Welcome to Phone Phenom every Tuesday. It's Tuesday, right? Five o'clock central standard time. What are our new favorite shows? It's all about being better at the phone 92% of insurance agents fail because they aren't good enough on the phone They're struggling with the phone and I want to be the guy that helps you get better at using this thing the telephone The most important sales tool on planet freakin earth and today I got five tips for you I also want to mention that That about 31 tickets go today for 8% nation. We're starting to release some new deals We're getting close to four months out for this thing. It's at the statler in Dallas 8% nation Make sure you're a part of that thing VIP Is a crazy good deal right now also? I just did a private interview with one of the big speakers about the monster premiere package and all that comes with I know you guys want to be a monster I know you especially want to be a monster on the phone. So I'm gonna talk about today I'm talking about five tips to improve your phone skills If you're watching on YouTube and Facebook, make sure you chime in give me a thumbs up. Give me a hello a An a man a phone phenom, you know Fist whatever dude, right? So five tips If you're ready to get better on the phone, you'll make sure you pay attention today So five tips. I want to jump into that. I want to preface this with saying hey that each one of these will help if you Implement them immediately. Most of these most people are not doing. I would say that literally almost everyone in our Industry is violating these five tips or not following these five tips So if you're watching you're like, hey, he's probably just gonna mention something already know I'm telling you you may already know it But it's gonna be a nice refresher because these five tips you are not doing currently Chances are especially that 92% of us fell and these things will make you an 8% or without a doubt. So Number one the number one tip you guys know what it is start chiming in and Facebook and YouTube comments Instagram Let us know what you're thinking as we're doing this the first one is you need to train Daily and now when I say train every day, I'm talking like actually train like want to learn want to listen and Want to improve? Which is why you guys watch this while we deliver content to you every single day to make you successful and to make you better Most people don't train every day You believe in brushing your teeth every day gosh, I hope so a couple times a day I Believe in you know getting up preparing Most people most people have daily habits people drink coffee every day you normally go to the bathroom every day You normally put on a new change of pair of clothes every single day you put socks on every day, right? There's things that you do daily if you're in sales. Why don't you train every day? You should be listening learning watching and soaking up everything that you can from a self-improvement Perspective all day every day to train and get better every single day who is doing this watching right now Who is doing this and training? Every single day and I don't just mean some days. I don't just mean weekdays. I mean every Single day you say well Cody you talk about writing your goals down. I write my goals in every day I believe in brushing my teeth writing down my goals drinking espresso working out and Training my sales people here in the office. They train Every single day as an insurance agent if you're not moving forward moving backwards most people are not training every day true or false Most people are not training every day and you should be take time to train and when I say train daily I'm talking. I'm talking Fifth. I'm just talking literally like 15 to 30 minutes a day Spending time at learning to master the art of your craft Spends some time training that's tip number one tip number two tip number two dose is You're not doing this one. I promise you you're not doing this one. You need to be role playing daily Day Lee you said what Cody when you say role playing.  You see what what would I role play? I would role play the intro I would role play my script I would role play the responses to the most common objections that you get and when you get a new one Roll played immediately and role play at the next day You have to be doing more and wanting to be better every single day most sales people do not role play every day in our My company we role play every single day. I will play myself all the time. I'm thinking about stuff I'm role playing with our team. Our team is role playing every day. You said well, Cody Why would why do you think this is so important? It's one of the most important thing you can do every day because it gets you in a pattern of success it gets you used to saying and doing the things that you know you need to do the most common and the most Popular and the biggest and most successful sales people and sales teams on planet earth They role play every single day if you're not doing that.  Whatever video FaceTime call in person in The mirror role play every single day and you've got to be role playing on Both sides of a call so that you can be prepared for both sides and I'm talking literally you need to be doing this for at least 10 minutes a day role playing will make it a habit once it becomes a habit Once you become great at something once you instill it like you guys see me Just spit out the script and spit out responses to objections because I've role played it for years I know what my subconscious knows what I'm going to say Before the other person speaks before they even get done talking I already know what's going to come out of my mouth and for you to be great on the phone for you to skill up and Improve on the phone. You need to be role playing daily. That's tip number two. Is that a good tip? Or is that a good tip? That's the best tip you're going to get today Role play daily the third one. You're not doing this one either, but you should be doing it is listen to recordings listen to recordings of Yourself Maybe recordings of your role playing maybe recordings of live calls Maybe recordings of appointments Maybe i've done that too. Maybe recordings of of uh Actual sales right get to where you're listening to recordings all the time You'll you'll catch the reason you got to do this is you'll catch bad habits Everyone has bad habits And you want To get rid of those and the best way to get rid of bad habits is to listen to yourself All another ticket. Thank you amber all the time bad habits bad habits Everybody has bad habits Something I say every once in a while Is the word like Something I also some people have a bad habit of speaking too much Some people have a bad habit of saying here's the deal or here's the thing or You know, there's bad habits, you know, right? There's bad habits that people um Not speaking when you should be speaking Speaking when you shouldn't interrupting people We all have a ton of bad habits that you can control that you can improve And that you can make sure that you that do not happen to you anymore Bad habits should not exist They should be obsolete because you're listening to your recording so much and you're skilling up so much And you're and you're so hard on yourself and you're all about perfection. You're all about improvement You're all about being better. You should be listening to your recordings all the time Record yourself and listen. You're not doing this You're not doing this and you're not doing this 92 percent of time or greater probably 99 percent of time I bet one percent of our audience Maybe less than one percent actually does all of this every day and we're going to get to it This is five tips to if you're just not joining this is five tips to improving your phone skills I want you to be great on the phone. I want you to be a phone phenom and to be amazing in this industry You got about a picket thing up And get what you want from anyone for anything at any time I'm confident. I can are you confident that you can five tips train daily Role play every day back and forth the role play with somebody Listen to your recordings recordings are huge. Here's tip number four tip number four is you must be frequent You cannot be great at something until you are frequent. They always say 10,000 hours to mastery, right? But will Smith said there's no reason for a plan b because it distracts from plan a That applies here because if you're thinking about doing something else, you're not going to be frequent If you're making excuses, you're not going to be frequent. If you are lazy, you're not going to be frequent You cannot get great until you do it a lot. You could train. You could role play. You could listen to recordings but if you don't actually Do Whatever it is that you're wanting to get great at then you will not be able to get great at it Most people aren't frequent enough I used to spend five hours. I would say as a as a Young agent. I would spend a minimum of five hours a day on the phone cold calling a lot of times You don't you think you'll get great if you spent five hours a day Cold calling. I'm not saying that's the best use of your time. I didn't know any better, right? I was 1920 21 years old but before I knew what I know now spend Time i'm talking hours upon hours upon hours upon hours at getting really good at what you're wanting to get good at at this business I used to spend I used to door knock 150 doors in a day After college after school was over on a friday. I used to spend at least five hours a day minimum cold calling I used to do all these things Because I want it to be great I do not want to be average. I've got a lot more potential I got a lot more in the tank and so do you get more frequent start to do start to track what you're doing so that you can know How quick can you get to 10 000 hours before you can become a master of whatever it is you want to be a master You want to be a master, right dylan these dudes They want to be a master So that's why they tune in and watch this be frequent and tip number five You have to stay Positive you have to stay up for every call most people Are scared of the phone most people have fear most people get get negative Or they stop doing Or they get depressed You do not want to do these things. I'm telling you if you take a break and say I don't got it today You are telling yourself. It is okay to quit It is okay to be a loser and it is okay that when things get hard You don't have to push through I'm here to tell you that's not okay.  Move on you've got to be up you got to stay up for every single call every call Has to be a new call for you if you carry baggage From previous calls It will affect your ability to be good and perfect on that next call if you let the previous Jerk affect the next call The next person will notice you'll notice you won't be as successful You won't be as confident and you won't get whatever you're wanting to get Staying positive and staying up for every call upbeat excited ready Will help you get better results. This is five tips To help you get great on the phone to help you improve on the phone and help you be a master Of the art of using the telephone. I love phone phenom because I get to talk about things that I'm passionate about Which is helping you be great on the phone. I love the freaking telephone Nothing else. I'd rather use to make sales. I love the phone and you can too if you train daily if you role play Daily if you listen to your recordings you got bad habits. Let's break them You'll learn so much from listening to recordings if you're frequent and you do it a lot And you stay positive. You don't want the previous call affect the next call. This is phone phenom If you want to be a part of everything we do make sure you stay in tune Focused you watch our stuff you subscribe you go to kodiaskins.com and check out these new courses that call the close course Three hours of value and content is over, but you can buy it at kodiaskins.com 8% nation is all about bringing success to you in a confined exclusive intimate environment If you want to be a part of the retreat in phoenix, arizona for a weekend with me thursday through sunday Another and another marketing expert on how to blow up your agency and grow what you're wanting to grow Then you go to kodiaskins.com and click under retreat under events to retreats I want to help you. I'm passionate about helping you. 