Welcome to Wednesday's live Q&A. One of the funnest shows we have, one of the funnest times to get to hang out with you guys live on Facebook and YouTube. I issued a quick Instagram and Facebook story. You guys aren't watching those. I gave some behind the scenes of everything we do on Facebook and Instagram stories at Kodiaskins. And I just, I just said that today the dooker told me today would be the best live Q&A we've ever done. So if you're thinking about watching, you may want to hang tight with me for a few minutes while we see what dookers got up his sleeve today, man. I said something like that. I don't know if it was exactly like that, but it was something pretty close. It was, you know, it was there, right? We've got a big thing going on tomorrow night. Why I'm talking about three hour live training. Call to close. I'm making a lot of questions about, Hey, what are you covering? Call to close. Everything in between. We've got like 28, 30 pages that we have to cover. Yeah, me and Matt have been working our fingers bloody. So get in there and see what we've got for you. It's my life's work in a box without the box, right? Without the box. It's like 30 pages. It's like 10 years of everything I know up here related to the, from the call to the close when you're working leads.  Three hour live training with you and me live in here tomorrow night at five o'clock central standard time. We're also getting a lot of questions and these guys are going to send me emails out today with updates. I at least I hope so. They will now since I said it live on camera. If you say it's true, we're going to send out a, because we have a lot of people join. We've had several people, several dozen people join. We're sending out a live link, a live video link and the ebook and everything else one hour before the start of the live training tomorrow. So four o'clock central, you'll get the live link. It's kind of like when you do a face, face football draft that lets you in the draft room 30 to 60 minutes early. So that's what we're going to do for that. Everything from call to close. It's going to be a fantastic training. Three hours, 30 page ebook. We're going to go over about 13,000 different words probably. Who knows, right? It's going to be a lot. What kind of questions we got, man? I'm excited for that though. So if you haven't heard about it, if you haven't joined, Kodiaskins.com is the place to check that out. All right, first question we got today. Do you use apps to keep a consistent schedule? Yeah. Okay, so it actually says apps like APPS. Yes. You use apps to keep a consistent schedule. Okay, so one of the things I look at is I look at appointments. Now, you want to be writing consistent business and actually writing applications consistently. I don't know if it helps me keep a consistent schedule, but I do know that I want to see appointments on my calendar. I want to see at least 15 set. If I'm doing telesales, I want at least 40 live transfers or I want to be talking, you know what I mean? Or I want at least 100 workable leads. Like the activity portion of what we do is just so much. It's so important that we never touch on it. We never know it. It never gets talked about. And so the activity portion with appointments is huge. It's really, really big. Dude, you promised it'd be the best live Q&A ever. That's not the best question we've ever had. What is the best way to generate my own leads if I can't afford to buy them?  Two ways that if you want to generate your own. Now, one way smart, one way is probably not as efficient anymore, but the first way is probably not as efficient. I used to generate about 10 to 20 weekly appointments from cold calling. I would bring college kids into my office every Monday night. We would cold call for two to three hours and we would generate cold call appointments. We'd walk out of there with 12, 15, 20 plus appointments every week from cold calling the local markets. I'd give the college kids like 10 to 20 bucks an appointment. I'd buy them pizza. I'd give them gift cards. I'd do all this stuff, right? And I'd give them a script. I'd pump them up. I'd get all jacked up like I do. And I would get them making calls. That's the, yes, it's free, but it's inefficient way of generating leads. Okay? The second way is you can generate leads or appointments. The second way is your warm market. I believe everyone, everyone in this business should write down to, and it's, black people don't like to do it. I don't care. That's isn't your show. It's mine. 200 people that you know and love to talk to them about what you do. It's super valuable. It's super important. Either you believe or you're passionate about what you do or you don't. And that kind of hurts. I'm kind of sore today from lifting chest on Monday. But either you're passionate about what you do and you like helping people and you love the people that are in your network and your family and friends or you don't. So, and that's a great one. Like you should make tens of thousands of dollars and help all your friends and family your first year. Now, the people say it's old school and people don't want to do it. Yeah, but I don't care. And another way I've seen is like through SEO and stuff like that. And of course, that's somebody we can talk about, you know, that we're introducing to the conference. We got somebody that knows a little bit about SEO. Oh, completely. Yeah, that's something that we're going to be releasing really soon. Vince also brings up a good point about, Hey, if you're cold, I'll make sure you scrub your list 100%. I'd never call it cold. I would never call it anything that's not scrubbed against the DNC. And we talk about SEO and and Legion and all that. Dude, we've got we're gonna be releasing that today. Yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna be exciting.  And we talked about websites, SEO at Google ads freak, we're gonna be he's a buddy of mine. We're gonna be releasing that. He's a really good dude. One of the smartest guys I know, he released in that today. So make sure you stay up to date with what 8% nations page has to offer. Should I hire a team or go solo to begin as an independent agent? And thank you to Christopher for jumping into the call to close two minutes ago. Dude, I appreciate it very much, but it's gonna be a good three hour training tomorrow night. He went to Cody askings.com and jump in there. What was the what was the question? Should I hire a team or go solo to begin as an independent agent? You should always begin solo and you should prove that you I don't like when people start building teams before they've proven that they can be successful. People follow proven leaders that succeed. People don't follow losers. Now, I guess in today's world, they do they just don't know it, right? People kind of disguise who they are or what they are. There's no reason to follow losers. I don't want to get advice from someone. If they aren't someone that has done it, done it well, and that someone that I should be listening to, like when I talk when I get advice now, I'm trying to get advice from people that make eight figures or more. Because no reason me to get advice from people that make a quarter of a million dollars or half a million dollars or 900k, right? There's so think about that. Like, everybody wants to get into the business just to recruit. Well, I want to prove that I can be a successful agent. And then if I eventually want to build a team around me, so on. There's a lot of agents in my area. How do I stand out? Oh, there's a lot of agents in my area. How do I stand out? Well, 92% of agents fell because of a lack of activity. The way you stand out is you you put forth more activity, and you make more calls, and you run more appointments than they do. You invest more in your business. If you want to eventually blow up that market, then eventually maybe you invest some money into it. I mean, you need to be a part of if the community aspect is important, if it's not, then just run a lot of appointments and make a lot of money. If the community aspect is important, then be a part of some networking groups. Be a part of some chamber events. Be a part of some local stuff, right? If that stuff's important to you. I got to speak at a couple of local universities multiple times. And, you know, if that kind of stuff's important, then do it. The local thing's not as important to me. It's just not. It's like some people it is, man. And so just do more than 92% of agents fell because most of you're like, hey, there's a lot of agents in my area. Most of the agents in your area are lazy. Most of the agents in your area are running one, two, three appointments a week. Most agents in your area are making a combined like 40 calls a week. Most agents in your area won't help in one market. Most agents in your area work six, eight hours a day, go play golf and spend Saturday mornings doing nothing and mowing the lawn, right? Most people, the way to stand out, like I had one of my buddies congratulated me yesterday.   