what's going on YouTube? not really super excited to make this video but as I was going out to my car to go to work I realized that my car is sitting a little funny which I don't know if you can really see from here but once you walk over here then you realize that it looks like someone slashed my tires see that there so it slashed to the point where I can't really drive the car in fear of that I'll damage my wheels let me let that pass super noisy but um it's my tires are so flat that I don't want to drive I don't want to drive on them in fear of damaging my wheels I mean like look at that that's terrible and you know what it's crazy man you know they always say everybody has haters but I guess this is one of my first real experiences you know from being on YouTube you know what just I guess I have a hater or a hate horse but not too not too happy about this I'm gonna end up having to come out money out of my pocket you know to pay for these damages right here you know I can't leave the car like this because I don't feel like the car is safe anymore you know it's just sucks you know you know at the end of the day you know at least it's just the tires but you know still like it just sucks like I'm glad the the rest of the car isn't damaged but it's just like you know I work hard and go to work 40 hours a week just like anybody else I don't feel like anybody deserves when they come out to their vehicle to get their tires slashed especially when you're just doing your thing so you know I'm supposed to be going to the the ace cafe meet on Saturday so I'm gonna try to see if I can make it I might be tire stickerless but right now that's the least of my concern but you know this honestly sucks guys I not to like I'm more angry than I look on camera I I'm imagining my head cuz I kind of just want to do like a primal scream if you will but uh yeah I guess uh look at this this looks horrible but yeah I already kind of have a game plan I'm probably gonna try see if I can pick up some tires today or something like that but um yeah I I was actually supposed to post another video today but um I might I might post that one a little bit later but till then I'll uh give you guys an update


Yes, this is the isakiyu to all our new fans. Kama wa inimgeni, tawambia kwa comment section. If you're loving the show and if it's anything, you'd like to listen to any Kenyan song for that matter. And right about now, we have beauty queens. I don't know what they call them. Do they call them handsome kings? I know the beauty queens. I don't know the term for... I don't know them. Handsome kings. Handsome kings. I don't know the term for the girls.  Handsome. So, what do you call them? Two kings. Okay, we have beauty kings. I mean beauty queens and a king, right? So they are from Mr. and Mrs. Second Option. And if you are a fan of this station in particular, then you have been seeing the beauty queens and the kings modeling right here on Y24. And if you are a fan of this particular show, you have also seen the owner and the... How do we call him? Yes, the founder of Second Option. Right? So yeah, they'll be telling us about themselves and we get to know them. We get to see them struts. We get to see the walk, right? Because these hills, I don't know how someone walks in this with the confidence not to fall. I'll miss you, Eji. No, no, no. Sikamai. Umrembam vahils zingine kali ju. You are done. You are out. Anyway, you watch out for a jewel and then we get to know them. So, let me start from the king. So, can you introduce yourself So, good morning, everyone. My name is Fabian Moswa. Kumonilo na Superman. All day from Mombasa County. And I'm happy to be here. I love modeling. I love dancing. I love singing. I also do. I also love acting as well. So, I can see you wearing as hush. Yeah. So, tell us via who you are. Oh, okay. I'm the current 2nd runner up Mr 2nd option Africa 2023 2nd runner up. Hajaskia jine wu Handsome King. Iru diwetena. Okay. Niki first camera again. So, my name is Fabian Moswa. Umrembam vahils zingine kumagina na ito Fabian Moswa. Kutoka County 001 Mombasa County. Welcome to the show. Okay, our first queen. Kindly introduce yourself. Hello, good people. My name is Fabia Kasiba. All you can call me Faiza. I'm the current Miss Mary County. I'm from Mary County. And runner up Miss 2nd option Africa. I love modeling. Welcome. Our 2nd beauty queen. Kindly introduce yourself. Good morning, everyone. My name is Whitney Mariell Shumuri. I'm the first runner up Miss 2nd option Africa. Well, this experience has been great. It has been a great journey. It hasn't been easy. But, well, here we are. And I love crocheting. I love crocheting. I also love singing and dancing a lot. Quite an honor to be here. Right. So, you have come to this show at a very perfect time. You know? So, and we're just asking our audience and everyone around here what their plans are for the holidays. So, let's start with you. What is your plan for the December holiday? Are you planning to go for Keshah? Stay with family? Go to a boot camp? Modeling boot camp? Well, my plan is just to be with family because right now I have this responsibility to take care of my family since my parents are not around at the moment. So, being the first one I have to take that responsibility to be there for my siblings. I'm sure that they have the best Christmas. Okay. They should enjoy this because I'm not going to be that boring sibling. I'm going to be the fun one. So, I'm planning to take them to some place so that they can enjoy themselves. Alright. What are your plans? To me, I feel like I should be born with my family. You know, all year long you don't stay at home. So, it's a family custom that December you are born as a family get to know each other how your year was. To me, it's just staying with your parents my parents and my siblings get to know each other kachap, you know. Alright. Fabian, what are your plans? Christmas, okay. December is a good month. For me, it's a showbiz month. I've been born with my family for the last 11. So, you are going to be born with Christmas? I'm going to be born with Christmas when I'm missing kids and December basically dancing events I'm also I'm also a facilitator of team building So, December is a month so, I'm going to be born in January So, as for now I'm a showbiz Alright, nice. Let's start with you, Fabian So, how was your experience when you conducted the competition for Mr. Second Option that took place in November? Well, I can honestly say the competition was stiff because I was competing against people from other counties and the best actually from each county and bearing in mind that I'm representing Mombasa County it was a challenge for me I had to step up but I thank God it wasn't easy because this was actually my first serious event that I actually took part and I won I feel like the competition was stiff but I also enjoyed because I learnt a lot because I'm confident to say right now I can represent Kenya in Mombasa County Okay, nice. So, it gave you that much confidence Thank you Alright, okay. So, Hariso, do you have a question? Want to ask? Ya, ya, ya Is it a full time job for you? Job, I'm working at I'm working in the ICT department modeling You people You people Do you know what you represent? Do you know what you represent? So, ya, basically I'm modeling is just a part time thing Does it sound like I have a lot of money because you love it I have a lot of money I have a lot of money All you hands some kings back at home So, ya, ya Ya, ya So, what are some of the challenges while you are competing for Miss Second Option? Ya, first of all I say thank you to Second Option Fraternity for holding in that event to the spectacular events to me I had a very big challenge It had to move from a comfort zone to go face hand with hand with other big contestants across the country I had to trust myself how level my confidence so that I stand out and apparently I'm really happy that I managed to stand out and also one thing that made me happy it's modeling in front of Namomba Ya know, that thing really boosted my confidence like top notch and I want to say thank you and Second Option Fraternity at large Alright Sorry, I'm forgetting your name Yes, Whitney So, he has said that kwa ke modeling ina mania presa Is it the same for you? Well, actually those that came ahead to quit modeling those before joining Second Option ahead quit modeling because I felt like it wasn't quite rewarding I was going for events although just that one went back in 2021 your mother a second runner but after all they just felt like it was too much I was putting in a lot of efforts but there was still I wasn't where I wanted to be in modeling but I decided to give which I try again going for Second Option you know Second Option is a big event you have to give your all you have to give your all because there are other contestors not only from Kenya but from other countries too because I went for auditions twice I auditioned was in Gishu first I didn't manage to get top 3 so I went to Transoya that's when I won well, not really winning but I got top 3 with the highest marks so it has been quite a learning step for me I think I have 2 other models out there I would just like to tell them not to give up because niku jitoma right uh huh kuna requirements like modeling in terms of like anybody can ama there is certain requirements for a person to be a model well, years back definitely kulekwana requirements in the current society I believe they are doing well with those requirements because Miss Universe that is Nepal she was actually a plus size everyone loved her she was a 23 year old plus size model and she represented the Nepal in Miss Universe so nezasema is stereotyping and those requirements are here actually it's really nice because it's done away with those requirements you need to be a certain size you need to have a flat tummy you don't need to eat and then the good thing about the condoption anyone is welcome anybody is welcome to compete in the pageant and for the men I'm uh okay men just similarly what she has said she has told me because of my smile someone has told me that I have a smile so I took that to my advantage and also the courage so basically you don't have to like me being a plus size you present yourself that's what matters what's the height what's the height what's the height what's the height is male model means they don't have we