Welcome back everyone, live here on the show floor at KubeCon, CNCF's CUBE presentation. It's here for the next three days. I'm John Furrier, your host with Rob Stretchy. Savannah Peterson, getting all the action as CloudNative goes next level, can open source, continues to change the game around innovation, around CloudNative, building and deploying applications and having all that infrastructure underneath. We have Brad Maltz here, who's the senior director of DevOps Portfolio and DevRel at Dell Technologies. Brad, great to see you. Thanks for coming on theCUBE. Good to see you again. So DevRel obviously is the front and center story. DevOps continues to be great. The conversation around platform engineering and AI is at an all-time high. In fact, we even introduced the concept of data engineering, a new discipline that's kind of forking off of platform engineering as data pipelines start to scale to feed the AI. And so at the end of the day, it's about applications and shipping workloads. And this community is constantly innovating. What are you guys seeing? What's your focus this year? Give us a quick update. Yeah, so I think you've actually given two of the topics right there quickly. Platform engineering is one of the buzzwords that seems to be taking hold, and we're definitely playing in that discussion.  Dell is ripe and prime to enable the community in the world around AI. So for me, a lot of it has been both the DevOps, DevRel side of it. How do we help bring that platform engineering to life mixed with where is AI right to enable the community and IT and everybody around it? That's really two of the big topics, especially at the conference this year that we're speaking about.  In fact, Kelsey Hightower just put a tweet out this week that said you can do a lot of these language models on a laptop. Yeah. Okay, and some people are like, oh, a MacBook, but also Dell laptops as well. You're seeing hardware come back where the local host, the local concept of how people code, Rob, is the same. It's been that way forever. You code it here and you push it to the cloud or you push it to a cluster. And with AI, more emphasis is going to be around how do you get those, that coding AI enabled? This is a, it's a hard answer because there's different perspectives. You can look at it from one side saying, okay, I need to have it built into the code. I can look at it from a storage perspective. I can look at it from a cloud perspective. What is the DevRel equation guys? Because this is what everyone's talking about. It's like, does it, what's changed for the better? What goes away with AI? How do you guys see this? This is an important question for developers because they want to be productive. Yes. What changes? Yeah. Well, I think it goes back to your, can you do more with less and smaller footprints? In fact, I was, we saw the MetaGuys, we were down in Austin talking with Dell last week and we saw the MetaGuys and one of them said that, you know, they saw that about 70% of Lama2 was actually being downloaded on prem. It's crazy. Which is, I think it talks to the, how do you get developers to be able to, at a cost? And I think that's it is ROI. Is that what you're seeing and what you're hearing from the community? Yeah, so from an AI perspective, really what it comes down to is, what are the use cases and the outcomes you're trying to drive as a business? And with the proliferation of GenAI and Lama2 and all these open source models that are out there, finally for people to utilize, it's if you're not all in on like OpenAPI and ChatGPT, which obviously is hosted for everybody, a lot of people are saying, I want to bring that into my data center. I want control of these outcomes. I want control closer to my data. And what I think is happening is, you got to look at it, are you working on business level outcomes? Are you looking on IT level outcomes? Are you somewhere in the middle of that? And funny enough from like that DevOps, DevRel side, a lot of people right now are very focused on business level outcomes, which is the right place, because that's where AI, I think it's going to make the initial biggest impact. But being selfish in my world, when we start looking at kind of DevOps outcomes platform engineering, you got to start asking the questions, when does GenAI, when does AIOps, when do these types of outcomes start getting driven into what IT and platform engineering is going to build? The biggest question is how do you get people that have been really good for years at working with server and storage and networking and hypervisors and now Kubernetes, how do you get them understanding where AI can impact their daily life? That's a different question I think than some people are looking at it right now. Where's the progress bar in your community around that piece? Because we were talking on our intro today on the keynote analysis, how Kubernetes moved from, here's how you get it working, to now you're starting to see the next level of questions to answer, which is make it secure, you're running stuff on it, kind of goes boring into the background, but still you're the next level. What are some of the conversations that you guys are seeing with the in the DevRel community at Dell? Are you moved past the how it works to more of what's running on it and how does data fit in there? What are the core platform engineering questions that are being worked on right now in your world? From our world, first of all, when we look at platform engineering, it's really about taking IT and trying to have IT figure out how do they build this platform? How do they make a cloud-like experience with all the guardrails in place for their end users to consume? But that means IT has to almost become like a product organization and they got to look at what they're owning and operating as a true platform as a product. Well, that puts a different twist on it than if you're in full-on firefight support mode as an IT ops person. So when you look at it through that realm, Kubernetes is an enabler, it's a great enabler. We all know we've said this many years now, Kubernetes won, Kubernetes is still not easy. And because of that, there's probably a large percentage of the customer base that's figured out how to use Kubernetes, but they've done that through the sheer power of will and hands-on keyboards. They have not done it through optimizations, through automation, through things that they're still figuring out how do they truly make this easy to consume? Unfortunately, they were able to find the people that do that. Brad, I got to ask you, because you and I talked about this in the past, but never really kind of teed it up in a way that could be kind of compared and contrasted. What's the difference between DevOps and platform engineering? Are they one and the same, are they interchangeable? Is platform engineering just a more mainstream name? Is it a less hardcore? People have been talking about the difference between DevOps and platform engineering. Could you, what's your perspective on this? It's an active debate right now. So I'll give you the Brad slash Dell answer on this. DevOps to us is an operating model. DevOps is not a person, right? It's a cultural shift to allow operations to become more agile, partner up with their end user, in this case, enable them with tools and platforms and whatnot. Well, in that DevOps culture, IT sometimes, if not always, was kind of left behind the scenes. You might have had your pipelining team with your automation team and your CICD team. Well, platform engineering is finally saying, you know what, we got to take all those IT things behind the scenes, pull them together with all those developer tools and developer experience, and deliver an end-to-end complete platform that is engineered, i.e. platform engineering, fully engineered, bottoms up, tops down, and delivered as an actual product. That's the nuance where they're not the same thing, but platform engineering has to embrace the DevOps operating principles, agility, partnership, and all the different things that come from DevOps. And end-to-end, how would you describe what an end-to-end process looks like? Is that core to cloud, edge? Does that include all environments? What is the end-to-end? Multi-cloud, non-term, super-cloud, in your terms, it's this notion that a enterprise-type customer, even commercial, mid-market, they're going to be in multiple public clouds. They're going to have edge. They're going to have core data centers. They're going to have coa, cloud-adjacent-type deployment scenarios. Well, they don't want to operate seven or eight different operating models. So how do you create that layer of abstraction to create the platform across a multi-cloud world? By the way, we're going to have a super-cloud five event in December, first week of December, actually last week of November, during the week of AWS' conference. Microsoft ignites, it's going to happen next week. So you've got two big cloud shows coming up. This will be the discussion. So put a plug-in for cloud five in Palo Alto, we'll be at re-invent as well. But I want to ask you that question, because, okay, by the way, I buy that argument, end-to-end, hear that in AI too. Got to be end-to-end, not just the model, go end-to-end. But there's a skills gap challenge in IT as you start to bring this together. How would you describe or talk about the skills needed to do this? And is there a skills gap in this new IT world that's emerging, call it platform engineering, which I think is a good way to describe the new IT, in my opinion, Rob might have his own opinion. I think he would share that. What's your take on the skills gap in platform engineering? So the skills