Thank you. He's like, dude, what are you doing? I said I'm a normal dude that outworks other people. You want to stand out? Outwork other people. You would think it would be tougher to outwork other people. It's actually way easier than you would think. Now I'm not saying take the easy road. But it's so much easier to stand out nowadays. Like I should not be able to stand out in our industry like I do. I shouldn't. It's a joke that we do. But we outwork other people. So that's what gets us there. Right. I think doing the shows like this, anything on social media, just to get your name out there and provide value. Stay top of mind. Absolutely. Dude, why not throw up? Hey, here's a here's an insurance tip with, you know, with John, you know, here I'm here in New Orleans. I have everyone in New Orleans with their insurance. And here's a quick tip, you know, about your insurance, something to look out for. And try not to make it so insurancey. But man, if you can, I mean, the point of everything you do stand out is when someone thinks about purchasing insurance, who's the first person that comes to their mind? When someone thinks about insurance training, who's the first person to come to their mind, we want to be who's when they think of insurance conferences, who's the first person to come to mind, we want to be when they talk about insurance leads, who's the first person that comes to mind, we want to be right. So it's all these things. It's all about and it doesn't take a lot of work. It just takes unfortunately, you have to outwork the people that are working as hard as you are. Right. And you should that shouldn't even be the that shouldn't even be the freaking barrier of injury. And you shouldn't even gauge it off that you should just do it anyway, just because. How do I sell lead if my premium is more expensive than their current plan? The only reason that this should even be a question is if you are putting them in a better situation, like, you shouldn't go around raising people's premiums. Now, if they've got a massive loan against that policy, and they're ready to get out of it, and they're like, dude, I'm buried in debt, or, you know, if there's value that you can bring in some way, because the only reason I will replace the policy, and I actually prefer that leads already have insurance, that's backwards, but that's just my preference because they believe in it, they own it, they pay for it, they get it, right. I only replace insurance if I can bring value. Yeah, there's value in me helping them over John Doe that's probably gonna fail, but I want to bring value, the points to bring value. So that's a good question. I like that, like, that's, you promised this would be our best live Q&A ever. Now we're delivering. What is the easiest insurance product to sell for a new agent? Oh, the easiest product to sell for a new agent. I mean, I don't think it gets the I'm not saying that I like hominado, but it doesn't get any easier than hominado. I don't sell. But like, do you have a car? Yep. Okay. Do you have car insurance? Yeah, I do. Okay. Do you have life insurance? I don't. There you go. And that's not me putting them on the spot. How old are you? 27 had to think about that. Get a daughter too, right? Yep. Yeah, we got to fix the life insurance part two. But the dude, you know what I mean? Like, everyone has hominado insurance. They have a home. They have home insurance. They have a car. They have car insurance. Like, it's just I don't care if they have full coverage, liability, whatever the heck you call it. It's like, it's just that everybody has it. It's easy, right? When I started the business, I started with life insurance, because three reasons. They said it was the hardest thing to sell. They said that it was the best way for me to make six figures early on. For reasons, they said it was the most valuable product to a family if something were to happen. It is. And they said that if you can succeed in this, you can succeed at anything insurance related. Man, that's me. I want to challenge. Yeah, it's a lot easier to outwork the people who are having hurdles to that are right in front of them. So big time. You see it every day. He manages our comments. All of our YouTube videos, all of our ads, all of our Facebook videos, all of our emails, it's all of our posts, engagement, everything. You see some doozies. I see some doozies. Stories. Yeah. That's what we're gonna do. We almost came up with ranch rants back when he was with us. We should have. We're going with I don't know. Something to do with Duke Group. Yeah, gotta be careful. There's a lot of things that might. So we got some live comments. Somebody actually came in and asked how old were you? Oh, all right. I'm 72.  I was gonna like play a game but I'm not sure what it sounds like. Yeah. And Isaiah Love said that about the recruiting thing. That's what happened to him. He recruited somebody and then they left. Dude, either you, 92% of agents are going to fail. Generally, if it's life insurance, it's worse. But if that's the case, and it's easier for you to help people be successful if you are successful. It just is. It just is. It's a tough industry. Yeah, there's more millionaires than any other industry in the world. 92% of people fail. That's not good. But it's the greatest industry in the world for a reason. I love it. I'm obsessed with it. You're in the right place. But I want to be successful and prove out the model. Because, okay, is it easier to say, Hey, I just started this amazing career two weeks ago. You should join it. Unbelievable. I'm just starting out. You know, I haven't made any money yet. But man, it's good, bro. It's so good. Drake the Kool-Aid with me. Or Duke. Dude, I made 8K last week. Wouldn't you like to make 8K in a week? Am I right? Love it. With me. Yeah. You be spending some paper. Am I right? Be rolling up in a Ferrari as well. Right? Yeah. Which which which one was easier? I didn't even ask you if you should join. I just freaking you're like, dude, I should join. If you roll up in a Ferrari, it might make me take notice. All right. I heard that too in there. But not a rented one, right? Right. Yeah, check the plates. Yeah, exactly. Oh, he said he got recruited and his sponsor left him. That's that's rough. Dude, that'll happen too, man. He's he's a 92% or bro. I want you to be the 8% or that's that's is still here later. So that's good. We've got that thing. Yeah, and he says Tyson and yeah, Tyson says you're the man. I just bought my first set of leads from you and received six this morning. Set two appointments out of six on my first call. Dude, your script is easy and works perfect. Thank you, buddy. Dude, and hey, my script works, but it don't work if people like Tyson. Don't work. Thank you, buddy. Awesome job. Seriously. Well done. And he's talking about security leads.com for those that don't know what we're talking about.  Thank you, brother. Appreciate the kind words. And Vang said that he also had success with his first set of leads followed the script. It works. Weird. I mean, it's just like, huh, people buy leads from security leads that didn't have success. I mean, and we're not, you know, these are fake. Yeah, they stick to the script. They keep it simple. They call them quick. And they set appointments like tough business. If you guys saw my live Dylan was rolling yesterday because he was watching this. I called a bad batch of leads right that we had to refund ridiculous. I called them and set four appointments on the first call through after they were trampled. They were bad though, duker. They were bad. I called them out of state number in the middle of the afternoon. In the middle of calling these, he had to edit some of the stuff I said to I'm not gonna lie. But Dylan was laughing out loud because he's editing this and I would send appointment. And I would hang up the phone and be like, Oh, this is so hard. You know, I was rolled my eyes and so sarcastic. And I'm like, dude, that's, it's I've never found a bad batch that we generated. I just haven't. I can set appointments from all of it. I can make money from all of it. That looks like all the live comments for right now. I like it. This is a fun deal we do man. Live Q&A is fun.  We're gonna have if you think this is fun and match the type of fun, the type of paper generating cash flow. Freakiness we're gonna get we're gonna start having tomorrow night on call to close at five o'clock central three hours with lifetime access and a 30 page ebook. Together, everything from call to close. And I'm talking a lot of content and you get lifetime access to it. Go to Cody ask is calm to jump in that thing. Dylan, how many seats we got left, bro? I'm gonna pull. I'm gonna pull it up so I can look in real time. We have nine. We have nine. We have nine spots left in the call to close at Cody ask is calm. We had to open up some more space. We had to add some more virtual seats in the back of the room. That's where the bad kids sit. I used to sit in the back of the room. I don't know you're in detention all the time. Not in detention. I should have been probably.  Call to close gonna be fun. Go to Cody ask is calm. Any other thoughts, questions, comments, exciting stuff. I love helping you guys succeed. We just were over working close to like 6200 subscribers now. I want to get to 10k. I'm not gonna like I'm not bashful about or shy about I want to get 10,000 YouTube subscribers because I can start using stories. But we'll be the only insurance YouTube channel that can be able to like use stories in there and start, you know, and give people small video snippets and highlights of our entire day. Which would be fun. Be real fun. And for that call to close, like, isn't there some discounts in there as well? Yeah, yeah. So we give discounts to the university discounts to 8% nation. All of those discounts are gonna more than pay for the class itself. Yeah, they really will. There's a few hundred dollars in discounts in the class is 97 bucks. You can see on the screen. Real quick, though, you write blogs for me, right? You respond to all comments and ads and YouTube videos and I see a lot of them to but especially YouTube. From what you've learned, what do you think agents two questions real quick? What do you think agents struggle with the most? The first one definitely is self discipline. We get a lot of people that ask, you know, how do I be more consistent? You know, how do I get over the fear of the phone? Those are questions that only they can answer pretty much and can only be solved through their own activity. And that's the second one is lack of activity. That guy that you talked about that had the bad batch of leads. What do you do? He called through him one time. And obviously didn't use the script but one or a hundred. Yeah. So yeah, definitely self discipline and lack of activity. We'll solve most. What's one tip that you would give to a new agent after all the stuff that you've heard and seen?  You know, I know barely anything about insurance but just coming in here every day and listen to you and then, you know, all that all the responding to the comments and stuff like I've got a lot of your scripts down pat like so it was just through repetition that I got that. So yeah, if I can do it and I don't even know what I'm talking about when I'm writing it. Yeah, with no license, then you can do the same thing on the phone. Come on. It's true. Get in to call the close. Thanks for live Q&A. Awesome comments. Awesome questions. We've also got tickets. I think VIP. Oh, no, premiere. We took premiere down $1,200. Yeah. And monster premiere down 1,500 right now. If you want the best seat in the house, you want to hang out with Michael Irvin, you want the full freaking treatment, then make sure you go check that out. We love you guys. Was this the best live Q&A ever done? It's pretty good. It's pretty good. Thank you guys for watching. We love hanging out with you. We love being with you and we want to see you at call to close at Kodiaskins.com tomorrow night, five o'clock search roll standard time. Thank you guys.