need to I will teach I will become a plus size I know you know that December you are challenging you are challenging you after a plus size male model yes uh till the day you show me at the channel that would be Right. So, starting with Faith, what are your expectations after you got the second run as well? What are your plans for the next maybe 5 years, 3 years? Okay, my expectations since I won and I have a project that I already presented it. So I feel that the agencies should support me financially. I believe that this chance is to give back to the community and to not only empower the kids but also the youth, the young and the elderly. I believe modeling is all about giving and I believe through now I'm a second option person and a model, I feel that they should really support me towards my reign and after. Fabian, what are your plans and expectations? Okay, with the title for me it's a huge job. I might say risk because I feel like it's another step I'm taking in life. My main objective of joining this beauty pageant was because I wanted to empower the male models, especially mombasa. Mombasa male models are very few but I'm hoping that with this title I'll be able to bring more on board and also I also want to compete against other, like go big this time. I'll take modeling to the next level whereby I'll be able to take care of my bills and do other stuff with it. Alright, with me what are your plans? Well, I'd like for this title to be both beneficial to me and to the agency in that with the projects that I presented, focusing on education, well I'd like this project to nurture me personally and the society and also in the process to also make the conduction known. Yeah, I think that's all that I'd like for those other plans for now. Alright, yes, okay. We're going to make this faster. Your socials probably won't talk to me anymore about modeling and stuff. Your social media handles. Your social media handles, sorry. On Instagram it's underscore Whitney, underscore. And then on Facebook Whitney Shimuli. On TikTok it's Whitney. Okay, I'm only on Instagram at Faiza Kasewa. My social media handles are Superman. In Instagram you can just search for me and most of us are the Superman. You can also search in TikTok Superman, Twitter Superman, WhatsApp Superman, YouTube Superman. Alright, so thank you so much guys for coming through. We do appreciate your time and all the best in your respective modeling careers. And like I said, we need to see you work. Work. And please, you know, camera persons, director, we need to see this show. Mwazo. Mi na takamone ikia tu, ya faith. Because badoniko shocked. Ikia tu, please mutu eke on ya. Hey. Ebu eka mugivi faith tuone yukia tu. Hey. How do you walk in this? In the six inch. Mi na kiyanga six inch, but na zionanga tu. But hey, okay. Respect. Eh, it's gonna inches. In the six inch. Ya hone inches ngafi with me? Point and a half. Point and a half. Yes, I think I also have something around four. About six. Respect. Ya, so we need to see our ladies and gentlemen work. So let's prepare for that.


The first item of business today is consideration of business motion 125 25 in the name of Jofits Patrick on behalf of the parliamentary bureau, setting out a revision to the business programme for today. Could I ask any member who wishes to speak against the motion to press the request to speak button now please? I call on Jofits Patrick to move motion number 125 25. Nid Gwel 5.2.3, yn y name of Joffit's Patrick, yn behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau, on a suspension of standing orders. I would ask any member who wishes to speak against this motion to press the request-to-speak button now, and I call on Joffit's Patrick to move the motion. Moved. Thank you. No member has asked to speak against the motion, and therefore I will put the question to the chamber, and the question is that motion number 1, 2, 5, 2, 3, in the name of Joffit's Patrick, be agreed to, are we all agreed? We are. Therefore, we move to the next item of business, which is portfolio questions on health, wellbeing and sport. Question number 1, Annabelle Goldie. To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking in response to the petition signed by over 7,000 staff, patient and members of the public demanding adequate parking and public transport at the new South Glasgow hospitals. Cabinet Secretary, Shona Robison. There will be 2,500 spaces available when the hospital opens and a third multi-storey car park due for completion in 2016 will provide a further 1,000 spaces. In addition, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has applied for planning permission for a further 600 temporary spaces until the third multi-storey opens next year. A range of travel options are being promoted, including car share, park and ride and public transport. The new hospitals will be accessible by bus, with 50 buses already serving the site on an hourly basis, and the site is five minutes by bus from the Government subway station. The Scottish Government is also investing up to £40 million in the new fast-link scheme, which will offer direct transport from three main sites in the city centre, Buchanan bus station, Queen Street and Central station to the South Glasgow University hospitals campus. Annabelle Goldie. The new facility is iconic, and it is a beacon for Scotland in the delivery of health care, but very serious concerns have emerged about the inadequacy of public transport and car parking provision. Much of what the Cabinet Secretary refers to is still to happen, and yet, by June, there are expected to be 10,000 staff on this site and unquantifiable numbers of visitors. Frankly, all the Scottish Government has offered us is rosy procrastination. Why has it allowed this crisis to develop, and what is it doing about it now? Cabinet Secretary. I agree with Annabelle Goldie that this new hospital is going to be iconic and a beacon on one of the biggest hospital sites in Europe. In terms of the work that has been going on, a lot of work has gone on between Greater Glasgow and Clyde and the City Council. The application for the 600 temporary spaces is with the City Council, and we hope that it will expedite that so that that can be put in place. In terms of residence parking, there is an issue there because the residence parking scheme that the council is consulting on does not start until October, so we have asked that some thought is put urgently to what happens between April and October and whether some kind of temporary residence parking scheme can be put in place. Annabelle Goldie is quite right to raise this. I understand the feelings of staff about this. We have been urging Greater Glasgow and Clyde to enhance our communication with staff on what the options are, but we need to make sure that those temporary car packing spaces are put in place urgently. I would urge the council to get on and do that. A number of members have asked for supplementaries.  I would thank the minister for her answer. She gave a very impressive list of parking facilities and transport links. Does she believe that once they are all delivered, that will solve the problem? There has certainly been a huge amount of work put into the planning of transport around this. Of course, Ken Macintosh will be aware that the focus has been on having enough private car packing spaces but also to encourage people to use public transport options. That is, of course, a balancing act. A huge amount of planning has gone in and Greater Glasgow and Clyde and the City Council are confident that what they have put in place will suffice, but, of course, we need to make sure that the temporary spaces are there, because I think that that is important before the new multi-storey car park opens next year. I think that there is still work to be done on the residents' car parking, because, as you know, with human nature being human nature, if people start to park in a particular location and there are no parking restrictions in place, that can become custom and practice. We have to make sure that the council puts something in place until the residents' parking scheme starts in October. Bob Doris. I declare an interest in asking my supplementary, my wife is a nurse who will be translated into southern general in the next few months. I recently met with Nal McRogenhead of Transport for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, and I raised with him specific issues that nurses on shift work who cannot carpool and carshare will lose out with disadvantage in relation to the permit system. I have made these representations to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. I suggest that the cabinet secretary may wish to do the same, and in the point of permit parking for locals, the cabinet secretary may wish to be aware that Glasgow City Council was given £750,000 to bring in parking regulations, and I hope that Glasgow City Council would not charge residents £50 to park outside their homes. Cabinet Secretary. The Scottish Government arranged a meeting this week on 2 March, which included representatives of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow City Council, Strathgate partnership for transport and health and transport officials. All parties are fully supported of the new south Glasgow hospitals project, and they are working together to ensure that suitable travel arrangements are in place. I have some sympathy for what Bob Doris was saying about the residents parking. I think that there needs to be clarity there. I know that there is concern, and there was a very well-attended public meeting that residents were at. I think that there has to be reassurance, given that there will be something in place, even as a temporary measure, before the residents parking scheme is implemented from October onwards. A brief question, if possible, and answer, Patricia Ferguson. The chief executive of Greater Glasgow and Clyde recently asserted that all staff lived within a one-hour journey time to the southern general hospital. Many of my constituents would require to take at least two buses, if not one other mode of transport, before they even got to fast link. If the chief executive of Greater Glasgow and Clyde is so out of touch with where his staff live and how they will travel to the new hospital, does the cabinet secretary have confidence that the plans put in place will serve all those staff and patients who will require