The challenge of the Yukon. Un-King! Un-New Huskies! The Wonder-Dog King, swiftest and strongest of Eskimo lead dogs, blazes a trail through storm and snow for Sergeant Preston as he meets the challenge of the Yukon. Sergeant Preston was typical of the small band of Northwest non-police who preserve law and order in the new Northwest country where the greed for wealth and power led to frequent violence and bloodshed. But in spite of the odds against them, Sergeant Preston and his Wonder-Dog King met that challenge and justice ruled triumphant. John Dorn had built a small cabin near Forty Mile where he lived with his granddaughter Betty. It was a bright summer day in the Yukon. Betty stopped her housework and went to the open door as she heard wild boops coming from the direction of the creep. Nuggets! Them yellow things mean a good school for you and I'll discover them gold and break in my leg at the same time. How can I get you back into the cabin? Oh, you can't stay here. Don't be nervous, honey.  I can drag myself into the cabin. We'll have to get somebody to fix it. After I get into the house, you can run to the village and get help. As Betty hurried toward town for help, she saw two men on the trail that crossed into the forest and she ran to intercept them. We don't know how to set bones, kid. Right, we wouldn't be in much help, kid. How'd he do it? Oh, poor grandpa. He finally discovered gold and he was so excited that he was leaping around for joy. He stepped in a hole and fell and broke his leg. Discovered gold and broke a leg dancing over it, huh? That's not funny. Where do you live, kid? We'd be glad to go and stay with your grandpa until you could get a doctor. Oh, that would be fine. We live about a mile and a half back that way and follow the creek to the right. Oh, thank you very much. That's all right, kid. I'll get back as soon as I can. Bye. Hey, what's the idea? We ain't got time to play nurse maid to an old codger with a busted shin bone.  We're just going to find the claim and file it. There'll be lots of time to see them when they're alone again. Doctors were scarce in the Yukon, but Betty had been fortunate in finding Sergeant Preston at the Mounted Police who happened to be going through town. Sergeant Preston had just finished bucking the splints on old John's leg. Well, there you are, Mr. Dorn. That's probably not as good a job as a doctor could do, but I think you'll be able to walk on it when it's healed. It isn't a bad break. Oh, the pain's gone anyway. Thanks a lot, Sergeant. I don't know what we'd have done if you hadn't happened to be in the village. Setting the leg ain't easy. I can't understand why those men didn't come here the way they said they would while I went to the village. Oh, they probably didn't intend to come at all. Just had an idea you'd feel better if you thought they was here. What did you tell them, Betty? I just told them what happened. Our Gramps was so happy because he discovered gold that he... You told them that he discovered gold? Yes, I did. Well, maybe we have something to worry about. Oh, I'm so sorry. I never thought... It's all right, Betty. They probably forgot all about it. It might be wise to get your claim filed as soon as possible, Mr. Dorn. Claim jumping's a favorite pastime here in the Yukon. But with this leg... And Dawson this afternoon... I could drop the papers to the main office in town on the way and stop when I could. At least they'll have something for the record. Well, that sure would set my mind at ease, Sergeant. Sorry I can't be around to watch out for you, Mr. Dorn. But I have to appear at a trial. I'll be away for a couple of days. Now, don't you worry about us. Betty has very much grown up for years. She's been in this territory long enough to know how to take care of herself and me, too. There's a chance that those men might make trouble. It ain't exactly helpless. Now that you've got me all fixed up with the splints, I'll make myself a couple of crutches and I'll be able to get around almost as good as ever. Tell you what I'll do. I don't need King on this trip. I'll leave him here with you. That will give you protection. Oh, I'd love to have him. He's a wonderful dog. King, come on, boy. Come in there. All right, fella. You're going to be Betty's dog for a couple of days. King never enjoyed life without Preston. They were seldom apart and the dog's world seemed empty without his master. However, King took an instant liking to this gentle little girl whom Preston had placed in his charge. The morning after Preston left, the dog came to her side immediately when she rushed into the cabin frightened and breathless. Gramps! Oh, Gramps, I just saw those men. What men? Those men I saw on the trail yesterday. They're down at the creek. On my claim. Did they see you? No. I hid behind some bushes when I saw them. Do you think King could scare them away? I'm afraid they might shoot them. Maybe if I told them how well you can shoot. How you want all those prizes and everything. Well, with this broken leg, being a good shot don't help much. Maybe I could go to the village for help. Oh, if only Sergeant Preston had gone. What's the