In today's video, we're opening an 11-year-old sealed case of 2012 TINs. What's up guys? We're back with another old school TIN opening. This is going to be super fun, because I've never opened these TINs before, and they're over 10 years old at this point. But before we hop into the case opening, I have a giveaway. This I got in a collection purchase video, and I didn't actually give those away in this video, and I said I'd put them in a different video, so here it is. So there's some pretty nice cards in here, it seems. The giveaway for this video is a guiding quen, the virtuous, and a Jinzo 25th anniversary. All you have to do is like the video, be subscribed, turn on notifications, let me know down below what your favorite pack is from the TINs, and maybe your favorite pull. We have Goster and Ultimate Rare potential in this video, so get excited. Also, I want to remind you guys, go check out the YouTube community tab, because I have recently announced a lot of winners. I've been shipping them out non-stop. I've been going crazy, making sure I'm caught up on them. So if you have gotten one and you haven't claimed it, make sure to do that right now. This is going to be a long video. Sit back, relax, grab some popcorn. I'm going to open up this case, not 10, but I'm going to open all the TINs at once. Let's get to it. All right, here is the reveal of the TIN opening. This is always exciting. Here we go. Oh, here we go, baby. We have, so I have opened one of these TINs before. I've opened the Heroic Champion, which is this one. I have not opened the top ones, which is the Evels Ardoka. So we have six of each of these. So there's a lot of packs to be opened in this video. Let's start off with the first one. This is TIN Numero Uno. Let's check out what you can get in here. So there are different waves in 2012. So in this one, you get three photon shock wave, two galactic overlord. There's one where you get orders of chaos. I think that's wave two. There's actually like a wave 2.5 in 2012, where it was a single, I think it was Prophecy Destroyer, which I actually have like 10 of those. So, you know, maybe at some point we'll do a lot of those 2.5 wave, but I'd never heard of a 2.5 wave. So they did two TINs and wave one, two TINs and wave two, and then a third wave. So I guess 2012 is extremely popular for TIN openings. All right, let's start here. These are so minty. I really should not be opening all these. This is just, this should not be happening. These should be sealed. They're just beautiful specimens of a TIN, but you guys know what we do here. I really should have just opened a couple of them. I haven't done every 2012 Megaton opening yet, and that's because I'm missing a couple of them, or one of them actually. And I'm not gonna have any more Dulk after this video. So we're gonna have to refine some of those. Just do this. We have the promos. I don't know if I should open these promos. Maybe I'll open them up and grade them. I did that with the dragon rulers and actually turned out okay. So maybe I'll do that in this one. We created a lot of TINs surprisingly. Thanks to these little little pop tart packs they put them in. We have the Excalibur. That's beautiful secret rare. Blizzard Princess. Are there any good promos in here? Windup rabbit. Loggy is pretty good. And then wind up Zin mains. Those are not bad cards. I don't know about these. I don't think they're that great, at the moment at least. Okay, so then we get our three. The cool part is Photon Shockwave because unlimited Ghost Jar would be amazing. And you guys know my story about the Ghost Jar Jarvis. Yeah, I'm queuing you Jarvis. All right, Photon Shockwave. Here we go. Let's do this. We're gonna find the Patrick out. We'll just do three to start, then we'll figure it out as we go. We have Lumize. The Goblin Pothole Squad. Wow. Gotta get to work on those roads. Vanilla. We have Laval Dual Slasher. Senior Silver Ninja. Very nice. Mirror mill. We have the Windup Knight and the Space Cyclone. So not guaranteed foils, because we're back in 2012, guys. The good old days. I know a lot of you guys are like, ah, these days there's too many foils in Yu-Gi-Oh. So back in our day, this is how it was like. Okay, all you young lads out here, they get foils every, every pack and every five foils a pack or whatever. Bootin' the whole bootin'. We gotta pull the bootins out. Those are clutch. Camera Clops, Light Ray, and a Wattail Dragon. So we're starting it off, Ofer. Let's do a little count on how many foils we pull in this video. Not including the promos, obviously. So it's gonna be 12 times five, 60 packs. Let's see what we go out of 60. Put your predictions down low right now. We're obviously Ofer 2 now. So the max is 58. If we go 58 in a row. So Ofer 2 on the screen right now. We'll