleep and appetite. Why didn't I do anything? I could have stroked her head and comforted her by saying, ma, don't worry, everything's going to be fine. Truth be told, I didn't know if things were going to be okay. I couldn't help our mom. What kind of daughter does that make me? Sometimes I wished all this were a nightmare that I'd jolt up with the alarm going off and ma telling me I'd be late for school. Once, my third grade English teacher had asked what I feared most. I remember answering thunder, storms, and spiders. But now I'd say it's death, as well as the fear of losing someone. Just when things were being a little easy on us, unimaginable happened. Who'd be passed away? You may not know her, Mal, but she was a great person. The passed down to me, grandma's only daughter. A little ill at the morning, grasping for life in the evening and gone by night. That's what COVID does to you. Puppy was rested in her family burial ground. Guilt stabbed in the heart when I went near her. Took the time spent with her for granted. I'd never get to see the smile that bloomed on our face every year as I handed her a sorry to her need. Fled from her funeral to the woods nearby as I couldn't be receiving her lifeless face. Amal, she was so excited about you, making this nakshikantha baby quills, one of which I managed to get from a crowded bedroom. The outlines of the floral motifs on it had been embroidered in black. Fate didn't let her embroider the rest of it, but I have to. To keep you warm as you arrive in the freezing January. Because the world is a will that never stops spinning. You have to carry on what others have left. You have to fight your way through unfortunate times with trust and patience. The sun is setting among the foliage, marking the end of the last day of the year and the arrival of a new dawn of a new year. I may have lost Puppy, but I still got the hopes of meeting you soon. Your name means hope, Amal, and that is what's unique to you. You've been fooling my hopes for better times. This story doesn't end here. You don't know what's coming next in life, but never lose hope, Amal. Never. And now I would like to invite the UPU, the future director-general, Sir Klova Raskal, to give his remarks. Merci. Thank you very much. We've all been touched, not only today, but every time we get to see young people with this type of testimony, every Congress, this is something that marks the Universal Postal Congress and the Union when we have this letter-writing competition. Many things stay in our minds. Those who have attended many Congresses may recall the testimony of each of these winners. And each time the letter-writing competition brings an additional element, a dimension to our work. It's part of the DNA of our organization. It's part of the culture, bringing youth in, young people. Millions of children take part in this competition. And the IB would like to thank all member countries. Each year and year after year, they encourage, they set up the national competitions. And as you can see, and as the secretary-general was able to say, it leads to the crowning of the winners of these competitions. And it allows us here to see how young people are getting through their daily lives, the difficulties, the challenges. And we can hear what they have to say. And we need to hear their testimony. It's part of the UPU as well. And I want on behalf of the secretary-general and the International Bureau to encourage young people to continue to participate. This is something that is vital to us all. We need to see young people. They are our future. Thank you. Thank you, DDG. Now we are in the interactive stage. And I would invite any representative from Bangladesh, North Macedonia or Thailand, if they wish to make a brief statement, no more than three minutes long. I kindly ask you to speak into your microphones connected to Zoom. Yes. This is... This is Director-General of Bangladesh's Post-Mamak Sri Rajuddin is here. I'm speaking. Thank you, Chair, for giving me the floor. Honourable Ministers, Honourable Chair, Honourable Director-General and Deputy Director-General of UPU, newly elected Director-General and Deputy Director-General of UPU. Ladies and gentlemen, a very good morning to all. At the very beginning, on behalf of the Government of Bangladesh, I would like to extend my heartiest thanks to the Government of the Republic of Kodivua for hosting this Congress in Abizan amidst such a pandemic. That super arrangement, warm hospitality and cordial reception is commendable. I also express my profound gratitude to the UPU officials for their unforgettable cooperation in making this Congress a huge success. I'd like to thank sincerely Mr. Bishar Hussein, Director-General of UPU and Mr. Pascal Plibez, Deputy Director-General of UPU for their hard work and dedication and untiring efforts towards the UPU as well as its member countries in the last nine years. I wish them every success in the days to come. I would avail this opportunity to express my felicitation to Mr. Matoki and Mr. Marzan for winning the mandate to run the UPU as a new DG and a new DDG for the next four years. We are fully sanguine that their able leadership will push in a new era for the global postal arena. Last but not least, I would like to congratulate all the newly elected members of the Council of Administration and the Postal Operations Council. Congratulations are also due to United Arab Emirates for their hosting the 28th Universal Postal Congress in 2025. Excellency ladies and gentlemen, it is indeed honour and privilege for me to deliver speech on the occasion of winning the 50th International Letter Writing Competition by a Bangladeshi girl, Ms. Nubia Islam. I find the letter written by her extremely uplifting and thought-provoking. I congratulate her on her excellent achievement. The 50th International Letter Writing Competition is an opportunity for the