to use the new hospital? That is a brief place, but please, cabinet secretary. We have made it very clear to the chief executive and the chair that they must ensure good communication with staff around all the options. It is not just public transport, there are car-sharing options, there are parking ride options and, of course, there is the private car-parking provision being made as well, but I certainly will reiterate the point that Patricia Ferguson has made to the chief executive, because it is important that there is adequate communication with staff around their travel options and we will make sure that that happens. I expect all boards in Scotland to plan and provide healthcare services of the highest quality, consistent with national policy frameworks and guidelines for the benefit of their local communities. I thank the cabinet secretary for the response and I am aware that there has been some discussion in recent times about the fabric of some of the health facilities in the Inverclyde local authority area. I would be grateful if the cabinet secretary could tell me what capital investment projects have the Scottish Government invested in in Inverclyde over the past 12 months and what it plans to do over the next three years. I can say to the member that the business case for the adult and older peoples continuing care mental health accommodation project has been in development over recent months and the project is due to begin construction this year, due for completion in 2016. The £6.5 million project will provide NHS continuing care beds currently at Ravenscraig hospital. The project will deliver 30 older peoples continuing care beds and 12 adult continuing care beds in a purpose-built new facility. The new building will allow for local flexibility and provide a platform for integrated service delivery, as well as being fit for purpose in patient care and experience. The project will meet current and future needs of Inverclyde residents with significant mental health needs, who have previously been in NHS continuing care wards. The cabinet secretary will be aware that acute services are delivered south of the river at the REH in Paisley for residents of Dumbarton, Vale of Leven and Helensburg. Any understanding of geography knows that this is quite a challenge. The local ambition is to have services, including A&E, delivered north of the river using the Golden Jubilee and the Vale of Leven hospital. Does she agree that, with the advent of the new South Glasgow hospital, we need to think about patient flow across the whole of Greater Glasgow and Clyde? Will the cabinet secretary meet a delegation from my local area to discuss how we begin to optimise health services in the area? I am aware that there have been previous discussions on this matter. I think that patient flow is important. We have to recognise that patients flow above and beyond health-word boundaries. They are sometimes there because of historic reasons and we have to recognise that more. I am very happy to meet Jackie Baillie and the delegation to discuss this further. I am sure that we can get that organised as quickly as possible. The cabinet secretary will be aware of the deteriorating A&E waiting times for NHS Ayrshire and Arran hospitals announced yesterday. One in five of my constituents is now having to wait longer than the four-hour waiting time. How is NHS Ayrshire and Arran, with her help, going to address this deteriorating situation? There is a challenge among the west of Scotland boards on A&E performance. John Scott may have heard me say yesterday that there are very clear requirements to be made. Part of the reason for the pressure on the system in the west of Scotland is the acuity of illness and the sheer numbers of people who have been turning up unprecedented levels of admission in west of Scotland hospitals. However, there is absolute requirement for those hospitals to have the resilience to be able to cope with surges in demand. All those boards, Ayrshire and Arran included, now have an action plan around the improvements that are required at the front door of the hospital but also at the back door of the hospital to make sure that issues like delayed discharge are dealt with, patient flow is enhanced, things like better use of discharge lounges and all the things that are best practised to make sure that patients are seen within the four hours that are put in place. I can hope that we will be updated about progress on that. I apologise to the other members who wanted to ask supplementaries but I need to make some progress. Question 3, Patricia Ferguson. To ask the Scottish Government how many referrals of children and adolescents with mental health issues, especially as child and adolescent mental health services, have been rejected by those services in the last quarter? Minister, Jamie Hepburn. For the period from October 2014 to December 2014, there were 7,640 referrals made of which 1,425 were rejected. Where a referral does not meet the criteria for CAMHS, we would expect the service to signpost the child or the young person to the appropriate service. Further details can be found in the CAMHS waiting times publication that was published by ISD on 24 February, covering the period from October 2014 to December 2014. Patricia Ferguson. I thank the minister for that answer. Does the minister believe that 1,400 or almost 20 per cent of all referrals, mainly coming from hard-pressed GPs, which were rejected by CAMHS in the last quarter, were appropriate? Does he know the outcome for the children and young people who were rejected? If not, will he today make a commitment to Scotland's young people that he will commission urgent research to provide them, their families and this Parliament, with the reassurance that the outcomes were good and that the huge variation in the number of rejected referrals between health boards was for genuine and appropriate clinical reasons? I thank Patricia Ferguson for the supplementary question. She will, of course, appreciate—I cannot second guess—the clinical judgment of those experts working in the field. I would, of course, observe that there could be a number of reasons a referral may be rejected by CAMHS services such as the Fferal not meeting its criteria. I would also observe that the number of rejections mirrors, the increase in the number of referrals and the number of children and young people being seen by CAMHS as well, is important to place the figures in that context. We have seen a significant increase in referrals from 4,734 in June 2012 to 7,614 in December 2014, so that context is, of course, important. I would reiterate the point that where a referral does not meet the criteria would expect children and young people to be signposted to the correct service. Very briefly, please, Mary Scanlon. How can the Scottish Government ensure that early intervention and prevention work in mental health is not lost as resources become more focused on children who require substantial or urgent mental health support? We support a holistic approach. I think that a range of those measures are important. I still think that CAMHS plays a very important role. Again, I make the point that where CAMHS is not appropriate, then children and young people who have been referred there should be signposted to alternative means of support. To ask the Scottish Government for what reason the 2015-16 funding for NHS Shetland is 2 per cent below the 2015-16 NHS Scotland Resource Allocation Committee target allocation. Each year, IASD reviewed the NRAC target share allocations for territorial health boards. On 24 February, they published their revision for 2015-16. For 2015-16, NHS Shetland will be receiving a total resource budget uplift of 3.1 per cent, an increase substantially above inflation having previously increased by 2.4 per cent in 2014-15. I am sure that Tavish Scott will welcome the resource. It should be noted that our practice this year is not different to previous years owing to the publication timing of the shares in February. In previous years, we have used this publication to inform the shares for the next financial year. As part of the budget-setting process for 2016-17, we will maintain our commitment to continue to ensure that no board is further than 1 per cent from NRAC parity. We will provide additional parity funding to any board that falls further behind that 1 per cent parity as part of the process. I am grateful for that answer. Does that mean that, in this year, the Cabinet Secretary will find ways to improve on the financial position of NHS Shetland because it is 2.1 per cent, not 1 per cent on the figures that she has produced? That means that she will know that £900,000 less funding is coming to NHS Shetland than should otherwise be the case. Will she recognise that, given the staff vacancies in a number of key areas, it would be very welcome to have those additional resources? I have already said that the resource that NHS Shetland is getting has increased by 5.9 per cent in real terms. She will be aware that this record-level investment in NHS Shetland has helped the board to increase its staffing by more than 20 per cent under this Government to a record high. To be very clear about this, all boards through the funding that was announced were brought within 1 per cent of parity. What I am saying to the member is that, for 2016-17, the additional resource through the budget will maintain that position of all boards being within 1 per cent of parity. I am sure that that is something that the member will welcome. To ask the Scottish Government how it supports participation in sport by disabled people in the Comarican Northern Valley constituency. The Government is clear that everyone should be able to participate in the joy sport whoever they are, whatever their background. That is why, through sport Scotland, we are investing £642,000 in this financial year in Scottish disability sport to improve pathways into sport for our athletes with a disability and increase participation through the Scottish disability sport's local branch. Ayrshire Sportsability benefits from a growing number of grassroots programmes allowing young people to take part in mainstream sport and develop local participation opportunities. Willie Coffey. I thank the minister for that answer. He is familiar with some of the fine work going on in Comarican Northern Valley to encourage people with a