matter, King? Here's something. Wait, I'll look. They're trying to get in the shed. Well, you locked it, didn't you? Yes. What do we do if they come in? Are they armed? Well, now, Betty, I don't want you to get hurt. Preston took those papers in for us, so it's our claim. Even if they work it for a few days until the sergeant comes back, it won't hurt nothing. Now, keep King quiet. We're pretty helpless against two armed men, remember? They're coming. Give me my rifle and put my crutches over here, just in case they start something. It's all right. Well, you're the thing and our little friend we met the other day. How are you, kid? What do you want? We're just paying the neighborly visit, that's all. Ain't you going to ask us in? Yes. Come in. Is that dog dangerous? You're not the people he likes. This is my grandfather. We thought we'd borrow some of your tools and stuff. You'll be in a prospector. One hour pans ain't so good. And we could use a shovel and a wheelbarrow. Where are you planning to use it? And our claim down here near the turn in the creek. Your claim? I'm sorry, Mr. But I filed that claim yesterday. You did? What time? Yesterday afternoon. Well, that's just too bad, old timer. We filed ours yesterday morning. Yesterday morning? We found it right after we saw you and filed it right then. What? Why, that's stealing. It's our's all fair and legal, sister. How about handing over that equipment? You won't need it anymore. Why, you... We can't have any of our things.  Listen, you don't give us no trouble, see? We can put a bullet through each of you and nobody would know it. It might not be a bad idea to put that dog out of the way right now. Yeah, be quiet, King. Betty, I guess there ain't much we can do. That, uh, that shed you got locked up. Is that where you keep your stuff? Yes. Well, come on out and unlock it for us. And leave that dog in here. We might have to put him away permanently. Gramps, what? Uh, better go ahead, honey. There ain't much we can do. Now you're talking. Hurry up, Kevin. My shed you got there. It's been strong. Yeah. Maybe we'll come up and move in it until your cabin's empty. Ha, ha, ha, ha. It's open. Well, if this ain't nice, everything we need. Shovel some new pants. There's a sluice box.  Let's get this box first. All right. Set her right over here. Hey, open that door. Listen, you little fool, we can break this lock.  Oh, devil, she took our rifle. Why'd you put yours down for? Same reason you're dead to load the wheelbarrow. Well, if this ain't it, give me that shovel. I'll break out of the side here. Guess the door's our best chance. I can't break out of the side of this. It's Bill of Logs. Put your shoulder again here.  This is getting serious, getting. Hey, maybe we can dig our way out of the back.  Not with that animal waiting to chew off a couple of ears. Maybe when it gets dark, don't forget it's June in the Yukon. And it's only dark about three hours. They gotta sleep sometime. If you ask me, I'd say we was on a mess. Thus the long vigil began. Betty fixed a bit of spruce branches beside a fire in front of the shed, where she and her grandfather took turn sleeping. Old John Doran kept his gun and crutches beside him. King, sleeping close beside the shed, gave an alarm with the slightest noise from within. They're trying to get that door loose again. Oh, they are, aren't they? Give me that gun. I'll get some hot lead where you need it the most, you black- I've been digging a hole back there. Maybe if you make a noise in front, I can make it big enough. I ain't heading to sleep. We've been awake all night. Make some noise, I tell ya. Just two more shovelfuls and we can get out. Now let's see if I can crawl.  I'm fillin' this hole so he can't get in. When Preston returned to get King, he found two tired but determined people who count beside the shed. King was curled up asleep, but sprang into action when he heard the molly step. Here, if it's clear to see you as I am, we got two claim jumpers locked up in this shed. How'd you get them in there? We tried to steal all of Graham's mining equipment, and I locked them in the day before yesterday. Well, good for you, Betty. They told me at the claim office that someone had failed your claim before I did. I stopped there on my way back. There are other ones. Now, maybe they got my claim, but they ain't gonna use my tools on it. I don't think I have your claim, either. What's that? There's a mining law. If the claim isn't worked for 72 hours, someone else can file on it. You've had these people in here 48 hours, and now I'll arrest them for robbery. Oh, Graham. Oh, wonderful. Sergeant, I sure do think it. If it hadn't been for that dog King of yours, we never could have done it. King was wonderful. He caught them trying to get out about 10 times. Well, old fellow, you certainly did well without me. He did well, all right, Sergeant, but he sure is glad you're back. How about that, boy? These copyrighted dramas originate in the studios of WXYZ, Detroit, and all characters, names, places, and incidents used are fictitious. They are sent to you each week at the same time, and each you from our transcription studios. How, Leo speaking?