gap is no different than it's been for a while now, except it's getting worse. Right, up until, I want to say 2023, we've talked about automation and Kubernetes skills gaps and observability skills gaps and all that. Now enter AI. The platform folks have to deal with AI. So the reality of it is the skills gap is getting worse. We're not all of a sudden magically finding tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of skilled workers out there to go help this world. How do we solve that problem? I mean, we as Dell have a few answers. Obviously, last segment I know we chat things about like the Apex cloud platforms giving you where the easy button approach to consuming infrastructure. But I think there's also the DIY enablement approach, right? There's easy button and there's DIYers and we as Dell are going to try to help both. But are we going to find enough people to operate both models? That's going to be a question. Yeah, and I think you hit on something right there with the AI. I think one of the themes out of the keynote this morning was, and two of your partners were up there in Intel and Nvidia, talking about actually making Kubernetes work with the hardware. I mean, this is where it would seem Dell comes in is really how do you make those connections as you make microservice oriented architectures and deployments and containers and you take it to the edge to do inference? It would seem that Dell is kind of positioned pretty nicely right there. And I think that's where we're going to see a lot of success, right? Whether it's from an AI angle or even just a core Kubernetes. How can we help our customer base consume Kubernetes on top of optimized compute and storage and networking, but do it in a way that you can run whatever distribution you want, wherever you want, whenever you want. That's really going to be the end state for us. And then how do we enable it with more intelligence and AI features under the covers? So you need less people to operate all these distributions you want to run. In the super cloud world, you call it multi-cloud, IBM where it goes across cloud. It's the same thing, but you're in it, you've got this abstraction layer of opportunity to help customers have that single pane of glass. It's a very hard problem for all the reasons we all know latency and other things. And so a lot of people aren't really moving there too fast, but it's being developed quickly. What's it going to take in your mind and Dell's perspective on how to get there faster? Is it going to come from more AI workloads? Is it going to come from automation? Because again, AI is a gift to automate things. Generative AI in particular is going to help maybe scale best practices or help with security. Where do you see AI enabling this acceleration to maybe get to a control plane or a management layer or distraction? What's your vision on this AI integration? The reality is right, AI is a tool. So we got to take one step back sometimes because a lot of people build AI up as this magical, mystical thing. Well, guess what? AI only knows as much as you let it know. And if AI does not understand your business processes and your IT processes, it might understand how to run Kube-Cuddle commands, but that does not mean it can apply your specific processes and regulatory compliance-aligned policies into that world. So finding the translation of business-level intelligence into AI models, I think that right there is when we're going to see things really take off more from that platform-engineered enabled world. I mean, I think it's going to be fun to watch. You know, I remember when we were in KubeCon in Amsterdam, you know, a lot of the top tracks were already submitted before chat TPP came out. So it was very interesting to see how there wasn't a lot of sessions on AI, but we certainly dominated the conversation. And one of the things that came out and still comes out now is you don't want hallucinations on the network. You don't want to have any kind of issue with AI. So people have been cautious and they're saying that where you have known data is a good place to start. What do you guys see in your community, in the DevRel side of the community voting with their code, so to speak? Where's the low-hanging fruit that you guys see for jumping in and get going? So I think that, going back to kind of the last point I was making about it, we need the people in the kind of IT ops platform-engineered DevOps world continue writing the automation. Continue taking what you do on a daily, hourly, per minute, per second basis, figure out how to codify that. Until you codify that, no AI ops, AI things going to be able to help you. So my first thing in this, we talk to customers all the time, it's like, have you gone down your infrastructure as code rode yet? They're like, we're doing some of it, not all of it. You should be all in on that now at this point. The second thing is, have you started looking to observability? Because AI is only as intelligent as the data continuously coming into that, which is the telemetry and the logs and all the other stuff. So if you are not figuring out your observability story with your policies being converted into infrastructure as code, AI is never going to help you in the long run. Yeah, we could go down that route on the data and data observability for hours. But again, we talked back in FEB in Amsterdam or I think it was FEB, or is it April? I can't remember. Actually, April. Okay, it was April. It felt like, feels like February, but it was cold. But again, help people understand, I think again, they probably don't think of Dell first when they think DevRel. Why Dell? Why Dell, DevRel? Honestly, it's because anytime that you're thinking about I need to build a platform. Kubernetes is important to me. Well, to make Kubernetes work, to run applications, every application has requirements. CPU, memory, GPU now, disk, performance, security, you name it, you are always going to be reliant on the infrastructure stack no matter what you do. Well, we're there as Dell to help you make sure that when your application defines its requirements, we can satisfy whatever those requirements no matter the UK's, no matter the locality that we want to go after. So from a Dell perspective, we need to tie into the people writing that code that are thinking about how do we define our applications? Should we use Mongo? Should we use Cassandra? What's the impact of one database versus another? One messaging versus another? Does that change my storage footprint? Does it change my CPU needs? It all comes together. And do you want to learn the hard way? Or do you want to have us by your side helping you make it easier? Brad, great to have you on the queue. We got to leave it there. But in the last minute we have left, give a quick plug for what you got going on. developer.dell.com is the site. What's going on in the community? Give a quick commercial and update. So developer.dell.com has been taking off and doing great hands-on labs, blogs, access to all our APIs documentation. Great website, there's a newsletter we're creating also you'll be able to sign up for. If you hear a KubeCon, by the way, stop by the booth. We're giving out some really awesome swag. Hopefully you'll see it later. And honestly, just reach out to us if you ever have any topics you want to talk about, community, Dell, or anywhere in between. Brad, thanks for coming in. DevOps Portfolio and DevRel are our favorite topics here at KubeCon. With the innovations happening, I'm John Furrier, Rob Stetching, Savannah Peterson, Dustin Kirkland, Joe Peterson, all here, getting the day to share it with you. We're open source, live here on the show floor. We'll be right back after this short break.


I'm not lined up, right? Nope, still not. So, sup, sup. Hope you've all had an awesome today. I have no idea what today is, but I do know that at six o'clock, so it's time for a live. So today, we're gonna show you guys. We should do a Cat Williams piece just because he's shenanigans. Hey, silly Brittany. How are things in the future, Sue? Hope very, very well. I need to grab some Blanco. Yeah. Nope. Yep. Usually you wanna loosen it in the back. And then flip it on. Well, it usually has more resonance, so it makes it heavier. Too low. So Jeff is using our handy-dandy stand mixer from iStoyo. You can find a link to the iStoyo in our Amazon shop that is gonna be in the description box below this video. So what we're super excited to show you guys is, bam, this. I know you guys have seen so many of our clear substrates, so this is a new one just in time for Valentine's Day, V Day, Gallantines Day, Broken Hearts Day. We don't need no man day. We don't need no woman day. That one also. We don't need no day, them. Day-day? Day-day. No love day. No he day. It's just self-love day. I need a pipette. So I'm gonna get a pipette while Jeff mixes the resin. It's a little slow but... Can you hear us both? I love you, Dave. That's a good one. Hey, Jessica and London. Here lately, we've had a lot of people showing up from the UK and it makes me want to try to have an accent but I know it would be offensive because it would be that bad. What's up, Angela in Vegas? How are things in Vegas? Did it snow over there? I heard it snowed. Snowing in New Mexico and Wichita. It's snowing in Wichita right now. We were like two weeks late. Now we have to go back. Oh man, darn it. Do you mean that? Cause I feel like, I know you're being facetious in the wrong ways. Well, I'm gonna mix the sides with our handy-dandy medium stick. We have these in all sizes. Tooter, hello from the other side.  