disability to take up sport. As well as disabled badminton and cycling clubs, we have the clan whom the minister recently in Parliament and who are a local rugby team who encourage people with disabilities to train and play alongside non-disabled players. Would the minister join with me in congratulating those groups and perhaps, when the Irish permit, would he be able to come and see for himself the wonderful impact that this kind of participation has for disabled people in my community? Minister. First of all, I agree and join with Willie Coffey in acknowledging the range of programmes that have been delivered in Comarican Northern Valley. Of course, I would be delighted to come and visit to see that for first-hand. I am very encouraged in particular by the work being delivered by the clan that Mr Coffey mentioned. As he mentioned, it was the Scottish Rugby Un's recent parliamentary reception, as was he, and I was greatly impressed by the presentation that we had about the work of the clan. I think that it is a great concept promoting equality, diversity and social inclusion through participation in the game, and they are very much to be commended for their efforts. To ask the Scottish Government what action it will take in the light of NHS Grampian, missing the target for treating 90 per cent of patients within 18 weeks. NHS Grampian is receiving additional funding of £49.1 million in 2015-16, including £29 million of NRAC parity funding. The uplift of 6.3 per cent is the largest uplift of any mainline territorial board and is 4.9 per cent above inflation. In addition, the board will receive £2.8 million to tackle delayed discharge in 2015-16. The board is utilising funding from the budget by investing £5 million of the budget uplift to deliver the waiting times guarantee and standards during 2015-16. The Scottish Government is also providing support to the board to improve its demand, queuing and capacity planning processes. That will help the board to ensure that they put in place the necessary capacity to deliver all waiting times standards and guarantees for the people of Grampian in the future. I am extremely interested in the way in which the minister chose to answer that question dealing first with the funding issue. Is that a clear statement by the minister that she believes that the problems associated with NHS Grampian are as a result of serious chronic underfunding? Why did it take her Government eight years in office to realise that it was not adequately funding healthcare in the north-east? I think that performance issues are not just about funding. I think that they are about the way that you organise your services and the way that you deliver your services. What I am very impressed with is the new leadership team at NHS Grampian with the chair and the chief executive very focused on the task in hand, which is already beginning to deliver very impressive and sustained improvement. I am hoping that that is something that the member will welcome. Richard Simpson. Can I ask the cabinet secretary now that Grampian has had its comprehensive review? In light of the deteriorating A&E waiting times in other areas, does she still not concede that there are a college of nursing and others who have called for a whole system review and should now be heeded, including looking at all unplanned and emergency care from demand issues through NHS 24 GP out-of-hours minor and major accident emergency and the planned trauma centres and acute assessment and clinical decision units, doing it as a comprehensive mechanism rather than the piecemeal or what I have called whack-a-mole approach that she has adopted? It is a pity that all of that, Richard Simpson, did not see the need to thank the staff of NHS Forth Valley, who have delivered 96.2 per cent of A&E patients seen within four hours. I think that it would have been a good opportunity for Richard Simpson to thank the staff in the area that he represents for that very impressive performance. In terms of the wider issues that he mentions, I am very, very clear that there are issues that the service needs to look at, not just at the front door of the hospital, which is why, of course, we have got the six essential actions through the collaborative to improve the way that the front door of our hospital operates, but tackling delayed discharge, which is why I have put £100 million into the system, why we have integrated health and social care, also why we are looking at the out-of-hours services to make sure that that is sustainable. I think that Richard Simpson would do well to welcome some of those initiatives because it is going to improve the care of our patients. Question 7, Malcolm Chisholm. For the Scottish Government, what action is it taking to improve the provision of perinatal mental health services? Minister Jamie Hepburn. NHS Scotland keeps under review the range of community and specialist services that it delivers to meet the needs of women experiencing perinatal mental illness. The aim is to identify quickly those at risk and ensure access to appropriate and timely care treatment and support. Malcolm Chisholm. I welcome the fact that there is a specialist perinatal community team in NHS. Lothian, but is it not the case that in many parts of Scotland there is no specialist service available and that women are telling us that in many cases they receive very little help at all when facing this very serious mental health problem? Does the minister agree that this is a very serious problem with profound consequences for a large number of women and children in Scotland? Does he accept that there is a postcode lottery of care when it comes to perinatal mental health services? The 2012 sign national clinical guideline for health professionals on perinatal mood disorders provides recommendations based on current evidence for best practice in the management of anti-natal and postnatal mood and anxiety disorders. The guideline covers prediction, detection and prevention, as well as management in both primary and secondary care. This Government has published guidance on the organisation and accommodation services for mothers suffering from a perinatal mental illness. We would certainly expect NHS boards to take account of that and other available guidance in the delivery of their local services. Claudia Beamish. To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the future of the Glasgow Centre for Integrative Care and its funding arrangements. The Centre for Integrative Care will continue to provide services to meet the needs of patients from across Scotland. Funding will continue to be provided by NHS boards who refer patients to the centre. Claudia Beamish. I thank the minister for her answer and I would like to highlight concerns of constituents regarding the withdrawal of homeopathic services in Lanarkshire and Lothian. NHS Lanarkshire will stop referring new patients at the end of the month and the current patients will be the last. Can the minister clarify whether the health services council was involved in the monitoring of the consultation? As the CIC offers a wide range of services, including prescribing of homeopathic medicines, yoga, mindfulness and self-management programmes, which can be hugely beneficial to people with mental health issues and stress issues, is the Scottish Government in any way considering a more centralised form of funding for this centre? Minister. As I said, the Scottish Government CIC is already recognised by the Scottish Government NHS boards, patients and the public as a national resource. Claudia Beamish is quite right to highlight that it is not only homeopathy that is provided at CIC but also a wide range of other services. We are quite content that the boards who have stopped referring for homeopathy only have undertaken the public consultation and carried out the review in the proper manner. However, as I said, there are no plans to close the CIC. We see it as having a role for patients across Scotland. To ask the Scottish Government what the uptake of the Shingles vaccine has been by 70 to 79-year-olds since September 2013. Minister. Maureen Watt. The Shingles Herpes Zoster programme was introduced in 2013 and is being offered to those aged 70 to 79 in a phased programme over the next few years, comprising both a routine and a catch-up element each year. In the first year of the programme, which ran from 1 September 2013 to 31 August 2014, the vaccine was offered to those aged 70 routinely and those aged 79 by catch-up. Uptake rates were for 70-year-olds 59.7 per cent and 79-year-olds 55.6 per cent. In 2014-15, vaccine was offered to those aged 70 routinely and those aged 78 and 79 through catch-up. Uptake rates are not yet available. However, provisional data suggests that up to January 2015, uptake is higher than the same time last year and is still likely to rise. Roger Campbell. I am grateful to the minister for that answer and the encouraging statistics, but how can she encourage further uptake? Minister. Those eligible for a vaccine receive a letter from their GP practice inviting them to attend for immunisation. GPs can, if they wish, offer the Shingles vaccine at the same time as the seasonal flu vaccine. There is also a poster and a leaflet available to promote the programme and to help to uptake rates. However, as I said in my previous answer, uptake rates are rising and we are confident that they will continue in an upward trend. Given that there are some 7,000 people in Scotland aged 17 above who are affected with Shingles, will the minister agree with me that the vaccine should be made available at the earliest opportunity for all people in that age bracket from 70 to 79, after which I understand that it is less effective? I think that she has told us a bit about the roll-out of the vaccine, but she confirmed that the catch-up flu will be starting at 79 and working down until it meets starting aged 79, working down to 78 and so on until it meets the upwards. How long is that going to take and can it be speeded up? I am not able to do the maths right away, but through both the routine moving up the way and the catch-up moving down the way, it should be within the next few years that everybody in that age cohort is covered.  