Saving dogs a hundred and ten percent. Corn dogs on Ole Miss weekend. Brought Oreos. Denny dogs, dreamland nachos. I've seen an entire gator, a whole gator, an alligator being roasted for four weekends. Sometimes there's crawfish boils, especially around that spring game, A-day game, creates crawfish boils. I don't know how to eat crawfish, but the potatoes and corn are up there for me. Best tailgate food. That's a tough one. Can I say all of them? Is that an answer? Anything fried for me. Anything fried is a winner. Anything barbecue is a winner. The fried chicken. Best tailgate food here. Hands down with some macaroni and cheese and some beans. See, that's not a wrong choice there, but in my opinion, I believe the best tailgating food is definitely ribs. People get here on Thursdays, they go and start cooking that up, throw some baked beans on there with some macaroni and cheese like what you were saying, and that's just a great Saturday for me.  The list could go even longer if I wanted to, but I eat anything. Game day food's the best. It just doesn't really matter for me as long as everybody's there. So, kind of whatever around each weekend, switch it up, I guess.


Well, it's that time in the program again when I get to bring Tim Gunn back on stage But before I do that, I'd like to tell you a little bit about a program that we have here at the Cooper Hewitt It's called the design scholars program It's a year-long program and an intensive experience for people like you who are interested in design We have hands-on workshops We have studio visits and a lot of other great opportunities to help you prepare for a career in design So from that program, I have two young teens Layla and Woody who are going to lead our conversation today with Tim Gunn Layla and Woody would you join me up on stage? So they represent you all and they're going to ask Tim several questions After they ask their questions, I will be asking the questions that you've posted on Instagram So if you would take a seat and with this, I'd love to welcome Tim backstage So Woody and Layla, why am I so nervous? So we were just talking about you and going to education for architecture originally and I was wondering how Why you chose architecture in the first place and how you moved on from there.   I Was telling Woody and Layla earlier when I did go to architecture school, and I only lasted a semester It was in the olden days Before computers were even in anybody's imagination. So the presentation drawings that were required meant that you had to first sketch something in pencil and then Take an eyedropper with India ink in it and drop it into a stylus and pull the stylus across a straight edge and If you weren't 1,000% attentive That ink would bleed and if the ink led you had to start all over again And I thought this is the quickest route to a mental breakdown that I can possibly imagine So it was only one semester for me And then I completely well I stayed in a creative field, but something that was quite the antithesis I ended up studying literature and eventually Art and design and I ended up being a sculpture major Though I also told Woody and Layla that after I graduated I supported myself by building Architectural models for three three firms in Washington DC So it all came full circle on a matter of speaking and I use this by way of demonstration It's life serendipitous path. You don't know where it's going to take you and if something Truly is not working out. It's not a lifetime commitment Move on to something else. I'm not saying abandoned things At the drop of a hat if it's a matter of really Carefully and thoughtfully Considering all the possibilities and and also considering the path that you've already been on But it it's exciting to think that you're not at this juncture necessarily offering up a prescription For how you're going to spend the rest of your life your sponges you're absorbing you're synthesizing Hopefully you're asking lots of questions and you're intensely curious and the prospect of Landing somewhere that you don't anticipate for me even though it's filled with a Little bit if not a lot of fear anxiety. It's a very exciting prospect So enjoy it sort of just I guess along the line with following your path and just seeing where life takes you as in terms of a designer and What what was a challenging moment in your career that you faced and like came out stronger? I can't think of a single juncture in All the things that I've done that haven't been an incredible challenge And that haven't potentially derailed me. I mean the first well Before I became a full-time teacher. I had a taste of it I was a teaching assistant to my mentor in Art and design school and she had invited me to to a sister in an intensive summer program for high school students And I loved it. I mean I loved being in her shadow I loved working with her intensely and it was an incredible experience and two weeks after that She called me to say that she had a faculty member drop out at the last minute and would I please teach? three-dimensional design well, I wasn't going to Say no, I didn't want to disappoint her. I was thrilled by the summer experience, but That first day of teaching with that very different commitment and being alone as the teacher in the in the studio I'll be blunt Every morning that week I threw up in the school's parking lot and My knees shook so badly in the studio that I had to brace myself With my my back