Cause... This is one of our six and 10 resin on it. See that? You can see a little lump of resin. So lumpy. It's so lumpy. So what I'm gonna do... Not a bait and switch. Not a bait and switch. I'm just gonna get a little key cause this has been on for a while and you guys will see this with the coasters too. We have a butterfly that we did a couple of months ago. That's been sitting with resin on it. I like to use just an edge of another stick. That works best, especially if you have gloves on. It just pops right off. Rhonda's been using these a lot in her lives. That makes me happy. It's nice and clean. But you know, that's it. The paper's still on there.  Otherwise... Otherwise it will... You use isopropyl. Isopropyl. Isopropyl. Isopropyl. I see purple alcohol. Alcohol. And just wipe them off. And then also if you leave it in the resin and it gets on there, you just heat it up a little bit and it'll peel right off. I think we are good with this. I'm gonna scrape the sides and stick the bottom because I don't think that little... It does not. ... guy gets the very bottom. So, these are with the little bubbles. All right, I'm kind of excited about this. Super excited. So, did you... Well, it is a Friday. People are probably out partying. All right, so here is our no fuss. This has been a good two months, I would say. I'm gonna get a heater gun. Got the heat gun. I'm just gonna put a little bit of heat on it just to kind of help it peel.  Just do a little heat. It doesn't take much. The sides just pop right off. Just pop off in. Hope everybody had a good new year. Anybody do anything fun, special, different, or did you just say, woo, and stay at home? Because it was a little chilly here in Dallas. It was a lot of chilly in Dallas. And we were up on our rooftop. Rooftop. I did post a video. We went live on the Facebook. That's basically how you see it there. No standing bubbles. Especially these little parts with the butterfly. But still, no cleanup. No sanding. These may be, I don't know. We don't have any fully clear ones that we could show off. Not unpeeled, but there's some of those fun ones if they're the sea ones that you did. It's about time to start just making coasters. For our next sale. For the next sale. And for this summertime coming up. Here you go. Here, just peel that one. They're not as cool when you can't see through them. Oh, here's a clear one. I just like to use another coaster. Look at that. How nice is that? Green and orange O'Shaughn. It's fun. All right. All right. I'd love it if somebody heard us say that. All right. And then they're like, 90 minute. Do you know? We've got a cruise in here. Fireball. Yep. Well, it was the big winner. All right, you guys. All right. Look onto the casino. So. Little bits and little bits. No, I figure that would be a lift for the cup cup for these. The double hearts.  But if there's anybody watching in the future, these are acrylic coasters that comes with two sides of paper, as you can see. What you do is just leave one side on. Peel one side off. And put clear. We're going to make some colors. We're going to make some colors. So I grabbed a pink, a white, a red, a gold, and a milky way. This is strawberry red. This is Magnetta. Brawlberry. So I'm going to mix up your gold for you. You normally have small sticks. We have actually moose-sized sticks. We're running low. Less than half. So we're just going to use these popsicle sticks because we're running kind of low on the moose sticks. They're very popular. What else does the, what is it, Hercules, candy making? That's what I'm thinking of. Just gold. What do you even think about this? You can never get enough of the gold. What if you made strawberry gold? So rose gold. Did you make a strawberry gold? Did you put gold inside of one of these? Is this transparent? You can. Did you put them in there? I think you should just manipulate it over it because that always looks really good. All right, we only have this much resin. So I just don't want you to waste time a bit a little bit. So the colors we're using tonight are color, passion, base, cell, white, color, obsession, strawberry tint, color, obsession, magenta tint, color, passion, old gold. Magold or galenta. Kind of the beauty of having pigments made for resin is that you can overload it like that and not to worry about it setting off. Yeah, a lot of people try. Can you guys hear us? I'm just going to do a pink ocean. Yes, you want to do a pink ocean. I'm going to get you zoomed in in just a moment. What's up, Christy? Hello, Courtney. Oh, on here there's 29 people watching. We weren't sure because the chat feed wasn't rolling. So I'm going to bring you guys around. Sorry, you guys. Yeah, I would suggest using a couple little cups with the hearts. Tutor's such a funkel. Gold wave ocean. Here's your heat. You guys, you know I'm not good at ocean waves like she is. Well, so you did pretty fine. Look how fun. A little rocky, but. I just want to make sure I can see that gold just popping up. That's so fun. G-U-D, it is like gold fire. It's hearts on fire. I'm going to make some room. I'm going to have to box those up. Nope. What do you think I should maybe take white and be like? You going to edge it up or something? I have to do a hundred of these. A tumbler turning? I wonder if they're worth it. Does everybody say from all the crazy Stanley Cup buyers and thieves? Gallentines. This looks great. That's fun. I probably put a little bit too much white, but what are you going to do? Now you'll know for this time. G-U-D. It is like a love of art. It is like a love of art. Now you'll know for this time. G-U-D. It is like a love island. So these are technically like trivets or like spoon holder. I guess you could do pretty much anything with these. TG said, I saw it's crazy. These people are losing their minds and paying like hundreds for a Stanley Cup. You know, yet he's like, what are you not doing? You didn't make him scarce and feed into the heart hype. I can tell you in a minute. I'll do one as soon as I can see how much he's going to have left. Jeff makes the white. It was too cool. Yet he is better. These are going to look so much better after we pull the backs of them off because they're kind of dull because of the brown. That was a nice swoop. You made like a rose copper because you didn't make them 90 years ago. I haven't heard you in a long time in general because you've been off camera of sea. Yeah, there's a quick fire in somewhere. We're here. I can't wait to show you guys this with the light. And like she said, like, yeah, do that. Let me try that. Well, I just wanted them to see the. The master. Oh, me. I don't know if I can stack up against the ones you just did. Yeah. So it's about stack upping. I'm just going to do a wave. Because requested. Strawberry. I'm just trying to fill in the gaps. And then we'll put some Milky Way in there. And then we got to have some clear. And some whites. I'm just going to put it on with this. Little stirrer. You don't need that much. Because if you put too much down, it will kind of cover everything sloppy. And then tutor wanted to see what it would look like if there was gold in front. So we're going to see what that looks like because I don't know. Hopefully we'll do this. We'll just make like a super beautiful gold wave. I don't want any. Dry. We're not resin area in between. Okay. Got it. So now. I don't want to do too much because I don't want to lose everything. But. Tutor that may have been. An ultra genius idea. I just need you guys to see this up close. Kind of looks like a. I'm going to move this so it doesn't. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I got another heart right there. If you want to tutor. I only have my large gloves. Yeah, it's supposed to be medium, but it's like. Medium. If Mitch was a medium. Everybody loves your. Magenta gold. Two and a half months. Yeah. If you want to make something else extra up. And this one is Milky Way. This one is. Yes. Let me just. I'm just excited to. Be able to peel these tomorrow. Have you guys tried our clear. Because we. We try to do seasonal coasters and we forget. Three days before the season. This is the only time we've like pre-seasoned it. It's the only time you're late. If you're on time, you're late. Yeah. If you're on time, you're late. If you're early, you're on time. They've seen our closers. You did what? Yeah, it makes more of it. It's unclear. That's the red. I don't know. I think the pink is lighter than magenta. Which is different. This is the red gold. The magenta gold. The dial to Julie ranchers. Thank you. For the link. Done. Finn, that's the actual gold. The other one is the red gold. The magenta gold hybrid. That gold is so pretty. Just for no reason. So what I like doing is just. Hitting it with a little bit of P. don't burn yourself. I do everything you're not supposed to do. He does. Yellow, sun. Tudor, you know people ask if you're gonna do a guest spot on the channel all the time. I'm supposed to be shipping out but I wanted to join you guys for the first time this year and not the last. Listen I didn't even get like used to saying it was 2023 before it was 2024. Last year we're so stressful. I'm here for the easy year era. Was that GSP? Happy new year. That just looks like a frosty heart and it looks awesome. No I love that. In there that's an awesome ripple. That looks so good. A double heart. Hearty heart. Like that. It's like magic. Okay looks like I have enough resin left to do a smush. Unless Tudor do you want to do these last two? I don't want to force you into. You want wine? I have some in there. It's a white. I'm trying to do drive. Well I believe in you. You did it last year. Yeah I'm pretty sure you made it. I know you participated. You engendered. I think Jen beat me this year. Get that yummy goodness on the table. Are you talking about Tudor or? He's laughing like I know.  