Local authorities have a legal duty to appoint a sufficient number of mental health officers to discharge functions under the relevant legislation. They must decide on the number of mental health officers appointed in their area, take into account local needs and circumstances. The Scottish Social Service Council's latest mental health officer's report indicates a 39 per cent increase in admissions to mental health officers award programmes in 2013-14. In 2012, the Scottish Government removed a bursary given to each trainee of educational psychology that resulted in a 70 per cent drop in applications for such courses. The Scottish Children's Services Coalition noted that that, coupled with a quarter of educational psychologists retiring in the next four years, plus an identification of more than a doubling of the number of children identified as having support needs, will leave a major gap in the profession, their words. How does the Government plan to address the deficit of educational psychologists at a time when need for them is increasing and fulfil the promises of addressing children and adolescent mental health services? I think that I might need to first of all write to Mr Hume to draw the distinction between mental health officers and educational psychologists. What we would expect is that we will work very closely with educational institutions to make sure that we always have a steady and constant and necessary supply of health professionals across the whole range of the national health service. To ask the Scottish Government what additional support it has given NHS Fife to help to improve its performance. An additional £12.43 million has been allocated to NHS Fife from this £2.1 million will be allocated in 2015-16 to alleviate drug pressures. The Fife partnership will receive £6.73 million over the next three years, which will go towards developing local community services that will help to reduce unnecessary admissions and ensure timely discharge from hospital. I thank the cabinet secretary for her answer. Can the cabinet secretary tell me how much it is costing NHS Fife per year to pay for the new PPP Victoria hospital, which is built under the last Labour Government?  The forecast unity charge for the Victoria hospital PFI contract is £21.7 million. PFI costs are a considerable burden on the system. I can tell the member that PFI contracts will cost the health service £235 million in 2015-16. Obviously, NHS Fife, like other boards, is funded according to the NRAC formula. Under the NRAC formula, it has had a significant uplift. The Fife's budget has increased by £145.9 million from 2006-07 to 2015-16. Although there are always pressures on the system, we would expect NHS Fife to use that resource to improve patient care. To ask the Scottish Government when, at last, representatives of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde on what issues were discussed. The ministers and Government officials regularly meet representatives of all boards, including NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, to discuss matters of importance to local people. I thank the cabinet secretary for that answer. I noticed that the South University hospital has been mentioned a couple of times already today. Although there are issues to be dealt with, along with my Glasgow colleagues, we have written to the health board to get clarification on that. We do have to accept that the fact that it has been delivered before schedule and under budget is one of the great achievements of the Government. Will the cabinet secretary give me further information on what final steps are in place to ensure a smooth opening of the hospital in a couple of months' time that will benefit patients, visitors and staff? I am happy to confirm to the member that the £842 million project for the new South Glasgow hospital remains on time and on budget. Work is now under way to equip and test the new facilities that will provide the gold standard of co-locating state-of-the-art adult children and maternity services and to train staff ahead of the migration of clinical services between late April and June. That is, of course, a massive logistical undertaking that the health board has been planning for over a number of years. It has assured me that it has robust plans and contingency measures in place to ensure the effective migration of services, while continuing to deliver high-quality services for the benefit of patients. The Government has been and will remain in close touch with the board as this important work has taken forward over the next few weeks. To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the proposed parking provision and transport links for staff and visitors at the new Southside hospital. Further to my previous answers, the Scottish Government arranged a meeting on 2 March, which, as I said, was attended by representatives of all of the partners who are all working very closely to ensure that suitable travel and parking arrangements are in place. The attendees agreed to pursue plans for the temporary car park to cover the period until the third multi-storey car park opens and to continue to provide strong support to staff, patients and visitors to the campus in making appropriate travel arrangements. Support measures put in place include changing shift patterns for staff to make public transport use easier, putting further bus services in place and the provision of specific upcoming functionality in the widely used travel line app to help users reach key NHS links. The committee is looking at the location of the new hospital campus. I thank the cabinet secretary for his reply and for the previous indication regarding parking spaces. The cabinet secretary is aware that the western confirmary and obviously York Hill hospital in my constituency will close and move on to the new side-side hospital. It is imperative that we get proper transport links there. I note in regard to the temporary spaces and perhaps the parking spaces are a parking residential. I ask the cabinet secretary if there was any indication that we need more parking spaces, would that be indicative in Glasgow City Council giving that permission? It has also come to our note that there is a development to look at a bridge to link, govern and partake at the moment. I wonder if the cabinet secretary would agree with me if that was to go ahead, that would be beneficial and a positive move for the people, particularly from my side on the river. I think that the development of a bridge would be helpful and that is something that we would want to keep a close eye on as that development goes forward, although I think that it is in very early stages. The planned car parking provision at the new hospitals of 3,500 spaces is already in line with the maximum provision allowed by the planning approval for the development. Any further car parking would therefore be subject to planning applications to Glasgow City Council. As the member is aware, a planning application has been made for the 600 temporary spaces until the third multi-storey opens next year, and this is currently being considered by the council. Many of the people in my southern part of my constituency, Drumann and Strathendrick area, will be travelling to this new hospital. There are no useful public transport links from this area into the hospital. I wonder whether particular cognisance could be given to the challenging issues that they face by the way of travel to the new hospital, and could you ask the board to look at the area in particular? I will ask the board to write to the member and to make him aware of what provisions are being put in place. To ask the Scottish Government when it last met NHS Lanarkshire. Ministers and Government officials regularly meet representatives from all health boards, including NHS Lanarkshire. I ask the cabinet secretary to continue dialogue with NHS Lanarkshire about soft ancillary services at Hairmire hospital. I also ask that she meets regularly and has discussion with Unison, who has been carrying out a petition on behalf of bringing this into public service. I thank Linda Fabiani for her on-going interest in the matter. She will be aware that the Scottish Features Trust has carried out some work around NHS Lanarkshire's procedures and process around the contracts. That report has been seen by the board and will be discussed by the board later this month. I met Unison on Monday to discuss that and what a number of further actions have emanated from that meeting. We also have been in touch with NHS Lanarkshire to ensure that Unison is very much involved in the discussions and in the discussion of the report and the decision making around this later this month. The issues are very complex and, of course, the contracts that were issued would never ever be issued and, of course, would not be in the light of the action that this Government took in 2008 to prevent soft FM services being contracted out in the future. Those are contracts, unfortunately, that we have inherited. To ask the Scottish Government how it supports the provision of locally accessible maternity scanning services in the Highlands and Islands. Maureen Watt. While the Scottish Government provides the policies, framework and resources for high-quality healthcare in Scotland, it is for each NHS board to decide how best to deliver services to meet the needs of the population. The NHS is committed to providing services as close to home as possible but also needs to ensure that these services are safe and provided by appropriately trained and skilled workforce. Briefly, Jamie McGregor. Notwithstanding NHS Highlands welcome recent announcement that it hopes to reintroduce local maternity scanning services in Argyn and Bute from late 2016, does the Minister understand the frustration and concern of my mother-to-be constituents who, since 2013, have had to make inconvenient, time-consuming and stressful journeys to hospitals in the Glasgow, Grinwick or Paisley for the maternity scans? As a father, whose wife frisly used the local services four times, what guarantee can the minister give that funding will be available for local scans in Campbelltown, Danoone, Eileach, Lock, Gilpedd, Oban and Rossie? Minister, is brief please possible, please? I agree with the member that it is not satisfactory that mothers-to-be have to travel so far outwith the area but, like him, I am pleased that NHS Highland has agreed that services should be resumed locally and as quickly as possible. That concludes question time and brings us to the next item of business, which is a debate on motion number 12491.


