rt with your prism draft. I don't have to Google anything, so this is good. Yeah, it's really cool, man. Really, really cool. Like I said, I don't know a ton about it either. That's the first time I've seen one. But with the amount of flux I've opened at this point, the amount of flux we've opened at this point. Yeah, no, for sure. Smart man. Sensible AI. Keegan Murray. That is Anthony Black. Nice one there, too. 149. The magic started today. Jose Alvarado. Grand Theft Alvarado to 99 for the Pelicans. You would definitely ensure the gear lost. Yeah, for sure. Dylan Mitchell, Silver. Prism Paolo. Venom of Olivier Maxon's Prosper. And Grady Dick. Sasser, Silver Scoop Henderson. That is a redemption of Trace Jackson Davis, the Indiana Hoosier. Nice one there. Silver Zach Levine. Gabe Kalshore. Red, Quezon Wallace, 299. And Trey Young on the Mojo Fireworks, the 25. Nice Trey. Ice Trey. All I know is Hawks 3-0 when they're starting Jalen Johnson. That's all I know, man. I don't know much, but I know that. Marta Rosen. Marcus Sasser. Pete Nance. Red Auto. Nice one there, too. What, 149? I know that, and I know that you need to get yourself a cherry. Silver Azar Thompson. Homeboy's over here. He's gone. Jalen Williams. Benedict Matherin to 49 on the Orange Bullsaur. And Silver Anthony Black. Jared McCain. Nice one there. 2-125 for Duke. Yeah, definitely. Definitely boarding. I definitely want to see Paolo. That thing's going to look so nasty in person. Seth Wendy, especially in Caste. Another Jared McCain blue ice, too, at 99. And fireworks of City of Soco. Yeah, that's fine. It's fine. Well, I'll just grab it when we get there. Still a couple orders out. I was going to say, I feel like I needed another one for some reason. I wrote down three, and I needed four, but I don't know. I know. Bop, bop, move, bop, move. Good luck here, Ray. Come on, let's do something big. See you, Brani. Brani Auto. Jada Williams. Nice one there. Congrats on them. The Refractor Auto. That's going to work. Probably the best women's prospect in this card in this product. Jada Williams, Riley Nelson, Addie Brown. Let's go, Bordie. That is Ayla Del Rosario. Just a zappy in, man. There we go.  Emma Rich, Luzelis. This poor sap said Pat's fan, too. I feel you, man. I'm with you. Gosh. It's up here. Future Stars, DJ Wagner. Five million, 100% honest, though. I don't feel bad for you. I really don't. I really, really don't. You had a good run. Stephen, or Stefan Castle.  Winning every freaking year. Michaela Williams. Brayette Cunningham to 150. Cody Williams. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, true. That's all we need. Exactly. We had a good run, yeah. Great run. Amanda Muse, Refractor. Justin Edwards and Ron Holland. Now you did. It was exciting to watch it, and it's prime, too. I'll give you that. Aiden Holliday, Jared McCain, and Ashlyn Shea. Like, once the Ravens were out, and whatever. Like, whoever wins, wins. I'm not gonna, it's not like DJ Wagner and Isaiah Collier. Kwame Evans on McDonald's. Muse Jackson, Reed Shepard. There's Addy Brown, Refractor. It drives me crazy to people that don't think, like, still have arguments that Brady's not the best quarterback. I'm like, dude, just get over it.  Boys, co-MVP, 299, DJ Wagner, Isaiah Collier. Nice one there. A couple of studs. Absolute beast. Wagner's gonna be nasty. We got another gold of that is Hannah Hidalgo. Nice one there to 50 on the Superfly. I kind of like these, actually. This is much better than what it was last year. Last year, it kind of stunk, in my opinion. Zoe Brooks and Andre Stojakovic. This year, it's really good, though. They got everybody they needed to get. They got everybody in this product that you want to see. Future stars, Talia Scott and Sean Stewart. The cards look better, too, in my opinion. I'm guessing they took Mikey out, or he's nutting. I assume so. Yeah, I would think. Gold auto, Talia Scott. Gold wave to 50. Congrats on that, Ray. Jared McCain. So the play's had a nice... Yeah, true. True. Sophia Bell. Yeah, Jones has no time to throw. No, not at all. Aaron Bradshaw. Our old line is just, it's terrible. No, it's not good, yeah. Yeah, Brady was just so good. He just really can't compare. Yeah. Matt's Muzela's new waves. I always respected Brady because he's really... I don't think he was ever the highest-paid player on the team. No, that's incredible. That's incredible. He always took a pay cut. Always took a pay cut, and that's why he won. Most people don't do that. Nobody does that anymore. Hell no. Nobody wants to do that, yeah. No. That is McDonald's All-American for the Girls and K.K. Arnold. Justin Edwards and Emma Rich. Refractor Auto. Nice one there. Stoicovic. No, I misspoke. I don't think he was ever the highest-paid player in the league. I think that's what it was. I think that's what it was because I'm gonna get people... I'm gonna get comments after this. Yeah, I don't know anything. Right, exactly. Made it in all of his endorsements, exactly. Yeah, I mean, his own brand is massive. He still made a ton... Don't let me run. He made a ton of money playing, too. Oh, for sure, yeah. But he could have made way more... Oh, yeah, I'm sure he could have made way more, but... Six rings. It's the greatest player of all seven rings. So, yeah. DJ Wagner. Nice one there. Andre Stoyasevich. Cody Williams. That's... Yeah, now, Fat Bronie Casting. He's gonna do it. Oh, my God, dude. Mackenzie Mbacco. Ron Holland base. That is... Bronie James Refractor. Nice. There we go. Gold Wave. That's Xavier Booker of Bay Fall. Nice one there. 250. Chacoby Walter. Nice one there to 125. I like the little McDonald's board, are you? Yeah, me, too. Those are dope. Yeah, like, I think those are one of Box. So cool. Bory, I don't know if he started broadcasting or not yet, but he's supposed to. Full Wiley and Stephen Castle. Isn't it for Fox? I think it's for... I think he signed one. I think it's 10-year, 375 million, I think, for Fox. I think, yeah. Yeah, I think it's Fox. Did you walk-ins feature stars, Xavier Booker? Isaac Collier. Nice one there. There you go, Ray. One of the top names in this product. Jada Williams. This is a good box. A good couple of boxes here. I know, the 28-3 was a master class, I'll be honest. Uh, Sahara K. Williams Refractor Auto. And then taking Seahawks blowing it on the one. Oh, that was so annoying. Omaha Billu. Jada Williams Refractor. Ronnie James and Riley Nelson. Future stars, Aaron Bradshaw. Tessa Johnson. Isaac Collier. Kwame Evans and Andres Stelyakovich. Xavier Booker. Future stars, K.K. Arnold to 25 on the orange, like the basketball. Nice one there. Congrats on that. McDonald's All-American. Amanda Muse. Jaden Donovan. Oh, Marco Jackson. Reed Shepard. What's up, Texas? How we doing? Texas. What up, buddy? Kwame Evans, K.K. Arnold. Appreciate that, man. Hell, yeah, appreciate that, buddy. What up, what up? McDonald's, Matt Spuzelis. Nice one there. I want to get one of these now. Yeah. A little McDonald's one. A little McNeigh one. Brennan Miller from Blood Brothers. Yeah, what is it, though? 2K. Madison Booker Refractor. That'll do it for your break there. Ray, thanks again for the support as always, buddy. Get them right out to my friend. Yeah, Prism of Draft will be the fearless mojo. Probably a decent amount, I think. Oh, no, he's got a pen and book. I don't know, man. There's probably not a ton of comps out there, obviously, but... Josh H coming up next. Hey, have a good one, boarding? Have a good night, boarding. See you tomorrow, man. Hey, buddy. I need to make a quick adjustment to one of the breaks. I thought John H instead of Josh H. Yeah, they're all on the table out there. Josh coming up. I was going to say, for some reason, I thought John sounded weird. And I said when I was doing it, but I did John H instead of Josh H. Josh. Yeah, I just crossed it out and I updated it on the results. Should be fine. Got Josh coming up next. I mean, I could just jump on eBay for a second and see if there's anything sold. It's hard to tell because it's the insert. That's the only thing. I mean, just the silver is sold for $11 yesterday, so that's not bad. The silver for your list. That's a good sign. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know to be honest, 2K. I don't want to give you a false value. Good luck here, Josh. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. Rip in one box of 23 Panini Chronicles UFC hobby for Josh H. It's good luck here. Josh, let's see it, buddy. 2023 Chronicles UFC 2023. There it is. Good luck. Nikita Krylov on the base. 2199 Corey Sanagan. Carla Esparaza. Chris Curtis and base. 2199 Chris Curtis. Nice one there. Yair Rodriguez. Got Calvin Catter on the Phoenix Auto. Nice one there. Congrats, Josh. Good stuff. Hey, Brendan Allen and Charles Oliveira. That is a Brad Tavares. Blue 299 Marlon Vera. 2199 is Brian Ortega. Aaron Blanchfield and Otto of Alexa Grasso. Grats on that one. Alexa Grasso. The Origins Auto. Makachev. 299 is Jamal Hill. Nice one there. Still chasing. There you go.  