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Aloha, I'm Joshua Cooper and welcome to Cooper Union, what's happening with human rights around our world on Think Tech Live, broadcasting from our downtown studio in Honolulu, Hawaii, and Moana, New York. Today's episode focuses on peace on earth, abolition of nuclear weapons of war, and ending nukes and imagining nonviolence. We're looking at the important issue of peace being a human right for everyone on earth. And the recent Doomsday Clock announcement that the world stands at 90 seconds to midnight reminds us that we must build a stronger movement, more effective, more cooperative, nuclear abolition to prevent nuclear war and advance disarmament. Today I'm joined by Jackie, founder of abolition 2000. Jackie, can you explain to us the Doomsday Clock and where we are at this time in history? The Doomsday Clock was established by the Bolton, the Bolton of the atomic scientists, I think in 1947 to try to graphically convey how close the world was to annihilation. Initially they focused pretty much exclusively on nuclear weapons, which were new to the world at that time. Over the years, they have added other existential threats, notably climate change. More recently, disinformation exacerbated by artificial intelligence and things like that. In any case, the farthest it's ever been, I think, is 17 minutes to midnight. When the Cold War ended, then there was a kind of a collective sigh of relief around the planet. People thought that nuclear weapons were a thing of the past and largely forgot about nuclear weapons. But the nuclear threat never really abated and has been increasingly visible in the last few years, especially since Russia's invasion of Ukraine and now with the Israeli war on Gaza. We have two hot wars involving nuclear armed states with the dangers of greater escalation of those wars, which could lead to nuclear escalation. So last year, the Doomsday Clock was set at 90 seconds to midnight. That was the closest it had ever been. This year it remains at 90 seconds to midnight. And as the bulletin explains, this should not be interpreted as thinking that we have reached some kind of state of stability. In fact, it's a reaffirmation of how dangerously close we are. Thank you so much. It's really important for people to know where we're at. Because as you said, after the Cold War, there seemed to enter a point where people thought that all the aspects about nuclear weapons and annihilation had just been removed. I remember there was all those films and movies that were there that then captivate our imagination. Could you share with us some of the most important highlights in the nuclear abolition movement that really did pique everyone's interest, but more importantly, raise the horrors of the annihilation that humanity could easily face? I can say that if we think back to 1982, that was kind of the height, I think, the peak of the anti-nuclear movement in the United States certainly and globally in many respects. Because at that time, the United States under Ronald Reagan had begun deploying nuclear-armed crews and perishing missiles to Europe. And people in Europe were terrified that they were going to be on the battleground of World War III. It was at the height of the Cold War intentions between the United States and the Soviet Union. That was the year that there were a million people gathered in Central Park in New York City to call for the elimination of nuclear weapons. And there were demonstrations around the world that year. And the next year, I myself was arrested at the Lawrence Livermore Nuclear Weapons Laboratory in California with about 5,000 other people. So the nuclear weapons were really, I think, I think at the height of public awareness and concern. And that movement continued through the 1980s to a greater electric stand. We had the freeze movement in the United States, where we had ballot initiatives in most states calling for a halt and freeze the nuclear arms race. And then in 1989, all of a sudden, the Berlin Wall came down. The Cold War ended. Nobody was expecting that. Nobody, including the National Intelligence Services, were expecting that.  And activists, at the time, it was a young movement. Young activists moved on, had families, got involved in other issues, Central America, anti-intervention work there, into apartheid work, environmentalism. And the issue really disappeared. It's almost like it fell off a cliff. But within the nuclear arms states, the nuclear weapons juggernaut continued. And in the United States, for example, in 1991, Colonel, not Colonel, the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Colin Powell, said, we no longer have the luxury of having a specific enemy to plan for. We have to plan for many enemies. And that very much is being echoed now in the US nuclear war planning, which is contemplating two wars with two nuclear arms states at the same time. That would be one with Russia and one with China. So in the nuclear weapons establishment, the planners at the nuclear weapons labs continued to come up with rationales and designs for new nuclear weapons systems. The nuclear weapons budget dipped a little bit for a couple of years, then it started to rise. And it is now, in inflation-adjusted dollars, the highest it has ever been on record in the United States. And there are plans and programs underway to maintain, modernize, or replace every warhead and every delivery system in the arsenal. And that kind of activity is being reflected in the other nuclear arms states, in particular Russia, where Putin, a couple of years ago, announced the development of this new generation of almost kind of like sci-fi weapons. But they are actually starting to be deployed. China, which for many years until now has had a very small arsenal, like 300 weapons, and has kept them in a de-alerted state, is now making plans to massively increase the size of its arsenal and build a lot more missiles. The UK is involved in modernizing its tried-and-submarines. France is working on a new missile. Israel, the ghost in the machine, so to speak, is, it maintains a nuclear triad like the United States, as it has strategic bombers, it has land-based missiles, and it has submarine-based missiles. And then we have India, Pakistan, and we have North Korea, which is testing a lot of missiles and is possibly preparing for another full-scale nuclear test. So we have a new generation of arms racing underway now. It's costing bazillions of dollars, and it's happening at the same time as we have these very heightened tensions among and between nuclear arms states and their allies. I mentioned the two wars. Those are not the only hotspots. There's also US, China, and particularly a potential conflict over the status of Taiwan. In the future, we have continuing tensions and political instability in India and Pakistan. And then we have the Middle East, where the Israel's war in Gaza is threatened to expand. Now we have the US bombing in Syria, I believe Jordan and Iraq. And we don't know how Iran is going to respond. I do want to say Iran does not have nuclear weapons at this point, but they do have the potential to develop them. Saudi Arabia is keeping a close eye on what Iran is doing, and it also wants to have a bomb in the back pocket. If it decides it's time to do so. We're in a very, very volatile, dangerous situation, and I do think that 90 seconds to midnight is appropriate. No, and it actually makes so much more sense now. You can almost hear the clock ticking with each example that you're providing. And then we really appreciate you connecting all the dots of how what does exist now, which is horrible and horrendous, could expand very rapidly. And I want to mention something else, too. Two other things, aspects. One is that the US has nuclear weapons deployed in five European countries, five NATO countries, and it's about to redeploy nuclear weapons to the Lake and Heath base of the UK, which it had withdrawn its nuclear weapons many years ago from there, and is upgrading the B-61 gravity bomber to give it more precision targeting. And those will be deployed in Germany and elsewhere. And other countries like Poland, other NATO members like Poland are asking for US nuclear weapons. So again, you have this modernization activity going on, not just in the US, but also among its strategic allies. And the other point I want to make, which is very important, is that this is all happening at a time when we see growing numbers of authoritarian nationalist leaders and governments around the world, in Russia, in China, in North Korea, in Hungary, in Israel, and the United States. So that's another really dangerous aspect to this because when you have growth, increasing, rallying around national identities and nationalism, and you have authoritarian leaders and they have nuclear weapons, what more need I say? It's very dangerous. But as a recipe for a human rights disaster, I agree with you 100%. One point I was interested in was, what first inspired you to dedicate your life to peace? As you went through those history and those aspects, what was it personally that brought you in and drives you to this day? Well, I have to go back to my childhood. My parents were Jewish. They had lived through World War II. They were very cognizant of the dangers of the resurgence of anti-Semitism and boy, were they right. But they taught us, me and my brother, they were also very cognizant of current events. So as a family, we would watch the news on TV together every night and discuss it. So they taught me and my brother that the Nazi Holocaust can never happen again and you need to stand up and be counted. So that was one really early influence. Another was the civil rights movement. It grew up watching Martin Luther King again on television and in the North, in New York at the time. And then my family made a couple of trips to card trips to the South and where I saw segregated bathrooms and segregated restaurants and stuff and I was just shocked. And when Martin Luther King was assassinated, I remember my family put a candle in the window and that we were mostly white families there. We were probably the only ones but that made a huge, huge difference as well. So then, and when I was in high school, the US was involved in the Vietnam War and so I was involved in student activism, draft counseling and efforts to, I remember at my high school graduation I organized wearing of black armbands and piece symbols on our, those hats, whatever those things are called, those graduation caps. And then in high school also, I had a very progressive set of teachers that was the first Earth Day. And so they inspired the students to organize an ecology group, which I was very involved in and learned about ecology. And at that time learned about thermal pollution to the ocean from nuclear power. At the time that I was in high school and I've collaborated this with my colleagues, they did not teach us about Ereshim and Nagasaki. Anyway, so that awareness led me to get involved in anti-nuclear power work. And then again, if I said there's a Vietnam War going on and there was that anti-war work and then that was also sort of the first wave of the recent, the modern age of feminism. So there was also an emergent feminist movement. Those three things sort of came together for me. Ecology, non-violence and feminism. And yeah, and it went on from there. Perfect. And that also brings me to the point where I remember us meeting in Tahiti with Moro Roa and the French testing there. Could you share how that Tahiti abolition to gossip was so significant and how there was a link between nuclear colonization and the importance of indigenous people's rights? Absolutely. I think I should say something about abolition 2000. Just briefly, abolition 2000 global network to eliminate nuclear weapons was established in 1995 at the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review and Extension Conference. And it was initially to demand immediate commencement of negotiations on a treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons within a time-bound framework by the year 2000. And we rapidly grew to have, to include countries, member groups around the world, but as 2000 approached and we knew we weren't gonna get our treaty, then we sought to enroll 2000 member groups. So that's why we stuck with the name. And in 19, we also explicitly in this founding statement call for the phase elimination of nuclear power. So we've always been opposed to nuclear power as well. So in 1997, we had our second annual general meeting in French-occupied Polynesia at the invitation of an indigenous-led group called Hittitao, which I think it means the time is now. And it was an extraordinary meeting because it brought together anti-nuclear activists, peace activists from North America, from Europe, and from many of the Pacific Island nations, including people who had not actually seen each other for many years. And when we were there, we really got an education about the full scope of impacts of the nuclear enterprise on colonized and indigenous people because French Polynesia had been the