Hi everybody, Joe for JasperJasperakes.com with Jasper's 10 box out of the park baseball mixer, random team break number three, featuring some really nice boxes here ladies and gentlemen you can see the picture right there as well. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. So thanks to the people who bought their spot straight up and congrats to the people who won spots in that filler, the optic choice break number three. All 30 baseball teams are in and let's roll it and randomize it one and a four, five times each. One, two, three, four and five. We got Jason all the way down to Brett. Hey Joe Pizzle, Joe Pizzle, let's go sons he says, got a bet in Booker 29.5 plus points and a sons win. What were the odds on that? One and a four, five times for the teams. One, two, three, four and five. I hope all those, I hope the rest of the Nugget Sons game, I hope that goes seven games and all OTs, multiple OTs. Dodgers down to White Sox after five. All right, copied the wrong names here. That's after five times. That's Dodgers down to White Sox. There we go. For a two way parl, that's not horrible, plus three 25. Maybe you want like, but yeah, that's safe though, that's safe. Jason with the Dodgers, Scott with the Reds, Mickey with the Red Sox, Zach with the Nationals, Chris with the Angels, Tristan with the O's, Chris with the Rockies, Tristan with the Mets, Eddie with the Rangers, Barry with the Cubs, Scott with the Pirates, Brandon with the Guardians, Tristan with the Cardinals, Brandon with the Braves, Zach with the Padres, Victor with the Tigers, Jason with the Rays, Scott with the Yankees, Jason with the Royals, Matt with the Brew Crew, Jason Parker, Last Bot Mojo, Minnesota Twins, David with the Phillies, Zach with the Blue Jays, Boyd with the A's, Tristan with the Astros, Devon with the Marlins, David with the Giants, Chris with the Dimex, Jordan with the Mariners, and Brett with the Chicago White Sox. So let's sort by team and we're going to pause the video when we come back. We're going to see if there's any trades and then we will have the break. Stick around. We'll see on the other side. All right, welcome back everybody. Look at that. There's some deals being done here. Here's the first deal. Rockies for Royals. Rockies for Royals. So Jason is into the Rockies spot, put a T there for trade. Chris is now in the Royals spot, put a T there for trade. And then Jason, wheeling and dealing, made another deal. Is out of the Twins spot and into the Red Spot, lowercase T there for trade. And then Scott is out of the Red Spot and into the Twins spot. I hope you've been studying your checklist. I don't know if these are good deals or not. But trade windows closed. LBC for real, what's going on? Good evening. LBC's in the Twitter, Twitter, Twitch stream. You can see all this, both streams in the chat right there above my head. Got a little NBA action on in the background. We've got Sons at Nuggets on in the background. Game just started, 11-7. Dender. All right, big thanks everybody here for making this happen, appreciate it. Like I said, we found the exact same boxes so we can run this mixer back. I loaded up another version of this mixer. I think this has been doing well. It's been fun. All right, so we're going to start with the base heavier stuff first on the left side and then we'll go with the quicker stuff on the right side over there. And then we'll end with this baseball and we'll do Who Am I? If there is, we should have mentioned this earlier, forgot about this. If there is a multi, if there is a multi-signed baseball, well we'll cross that bridge when it gets there. Usually we'll be able to look up the baseball and see as many names as possible. So whatever names we see, we use that for a randomizer. Generally the multi-signed baseball should be just one team, but sometimes they could be two different teams and we'll cross that bridge when we get there. It'll be a good problem to have and it'll just be a randomizer. All right, let's start with 2020 Bowman draft Super Jumbo, five autographs in here. Jason, don't encourage him. Then Rex might start thinking he's funny, then he starts trying more jokes inevitably because he can't just leave it with just one and then the next one won't be as good. And then it'll just be like creating a city at that point. It's, yeah, even Rex knows it. He can't help himself though and he'll try to force another joke and then he'll be like, Rex, why didn't you quit when you were ahead? Got greedy with the laughs. So this is 2020. I mean, some of these players, some of these guys in here, I forget who was in that 2020 draft class, but we should start seeing some of the prospects in here. Probably start seeing them in some major league games here. You thought the multi-sign stuff went into the Tigers. You thought wrong, Victor. You thought wrong, unfortunately. Got to read the item descriptions, ladies and gentlemen. Is Jordan Walker in this one? This baseball movie, Jason's asking. I'm partial to a league of their own and feel the dreams. It's Tristan Casas, eight out of 250. He's up with the Red Sox now. Goes to Mickey. All right, we've got Bobby Miller. I think he's a big prospect for my Dodgers. Jason Kay. He might see some starts at some point this year, maybe be towards the top of that rotation. There's just regular Julio Rodriguez. I think he wasn't using a different set of words. He must have been in Bowman. That's where his first must have been. Adley Rushman, and we've got Petey Halpin, 53 out of 150, blue wave autograph for the Guardians. Brandon with Cleveland. Cleveland. This is for you. It's Bowman first, Adley Rush. Yours is Field of Dreams. Have you been to the Field of Dreams? I went to the Field of Dreams a few years ago. We've got Austin Hendrick to 499. Jason with the Reds. Jason Parker with the Rockies gets the Zatveen, and the Heston Kirkstad goes to Tristan and the Orioles. Victor likes Major League. No, he meant Major's Major League. Major League's pretty good. It's too high. Too high. Who the F cares? It's gone. Who is this F-ing guy? This guy's dead. Cross him off then. It's not a Volpe first, but All-Cards chip. Gilbert first, no. Riley Green first, no. All-Cards chip, right? Yeah, All-Cards chip. And to Spencer Torkelson first, he's been heating up a little bit, ladies and gentlemen. I've got a mom and fantasy team. I've been keeping track. Victor with the Tigers. Michael Bush, it's not his first, but he's been called up recently, playing some games. Hey bartender, Joe Boo needs a refill. Are you saying Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball? Jesus, don't start a holy war. Trent Palmer, 42 out of 99. That's going to go to the Blue Jays. That'll be for Zach. And Bradley Beasley. Autograph for the Cubs. That's going to be for Barry and the Cubbies. Cruz, no. Just not his first. And Bobby Wood Jr. was in the previous one. Ed Howard. Howard Hassel. These guys are good. Howard Hassel. Padre's edition. That's going to go to Zach. Is Ed Howard going to be anybody? Rex? Rex, give me an Ed Howard update. Barry with the Cubs. There's Nick Bitzko to 150 for the Rays. Jason Parker. My cars are in the Super Jumbo. Pick up the pace on this break a little bit here. Brandon Fapp made a start today. How do you do? If you did well, I'll sleeve it. Homegrown but injury prone. Homegrown but injury prone. No prone zone. Injury prone zone. Diamondbacks. No, not a good start for fat. Three innings, four earned runs already. I won't sleeve them, but I'll still go to you, Chris. There's Jordan Walker's first. Sort of, I was having a decent run with the Cardinals, but it was sent back down to the minor for some reason. I was going to go to Tristan in St. Louis. And there's Austin Hendrick and a Bryce Elder. 