against the wall because if I were to step away from the wall My knees were shaking so badly. I would topple over So I thought well, I can't possibly go on like this talk about another quick route to a nervous breakdown so That Friday I made an appointment to see my mentor. Her name is Rona and I rehearsed what I was going to say which was You're going to have to find someone else to do this because I can't I can't go on like this so I was sitting opposite her at her in her office and delivered my rehearsed speech and she looked at me and said I Understand and I trust that this experience will either kill you or cure you and I'm counting on the ladder Good day So I thought oh no, I've got to come back again on Monday and do this all over again And who knew I'd become a career teacher 29 years so you work through these things it's good to have someone to put pressure on you and It's also good to feel a sense of pride In what you deliver and in in in what you do to say I need to Rise to this occasion. I can't just Shlump over and and shrink away But I that's upon reflection we we know it ended up working out sometimes things don't work out so you have to use judgment experience and At the same time Not fear of failure It's very important one question. I did want to ask is Now that you have like a successful career as an educator and as a fashion a fashion icon and everything on On project runway, do you ever get to have me time in your personal life? Do I ever get to have me time? Well, I do on I Call it a heal and repair time I'm very very lucky. I will complain about absolutely nothing I'm I thank my lucky stars every day, and I knock wood every day I Will add this I only do what I have to do I don't necessarily do what I want to do and that gives me a lot of healing and repair time And it's good to shore yourself up for the next experience because you need to be on I I said something earlier about giving a thousand percent. You don't want to sleepwalk through life You want to be fully at full attention? You want to be able to listen be able to respond be able to to participate to Build relationships and and you need to feel I'll repeat short up that you're able to do that Um It's very important.  What is what you think? One misconception that people first have when meeting you or when they have when working with you Well, I know what the misconception people have when they first meet me They think I'm going to be judgmental about what they're wearing And nothing could be further from the truth. I I'm always talking about The importance of clothing and I but I put it in this context clothing is a form of semiotics It sends a message about how the world perceives us and Like it or not, it's simply true and all that I ask is that we each accept responsibility for how we're presenting ourselves But I will would never be judgmental If someone on the other side of the room is dressed as a circus circus clown Maybe they are You know, I believe in Pumbling people with questions to fully understand where they're coming from Don't don't make assumptions nice, um, so One question I want to ask for the teens out here is As a teen going to arts and design and wanting to have a career in design What how important do you think support was from friends family? Or from anybody else like did you ever did you guess much support and how do you how important do you think that is? Oh, I was very lucky. I received a lot of support Very lucky though, I will say my grandmother used to say when about my interest in architecture Especially when I was intent upon studying it at the college level. She used to say to me you do such nice things with your Hands. Why don't you become a surgeon? so She would have was wishing for another direction, but Life is a big collaboration. We don't go through life alone and we need people around us who help Well who help buoys up who are truth tellers? in a way that's Beneficial, I mean when it comes to truth-telling. I'm happy to talk to you about anything that you could potentially change I will never talk to you about things that you can't change ever I mean it's simply not useful We need we need a support structure, and we need people with good karma and who are Healthy in terms of the the the chemical makeup either between us or among us We don't need people who are poisonous and and will potentially poison us So it's important to surround yourself with people you can rely on but I repeat these are not Enablers these are people who can be truth tellers and can help Set you Steady and right if in fact you're going off and wrong. I would also like to ask if you've ever had a mentor somebody who's Who just was really strong and also supporting you and just I've been very very lucky throughout all of my adult life and Most of my adolescent life. I've had really wonderful supportive mentors And I'll repeat that this means people who give you tough love and our truth tellers and who won't put up with your nonsense That's a that's a good mentor a mentor isn't someone who just pats you on the head and says Layla you're the most fabulous person ever. Maybe you are we've just met But that's not especially useful People who make us confront our demons people who Allow us to look at ourselves critically and objectively While still being there in support are very important to our lives and to making us into the best people we can be and I Believe that very very strongly from my own experiences. So