previous class, we have seen how we can categorize or classify the different hydrogen hazards. In this class, we will see the different types of hazards which could be associated with the gaseous hydrogen or liquid hydrogen release. We will also see the different standards, codes and regulations associated with hydrogen safety. Now, if there is a hydrogen release, if let us say it is a gaseous hydrogen release, then that can result into several hazards. Now the release of gaseous hydrogen can be followed by an immediate ignition or it could be followed by a delayed ignition. This will happen when the hydrogen and air forms a flammable mixture. At the same time, there is a source of ignition present which ignites this flammable mixture. Now, they will have different consequences. This is when the ignition of the gaseous hydrogen release takes place. However, there could be another possibility that if there is no source of ignition, the rupture of vessel could result without any ignition. Now, there are different factors which will tell what will be the level of catastrophe, what will be the consequences and impacts on the nearby neighborhood or the property as well as the lives because of such accidents. And that depends on parameters like what was the release pressure, was that very high or what was that very low or what was the size of that release. Now, that size of the release will determine whether it will be buoyancy driven. If the release size is small, hydrogen has a very high buoyancy and diffusivity, it will travel very fast upward. However, in size of release is very large. At the same time, the release takes place very fast. In that case, it may not have sufficient time to diffuse and it may not be that much buoyancy driven so as to diffuse it fast and make it diluted with the air. Another important parameter that will describe what will be the consequence will be related to whether that release was in a confined space or whether it was in an unconfined space. And they will have different challenges. Whether there was an ignition source present or not, that again will lead to different hazards. If there was an ignition source present, was the ignition immediate or was that delayed? Other than the ignition source, if there was a rupture of the vessel that has been aggravated because of certain external aggression, that could be some nearby fire which has resulted into a domino effect and rupture of the vessel or whether it is a mechanical impact that has resulted into the rupture or burst of the vessel. So, all these parameters will decide on to what will be the consequences of the gaseous hydrogen release. If let us say the gaseous hydrogen release occurred in an unconfined space. In that case, depending upon whether that ignition occurred immediately after the release of gaseous hydrogen or it took place after certain time giving a certain delay or certain time gap, we will have different consequences. Now when it is unconfined space, we know that hydrogen having a high buoyancy, high diffusivity, it will diffuse very fast, it will get diluted. Now according to that the consequences will vary. Let us say if the release is immediately followed by ignition from an ignition source. Now this ignition source can be a spark, it could be a hot surface or it could be an electrical short circuit or a nearby fire. Even static discharge or person smoking can result into ignition. Now if the ignition is immediate, in that case it will burn like a jet fire or flash fire. Now by jet fire we mean that the hydrogen which is being released did not got sufficient time to mix with the oxidizer. And as such it comes in, as it comes in contact with the ignition source, burning up of that takes place and that since the outer surface has mixed with the oxidizer, that burns however the inner region is still concentrated with fuel and does not have sufficient oxidizer. So that appears as if that is a jet fire that occurs. Now that will depend and that will decide on what will be the flame length, what will be the associated radiative heat fluxes and catastrophe will be decided by what will be the thermal effects or the consequences of this immediate ignition. So it is a sort of fireball that will take place, it will take a shape of fireball and accordingly the thermal effects will be experienced by the persons nearby or by the structure, building, enclosures which where in this type of catastrophe happens. Another possibility could be that after the release the ignition took certain time, so it is a delayed ignition. Now if this ignition occurred after a certain time, the hydrogen which was released it got sufficient time to mix up with the air in the atmosphere diluting the or the oxidizer it, if it is still in the flammable limit that is 4% to 75% by volume, in that case it will burn on total, so that will be a sort of cloud which will burn after the ignition. It will take place like a flash fire because it has completely, it has combined or it has formed a uniform mixture with the oxidizer. Now this can result into deflagration, this will induce a deflagration and if it is, if the release it would have been a liquid hydrogen then it could even result into unconfined vapor cloud explosion. Now because of this deflagration, there will be over pressure effects and that will affect the peoples in the nearby environment, the different installations and also depending upon whether the nearby facilities they have a congestion, there is a, there are several facilities close by or whether there are certain obstacles being present on the side, the corresponding consequences will be different and that could presence of obstacles or congestion can lead to different catastrophic events and that can even accelerate or escalate the hazards and that like it could even result from deflagration that has occurred because of the release and with delayed ignition that can even turn into detonation that is more hazardous than the deflagration if there are certain obstacles present or if it would have happened in the confined space. Now if the caches hydrogen release occurs in a confined space like if it is in case of a parking space or in a tunnel or in a garage or that is from a hydrogen storage vessel, in that case there could be different type of catastrophic incident that can happen. Now since it is a confined space, there will be an accumulation of hydrogen that will occur. That accumulation will depend upon whether there is a ventilation or not in that confined space. Now what will happen if there is a gaseous hydrogen release is it will mix with air present in the environment and it may form a flammable mixture because it is a confined space and it is not, dispersion is not occurring from that confined space, however the conditions will differ whether there is a ventilation or not. Now once it has formed a flammable mixture it can burn if there is an ignition source. If it burns then it can result into different thermal effects as well as there will be a pressure rise which can lead to destruction of the building or enclosure or the structure and the process that causes this type of destruction is the pressure peaking phenomena. Now this pressure peaking phenomena is when the rate of release of hydrogen is very high in a confined space that over pressure such a way that the pressure which it with the over pressure which is enforced by the hydrogen and that exceeds the strength of that building and closure or structure in that case there will be either ignited or unignited release depending upon whether there is an ignition source or not. However this pressure peaking phenomena is a complicated phenomena and it depends upon what is the hydrogen release rate, whether that in what is the size of that enclosure, what is the size of that vent, so it depends upon many factors. Now let us say if there is a release of gaseous hydrogen in a confined space but there is no ignition source present nearby in that case it will displace air or it will reduce the oxygen concentration and can cause asphyxiation for the persons present in that enclosure or confined space. Now as mentioned that if hydrogen release takes place in a confined space it will start accumulating and that will build up hydrogen concentration in that confined space. Now depending upon what is the ventilation rate the concentration level of hydrogen as well as its distribution in that confined space may vary. Let us say if there is no ventilation in that case hydrogen will keep on building and depending upon for how long it has been released before being shut off there can even it can even reach to a concentration level of 100%. If there is a natural ventilation present because of buoyancy effect it will be driven out, so natural ventilation if present then it is a way to mitigate such hydrogen will hydrogen build up related catastrophe and that can in that way it can mitigate the accidental release in case of a confined space. Now at places where there is no ventilation possible or if it is not sufficient to reach the safety targets it is possible to have mechanical ventilation wherein we can have fans or certain mechanical devices so as to vent off so as to remove that hydrogen released and that will again help in limiting the hydrogen concentration in that confined space. Another way could be venting panels. Now these venting panels these are usually present on the to the roof of the container or the building or enclosure and these are such that if let us say because of the hydrogen build up in that chamber container enclosure and there is an ignition source then it can lead to an explosion however if the over pressure which is created because of this ignition or explosion if that is if that over pressure is can be removed or can be reduced in such a way that when the flames are directed upwards that aerial over pressure at ground level is limited and that pressure could reduce could be reduced by these venting panels such that the container deformation could be limited. Now this is again a very efficient mitigation method which could limit the after effects of an explosion in a confined space. Now another possibility could be the loss of containment or loss of confinement wherein a pressurized vessel either ruptures or burst. Now this is actually a physical explosion wherein if let us say there is no ignition source present it explodes because of the over pressurization there could be several reasons for this bursting or rupture of the pressure vessels and that results into over pressure wave. So there will be one will be like release of hydrogen because of the burst or rupture of the pressure vessel at the same time there will be debris projectiles or visiles or fragments of that pressure vessels which will spill out in all directions. Now this burst or rupture of the tank can occur either at normal pressure operating pressure that is the working pressure of that tank and that the reason could be either the tank has degraded the tank material has degraded with time because of either corrosion attack or fatigue or because of the embrittlement or there could be certain external mechanical impact on to the pressurized vessel which has resulted into bursting or rupture of the tank. It could also be possible that the rupture occurs at a certain bursting pressure and this can rise because of either filling over filling of the tank if there is a pressure relief wall that is not working or there is an inadequate pressure relief or it could be because of certain internal explosion or reaction or maybe it could be because of fire aggression from outside all that can lead to or a temperature rise because of certain nearby thermal effects temperature rise because of a nearby fire which can further cause an expansion into the gas inside the tank and resulting into bursting or rupture of the pressurized vessel. Now this was with a gaseous hydrogen. Now if there is a liquid hydrogen in that case there can again it can lead to different types of hazards same as we have seen in the gaseous hydrogen if there is a liquid hydrogen spill and it can undergo either an immediate ignition if there is an ignition source present or there could be a delayed ignition or it could be flash evaporation partial evaporation cryogenic boiling pool formation or BLEVE. Now the hazards associated with liquid hydrogen release or spill could be either with any followed by an immediate ignition that is the consequences are same as we have seen in case of gaseous hydrogen release there will be a high pressure jet that will be formed and then over pressure effects will be there due to ignition or it is possible that it could be a delayed ignition of pressurized liquid hydrogen release. Now in case of delayed ignition of pressurized liquid hydrogen release what will happen is it will form a cloud. Now since we know that we have also seen the expansion ratio between the liquid hydrogen and the gaseous hydrogen when liquid hydrogen is released in that case it will form a cloud and that cloud because of high density of liquid hydrogen compared to air it will move either parallel to the ground horizontally or it will move downwards after immediate release of this liquid hydrogen. What will happen is with time because of the low temperature the atmospheric air the humidity in the air the contents of the air they will condense and then there will be liquid or solid particles in that cloud and that cloud will start becoming more dense and visible because of the atmospheric humidity. At the same time since expansion ratio is higher there will be also different effects like depending upon what is the intensity what is the distance we will have different effects for the there will be different catastrophic effects which will be observed. Now if the pressure of release is low or if the release diameter is small then there can be other phenomena it