site of Francis above ground and underwater nuclear test explosions and the populations there were experiencing what populations exposed to nuclear testing, everywhere experience with health effects environmental impacts, intergenerational effects and so on. And also, French Polynesia is still an occupied colony. And most of the nuclear weapons tests around the world have been conducted on lands of indigenous and colonized people. So we really learned about nuclear colonialism as the term that was kind of coined. And it was an extraordinary experience for many reasons, but one was that I learned a lot about the sort of history of colonized people. So very similar to Hawaii, of course. And the fact that there were different different self-declared or recognized by some people, indigenous led monarchies and governments sort of vying for supremacy. Hittita was interesting, our hosts, because they're not a political party and they felt it was too soon to be engaged in independence activity. What they wanted to do was to reclaim and regrow a sustainable indigenous economy that would put them in a position to be self-sufficient in the future. So that was another interesting dimension of it. Oh, it was definitely one of the most powerful weeks of my life as well. It was the Nanda and Peaceful Protest with the Fafuru that they had gone into the parliament building. Yes. Exciting court monitoring that abolition 2000 did while there. It was also, as you said, really the circular economy with people, the women's co-op with the vanilla and the coconut oil, the monotony and all those different aspects, really everything coming together. And then all of us recognizing as well that nuclear course is permanent, is forever and was impacting even the fish. And you can see how people living sustainably would be directly impacted by those tests that had happened so far. Did issue the Morea Declaration recognizing the disproportionate suffering of indigenous and colonized people from the nuclear cycle and that became kind of an appendix to the abolition 2000 statement. Very important. It's true. And it also reminded me too, even I remember it was really a non-commercial week that really living there, it was everyone was there for mutual exchange, taking care of each other. And you could really see how the indigenous values were exercised and coordinated. And that week really did, I think, build and bring life into the anti-nuclear movement. As you said, nuclear colon colonialism really became a more recognized term. And if you do look around at the history of nuclear testing, it is always on indigenous people's sacred homelands and brought it all together. One other important aspect of the amazing work you do is Mayors for Peace. And I remember seeing you a couple of years in Honolulu at the Mayors for Peace Conference. Can you share a bit about that? Sure, well, Mayors for Peace, going back to that seminal year of 1982 was founded during the United Nations second special session on disarmament where the mayors at the time, the mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki announced the formation of this international mayors movement to call for the abolition of nuclear weapons. And that movement has grown now to include about over 8,200 cities and 166 countries and territories and has been very active carrying the message that the Hibakusha's message, the A-bomb survivor's message that nuclear weapons and human beings are incompatible and nuclear weapons must be abolished. But over the years, they've also, well, actually they've come full circle because in their original covenant, Mayors for Peace did recognize the linkage to a lot of other issues, poverty, refugees, and so on. And in the last couple of years, last 10 years, they've been developing now kind of a three-pronged approach which is calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons, promotion of safe and resilient cities and creating a culture of peace in which peace is a priority for every individual. And those three things they see as being the essential components of achieving a sustainable, lasting world peace. And so this in different parts of the world, this city's member cities are encouraged to link up their nuclear abolition advocacy with whatever other issues of local concern to them such as in some parts of the world, terrorism, refugees certainly, poverty certainly, environmental issues certainly, and so on. So it's another somewhat holistic approach. I do think that before we run out of time, we should mention, and maybe you were gonna bring this up, we just had our 28th annual general meeting of abolition 2000 virtually, we've done them virtually since the pandemic and it allows for a lot more international participation from all over the world. But we were really excited to have the participation of a youth group from Tahiti, which has gave a fantastic presentation, a youth group which focuses on nuclear abolition and climate change. And we had another fabulous presentation from a youth group from Kazakhstan, which was the site of the Soviet Union's principal nuclear test site. And they're called STEP, S-T-E-P-P-E, step organization for peace stop, and they gave a fabulous presentation focusing on the need for nuclear abolition and compensation to victims of nuclear testing, but also calling for Soviet decolonization of Kazakhstan and a feminist foreign policy for Kazakhstan. So I'm just really impressed with these new emerging movements of young people picking up the work of their parents and grandparents in these directly affected communities. And it's a great example really, because abolition 2000 movement does draw on the experience of longtime activists and the energy and innovations of young campaigners. And as you said, it was a celebration of the 28th, but it also links many of the issues that you're talking about, of sustainability, resilience, we know that Maui, as well as Kauai, Hawaii and Honolulu are all signed on to mayors for peace. We also, though, as you made the connections, the recent UN Human Rights Committee review of the International Covenant on Civil Political Rights and its general comment it just released and the campaigns have been done around universal periodic review of climate change, nuclear war and human right to life. Maybe you can share a bit about this interconnectedness and how abolition 2000 is going forward to make sure that we can realize UN Sustainable Development Gold Number 16 for peace and justice around our globe. Well, it seems that people who are working on a variety of issues are all sort of grasping for the idea of how to work together more effectively to build a more powerful unified movement. That seems to be a very broad scene. And I will say about the Sustainable Development Gold 16, I think we need to see that peace and human security or whatever the term used in that article are kind of buried in this other article. It's not a full point itself. And I think that in the next iteration of Sustainable Development Golds, it really needs to be a point on its own peace, you know, because otherwise the other ones are always at risk. In the United States and Hawaii is, you know, like it or not part of the United States, but there is an emerging movement which is also trying to seeking to bring everybody together, which is called the Poor People's Campaign, a national call for moral revival, which I think has a great deal of potential. A year before it was killed, Martin Luther King gave a speech called, Beyond Vietnam, a Time to Break Silence, where he identified the triple evils of systemic racism, systemic poverty and militarism. And he was assassinated exactly one year later, and I don't think that was a coincidence. So his work has been picked up now by the New Poor People's Campaign, led by Reverend William Barber II and Reverend Lucio Harris. And they've added to the triple evils of systemic racism, systemic poverty, militarism of the war economy, environmental devastation, and a distorted moral narrative that blames poor people for their own poverty. And they say these things are all intertwined and are woven together through a moral fusion campaign. So I think that moral fusion is a very good way to think about the path to building this broader, more unified movement that we need to survive. Really important, and while we're talking about the civil and political rights under the Human Rights Committee and how they've had that new general comment, it really is important to look at the economic social and cultural rights, which has never been addressed or recognized as much in our country. And I really appreciate you bringing those economic social and cultural rights together because it is environment, it is economy, it is ecology, it is equity. And we have to bring all that together to be able to understand what matters most. What would you say would be the next steps for abolition 2000 after this important AGM? Well, we have to go through, we the coordinating committee has to go through, we have to go through the chats and we have to go through our own notes and the report backs from the breakout groups and really pull out things. There are a lot of good ideas that were expressed. And so I think the first thing is, we need to take the energy that was evident during the weekend and the theme was keeping the network connected and really think about how to operationalize some of these ideas. I mean, I just want to stress that abolition 2000 is a network and the work is done by the member groups that our job is to put those groups in touch with each other and give them the kind of support they need to carry out these projects. We will be working towards a series of events in July in Geneva during the nuclear non-proliferation treaty preparatory committee meeting there. And we'll do some street art, we'll do some workshops, we'll make statements to the official governments and have some informal meetings there. So that's our next big event. We're also looking at then the next meeting or the third meeting of states parties to the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons which will be in March of 2025. But we'll be, we have a couple of working groups. For example, there's one called nuclear weapons convention reset which is saying it's taking a fresh look at the model nuclear weapons convention that abolition 2000 produced or came out of abolition 2000 and 1997 originally which focuses again on the nuclear weapons states, the nuclear arms states and their legal obligations and moral obligations under the nuclear non-proliferation treaty and customary international law to actually implement nuclear disarmament. The countries without nuclear weapons have done their part by negotiating and ratifying the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. However, as long as no nuclear arms state or its ally joins that treaty, it cannot be a disarmament treaty. So we still need a disarmament treaty. That's what we'll be working for. But I think abolition 2000 will be seeking to, we are going to be attempting to rebuild our youth network, our youth fusion network with the energies from these new youth groups that I mentioned, and that will be a priority. And we'll also be continuing to seek ways to make common cause with the climate movement in particular. If I have time, I mean, there's one thing that really has struck me because we've been trying for years now to approach the climate change activists and say there are two existential threats. Let's work together. And that argument doesn't seem to have stuck. It doesn't seem to have been very effective. And something that occurred to me during the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons meeting of states parties in New York in November was it was happening at the same time as COP 28. When the U.S. in about 20 other countries went into COP 28 with a commitment to pledge to triple production of commercial nuclear energy over the next 30 years. And here we were listening to the testimonies of uranium miners and their families and their communities, the victims of nuclear testing, the people who've been affected at all nuclear waste at all parts of the fuel chain. And I think that we need to get those testimonies into the climate movement so that young activists who may be bamboozled into thinking that nuclear energy is solution to climate change, understand what that means in terms of its human impacts and its effects on indigenous and frontline communities. So that's one thing I'd like to see a lot more, developed a lot more. So thank you so much, Jackie. And we appreciate your insights and more important your dedication to peace and human rights. We thank everyone for watching Cooper Union. I'm your host, Joshua Cooper and Aloha. Aloha.