yes many mentors um Question what's one advice that you always give people? especially teens aspiring teens that are that wants to go into the oh This this bit of advice is not very popular But here it is The world owes you nothing That can be tough to hear you need to make your own way you need to establish your own values and accept responsibility for your actions and Where life's serendipitous serendipitous path does take you it's important not to play the victim blame others The world owes you nothing and I meet a lot of young people Including my nephew. It's can be in the family who just believes that that is simply isn't true and that eventually people will realize in my nephew's case his greatness and how They he he must work for them and I say go out and pound the payments make yourself known and You do the job of Making people feel that you are critical and indispensable. So that's my advice and and it also assumed nothing Assumed nothing. Thanks. Thanks So now that we've talked about the past I Like to talk about current stuff sure Is there any current artists current designers that you would like to speak of that you have taken interest upon lately? Well, I mean I just I want to say about all the design professionals in this room How thrilling for all of you to have this level of exposure? Because these are individuals if you were applying for a job But they're firm that you may not even see them within the first round of interviews. So I mean I'm constantly Inspired and in awe to be perfectly honest on by the creative work around us and I will add especially in this These very trying times both nationally and globally to consider what designers achieve and And and I'm going to put artists in the same category though. I have much more of a heartfelt empathy for what designers do because it's such critical problem-solving That helps the world in so many ways But it's it's really about bearing witness to the triumph of the human spirit and if that sounds rather grand it is it is about taking existing conditions and circumstances about examining through a lens that is Has everything to do with our the current Society and culture in which we live and how do you come up with solutions that work Under all these terms and conditions. It's incredibly complex Incredibly demanding and I think the most exciting and exhilarating work anyone can do ever So I'm constantly inspired What do you think is? What do you think is Currently what do you think is the differences between from when you were coming up sort of going into fashion as Young designers are currently going up and well today people are much more environmentally aware and concerned and much more Aware and concerned with social issues Sustainability issues Accessibility issues that there there's more of a societal conscience today that I absolutely applaud I mean, it's not it's not just about a pretty dress. I mean we want the dress to be pretty, but it's about so many other aspects that are critical to our moving forward as humanity and I'm thrilled with that and On that note, how do you see the world coming together in a way where? multiple different disciplines come together in some ways because I see a lot of Like globalism affects how different industry comes together and like kind of blend in a way where like Fashion designers are not just fashion designers anymore But they're using different aspects of other disciplines to design as well and and collaborating with with designers and other disciplines Oh, I couldn't be more excited about it because It it breaks the Old-world mold that we've been dealing with for so many decades and because when you consider most of these disciplines that we've been building things and making tools and putting up signage and making clothes for millennia the formal formalization of it in a manner of speaking is relatively new. I mean it's it's it's it's when you look at the Timeline of mankind. It's it's a blip. So the fact that we're on this new threshold where and it's already happening where there is a blending of Disciplines and people aren't restrained to one particular discipline Where will this take us? We don't know and that's what's thrilling and exciting and I'm envious that all of you are going to be participants in this and help lead it Very exciting All right, Tim, I have some bad news you've got to go not yet not that fast So we have some great questions from social media Does enthusiasm passion and eagerness to learn supersede experience in a job interview? Well, let me answer this way if you have job experience and you don't have enthusiasm and eagerness and What was the other word? Then forget about it. Who wants an experienced old sought What impact have you seen project runway have on the lives of the designers in the show Well, it's a project runway is given a given these designers a great opportunity on how they use it is completely up to them and It's It's a launching pad of sorts. It's a threshold. That is an opportunity and I Applaud and cheer their successes The scale of which can vary considerably according to their ambitions and their resources We all know that all the design industries are very challenging with fashion particularly in the scope of the fairly recent Economic downturn and retail calamity has was particularly hard hit and there are a lot of brand names and designers that people Look to and were inspired by for for quite a while that are now gone It's a much