could be a jet or a rain out phenomena it could be either or it could be both of them that could be observed wherein hydrogen droplets they fall onto the ground inducing a hydrogen pool. Another possibility could be cryogenic hydrogen pool vaporization. Now as the liquid hydrogen it spills it can form a pool it can induce a pool. Now this liquid hydrogen that will also vaporize because of the temperature difference the liquid hydrogen is at it was at 20 K and the atmospheric conditions temperatures are at the room temperature. Now this will form a flammable cloud and the expansion ratio is higher so that will have a significant volume. Now the top layers will be like sort of boiling films and it will because of the lower temperature it will freeze the ground. So depending upon what are the conditions environmental conditions there will be propagation as well as dispersion of the cloud. So wind conditions will have a high impact onto the propagation or the dispersion of this cloud. Other possibilities could be unconfined vapor cloud explosion where the cold reactive hydrogen air cloud form and that could ignite if there is a ignition source present that could even interact with the obstacles present like the vaporizer, pipe, rack, vegetation present leading to flame acceleration and even there could be in the worst case scenario this deflagration can convert into detonation also. Other possibility could be BLEVE boiling liquid expanding vapor cloud explosion. Now if the liquid which is stored at temperature which are above the saturation temperature and atmospheric pressure in case of rupture of this tank because of the several reasons we have seen in the last class this will be a physical explosion until it comes in contact with the ignition source. Now because of this explosion the sum of the liquid there could be possibilities could be like it could be flash evaporation, it could be partial evaporation forming a pool, it will condense the surrounding air forming a visible cloud and that will result into even over pressure if there is an ignition source can even ignite forming either depending upon whether it is an immediate ignition or it is a delayed ignition it could be a fireball or flash fire. Now the liquid hydrogen vessels usually they are equipped with pressure relief walls however at times because of the failure or blockage of these pressure relief walls such type of incidents can happen or even there could be a fire attack from a nearby site that could increase the pressure inside the liquid hydrogen vessel and that could lead to BLEVE and with a fireball being formed and this could be due to inadequate venting of the pressure in the liquid hydrogen vessel. Now we know that usually these equipments these devices which were in hydrogen is stored or it is being utilized these are all well equipped with the different safety features so as to avoid these unprecedented situations or these hazards or catastrophic accidents. For example, electrolyzers they have different process monitoring devices to monitor the pressure temperature so as to detect beaks and any sort of dysfunction in the electrolyzer there could be hydrogen leak and flame detections possible so flame detection by means of UVIR or there could be hydrogen leak detectors which are there which will activate warning signals and these will shut off the different walls in case of any accident leakage. In compressed gaseous hydrogen pressure vessels the principal risk that comes from is the fire and thermal aggressions thus these pressure vessels these are well equipped with thermally activated pressure relief devices so that in unprecedented situations that device that pressure relief device could release the excess pressure which is being created inside the vessel. In the compressed gaseous hydrogen trailers which carry these pressure vessels there will be isolation walls present. Now these isolation walls are such that each tank this is isolated and have us individual or independent wall these are equipped with independent walls so that during transportation all these storage tanks they are isolated by a wall also these trailers have thermally activated pressure relief devices and these are specially when the loaded tanks are or cylinders are type 4 type of tank so as to avoid any kind of over pressurization or burst in case of fire and these are located on the to the top and pointing towards towards sky so that if there is any release that should be that should go up very fast then there are different leak tightness test which are performed before these trailers they start their journey. Pipelines they are well equipped with pressure monitoring devices to detect if there is any leak into the network these the periodic inspections are carried out to detect any leak in the coating and to avoid any sort of major leaks. Even we have also studied that in pipelines cathodic protection is there is included so as to avoid any sort of pipeline corrosion. If the storage or transport is in the form of liquid organic hydrogen carrier then it is important to avoid the contact of toxic materials with with the personnel who are working there or any sort of leakage from these liquid hydrogen carrier containers. So in order to avoid exposure to dangerous chemicals to the persons and environment there are different safety features which are included in such containers like the potential leaks are prevented by using double skinned tanks and then there are spill pools also adsorbent materials these are used if there is any leakage. At the same time regular monitoring of leak is being conducted in such tanks wherein the test of tightness then there are collection trays so as to avoid spreading up of the chemical overfilling protection is being considered which limit the risk of chemicals spreading by means of overfilling. When it comes to gaseous hydrogen refuelling stations there are series of safety measures which are taken so as to avoid any sort of accidents like that the hose and fittings they which are used they are qualified and validated hose and fittings which are as per the standards so as to avoid any accidental leakage. At the same time these wards and fittings these are periodically tested checked monitored and replaced at the time required whenever required. There are hydrogen detectors which are there at refuelling stations which activate warning and then they shut off the walls. There are flame detectors which are present at the point of hydrogen refuelling station there are automatic shut off walls which limit the hydrogen inventory in case of accidental release. Pressure monitors are present so as to detect any abnormal pressure drop which could arise because of any sort of leak or piping rupture and these spaces are either naturally ventilated or forced ventilated so as to avoid any sort of flammable conditions when in case of a release. These holes are grounded so as to avoid any sort of static electricity which could be generated during the refuelling and then automatic leak testing and flow restrictions are included automatic closing times so as to not only limit the flow rate but to close the feeding walls whose breakaway devices are present then there are shock protection to protect the dispenser from the mechanical impact, emergency punch stops so as to close the hydrogen feeding walls then these slabs are grounded so as to avoid any sort of sparks by static electricity. When it comes to fuel cell electric vikers these are equipped with various safety devices like thermally activated pressure relief device, thermal insulation, there are leak detectors, automatic shut off walls then the high pressure line is kept very short and a small sized medium pressure line, excess flow valve is there, shock detectors, absorbing shield, earthing connections are provided in the fuel cell electric vehicle. With liquid hydrogen trailers there are two safety walls provided at least one of which is pneumatic and all storage these are isolated by means of walls. Besides that road safety valve to evacuate if there is any over pressure there is a rupture disc which burst if there is a pressure rise into the trailer and then there are pressure relief devices so as to limit the risk of boil off. When liquid hydrogen storage tanks are considered then there are different monitors present like the pressure and temperature monitors, level monitors, pressure relief devices, rupture disc and level monitoring which is being provided so these are the safety features which are there with the different hydrogen infrastructure. Now to conclude this particular part we have seen the different hazardous situation which can arise because of the gaseous and liquid hydrogen release and at the same time we have seen what are the safety features which are included at the point of refilling or at the point of usage and while storing of hydrogen. Thank you.


Hey everyone, this is Jaspal and today I'll be giving an overview of our new work on structure of a private-set intersection. This is a joint work with my co-authors, Gayatri Garipela and Mike Rose Lake at Oregon State University. So, let's begin by looking at the traditional private-set intersection problem. So, there are two parties, Alice and Bob, and they both have a set of discrete points and they are interested in learning the set of points that are common to both their sets. However, there is an additional privacy constraint which states that both parties should learn nothing but just the intersection, which essentially means that Bob does not learn any of the elements of Alice's set outside the common elements O, N, R, and S. So, this traditional problem of PSI has been well studied in the literature, so let's consider a variant of this where Alice and Bob are holding a set of GPS coordinates in and around Santa Barbara and they are interested in learning if they both have GPS locations of any common locations. Now, it's extremely unlikely that Alice and Bob will have the identical GPS coordinates for a location. The more likely case is that they would have GPS coordinates which are pretty nearby. Hence, we can formulate this problem as a problem of first-zpsi where our goal is to learn the points of Alice and Bob which are within some distance delta for some parameter delta. So, one naive way to solve this first-zpsi problem is to redefine Alice's set as all the points contained within a delta radius ball around all its GPS coordinates. And then we essentially run plain PSI between Bob's points and Alice's expanded set. Traditional PSI protocols have communication complexity proportional to each party set. So, in this case Alice's communication would be proportional to the expanded set size which in this case would be union of delta radius balls. However, unlike plain PSI, in this case there is some known structure over Alice's input set. It's a union of delta radius ball. So, question is can we improve the communication complexity of PSI when there is a known structure over one of the party's input sets? So, in this work we introduce a new framework for structure-aware private set intersection which gives a very viable approach for doing semi-honest fuzzy PSI as mentioned before. So, we give very practical symmetric key-based PSI protocols for the case when Alice's input set has some publicly known structure. In our work, we reduce this problem of structure-aware private set intersection to a new variant of function secret sharing which we term as weak FSS. Using this framework, we reduce the PSI communication of Alice to order lambda times FSS share size where lambda is the security parameter and FSS share size is the share size for secret sharing the structured set of Alice. So, this is a considerable improvement over just the carnality of the expanded set in the cases when the FSS share size can be really small for structured sets. Other than the framework, we also give a number of new FSS techniques which allows us to construct really efficient weak FSS for union of geometric balls which has applications for fuzzy PSI. To learn more about our PSI framework and our new FSS techniques, you're welcome to attend my talk at Crypto 2022 or read our paper for a thorough discussion on all of these techniques. Thank you.


So, Mike and Rohana have been members of our Writer's Lab, and in fact, their first place premiered at my theater company. So we've had this long relationship, and it's sort of like deepened over the years, and when we had this opportunity to sort of host this, or with the Mellon residency, it was just a no-brainer to have these two sort of be a resident. I was also very interested in having them as co-writers, as a husband and wife, and now parents, and to see how that dynamic plays out, but this is just the continuation of a relationship that began many years ago. Yeah, my year at Writer's Lab was really been our home, and the two of us met there and joined the lab the same year, and so as our relationship has evolved, and as our art has evolved, it just made sense to keep on seeing what would happen if we stuck around at my year, given that they were our first productions in New York and where we met. And I think for us, a lot of our creativity has stemmed out of conversation regarding Asian American representation, and one of our first fights was actually about that, and what that meant, and our responsibilities as writers, and I think that dialogue continues to this day, and I think it continues to evolve, and so I think part of the reason why the residency really appealed to us is that it's actually giving us a space and the resources to actually leverage and experiment with some of the things that we're always talking about, so we never really leave my year when we're like, it's always a part of us we go home and we talk about the place we saw the lab fests and the labbies, and it's all so much a part of our DNA now.