44 out of 250. Bowman first. Purple Chrome autograph for Brandon and the ATL. There's Austin Hendrick right there. Victor, that's some JV trivia here. You've got to hit with that varsity trivia. Pedro Serrano, same guy from the, not the guy coat commercials, but the all-state commercial. It's like telling us that Antonio Gates used to play basketball or that Kershaw and Matthew Stafford were best friends growing up for bats. Keep bats warm. Cassis. Did they? There's Tristan Cassis. Did Bryce Harper and Chris Bryant actually play together? There's Speckle, Tristan Cassis, and a Owen Cassie autograph for the Padres. Zach Gwynne. I think they played against each other. I think Bryce Harper and Joey Gallo grew up playing together on like the same like All-Star Team or something like that, which has to be run by Lizard people. Yes. Now that's some varsity level trivia right there. We've got a Patrick Bailey paper to $4.99. They really should have the lyrics for those. They should really have the lyrics to the BK commercials run across the screen with a little bouncy ball on it so we can all sing along. Spencer Torkelson is one. Robert Hassel, Bowman Furster in here. Here's a Larex Solaire to $4.99. That's going to be for the twins, Scott drawing first blood in that trade. Jordan Walker's Bowman Furster in here, Gabe, et cetera, et cetera. All right. Super Jumbo. Now we'll go to Jumbo. And we flash forward a year to 2021. Oh, that was 2020, Gabe. You're talking about 2021? Kirkside? Maybe Casey Meyers maybe? I don't know. We'll find out. Both grew up in Las Vegas area where they played on the same travel team called the Ball Busters. Harper and Brian, huh? What about Joey Gallo? Rex, while you're doing that research. Maybe it was Joey Gallo they played against. I mean, according to Rex. Although Rex does require frequent fact-checking. Now all the parents are OK with Ball Busters, I guess. I don't know what age they were in that travel team there. Speaking of Joey Gallo, there he is. I've been Henderson. Antonio Gomez, the first autograph for the Yankees. That's going to go to Scott Goodman. We've got a Scott E. And a Scott G. Nick Gonzalez, purple chrome to 250 for the Pirates. Scott E. All this paper will ship, but we want to try to find the top guys here in their chrome style here. But all-cards ship. Man, Denver's up 35-20. The first quarter winding down. Okay, Salas. And there's Leody Tavares, 48 out of 150. Blue chrome autograph, little color match there for Eddie Harden and the Rangers. Yeah, I think Austin Martin was one of the big names from 2021, right? If I remember correctly, I think he got traded to... This still goes to the Blue Jays, but he was traded. Zach Gwynn with that one. We've got Shane Beaver. Sky Blue paper to 499. That'll be for Cleveland. That's going to be for Brandon. Brett Beatty, refractor to 499. That's for Tristan in the Mets. I think he's been playing these days, right? And Logan Gilbert's been playing. Bryce Turing. Positional promise. Oh, I thought that was a thicker card for a second round. That's just the other card that was attached back there. And Stevie Emanuels. Bowman first autograph for the A's. That's going to be for Boyd in the Oakland A's. The A's, I think, finalized the land purchase in Las Vegas. I've got to do some research on this, but I'm not quite sure exactly where the location is. One location made it seem like it was near the Orleans. There's an empty lot there. There's Luis Garcia to 499. 299, that is, Phillies. But then they said it was closer to the Tropicana, which is on the other side of the freeway in Las Vegas. So I don't know what's going on. I don't know exactly where it is, but I'll be revealed soon. All right. One more Bowman to do, then we'll get to some of that one pack, one card per box stuff. Here's 2022 Bowman baseball hobby edition. And we've got some Bowman baseball in the store, folks. Jumbo edition, eight box jumbo. Get into it. I think we're just down to a filler to unlock another case. Rex is thinking it'll probably be on the one of the most unsafe areas. I'm not sure they would do that. I think the locations I mentioned are actually in the safer areas of town. Wow, plot twist. They purchased the land for parking. We'll share the same thing with the raiders again. That would be kind of hilarious. But I don't think... I don't think there's a... I guess you could squeeze it. The dimensions would be weird, because they can't move... It's a greater stadium, so... I guess you could squeeze the home plate into one corner of the end zone. Yeah, Vegas will now have a minor league team and a pro team. I guess it won't be that difficult to shuttle guys from AAA to... Because I think it's the A's AAA team, too, right? I feel like there's one or two other teams that have their AAA affiliate in almost the same city. I think the minute... Minnesota Twins... I think they have their AAA team in St. Paul. I think they're one of them, or maybe I'm thinking of something else. There's Michael Triana to 299, speckle for the Reds, Jason. And there's Arubio and Angelis for the Padre. That's going to go to Zach. Rex is laughing at the fact that Carl is playing their worst season in 50 years. Well, not their worst season in 50 years, but their worst start to a season in 50 years. A small but important distinction. But they pull Contreras from catching and they come to play the Cubs and went to America. Hey, maybe the Cardinals did your Cubs a favor, Rex.  Vegas 51's is a good... is a good name, but a good name for a minor league team. There's a Wander-Franco rookie card. That'll be for the Rays. That'll be for Jason Parker. 62, Rex. That's the way to play the 162. Should be Las Vegas Aces. The WNBA team has rights to that name. There's Max Muncie to 399. Purple paper. Different Max Muncie. This goes to Boyd in the Aces. There's Ha Sung Kim. Green paper to 99. And I think Mark Davis of the Raiders owns the Vegas Aces. The WNBA team won a title recently. I think he's on very good terms with the Oakland Aces ownership. So I don't think he's going to be sharing that name or giving up that name any time soon. All right, onwards. So we're done with the base heavy stuff. Let's see what we got here. Archives. This is Active Player Edition. And we got Dylan Cease. 4 out of 39. That's Cubs edition of Dylan Cease. That's right. And that will be for Barry and Chicago. This is my Chicago. All right, next is Royce Lewis for the twins, Scott. Scott E. with that one. Former number one overall pick. Let's get into some 2020 Tier 1 baseball. This blank card here. The relic is Yu Chang, 273 out of 395. Rookie relic for the Guardians. Brandon. Diado. Nice. 129 out of 299. Yeah, this is the kind of stuff we're looking for. Toronto. Zach Gwynn with the Blue Jays. It's having a solid season thus far. And we got Corey Dickerson. 22 out of 299. That's for the Phillies. David Thorpe. Ah, the X-Lines here. Worst season indeed, Rex. Josh X-Line is saying, but they still winning that division. Tenny just breaking things. Flash forward a year from 2020 to 2021. Tier 1 baseball. We got the Man of Steel. Ricky Henderson. 19 out of 25. Dual relic for Boyd and the A's. Game use material. And we got Gary Sanchez. 179 out of 399. Piece of his jersey going to Scott G. and the Yankees. I think he just got picked up by somebody. Everyone's breaking something. Jilo. There's Yohan Moncada. For the White Sox. That's for Brett. Ah, by the Metz. Gary Sanchez picked up by the Metz. This one goes to Brett and the White Sox once again. And then we've got Andres Jimenez speaking of the Metz. 67 out of 300. Rookie autograph for Tristan and the Metropolitan. All right, next. Rex is wondering, do you think Cardinals can really come back from eight games behind? Come on, Rex. We're only 20. Have we even played 25% of the season? It's a lot of time. I mean, teams can be behind eight games in the division with, like, a month and a half to go and still be able to come back, chase the team down. All right, hip parade. First one is Freddie Freeman. 18 out of 20. Braves edition going to Brandon. How many teams are able to make that big of a... Not too many teams. You're right. But if there is a team that could, it's the same as those Cardinals. I mean, Nolan Aronato, Paul Goldschmidt, that pitching staff. You know, they're constructed to play a lot better than they're playing now. I mean, if it's like the A's, yeah. They're season some. Yeah, I don't know exactly. I don't think we're even 25% of the way through the season. All right, next one is 62 out of 65 on-card autograph. It's from 2019 tier one baseball. So we had a box 2020 tier one baseball, 2021 tier one baseball, and we pulled a 2019 tier one baseball. All right. Now, let's see what's in... Let's see what the baseball is going to be. That open there. All right, it's not a multi-auto. This is a pretty good player. Let's put your thinking cats on. We're going to play Who Am I? 25-year-old outfielder DH, a righty. I have a career, 282 batting average, 126 home runs, 316 runs batted in, and 122 stolen bases. Played for one team my entire career, a three-time all-star, an NL rookie of the year, a two-time silver slugger, an NL stolen base leader, and already in my young career, he might go 40-40 this year. Barry has the Cubs. He got that Chris Bryan autograph. Hey, Josh, how's it going, man? Good to see you. Any guesses? No one has any guesses? That's for... There you go. Jason Parker, Ronald Acuna Jr., that's for Brandon and the Braves. There's the hologram sticker. There's his autograph. There's the fanatics authentication sticker as well. There you go, gang. That was a fun break. That was Jaspy's 10-box out-of-the-park baseball mixer, Random Team Number 3. We've got another version of this exact same box in the store now, plus a couple fillers. So let's get that going. Jaspy's CaseBrace.com. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next baseball break. Bye-bye.