tougher playing field, but but I'll repeat not just for fashion I believe for all the design disciplines and that's a good thing for for all of you in each of you because This is motivation to have a voice as a designer to know who you are to know who your constituents are and to know the kind of mark that you want to make on This incredibly diverse set of disciplines It should be a motivator. How do you make the most of an internship that doesn't seem quite educational at first? Well, I would say to my own students in fashion never have just one internship because You will extrapolate from that experience that this is what the industry is like and quite frankly at least at my experience in fashion every firm has its own culture and The more of those experiences that you have and I advise having I advise having three or four The broader your understanding of the diversity of an industry within a single discipline will be And you'll also realize you can make your own mark I mean you can you will determine if you're leading something and I trust that each of you will eventually Your DNA informs that company and It's important to know you I would hope that you subscribe to wanting a Healthy work environment and one that's supportive of people still being truth-telling But that's all part of being healthy. It's it's it's about Telling it like it is and Allowing people to self-correct and rewarding those who are Doing exceptional work. So I'll repeat about the last question This should all be a motivator, but don't extrapolate from a single situation. Even if it's a fabulous one It may be a rarity Well Tim any last words of advice for this group Be tenacious in whatever it is you want to do if you need to be like a weevil if someone knocks you've got to You won't even know what weevils are If someone knocks you over you need to bounce right back up These disciplines I'm just gonna be blunt in a truth-telling way. There is no room for cry babies You can cry and on your own when you get home, but Don't whine around your classrooms or studios or your office and Take initiative be curious and I just have to say it's so easy to fall into a pattern of oh Self-admonishment and being overly critical know what you're good at and Hone those strengths and The things that you're not as strong at work on them Work on them really I have become a student recently Two years ago at age 62. I took up fencing which if any of you have Art if any of you are fencers or have engaged it in any way. It's incredibly demanding both physically and mentally and There are things that I'm Kind of good at there's nothing. I'm great at yet I'm gonna get there, but there are things. I'm really bad at and I'm working on it and I in many ways though I've taught forever being a student though I consider myself a student of the world that this is a very different experience where I have a teacher I my have to I'm answerable to and Who has certain expectations of me and has given me certain expectations of myself? You need to rise to the occasion. This is where qualities of character are so very very very important And I believe in karma. I believe that what we give out we get back and There are cases where people navigate the world With very poor Qualities of character. I believe it comes back eventually It just does and there have been some recent cases of that. I'm sorry. I mean, I'm not sorry to say necessarily I'm sorry for the for all the circumstances around it, but Be a good citizen of the world it will It will be good back to you well Tim, thank you so much for all the great or what Thank you, and Laila Woody. Thank you and best wishes to all of you here. We expect great things from you


Well, it's been six days since the BHS softball team has taken the diamonds. The Lumberjack offense has been potent the last two times out. 26 runs in both wins. Can they make it forward a row today? They host Fergus Falls. Let's go bottom one. Jack's down four. Ellie Hansen ground a first. Ball gets past the catcher. A pair of runs scored. That cuts the deficit to two. Runs weren't hard to come by today. Second inning, Samantha Edlin base hit. Two RBI single, BHS now down one. A couple of batters later. Yvette Morgan hard hit this short. But the first baseman can't hang on. We're all tied up at sixth. Then to the fourth. Back to Edlin with a pair on and she delivers a three run shot to center. But Fergus Falls will come back late. They come back to Beepamidji at 13 to 10. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


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Box number one, so these I'm going to kind of breeze by because they're not numbered but all card ship and we got some Cox, two out of 50 Jackson Cox and this Cox is going to Chad Daw with the Rockies. Where was this Cox picked? Second round pick for this Cox, give away, life alerts asking, give away, double oh nine out of 150, Ryan Sermak for Chad Daw and the Rays, like a Kumar Rocker, 75 out of 75, that's for Stephen and the Rays or the Rangers that is. Oh, and we do have an autograph, a Bowman first, first auto, it's Deandre Smith, 477 out of 499. These aren't too common at all, this is going to go to Chad Daw and the Metz, there you go Chad. Hey, you're welcome Stephen, thanks for getting in and we got a Mason win to 150, Cardinals that will be for Dennis, all these holidays going to Aaron Billingsley and the Orioles. Their Bowman first, first edition, Chandler Simpson, 