Going after the Joshi Hung. That is a Cyril Gane and a Matt Brown. That is a Blue Valentino-Chevchenko 299. Frank Muir. Matt Hughes. Nice one there on the silver. Got a Mosvar of Loew. And then a Paulo Costa 299 on the Noir. That will do it for your break there. Josh, thanks again for the support buddy. Got those right out to you, my friend. Derek G coming up next. Okay, good luck here, Derek. Going on, everyone. Sam here with late in sports cards. We've been one box of 23 Tops Cosmic Chrome Baseball Hobby for Derek G. It's good luck here, Derek. Let's do it. Racing Rodriguez. Mount Castle. Xander Bogarts. Dude, I know. It's the Apluto. That'd be insane, bro. Launch an orbit, Aaron Judge. Rocky Devers. Ha, no dice roll on this either. Yeah, that's true. That's awesome. Get to enjoy all the products that I Joshi Hung rookie. Kunya ET talent and check up the ground. No googling on prison draft. That's the main one. Gunner. No tag in anything. Altuve Alvarez and Bregman base. Launch an orbit, Bobby Witt Jr. Adolas Garcia. Matt Mervis, Josh Hader. Javier Asad. Shorbert, ET talent, Will Myers. We get a gold of Mark Vientos and it's an auto. 27 to 50. Ice one there on the gold rookie auto for them. That's Mark Vientos. Congrats there, Derek. Good stuff, buddy. Mike Trout. Penny Witt Jr. Ha, ha, I don't have to roll a dice for that. Singular. Stars of the Night, Ronald Acunha. One of those a box. Sandi Alcantra. Green Space Dust, Labor Torres. The 75 for the Yanks. Randy Rosarana. Otto's jersey, kind of hard. Those right there are kind of fire. Only they weren't getting beat up, you know. I know. Oregon State's kind of nice, though. No. No. Ha, sorry. Thank you. There goes Schindler. Joey Meneses on the Nucleus. I know. Five points, really. Thanks, seriously. Rafi Devers and his Waldo Caprera. They have just gone downhill slowly, slowly, slowly. I know. Well, they're not. I don't think they were ever that good. No, I feel that. They just played pretty good in the beginning. Corbin Carroll. I think they just rode that high until they ran into somebody really good and then they just, because they need, but Kyle Stowers to 199 and base Garrett Mitchell. But I mean, when they, when Deon starts bringing in his recruiting classes, they're going to be, that's going to be the school to go to. For sure. Jordan Groeschans or Frac Deruci. Like every really good DB is going to want to go there. Every single really good DB. Oh, I mean, I want to get coached by him, too. Yeah, dude. I know, honestly. One of the best DBs. Shohei Otani. Thomas Carroll, Moreno. Like if you have a shot, if you legitimately are scouted and have a shot to go to the NFL as a corner safety, you have to go to Colorado. For sure. I agree. Blue. Corbin Carroll. Nice one there to 199. Great way to end it there. Derek, congrats, buddy. And Edward William. I'll go for your break, Derek. Thanks again for the support, buddy. Get him right out to my friend. I think either Chris picking up a spot in Grimdraft Choice tomorrow. That's going to be fun, man. I'm excited. We have a box of that tonight for Jin. I'm pretty excited for that. I got to run and grab one box of McDonald's All American. Give me one sec, everybody. BRB. David C. David C. Good luck. David. Here we go, buddy. Going on, everyone. Sam here with late in sports cards. It's been one box of 23 tops, Chrome McDonald's All American Basketball Hobby. For David C. Let's be lucky. Here's David. Mackenzie Mabacco. Nice one there. Mabacco. Refractor on. Edwards and Ashlyn Shade. McDonald's All American. Cody Williams. Future Stars. Talia Scott. And the boys. All American. New Waves. DJ Wagner. And Elmarco Jackson. Amanda Meuse. Refractor. Mookie Cook in Malaysia. Full Wiley. There's a McDonald's All American Xavier Booker. We've got an Essence Cody on the Basketball Orange 225. Congrats on that one. There, David. Nice one, buddy. Camora Jackson. Future Stars. Makayla Williams. Sean Stewart. Lava. KK Arnold. 299. And Matt Spuzelis. Jared McCain. Refractor. Nice one there. That's the Johnson. Malaysia. Full Wiley. Emma Rich. Ashlyn Shade. Refractor. Ron Holland. And Omaha Billion. Good pack there. Omaha Billion. Stefan Castle. Nice one there. That's kind of like the next day almost. Next day looking auto. Nice one there. Hopefully a Yukon Husky. Stojakovic and Cody Williams. That's kind of wild that. Pajah's son's supposed to be better than Pajah. Riley Nelson. Refractor. And Justin Edwards. DJ Wagner. Future Stars. Ron Holland. Jared McCain. Isaiah Collier. And Ashlyn Shade. Addie Brown. Refractor. Muse Elmarco Jackson. Booker Elmarco Jackson. Steven Castle to 150. Refractor. K.K. Arnold. McDonald's All-American. Amore Jackson. And we've got the McDonald's Refractor. Vattie Brown. Hell yeah. So awesome. Reed Shepard Refractor. Jada Williams. Omaha Billion. McDonald's All-American. And K.K. Arnold. Not too shabby of a break there. For you, David. Congrats on all the heads, buddy. Get them right out to my friend. Tom coming up with a full case of Sterling. Yeah, I should be able to get to everybody. I would say personals are full. All right, we'll grab the case for Tom. We'll get going. We've got this one. One, two, three, four, five after this one. So good luck here, Tom. Going on, everyone. Say I'm here with late sports guards. We are ripping full case of 2023 Bowman Sterling Baseball for Tom C. So good luck here, Tom. Let's do it. Full sealed case of Sterling. See a big triple come out of here. Pull Tom, the Dominguez and Arias. Full auto to 10. I'm fanatics yesterday. Oh, really? That's pretty sweet. It's a big Yankees guy as well. Same as me. Bunch of bots. Please. Listen to you. How's your football team doing? Hey, he's probably a Giants fan, so I'm sure he's. Yeah, true. I guess that's not great. Giants sit. At least your Ravens are doing well.  Six and two, baby. Hopefully you can dub out this week. That's got Ravens loss written all over it. That's what I was worried about last week. I was like, I could see us blowing this game against the freaking Cardinals. So glad we did it. Yeah, I know. Oh, I would have been so pissed. Dude, Ravens losses legitimately ruin my next like two days. Like I'll be pissed until like two. I'll be pissed until Wednesday if they lose tomorrow. Like it's going to ruin Sunday, ruin Monday. Absolutely ruins Monday because I have to come in here on Monday morning.  So brutal. Zvala base auto Jonathan Mejia for the Cardinals. There you go, Tom. Chase the water base auto going through the Guardians. Congrats, Tom. Nice one there for Cleveland. Montez, Grissom, Freeman. Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. Just ruins it ruins multiple. And then Tuesday, like I still have to hear about it on two. Because then the issue with Tuesday now, there's Volpe Burleson. Got Nelson Rod out of 75. Nice one there for the Angels. Jet Williams. Jet the Met base autumn for the Mets and Alvarez rookie.   If he's so mad, it really does. Zeke Otovar to 100. Nice one there. Nice one there. Your Donny De Los Santos. Base auto for the Pirates. Outman and Matt Wollner. This is time for the Ravens to hit the panic button. I feel like one lot. I'm like, dude, relax. Every week, dude. Can't lose a game without them saying that. No. Kodai Senga. There's Daniel Moftesino. Nice one there. Base auto for the Padres. Stowers, Caminero and Maximus. Yeah, you can just do autos for this one. Unless there's like an or, like a... Black Marlboro. Yeah, there you go. Cause I don't think there's anything. Oh, I guess blue and lower. Blue to 25 and lower. Possibly lose by 18. My god. That stinks. Base auto. Yes, sir, Mercedes. I just won there for the Twins. Congrats, Twins. Or congrats, Tom. But plays for the Twins. Still in group break mode. When it's a full case, you kind of go in a group break mode. That'd be fair. Guero, Volpe, Rookie to 150. Ellie De La Cruz. There we go. Congrats, Tom. Nice. Good stuff, man. 58 to 150. First numbered Ellie auto. First numbered Ellie auto. I pulled out of Sterling this year. It's a nice one there. Congrats, Tommy. I'm going to give you a chance. Alvarez Rookie as well. Loose by two. I know that's ridiculous. Michael Harris Rookie. Kevin Perotta to 199. And Dionne Jorge, base auto. For the Colorado Rocks. I don't know much. You know what I do now, though? The Hawks are 3-0 when Jaylen Johnson starts. Yep, you're going to hear about that one. Riley Greene, Brett Beatty. Max Muncie to 199. Gabriel Gonzalez, base auto for the Mariners. That's on that, Tom. D.O. Hall and Ezekiel Tovar. Redemption is Jackson Churio on the speckle to 99. Great box there. Really good box there. Holy. There you go. Tom, congrats. Buddy Jackson Churio on the speckle. And base. Box 3. Racing is signing of this, right? Couldn't have told his bro to sign. I know. I come up.  That's what I'm saying. Like, you can tell your bro to write a dope. Can you sign some cards? Yeah, I know, dude.  Another redemption. This time, Justin Crawford. Refractor parallel to 150. Oh, son of Garo. Yes, sir. Nice one there. Congrats, Tom. Alaska is Jordan Groeschens. Because he, every product Churio's been in. He's been a redemption. Best inception. Yes. It's true. Everything, dude. Not a ridiculous. Except, what's it called? Except his first. Ambioris Tavares. Nice one there. Spencer Steermax. My really signed stickers for, geez, dude. Well, all of his on-card stuff, then, is redemption. Yeah, his on-card stuff's definitely gonna be good. Tom's just probably like, all right, look, you gotta sign your firsts. Yeah, like, come on. If you're gonna be a pain, sign your firsts. Sign your firsts. Then we won't be able to bother you for another year. Whoa. Jason Aminga is Kevin Parada. Bass Auto, nice one there. Steer and Meyer. Paraza Refractor to $1.99. It's a $1.25. Sam Zavala on the wave for the Padres. I had a feeling we were gonna run into Crawford with that issue, too. Yeah. Other than it's firsts, he can be redemption and everything. It's looking like it. Aminga, Sam Zavala to $1.50. Nice one there for Padres again. Bass Auto, Glider Figuero. Yeah, I guess that's valid, too, Table Salt. JP's still waiting on his trial redemption. I know. Dude, I don't know why they don't just sign. Like, I'm not serious about this, but in theory, this would be a great idea. And just hire a team of harassers for Topps, dude. And just fly them out to wherever it is, call the guy's agent, and be like, look, we're coming here for a week, and you are going to sign these autographs before we leave. I don't care what you're doing. You're gonna take four hours.  You're gonna freaking sign these cards, man. We have a contract. I know. We have a contract. You're gonna sign these cards. And I'm gonna sit there with you until you do it, too. What's up? Travis, how you doing, buddy? To 100, Drew Jones. Cam Collier to 100. Nice one there as well. Congrats on that. Reds, or Tom with the Reds. Steer and Maximon. Send me and Jacob out there. I know. There you go. It's like I will legitimately follow you around. Bugging you to sign until you sign. Yoshida Rookie. Oh, Huppie base auto. Alex Ramirez, nice one for the Mets. That's what I'm saying, honestly. Just being honest, though, man, yeah. Jett Williams. And that's what I'm saying, dude. Like, you just be like, hey, on the phone, hey, Jax and Trio's agent, I'm flying to so-and-so. I'm gonna be there for a week.  Click. I'm on my way. You want money? You signed the bonus. Yeah, I know. There's 299, Jonathan Mejia. Jackson Churria. Manuel Beltre, base auto. Nice one there. Jordan Walker, Jackson Merrill. The agent laughs at you. Oh, haha, AJ, you think that's funny? You think that's funny?  If you don't sign, we're coming after your signing bonus. Click. Goodbye. Goodbye. We're suing you for your signing bonus. Michael Harris. Just 150. Gavin Cross. Nice one there. Bro Davey. But I feel like he won't sign on the cards, the on cards until he makes it. True. True. Holiday's been live and a lot of stuff, which has been good. Who's up? Is he redemption in anything? I can't think. No, he wasn't. He was redemption. And because he was, I feel like, I agree. I feel like he was a redemption in something. I just don't remember what. Yeah, I don't know. Because he signed his first. He was in Bowman. He was in draft. He was in Bowman. Yoshida Ohapi Gutieres. Simon Juan, base. Nice one there on the auto for the Mets. Cheerio. Young Keele.  