get Trevino's take on it. Clearly a tough night for Gary. What looked different about his stuff to you tonight? You know, we just thought we made some good pitchers. They put some good swings. It's a good team over there. He typically is pretty good at making in-game adjustments. Who's almost surprising to you to see him not kind of be able to find his way out there? Yeah, a little surprising. But I think he, you know, I thought he made some pitches when he needed to. Obviously, you know, there was an outcome that we didn't like. But I thought the bullpen came in, did their job, and gave us a chance to win. Jose, you obviously come from a very different situation and come into this team. What does it say about this team? What is it like in here that you guys always have a chance? It's huge for us, you know. And we know that. We all know that as a team. Like, you keep us in striking distance, keep the hitters swing away, a couple hits, a couple bloops, and a homer away. Like, we've got a good chance. Did it look like some of those pitches that were hit were kind of up in the middle of the plate? Was location just the issue? Yeah, I mean, I thought we didn't execute our pitches.


Hey there, njroot22.com. It's negative five outside freezing in my movie studio here But today we're doing our top five deals of the week, but it's sort of a variation again I like mixing this up Today it's gonna be about Wal-Mart It's very interesting now We've sort of been on the fence with Wal-Mart and over the years Hating hating them and loving them and you know, we've never seen that website people with Wal-Mart I mean this there's a lot of Wal-Mart's the biggest company in the world pretty much At least as far as we're concerned So they get a very good subject matter for all sorts of publications. We're constantly reinventing ourselves So I think we're giving Wal-Mart a chance again basic and something we realized Over the last year or so is that things that Wal-Mart at their everyday price are most often cheaper then like supermarkets when they're on sale, so Let's just go down a list of things here that are cheaper and then we can call this a day I don't like doing this too long anymore. All the kitchen stuff like Plastic bags or ziploc bags Aluminum foil wax paper all cheaper than pretty much any supermarket out there and they have a pretty much great Selection like you know, for instance, Aldi has some stuff Inline or cheaper than Wal-Mart, but their selection is small so You know why you don't have to wait for the sale at shop, right to get Aluminum foil always cheap so stock up when you get and here's another thing that I've been talking about The Nathan's hot dogs. I love the Nathan's hot dogs taste so good I've been trying to find the sales at places like King's and shop, right? I didn't even bother looking thinking about Walmart, you know They have these Nathan's hot dogs cheaper than anywhere always every day So I'm not even gonna bother looking at the sales at shop, right? Although they do have a good deal this week on their coupon. It's like two dogs two packs of those little mini hot dogs for four bucks That's a no-brainer buy like eight or ten packs. They're so good Hey, what what is this ring below? I've never heard of it never seen it in my life, and this is big like Blob of meat seven bucks for I think two and a half pounds of garlic ring below me I'm gonna try it. Maybe next time I go to Walmart. Anyway, another thing that that Walmart has consistently very good is Organic spices they have a pretty good selection almost they cover almost all of them and their Very competitive. I think they're cheaper than anywhere So if you ever need your spices go to Walmart, you don't have to get the crappy brand They have a I think the great value and they have some other that's their brand and another brand of organic It's it's cheaper than anywhere else And I'm always going on and on about tea because I put tea in mines Mironov spiked sparkling sultans Walmart is should it's not really the place for tea, you know They're Lipton tea wasn't there was nothing the right home about and the yogi tea they they sell It's actually more money than some of the other stores we normally go So we will not be buying our yogi tea at Walmart, but we did pick up a hundred pack of this Bromley Exquisite tea for under two bucks and that was pretty much not a great price, but it was in line with everybody else So keep that in mind another thing is Avocados Avocados we always try to buy them on sale because sometimes they're a rip off like King's charge like $3 for an avocado. They're like 89 cents at the at Walmart every day. I think Seems that way they weren't on sale That's not as good as Aldi when they're on sale We picked up eight avocados at Aldi last week 39 cents a piece and they're great None of them went bad So but if you're just out and about don't feel like going to another store. You need avocados Walmart is They haven't really cheap another thing they have Is dog food we have two new puppies here, which you're gonna see Weekly I help a weekly video series about our dogs growing up and you're gonna be able to watch them over the years But our breeder recommended this pedigree puppy food because they're used to it And we were picking up at one Walmart for 67 cents a can and then this other Walmart down in I don't know where the hell it is Branchburg or whatever that is Manville, I can't remember anymore. There were 73 cents like why why is the price? Why does the price change between war months? That's something that's always annoyed me I'm sure there's an answer court somewhere on the Google brand paper towels the Walmart brand of paper towels is Sort of like the house brand of bounty And I have to say they're just as good as the Aldi maybe even a little better than now They're like point one cents more per square foot, but they're a good deal It it you need paper towels no sense to go to another store just buy them at Walmart said the toys Now I do what a lot of people do now It's like if I'm at the store and I see a toy for like 15 or 30 bucks or whatever I'll go on my Amazon app and scan the barcode and See if I can get cheaper like all these toys we've been picking up Have always been cheaper at Walmart than online, which is pretty pretty incredible Something to keep in mind You know, obviously you're splitting hairs when you get down to the dollar or two level But if you have to buy 10 or 20 different things and you could save two dollars each It does make sense to buy online plus you're at the schlepping home, but whatever and lastly Kids shoes I highly recommend nobody spends top dollar on kids shoes I actually seen somebody spend like a hundred over a hundred dollars on on a pair of shoes for a kid three-year-old Why they could be done in in in six months or less Unless you sell them for consignment or you plan on having a whole lot of kids and you can the hand me down This thing is good, but we got these boots for 18 bucks They're light and pretty warm and then you can get these hunter boots for 28 bucks. They were heavy and I I didn't see the the reason to spend the extra 10 bucks But the only time you really do want to invest a little money In your kids is to keep them warm. So if you're going to buy an El Chippo jacket, they're going to get like frostbite in You should probably invest some money to keep them warm if that's necessary But in the end, I really do think Walmart has a place I think maybe everybody can get like a list of 20 things that the core things I like to call them that are always cheaper at Walmart and buy them there like if you because there's walmart's everywhere Just make a core list. I say 20 make it be 10 for some people 30 for others But you know like the basics the fundamental basics for the house like supplies consumables Maybe some food products I'm not a big fan of most of the things that walmart sells food-wise, but you can find organic stuff Then you can find like those spices. They have healthy things if you if you put your mind to it It might make your life and my life or our lives easier if You just have core places to go where things are always cheap this way you have to worry about the weekly sales What's on sale because the sales as you may know aren't like groundbreaking.  So I think you got to find your your each store should have a core list of things that they And you check on it once a year to make sure they're still the lowest But find the best things at each store and that's it. So that's it this week's blog I got some fun stuff coming up in the next couple weeks


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The safety of resident settlers got the attention of the Ului Badon of Ibadon, Saliu Aditsunji, the emmy of Kano, Amino, Ado Bayero, and the Esunope Yahya Abu Bakar. Now, Ado Bayero and Esunope were hosted by the Ului Badon, where they discussed the protection of non-indigents in their respective domains. They also deliberated on the need for royal fathers to drive the efforts of ensuring safety of lives and property. Ipala Sos set the northern monarch's way in Ibadon, Yoyosi Capital, for an on-the-spot assessment of the situation of residents of North extraction who live in or your state. They spent three days for a fax-finding assessment and held talks with their subjects, particularly those residents in Ibadon. Now, Abaditsunji confirmed the visit and described it as foot-full, adding that it has deepened the relationship between traditional rulers across the Niger.