45 out of 75 for the Rays, it's going to go to Chad and we got Jimmy Crooks the third, I'm not a crooks, 15 out of 25, nice little leg kick there, St. Louis, St. Louis Orange going to Dennis, Chandler Simpson going to Chad Daw and the Rays. Joe Pizzle, how are you feeling by the way, feeling all right, Joe Pizzle's fam under the weather, 50 out of 150, little color match Andrew with the Royals, blue, blue on blue, blue for the blue, blue Royals, we got Jackson Holiday and the Aqua Parallel, nice, or light blue, sky blue parallel, not 100% we're getting there, second and final box and we'll run that randomizer to give away that other box, remember if you buy at least two teams in this break, you've got one entry, if you bought four, basically buy an even number of teams and half of that number becomes entries, so the more even number of teams you buy, the better chances you have. No worries Pizzle, glad you're on the mend, never fun to be under the weather. I'm actually going to be in Scottsdale, Joe Pizzle, to visit the Buddy of Mine for the New Year's holiday, I'll give you a ring, I'm going to see if I can carve out some time, you and I can carve out some time in between holiday stuff, maybe get together for an adult beverage or two, so it's going to be nice because I was going to say the weather looked really nice in Vegas this weekend because I'm going there first to visit family, but then the next weekend it's going to rain and cool down, I'll pack an extra jacket, I didn't realize you guys can get snow in Phoenix, I guess that area is, it's rare but it's happened, I guess, I guess it's had a higher elevation just over, even though it's still desert, higher elevation than I always remember it being. All right, final box, you got Ben Joyce, 12 out of 25 for the Halos, that's going to be for Michael and the Angels, and the arms of an angel far away from here, there's no Schultz, 18 out of 1 50, goes to Aaron and the White Sox from our Johnson goes to Jonathan the Pirates, it's very rare, but usually happens, if it does it happens in Scottsdale, okay well that's that's where I'm going to be, about Ryan Sirmax 75, my understanding that is that Scottsdale, is that kind of a fancier part of town or is it is it more where like old rich people have vacation homes there, people who live further north, it's what I, it's my understanding, 48 out of 50, that's Mikey Romero, Romero, Romero for Chad Dahl and the Red Sox, I just heard a teddy on the Instagram stream saying Mikey Romero as well and Paradise Valley, got it, okay, Jackson Holiday 42 out of 50, Aaron, nice, love seeing these lower numbers here for guys like this, your number one overall pick, Matt Holidays kid, nice, Ezekiel Tovar to 150, Colorado Rockies, that's going to go to Chad, Elijah Green going to Ross and the Nationals, yeah that's a nice hit that Jackson Holiday, holiday, because as you can see I think this product it's just all about the nice Elijah Green too, it's 75, it's all about the parallels here for Ross, oh Nick York four out of five, that's for Chad Dahl and the Red Sox, he's from Newport Beach, California, he's the first round pick, 17 overall, out of fives and under, get the train whistle Chad, all aboard the Big Hit Express, whoo-hoo, he said he went to bed, I don't know if he might still be up, Chad, congrats, what a box right, and an autograph and here I was telling everybody, autographs aren't common, a few and far between and here we are with another autograph, 56 out of 150, Alex Friedland, blue parallel of a color match, Devin with the Dodgers, won that team in the filler, I know Joe Pizzley, that should have been your personal box, there's some more cocks to 150 for Chad and the Rockies, got a couple cocks there, more Jackson Holiday and that my friends, is that not bad at all, now let's give away a first edition box, so remember let's flip back over here, if you follow the instructions right here, that's how you can win that box, so let's alphabetize your, by first name, oh man, if we've found those two back to back and then, that'd be pretty good, Aaron, you got four teams, that's two entries, Andrew you got two teams, that's one entry, Chad ended up with ten teams, that's five entries, Dennis bought two, that's an entry, all it takes is one, Devin won two, that's an entry, Jonathan won one, Joe Pizzle won four, that's two entries, Michael only with one, Ross two teams, one entry and Steven two teams, one entry, alright so let's just spot check right here just to make sure I got it, so I got Steven, I got Ross, I got Joe, not Michael not Jonathan, yes Devin and Dennis, Chad, Andrew, Aaron, alright let's gather all your names, so that's a different list, new list, and let's roll it, get some dice here, let's roll it and randomize it, five and a two, seven times, it's gonna be seven lucky times for one person here on this list, fingers crossed and good luck, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time, after seven it's Aaron Billingsley, Aaron you got the Jackson, you got the Jackson holidays, you got the last spot, Mojo, you got the Ores and you got the box, there you go getting Devin, very close but not quite, I appreciate you trying, I appreciate everybody giving it a shot, thank you very much for watching and breaking with us ladies and gentlemen, I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next one, bye bye, happy holidays, bye.


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