have it pop up as we go. Maybe at the end of each 10 we can have like a, you know, we went one for five and then have the total. So 10 one, like one for five. And then, yeah, that's what we'll do. Okay, we have Wrath, we have Overlay Owl, Earwig, Hierotic Dragon, Supremacy, we have Oni, we have Overlay Eater, Hammer Shark, and a Wattail Dragon. So right now, we're at Ofer 3. Not a great start. We have two more foaked on Shockwave. Galactic Overlord's not a great set, but it does have, you know, some really cool Alties and Ghosts, which is obviously what we really care about when we're opening these days. We have Evo Karma, Pryor of the Ice Barrier, Sound of the Retreat, Ray Rider, Acorn-O, One Day of Peace, Senior Silver Ninja, Kaga-Dokage, that's a good card, and Wattcobra. Okay, last chance in this first 10, not starting it off super hot. Look, these are all randomness in terms of the packs. You know, we could get Double Boaster, I'm just saying. I'm excited, because it's potential we could get one from each pack. We get two from the same pack, who knows. I don't know if the pack tricks right or wrong yet, but it's either gonna be in front or behind the foil. Windup Bat, Evo Miracle, if I had to guess, it's gonna be three from the back, and then it's gonna be, it's gonna be right. Photon Booster, let's be proven right, right here. Nope, heartfelt appeal, so great start. All right, rough start, let's go to the Dolka. So are the promos different here? The promos are different, that's Scrap Dragon, Ginex Neutron, Dark Highlander, and then Zen mains, so pretty cool. I think Zen mains is probably still like a dollar, right? Who really knows, let's open this thing up. The Dolka 10 looks absolutely amazing.  I think it looks absolutely incredible. So open this thing up. The Dolka Secret Rare is gonna look great too. We'll open up one of these for sure. Let's see what these promos look like. So Dolka looks insane, that looks so good. We have Ginex Neutron, Scrap Dragon's a good card, Dark Highlander, and we have the Windup Zen mains. Beautiful, so pretty nice variety of promos. Not like as crazy, some of these have like Max C, some of the 10s, it's pretty insane. We have Evel's Ardolka, not these 2012 necessarily, but some other ones too, maybe it is 20, I don't know when they are. Pots on Shockwave, let's go, one, two, three. We're gonna find out that, or that's a pack trick eventually, we have Sound of Retreat. What if we went over 60, how crazy would that be? Silling ceremony, we've done a, you guys remember the 2003 opening, it's been crazy before, Evo Karma, we're over six, so we're getting there. We're one tenth of the way from going over 60. Hopefully that does not happen, that would be a real bummer. Black to go, Lord, all we need is a go-sher and that'll turn these ratios right. Whoa, what in the world is going on here? Okay, let's do that. Maybe that means we actually got a foil this time. We have Hieratic Dragon of Nuit, Wacky Magic, that Wacky Magic, we have Influence Dragon, watch out, Hieratic Overlay Eater, Shadowtail, Ganga Gardener, and oh, it exceeds unit. Wait, neither of these have exceeds, what is it, exceeds something that's like 20 bucks now that I pulled the other day? I don't think either of these have it. I just sold it on TCG Player, $20 Ultra Rare. So that'd be nice if it was in here. I mean, I'd be okay with a $20 Ultra. Maybe some of these other exceeds cards are worth something, I'm guessing something happened in the meta. I don't know what it was, one, two, three, but hopefully it happens to some of these cards. We have Pinecono, we have Ohm, we have Fiery Ferber, we have Vanilla, Wattcancel, Rayrider, we have Windup Knight, and Fish Ray. All right, two more packs. We're only on tin number two, there's 12 tins in here by the way, so.  One, two, three, here we go. We have the Thatwacky Magic, Abelzar, we have Swords, Influence Dragon, Darwino, Ladybug, we have the Ancient Dragon, and, oh by the way, I forgot to mention the pack trick was correct, but still not helping us too much in terms of the foil bowls. Photon Shockwave, one more chance in this tin. We have at least pulled something, Creepy Coney. Oh, I think I skipped through this earlier. Thank goodness I didn't notice. Oh gosh, the Creepy Coney, you gotta watch out. Pinecono, so it's horrifying. Forever. Bonilla, oh no, get out of here, Watcancel, Tyrant's Throws. And a D-Boy Secret Rare, D-Boys, let's go. Very nice Secret Rare pull, we'll take it. D-Boy's two foils in that one, that's much better than tin number one. All right, tin three, this is the quarter mark after we're done with this. Three out of 12, we have pulled two total foils, so not the best, on pace for one per tin, which is probably gonna be pretty normal. Hopefully we get some crazy ones though