He tried to bomb that's Sean Taylor. Nope. Oh, man.  Uh-huh, and we're going on tic-tac. Oh, we're going on tic-tac. Oh man YouTube what's the word? We are live. This is live live comms Controller in hand ready to go ready to rock not streaming and play this game just for you guys talk about it Everything that I do show you guys why I do it and it can help offense. I'm running running Seattle offense defense We're running Tampa Bay both for those e-books Matt and turf comm if you have premium membership You have all of that stuff we stream live on twitch every single night. You guys can check it out We do have a 50 50 Raiders team right now As you see we got Dan Marino right there. We got past literally we have conductor and we have hot rock master on him He's definitely tough. He's definitely people tell me is Dan worth it as far as I'm concerned. No, I don't think any player is worth that much He's not gonna win and lose your games. He's definitely the best quarterback in my opinion, but is he gonna win and lose your games? Probably not if you're doing picks with with you know, Josh Allen You're gonna go picks with Dan Marino and if you're doing touchdowns with Zach Wilson, you're gonna go touchdowns with Dan Marino I think just getting better at the game is the most important thing and we're kicking the ball off first always a great spot to be Always a great position because no matter what happens you get the ball at half So that's like a built-in turnover. I'm trying my best not to rage So but like I said, we are live right now just live comms live comms We are all gonna pause the game because we have Raiders team. We got a pause the game boys We have to we got to check out. We got I'm still using Ed Reid. See a lot of people are off the Ed Reid man I think he's the best still. We got Sean Taylor's safety. We got Heinz Ramsey Buchanan We got the boys out there. We got the boys out there. So we'll see we're gonna run a little two four five I like it the best it is skimbo's e-book man. It is on man. So if you guys can check it out That's what I've been running for the most part.  It depends auto flip baseline. I normally like baseline I like that little gun bunch. We'll go auto flip it first and we'll see how he's playing man It's people like to flip. I don't really like auto flip that much I'll watch the run first down here with Marino He goes in the flat. We got to make a tackle there. No a fan can't or no a fan can be doing this You know a fan did that okay? Okay, no, but a flood we had just a flat right out there Expect to make that dive tackle right there. I believe that was Ramsey That was his first play on my team getting popped like that But we'll see we'll see if he continues flipping or if he can what he continues to do But I didn't like I didn't like the way that we broke tackles right there That's an unacceptable That time. Oh Same thing. I mean Haynes wanted it right there didn't he that time? I did not that was actually left the soft spot there I gotta put Diablo here in the middle here He ran you got to pay attention. He just ran the play to the deep post so You got to pay attention to previous play he ran the deep post play So that's how my I shaded my safeties over the middle where I've made it a cover three rather than a cover two A lot of times of previous play I can call cover two every time But it's not necessary I can change that for sure especially here after that run I feel like he tries he tries me here. He's just audible. That's fine.  I just wanted a little more pressure than I got right there Really? We're gonna shade down right here. See what he got. I would expect to run right here We'll see I got deep right side Up I wasn't fast enough. Ah Good drive. That's what I wanted to guard. I knew what I knew I had hard flats That's what I wanted to guard but I didn't want to guard it right away because I wanted to catch an interception I feel like you go guard it right away. They're not gonna throw it So I wanted to try to flirt with that line of make it look open and guarded But he was just way too fast for me right there definitely way too fast So he got seven every time I give up seven. I think what play just killed me I don't know what what play was really back breaking the tight end delay Tight end flat where you broke two tackle. I didn't think I gave up a big back breaking play But you know, that's what I like to go through through my mind every time every time I give up a touchdown Like what play killed me right there? You know and for most part I'm not too worried about that drive, you know, we'll make some plays. He was throwing the flats Make some better tackles will be okay. We'll be okay going for we gotta get miles Garrett in the game too I have miles Garrett not in the game. So we'll see how that goes first play. I'm on a hash I'm not on a hash. So it's a little bit tough But he just ran. Oh, he almost ran Don't know what it was. It was a cover to look But those boys definitely played really tough right there as far as covering the flat route and then getting back To almost almost pick off that out route really I like to run flood I'm pretty much every other play really just cuz it's really basic He blitzed right there most people don't blitz so I double teamed and I got pressure off the edge a lot of times When I see this defense, I'll double team because he rushes three right here We want to try hit a corner out, but we start on the short side just to make them not think about corner up So we'll flip here We want who's Mazzata back front pylon is what we want. I Think we'll have it Did he actually match to it? I Think he did That purple zone he ran purple. He's running purples. You guys saw he's running purple zones as his deeper zone cover to again Let's see what he does here. This time. We're gonna try to hit. I don't even want double team Cuz I don't want to get blitz like that last time. That's Andre rising touchdown back there It was it was it was still there. Oh my goodness He's got his purple zones on like 30 and his flat zones on like 10 a little bit more space Easy touchdown right there, but we tried it We let him know that's a possibility. I don't know what play that was but he ran it I don't know what play that was. Okay. I don't think he knows what he's doing here. Oh lord. He's the best ever He's the best ever He's the best ever One thing I hate man. I click on shawn taylor. I feel like he could get the pick but when I go for a pick he just like Stands up Ted Anderson's got let's put my man. What's the name in the game miles Garrett? All right, so we're down 14 not going great Not going great. Was that play? I I don't know what that play was. Can I be mad at it? I mean, I think it's my fault click on shawn taylor I thought he was in position to make a play on the ball. So I'm gonna click on I'm not gonna not do that Well, we got to make a tackle after that I felt like that throw was under the rest good as gold I honestly don't know how he scored so easily two times, but hey, I don't have that feeling You know when you're playing bad defense. I don't have that feeling right now boys, but here we are Damn man I'm just covered to just covered to here boys. We're going back to the same play that we do a pick on We're going back to the same play going back to that same play. We do a pick on Because I still like that play It is say a little bit more space easy touchdown easy But that guy's in a purple. So he's a little bit more baity than a cloud I don't really like purples as my deep zone. I like the cloud as my deep zone for the most part But some people put the purples as their deep zone That way they just put the outside linebackers in purples. Boom. So he's essentially giving me a double flat look Especially on the bunch side, but I knew that it's just about having time and calling the right play to clear that out That's why I like having post-ups because when you rush and I get double teams. I'm gonna have time So we'll always keep the post-ups there As far as I'm concerned I like them. You don't see too many people since they upgraded them using post-ups But I still like them. All right. Let's make sure we get Miles Garrett in here. All right. I like sweat There we go. All right.  Take this to the Baha to Baha Baha cam. Let's go right back. We're tight. There it is under the rest. They will make some bad plays, man I don't know if he was under the rest or that's just a bad play But right there. We tied the game up. We get the ball a half this game I don't want to say it's cooked, but I'm feeling good about it feeling good about it boys So every time somebody throws a pick here we go like I got so much momentum like the momentum in his mind. He's like, oh damn I just had a lead especially when you have a lead. It's like a good feeling like Man, I just had a lead now. I don't definitely it's definitely a good feeling uh on the uh, so he might even try to run here Up there it is. He's under pressure now. He's under the rest. He's he's not comfortable Say he's impatient. He don't want to take the underneath. I just guarded at the whole time Say go ahead throw the ball underneath wait for a blocker Diablo. I call him McNabb Number five in green. Let's go Easy Nobody wants to throw underneath boys. Nobody ever was remember that when you're playing defense Nobody wants to throw underneath. It's not fun You don't get girls throwing the ball underneath boys. Never And we're here Reggie. Oh my gosh. Why do I catch the ball like that? You saw like I I lead the league and catching the ball like it's a loaf of bread like All right, here we go Two minutes 40 seconds left. We're gonna go ahead and run. We're gonna take this 32 minute warning right here A momentum is like I know y'all see it in the game and it's up there, but it's it's super high for me right now Oh my god, that's my fault. If there's one thing I'll tell you you guys are probably better than me is running the ball I I overthink it so much.  