And then once the athlete signs it, they'll send it to you. So it's basically an IOU. It's an IOU. But it's every company that you have to do it. If you want to have the guys in the checklist, because not everybody's going to sign. It's not, you know, it's not a perfect world. I know what that's what I'm saying. Travis, he was a redemption and something. I just don't remember what he was a redemption in. What's come out recently? I don't know. I'm trying to think, but I swear I remember him being a redemption. No, I do too. I've never seen this Jackson holiday. Corbin Carroll rookie to 100 DL Hall. Texas. I don't even I don't think so. Honestly. So 150 Alex Ramirez. Nolan Gorman and Kate Cavalli. Yeah, I've seen I've heard people from years. Oh, I had. I still have a Xeon waiters from 2014 JP's trout is from two years ago. Jesus, man. I don't know. Mouse out of this. I don't know. It might have been to 150 Jacob Barry. Oh, yeah. We did. We pulled it. We pulled the red. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. And Willie Fannes 299. It's a dope car. It's not so sick. So fire. I swung their speckle Coloss and bow nailer. Gunner Henderson to 199. Kate Cavalli base auto Anthony Gutierrez. I swung there for the Rangers. Josh Young Oscar Coloss. I don't think about anything that what did I redeem? Parts I've redeemed in the past. I don't know. There's been some to 199 junior Caminero. The great kid to holiday. Gold 41 to 50 is Michael Arroyo. He did not actually. I don't know. Your boy Michael Arroyo. It's cool. Your boy. Oh, Michael Arroyo. There we go. I think I said that already. It's still funny. It doesn't matter. Gold is nice. Who's that? Gold is cool. Yeah. Gold's are nasty in this. 299 South Stewart. Nice. For the Nationals, wave of Christian Vecchera. I swung there for the Nats. Ellie De La Cruz and Nelson Rada. Yeah, that's the way to just do it sometimes. Sometimes it's not worth waiting. You know what I mean? Rather just have the sparkles to the points. Sterling Silver, Brooks Lee to 100. I swung for the Twins. It was rookie Mosaic and Brandon Marsh auto for a total. That's not bad, honestly. That that works. Because the marsh is not going to be licensed. It's a nanny, so whatever. Exactly. Exactly. 299 Henry Bolt for the A's. There you go, Tom. My guy. Love Henry Bolt.  Magenta of James Outman to 75. Gavin Cross, base auto for the Royals. Cosas Outman, Adley Rookie. Kim Collier to 150. For the Reds, Ricardo Cabrera, base auto. I swung there as well. Right, exactly. I know the damage cards are a whole other story. Spencer Jones to 99. Base auto, Samuel Zavala. Again, for the Padres. Yes, for Mercedes and Mike Romero. All right, we're halfway through the case, Tom. Good luck, buddy. Continue on here. That is a tech Riley Greene to 99. That's clean, dude, with the throwback on. 38 of 99. Congrats on that, Tom. And Brooks Lee, Opulence to 99. Second Brooks Lee auto with a break. Nice one, Tom. Jordan Beckham, Jackson Holiday. Happy holidays. It's no longer hashtag Rocktober, but it is the hashtag Happy Holidays. Nice, Seden Rafaella, 9 to 15 on the Rose Gold. Congrats on that, Tom, on the auto. Yes, there we go. That's sick. He made his debut this year, right? He did, right, yeah. Seden Rafaella. Very nice, very nice. Dionne Jorge, Velazquez, and Jordan Groeschans. Mike Romero, base auto for the Red Sox. Of course, Tom's getting all the Red Sox now. I'd love to see it. Lawler and Tamara Johnson. Bum Red Sox. Bum, thank you. You're welcome. Come on. Phil. Orange, Ellie De La Cruz to 75. Good case here, Tom. Very nice, man, to 75 on the Ellie. Congrats, Tom. Right here, Mero and Jordan Jones. Gold tech, Brett Beatty, 250. Nice one there, 33 of 50 for the Metz. Edison Paulino, base auto, Red Sox. Velazquez and Groeschans. Now, Trav, I'm a little worried about the game tomorrow because of how good Seattle's defense is. Yeah, I know. I don't know what happened on the auto with Ellie. You just, like, skipped it in the beginning on the orange. He's a weird looking dude. Yeah, that's kind of weird. You know what I mean? His auto is kind of weird though in general. He does have, yeah, he does have a weird auto. Agreed. This is Bowman Sterling. They come in Sterling. Corbin Carroll, Shea Langlears, Gold James Altman to 50. Of course, it's far out, man. Reynon Cone, base auto for the Dodgers. Cavalli and Stowers. Marsh's AK. Oh, there's some bad ones out there, man. Some bad autos out there for sure. William Bergoyle. Nice one there. Phillies, Ellie Base, and Kossus Rupen. The Keros is... The Keros stinks. The Keros stinks. The Keros is stunk in every product he spends. Yeah, it's almost like that. Gold Trish and Kossus to 50. Mother Red Sock, 41 out of 50. Jackson Merrill, nice one there as well for the Padres. Perrata, Yasser Mercedes. Morrell to 150, Brooks Lee. Nice one there. On the speckle, base auto Nelson. Radha for the Angels. Perrata, Nolan Gorman Rookie. Edgar Quero for the Angels for base auto. Merrill Jett, Michael Garcia. Gold, Alec Burleson, 33 out of 50 on the rookie auto for the Cardinals. Nice one there. Alec Burleson. Walker and Jackson Merrill. Gavin Cross to 150 for the Royals. Base auto Cole Young for the Mariners. Nice one there. Vargas Oswald-Parazzo. Joshua Baez, base auto for the Cardinals. There you go, St. Louis, Vecchero, and Oscar Gonzalez. Base auto, Lazaro Montez. For the Mariners, Tossis and Altman. 2.99, Diego Cartaya. This one there for the Dodgers, base auto Samuel Munoz. For the Dodgers as well. Diaz and Colson Montgomery. You know what I will give Fanatics a lot of credit for? Nobody in Vomicom used redemption. That's pretty impressive. I don't think at least. Can you think of any of that redemption off the top of your head? I can't. For football? Yeah, for football. Basketball, obviously. I'd win me in scoops or redemptions. But they're signed. They're signed. They're back. Some of them are, obviously. Kuma Rocker to 150 for the Rangers. Base auto Mason Auer for the Reyes. L.A. De La Cruz base, Nelson Marado. Refractor Nolan Gorman to 199. Orange to 75, Alex Ramirez for the Metz. Freeman and Miguel Vargas. Volpe Rookie, Burleson. Base auto, Junior Caminero. Going to the Reyes. Congrats, Reyes. Eric, congrats, Tom, with the Reyes. Caminero's pretty solid. Yeah, kind of already is. Got a blue tech to 25. Gunnar Henderson. Nice one there. Six of 25. Congrats on that, Tom. Very nice. Tech Gunnar to blue. Yeah, I know. To 75 is going to be a Christopher Morrell. That was a great patty. That was a very good pat right there. 51 to 75. Christopher Morrell on the orange. Back in Jackson Holiday. That is Tucker Tullman base auto for the Blue Jays. Lazar Roman says, Von Grissom. Oh, Shredor's back. Oh, he's been back, I guess. Backlash drive. Jason Shurio on the base auto for the Guardians. Too little too late, I think, here. I need to touch down at a two-point. Yeah, I need that right now. This place is tiny. Yeah, you'd like to go for it. You'd like to get the two-point. If you score here, Gunnar rookie, base auto, Yasser Mercedes. You need to go to bed, dude. Why are you up? Oh, he's off tomorrow, I guess. Josh Young rookie.  No, you're not. You work to go to bed. You work tomorrow morning. Go to bed. I'm telling Gortese. Wow, dude. Wow, wow, wow. It's not good, man. Wow, wow. Go to bed.  You need to go to bed. Go to bed. Yoshida, Logan Ohapi, Blue Shea Langler's to 25 on the rookie. Nice one there. Who's on Twitch now? I know. Gabriel Martinez. We can't time him out. Well, I guess we can. I can go out on Twitch, probably. I just won there. Gabriel Martinez. Well, Sean, your dad can't do anything over there if he comes in on Twitch and starts trolling. Because you're not signed in on Twitch over there. I was before. Oh, were you? I think so. Unless someone signed it out, then, yeah. No, someone signed it out, yeah. Yeah. It's a 199. Yossir Mercedes. He finally figured that out. I don't work at Leighton Sports Cards. I'm new.  Mm-hmm. Abel Bastidas. Nice one there for the Tigers, Caro, and Oscar Gonzalez. Okay, Guthridge Jake. Yeah, JakeG underscore 08. The same account that was on Twitch a couple days on Wednesday.  Go to bed. Get your pacifier. It's a 75. LED La Cruz. Nice one there on the Fuchsia. Drew Gilbert, base auto. For the Astros. Freeman and McGill Vargas. I'm guessing they didn't catch a single dub, because we didn't send anything. Because they're garbage. Wow. They stink. Wow, not good. First game for me tomorrow is a dub for sure. Me and you are going to dub tomorrow for sure. We are. Easy. I'm Forrest. And that's Sean. Forrest and Sean. He's probably dying right now, too. He definitely is dying. Riley Green, Bret Beatty to 150. Manuel Beltre. He's laying in bed. This one there. Blue Jays. Hunter Brown. Nice to meet you, too. JakeG underscore 08. Where are you from, JakeG? True, true. To 100. Garrett Mitchell. That's true, Texas. Base auto. Yankeel Fernandez. Nice one there. Stuart Ruiz and Francisco Alvarez. Nice.  Send him home. He's probably eating colders right now. Oh, yeah. We got a Black Lava. 275 Triton Casas. That is a Black Lava. Sedan Rafaella. Eight of ten. Nice one there. For the Red Sox. It's Red Sox. There you go, Tom. Unbelievable. Face and face. Can you see that? Yeah, that's pretty cool. Can you get you a chair, yes? What do you want me to do? All right. Homeboy over there. He is gone. He is... Oh, there you go, Colorado. Michael Harris-Rookie. 2199 Kyle Stowers. 