where we get really lucky. I'm gonna be pulling these promo packs aside, so I think they're probably better than not be open. All right, photon shockwave, unlimited. One, two, three, Ghost Rare coming up. We have Illuminize, Creepy Coney, no! Pinecono, Control, Switten, we have Ray Rider, we have Bridge, we have Tyrant's Throws, and a Black Ray Lancer Super Rare Arteofoil, starting off one for one on this tin. Okay, not bad, I'm not mad about that. Galactic Overlord, what can you do? What can you provide us? Will it be Epic, Blade Bouncer, Hortic Dragon, Star Dragon, Gauntlet, Belt, Overlay Eater? We have the Photon Papalovative, that's a good guard, and the Doom Donuts, dang it. Thought we were gonna do it there and go two for two. Also, I wanna mention, I don't think I've pulled either of these Ghost Trairs like out of a pack before, like not out of a mystery box, or a mystery pack. We have a Bhutan, we gotta pull that out real quick. One, two, three. So these would be big to add to our pull every Ghost Trair goal. We have Influence Dragon, Overlord, Ladybug, Rocket Arrow, and the Doom Donuts. I love that they have a rare right before the foil so I can like know that the foil's next, you know? I don't have to like accidentally pull the foil. Two packs of Photon Shockwave, we're just one for right now. Not over, but one for. We have Evo, Windup Warrior, come on, give us that Ghost Trair, or the Ulti would be pretty amazing as well. Photon Lead, IC, Photon Booster, Sargent Electro, one of the cheapest Ulti Rares in existence. This card in Ulti Rare is like $1 and you can't sell it. It's crazy. Okay, final pack. Another foil has been pulled. But can we get one? No, wait, that's four now. So two in this one, so four totes. Yeah, okay, not bad, heartfelt appeal. Acorn has still no high rarity though. I mean, a secret rare I guess is, yeah, that's true. We've gotten one. Ooh, a Levaul Lance Sword, that is a comment. I thought it was a Super for a second, it was not. All right, we're a quarter of the way through. This will put us a third of the way through. Another Dolca Tin, destroying these beautiful tins. It's a sad time, but also a fun time. Let's get something that'll make it somewhat worth it, like a Ghost Rare. Come on, start off with a Photon Shock Wave. Shock the Wave, what can we get? Ghost Rare right here, Watcobra, Zenmal Function, Ego Boost, Acorn-O, Little Corning, we have the Silver Ninja, Mirror Mail, Photon Booster, and an XC's Gift. Wait, it wasn't the gift, right? I don't think it was the gift. Oh, I think it was, what was the XC's card? It was crazy, it was really high. But yeah, we'll take that. Not bad, Ultra Rare, that gives us five foils so far.  We've done, what, zero, two, two on the foils? Right now we're one for one, we've got four packs left. We could beat two. Let's make this the best tin we've had so far. We have Storm, another Dueling Staple, Butterfly Yoke, Hieratic Seal, Supremacy, Daedalus, Nimble, we have the Light Ray Diablos, and the Blade Mounds, this like has some, serious edgeware right there, you can see. Three packs left, we got this. We're one for two, we still got three left, we can beat two. Just gotta go two for the next three. Don't even have to be perfect, just gotta go two for the next three, right there. We have Pine, Kono, Gephro, Ome, Marin, Fervor, we got Bonilla, get out of here, Bonilla, Wokcancel, Copy Night, and oh, Thunder and Dragon, Ultra Rare. Okay, two for three, not bad, Thunder and Dragon. Still no Ultis though, I'm really hoping for one. Thunder and Dragon, that puts us at six total foils so far, two left, I'm gonna save the Photon Shockwave because Galaxy Eyes, Photon, Dragon, it's my favorite card out of these two sets. Storm, Injector Firefly, Butterfly Yoke, It's Telebolt, Guard, Raton, Daedalus, Dimension Slice, and Blade Bouncer, it's gonna come down to the final pack. Our fourth tin, will it contain a third foil and be our best tin yet? Three from the back, here we go, Photon, Galaxy, Dragon Eyes, here we go, Damage Diet, Sunfish, also Dueling's card, Wokcancel, Rayrider, Acornow, One Day of Peace, we have Ibalzore Volcano, and number 83, Galaxy Queen, that is three foils, we have officially done it. A new record for foils out of a tin, that is three out of five. So after that first tin, we're actually doing okay, we went over, then we went two out of five, two out of five, three out of five. So if this one can go even better, obviously, that's great, four out of five, if we get one of those, it's gonna be crazy. A five for five, I mean, that's just a pipe dream, probably, but we can still believe. All right, not even to the halfway point yet, so this is gonna be, I mean, this is gonna be a kick your feet up, it needs a popcorn video, for sure. We have the Laval Lansword, also