children to tell the world about their experience in this momentous month and to remind everyone, high literacy is so very important for child's future. This year's competition is a moment in history as this competition in celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2021. Bangladesh Post also organises letter writing competition every year that plays a vital role in forming as well as enhancing the habit of letter writing among the young people. Participants are encouraged to express their creativity and refine their language skills in the form of a letter. Distinguished delegates, we are living in an era of fourth industrial revolution which embodies advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, the internet of things, generating engineering, quantum computing and more. It is undeniable the fact that the volume of personal letters is decreasing day by day with the rapid pace of digitisation. However, the eternal appeal of writing a letter has reminded the same as it had been before. The International Letter Writing Competition helps young people develop their skills in composing and foster their enjoyment of their writing. It is also excellent way of making young people aware of the important role postal services play in the society, a role that has become even more noteworthy during the global pandemic. Distinguished guests, Bangladesh would like to express their sincere thanks and profound gratitude to the member countries of the EU for keeping their faith once again on us with your unequivocal support. Bangladesh has been elected to the CA for the seventh time. Rest assured, we would spare no pains to prove ourselves worthy and your trust and support. Thank you all for a patience hearing and I wish you a safe return to him. Thank you. And that completes the announcement. Thank you very much.


When you switch to Linux or as you continue your journey into using Linux one of the choices that you'll end up having to make is what desktop environment should you choose and While some of us end up you choosing a window manager instead of desktop environment the vast majority of people Still use a desktop environment and when you try to make that choice you have several choices to choose from When you make that choice you have several choices to choose from that's a lot of choice in that sense right there But the point is is that there's a lot of desktop environments out there to choose from and really you can't make a wrong choice But the question is how do you make an informed decision on which one to choose first? So what I thought I'd do today is talk about the 10 things I've come up with that make a good desktop environment Now the 10 things that I've chosen for this list aren't all inclusive Like there are probably other things that I could have put on here So just keep that in mind as we go through the first thing is Easy theming and customization now if you've watched the channel you should not be surprised that I've put this number one on the list and Well, I don't really think it's the most important It definitely is important when you're choosing a desktop environment at least for me and I think for a lot of people too because when you use a desktop environment you want to have some choice over how it looks and Even if you're using something like GNOME you want to have some choice over how it looks and feels and The GNOME foundation has found this out over the last few years when they've tried to take customization options the way the community kind of Goes up in arms and slowly they're bringing in more customization features for that reason So when you choose a desktop environment Having easy access to themes and customizations is very important and it doesn't have to be the all-encompassing customization options of something like KDE it can be something simple like the theming options in Mate or Cinnamon or X FCE Really how the desktop environment does it doesn't really matter as long as there's something there that allows you to make it look How you like and that's really what's important now The next one is one that you wouldn't really think needs to be on the list But after using desktop environments now for five years off and on I know for a fact that it's not a given that you can easily access the settings now the vast majority of Desktop environments have a settings panel of some sort in fact I'd say all of them the problem comes in is that they're all of varying levels of quality So the GNOME desktop settings that usually comes with standard vanilla GNOME is not too bad It's very nicely organized. You can move around it really fast There's not a ton of settings there that's going to confuse everybody and it just works really well KDE on the other hand if you've used KDE plasma, you'll know that the settings panel there is a mess and This is coming from someone who loves KDE and considers KDE the best desktop environment It's still a mess their settings panel is all over the place and because they have so many settings It's hard to find stuff in the KDE settings panel And while they've tried over the last few years to make it better and they have made it better It used to be way worse than it is now It's still not as new user friendly or even user friendly than some of the other settings panels that exist in other desktop environments, so When you're making a choice between what desktop environment to use Keep in mind that your access to settings is going to Have to go through Some barriers depending on what desktop environment you've chosen The next one on the list is intuitive access to applications in search Now again, this is one that you wouldn't think really needs to be on the list But some desktop environments don't do a very good job of having a menu that works really well Most of them do okay, but a lot of them have a tendency to have Their applications Categorized in odd ways so that