How are we doing everybody? It is 2023 Prison release day. This is six box half case number one, six box, six boxes of hobby right here. Oh man. Thank you all for filling out the first break right on time. Let's read off our list of names and teams here. If you got Ben S with the Detroit Lions, Charles Raiders, Chris S Bears, Dave K Packers, Eric W. Dolphins, Greg R. Bucks, Harper with the Colts, Jacob H. Giants, Jeffery H. Steelers-Rams, Jeremy H. Vikings, Joe H Ravens, John R. Falcons, Josh N. Titans, Jaguars, Josh T. Cowboys, Justin R. 49ers, Kai, Cardinals, Laurie Eagles, Mark Anthony, Broncos, Matthew G. Bills, Matthew W. Chiefs, Matthias has Houston, Neil, Seahawks, Nicholas, Saints, Patrick G. Jets, Ryan P. Washington, Sam B. Patriots, Sean M. Panthers, Steve R. Browns, Travis T. Chargers, Zach with the Bengals. Oh man. It's time y'all. It's time. What's the first Maggot card we're going to have guys? What do we think? Color Blast, Manga? CJ Stroud. Numbered Stroud maybe? Purple Power. Oh, I love Purple Power. It's one of my favorites. Here we go, guys. Six box half case. Number one. Let's go. Okay. Here we go. I was trying to avoid that. You don't want to sound like Dak Prescott? Nope. That's weird. However, I used to think of Mario when I say that, but now all I think about is that. It's not great. Not a good switch. I can break like Mario all day. No. Actually, you know what? Actually, go ahead. That sounds entertaining. No. We would have negative 11 viewers. Yeah, probably. Andy Reed auto dude. A gold vinyl Andy Reed would be fire. That would be awesome. Okay, here we go. So we're going to have all the base up front. We've done some photo.  But yeah, all the base will be up here. Chase hype. There's a hyper behind it. And it is a Jimmy Garoppolo Vegas first numbered card of the day. Me G 85 of 175. Yeah. Yeah, I don't want to get big Nintendo coming down on us. Roger Jones there and an Anthony Richardson rookie. Nice. Base Richardson. Now we hit hard of the copyright strike. So four silvers, two autos, 10 numbered. 10 numbered is kind of a lot. Yeah, some SPs, y'all. For silvers, a swift for the Eagles. Hey, there we go. Got our first auto. It is rookie auto. It's Titans, Tyjay Spears solid hit for Tennessee. Tyjay Spears, but he gets some run. I like that. I like that. He is a good player. Key on white, Brian Branch. Yeah, when's that Nintendo theme park supposed to be done? That's what I want to. That's where I want to go. Never. Silver lives, that'd be cool. That would be cool. The one in California looks sweet. Silver rookie, DJ Turner, Simpson, Addy. First silver rookie. Tim Tebow color blast. Blue waves, Smage, Perine for the Broncos. Smage, Perine, 20 of 199. The one Johnson and a Roshan Johnson. Roshan Johnson. See that coming. Tyjay Spears trucks everybody in Madden. Really? Are you sure that's not Derek Hunter? All right, emergence of Watts. We got a purple behind it. Swat. Jamal Adams purple for Seattle. Nice. That is numbered to 125. 109 of 125. There's a Tank Dell. Go. Chris Rodriguez wants that guys. I want to focus on some Tank Dell stuff. Tank Dell. Hopefully that injury doesn't set him back next year. What would the biggest Tim Tebow card existence is? A 101. This is a Kirk Cousins. Kirk Cousins. What? What is that? Is that a variation of some sort? Prismatic? Is that profiles? Maybe. Profiles? Yeah, profiles. Kirk on the profiles. Are those SP? I think they were last year. Very nice for the Vikings. There we go. They look sick. Those look really good. That's why I slowed down there for a second. That's awesome. There we go, Minnesota. Profiles number nine is Kirk. Yeah, I like those. Those are cool, man. Yeah, big names on that list, too. Some legends, but you got guys like Mahomes and Lamar in there as well. Some big rookies, too. Paid Manning, Emmett Smith. Nice. Got an Orange Devante Adams. Tay Adams out of 249 Vegas and an O'Connell rookie for Vegas. Aden O'Connell. Darnell Washington. Washington. I'd imagine he probably recapped the Magda Kirk. Think so? Yeah. Magda Kirk. Those could be really rare. It doesn't say anything about rarity on the checklist. I'm going to assume they're pretty darn rare, though. It's probably like some rarity. We'll see. We'll see. I'm going to say Magda. It's pretty sick. Case hit, no idea. It doesn't say anything. It just has it listed. We know color blasts and mangas are rare. The common ones will be like portals, prism break, prismatic. I don't know about that. But assuming everybody said SSP, I would assume that's what it is. Purple Eyes, Chris Godwin at 225 for the Tampa Bay Bucks. All right, the cannons. Evan Hull and Clayton Tune. Mr. Tune. Name that tune. We're going to put that right there for now. Whoa. There we go. We'll see. We'll see. Maybe if we start pulling more, then we'll know. But right. Yeah, we pulled a White Knight. Pulled a Devante Smith White Knight last week. Fireworks Price Young. Blue Wave. Will Leviss. Nice. On the color match Titans. Let's go. 171 of 199. What a beauty. That's a secondary color match. Really sick card there. Josh and with Tennessee in half case, number one. That's awesome. That is awesome. Great first box here. Awesome first box. That's going into a mag too. Mims and Davis. Yeah, dip it in mayo. That's what Will would do. Pour some coffee on it. That's what Will would do. Purple Power Insert. Yeah, that's pretty sick. Fireworks Mahomes Purple Power. Dude, that is wild looking. That's cool. That's sick. That is number 49. And check out this, a Hyper Second-Ear Brock Purdy. Nice. That's awesome, dude. Eight of 175. Dang, dude. This box is crazy. Every nice second-year Purdy. They're on all right. Keisha on Bouté. Got Bouté early in the morning. It's in the Purdy's good. It's a solid carpet. Yeah. Oh, for some flashbacks, CJ Stroud. What? Love the flashbacks. Matthias. Those are clean. Dude, the flashbacks are so clean. This is getting crazy. This is getting crazy. Crazy good. Love the flashbacks. Orange of 249. The more Hamlin for the bills. A Leviss base now. A Byron Young.  Well, I'm already out of card stands for all the cards that we've magged. We're just going to have to rotate them, I guess. As we go along, we'll just change the cards on the cards there. We've got portals of Nick Chubb. These are kind of cool. They have like the collegiate uniform. Yeah, those are cool. Kind of a neat idea. I like that concept. A Jalen Hyatt. Red Wave. Rookie Otto to 199 New York Giants. Solid hit by the Giants there. 22 of 149. McKee. Horton. I wonder if he heard a who. Get it? Horton hears a who. Oh. Aw, donny. Look like Dr. Shoe's guy. Yeah. Yeah, so, so, so much of a one-tay Broncos. Almenra. Purple ice at 225. Nice. Lions. Maze. Got Addison base. All right. Well, that was an awesome first box. You got both your autos up for her. What's in this last one, though? I don't know. Well, a lot of numbers in these. I mean, 10 per box. Silver Kelsey, that's a Taylor Swift's boyfriend, actually. Those of you who didn't know. Red Wave, the 1 to 49, Minka for the Steelers. Minka Fitzpatrick. Ojalari and Shorter. Well then, let's see. I think Lane and Jay took the card stands. It was Rapscallions. I love the Straub, but we're going to put the color on the SPF here. It was Rapscallions. Straub will have his time. We'll find another card stand as the day goes on. I think there's going to be a lot of Magg cards today. Wow, that's my bold prediction right there. How many Maggs? Would you say 10 million? What's the over-under on that? What's the money line on Magg cards? Let's call it Vegas. We control what we Maggs on. Silver, Najee Harris. Red Wave, 8-chan. That's a nice one for the Dolphins. Script writers. Red Wave, Devon, 8-chan. Numbered, 130, 149. Had an awesome game this past week. Key and Horton. Maybe some big recaps on these breaks. 10 numbers in the box. Yeah, release day. Wiltreecap all numbered. There's a Flashback as well. Weather, Spoon, and Sea-Ox. He's been really good this year. Isaiah Hodgens got a prism. There we go. Purple. Purple to 125 for the Giants. Madison and Maisie. I wonder if that short for like Amazing or something. Like legitimately might be. Silver rookie, Christian Gonzalez, Patriots. Orange, Mills Moff, you had a 249. Houston, O'Jillari and Shorter. There's some of the same rookie base that we saw in the first box already. There's a Prismatic rookie, Bryce Young. Panthers. Purple, Khalif Raymond for the Lions. Khalif Raymond out of 125. Rice rookie chiefs and a concaged rookie Bills. All right, Donnie, ready for me to kick it into overdrive? Oh, boy. Prismatic, Silver, Jameer, Gibbs, Lions. Orange, Bouté. 