You know what the best part about having a messed up head is? There's nothing that you can say to me that my brain hasn't already said, but much worse. What is up, everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul, where we talk about the problem, but focus on the solution. And if you're new to my channel, my channel is all about mental health. And what I like to do is pull different topics from the YouTube community to teach you how to improve your mental and emotional well being. So if you're into that, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell because I make a ton of videos. This is my second video this morning. And one of the reasons I made this video is because a ton, a ton of people like tweeted at me and DM me on Instagram and Twitter telling me about Gabby Hanna and they wanted me to talk about her new video because there's some very important mental health topics. So if you're not following me on Twitter and Instagram yet, go ahead and do it. It's at the Rewired Soul. Super easy, but also I'm trying to get 10,000 followers on Instagram. So I can get that dang swipe up feature and I'm going to be doing giveaways and stuff like that real soon here in 2019. Anyways, Gabby Hanna, oh girl, she ended 2018, you know, with some drama, some difficulties, the whole kinds of cosmetics things and all of that. So the question that I asked in the title is, you know, from my opinion, I don't think so. I just think in my honest opinion is what she said multiple times in this video, which is this, I saw this comment on my blog channel recently. That was like, listen, I don't mean this in any type of way. Like I'm not trying to hurt your feelings, but I feel like you don't belong in this industry. Like you're too sensitive, too fragile. This isn't the industry for you. And I was like, damn, true because I am like an incredibly sensitive person to a huge fault. It is so easy to break my heart. My feelings get hurt really easy. It's hard for me to brush stuff off. I take stuff really personally. Something that I work on, but obviously I'm not great at yet. But I'm really good at it actually in my real life with like kind of real people in real situations. I'm good at being like, oh, I'm just going to like move on. But it's a lot harder on the internet when it kind of comes in like waves of hate.  All right. And like watching Gabby's video, I'm like, dang, because one of the future books I'm going to write is about YouTuber mental health. Man, like what she was talking about, I'm like, there's so many things that I wish I wish I could teach people. So one of the things I want you to pay attention to throughout this video is the best way to quit caring about what people think is that great old Shakespearean saying to thine own self be true. So here's a real quick story time. All right. A lot of you know that I'm a drug addict and alcoholic and recovery. My substance is a choice alcohol and then prescription opioids. I didn't go through treatment when I got sober. I actually went through a sober living house and in that sober living house, we'd get drug tested random randomly. And I was in my early days of sobriety. I got randomly drug tested and they called me in the office because there's a sober living house manager. He calls me in the office and they were about to kick me out because my drug test popped positive for benzodiazepines.  Well, that's not my drug of choice. I'm sitting there like, are you kidding me, dude? I'm like, if I'm going to realize like I'm not going to use a drug that I don't like, I'm going to use one that I do like. Well, at this point, the early recovery and a lot of my fellow recovering addicts and alcoholics out there, you know what I mean? Like a lot of people don't trust you. So this was my last chance with my mom, too. So like if I relapsed in that house and got kicked out, she would have put me on the streets. So when my mom found out about this and she was a clinical director at an outpatient treatment center, like she offered to have my my P test like fully analyzed. So those of you who don't know a little urine test when you pee in a cup, it is not that great, OK? Like it can give you a rough idea, but in order to get an accurate reading, you have to send it out to a lab and they can see exactly what you did. Like one of my favorite things working in a drug and alcohol rehab was when people try to argue against like the full analysis of their urine. Those things do not mess up. Like they can tell you like how many milligrams you took of a specific pill or whatever it is, right? So anyways, they did that. And it came back. And what happened was I was on a sleep medication called trisodone, which is a non-narcotic. And what happens is in a urine test, it can pop up as a false positive. So I was in the clear, right? Well, check this out still to this day, right? The guy who ran that sober living house, the sober living house manager who was about to kick me out, still didn't believe that I was telling the truth. All right. And this is my first, my first real lesson in quick caring so much about what people think. Like, why do I care if that guy thinks that I used, right? Why do I care if that guy thinks I realize? And here's what I want you to know about that. Years later, that guy relapsed and I'm still sober today. All right. So think about that for a second. We let so many people and their opinions and their thoughts and their judgments and their drama like Gabby Hannah throughout her video. She was talking about all this gossip that goes on in this speculation.  Like, who cares, baby? Who cares? So those of you who've been following my channel, you know that I've had not some of my own issues lately. I recently had Bobby Burns call me out in a video. I recently had Trisha Paytas call me out in a video. And my mom actually called me this morning. So a lot of you have met my amazing mother, Dr. Kerry Randazo. She started to do some YouTube videos with me. By the way, if you're not subscribed to her yet, you need to. She has three awesome videos up and we're doing a lot more next time she comes in town in a few weeks. Anyway, she called me up this morning and she's like, are you OK? And I'm like, yeah, why wouldn't I be OK? And she's like, Chris, he's like, huge YouTubers are like talking about you. I'm like, mom, please, like, why would I care about that? Like something I'm trying to teach you guys, like through my example, I'm trying to teach you how not to care so much what people think. Like you guys, if you follow me on Twitter, I'm constantly tweeting out comments that I reply to in a joking way that are pure hatred towards me. All right, making fun of my way, saying I don't know what I'm talking about, just saying all sorts of nasty things. And I tweeted out, I'm not doing it to gloat, right? Well, I guess part of it's kind of fun, but I'm doing it to show you that you don't have to take these things so seriously and so personal. Like when I made a James Charles video the other day, or even when Trisha Paytas talked about me in my video, I have so many of my fans and I love you for this.   So here's what I want to teach to not only Gabby Hanna, but all of you, like one of the ways that I stay in this mindset and I'm not caring so much what people think is because I know, I know that my intentions are pure. OK, like you guys, six and a half years ago, I was a scummy, drug addict and alcoholic. Every single thing I did was selfish and self-centered. I would use everybody in my life to get what I wanted.  All right, so I couldn't sleep at night because I felt like a terrible person today, every day and almost every action I make, I'm checking my motives. I'm checking my intentions before I do anything. I'm like, why am I doing this? Why am I making this video? Like, trust me, there are a ton of videos that I have not made because I know my intentions were not pure. All right, I knew that if I made this video, it was not to teach anybody. It was about mental health. It was to slap back at somebody. You know what I'm saying? It was to call somebody out. All right, and if I ever think that my intentions might not be pure and this is something that I want you all to learn is to ask somebody else. So I have my amazing girlfriend, Tristan, right there. And sometimes I'm like, do you think I should make a video about this? Do you think I should do that? Right? I've talked to a lot of you lately about impulse control and not tweeting things out when you're very emotional, right? The best thing you could do is bounce these ideas off. People say, do you think I should do this? Do you think I should do that? Right? Check your motives. So like somebody like Gabby Hanna, if your motives and intentions are pure, you have absolutely nothing to worry about. Right? Like, for example, in my Trisha Paytas video yesterday where she accused me of speculating, right? Like, here's the thing. Like, do you do realize, like, I know I'm not nearly as big as these other YouTubers, but like, do you know why people don't speculate about me and Tristan's relationship? This is not much to speculate. You know what I mean? Like, I live my life in a way today where I can be completely open and honest. Like, I am an open book. You guys, I can't think of too many subjects that I don't talk about on my channel because I live my life in a way. And it doesn't mean I'm better than anybody. It's just that I put in a lot of work to be a good person, to set a good example. So like Gabby Hanna talks about being a better person and growing and learning in 2019, and I hope that's true. But for all of you who care far too much about what people think, what I want you to take away from this video is every single day, wake up and ask yourself, what is your intention? What is your motive? I talked about this in my Amelia Fartt video. All right. Think about the person you want to become and with every action you're taking, saying, is this action getting me closer to the person I want to become or is it moving me further away? All right. If you do that, you will most likely be on a good path. You use that as your North Star. For all of you who are concerned about the hate comments that come my way and all of that, like, please, please, please listen to me. Don't worry.  Like some people like Chris, don't read the hate comments.  They don't stay on my mind. They don't get to me. I go to bed every night. If you don't believe me, tweet at Tristan. Come to DM. She sees me. I pass out like a log every single night. Ain't that right, Tristan? So don't worry about the hate comments coming my way. I'm doing just fine. All right. But anyways, let me know down in the comments below. Is is this something that you're working on, too? Like, do you struggle with caring way too much about what people think about you? And let me know why, like, what kind of fear is based on that? Like, let me know. Let me know down in the comments. Let's do this in the comments, please, because I want to make more videos about this. And I'm curious about the psychology and mindset behind it. Why do you care so much about what people who you will never meet think about you? All right. Like, let me know down in the comments why that is. I'm very curious to find out that maybe we can make some more videos. I'll send out an email blast about it or something like that. But I need your feedback so I know what to talk about. All right. But anyways, Gabby, if you're watching this video, we chat anytime, girl. Let's chat. All right. But thanks so much for watching. You like this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you're new, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell because I make a ton of videos and a huge, huge, huge. Thank you to everybody supporting the channel over on Patreon. You are all amazing. And if you would like to become a patron, you should because I have a whole bunch of brand new cool stuff kicking off on Patreon in 2019. Go check it out by clicking or tapping right there. All right. Thanks again. I'll see you next time.


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