you see applications in multiple different places that can be a mess A lot of them have it so that their search functionality doesn't work all that well So you either search from the menu or you have to search from another tool However, you have to search it's not really well integrated with the system So it doesn't work all that well and some of them have it where it is too easy for you to actually access search And you accidentally hit search when you're meant to be doing something different So the menu system inside your desktop environment really matters It's oftentimes the one way you access all of your applications All of your document and file and application search and often turn your computer off The that menu is super important and having intuitive and easy and well-designed access To all of those things in one place is super important And again, it's not something that all desktop environments actually do all that well So just keep that in mind the next one on the list is not going to apply to everyone However, I think it is really important So sensible key bindings need to be a thing in every desktop environment and for the most part they are But they're not universal And I don't think that it's wrong that they're not universal But again, it's something that you have to kind of keep in mind So for example in the vast majority of ubuntu based distros control alt and t will bring up a terminal That's usually the Key binding that is most commonly used to bring up a terminal That is a good key binding because that's what I expect it to be and it's been that way for a very long time When you get into a desktop environment that doesn't have that key binding or has no key bindings at all Then you start experiencing some level of pain because if you expect those key bindings to be there And they're not then you have some troubles now Most of the time not having the key bindings isn't that big of a deal as long as the second part of this one Is there so as long as you can go into the settings panel and easily customize your key bindings Then you are pretty much okay, even if the desktop environment or the distro maintainer haven't Actually enabled sensible key bindings for you Now for the most part in every desktop environment you do have the option to go in and change key bindings In fact, I can't think of one where you don't however doing so actually going in and Customizing those key bindings can be some level pain in the ass Especially if you're dealing with a settings panel See previous section that is not all that either well organized or is oftentimes confusing Specifically here. I'm talking about the plasma settings panel. Their key binding section is a bit of a mess They have tried to categorize stuff in a way that makes sense But it doesn't always make sense and again in typical kde fashion They have key bindings for everything and most of them aren't Used like you have a list of everything you can set a key binding for Most of them don't have key binding set for them, which is probably a good thing but it kind of Makes the whole experience a little bit more confusing because you have this entire list of Everything and because there's so many settings and things that you can tweak and stuff with a key binding It kind of makes it hard to do now. I don't like picking on kde, but it's a good example of how Setting key bindings can be a little bit messy The next one is very superfluous doesn't really matter at all But I find that a good selection of wallpapers Is a good thing because when you find a desktop environment or a distro or whatever that doesn't give you at least some Wallpapers to choose from it makes it feel like they haven't put in an effort to At least do that little bit, you know, I mean and i'm surprised at how many Distros don't actually ship desktop environments with a good selection of wallpapers There's quite a few of them. They just select Three or four or they just ship the standard set of wallpapers that usually come with a desktop environment and then just leave it at that and Most people are just going to find their own wallpapers anyways But to me the number of wallpapers and the quality of wallpapers that they give you out of the box Shows how much effort they've put into their desktop environment or their distro And a lot of times like I said, you're just going to be left with just three or four wallpapers and that's not It doesn't really bode well for the rest of the experience at least in my opinion The next one on the list is easy access to Sound and power settings now This is different from the one I talked about earlier. The settings panel itself Is oftentimes something that you don't visit all that often, but when you're talking about sound and power settings That's likely something you're going to be using Multiple times a day. So every time you shut your computer down every time you want to change the volume Whatever it happens to be so the vast majority of desktop environments have this already They have a volume indicator in their taskbar They have a power button in their taskbar and you can use those as well if you want and they're easy to access Again, not all desktop environments do this And that's not that big a deal because usually they have a way to add it But out of the box some of them don't have this And that's kind of a problem because they expect you then to go swulking into the menu to find them Or sometimes you even had to bring up the entire settings panel to change volume or or change audio source Or output, you know, whatever and those things can be kind of a tedious task If you have to do that multiple times a day So say you plug in your headphones and unplug them multiple times a day and you don't have access to some kind of Widget or applet or whatever in your bar to change that output or input, you know, you don't You're gonna end up having to either install like