249, rookie for the Patriots. Zales, Charbonnet. You need parallel adventures this year. I think portraits might be. It doesn't say anything about it on the checklist about it being SP, but we hadn't. I don't think we saw any during the photo rips. So they're definitely at least kinder rare. Did they have portraits last year? Now I'm starting to like second guess it. Lockdown, Bosa, Purple Ice, Minchuk, Colts, 225. People low two, Mingo. It's profiles, right? Not portraits. We want to get specific about it. Or do they have both? Profiles. Well, yeah, they've had manga for a couple years now. Colorblast they've had for a while. We've got the first year in dual colorblasts. Then there's the blueprints. Have we seen the blueprints yet? I don't think so. There could be a few that are SPs that it's not like. I'm not sure. It just lists the inserts pretty much. Silver, Dawson, Knox, Bills with the Marvian overshown rookie autograph for the Cowboys. A Stroud bass and spears. No, even if they introduce something, it's not really going to surpass like a colorblast for just SP non-numbered inserts. It probably wouldn't pass. Even manga or colorblast, I wouldn't pass those. At least in the first year, unless they hyped up something and got it that way, but they didn't do that. Orange wave rookie, it is 60 on a DK Osama for the Chiefs. Yeah, it's 60. Scoonmaker and Nolan Smith. Nolan Smith, they're really good. Yeah. Oh, that's a nice color. OK, there were some last year. OK, yeah, they're short printed though, the profiles. Silver, Bradley Chubb with the Dolphins. Navy camo of Joe Mixon for the Bengals. Nice low numbered sincey. Nice. It's going to be one of 25. Dorian Williams, Jared Hall. And the first breaks we listed, they were, the Texans were $4.99 and the Colts were $2.99. But I think those prices went up with the newest ones that we listed. We adjusted. So we lowered some teams and raised some others, thinking the newer ones. Purple Ice, Quinn and Williams for the Jets, number 225. That dude's a beast. Mims and Davis. I just got sent them. Bowman's Best University football checklist. Silver fireworks, Taylor for the Colts. Hey, Tanner McKee, Eagles, Rookie Autograph. Let's go. Do you want to talk about the Eagles? Darnell Wright, Kaysha Bute. No, no, we stop again. We're not talking, we're just pulling cards. Blue Wave, Billy Sims for the Lions out of $1.99. Leviss Base, and Byron Younger. All right, that was a much quieter second box. Still a good break so far. We got four more though, y'all. We're going to turn it around to here. Four more box. All right, so Donnie, who do you always play in the first round? Probably NSC Southburn, you said. Which I'm going to assume is going to probably be Tampa Bay. 249 Rookie, Nolan Smith, Eagles. Here we go, Grence and Parrish Johnson. I'll get you guys to link for the next one here in just a moment. There were just three to go when we started this first half case, but a second half of this first case. That a gold? Oh, boy, first gold. See what we got? Usually the color is upside down. I'm going to flip it. True gold. True gold rookie. And it is Josh Downs' variation. Nice. Yeah, I think the black. I think the backer line has variation. Congrats to the Colts. Nice. That is sick. That is sick. Yep, seven of 10. I would assume variation. This has a regular card number. Let me do a quick check here. Big congrats, Colts. We're going to get this mag either way. That is gorgeous. Yeah, so that is a variation then. Yeah. Sick. Here we go. Good looking gold, too. Good looking gold. Yeah, we're out of car. We're out of car. It's 5, 15 minutes ago. Diaper to 175, Fred Warner Niners, Gibbs, and Derek Hall. Love it, love it. Good stuff so far, guys. All right, let me get you that link under this. All right, there you put it. Oh, sorry. Deseraters. Thank you, Donnie. Lockdown, Aaron Donald. Purple, Tunsel to 125 Houston. Jake Hainer there. Did you ever get your Tunsels taken out? Yes. Oh, you did. I actually know I don't. That's why. I was like, yes. Wait, what is that? Yeah, what is that? Marvin Mims, Rookie Otto Broncos. Denver, second rounder there. Evans and Emmanuel Wilson. Says number three. $6 or actually $300. Number three of, well, the teams are different prices. If you're talking about person half case, number three. All right, Silver Hurst for the Panthers. I just paused. Panthers, Hayden Hurst. It's been on eight different teams. Blue Wave. That's true. Fields for the Bears out of $199. Tillman and a Hyatt. I mean, it just says teams start at that price. And then all the teams are different prices from there. Kind of, Wisco, you can get like, mongas and colorblasts all in the same case. It's like an average kind of thing. But for like one per case, I don't know. Usually it's like a pack, they do it like a pack odds thing. I mean, sometimes like, case can do multiple cases. So you're wondering why he's right, yeah. Purple Eye CD Lamb Cowboys out of a 225. There's a Bijan and a Tyree Wilson. Prison Break of Chase. Orange to $249. Tony Pollard. Cowboys, Weatherspoon and Harrison. Silver now. Calvin Austin, a third Steelers. And AJ Brown Autograph for the Eagles. Ooh, nice. Donnie didn't want to talk about the Eagles, so we were hitting the Eagles now. See, that's why I didn't talk about them, so we could hit them. Laporta Base of the Lions. There's a method for us. You talk about a team that you want to hit and then you say you don't want to talk about them, then they'll hit it. It's just science. Silver Rookie, Isaiah Foskey for the Saints. Red Wave, Hyatt to match the auto now for the Giants. Out of $149. Kansy and Chase Brown. Kansy been good for the Bucks. I can see that he's been good for the Bucks. You see that? Clash of Kansy. Blue Ice to $99. Taxes, Damian Pierce. I see it now. Abanaconda, Lucas Van Ness. Black Finite, Purdy, that'd be kinda cool. That would be awesome. Any Black Finite, I think it would be pretty cool, honestly. It's $249. Oranges, Osborne Vikings. Cam Smith, DTR. Nacket Trader to the Raiders. They just get all the expatriates. Orderbacks. Blue Wave, Skymore to $199 for the Chiefs. Please, no Josh McDaniels in the bats. Maybe as an offensive coordinator, I'd be fine with that. Anything else? No. Bigsby and Harrison. Okay, we're halfway through. I'm gonna rotate these out now. We've looked at Kirk and Levus long enough. We're going stroud and Josh Downs, that's what we're doing now. I'm gonna get more cartons after this, guys. I'm actually gonna have Donnie go steal them from Lane and Jay. That's what I'm gonna do. They're gonna be like, our cartons. What do you want me to do? Did you take them, Donnie? Should I be aggressive? Ah! Yeah, go in there and use threatened violence. Okay. Don't actually commit violence, but threaten it. The horse is giving me advice. Got all purpose silver breeze haul for the Jets. Blueway Van Jefferson for the Falcons to 199. Schoonmaker and Nolan Smith. Strive, what up? Jeremy, what's up? Strive, Jeremy, morning, morning, morning. Prism. That's what's up. All right, here we go. We got a hyper of Chandler Jones, Raiders, the 175. Jalen Carter, rookie, the Eagles, and a Sean Clifford. We need to pull a red Clifford. Very cool. Big red Clifford, dude. Silver Parsons Hype Cowboys with a Sean Clifford, rookie auto for the Packers. That's rookie QB auto there for Green Bay, Dorian Williams, and a Jaren Hall. And we're gonna top load all rookie QBs today, guys. Other rookies, there's some other rookies we're gonna top load too, but I think every QB will get top loaded today. Rookies. Not gonna top, I'm sorry, I'm not gonna top with the Drewblood, so. Got a Hyper to 175, Luque Caluque for the Panthers. Luke Keekley. There's anyone that deserves the top load. Drewblood. Drewblood, so. It's cool to see Keekley in this. And how are we doing, guys? Like the stream. A lot of people watching today. Silver is single Terry Bears. Got a Parrish Johnson Jr. rookie auto for the Cardinals. Need some more color on the autos now. Gonzales and Charbonnet. Yeah, a lot of, a lot of just silvers. We need to pick up after that first box is crazy. Right. That's a nice card since, but we need to pick it up here. Prismatic, Kelsey, Orange, A.J. Dillon, a 249 Green Bay. Nice. Pui Pelotu, Mingo. Prism autos are always like base silvers, right? Yeah, yeah, that's like the silver is the base for the A's. Yeah, yeah, that's what I mean. Silver KJ Osborne Vikings, a Mingo Purple Ice Rookie to 225 for Carolina. Nice. CJ Stroud rookie for the Texans. Yeah, Bledsoe is a better NFL quarterback before Breedy got to the NFL. I think maybe like a month. Prism break, Silver, CJ Stroud, Texans. Those are pretty good with the Silver. Houston there, Blue Eyes, single Terry out of 99 for the Texans. Ivan Pierce, Deuce Vaughn. Is there a Thursday game this week? Or since this is the last week, they just shoot it all on Sunday, right? Yeah, I don't think. There's no, there's definitely no Monday. Yeah, I don't think there's a Thursday night game. Green Scope is Watson for the Browns out of 75. Rashi Rice, Dalton Kincaid rookies. That is a Silver Rookie for the Saints. Rookie Williams is a Saint in this year. Chuba Hubbard out of 99 Carolina. Color match there on the Blue Ice. Brown L-Rite, Keshon Boute. Two Saturday games. Yeah, Thursday night football stinks, dude. It's like an obligation to watch it, but that's what the NFL wants, though. Kesh Money, Green Scope, Color Match Eagles, Deandre Swift. Good pickup for