So we'll take the two minute warning right now he's Mentally broken Right. I get the ball a half. I already got a lead if I just take my field goal, right? He's gonna try to press right here get the ball back to get some points So I feel like the defensive call he goes through here is going to be pressing. He's not going to just sit in coverage I think I don't know. So we'll block our tight end here. Uh, we're running a little inside cross Well, I should oh he actually all the bull to 35 wide. I believe this is cover three Oh, he went to the cover four We got tj over the middle. We're gonna fall down make some clock Expect him to use his timeouts here soon. I'm actually going to chew clock here and run read option underneath He's going to use it to more than likely. He'll use a timeout after this run here and that's cool. That's fine You know, I I'm in no hurry. I have all my timeouts We'll see And he'll definitely use one now inside the 10. Yep He should be able to get the ball back. Honestly because of that He should be able to get the ball back. We're going to run two more times at least We're getting end zone. We're just going to take it. We're not going to overthink it Reggie bush up the middle spin move into the end zone touchdown. Let's go man So 21 an answer points didn't start well, but we never panic, you know, you can tell when somebody's really Giving it to you and when they're not we could tell you could tell and the first two drives He scored touchdowns But was he giving it to me pause because I know how you guys get let's get man If you guys like any of these videos, you like this video if you think this is a good idea You want more of these videos? Please comment. Let me below hit the like button. Let's get this to 600 likes We can do it. All right, here we go. Now now he's in now. He's in panic mode here He wants to get points before half. He'll do what he can. We're just going to run cover three We have no zone drops on he runs first play. That's beyond fine tackle the clock is running. He's got three He'll probably no huddle. Yep There's got to be ready for the no huddle when they give it to you. It gives me a no huddle here Justin covered three He runs verts Nothing doing. Good job. Good pressure. He sent everybody out. I don't know if he has o line right here Third and fourth. This is a big play right here. We're going to go a little cover six right here We're going to go a little cover six here boys Try to throw him for a little bit of a loop different type of defense here We're going to shade down try to take away underneath routes Oh, yeah, this is going to be so bad. It's scary. Oh my goodness. Oh, he all good play ed read That's what I mean. Keep ed reading your game z spot fourth and four This is fourth and quit if he doesn't get this the game is over like this. I'm going to run the same defense here I really am I really liked it He probably thinks we're going to blitz here. We're going to shade down. I really I got kind of got the running back here. I kind of got the running back here honestly Not if he goes in. Oh, that's just such a bag Boom ed read. Oh, man there. That's I mean, that's the last person you kind of want your four people to get home by the time he runs that you know, I Not mad at not mad at that boys. I'm not it was a will rod took all day to get there You can head out underneath home sack jack Tatum. He should have do to his running back had him underneath Just wasn't I'm telling you they don't want to throw underneath. They don't all right. We're going to go Just a little bit of a cover for here cover for action And out there man Nothing out there ed read Maybe ed read is weak. Is ed read wash now boys. Is ed read washed? Let me know. How are you feeling? How you doing with ed read? I like him. I feel like he has the most interceptions on my team. I really do but all right 3rd and 21 He's probably not going to get any points here. We're just in the cover for back off shade of clouds all that good stuff He's got a tight old-fashioned tight end play But this is good here. We're going to call time out and make them make a decision He should kick He should kick because he doesn't have enough time He doesn't have any timeouts more than likely he's not going to get any points He might as well take his three now because you know and for him to go for it here All right him to run this We're actually just want a man up the tight end here.  What other play do you got here? We got clouds out here Oh, man. He just just let him let him let him tackle. We'll see how much time he has will probably spike I can't I really can't let my man.  So what was the point in going for that? I can't believe my man covered see like So you went for that just to kick a field bowl. That's why that's why I meant He should have just kicked because time the way the time broke down He probably was going to kick three anyway But you know, that's why he's the coach of his team and I'm the coach of my team All right, I can't believe I saw that play develop and I really was like I maned up the tight end Will he guard this and he's going to onside kick me?  I got to accept this penalty because I declined one earlier except Crabs all over the mud head the head streets boys. Be careful out here. All right. He's running cover two Let's try to quick snap a bunch trail right here one time Try to get them here. We'll watch the safety's first snap. We'll have them. We'll just need time Often somehow, I don't know what happened there. What's the bottom of it? Ah, man, sometimes I step up too far. I don't know you guys can tell me it's hard to watch back But all right, it means he went to if he did that he went to cover three Let's try to bomb him on this side Like nothing I didn't like nothing if he all the bulls he goes in because they there it is All right, now we kind of wasted two plays I'm going to waste the third play and run bunch trail again. Let's see He's going to hide all the bulls the all the bulls. Okay. Let's streak this guy then We're going to look for Jerry Rice for touchdown here He only rushes two people here boys. Yep. We got him. Boom. MaddenTurf.com. Check it out Touchdown Jerry Rice. We got into his tendencies. If he stays in three three five normal He's in cover two if he all the bulls down, it's the Mike Blitz three It's the cover three we go we flip our bunch we go to the short side cover three beater Bang. No one players tendencies. That's why I love the game Pick them up already easy And now we're up 11 points now. It is pure panic mode for the ops Pure panic mode. Listen, this is like I I watch football I was we all watch NFL, but this is like the biggest Real life demands it's so hard to play offense right now for him. It's so hard What is he gonna do right now?   I got the middle of the field. Go ahead. That's not that's not I got the tight end delay Nothing doing good job. Perfect perfect defense from the boys. In fact, now we're gonna hit our zone drops We're gonna hit our zones. We're gonna put our zones on 40 here. There it is Just no we're put our zones on 20 what I say 40 20. I mean, I don't know why we can't have 20s, right? He tried to bomb that's Sean Taylor. Nope. Oh man.  Uh-huh, and we're going on tiktok. Oh, we're going on tiktok. Oh Man, there it is boys. He might tap after that. No, he's still fighting still fighting Let's try to hit him with another will another touchdown Yeah, we're gonna have Tamarino bang touchdown 35 17. It's time for him to dashboard here cover two Not the best idea against a bunch not the but not obvious, you know, he's gotten obvious He's been very obvious with he's in cover two if he's in 3 3 5 normally he's in cover three if he's in 3 3 5 Why definitely been pretty obvious, but let's get it boys Oh Was that Tatum Tatum always a player I wanted but like he's kind of weak on Madden. What do we think boys? Same thing man. We're in we're in absolutely Cover four here No, good pass. That's those are the passes. They don't want to make right there. Those one. They don't want them They don't he'll no huddle. He don't want to make those passes if that makes sense He doesn't want to dump it off. I had let him dump it off.  We like him. No huddling. We do Burt's Good job sweat sweat. We have unpredictable on sweat and miles Garrett the boys coming home Here we go bunch tight end. This should be easy.  Good girl. That's a good girl. I don't know. Okay Okay, so you don't do stuff like that when you're down 17 points or 18 points All right, that's like you can't do the regular stuff right right boys like like there we go Pick. Oh my goodness Diablo McNabb fourth and seven. Let's turn our Zone drops off. Maybe we haven't run match in a while. Let's run in a bunch tight end I don't even know What's gonna happen if we run match against this, but let's find out Let's probably play these games boys Yep, big screen miles Garrett up the middle Is he gonna fall to the flow yet? He falls to the flow. He don't want no more big game We went down 14 nothing and we all scored them 35 to 3 GGs you guys saw man once you pick up somebody's tendencies, what covers they like out of what formation And you you got to use that previous play too. Once you realize that it was a big turning point in the game We do a pick the first try, but we knew what we wanted We knew we had it We just tried to do it a little bit too close to the end zone man and defensively I didn't do anything spectacular You know people will throw you the football if you hit as long as you don't give them too much stuff They will throw you the football one. They always want the deep pass They don't want to check it down underneath and someone's checking down underneath and they're just taking what you give them Maybe they're a better player that they man If you guys like this type of video if you guys like this type of series Where i'm just talking to you guys youtube only nobody saw this on twitch. 