Slight grease. I do like doing this technique at my house. Tudor is a new age Pollock. The Pollock didn't work with resin. He didn't understand it. Hey Clara how are you today? I'm just using these little sticks to kind of drop them onto random places. Aw it's a snowy heart. Rosy Goldie. Magneta Rose.  Her mom had Munch Housing and she killed her.  Her name was Gypsy Rose. I know the name. She just got out like two days ago. Mm-hmm and she is apparently a social media star. Agree TG I could see that. I tried this just little raindrop technique. It's pretty fun. Have you tried that and did a full fill in but applied it? I did. I did it actually on the canvas and with the weight it pulled everything together which gave it more movement. I don't know if that's gonna be enough to smush out. We'll try it in tea. Agreed Clara. I think it'll have coverage like you like to have coverage. Don't know how far it would have spread. Hey Evelyn. Aw a heart smash. That would be a great Valentine's. Should we do the boxes this year or the pour with us boxes? The pour with us boxes. Listen this is the end of the road for this resin and so you may as well just go for it and whatever smushes out onto the table will smush it into the table. You know what I mean? I'll get a couple of splats because that seems like a splat thing to do. These are already peeled. Extra winning. You know what's better than no cleanup posters? Not even having yes but not even having to peel off the one side. Money. What about the resin on the table? We will do some smushes into that resin in a moment. That's my fancy way of saying it in a minute. What do we need? It looks like one of those balloon squish. Yeah the acrylic poor people do like balloon smushes. Do you need some more of that color? No. You like to wet? Almost set it on fire which I don't request. Yeah don't do that at home.  We probably shouldn't breathe that in and it's not good for your resin if you don't know when to pull back. Tudor has been doing this for a hot minute. I'm not gonna tell him what to do. He knows. Those look like um what valves? What are they called? The vein, the heart valve. Harderese? Yeah. No. Harderese. Harderese. I don't know if it looks like that but it does look like um. See right there. Oh yeah because of the texture. That's gonna fall in if you heat them again. But it looks like that pattern that's like cherry blossom pattern. I like those. Alright. Alright. Let's move these guys and then we are going to basically just have a party. Party. I can't get the rest of that out. The door. Yeah that's where I was going with it. Party. No one knows. Like we know. We have to get some more coasters. If you guys don't so much your leftover resin. I think you're missing out on fun times at Ridgemont High. Okay I'm gonna do the first one. I'm gonna get some heat. Oh my goodness. Why is it the ones that you don't intend to do that end up being like your favorite? It looks like a spine. Look at the cellies. Okay I'm gonna show you. You can reach so much. Would you look at that? Would you look at there? So I like an offset. Isn't that a wrapper? Oh you could add gold lines to it now though. I'm so much. Anyone's name starts with a W or an M or an E. It looks like Rose Court's marble right here. Doesn't it? You countertop people. Evelyn said me. Me Quinn. No. Jen Tifa. I thought they were taking the kids with them. So you've got a butterfly left. It's all me. Let me throw some lines on this thing. Okay science. That looks almost like your Ocho A. I'm just gonna drag some in to this side. That's like great for a butterfly. And then with some heat. See what happens. Valentine's butterfly. What is on this? Butter time. Butter time stay. Match the chunk. That's good. Should I elongate it like in the other one? No. You need a swipe? Oh my goodness. I can't wait to show you guys in just a moment. These completed pieces actually well tutored. No. He's on his way back. In a second I'll show you the completed pieces. Oh my goodness. I never have so much fun with red because people are always like I don't want it to turn pink but here right now it's fine. I never use red. I'm out of fire engine. I'm waiting on my color of such on order. We're gonna get swiping with it. Also we do have these swipes available. I just brought a ton load of swipes. Yeah you did. It was a Christmas present that I'm bestowing on to all of you guys. I would heat gun that swipe instead of torch it because paper. But I think it's gonna look pretty cool. So far so far. You may want to keep it. Yep. It's gonna be sticky sticky icky icky. We're just gonna see what it looks like. What's up rumple? How are you doing? So we did use the color passion base cell white for these and that's what's gonna give us our cellies since it is under the other colors for the most part. And if you guys have never used the base paste before I have a video on how to properly use them and they always turn out giving such nice cells. Look at those. The gold is just ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding. Down here crazy cells. I love a gold cell. Let's see an Italian drip. It's a little too early but it's way early. So he's just dropping some alcohol on it to disperse it a bit. If we would have waited yeah probably 30 minutes those would stay. But they're gonna grow and disperse and kind of just melt into the resin. Let's see what these bad boys look like. Evelyn, there's your W and your E. Jeff's O'Shawn. My O'Shawn. Tutor's heart. The some mush ooh the cells are growing quite nicely there. Jeff's first hearts. It's like paisley and gold cherry blossom pattern. Love them. Super fun times. All right you guys I hope you enjoyed the live that we did tonight. Get your clear substrates and the colors that we used on our website. The colors were old gold from Color Passion, Color Obsession Magenta and Color Obsession Strawberry Tints, Resinart Milky Way and I got that. I gotta go back to work on my tree commission but I appreciate all of you guys coming in and seeing what we're up to today. I hope you've had an amazing new year so far. We love you guys so much. Please leave questions, comments down in the description box. Nope the comment boxes so that I can see them and answer anything you guys have questions about. I'm always happy to help. You can always message me on my website as well. The smooches. Yes the smooches. Thanks you guys. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Join us in our Facebook group ATDs Poor People where we exchange tips tricks and everything else all the time and we'll see you guys tomorrow at 6 p.m. Nope. Let's say Friday. I'll see you guys Monday at 6 p.m. Central where we'll do another live but till then be kind of one another because you never know what someone's going through and always remember. So you don't have to. We'll see you guys in the next video. Bye.


How can narcissists do what they do? How can they abuse you? How can they not feel your pain? Narcissists are self-absorbed. They are preoccupied with their own feelings, interests, and situation. They are too self-absorbed to listen to you or to take the time to understand how you feel. They're so involved with themselves that they do not think about anyone else. But even if they did, it wouldn't make a difference. Because they lack empathy, they cannot put themselves in your shoes. They cannot share your experiences, which is why they may often seem insensitive when caring. They lack the ability to understand what constitutes an appropriate reaction. You will know when you are dealing with someone who lacks empathy. They are highly critical of other people. They struggle to control their own emotions. They are unaware of other people's feelings. They overreact. They can't admit when they're wrong. They behave inappropriately. They behave insensitively. They can't be happy for other people. They have difficulty maintaining relationships. So while you may not be able to hurt someone intentionally, or make a mistake and then later regret it, the narcissist has no limits. They're self-absorbed and they lack empathy. There's nothing limiting or regulating their behavior. There's nothing keeping them in check. There's nothing stopping them from doing what they do. And because they lack empathy, it's so easy for them to deny their actions. It's so easy for them to justify abuse. Narcissists always find a way to justify what they do. They plant these ideas in people's minds. They make people accept their behavior. They make people believe that it's okay. Sometimes it can almost seem like they're completely detached from reality. As though there's no logical sense in their minds. When they deny something, it's like they really believe it. When they justify something, it's like they really think it's okay. But they're not clinically insane. They are able to distinguish fantasy from reality when it comes to their own motivations and goals. They can be very rational. They can be logical and reasonable. As long as it's something that suits their agenda. Then they can be quite sophisticated. They can be strategic. They can plan things out. Which is not something that a crazy person would be able to accomplish. So they do have some level of awareness. They do know what's going on. But they choose to not deal with the truth. They choose to deny anything that goes against their agenda. Or anything that invalidates their false self. Which is why you will notice that whenever there's a discussion about the past where there was a conflict or dispute they rewrite it in a way that suits them in a way that supports their false narrative. They rewrite it in a way that validates their false self. They can change it into anything they want it to be. Because to them it's just a story, it's just a memory. So they can mold it into something that benefits them in the present moment. You may not notice this straight away because of course there has to be memories first. But if you are around the narcissist long enough this will happen. And it will then make you question all of the stories about real or imagined events before they had met you. They will believe anything that is convenient for them. And whatever is convenient for them is what they will try to get other people to believe. Anything that suits their agenda. The truth doesn't matter. All that matters is what people believe.  