them. Out of 75, got a Levist Rookie for the Titans. By Renewing. Yeah, it'd be nice if our offense or answers slipped and not hurt. I mean, Silver Rookie is Dante Vianowicz for the Packers. I stand by what I said. Orange Duggar to 249 Patriots. Keegan Horton. How's it going, Hot Shots? How's it going? Moving along. Yep, Spencer, I totally know. Eagles play calling is, I think, the biggest issue. Oh, 100%. Like, the way they run their offense just doesn't make sense this year. Purple Ice pits. Purple Ice pits at a 225 for the Falcons. They don't use Hurts and Swift together or enough in the back to read options and things like that. We can literally have 200-yard drushing a game. Let's not do that. Yeah. Silver is the Niko All-Treat for the Titans, followed by a Seahawks Rookie Autos Zack Charbonnet. Nice. There we go, Seahawks. A Bonaconda Van Ness. Spencer, you don't miss Swift, though. You were talking about how Swift has always heard or something. Not heard for us. Must be at Lions thing. Rookie Silver is Michael Wilson for the Cardinals. And Orange at 249 is Datsun, a rookie. The only one that charges Elijah Datsun. Cam Smith and DTR rookies. Hey, that is becoming a fact at this point, Vaughn. Is that how it worked in Detroit? Got Portals of Lawrence for the Jags. A Red Wave, Chuba Hubbard, number 2149 for the Panthers. Got Bigsby and Harrison. Yeah, should still be just the Raiders left. That is true, Raiders left. All right, Hyper, Dewan Johnson for the Rams. Rookie out of 175. Deontay Banks and Jackson Smith and Jigba. Siriani, I don't know if it's Siriani. The only thing that's really changed and affected is offensive play calling. Right, and we got, I'm assuming that's a new coordinator. The way they run it. I think it's Siriani's playbook and then the coordinator's calling it in the wrong place. Yeah, I know, Swift has heard a lot. At the... Nice hot shots. Nice. Good luck, man. Purple Rookie, Tyree Stevenson out of 125 for the Bears. Dotson and Wicks. Orange, 249. Gabriel Davis for Buffalo. Charlie Jones, Jake Hainer. I got one point. That was like the Belichick defense thing. It's like, oh, a defensive coordinator for the Patriots. That means he must be good because the Patriots have good defense. And it's like, well, actually, Bill is basically the defensive coordinator.  You're just like in the background. Silver, fireworks, AJ Brown Eagles. Blue Wave to 199 is little Jordan for the Broncos. I mean, yeah. Patriots think this year, but their defense is still filthy.  I understand that, Patricia. Eagles make him a GM. Probably. Silver, all purpose. He's Jacobs for the Raiders. Hyper, Klee, Frayman, the Lions out of 175. Tillman and Hyatt. That is a Keishon Boute, rookie autograph for the Patriots. Bijan and Tyree Wilson. Got Silver CD lamb for the Cowboys. Red Wave to 149, Rookie Joy Porter Jr. Steelers. JPJ, 112 of 149. It's about Weatherspoon and Tom Harrison. Thought someone was coming inside the door. Right? Nope, Ghost Printer. That's the list, only the list. Ah! Silver Stafford for the Rams. Blue Wave to 199, Hunter Vikings. It's attacking us. I had that last one, Prince Ocelot. I don't know. It was going fast. It was like beep, beep, beep. Printer's getting tired. It's like a heart monitor. All right, last one. Come on now. First couple of boxes were pretty sick. Turn around here. Yeah, we pulled some of the Kirk Cousins SP, Blue Wave Leviss, Stroud, Flashback, Down's Gold, Rookie Variation. Thought he got scared. Definitely not me. Prismatic Rookie Gibbs Lyons, Green Scope, Deron Payne to 75, Washington. Green Scope Payne, Hinden Hooker, Joey Porter Jr. Yeah, then they let some other guys go that. We're basically starters to start the year, right? Like Jones. Yeah, there's been a lot of movement. I think it's because the safeties and the linebackers in the front is so good. Silver Prismatic Debo for the Niners. It was like a lot of depth. Oh, Purple Eyes Hyatt, Rookie for the Giants. Giants are pretty solid. Some Hyatt's here at 225. Tyler Scott, Brian Breesy. Rehire Matt Canada. Matt Canada, dude. I'm sure the Eagles have him on the Raider. Silver All Purpose is Barrow Bengals. Red Wave, Jacobs out of 149 Raiders. Forbes and Puka, first Puka of the day. Need a Puka Auto. Last time Puka had a Auto, so I think it was present draft. He had some in Black, didn't he? Oh, did he? Oh yeah, he did, he did. Orange Carter, Rookie for the Eagles. Nice. Orange Carter at 249. Trey Tucker, Miles Murphy. I already feel the Prism Dust attacking me. Oh boy. I'm getting accosted by the Prism Dust. Blue Wave, Hainer, Rookie for the Saints. This is a rookie QB number there. Was he in certified? So, 199 is Hainer. Puka, might have, yeah. Rentson, Parris Johnson. But I think Black up came up before certified, right? Yeah, I think Prism draft, he had Auto's too, I think. Yeah, but. His first Rams would have been, I think, Black. Yeah, that was certified, I believe. Purple Tua to 249 for the Dolphins. Purple Tua, starting out to 249, 125 to 125. Passing Arts Leader, Gibbs and Derek Hall. Be sure to like the stream, everybody. Navy Camo of Rodney Thomas II for the Colts. Rodney Thomas II is number six of 25. Got Falski and Jack Campbell. Siobhan, Celtics, dude, what are they doing? I mean, it's a Thunder, a Thunder, a really good team. Silver, Bri-Rob, Commanders. With a Rashi Rice to 75, Green Scope, Rookie Auto. Nice hit for Kansas City. Nice. There you go, KC. He's been pretty darn good. Yeah. Matthew W. He's definitely stepped up, we're like. They needed somebody to do it. He's the rookie mid-round guy, and he's playing better than every single vet they have at receiver bases. We won this. He's stepping up when they need someone to step up, so it's good to see. Silver Rookie is mayor for the Raiders. They hyper All-Star Bucks. Allen's number to 175, Farley-Canons. Erica Gray, KJ Henry. Rams, Zach Evans, Rookie Autograph. Rams, Zach Evans, DJ Turner, Will Anderson. All right, last couple. Come on. Where's that black finite? Where's that gold vinyl? You did hit a true gold though in the first break. That's awesome. Silver is Gabriel Davis-Bills. Orange Tannehill to 249 Titans. Good morning, Starshine. Oh boy. Michael Wilson, Michael Mayer. Michael for Mayor, Michael for Mayor. Ah, I get it. Silver, Preston Smith-Packers. Blue Wave, Camara to 199, Saints. Yeah, no. Okay, see, pretty good. Benton and Downs. Okay, let's do a recap here. We'll do every numbered card and... It'll be a long recap. Yeah, long recaps today. Oh no, oh no, what's that? We might need this. Thanks, Corti. Oh, Corti snatched him. Well, we won't know what break this is. Yeah, can you do that over here? Yeah, I got some, I got some Maggaronis. Cool stuff. SSP. What is that one? That's a variation. That has the... That better.  Give me until the paycheck. Go buy a box of Prism. Right? Go third's only. Next paycheck. Next paycheck. I know. I know, I know. You gotta get the hits now. You gotta rip on release days. Some of the cards are hot on release day. Okay, yeah, all numbered. Good Lord. Yeah, well the Maggaronis lose back to back, so they just lost to Golden State last night and then they got back to back playing in Sacramento tonight, so... No, my Papa John's. Yeah, Donnie can't eat Papa John's now. Sorry. Running out of Papa Dope. What's up? Running out of Papa Dope. Have you tried the Calzone stuff crust yet? No, I don't get Calzones though. Or is it just a Calzone crust? I'm confused. It's like a ricotta, something, something crust, yeah. Yeah, it looks good enough where I'm considering it. But only at the discount. All right, numbered cards.  Tana Hill, Carter, Davis. Dotson, Duggar, Dillon, Osborne, Pollard, Nolan Smith, K. Shawn Butte, Davis Mills, the Moore Hamlin. Quitting William C. Lamb, Minshew, Hyatt, Pitts, Godwin, Mingo, and the St. Brown. Hainor, Hunter, Jefferson, Skymore, Billy Sims, Alvin Camara, Fields, Lil' Jordan Humphrey, Samaj P. Ryan. All-Star, DeWon Johnson, Warner, Chandler Jones, Luke Keekley, Raymond, Purdy, and Garoppolo. We had Chuba, Porter, Jacobs, Jalen Hyatt, Devon A. Chan, Minka, Hodgins, Raymond, Tunsel, Tua, Tyreek, Steven, Syndrome All-Adams, Singletary, Hubbard, and Pierston 99. There's 75, there's Swift, Payne, and Watson, to 60, Anadike Ozama, Purple Power to 49, Mahomes, Fireworks. Chiefs had a pretty solid break. Navy Cam was at 25, Aberradi Thomas II, and Joe Mixon. Autos of Evans, Butte, Charbonnet, Parrish Johnson, Sean Clifford, A.J. Brown, Marvin, Mims, Tanner McKee, DeMarvian Overshown, Tyjay Spears, to 149, Jalen Hyatt, to 75, Hershey Rice, Nice One, Canes of City. Then, cards that we magged. We had a Prism Flashback of C.J. Stroud. Not terribly rare, but Stroud's that dude, huh? He's that dude. There we go, Texans. We had a SP Profiles, Kirk Cousins, and Vikings. Cool, great looking card there, I like that design. Blue Wave, Will Levish, Ricky to 199 Titans, with that secondary color match. And a gold Ricky variation of Josh Downs for the Colts. That's number seven to 10. Thanks again, everybody. Number two coming up.