2125 Roger Garyas. Congrats on that, Tom. There's a Yankee hit for you, finally. He is, Tom. Who's your favorite team? JakeG underscore 08. I can't imagine it's not the Rays, but I don't know. This is a personal. You're asking for it, Jake. 2150 Jason Chariot. Nice one there for the Guardians. Sterling Silverado to 100. It is Jacob Berry for the Marlins. Jordan Lawler and Tamar Johnson. All right. Do a quick recap for you, Tom. I thought that was a little base. Start off with base autos. Justin Crawford and Jackson Chariot. Those are just redemptions. Base autos got Dionne Jorge, Gabriel Gonzalez, Kevin Parada, Glider Figuero, Alex Ramirez, Ricardo Carrera, Yossir Mercedes, Manuel Beltre, Ambiore Stavarez, Simon Juan, Samuel Zavala, Cole Young, Nelson Rada, a Joshua Baez, Yossir Mercedes, Gabriel Martinez, Anthony Gutierrez, Jason Chariot, Abel Bastidas, Yanquil Fernandez, Drew Gilbert, Daniel Montesino, Jordani De Los Santos, Samuel Muñoz, Mason Auer, Tucker Toman, Lazar Romantes, Jonathan Mejia, Chase De Lauder, Jr. Caminero, Jet Williams, Gavin Cross, William Bergoya, Mikey Romero, Edison Paulino, Randon Cone, Jackson Merrill, Edgar Cuero, Bowman Sterling, Riffin Bowman Sterling, Jake G. Underscoreway. I'm sure you don't know what that is. So 150 Manuel Beltre, Gavin Cross, Alex Ramirez, 125, Roger Gariaz, Samuel Zavala, Christian Baccaro, 200, Jacob Barry, Brooks Lee, Cam Collier, to 99, Willie Fannes, Henry Bolt, Brooks Lee, to 75, Christopher Morel, Alex Ramirez, to 50, Michael Arroyo, Alex Burleson, to 15, Saden Rafaella, to 10, Saden Rafaella, Jimmy Pickett, and then we had Ellie De La Cruz, Orange and Refractor. Got to do it for the break, Tom. Thanks again for your support as always, buddy. Get them right out to you, my friend. Indianapolis Indians, the minor league team. Nice, nice. No, no, they're not an MLB team. They are a minor league team. We wash my hands off really quick, everybody. And then we'll get going on to the next one. Sammy with a box of mosaic hobby football.  She's Jake's a bot, man. Go to bed, Jake. Okay, Sammy. We have a Jake that works here, that's acting an awful lot like you are, that's why. Good luck here. He's still cracking up in his bed. Oh, he's dying, dude. Good luck here, Sam. Let's do it, buddy. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with latent sports cards. We're up in one box of 23 panini mosaic football hobby for Sam A. So good luck here, Sam. Let's do it, buddy. Got Sam, then Tony, then Jim, and then Scott. And then that'll be it. Full of the night. Thank you all again. I might need to switch with you when you get a chance. Jaylen Hyatt, Orange Chad Rylan to $199. Silver Jay Ward, Aaron Jones, Tony Pollard, and a gold, Stefan Diggs, moments in time, 9 of 10. Minneapolis Miracle. Thanks, sir. Go to bed, Jake. Go to bed. Quentin Johnson on the debut. 2199 is Dak Prescott. Mahomes and Dante Hall. CJ Stroud debut. Devin White. Red Andre Johnson. George Kittle in Silver Splash of Dak Prescott. Yes, yes. Yes. Will Leviss Rookie, Traylon Burks. Davin Coke, Tiki Barber. Silver Dwight Stevenson. Zay Flowers Rookie. Silver Chris O'Lavitt. You guys best friends or something? Tavius Martin. Ozzie Newsom to $49. Silver Charlie Jones. Ramsey and Gough and Dak. Bijan debut. Josh Allen Mosec. Blue Aaron Rodgers to $99. Tony Dorsett and Malcolm Rodriguez. Center stage. Okay, got you, got you. Diggs Burr's fan. Diggs Burr's fan. Got you. Got you. Tariq Wollin. Charlie Jones. Silver Jalen Waddle. Mahomes and Adrian Pearson. You happen to catch any of his summer league highlights. You're going to go back and watch them. Thanks for letting my know. Got you. Got you. Tamiro Gibbs debut. Johnson Dan Marino. Sauce Gardner. Jimmy Garoppolo and CMC. Jalen Waddle. Trey Tucker. Nice one there. He is dying in bed. Trey Tucker. Henden Hooker Rookie. Nice one there. Joe Burrow-Red. Josh Jacobs and Zay Flowers Silver. Zay Flowers Rookie. Aiden Hutchinson to $75. On a blue auto. Nice one there. Sam. Blue Aiden Hutchinson. Red Broderick Jones. Silver CPAT. DJ Moore in a silver Dante Hall, the human joystick. That'll do it for your break there, Sam. Thanks again, as always, my man. Do appreciate it. Get it right out to you. Clam Crowder. Yeah, love that. My favorite part about when Anthony makes something new up, he just comes into chat and puts it in all caps. All caps. At like 1.30 a.m. And that's like when it first starts. And then it makes it like a 10 times funnier. Clam Crowder. I firmly believe now in nothing good happens past 1 a.m. I don't agree. Firm believer in that now. Fair. Hey, that's valid, man. That's valid. It's valid, Anthony. Tony White coming up next. Yeah, do you know what Fortnite is? D. Sheen. I don't know what it is, man. Never heard of it. I think I got you a cherry. How to have deja vu. Oh, God. No, man, no. I thought you didn't work here, man. Said you didn't know anybody. No, he said that. I'm Forrest and he and you're Sean. To be fair. To be 100% fair. So at least he's got a good memory. All right, good luck here, Tony. Uh, one Sam here with late in sports cards. Rip in two boxes for Tony White. One 23-24 per needed prism collegiate draft fix hobby and one 23 Bowman Mega. It's good luck here, Tony. Start with the Bowman Mega. They can even roll back time now. Shohei and Reese Hoskins. I think at 2, 2 a.m. Eastern time, I think, Jim. So in like a half hour here. Anthony Rizzo. Resettle my clocks. My house. James Altman. Sneaking another hour. Byron Buxton. No, no true Maggie in this product. There is a really cool SSP on eBay, though. You can find out of tops. Aiden Sanchez. Louis Serna. Devis and De Los Santos. Spencer Jones. And Gabriel Gonzalez. Yeah, just my oven and my microwave. That's it. Xavier Isaac. First of Carter Young. Purple. Christian Baccaro. Two 2.99. Nice one there, Tony. Then Brady House and Michael Arroyo. One 23-24 per needed prism collegiate draft fix hobby. It is. See, every clock in my house is digital. KJ Williams. Turquavion Smith. Red to 149. Nice one there. Congrats on that, Tony. James Najee. Silver rookie. Prism of Jordan Hawkins. Cam Whitmore. Red to 2.99. Top Karnick. Silver Ahmed Thompson. Kobe Buffkin. Kind of low. Blue Ice. Jared McCain. On the college penmanship auto to 99. No, to 75. 75. Marta Rosen. Prism of D-Wade. Dayman Lillard. Blue Ice 2.99. And widescreen kid. Cunningham. Blue Chris Murray to 1.99. That's what's with the numbers in the circle. That is to 99. Is Scottie Pippin Jr. I probably can't even fully type without laughing right now. I know. That's why it takes him so long in between. He's got to collect himself before he says something. Shailen Brunson. To Marta Rosen. Victor Wembanyama. On the snakeskin. There you go, Tony. Congrats on that. Nice Wembany. Here's your boy, Jake. I roll straight sundials and hourglasses. Nice. There you go, Jim. Let's go, buddy. Yeah, Personals are full for tonight, Carnag. They are. Grady Dick. That is a Rick Fox. Nice one there. Purple Ice for the Lakers. Colin Castleton. Silver. Taylor Hendricks. Mark East-Nowell. To 2.49. Your guy, that's great. And another Wembany. There you go, Tony. That'll do it for your break there. Tony, thanks again for the support, buddy. We'll get him right out to my friend. You're officially losing it. We are lost, man. The holy cow. Lost. How did you and Bofa come to be friends? Yeah. I don't know who this Bofa guy is. Look at how pleased he is. Thank you. He's off the rocker tonight. Oh, man. He is losing it. He is losing it. All right, got Terry with three Star Wars Chrome Blacks. I don't know. I don't think I'm going to make a lineup tomorrow. Anthony. I don't know. Maybe I will. Maybe I'll sneak one in when I first wake up for fun. I've been stinking. You just stick to the three biggest games tomorrow. Yeah, true. Bills, bangles. Yeah. What was that, Sunday night? Tomorrow night, I think. Yeah. And then Eagles, Cowboys. Yeah, true. You might know what Fortnite is, Jake. You might. Should ask him. Should ask him next time you guys are playing Fall Guys. See if he knows. He probably will. I bet he will. All right. Good luck here, Terry. Scott or Jim, you're up next, by the way. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We are riffing three boxes of 2023's Top Star Wars Chrome Black for Terry B. So good luck, Terry. Let's do it, buddy. There you go, Carl. Well, good night. Good luck on that one, I suppose. Good luck. We're going to open those school ranks. Toss on some history channel. There you go. Hey, that's the way to call your shot. Hell yeah, Terry. All right. We got a blue to start us off to 75, Sam Wessel. Nice one there. We've got a fantastic fights of Vader and Luke and Mon Mothma. That is going to be Refractor out of Father of the Mandalorian, Bernard Bollin. Nice one there. Father of the Mandalorian, Bason. Bail Organa. It's a 199 Darth Vader. That's solid. That'll work right there on the Refractor. Hell yeah. And Purple of Rey, it's a 125. Black Jedi. And Otto of Tusken Chief. That is going to be Xavier Jimenez, Tusken Chief. You're going to find the time out, wasn't you, Jake?  It'll be timed out right now, Jake. Send him home. Come on, man. Come on. Go to bed, Jake. Go to bed. You work tomorrow, man. You got to go to bed.  It'd be like, I trolled them, but at what cost? Chop of the Hut. Figurin Dn, 2125. And Green to 99, the Mandalorian. Nice one there. Congrats, Terry. That's awesome, dude. Mando on the Green. And then we've got a Pike Traveler. Alfred Singh as a Pike Traveler on the Refractor. That'll do it for the break, for your break there. Terry, thanks again for the support, buddy. Get him right out, too, my friend. Thank you, thank you. As always, that's Terry. Because I don't know what you're talking about. I work at 2Js. Yes, sir, you got it, Terry. No problem at all. Tell the owner the food's mid. The caterer, really? You're going to be so tired tomorrow, dude. I hope so, man. Gosh, that's awesome.  Making another new Fanatics Live account. Making the Jake burn. Yeah, probably JakeG underscore 08 on Fanatics Live. Should Bull just jump in as JakeG? JakeG underscore 08. JakeG underscore underscore 08. Underscore underscore. That'll be the two right there. Good Lord. We've got Jim coming up next. Jim L. Good luck, Jim. Let's do it, buddy. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with latent sports cards. There have been three boxes for Jim L. We've got a 22-23 Panini Select basketball hobby, a 22-23 Panini Crown Royal basketball Asia team all, and a 23-24 Panini Prism collegiate draft picks. So good luck here, Jim. Let's do it, buddy. See something big out of this. Collegiate draft picks choice. I haven't actually ripped any of this yet, so I'm excited. This is one of them. The choice. Yep. I've not ripped any of the choice yet. One being Nebula. Just imagine, dude. Good Lord. Chris Murray, Silver Rookie. Trace Jackson, Davis, Silver Rookie. Got Otto to 40. Jacobi Walter on the red scope. Nice one there. Jacobi Walter. Kendrick Davis on the tricolor exclusive. Carl Malone tricolor. Leaky Black Rookie. That's pretty sick, Tablesault. Colin Castleton, red scope to 99. And Magic Johnson, red scope to 88. Excuse me, both to 88. Colin Castleton and Magic Johnson. All right. So that'll do it for Prism draft choice right there. We'll go on to Crown Team All Next. Yeah, I hit the one out of 10 in a break. Yeah, I know. It's awesome, though, man. So awesome, dude. Nice. Got a Steph Curry. Number 218. Congrats on that. And the handcrafted. Steph Curry. Bless you. Red Asia, Luca Donchich. Got Zach Levine, Kyrie Irving, Josh Giddy, and Carl Anthony Towns. And on to Select Basketball now. Select Basketball Colby. Out of a Mitchell, Jabari Smith, Jr. Desmond Payne. And Anthony Edwards. Yeah, the Detroit Bots. The Detroit Bots. To 99, Chris Middleton, Jersey Auto. Congrats on that one there, Jim. Bam Adebayo and Anthony Davis. Benedict Matherin. Christian Brown on the scope. And Michael Porter, Jr. Cricket. Cricket. Professional cricket. Nice and Daniel Silver and Fernie Simons. And Kevin Porter. Hell, whatever team is winning. Big-time bandwagon. Silver Bradley Beal and Benedict Matherin rookie.  