They will even lie to themselves. They will do anything to hide the truth. They will turn people against anyone who knows the truth. But there's always a line that they don't cross. Because they believe that there's a line between what is good and what is bad. And there is this thing that they do not do because that is what would make them a bad person. But they control this line. They determine who is on which side of it. They decide which side of it they are on. And they can move it around whenever they like. But there is always a line.  Which makes them different and better than other abusers. So then in their minds that makes it okay. There's always something telling them that they can keep doing it. There's always something that enables their behaviour to continue. And it's often other people. People enable the narcissist behaviour. They tell them that they're good. They say that they're not abusive. But those people have been manipulated by the narcissist. Their disorder has been designed to coordinate the elements of a situation to make it appear as though they're never doing anything wrong. Especially when they are doing something wrong. Even when they're in a situation where they cannot deny it. There has to be something they can use to tell themselves they're not doing anything wrong. They have to have a way to justify their behaviour. They tell themselves they're not intending to do anything wrong. They're not doing it because they're bitter, envious or resentful. They're just doing it because they're worried. Or because they're affected by it in some way. So they have to have an interest in it. They have to involve themselves as though they have a duty or responsibility to respond to it. Even though they never respond to the situation in a mature and responsible way. They never do what needs to be done. But that is why they create the illusion. It's so they can tell themselves that they're not doing anything wrong. So they can keep doing what they're doing. Wherever they go, they leave a trail of destruction where people's lives are ruined. Although the narcissist always finds a way to blame people for their own abuse. Or they will blame it on someone else. But they never look at themselves. And question if they could be to blame. And that's how they're able to continue with their behaviour. Because they never look at themselves long enough. To realise that they need to stop when it comes to faults or wrongdoing. Their focus is always on someone else. So after a certain amount of time. And when all of the problems and difficulties begin to mount up. You come to the conclusion that this is never going to stop. It's going to keep happening until you're dead. Because the narcissist doesn't acknowledge it. They're not even going to entertain the idea. They will only turn it on you. And say that it's because of things that your mental have done. They will say that it has nothing to do with them. But whatever the narcissist is most resistant to. Whatever they're most offended by. Is what they know they are guilty of. But they don't see it in themselves. They disown those parts of them and see them in other people. And that's how they manage to blame everyone else. But whatever they're constantly talking about. Is actually what bothers them about themselves. It's just that they attribute it to everyone else. Because they don't want to deal with it. They don't want to deal with their unhealed parts. But this does not mean that they have a conscience. They are self-absorbed and they lack empathy. Their feelings are only for themselves. And anything they do. They just attribute it to you. When you are not the one who is causing the problem. So no matter what you do. There's nothing you can do to resolve it. Which means that it's destined to continue indefinitely. Because you're locked into a situation. Where they always want you to fix something. Which they use as an excuse for their behavior. Which they say is the reason why there's so much drama and chaos. They do whatever they can to make you feel like there's something wrong with you. As though you need to change something to make it go away. But when you look closely at their behavior. You should realize that no matter what you do. Their behavior is going to continue. They make you believe that there's all of these problems. But at some point. You should realize that there's actually no problem at all. Because they're actually quite comfortable in a dysfunctional environment. It allows them to thrive. It allows them to get their needs met. So why would they ever want it to change? If you could create what they say is that ideal environment. Where there are no problems. That is when you would see the real problem.  Because they need to have something to blame for their behavior. And if there isn't anything. They would just create problems out of nothing. Because there has to be something wrong. There has to be a reason for why they're doing what they're doing. There has to be a reason why they're so out of control. And if you can't give them a reason. They will create one on their own. They are never going to change. The only thing that has a potential to change in this environment. Is you. Remind yourself that it's not personal. They never even took the time to get to know you. Everything they think they know about you. Is just a projection of themselves. They project their unhealed parts onto you. But now that you are aware of it. You do not have to identify with that anymore. When they criticize you or put you down. Remind yourself that they lack empathy. So anything they say about you. Really has nothing to do with you anyway. It's about them. Stop thinking that they can change. Stop thinking that you can get them to understand. Stop expecting things to be different. Practice radical acceptance. Realize that the situation is out of your control. Establish boundaries. Limit the time you spend around them. Or go no contact. They're only going to invalidate you. They're only going to make you think you're losing your mind. Seek validation elsewhere. Find people who do understand you. Focus on doing things that you enjoy. Do things that you are passionate about. The narcissist may always be this way. And that may be out of your control. But one thing you can control. Is the meaning you choose to give to this situation. You can either see it as an opportunity. Or as an obstacle. It can either be something that leads you to where you need to be. Or it can be something that holds you back. It all depends on how you choose to see it. It all depends on the meaning you give to it. You may not be responsible for what happened to you. But you are responsible for what you do now. Take back your power. And live the life that you deserve to live. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonates with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching inquiries. You can email me at coaching.narc-survivor.co.uk Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


Bemidji Brewing has been a staple in the community for the past five years and they have a few things on tap for the big anniversary. Our newest reporter Sheryl Moore was there to show us what to expect. Visiting in the streets of downtown Bemidji is a spot for everyone. Bemidji Brewing is celebrating five years. Five years ago we released our first keg of beer. What started small has grown and the brewery has now added new additions. So we started real small at the Harmony co-op community kitchen space and that was just a way for us to test the market to see if Bemidji was ready for its own brewery and that was five years ago and we've had just fantastic support ever since. We released cans this year which is a big thing for us and we've been in our current location for a year now. We've had our kitchen for a year so it feels like we're at a really good spot right now. For the five-year anniversary customers can expect brewery deals. It's all week long so Wednesday through Sunday we have specials every day. So a beer release almost every day. Customer appreciation moments. We've got a whole bunch of new beers coming out this week. Some single hop beers. Some returning from the archives of our previous recipes that are old space. We just released an export stout that's nice and dry and roasty and a little chocolatey. It's kind of perfect for the colder season right now. Now I know you're probably thinking that a trip to the brewing means there's only four doubts but that's not true because with this one they're fun for the whole family. We have cold brew coffee that we brew from Wolman Coffee here in town and then we have a food menu too so you can also have lunch or dinner. Want to see how the beer is brewed but midgy brewing offers free tours. We kind of walk people around on a typical brew day and what they would expect for all the parts of the process the different equipment that we use. You'll be able to see all the big tanks you can see through the window as well as kind of a peek behind the scenes and like the walk-in cooler and all that and be able to really ask questions as far as where our beer comes from and how it gets into your glass. Bemidji Brewing says they wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the community support. It's really a community brewery. We started with a Kickstarter campaign where people literally gave us money to start just based on the idea and so that was our launching point and then every iteration of our brewery has had great support so we really appreciate that and we're excited for what the next five years will hold. For more information on Bemidji Brewing visit our website at lptv.org. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, coming at you with 2015 Panini Donnery Signature Series football, a little blast from the past. We are doing all 16 boxes. This is random team number eight. There it is right here. It's like 64 autos, including multi-autos right here. So, yeah, it should be 64. There may be just, there may be redemptions in here that are probably expired. So just keep that in mind. That's the risk of this doing this old stuff right here. Big thanks to all of these folks for getting in. Really appreciate it. All 32 teams are in. No combos. And let's roll it and randomize it. Two and a two. Hard four. One, two, three, and four. After four times, we've got Michael Golder all the way down to Matt Lieber. Two and a two. Hard four for the teams. One, two, three, and four. After four times, we've got the Denver Broncos down to the Kansas City Chiefs. All right. So Michael Golder, you have the Broncos. Richard with the Pats. Robert with the Vikings. That's Prim in the chat. Aaron with the Niners. Alan with the Bengals. James M with the Eagles. Matt with the Bucks. Kip, Kip, or Matt with the Packers, that is. It's close, close city-wise. Kip with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kip, Kip, Hurray. Karen with the Cards. Matt with the Washington Football Team. Charles with the Rams. Matt with the Falcons. Dylan with the Bears. Alan with the Saints. And my Raiders. Obviously you'll get Oakland stuff. Brandon with the Bills. Rick with the Ravens. Last spot. Mojo Starr next to your name. Aaron Pettit with the Lions and Jets. JC with the Cowboys. Adam with the Texans. David with the Titans. Corey with the Giants. Joe with the Chargers. We've got San Diego stuff, obviously. Adam with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Richard with the Colts. Dolphins for Kevin. Matt with the Browns. James with the Jags. Richard with the Panthers. Justin with the Seahawks. David with the Kansas City Chiefs. Alright, so let's sort this by column B right here. And we're going to pause the video and allow people to kind of get an idea of what they could possibly get here in this 2015 set. When we come back, we'll see if there's any trades. And then the break. Stick around. Alright, welcome back folks. Look at that. There was a trade between James and Kevin. So James is now out of the Jags spot and in the Dolphins spot right here. We'll put T next to there for trade in case you're falling along at home. Want to see who draws first blood in that trade. And then T next to that right there as well. Let's print and rip. And remember we're doing all 16 boxes right here folks. So should be about 64 autographs. So settle in. Should be a lot of fun. A lot of multi-auto opportunities in here as well. And as I mentioned before, there could be expired redemptions in here as well which is a which is a risk, the natural risk of doing older product. Alright, so we're doing both inner cases. Good luck. Teddy helping. What's going on? You know what I love about the signature series is that both the 2015 and 2016 set is that there's a lot of, there's a lot of like randos. You're like, why are these guys in here?  It's like one of those kind of things. So at least that's what we've seen with previous cases. Let's see what happens with this one. Teddy, how often do we do big and express? I'm glad you enjoyed it. We do this maybe once a year. We used to, there was a year, I think it's our first year we did. Want a blank card to hide the hits. And I think of the first year we did two different versions, but that's because series one only had like 10 cases or something like that. Then series two maybe only had 20 cases. But unless we break it down into smaller case, smaller case runs, I don't think you'll see these too often. You know, maybe we'll do two 15 case versions next year, but if we only do, if we do another 30 case version, or 30 plus case version, probably just once a year. I don't know, depending on how things go, we'll get a huge haul of awesome stuff and we want to turn it into some repack stuff. There's Rashad Green Jaguars on the board, Kevin. With the Jags, is this not going to fit? Do I need 100 for this? Anyway, looks like Kevin draws first blood in this trade. But plenty of time to even it out for the other side. Not 75 point top loaders, folks. It's a little too tight in the, I suppose I could try to wedge it in there, but I'd rather not. 100 should be, should be comfortable. Possibly some blue tape from our shipping team, but I'm going to go with this. All right, so once again, Kevin draws first blood in that trade. It does not look like it's numbered. All right, next one is we got Isaiah Burse, autograph for the Broncos. That's going to be for Michael Golder. Schedule is in the chat, Riza. Please check the schedule. It's pinned on the top of the chat. Jordan Poyer, Browns. That'll be for Matt. Oh, you got lucky, Teddy. Nice, congrats. And we've got, look at that, Warren Moon. Nice. I'm telling you, there's some surprises in these old products. Warren Moon, of course, goes to Tennessee and that will be for David Baker. Nice. That's just the first box. Yeah, no worries, Riza. Yeah, everyone remember, there's Nightbot dropping the schedule right there to remember always to consult the schedule. Helps preserve my golden voice. I can make it through the week. All right, we got Kobe Hamilton. Dolphins. That'll be for James. Trade, even not all reach, each person has an autograph. We got Tymon Gummery, Jersey and Autograph. Nice, Rookie, Jersey and Auto for Green Bay, Matt Lieber. If there's stuff sold out and not on the schedule, it will be. Timothy Wright, autograph for the Lions. That's going to be for Aaron Pettit. See you, Kevin. Vote. And the last one here, Eric Rowe. Rookie, Autograph for the Fly Eagles Fly, James Majority. And that Eagles game, kind of ugly. They got the W. But that scoreline was gross for a long time. All right, what goes to the Eskimos, Brad? We got Jay Ajay. Rookie, Jersey and Autograph for the Dolphins. That'll be for James. We got Kenny Hilliard for the Texans. Did he play for a team called the Eskimos? This goes to the Texans, Adam Cupperman. And, oh, I think I snagged two right here. There's Lewis Nix, the third. Goes to the Giants. That'll be for Corey. Is that even, that's a football team? Is that a... There's Michael Campanaro. Oh, is that a CFL team? No, I've asked to go on a team on this list right here. No Eskimos on this list. I forgot that he was a CFL guy. We got TJ Yelden, Rookie, Jersey and Autograph for the Jags. Another Jaguar for Kevin. We got Taylor Hinicky. Vikings going to Robert. Robert Primrose with that one. Prim in the chat. We got Shaq Evans. Four out of ten for the New York Jets. Aaron Pettit with the Jets, Jets, Jets. And Luke Heakley, nice. Luke Heakley, Autograph for the Panthers. Richard Cromwell, Catty Mojo. What's that bear doing there? Sir Purr? Sir Purr? There's Terrence McGee for the Purple Birds. That'll be for Rick Hoffman. Last spot Mojo strikes again. We got Justin Hardy, Rookie, Jersey and Autograph for the Dirty Birds. And then we for Matt Lieber and the Falcons. Darius Slay for the Lions. Aaron Pettit. And Titus Davis, Chargers. That's going to be Joe Hren. Joe Hren? Hren? I think it's Hren. With the Chargers. Is that not safe? What? I touched that. I've watched my hand fence but... Oh boy. Kids, super spreaders. All right. There's Time on Gumry, Two Color Patch and Autograph. 48 out of 49. There's the top loader here. That goes to the Go Pack O, Matt Lieber. Is Time on Gumry still around? Is he still doing stuff? I think he's running back now for the rainbow season. Oh, there's Kieshawn Martin. Texans, that'll be for Adam Cupperman. Maybe the Packers should re-sign him. Evan Rodriguez. Aaron Jones is not coming back this week? How about Danifold? I need that Aaron Jones fantasy points. How about Danifold's deadline? Yeah, no one ever trades, right? Trading deadlines? Sometimes they do. It's hard to move teams, I think. You have to essentially learn a completely new language. A salary cap and all the... Let's see you go with a former offensive coordinator or something. There's Sherrod Boykin. Carolina Panthers. Richard Cromwell. Or Cat Team Mojo right there. Next box. Then we've got another inner case to go. Hopefully we see a multi-auto. That'd be pretty cool. This is going to be Philip Dorsett for the Colt. You can see it's expired, but the company is pretty good about honoring expired redemption. Sometimes you can get the actual player, but I think a lot of times you can request points which actually have decent value on the secondary market. Better than nothing. That's for Richard and Indianapolis. We've got PJ Williams for the Saints. That's going to go to Alan. Next up is Micahide. And Steve Grogan. Look at that. Bring that old Patriots logo back. That goes to Richard and the Pats. Eddie Golden. Eddie Golden. Bears. Dylan. 64332. Lawrence Taylor. 