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Going on everyone Sam here with latent sports cars from a 23 24 Bowman University chrome basketball hobby 12 box case number 12 Pick your team style names and teams Andrew P. Texas Norfolk State Oklahoma State Brandon S Maryland Brian L Marquette Daniel Y Iowa Hunter S Tennessee Hyun Min Y Creighton Gonzaga Florida Isaac G with Boston College Pitt Notre Dame Jacob C UNC Jared and Kentucky John G Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech Miami St. John's FAU John S Illinois Memphis K State Houston Arkansas and Michigan State Larry S with Oregon Matt S Ohio State Michael P Colorado Alabama Michigan Purdue UC Louisville and Stanford Michael B with Kansas Nathan T Yukon Richard R Indiana Providence Weber State Iowa State and Duke Robert S with Arizona LSU and USC and Sean M with Auburn Florida State and Baylor, so good luck here everybody Thank you. Mr. Eric picking up a spot in the next one Auburn Florida State Baylor Thomas R with the Browns in 28 and 29 of Phoenix as well So spots starting to come in now a little bit quicker, which is awesome. Appreciate that guys 11 to go in the light 11 to go on the lights on it delight We got to do guess the super fractor really quick again 30 seconds to guess the super fractor guesses Starts now 30 seconds to guess somebody on the checklist. You think we'll pull a super fractor of There we go. Shady Shady locked in with brawny James, bro. Let's go Shady So Luca, so Luca guesses are Closed five four three two one. There you go Thank you Ezekiel picking up three spots in prime racing. That's down to 42 to go 42 to go. Thank you very much Appreciate that buddy And let's do it Here we go 11 to go on the next one seems are marked down Teams are marked on down. All right. Here we go. Thank God you check them. You're good Again, 11 to go in the light breaking after this. I'm ax sold out Phoenix with a handful of teams still remaining Not very many very many for sure We will do a random at the end for all of the non collegiate non numbered cards Risa Shay zealous and Holland That is only going to apply to numbered stuff any X fractors purple shimmers or refractors will all go to the same spot Whoever wins it, that's what will be a bit behind going to the next one. I do apologize on that Here we go little Powsky Purple shimmer of Cody Williams Let us say Ray wave to at 100 Xavier Booker Risa Shay X Fractor Eric Dixon a DJ Wagner on the lava to 150 nice one there crying caulk better Hittlin Clark some in every break Elmarco Jackson Gold Aaron Bradshaw to 50 lava auto Kevin McCuller for Kansas to 199 first auto of the break very nice Collier Tyson Chapman and Wooga poplar first refractor Marco Jackson a Stefan Castle insert purple mini diamonds 399 Rikki Jackson brought James first Orange shimmer auto Zied Lowry nice one there from Marquette to 25 Congrats Marquette green Mark Sears to 99 first refractor Cormac Ryan and Omaha bill you Omaha bill you X Fractor Riley Cougal Purple Haley van lith to 399 X Fractor first Devin Williams and base. All right box one is done on the box suit here Who do you think's gonna win this? I hate to say it J. Chiefs. Yeah, I don't want them to win at all though I don't have anything gets them. No, I don't either tired of seeing them succeed. No, I'm with you It's like it's kind of a win-win for me whoever wins because if the chiefs win and we lost the Super Bowl fans Whatever, okay, fine. We lost the best to you in the NFL I could stomach that and then if the Niners win and they tie the Steelers for the most Super Bowl So after all the obnoxious dealers man, no Okay, okay. All right, I'd rather take the 40 49ers around me too because then it's like it's like a long long term. That's a long-term investment It really is though No, I don't know. Thank you JD with wow three teams in the next one JD Appreciate you buddy under 10 to go now Just an M with a mega dual-case spot as well. Thank you, buddy To me. I don't know about that. He is he's always I like pulls in and is accurate Usually some sort of Taylor Swift on you could hear it through the windows Generally, that's what I have noticed generally Spencer Jones Green shimmer to 99 to Sean Harris Smith X-Fractor first of Nomari Burnett Isaac Collier First refractor Jamari McDowell Risa Shay. There's a blue ray wave Dylan D'Aizu to 1 at 99 Yes, yes, you do Gary. Yes, you do and this you absolutely do Bryce Hopkins To 299. Yeah, and pretty much and I think every break we have left. That's the case Prince of League Bay Boston College first base Are angel Reese. Yeah, I get that for sure JD. That is brawny James Like you might as well almost Caitlyn Clark refractor might as well cast a wider net That's kind of how I look at it for sure Have spinners in a bad subwoofer He does man. He's got those little spinner rims on it.  It's wild Tyrese proctor 2199. I wish it drives a Buick grand national 40 inch rims in his paper. That is a 250 Coleman Hawkins for Illinois Mackenzie and Baco Ronnie James And that's only half the time he drives The GNX the other half. It's usually like a lime green 64 impala with hydraulics on it He's going up and down on like that with his little buttons. Oh, then that cheese Yeah, this guy is a surprising individual right that is Chris Johnson. Yes. They are exact. Yes. They are Orange shimmer Johnny broom for Auburn to 20 24 or 25 It's a 24th. We're talking about 24-inch rims Man felt a net It's a gather. I know really got to hear first refractor of Eric Dixon and lead and blocker Cool, we're good good good good. All right Feel okay with a mega dual case.   It's out there for Really when first grade He's like he's like he's in LVB without the lunch. Yeah, it's true. It's true and be saying for baby Just an LVB on a different schedule Really doesn't hit that he doesn't hit the 230 window with that. No, I just not hit the 230 My food's good, too, man No, I don't I'm not hating on the animal crackers. I'm also not six years old bringing it to work So that's a little different.  I could respect graham crackers a little more some cheeses or teddy grams or animal crackers No, no, yeah at this place. You're not allowed to enjoy anything Not allowed to enjoy anything What's with it? Like over it line Purple shimmer of diamond Johnson for Norfolk state purple mini diamonds 399 Georgia Amor X Fractors at E That is DJ Wagner First refractor Devin Royle Sean Stewart Pink mini diamonds Freddie Dillionie to at 150 First base auto Riley Kugel Florida first refractor Spencer Jones and Tyler Colec yellow Johnny Broom to 75 for Auburn First refractor out of Sean Stewart for Duke nice one there again on the first to 250 Grats Devils Zachary Risa shag and these are all gonna be randoms I'll just sleeve in top of that one just leave it there and then lump it in with all of them Jordan Dingell Unless we did a number to auto Reese and Johnny Broom Big kahoon as I will do a separate random for people of booze Ellis Tyrese product I don't think the other two have on booze Ellis does though Angel Reese image variation This one there on the refractor for Ellis you Ash and heart away Refractor of Johnny Broom and Rookie of Jackson Stressing out that we're missing It's like bowman. It's like bowman chrome baseball like flashbacks Yeah, I was like, oh, how many do we have 24? Yes, okay, eight to go on bowman chrome University basketball delights Michael G with the bucks and Saints in 28 and 29 Ronald are with a mega dual case spot. Thank you all Appreciate that guys very much eat to go on to late eat to go all on sale on a sale breaks next Single digits on everything but crime racing at the moment 42 to go in prime racing and that is random hit style.  Yes, surprise I know I think it's just people don't want it. I think like when I listen to the radio Mm-hmm Nice there you go baseball. Hell. Yeah, dude purple shimmer of Dusty stromer To 399 is Darren Green like he I think wants the keys the entire franchise basically Yes, so I think a lot of teams are like well we like our GM We don't want to hand you over the entire like he's Just want you to coach and I don't think he wants to do that diamond Johnson, but he's not great He's not a good GM. He's a bad GM to be honest great coach best of all time, but very not a good GM To 199 Jamiro young or 299 Jamiro young from Maryland. There's a yellow Darren Green jr. 75 for Florida State Congrats FSU Cody Williams first refractor and Jamal Sheed first refractor Riley Coogle blue at Ray wave to 199 Max Abness Nice Hell yeah, Ronnie jane's pretty solid baseball 299 Ashton hardaway First base auto Dylan dies you going to Texas they go at UT University of Texas Dusty stromer first refractor First Johnson and base extractor Mookie Cook Green shimmer up my lawn at mom Salovitch to at 99 extractor Joanne Roberts Ron Holland and base already Yes, yes with the Cardinals and best. Thank you, buddy Appreciate that appreciate that Eat to go on delight breaking after this everybody PYT teams are marked on down Very very well marked down as well Phoenix getting close to being sold out on a lot of spots as well Purple shimmer is Johnny broom to 299 RJ Jones Jamari McDowell X Fractor first first refractor Santiago at the Scobie Devon Brazil a Simeon Wiltshire purple the 399 Tyson Chapman That is for first refractor Tyson Chapman to to not 250 for Ohio State on the Angel Reese Ron Holland First refractor Tyler Kolek and Santiago the Scobie. Where did that reason say Riza Shago? They got right there And there somewhere yeah, you just leave it there to the end just not because I'm gonna forget otherwise Because I'll probably put that sticky note just on the order sheet. Yeah, that's fine Aaron Bradshaw greens in 99 Or at least that's how I've sorted it. Yeah, Haley van lith gold lava auto for LSU 250. Just remind me. Yeah I Steel ventures first refractor Luzelis and base a Kwame Evans DJ Wagner nice one there for Kentucky to 99 They're still available in the next one and they hit hard him and Dillingham Got a couple other guys as well. So very nice. Congrats on that one there Kentucky to 199 Riley Cougal for Florida X Fractor Mackenzie and Bakko Ronnie James insert Insuit Cameron Brink and Andre Stoliak The next on it to the next And I'm at coming up in just a little bit as well pick pick your team style. Hopefully I see a logo, man It's moving on here We've got Shawn with an NT spot bless you Thank you Jason T with an NT spot Keith B with the Falcons and all three breaks of Phoenix. Thank you Buddy, thank you all appreciate that again eight to go on Delight here everybody Kentucky Duke, Michigan State, Kansas, Iowa State, Oregon, Maryland and a Combo spot on the lights green shimmer tearing Shannon to 99 X Fractor first of DJ Wagner first Diamond Johnson refractor Ronnie James Harry's Proctor Max Abness to 299 for Texas Orange Omaha bill you nice when they're Iowa State ice One of the final team sake and congrats there Iowa State very nice to 25 that'll play just fine First refractor Cody Williams and Haley then with Ronnie James first base Garway dual to 199 First base auto max-admiss going to Teas not first refractor does