Chet Holmgren. Nice one there. 2175. There you go, Jim. Congrats on that, Jim. Very solid. Very solid. The maroon, I should say. Chet's been falling. Jalen Williams. He has been. I'm really good. Yes, Jake. Yes. It's co-Jim. Sohan. Brandon Ingram. Nice one there on the scope. And Keldon Johnson. Yeah, that's a solid chat for sure. A solid chat for sure. We've got a Bryce McGowan's, the 249. Nice one there in the Silver Auto. Nice. Nicola Jovic on the bronze, the 49. On the bronze rookie, Nicola Jovic. And Tyrese Maxie. Bronn Unstoppable. Silver Walker Kessler rookie. And Devin Booker. Kid Cunningham. Nice. Jason Tatum, selective swatches on the Gameuse jersey. For the Cs. We've got a White Musa Diabate. Number two at 149. For the Clippers and Christian Coloco. Chet Rookie. Caleb Houston. Silver Trevor Keels with the wheels. And Wendell Moore Jr. Last pack for you here. I'll be your break. Jim, let's see it. First and Brown. Tri-Color is Wendell Moore Jr. Rookie and Musa Diabate. I'm doing for your break there, Jim. Thanks again for the support, buddy. As always, get them right out to you, my friend. One more. We've got one more box, and that'll do it for the night. Yeah, Sean, do you have a favorite team? Have a go on, Jim. Sorry it wasn't any better. I apologize on that. Yeah, have a good night, Jim. But have a go on, man. No, it's not the tops one. No, it's just like a regular New Era one. It's like a custom one. Braves and then 40th anniversary side patch. But it is New Era as well. The tops ones, I think, are... What are the tops ones? Mitchell and Ness? Yeah, I think that's Mitchell and Ness. I don't love Mitchell and Ness. Not a Mitchell and Ness fan. I don't like anything that isn't really New Era, to be honest. Yeah, Mitchell and Ness, I feel like it's more like a jersey. Yeah, I mean, if you're into snapbacks, that's the company to get them from. But I don't... Like, if snapbacks don't hit my... They'll fit my head right. I like that. Yeah, I feel that. Annoying. All right, Scottis. The Orioles one. And store Mitchell and Ness. I think Rich got that one, actually. The Orioles one? I think Rich got the Orioles one, yeah. Yeah, because I have the Yankees one. They just gave me the Yankees one. Hey, Nathan, that would be awesome. The 101 Max? That'd be dope, dude. That'd be so dope. They're gonna race tomorrow noon, too. Where is it? Saudi Arabia? Oh, no, Brazilian Grand Prix. No, I guess that's fair, Tablesaw. I can't really pull off the backwards snapback look. But you go, okay, I got you. They fit a size bigger. Yeah, I know. They didn't... They don't... Mitchell, I mean, they're not...  I wouldn't buy one, personally. Like, I got... They gave me the Yankees one for free. So I just took that one. I haven't worn it yet. It's still sitting in my locker, but... I'll just keep it. It's like... It's just a cool thing to have. Because I like hats. I've got like... God, I've probably got like 200 fit-eds at this point, man. All right, good luck here, Scott. Let's do it, buddy. Going on, everyone. Sam here with late sports cards. We've got one box of 22. Top Scrone Formula One Sapphire for Scott S. It's good luck here, buddy. Let's do it. Oh, yeah. I had fully said that I'm addicted to fitted hats, man. I love it, dude. At 4 to 500, that's a good number. Like that's where I'm hoping to be soon. Have a good one, Jake. You move, Iwasa. That is Sergio Pettis to 99. Nice one there. Dennis Hauser and Sebastian Vettel. Verstappen, Daniel Ricardo. Richard Verschor and Kimmy Reichenan. Clement Novolot. That is a Frederick Vesti to 199. Nice one there. On the yellow and Oscar Piastri. Me too. Are you a Ravens fan? White. I am too, man. I wish they did. I really wish they did. Yes, I'm a Ravens fan as well, man. I wish they did too. I would have loved that. Gold. Charles Leclerc, Driver of the Day's Theory out of 50. Nice one there. Charles Leclerc and Kevin Magnusson. Lance Stroll. Chamblok Vashi. Sergio Perez, Yuki Sunoda. That is a green of Sergio Perez to 75. Nice one there. There might be a variation. Fernando Alonzo, Esteban O'Connor. So freaking many of them there. I can never tell you these. There's no way we would have a Washington. No shot, Timmy. And base. Lewis Hamilton in there, which was nice. That'll do it for your break there, Scott. Pretty solid box of F1, actually. Thanks as always for the sport, buddy. Get him right out to my man. All right. Let me go and upload that. And then I will say my goodbyes to you wonderful people. Good. Let me drop you guys a link to the break schedule for tomorrow. The Almanac with Kyle over on Fanatic's Live starts tomorrow at 10 a.m. Jake and Kyle. And then starting at five, you'll have Forrest over here on the main channel. Ripping a bunch of different stuff, some choice, some noir, Sunday Fun Day mixer, of course, as well. And then I will see you guys again on Monday morning. That is the next time I will be here. So have a good one, everybody. Thanks again for hanging out as always. Do appreciate it. I will see you guys again on Monday. Later, guys.


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Welcome to Kondo Insider, a Hawaii show about association living. This is kind of an important week for us because as of last week, if the bills before the legislature hadn't got out of its final committee, they were dead. So since we've seen you last or you've seen us last, two bills have died. One was the bill that would eliminate the board majority of being an option on the proxy each year. That bill is now deferred and then was the bill where they were looking at allowing board members or board of directors to establish house rules, making the entire building not smoking. That too didn't get a hearing or get out of the last committee, so it too is dead. I have with me my good friend, Jane Sugimur from Hawaii Council of Community Associations. We're sitting here kind of chagrin today because one of the most important bills before our legislature is Senate Bill 551 and it has passed through the committees, although some of the amendments are very objectionable, and it's going to what we call conference committee between the House and the Senate to see if they can line out the differences in the two bills, come to an agreement so it goes to the floor and then to the governor. So welcome again to the show. Thank you for having me. This review everybody would ask me 551, the original intent was. Okay, the original intent of Senate Bill 551 was to address an appellate court decision, the SACAL decision, that basically held that when the legislature made an amendment to chapter 514A back in 1999, which allowed associations to do non-judicial foreclosures, and technically what we're talking about is power of sale language that appears in mortgages, and because it's between the lender and the borrower, I mean it's an enforceable agreement, and in this situation, the legislature, and just to give you the backstory, during, in 1999, the associations were faced with this situation where there was a recession, there was this backlog in circuit court, and so if you did a foreclosure, it took you over a year to complete it because it took you six to eight months to even get an initial hearing on the foreclosure, and then after you had that motion which allowed you to do the foreclosure, you had to wait another six to eight months to get a motion to come from the sale. So it was taking 12 to 14 months, 16 months to even complete a foreclosure, and that meant associations really could not recover on their maintenance fees. That's what foreclosure is all about. People don't pay their maintenance fees, they get sued by the association, and so, and there was a, there was a law in effect before 1999 that allowed for non-judicial foreclosures associations to do it, but what happened just before, the year before the change that resulted in the controversy that we're dealing with, the legislature changed the language so that you couldn't use it. I mean, they put language in the non-judicial foreclosure bill that said that basically, if you're the association, you had to get the debtor's signature on the final document, and in most cases, when you do a foreclosure, by the time you get to the end, the unit owner, the debtor is long gone, and even if he was around or she was around, they're not going to sign this document, making it official, and so it was useless, and so we went back to the legislature, and I was there, and we told the legislature, the associations are facing financial hardship. We can't recover on our maintenance fees because it takes us so long to do these foreclosures. We need some relief, and they added language into the statute that said that condominiums could use the power of sale foreclosure without having a contract with it, that it could be just in the statute. It didn't have to be in their governing document, and so they were allowed to do the non-judicial foreclosures, which is a foreclosure that is not supervised by the court, and then they were able to sell the unit and basically take it back, and most typically they bought it back for a dollar because these units, when you're the association, you take subject to the first mortgage, so the unit is relatively worthless because the first mortgage has got priority, and so they would basically use a non-judicial foreclosure to get the unit so that they could rent it. At least this way, when you get a tenant in, you have a tenant who's paying the maintenance fees, and what happens if you don't have people paying their share of the maintenance fees? If you have, let's say 10 people in a building who don't pay their maintenance fees, the other people who live in the building