4 out of 5. I'm telling you, there's always surprises in the Signature Series. Woo! That goes to Cory and the New York football all giants. Who I actually had I actually had the Giants to beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in our big pool. If the Giants had won, they were close. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-woo! There you go, Cory and the Giants. We've got another Rashad Green, Jersey and Autograph for the Jags. It's another one for Kevin. That's cool. I think I had a tiebreaker too but I think I would have had that as well. All right, and we got Mark Chamorro. Nice. Guys remember Mark Chamorro? Green Bay Packer. Matt Lieber. But wait, there's more. Was there a hot tub incident with Mark Chamorro? I do not remember that. Was it a not so good incident? It feels like another redemption or points. One person in the break. Winner take all on the points too. If there's more points cards, we'll just all randomize as one lot. All right, we got D'Angelo Williams. One-of-one D'Angelo Williams. Another train whistle. Carolina Panthers, Richard Cromwell. Ding-ding! All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-woo! We got David Korn on the cob, Jersey and Autograph for David Baker and the Titans. Well, my Monday, your Tuesday, so far, so good. There's Aeneas Williams, Karen with the Cardinals. There you go, Karen, thank you. Yeah, was Carolina tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo's situation? Let's actually do some of this right here. We'll do a recap at the end too. Another redemption. Same comment as before, Aeneas, pretty good about getting you something back for an expired redemption. And that's Buck Allen I think... Ravens? Back in 2015? Yeah, Baltimore Ravens. Is he still around? No, no longer a Raven. Giant Practice Squad as recently as 2019 and then I think... I'll sit after that. All right, but this goes to Baltimore Rick Hoffman with Baltimore. That's Lasbon Mojo. 60% of the time, Lasbon Mojo hits 100% of the time. There's Huoli Kikawa that'll be for the Saints Allen with that one. We got Dion Buchanan that'll be for Karen Steele and the Cardinals, the Redbirds. And there's Lorenzo Taliaferro another Raven for Rick and the Purplebirds. This feels a little heavy. Just a thicker hit maybe? A book? A book! Or Wolf for the Fly Eagles Fly. That'll be for James M. And the Eagles. We got Tyler Gaffney for the Pat Rides. That's going to be Richard Apples for the Patriots. And the book is going to be oh, a duel! Randomizer? Or same team? Wow! One happy person, one sad person. That's Emmett Smith's autograph on the left side and that's Barry Sanders' autograph on the right side. Are you numbered? I don't see a number on it. No, not numbered. But pretty nice. Wow! Jaycee has the Dolphins and Aaron Pettit has the Lions. One happy person, one sad person. One sad person. We'll find out who it is at the end. Yeah, no, you're right. You don't see a lot of Emmett Smith autos. That's the last time I saw Emmett Smith auto. Prim says that's a cool 500 bucks right there. Wow. Jaycee, Aaron, good luck. Fingers crossed. Got another redemption here. It's the risk. It's Tiffan Diggs. He might have that. That is for the Dolphins. Minnesota Vikings. Prim. They might actually have that in soccer player of his caliber. Or they'll give you a decent amount of points in return because of the player of this caliber, Prim. What, this exact card? Or the book? There's Danny Shelton. Another big boy right there. That goes to Matt Lieber and the Browns. Oh, the book. Nice. That's 6-2-3-39. Big dude. Oh, that makes sense. Yeah, TJ saying, I don't think Emmett Smith signs anymore because he owns his own authentication company in Dallas and puts out his own product. He's in the he's in the game now. Evan Rodriguez is in the hands of Dylan Moore and the Bears. And for the Raiders Rod Streeter. I remember Rod Streeter. Alan with the Raiders. I think he had the first there's some sort of weird record that he had. I think he was the first after Tim Brown had retired. I think he was the first Raider to get a thousand yards again. Or a hundred catches. Or both. Something like that. One or the other or both. Buffalo! Carlos Williams, jersey and autograph. Brandon C. with the Bills. Kenny Hilliard. Texans. Adam Kaepernick. Barcavious Mingo. A little bit of a little damage right there but there's the Barcavious Mingo Browns, Matt Lieber. We got Charles Haley. A little happy face in there, Charles. This is Niners edition. That's going to go to Aaron Pettit. Three more to go. Good luck. We got Jeremy Langford, jersey and autograph. For Da Bears, Dylan Moore. Bears kept it close over the weekend. There's Blake. Get it? It goes to the Niners. That'll be for Aaron Pettit. Niners just banged up all over the place. Maybe bring Blake Bell back. We got Jeff Janis. That'll be for Matt and Green Bay. And Kenny Stills for Kevin and Finns. Are the Dolphins going to be a playoff team? Tua didn't have to do too much. Still a win for Tua. And from the Dolphins to the team that they embarrassed. There's Aaron Donald. I guess it wasn't Aaron Donald's fault. Just too many turnovers by the Rams offense. It's a bad game. Rams. That's going to go to Charles. Vince Maley. Jersey and autograph for the Browns. That's going to be for Matt Lieber. John Hanna. I think goes nicely with the Grogan. I think they're on the same team. Patriots. For the same era. Richard Atlas. And Eric Rowe. For the Fly Eagles Fly. James M. All right. And the final one coming up. Then that randomizer. Titans to release. Vic Beasley Jr. Didn't he just sign it? Yeah. He just signed a one year deal with the Titans in March. I feel like the Raiders could use a Vic Beasley Jr. There's Benny Cunningham. I think he was on everyone's fantasy team for moments at a time. Going to Charles and the Rams. There's another time on Montgomery. Jersey and Otto. For the Packers. Matt Lieber. There's Trevor Riley for the J-E-T-S Jets Jets Jets. That'll be for Aaron Pettit. And Titus Davis for the Bolts. Joe Hearn with that.  Nice break. All right. There's the redemption. We'll do the randomizers. Then we'll do... Yeah, it's right here. We'll do points first. Then the dual book. One happy person. One sad person. Not my favorite part of the job, but that's just the way it goes. Let's flip screen. Let's grab everyone's names Karen. Down to Matt. This is for the point. Oh, Karen. Down to Matt. Need a lot more people there. Everyone has a shot at the 250 points. And then right here. Emmett Smith. Dallas Cowboys. Barry Sanders. Detroit Lions. Thanksgiving guys. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. One and a four. Five times for each list. Good luck. One. This is the easy one. Two. Three. Four. And one. Fifth and final time. So Rick Hoffman. Last spot in mojo after five. You'll get the 250 points. Five times. Team on top. After five gets the book. Good luck. One. Two. Three. Four. And fifth and final time. Dallas. After five times goes to the Dallas Cowboys. My apologies to Aaron Pettit and the Detroit Lions. We'll get them next time, man. But a big congrats to JC and the Dallas Cowboys. That dual autograph book is yours. Take another look at it. No number, but Emmett Smith on the left side. Barry Sanders on the right side. That's some great artwork there. Good autographs. All both within the sticker. Looks really good. And there you go. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Oh, let's do a quick recap. So you saw that. And not a bad break at all. Some blasts from the past. We're gonna go quickly through these, but you can always flip back into the video and check it out. I love this stuff. There's always some... There was a GIA back there. Always some nice surprises that pop out of this. A ton of hits. There they... This is the 2015 version. There's a 2016 version that also sells Charles Haley. That also has a lot of surprises like this too. No worries, Dylan. Thanks for getting in. Stefan Diggs, hopefully Minnesota will be able to get something out of that. Buck Allen on that. Chamora. Aaron Donald. I don't think he signed too often. One-of-one, D'Angelo Williams. He was a really excellent player for a long time. And here's a Hall of Famer, Lawrence Taylor. Four out of five. That's nice too. And there you have it. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. And I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


The field training exercise, also known as FTX, is a training event where cadets have to spend multiple days in the woods completing missions like attacking objectives, ambushing enemies, or raiding areas for supplies. This is a chance for cadets to practice what they've learned throughout the summer. We read documents, we read doctrine about how to do all these tactics, but obviously once you come out here, Cad you're going to throw some stuff at you that you've never seen before and that's just really just to test how you're going to adapt to new situations that you're not really used to as a leader. William says training here in Fort Knox is a little different from training back home. In New York we have pretty flat terrain. We don't have this many bugs, snakes, I've seen a black widow here and I think I'd ever see that. I've never seen a tick before, it don't tick all over me. So the terrain is a little bit different. A lot of hills, really thick, hot here, not used to it being hot. The third regimen only has a few more training events before they graduate from an advanced camp. William says he will miss the friends he has made along the way. I'll talk to these people for the rest of my life, so I mean it's a bittersweet moment leaving them, but definitely excited to go home and see my family and all my friends. Reporting for the CST Public Affairs Office, I am Drew Brunfield.