Mark's the beginning of National HBCU Week, both in the nation's capital and around our great country. Here to join us to talk about HBCU Week as centered in Maryland's perspective, a dear brother of mine, a proud graduate of Morgan State University and the Senior Vice President and Chief Content Officer of Maryland Public Television, Mr. Travis Mitchell. So, brother, it is a complete honor to have you on this evening to talk about MPT's offering for HBCU Week, which kicked off last night, continues tomorrow. I'm going to be a part of that. We'll get into it in a little bit. But first, can you tell us more about your efforts as the grain trust behind HBCU Week on MPT? No, it's certainly a pleasure to join you and to have this conversation today. I think really you and I began this conversation a year ago when I was envisioning it. I wanted to tap into the best and brightest minds HBCU graduates and say really what's missing. And I believe that in public media, the platforms of public media belong to the people of the state or the local region that the outlet serves. And what had been missing and has been missing on public media is using the platforms to truly support institutions that are pillars within the African American community. And one of those institutions happens to be HBCUs. And so it was important for us to use our platforms here in Maryland and also elsewhere by taking content about HBCUs, showcasing it in the DMV, and then finding unique stories that we could also distribute nationally to public media affiliates across the country. And so the design of HBCU Week was designed to really think global and act local. And I think we've been able to do that. This is the second annual HBCU Week. We kicked off things last evening with a one hour special on the six HBCUs here in the DMV and the DC, Maryland area, followed by the national release of Shaw Rising, which is the documentary of the oldest HBCU in the South Shore University. And we ended up with a documentary on the Freedom Riders. And what it did is it placed the contemporary relevance of HBCUs as a needed component of a key driver of the American economy as it relates to developing the talent that America needs in order to remain globally competitive. But it put the value proposition of HBCUs in historical context. So the activism and the leadership developed by HBCUs, this generation, we are the beneficiaries of the sacrifices of students 50, 60 years ago who have continued to their work has continued to open up doors for and continues to open up doors for generations yet unborn. And so I thought that was why it was important to launch HBCU Week at a time such as this. Let's talk about the effort to unite kind of the historical value of HBCUs, which so many of us have great pride in and great appreciation for. And that contemporary value that you're talking about, because I think that sometimes we kind of trend the tradition more over than the utility or the necessity of today.  How do you bridge those two things so people get the connectivity between past and present? Well, one of the things that the most effective presidents are able to do is quickly articulate the value proposition in a contemporary context to make the university's offerings relevant to the regions that they serve. And so higher education in general is going through a seismic shift in terms of its business model. And the HBCUs I believe that are thriving can articulate the competitive advantages of their university. So both they are able to serve a historic population and not abandon that population, but they have to be able to communicate to that population how the offerings of the university will graduate that student to be competitive in the workforce. And then secondarily, I think they have to be able to communicate to the stakeholders in the region what is the slice of pie that they have carved out to truly feed the community of the educational offerings that they have. If you can only rely on what you did yesterday and you cannot articulate the competitive advantage you have among the crowded field of higher education offerings, particularly as it relates to so many low cost I would dare say cheaper alternatives that really don't have the substance or the quality, but they are crowding the marketplace. You have to be able to shift and sift through that crowded field to really articulate what's unique about your university's present day abilities to provide opportunities to students. Let's talk about some of your background because I think for HBCUs it's always important for esteemed graduates to be able to articulate that how do you get here from their opposition. Talk about some of your roots in Carolina, particularly at Shaw University, which leaves your involvement in the Shaw Rising documentary. How does that translate to Morgan and then activism at Morgan and now today's success? Jared, I appreciate the question. HBCUs are in my blood. I grew up on the campus of Shaw University. My father was a all-CIAA basketball player there. He was a basketball coach at Shaw University. My mother was an outstanding student at Shaw University. My uncle was on the board of trustees. All of my cousins, aunts, and uncles went to Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina. That is where I grew up from the age of three all the way until I was 18 years old. I was always on the Shaw University campus through good times, through bad times. I was a fixture on that campus and it was my first exposure to what I'm going to call Wakanda.  It was because Shaw University was in my DNA that when it was time for me to choose a university, I chose to go to Morgan State University because Morgan offered me a double scholarship. I was an athlete. I played basketball and I was an honor student. It was a place where I needed to be to really sort out what the next steps were going to be for me, but it was a place similar to what I experienced growing up on the campus of Shaw University. What I say is that had there been no Shaw University, there would have not been a Morgan State University. No Shaw, no Morgan, no me. Then once I got to Morgan State and I realized that my path forward was not going to be on the basketball court.  It was higher than my points per game or my assists per game and it might have been higher than my minutes per game. I like to say that I was a- Morgan was highly competitive then. Morgan was indeed highly competitive. I had to find my own competitive niche and develop my own value proposition. I found that where I could contribute most, I was actually going to redshirt on the basketball team and it was when I redshirted that I could take my first journalism class. I fell in love with journalism and I became the editor of the campus newspaper and the S'morgan Spokesman, which you are a former editor of the campus newspaper. Then it led me to become the spokesperson for our student movement that maybe we'll talk about in a moment, but it was at Morgan that I learned who I was. I wasn't just a leader on the basketball court. Morgan taught me to transfer those leadership skills off the court. I was a point guard so I could see things before they happened and that's what a visionary does in business. Morgan taught me that I had innate abilities, gifts, talents that I had not tapped into. Morgan developed those gifts, talents and abilities and enabled me to rise within the media world where at the age of 28 years old I was the youngest chief operating officer in the cable industry and I scaled a new digital cable channel from two cities to 3,600 cities, 31 million homes and a four-year period. It was because Morgan had prepared me to do so that I was ready for the challenge. Let's get into that part of the student movement at Morgan because if HBCU culture's greatest generation is the civil rights generation, the second greatest is those in the 80s and 90s who fought hard to realize the efforts of their forebears and you certainly were part of that at Morgan. Following civil rights in the 80s and 90s, the students were very active about facility improvement on the campus, academic equity, pushing back against efforts to derail the campus' growth, so to speak. Talk about your experience there as an activist and how does that shape your design as a programmer, as a content officer, as a vice president and MPT? Well, I will say this at the time. Remember this is the late 80s, early 90s. There was in our culture, particularly in hip-hop culture, the culture of hip-hop at that time was very political. It was very conscious. We were public enemy, we were poor righteous teachers, we were brand-nubians, tribe call quests, we were really about the culture and about fighting for systemic change, getting our peace of the pie and not apologizing for demanding it now. That's the age that I grew up in and found myself in at Morgan. It was a very politically astute time where students were very plugged in to what was happening around the world and what was happening in their communities and the culture. When I was a student at Morgan and edited a student newspaper, we had really discovered that the university had been historically and systemically underfunding because of Jim Crow laws and because of systemic racism. We were tired of being tired of having inadequate facilities as a result of underfunding and we wouldn't believe the hype. The hype at that time, sold to us by the powers that be, were to believe that the reason why Morgan struggled was because of fiscal mismanagement of our leadership and nothing could be further from the truth. You cannot make, you cannot get blood out of a turnip, as my grandmother used to say. The reality is that if Morgan had been underfunded for a 40-year period, you were going to have infrastructure issues, you were going to have dilapidated buildings that really no maintenance could solve at that particular point because deferred maintenance is one of the big areas where HBCU struggled. There's never enough money to upkeep new buildings. The only remedy is to tear the building down and build a new brand new building. Our president, Dr. Earl S. Richardson, had a vision for the future that had been blocked by the powers that be. We as students said, our president has a vision. We have a responsibility. We're going to marshal our resources. We're going to band together. We're going to take over our administration building, not as a sign of protest against our president, but as a sign of protest against the state of Maryland and the sitting governor at that time, William Donald Schaefer. Because we paid tuition and fees, we had the right to be on any building at any time. We just couldn't leave. And so we did leave. We stayed there. Now, the issue for us was, let's take our message to the state. Let's articulate our cause to the powers that be across the higher education and the legislative bodies that could make some decisions to invest and fund and expedite that 25-year plan. And so in the course of it, we began to link up with student movements across the country. There were student movements at Howard, student movements at Bowie State, student movements at Tennessee State University. And you began to see across the country, much like you saw in the 60s with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, you began to see a conscious effort of HBCU students banding together to fight for increased funding for their schools. And our case, the remedy was, let's expedite that 25-year schedule. Let's bring some of the dormitories down in advance of what the state wanted on an expedited timeline, which forced the state then to fund the building of brand new dormitories. And so we were very focused and intentional on what we wanted outcomes to be. And we were willing to risk our academic future so that future generations could benefit from brand new facilities that we see today. I think the net result of the 25-year plan that Dr. Richardson put in place, if I'm not mistaken, is close to two billion dollars in capital improvements over at Morgan over that 25-year period. So that's the era that I grew up in. And how it shapes me today is that, again, I can think of no greater cause for me than the support of HBCUs. Because when I close my eyes at night, I thank God that I was able to go to Morgan because that has created an opportunity for me to provide for my family, to provide for my daughter who's a Morgan student right now, to support people in my community, to pay off, pay mortgage notes and car notes when people are in need because I am a high wage earner. I'm a high wage earner not because I'm so smart. I'm a high wage earner because Morgan put something in me, developed something in me that I could give back to my community, which includes my immediate family and those around me. And that is why HBCUs are so important. That is why the greatest investment we can make as a community, as a Black community and the call for remedies to systemic racism, I believe, are directed toward investments in HBCUs. We're going to get into that in depth tomorrow on NPT's Conversations for Change. That's going to be tomorrow at eight o'clock, live stream. I'll be sure to click below. You'll see the link to register for that. But talk a little bit about the content because that journey that you're speaking about is the construct of what tomorrow's conversation will be, activism, policy making, all of these things that are central to HBCU advancement. Talk about or sneak preview for us what we can expect tomorrow. Well, you're going to see a panel of intergenerational HBCU leaders from around the country. And I'm very happy about that, that we have every age group represented. We have some presidents, both from public institutions and private institutions. We have student government leaders. We have HBCU advocates. We have policymakers at the state level who are grappling with the remedies in their state for past underfunding of HBCUs and what the remedies might be in their states based on precedent that may be set in other states. We're having a family conversation and we're asking all HBCU graduates to chime in and learn and listen and contribute to the conversation about their HBCU experience. You and I have shared this vision for some time and what I'm most proud of is you have WEAAFM, which is the Morgan State University radio station. You have Howard University radio station 96.3 WHURFM 96.3. The HBCU channel carried on Sirius XM satellite. And we have you, my brother, with the HBCU digest and education news flash, I believe it is now. And so we have a coalition of the willing that are using the platforms that exist to have this conversation. It's just the beginning, but it's not a conversation we need to have one time. It's a conversation that we should have every day to make sure that the focus of HBCUs is not shifted to other priorities within this administration or any other administration. And we have to keep our foot on the gas to press toward our destiny. And so if we don't push the envelope, if we don't demand change and we don't talk about these issues, nobody else will. One more time. Tomorrow night, conversations for change for HBCU week that will be at 7 p.m. streaming on Maryland public television and social media pages and online. And brother, we appreciate your time. But just one more time remind us how much people should be willing to participate in shaping this conversation tomorrow night. It's vital. We need to demonstrate that there is a big demand for this type of conversation. We're hoping that we have a record turnout tomorrow. We are hoping that the phone, that the social media platforms are pouring in comments. We need to hear from you. And I want to take that information, and I want to use it as evidence that we need to continue to have these conversations on a consistent basis. And also the time we find ourselves in. It's not just for us from a self-serving standpoint, but there's some very serious decisions and some legislation that's about to come up that's going to impact the future of HBCUs. We need to let people know that we're paying attention and that we're not asleep at the wheel. And we have to make sure that some of this legislation is passed so that HBCUs can take that next step forward.