end up subsidizing them because the condominium budget is a zero-sum budget, in other words, you make a budget and you put enough money in the budget to cover all of your expenses for that one year, so if you have people who aren't paying, that means the other people who do pay end up subsidizing the non-payees. Before I say this, let me just say that I had a project on Maui that was approximately 64 units, primarily owned by second owners in the mainland, but then you had the economic crisis hit, and 31 of the units walked away from their unit, and they lived on the mainland. That means that 31 of 64, almost half the budget was gone. That's your cash flow. If you're not getting money from half of the unit owners, how do you pay for the electricity and the water and the staff, and... Let me tell you how they did it. They did what they call a cash flow assessment, and they assessed everybody, another 40% of their maintenance fees on a monthly basis, until they could do a non-judicial foreclosure, which in turn then they got possession of the unit subject to the mortgage, which time then they could get a tenant, and as those tenants started taking hold of these units that they got non-judicial, the amount of cash flow necessary was reduced, so eventually the cash flow assessment was whittled to zero, but the truth was during this interim period, because like you said, it's a zero-sum budget, everybody else had to chip in. All the paying owners had to chip in, so they could pay their electric bill and their manager and all the related costs, so back in 1999, when the legislature made this change, to me it sounds like because the appellate court said, well, it's got to be in your governing documents, the legislature's not stepping up and being counted for this is what we agreed to in 1999. Right, and that's the problem with the Senate Bill of 551. I mean the whole intent of the legislature, of the legislation was to confirm that the legislature did truly intend that to happen, and the documents relating to what happened in 1999, of course that, they knew that the associations needed to do these non-judicial foreclosures in order to assist them with their cash flows problem. They also knew that by putting it in the ordinance, I mean in the statute, that there was no contract between the unit owners and the association with this power of sale language in it, like there would be in a mortgage. So they knew, they knew what they were doing and they truly intended that the associations could do the non-judicial foreclosures. And that's why by not passing 551 and saying that we really intended that to happen, they're doing a disservice to the associations because now what's happening is that the associations who allowed non-judicial foreclosures to happen between 2008, I think in 2011, which is a crucial time period, right, before the law changed again in 2012 to fix some of the situation. That's the exposure period. And so those associations will now get sued and a lot of the claims are frivolous because the claims, I mean the people who are doing the suing don't dispute the fact that they owed the association money. They were delinquent. And so the bottom line is that the legislature, I think, needs to own up and say that they really intended for this legislation that the non-judicial foreclosures to happen. The opponent of this bill that I see the testimony appear to be a couple law firms, the Sue Association, for the wrongful foreclosure concept as we described. And then they have three or four clients they're bringing down to the legislature. They're saying, for me, I owed the association just a little money and they foreclosed and took my home away from me. But that's what kind of was the legislature is hearing right now. So what's your experience with that? My experience is that they don't dispute that they were delinquent and that they weren't paying their maintenance fees. And I think people need to understand that in a condominium everybody has to pay their fair share. Otherwise, the people who are paying end up subsidizing the people who don't pay and that's not fair. And when you buy into a condominium, I mean you kind of expect that your neighbors, everybody in the building is going to pay their fair share and you're not going to be stuck holding the bag, so to speak. And so when you have a situation here where the associations took aggressive steps to try to make sure that there was sufficient money in the pool to make sure that the building, the condominium could operate, they should not be penalized years later because here it is in 2019 and we're talking about lawsuits for non-judicial foreclosures that happened between 2008 and 2011. And to me, what would be fair is what the Senate Bill 551 tried to do is to say we really intended back then to allow the associations to do non-judicial foreclosures even if they didn't have that language in their governing documents. And we did it on purpose, we did it to help them. And if this is causing a problem, then we should do it on a going forward basis and change the law to require them to have that language in their governing documents, not going retroactively and saying, well, you should have known better. And that's not fair. What frustrates me about this is that I go to the legislature and I'll see this innocent homeowner get up and say, poor me. I wanted to make a payment plan. My bad road board wouldn't have worked with me and they took my home. So I'm not going to give names on the show, but I went and looked at one of the people who testified that way and I got their records out, which showed number one, the person with the language. The association offered them twice to make a payment plan. They did not refuse or did not answer, did not reply, did not make a payment plan. Quit paying their mortgage as well. After a while, he went back to the association and said, well, give me another chance. The association gave him another chance. He still didn't comply or make a payment plan. And finally, on the eve of foreclosure, when he owed almost $40,000 in delinquent maintenance fees, he said, well, let me make a payment plan offer to you, which would have taken, at no interest, 46 years for him to pay off the initial judgment, which the association couldn't accept. But they were out there in town and legislature, oh, it's the bad board. I'm a good person. Yeah, I ran into some hard times, but it doesn't seem fair to me that all the rest of the owners should suffer. I certainly respect that person, may have come across some hard times, but doesn't excuse his contractual obligation to pay his share of the cost. Right, and to punish the boards for relying on a law that they thought was valid. And all of us thought it was valid. And to now say, oh no, well, we changed our mind. To make it invalid retroactively is not fair. And so if they're going to make it invalid, they've got to do it on a going forward basis. And to me, that's more fair. And I think that's what some of the controversy is regarding this bill is because the way some of the legislators are talking now, they're gonna say, oh well, no, it wasn't valid back then. But then there were hundreds of associations who in reliance on the fact that the words are in the statute. And the words in the statute said that associations could do non-judicial foreclosures. And so now the legislature say, well, we really didn't mean it. To me, that's not fair. Okay, we're gonna take a one minute break. I have a lot more questions about this. We write back the condo insider to talk more about non-judicial foreclosures, power of sale foreclosures, and the negative impact on association. We'll be right back. Hi, I'm Rusty Komori, host of Beyond the Lines on Think Tech, Hawaii. My show is based on my book also titled Beyond the Lines. And it's about creating a superior culture of excellence, leadership, and finding greatness. I interview guests who are successful in business, sports, and life, which is sure to inspire you in finding your greatness. Join me every Monday as we go Beyond the Lines at 11 a.m., aloha. Hello, I'm Dave Stevens, host of the Cyber Underground. This is where we discuss everything that relates to computers that just kind of scare you out of your mind. So come join us every week here on thinktechhawaii.com, 1 p.m. on Friday afternoons. And then you can go see all our episodes on YouTube. Just look up the Cyber Underground on YouTube. All our shows will show up. And please follow us. We're always giving you current, relevant information to protect you. Keepin' you safe. Aloha. Aloha, welcome back to Kondo Insider. I'm Richard Emory, your co-host. And I'm sitting with my co-host, Jane Sugimura. We're talking about this critical bill, Senate Bill 551, which has got potentially great harm to associations. And we were talking about the appellate court ruling. Just to describe again briefly, we've been doing non-judicial foreclosures since 1999. It's been a common practice to prevent associations from having greater financial harm, having to subsidize a non-paying owner. What was the basic ICA appellate court ruling? The basic ICA appellate ruling said that the non-judicial foreclosures couldn't be done because there was no, the language, the power of sale language was not in an agreement that was binding between the unit owners and the associations, like it wasn't in their bylaws and it wasn't in their declaration. Like the power of sale foreclosures that are used with mortgages, it's in the mortgage, which is a contract between the lender and the borrower. And in condo land, the contract between the unit owner and the association are the bylaws and the declaration. And so the ICA is saying in retrospect, it should have been in those documents not in the statute, except that in other states, and I think it's in the appellate briefs, there's a number of states on the mainland that have statutory provisions that allow for non-judicial foreclosure and it's not in the governing documents, it's in the statute. But isn't the issue, and why this bill is important, because the ICA appellate court basically said the intent of the legislature is not clear. And that's what the SB 551 is trying to say. It was our intent back in 1999 to allow non-judicial foreclosures whether or not it was in the governing documents. Right. That's exactly what the Senate Bill 551 is all about. And the committee reports for that legislation back in 1999 does specifically indicate that the purpose of that change, the language that they put in there was to allow associations to do non-judicial foreclosures. And I was there, I was present, I was in the room back in 1999 when we were debating this in the legislature. And I can attest to the fact that they really intended to allow, they put that language in to allow us to do non-judicial foreclosures. And for now, for this legislature now to say, oh, well, we're not really sure. I mean, to me, that's not fair. I mean, here are people who weren't there, but the records that document what happened back then clearly show that there was an intent. And the people, and I wasn't the only one who was around back then who recall that it was, you know, that the legislature specifically intended for us to use that language to do non-judicial foreclosures. And to say, now, almost 20 years later, oh, well, you know, there's an issue as to whether or not there was an intent to allow you to do that. I don't think it's fair. Well, I know that I've already seen a dozen lawsuits because of the ICA ruling. So let's talk about the financial risk and the harm to the association. So if this doesn't pass, what happens? The associations who did non-judicial foreclosures between 2008 and 2011 are gonna get sued. And I have a friend who lives in one of the units who got, I mean, one of the associations who got sued.  