poppy control or pulse mixer or Go in and go into the sound settings inside the app setting applications And that can be kind of a pain in the butt The next one is probably the least important one on the list Mainly because the vast majority of desktop environments don't have a problem with this anyways, but Speed and resources does matter especially when you're running Linux on a low power machine So if you're running on something that is like 10 years old or something like that The vast majority of your system resources is going to be taken up by your desktop environment out of the box Now, obviously once you start running applications that might change but out of the box Your desktop environment and xorg or Wayland or whatever most likely xorg It's going to be the thing that's going to be taking up the most resources So when You are choosing a desktop environment You'll want to make sure you kind of keep that in mind and kind of decide which one to use Based on how much resources you have to get now, like I said at the beginning of this section Most desktop environments don't have a big problem Even katie plasma again picking on plasma Which has all of these settings and features and things that you can do with it Is very low on the resources right out of the box Usually usually around 600 to 700 megabytes out of the box and it runs really well even genom which which is notoriously Heavy on the resources doesn't use as much as it used to also. Sorry for the light. My light just died I don't know what's going on there. So we're going to be doing this a little bit in the dark But anyways moving on the next one on the list is well integrated and customizable file manager Now everyone who's watched the channel for any amount of time, you know that I love file managers And my favorite one is crusader now crusader does not come pre packaged or pre installed on Any desktop environment and probably for good reason because it is overly complicated has tons of settings it is the katie plasma of file managers and I love it that way. I wouldn't change a damn thing But for most people you want a file manager that just does file management really really well in a simple way And the vast majority of desktop environments will do this Really where you're going to be making your choice is on which file manager you want to use And how much customized ability you want to go along with it So things like dolphin are going to have much more in terms of customization than something like nautilus or files And you know, so that's really where you're going to want to make your choice Now there are several good middle grounds between those two. So there's tunar. There's kaha. I don't if I'm no if I'm pronouncing that right There's uh nemo nemo is a really good one for customization And it's also really simple. So you don't have to customize it at all It does its job really well, but it also adds on top of it some customization That you can do to make your experience a little better. So Each of those are not desktop environment specific So if you wanted to use nemo on gnom, you could if you wanted to use nemo on xfce you could but For the most part when you're talking about a desktop environment, you're going to use the file manager that comes with it So with gnom, you're going to be using nautilus with xfce. You'll get tunar with matte mate You'll get kaha with cinnamon. You'll get I'm actually Completely at loss what you get with cinnamon is cinnamon nemo. I think cinnamon is nemo Um, there's just so many of them. I can't keep track But that's you know, that's the idea is that each one of the desktop environments come with their own file manager And they integrate with them in different ways So just kind of pay attention as you use your desktop environment to see if what it does works for you Well, oddly phrased but true Okay, moving on to the next one when we got two more to go easy task switching This is a very important one. So if you're not going to use a tiling window manager The number one best way to move between tasks Is likely going to be a key binding that gets you to a task switcher of some kind So whether that's alt tab control tab whatever it may be Something that comes up at the middle of your screen and allows you to switch between windows is vitally important for a lot of people And even if you don't use that now Once you've tried it, you'll probably get in the habit of using it And the thing is is that not every desktop environment does it the same or does it really well? So you'll definitely want to give that a try and also You might want to keep in mind if you've been using Linux for a while and you've gotten used to doing task switching a certain way If you're switching to a different desktop environment, you will want to make sure that you can customize Their task switching mechanism to your needs not every desktop environment allows you to change that So just keep that again in mind Now the last one is going to be one that I consider very important But some people probably won't care all that much about and that is visual consistency when you Install a desktop environment out of the box. What does it look like across the entire thing? Are there places where it's using a dark mode? But all the rest of it's light or vice versa are the icons Visually appealing are there places where icons are missing? Are there are places where the icons don't really go together? All of these things play a role in how the entire desktop environment feels Out of the box now a lot of desktop environments As we talked about in the first bit of this video allow you to change those things So if you find a place where it's not visually consistent You probably can change it in the vast majority of desktop environments And even ones where they kind of keep you from doing that you can still find ways around those rules But out of the box that first impression that