the extromer for Gonzaga Reza Shay Reza Shay again purple shimmer Filip house key Kayla Williams Dillingham X Fractor Jared McCain for Duke Gold shimmer Jackson Shellstad to 50 nice one Oregon. They're also available the next one Rob Dillingham, Kentucky 199 or yeah one ninety on X Fractor Jawan Roberts Reza Shay First refractor Riley Kugel and Solomon Ball for On the next you got been lacking lately in the hobby cases have they really I did not know that actually hobby It's been a minute since I ripped a hobby case to be fair I'm trying to think of where like I guess the biggest ones that I've pulled have come out of the light So that is pretty valid That pulled a shing true gold becker space and a green becker's auto both can't believe both came out of the light But yeah, like I said, it's just been a minute since I break a full hobby case been like a week or so Delight is page galore for sure gold shimmer Ellis for Arkansas to 50 To 1 99 Omaha Billy you X Fractor Hannah Hidalgo first refractor Tyrese proctor 199 Jamir no 150 Jamir young for Maryland They can all three big who knows gold big who know wow damn she gold pick a who is pretty dope Oh Marco Jackson to 100 on the lava auto for KU. That is insane actually First refractor to Juan Roberts and Bob Miller first refractor Brandon Garrison How did Sean troll you this week? I forgot he say to you Wasn't super funny the 399. Oh Marco Jackson first base auto Dalton net for Tennessee The one last week. I still I'm laughing at Ronnie James. I have an Amber alert for oh god suspect as many Dillon whatever Purple shiver Jordan tingle. It's the weirdest stuff, dude. He does That's X factor we can see in Bako The 299 Malik all X factor Caitlyn Clark And base I still think the funniest one the one that makes me still laugh the hardest for no reason at all It's still you guys speaking My favorite I don't know why and I'm like what he's like, I don't know they look like they don't speak oh It's funny is every single time all like look over top screen on cows and it's both of you guys like yeah Yeah, I'm always in like this and that's how you know Kirk E with these NT spot Daniel K with the Mariners and Vast and Chris D with a couple of Random team spots as well. Thank you guys again. Eat to go on delight. Let's fill it up almost there eat to go on delight Delight Breaks next. There's another good one when Jake was there and he goes He goes is that a pet monkey over your shoulder? I remember I just like you could watch it back and I can watch it back to chat replay, right? So I did that for like an hour one night on my day off I just went back to all the streams and would like try to find when when Sean would cut like pop in and see What what your guys's reactions were there are some good ones. That's funny You got eight to go on delight everybody eight to go on delight. It is breaking it next Full case of this 10 box or 12 boxes 10 or 12 to forget 12 boxes Going on after this it's always a lot of fun purple shimmer RJ Jones case date It's 299 Brandon Garrison for Oklahoma State X Fractor Tyrese proctor for Duke Zaden high first refractor UNC going on the insert Ronnie James the 399 nice one there. Oh, I meant to tell you 250 Devin Williams UCLA My my apologies. I meant to tell you that earlier as I had Lowry first refractor played in blocker No, I guess that's true. Yeah, especially now Trevon Brazil now Yeah, like every color out Angel Reese to 299 for LSU nice one there. I guess unless there's like a big red or something Yeah, yeah, Dylan Jones X Fractor first Andre Stoyakovich refractor a purple Trey Norman to 399 Yellow Cameron brink to 75 for Stanford nice one there. Congrats Stanford Steve see with an NT spot and Tom V with the bucks in 29. Thank you again everybody on that oops 8 to go on delight breaks next eat to go breaks next 8 to go on a good old delight like I said breaking right after this one is Holland G. Lee good night first refractor Jackson Schellstad purple shimmer of Angel Reese 299 Bob Miller go to state X Fractor of Santiago Viscobi It is a Aaron Bradshaw to 150 first of Chris Johnson On the refractor Caitlyn clerk insert as a Collier Purple 399 Jaden Acons Gold lava auto a Marco Jackson a 50 nice one there KU rock chalk Jayhawk Green 299 is Joanne Roberts small sheet for regular first. No, that's a refractor. Yeah. No, there's a refractor From all sheet it refractor and then base of Malik all H. Becker's insert X Fractor Stefan Castle Purple at mini diamonds 399 Bryce Hopkins X Fractor steel ventors Want to DJ Wagner first first refractor Boba Miller comes in Bako Big kahuna page backers auto nice to 150 nice good stuff there you can't get that into a mag Nice awesome Tyler Burton to 199 and a Jamiro young lava auto to 199 as well Congrats on that one. They're Maryland. So some of the standalone teams hitting well there good stuff good stuff Brady with a Don wrist spot Ryan G with the Ravens and Cody with a Sunday at Funday MLB Megamixer spot eight to go into light everybody breaking after this eight to go eight to go Because I was wrong about page Yeah, it's one of the rare hobby sightings for sure Have a big kahuna Take a auto. I should say 299 is Spencer Jones Dylan Jones first refractor that is purple shimmer of Sean Stewart purple to at 399 Kwame Evans X Fractor Hannah Hidalgo first refractor Tyree's proctor 299 is they deny for UNC Armando Baycott refractor out of 250 for UNC. It's a gorgeous auto man. Yeah as far John Ellis Jared McCain Really Armando Like he's gonna look at back. He's gonna be like he's gonna have kids There's Rob Dillingham. He's gonna have grandkids. There's like grandpa. Yeah sports cards. Like yeah This is the best auto of all time, dude, they'll be like wow, that's like your auto sucks Random garrison first refractor Sorry, not sorry. No, I agree And I'll go to 299 Green LL is to 99 for Arkansas Ronnie James first and Ashton Hardaway.  Thank you, Ringo. Appreciate you, buddy Kentucky Duke, Michigan State Kansas, Oregon, Maryland and then a combo Texas Norfolk State and one other as well Thank you Call on that. Is that your sorting sorted a few of these guys gonna say that you're sorting rain talking there Seven to go on delight now everybody to go here to do I'm looking back on it college goes. Yep. Yeah, we do Yes Like yep, we do any time Kyle stash gets brought up. It's always pretty fun. Yeah, I will say that I agree Robert RPC. What's up, buddy? What's all hello boys? Oh, no, it's he low boys today. Come on RPC Mix of water in it's 1 p.m. It's probably 12 p.m. Where you are because you're in the Midwest. Oh God Friday's starting a little early there for our PC. Good. God, Anthony. Good. God purple shimmer of AJ Hogaard It's a 399 Xavier Booker Extractor first Eric Dixon Holland First refractor Ryan Colt Renner for creating purple Risa Shay. That'll be a separate random to 399 So two randoms we got to do at the end now Mackenzie and Bakko for Indiana. I was just thinking of it, too I'm like a guarantee we get a number reason. Yeah, and this next next two boxes first Tyson Chapman Which is in the end of the world. It's just an extra layer Must be the coffee in the morning big kahuna Tyrese proctor auto for Duke the 150 congrats Duke Nass Juan there blue ray wave to 199 Dylan Dicey To 150 Dennis Evans for Louisville Ronnie James Dylan Dicey to 250 first refractor auto for Tejas first core refractor Cormac Ryan and base extractors at 80 Purple at mini diamonds 399 Darren Green Extractor first of Devin Williams Tyrese proctor on the aqua to 199 We'll go poplar and base. All right last box of the break here everybody good luck two randoms to do at the end One for all of the non numbered non college cars, and then one for all of for the Risa Shay purple Zachary Risa Shay. It's the light looking like right now again still seven to go on the light everybody seven to go on the light Let's get that filled on up seven to go on the light breaks next breaks Next that'll just be Phoenix and Prime racing once we get the light filled up everybody that is it that coming up That is fully sold out. Thank you again. Goodwin champions fully sold out as well, which is awesome Purple shimmer of Myro little Caitlyn Clark image variation refractor very nice Zach edx factor First refractor of Devin Royal Ronnie James insert Yellow Trevon Brazil going to Arkansas to 75 Gold Lava Boba Miller 250 congrats on that Florida State very nice very nice very nice Ronnie James First refractor Spencer Jones Brandon Garrison Aqua Dalton next to 299 Lava Otter Jermir young good stuff there Marilyn to 199 very cool very cool Take a Jermir young for the Terps first refractor Jordan Dingle DJ Wagner X Fractors To 399 Kevin McCuller X Fractor first of an Ashton Hardaway first refractor Johnny broom and Zaden high That's how I hear Ronnie James A quick random we got to do one for all of the non numbered College cards or non-college cards and one for just the Reza shape purple. Let me grab a nine here these boom and Nice three breaks very close to full-on fanatics awesome Reza Shay or no. Yeah, Reza Shay purple and then All right everybody doing to get the randoms for the Reza Shay purple in the non-college non-college cards So we'll roll the dice here the purple it's gonna go eight times one Two three four five six seven and eight going to Arizona Arizona on the purple and then the non-college cards roll the dice gonna go ten times on that one two three four five six Seven eight nine and ten all going to Yukon all going to Yukon on the non numbered non-college orders Hello, Candler. Happy Friday to you too, buddy We got Steven with a NT spot Luke with a couple of random spots Rick with a random spot as well. Thank you all there Quick recap we got to do here they saw those we've got to a imbacco Dalton necked max-admiss Dylan daisoo Riley coogle Prince of League Bay Dylan daisoo Armando Baycott Devin Williams Tyson Chapman Sean Stewart Coleman Hawkins the last couple of those were fractures to 250 as well To 199 Jamiri young twice El Marco Jackson Kevin McCuller to 150 Tyrese proctor to 99 L Ellis DJ Wagner to 75 Cameron Brink they're in green to 50 Bob a Miller El Marco Jackson Haley Van Lith to 25 Zayed Lowry Omaha Billy you and Paige Beckers to 150 on the big I'll do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the fill up next is delight. Let's build up