And so they basically had to settle that lawsuit after spending thousands of dollars not getting any type of resolution and they were ready to, the court had it set for trial. And why spend thousands of dollars more to litigate the issue? And so they settled it, but it cost them a lot of money.  Right. Is that on top of the settlement? Right. Is the insurance company gonna pay any of this? I don't think so. I think there's, I'm being told the association's paying for it. And so that means that, you know, they end up having to pay the settlement. And in this case, I mean, they had to give the unit back because they had foreclosed and the lender had not, the lender had been filed a foreclosure but had not completed it. So they ended up giving the unit back to the unit owner. It's been 10 years. We're talking about a foreclosure that happened in 2010. Okay, a non-judicial foreclosure. And so here it is 2019 and it's just settling now. They had to give the unit back to the, and they had to pay a monetary settlement. And they had to pay the lawyer. And they had to pay the lawyers and they had to pay their own lawyer. Oh, no, their lawyer was paid for by the insurance company. Okay, but then they had, you know, their insurance premium went up. So it doesn't, this doesn't seem fair to me that the legislature passes this law and everybody follows it and does what they think they're supposed to do. Now the non-paying owner and his lawyer, because I've seen ads in the paper where lawyers are running ads that if you were foreclosed upon, call me, you know? And I think it's not talking to so small percentage. We're talking tens of millions of dollars of risk or condo association. Right, and we're talking frivolous lawsuits because there's no dispute. These people, these plaintiffs who are suing the associations are not saying that they weren't in default. They're saying, yeah, we were in default.  And now this, the associations are gonna get sued and they're gonna be litigating facts that happened over 10 years ago because we're only talking about a narrow window between 2008 and 2011. Okay, that's over 10 years ago. So our audience understands why is it only 2008 to 2011? What happened in 2012? In 2012, they changed the law to put consumer protection provisions into non-judicial foreclosures. More notices, you know, in writing, more deadlines and provisions about if you do this payment plan thing, you can't proceed with the lawsuit. And so, you know, they put in a lot of consumer protection plans.  And she, she was, you know, she was of the opinion that because of that, a lot of associations were using that priority of payments policy against people who were in default so that when they filed foreclosure, it was basically based on late charges, legal fees and fines. And so, in last year, the 2018, and it took us a couple of years to get that bill through, I mean, we finally passed that bill that got rid of the priority of payments policy. And I think that, you know, that Senator Baker was right that it did lead to some abuses and it did resolve in some foreclosures that shouldn't have happened, okay? And recognizing that, and then, you know, and I have to give her credit that she did something to try to fix the problem. And, you know, and we just haven't had enough time to see whether or not the problem is gonna be addressed because it only went in, the law only went into effect July of last year. And I think, you know, because of what Senator Baker did, it is gonna address a lot of the abuses and maybe minimize the amount of people who end up in foreclosure because they don't, you know, because of late charges and the attorney's fees and whatnot. And I think, you know, that's the more responsible way to handle the concerns that are, you know, that some of the people who are testifying about now are rather than, you know, then allowing them to sue associations for something that happened 10 years ago. Well, because we only have a couple of minutes left. Where does Senate Bill 551 stand now? What do we need to do to help get it passed? It's going into conference committee, which means the Senate and the House will have to send people to discuss it. And for people who are in associations or unit owners or board members, if they wanna help, they need to contact their legislators. And they can email them or call their offices and say that they support Senate Bill 551, the original House version or the original Senate version. But not the version it is right now. And they need to do it quickly because the conference committees will start in about a week. Well, I think that's important. I know our industry is gonna be emailing a lot of owners about Lee's Senate testimony and support of the original Senate Bill 551, either the House or Senate version. Although we're hopeful we can get what they call CD1, but in place it helps correct this. But I don't think people realize that because of this period, 2008 to 11, if your associations in that review is non-judicial and they sue you, you're gonna be taking money from reserves in your operating account to pay off these judgments, meaning you're gonna have to pay more money in legal fees and not legal fees and maintenance fees or in addition, more insurance premiums all because of a non-paying owner taking advantage that the appellate court has said, well, we're confused by this. Well, until that ruling came down, nobody else was confused about this. Right. Any final comments? No, but I think that this is a terribly unfair situation where you have people who relied on the statute which the legislature passed. And for now, for this current legislature to waffle, that's the only term I can think of, waffle and say, well, jeez, we're not really sure if they really intend. I think that's terrible. You know, the documentation is there that the legislature in 1999 truly intended to allow associations to do non-judicial foreclosure. They should not open the door and allow people to follow these lawsuits because the current legislature won't confirm the legislative intent that happened back in 1999. Well, I want to thank you for being here as usual. It's always fun to talk to you about these things. Not so much fun today, though. I want to thank our viewers for watching Kondo Insider. The beautiful view behind us is the Alawai Boat Harbor, I think. But either way, we're going to probably talk about that and the redevelopment plans in the upcoming weeks. In the meantime, send an email to your legislature. You support SB 551. You don't want to pay for other people's non-payment of their bills. Thank you for watching Kondo Insider. We'll see you all next week.


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Our next speaker is Roman Skastjur. Roman is an American of Ukrainian ancestry who now lives in the Ukrainian city where Lutikon Mises was born. He battled the helm of Libertarianism, which I prefer to be called by its earlier German name, Lampak. Roman is a writer, entrepreneur and veteran of the United States Army, where he was an infantry officer and a paratrooper. His writing about the military, Bitcoin and Libertarianism has, for example, appeared in the New York Times, the Atlantic, at Mises.org and in the Stanford magazine, where he once studied computer science. Roman recently co-authored the Tea Party Explained with the distinguished Austrian school economist Yuri Maltsev. He has also contributed to anthologies and military fiction, including Fire and Forget, which was published earlier this year. He is now writing a memoir about his last deployment in Afghanistan, which will be interesting to read. Roman has spoken at the PFS conference in Boatru, on Bitcoin as well as the role of the military. It's a privilege to have him within our movement. He will now talk about Bitcoin. Roman, the state is yours. Very much, and thank you, Andy and Emma, for giving me this opportunity to do one of my favorite things about Bitcoin, which is sharing what I know with my dear friends and Libertarian colleagues. A number of you were in Boatrim at the Property of Freedom Society, where I concluded my lecture by giving out what was then $30 worth of Bitcoins and little coupons so you could all try it. That will not be happening again. So I think the most important thing we can do during this brief lecture is to help you understand the nature of Bitcoin and to speculate about its future. Slightly less important, but also interesting, is answering the question of whether or not Bitcoin is money. And I will entertain that just briefly. But I want to first point out that money-ness is not a binary characteristic. If you take even the Austrian explanation of the emergence of gold as a commodity money, there was no moment in time where nobody went from believing gold was money to everybody went from believing it was money. So it is inevitable that a minority of people consider something to be money prior to a majority of people considering it to be money. But I will entertain right now just the colloquial definition of money, which I believe to be the important definition of money. I think the Mises Manger definition was very much focused on the task he had at hand, which was distinguishing legal from