Going on everyone Sam here with late sports cards Jake's Jake's fit in the truth right now Ripon 23 at top definitive baseball hobby three box case number eight random teams or pick your team style Read off lists our names our teams got shite with the Rockies KCS reds Corey a twins Evin L Tigers and Mariners Howard D. Blue jays Jacob J. Athletics Jesse K. Yanks Jim B with the Cardinals JJG Brewers Joshua B Giants Padres Justin E Braves Orioles Rangers and D-backs Luke E Rays Matthew W. Nationals Mikey T. Phillies Nathan B. Cubs Paul B. Royals Rob T. Guardians Pirates Ryan E with the White Sox Sodden Ori White Astros this Hashi K. Marlins Scott F Dodgers Shigunori you Red Sox Steve L. Metz and Tamoya Y with the Angels. So good luck everybody. Do you hear what he did on Almanac Jake? He was number in the cases and he wrote eight twice And just like you have one job one two three four five six seven eight eight ten Got it. There we go She's man. What are we doing? Oh my god together. Yeah. Good Lord is right. Good Lord is right It's like dude. Yeah, it's so I can't even content of it. This guy blew it. I can't even believe it All right, good luck everybody. Let's do some more definitive. Thanks again for selling this out Let's see something huge out of this. There's a booklet. There's a one-of-one booklet in this This guy did this guy did there's a one-of-one booklet in this everybody. I could see it's a ruby booklet That is gonna be disgusting. Whatever it is, dude That is You're on Alvarez 13 of 15 pretty much Congrats on that one there Astros. Oh nice. Wilson and Trerez game use letterman one-of-one. I Know I think it is time to go get the camera here one. We're gonna do that one last of course I will wait till it's uh Yeah, I was gonna say there's another one. Oh, there's like multiple multiple one-of-ones in this one All right, so we'll start here. I don't want to try not to spoil it RPA that is gonna be two of ten Garrett Mitchell for the brew crew nice one there Milwaukee Two of ten. Oh, yeah Okay, I can't see it. So Vaughn Grissom 40 of 50 nice one there congrats on that rookie auto for the Braves Very nice very nice All right, okay, I'm gonna do the booklet last I'm gonna put that there and we'll do the booklet last because you could see You could see from there. It is a ruby. So that is gonna most likely be a one-to-one. That is a red That is gonna be a Steve Carleton nice one there 17 of 25 for the Phillies congrats Phil's 17 of 25 We've got Mike Piazza Congrats on that one there for the Mets. Geez Joshua. Good Lord, dude Good, I don't know. I was gonna say I don't know if you saw it, but I'm assuming you did that is gonna be do a lot Oh, seven of ten Tati's and Soto. Oh, Joshua eating up Eating up with those two last two breaks with the Padres. Congrats, buddy. Nice one there.  All right. You guys ready for the one-to-one booklet? Ready ready Bofa. Whoa Oh One of one Kyle Schwerber dude, what a patch on that I'm assuming that's from the second eye because that's the loop of the L That's a loop of the second L with the star from the eye. That's so nasty.  Let's go dude.  You're good Jeremy That's nasty Wow wow wow man Wow That's a good first box right there. You can have another one another Ruby Out of this got any protectors of the plate it looks like or a helmet relic one of the other That's pretty cool. Four of 30 Albert Pujols I'll be going to the Angels nice one there angels 37 of 50 is a game-used helmet relic of Ozzy Albie's Ozzy Albie's going to the Braves nice one there. You can just slide or those I would say if you haven't done that already Yeah Two of 30 is Reese Hoskins Congrats on that one there Phil's Reese Hoskins Got rookie autos 25 is gonna be a Logan Ohapi Nice one there Logan Ohapi Nice one here again at going to Joshua will Clark 11 of 40 Game-used Jersey Auto Clark or will the thrill Will Clark nice one there buddy 11 of 40 for the Giants Got one of five for the Orioles is Calrick and junior one of five 19-time MLB all-star Magus this one right here. That is going to be a Man that's disgusting uh Julio Rodriguez nice one there eight of ten go to the Mariners dude that this is this next one's so sick Congrats on that Seattle That is gonna be he's got the Mariners we have Earth marriage over Evan L. Let's go Evan. Nice one there, buddy That's nasty eight of ten and then we've got Definitive trios autograph Ichiro King Felix and Randy Johnson For the Mariners back-to-back huge cards for the Mariners Good Lord dude Ichiro Felix Hernandez and the big unit Randy Johnson. That's gonna be so cool when it's live man That's awesome. That's so freakin awesome Get that into a matter for the Mariners as well. Congrats Mariners On it real dude unreal. Let's go Evan. Congrats, buddy That is Evan Ellis card right there as well Both of those for Evan Ellis cards actually as a matter of fact That's card we pulled today. Um, I don't know probably the I don't honestly I don't know that book that's kind of nasty. Yeah I'll probably say that to be honest Just the chat. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, man That is nice Bobby Whit jr. With part of the city connect this next one's awesome Joshua. I Am Very jealous of this next one dude 25 or 40 21 of 30 go into the Padres Blake Snell with the city connect Nice one there. Congrats on that 21 of 30 Blake Snell city connect patch The bright pink and yellow. I'm so happy they're putting city connects in this now, dude Nice one there. Congrats. Josh. We're really cool one there, man. Really cool Yeah, that patch was nasty All right, gonna start off with an RPA going to the Royals of Vinnie Pasquantino the Pascuach that is 46 of 50 Corbin Carroll congrats on that one good stuff Arizona Nice one there. We'll get that into a mag as well or 48 of 50 excuse me 48 of 50. Yes, it is Enrico. Yes, it is Yeah, you're good. Don't worry We've got a Game used Jersey out of three of ten Pedro Martinez nice Pedro for the Red Sox Congrats Boston Yes All right nine of 25 it's gonna be a Mike Schmidt on the definitive 12-time MLB all-star all-star auto Mike Schmidt nice one there congrats to the Phillies So he's Robo top No, what's it called? We've got framed auto that is gonna be good Lord Christian Yelich one of 30 as this case was nasty Case was so good Grads on that one there brew crew and then go to Justin E with the Braves three and five Dual auto Chipper Jones Ronald Acunha, Jr. On real break They're on real break congrats on that one Justin. She's off man Holy cow unbelievable, dude unbelievable Crazy case we just had right there good stuff. We'll get that one into a mag as well That's awesome Acunha and Chipper dual Yeah, that case was in that that was a great case right there man great case. All right. We're gonna start off with some relics We've got two fifty Ozzy albies That is one you're at home about I would say Bobby Whit jr. Blake's now 21 of 30 on the City Connect patch. That's so sick Joshua Albert Puholster 30 and you're down Alvarez 13 of 15 Yeah, once in a while. He's like a throwback Thursday, but yeah, we haven't done that in months now Sorry about that Sennie sorry about that Sennie I Know sorry about that Luke. Yeah, have a go on man. Thank you. Happy late. Thanks given to you as well buddy. I apologize. Sorry about that We've got a Mike Piazza Von Brissum Mike Schmidt to 25 Logan Oh, Hoppy Hey Steve Carlton Chipper Acunha duly can make this one Chipper Acunha duly yeah, we're gonna mag that one too. Cal Ripken Jr. Vinny Pasquantino RPA Will Clark to 40 Rhys Hoskins to 30 that is a Garrett Mitchell RPA to 10 Pedro to 10 as well and then a Christian Yelich frame to a 10 Start with a couple of our mag cards start off with the one-of-one game use letterman of Wilson Contreras going to the Cubs That's right. The second Cubs letterman. Did you say that earlier? We hit the Rizzo last case and yeah, I was gonna say yeah that for sure if I sounds good Luke sounds good That's kind of wild Statistically wise at least definitive trios autographs each year. Oh King Felix and Randy Johnson Going to the Mariners Congrats on that against Seattle Pick of that This thing is nasty man This thing is absolutely insane one-of-one game used booklet Kyle Schwerber for the Phillies on the auto on real man Unreal so it's such a sick patch I'm just showing Yeah, that's gonna continue magging the rest of these so I'll just show you guys before you got these four right here We had the chipper three of five with the Acunia show that one already We had of course the Corbin Carroll to 50 on the rookie auto We had eight of ten Jayrod for it the Mariners and then we had a Soto and Tatis dual patch auto so that will do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the film up next is hoops