you're going to give a desktop environment is is going to make Visual consistency very very important because that first impression is something that they're never going to get back if you walk into a desktop environment And your first impression is that it's a mess You're probably going to not enjoy your time there at all even if you find a way to make it look better So those are the 10 things I think make a good desktop environment and overall I think the best thing anyone can do when I Say this advice a lot when it comes to using a Linux distro the best thing you can do is try them all Move from one to another Choose the one that works best for your workflow the one that looks the best for you The one that offers you the features that you need and I think that in the end You'll discover the perfect desktop environment for you And if you don't I highly recommend trying a tiling window manager, but I'm biased So that is it for this video if you have thoughts on this topic you can leave those in the comment section below I really like to hear from you. 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I kid you not dude I think I've probably pulled 15 Christopher Morel autos now and Nolan Gorman you quick The Vargas defined by the way, too There's extra fractures in this one but like There twice as many refractors There's Ryan Nelson Simeon Woods Richardson Jared Walsh We've got Randy Arosa Reina Vinny Pasquantino Shea Langlears Hermann Marquez Nolan Aronato and Jose Altuve on your fractures. There's an Adley to 199 Congrats on that Orioles Orange technicolor Trey Turner rookie error for the Phillies to 25 That is a Ivan Herrera to 199 Dermis Garcia base auto for the A's and Then a Nolan Gorman to 150 go into the Cardinals blue a ray wave congrats st. Louis And Z kill the ran Yeah, these breaks are fun They're very very visually pleasing. I have to say if you're watching for tops comes they only take like 20 minutes I'll see a super dude still no super. All right, Tyler Stevenson Darvish Tovar Perez Soto Freeman purple mini diamonds to 299. Jose Altuve the Astros bow nailer negative rookie Cedric Mullins to 399 black and white mini diamonds Ivan Herrera going to the Cardinals again Hey, thank you there max picked up some spots Justin picking up a finest division spot base auto Josh Lester for the Tigers that Spencer's guy right there and Hunter Green youth quick Is he really so you got a gold auto coming up Vaughn Grissom Francisco Alvarez Jeter Downs Torque, that's an actual torque refractor Nolan Gorman rookie Jeremy Pena green youth quake Josh young to 99 The Rangers a green sonar Andres Jimenez to 99 Blue Cody Belanger to 150 Gold wave auto to 50 steel Walker 30 of 50 for the Tigers nice one there Tigers grab Detroit base auto using the LDS for the Orioles and a youth great JJ blue day How's he the Tigers you need? They do that every now and then we'll just toss a guy into a Team he was on last year despite if there was a trade or not got an orange orange auto Cal Stevenson Nate Eaton Kevin Gaussman Chris sale Trevor story out with Thomas. There's a J rod to 199 color match on the teal Dermas Garcia to 350 that is a green Alec Thomas youth quake Orange wave to 25 Carlos Perez 16 to 25 for the White Sox Congrats shy town Nice orange wave auto for you there steel Walker refracted a 499.  We have a group chat and they're all Yankees fans. They're all pissed Except for one red sock All right, here we go real Muto show. Hey a Corbyn Burns Joe Ryan. I Know right Francisco Lindor Stephen Kwan purple mini diamonds. Jose Miranda to 299 for the twins Oswald Paraza photo variation rookie for the Yankees nice one there That's New York Ryan Reynolds to 399 base auto Simeon Woods Richardson that's going to the twins That is purple Corbyn Carroll to 250 Kyle M and the diamond bags Congrats. That's awesome dude Corbyn Carroll purple to 250 three of our four breaks pulled a numbered Corbyn Carroll auto. She's pretty sick Nice one there congrats get that into a mag as well and a Christopher Morel youth quake. It's quite the It's not much you can do I'll see a red or a super come out We're a legend. Let's see a cool legend auto too All right, we're a baby Austin Hayes Ken Waldechuk Have I say you'll Garcia That is a Shintaro Fujinami Max Meyer Pink Nolan Gorman. It's 399 A Trishon Kossus green insert to 99 Robbie Ray to 350 That is a Jermaine Palacios on the Refractor auto Refractor green wave auto teal wave auto at 199 geez dude That is a Nolan Ryan 18 of 50 the express going to the astros jeff ga congrats Nice one there, buddy Big time at Nolan Ryan astros auto and Michael Harris that was fun Throwback Stroh's logo on there too Really cool. So we got a purple auto to end us here John Gray Masataka Yoshida estuary Ruiz Miguel Cabrera Ivan Herrera Josh Young rookie green Oswald Paraza to 99 That is a Tyler Stephenson negative and a Josh Bell negative as well base auto Justin Steele that'll be going to the Cubs And purple Simeon Woods Richardson for the twins nice one there on the purple to 250 followed by a youth quake of Alec Thomas So there are none autos first Oswald Paraza Technicolor orange to 25 is Trey Turner Radiating rookies Miguel Vargas and Royce Lewis youth quake to 25 All right autos starting off with base. We've got Justin Steele Simeon Woods Richardson using the LDS Josh Lester Dermot Garcia a Brandon Hughes Ken Waldechuk Alex Kahl Black and white mini diamonds. We've got Ivan Herrera Jason Alexander stone Garrett Brewer Haiklin Ryan Serban Refractors to 499 Christopher Morel Steele Walker Will Benson Simeon Woods Richardson to 250 Christopher Morel to 199 as well as their Jermaine Jermaine Palacios. We've got a Steele Walker to 50 orange Carlos Perez Nolan Ryan to 50 mags cards. We had the blue ray wave Nolan Gorman And a purple Corbin Carroll I'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the filth up next is sapphire