economic money and distinguishing claims on money from money itself. So the colloquial definition, as I understand it, has exactly three characteristics. Medium of exchange, store of value, unit of account. Daily Bitcoin transactions in dollars are about 200 million every day, although it's hard to parse that how much of that happens between two different individuals. So if I switch Bitcoin between my wallets or if I buy them on an exchange, it also counts into that. But that is still a significant figure. Medium of exchange. Store of value, fidelity. This week made a strange announcement that they would start having some sort of Bitcoin-related IRA and then backtrack down that statement. Nevertheless, I know many people in the Bitcoin community who are already saying that they don't trust the dollar as much as they trust Bitcoin and are using Bitcoin as a store of value. The third characteristic is unit of account. Admittedly, this is the weakest characteristic for which Bitcoin satisfies the conditions for money. I know of just a couple of things that are denominated in Bitcoin. One is mining hardware. Some manufacturers of Bitcoin mining hardware. Not all of them, but some of them do price their hardware in terms of Bitcoins. I also know of at least one journal that they pay their writers in terms of Bitcoins per visits regardless of the exchange rate. I think it's perfectly reasonable to say that Bitcoin does not yet satisfy unit of account and is not money yet. But we are arguing, over degrees, whether Bitcoin has crossed the necessary threshold yet and it does seem to be trending in the correct direction. Let's return to the more important task which is helping you understand the nature of Bitcoin and speculate about its futures. I want to tell you five interesting and important things about Bitcoin. Most people understand that it is decentralized. There have been earlier attempts at electronic money. There was a company called E-Gold which functioned out of Costa Rica for ten years. Users of E-Gold were pseudonymous just like users of Bitcoin. They needed to create an identity, but no effort was made to see that it was a real identity. And people can send this E-Gold to each other. It was backed by real gold that this company kept in their vaults and they could specify amounts down to one tenth of one gram. There was also Liberty Reserve, a similar idea, although there was no gold. They just specified Liberty Reserve dollars, Liberty Reserve euros. These were both centralized and after a while, the United States authorities found reason to shut them down. So Bitcoin is, of course, decentralized. That's its main characteristic. My wallet that I have on my laptop continually downloads the ledger which is called the blockchain of all the transactions happening in the world. Being decentralized is important because there is no one to shut down. There are no computers to confiscate. There is no one to put in jail. There is no business to close down that would stop Bitcoin. It's a little bit like file sharing. But file sharing is detectable based on traffic analysis. Whereas Bitcoin, you're sending very small amounts of data back and forth. So Bitcoin is much harder to detect than file sharing. Bitcoin is open source. That's another very important characteristic. So if you buy Microsoft Windows or Apple software or Photoshop, you only receive the code in computer readable language. And it is too complex for a human being to reasonably sort through and find out what's happening. Bitcoin is available in human readable form, so any programmer can go and look at it and see exactly what it's doing. There are no secrets in the code and a programmer himself can translate it from human readable to computer readable before running it. So there are no secrets in the Bitcoin protocol. Changes are adopted by consensus. If there's a small change, some people that's backward compatible, some people will adopt it, some will not and the system will continue to function. On the rare occasions that there is a significant change to Bitcoin, which will not be backward compatible, there's a huge period of consensus building before that change is adopted. And the worst thing that can happen is not so bad. If some people adopt a change and others refuse, you'll just have a split of fork. And there will be Bitcoin 1 and Bitcoin 2, and they will both continue to operate. That's important because there's talk of, I think some critics say that it's too easy to take over, it's too easy to ruin, but it's not open source software gives it a huge amount of robustness. And even if they do find some critical flaw in the Bitcoin protocol, which at this point seems unlikely, there are hundreds of imitators just chomping at the bit to take over the number one spot. So the cat's out of the bag and it's not going back in. The imitators, which are known collectively as altcoins, they've been a great place for experimentation. Some of them have seen very sophisticated attacks, including attacks that have been the subjects of PhD dissertations at Cornell University in particular. And at worst, these attacks were minor disruptions. So it's just been a good place for the crypto community to learn about these systems and what they can handle. Number three, Bitcoin mining. You hear a lot of discussion of Bitcoin mining and I'll try to put it in late person's terms. For transactions to be secure, it was necessary for some computers somewhere to do math. And in the original idea, who would expend electricity and computers to do this math in order to keep Bitcoin secure? So the idea from the very beginning was that new Bitcoins would arrive on the computers at which this math takes place. Right now they arrive at about 25 Bitcoins every 10 minutes and this falls by half approximately every four years. So the number of Bitcoins right now is about 12 million and it will level off at around 21 million and that will happen in a little over 100 years. I guess to understand mining a little bit more deeply I would say that transactions are not written to the ledger individually. They're written in blocks. The ledger is called the block chain. And it's the computers that solve a math problem on this block of transactions that gets the reward. So if you read about mining you see the language of a competition. Different mining pools are competing with computing power, the more computing power they have, the more likely they are to solve this math problem and the more likely they are to have the privilege of writing the next block to the ledger and thus receiving the award. That's mining. Two more things. I want to talk about anonymity and some events on the Bitcoin horizon. It's made of Bitcoin Bitcoin's anonymity being broken and I think pseudonymous is a more accurate description than anonymous. But I think the bad news is being overreported. For example if you wanted to be perfectly anonymous, which was hugely inconvenient, but you can do it this way, by buying a computer with cash, if you want to be very paranoid, put a little piece of electric tape over the webcam you can never use that computer to log on to Facebook or any of your standard email accounts and you can only use that computer on public networks like in restaurants or hotels and then the best they could do is trace that computer to the IP address of the restaurant you were at and then you could download a Bitcoin client it doesn't require any registration and then all you would have to do is find some secure way of communicating your address. So nothing in this explanation in this 100% anonymous usage of Bitcoin is technically challenging. So that's one thing, I think it is overreported. With casual usage of Bitcoin the way I use it, because I have nothing to hide, I use it at home on my regular computer Bitcoin allows you to create as many addresses as you want and if I send a big transaction it might cluster some of those addresses together. So it does leak a little bit of information but even that is improving some of the best cryptographers in the world are working on a protocol called Zero Coin which sits on top of Bitcoin and should make it fully anonymous. There are third party coin mixers and scramblers so you could send your Bitcoins and get others back and there are other solutions as well. In a word I think the anonymity problem is being overreported and even if it was as bad as is being reported I think it still beats dollars but that will be a discussion for later. A couple of events on the Bitcoin horizon. Bitcoin will go through some growing pains right now it processes about a transaction every second. Visa by contrast has a daily peak of about 4,000 transactions per second and an annual peak before Christmas time of about 20,000 transactions per second. Bitcoin needs to change in a pretty deep way before it can handle that kind of volume. So it will go through some growing pains. These are technical problems. These are not difficult technical problems but if it grows more quickly than the developers fix it we will see a slow down and you will see a huge crash in the price followed by a resurgence as we hope in my opinion but the skepticism is very important and I'm looking forward to hearing it. So in these last couple minutes I want to try to describe the two paradigms that I see among people for understanding Bitcoin and which paradigm you come from kind of dictates whether you're a pessimist or an optimist and the first is that of a commodity and this is what I often hear from people in big finance they consider it just another commodity just like the tulips were and the price is going up and then the price is going to go down. The second paradigm is that of a new technology that of something that allows you to do something which was previously impossible and if you believe it's a new technology then it'll follow a technology adoption curve which they always look the same whether it's electricity or cellular phones or washing machines they rise slowly in the innovator phase then they parabola on mass adoption and then they level off. Of course if you trace the technology far enough maybe a rival technology comes out and then there's a backside to that curve but I personally believe that it's a technology adoption curve in the long term and I think right now it's still very small compared to the other monies that are out there and I think it has a huge upside but the skepticism is also very important and I'm right at my 15 minute mark I think I'll leave it at that for now thank you