not a cheap video, so if you guys wanna subscribe, that would be great. Try right, class of all, we have Wokcancel, Junk Defender, and the Creepy Cody, ah! Let's do this. One, two, three. Wait, what is happening here? Oh my gosh. Last time this happened, there was a foil, let's see if it happens again. In sector airway, we have Blade Bouncer, we have Storm, Double Payback, Hierotic Dragon, Gauntlet, we have Funtum Bouncer, not Photon, and I'm just thinking about Photon, it didn't happen that time. Are we over right now? Okay, all we can do now is tie our best. We are over two. Glad to go over, Lord, I believe in you, you can do this, Blade Bouncer, we've seen you many times, Storm, Firefly, let's go Force, Sue, Overlord, Red-Headed Oni, we have Evo Price, Insector Earwake, ah, come on, come on. Photon Shockwave, I know our ratios are not the best for getting the Ghost Share, I mean, what do we have, three 36 packs in here? I mean, that's more than a booster box though, booster box and a half, but you know, out of one, out of 288, not the best. But I believe that we can get Lucky Bonilla, get out of here, Laval, Senior Silver Ninja, Mirror Mail, Copy Night, and oh, the Fenghuang, this is also kind of a crazy card, Tribute and destroys all the back row, right? Harvey's Featherduster, I think? Normal Summoner, Flip Face Up, Destroy all Set, Spell and Trap, Cards, and Pony Controls.  Not so good anymore, because the back row is not as important, but still pretty crazy back then. All right, Photon Shockwave.  Windup Warrior, let's go, Fish Rain, right here. Ghost Share, Galaxy Eyes, Photon Dragon, incoming in this pack, wind up nine, oh, it's a Photon Veil, okay. A Photon did appear, but the wrong Photon. Ultra, no Ultis yet, out of four 10s, we're a third of the way through, I'm getting nervous. Actually that was five 10s, so I'm getting even more nervous. Another Dolca 10, let's go. Five more packs, what was that, a Twofer right there? You could go two for five, it's really not bad. One, two, three, can't complain about that, but I wanna beat that three out of five Stormy Ravensector Firefly, Manta, we have Butter Spy, Gamma Shura, we have the Expresso, oh, a number 32 Shark Drake. All right, that's not bad, not bad. Okay, let's try a different order, let's do both Galactic Overlord right off the bat and then go for the Photon Shockwave, see if that'll make us go crazy here. We have the Butterfly Yoke, Moonlit Papillon, Doom Donuts, Supremacy, Daedalus, Manta, Hierotic Seal, Photon Papal Operative, and the Shining Elf, hey, we are two for two though. That does give us a good chance, we just gotta go two for three to break the record here. Photon Shockwave, your first appearance in this 10. This is the halfway point after this, we will be halfway through this 10 opening. Pine Cono, record is three foils in a 10 in this video. Let's see if we can get four, Marin, Monster Slots, Copy Night, oh, Photon Bale, another one, three for three, we just gotta get one in these last two packs and we will have broken the record of foils in a 10. Here we go, Photon Shockwave, let's break it with a ghost shirt right here. Any foil right here will break the record of foils in a 10 for this video. And if it's a ghost shirt, we go crazy, Sound of the Retreat, Adonto, Soiton, Slots, Marin, Volcano, Wakobra, okay, we're not gonna go the perfect five for five, we have a chance going four for five right here, come on, we started off so hot, don't let it fizzle right here. We can do this guys, you just gotta believe, one, two, three, will it be a ghost, will it be a foil at all, Rabbit Dragon, Creepy County, no, bad sign, boys this wins, Road Nut, our first Road Nut, how is that possible? We have to keep the Road Nut, Adonto, Diplo and we did it, four for five with the Ebeltile West Low, we're pulling foils left and right, but we still haven't pulled it all, it's been rare, so that's another goal in the future. Seventh, 10, we're officially over halfway, we have not pulled a single Ultimate Road, we've pulled one Cigarote, we've pulled no Ghost Rares. The RNG hasn't been grand, we've pulled a lot of foils, but like, none of them are that big, so I'm really hoping to pull something crazy here, really hoping to, let's go with that order again, that Back to Back Galaxy Eyes, or Galaxy Eyes, I would like Back to Back Galaxy Eyes, glad to go over there, okay, upside, good start, upside down, we're gonna do the Knitwit Outweight, we have Butterfly Yoke, Lago, we have the Bouncer, Fallen Current, Hierotic Dragon, Light Ray, and the Hierotic Dragon, Knitwit, okay, all we can do is tie now for our records of foils, so now we're going for Ultimate Roads and Ghosts for sure, because we could definitely beat those packs with just better pulls. We have the Laga Succo, Wacky Magic, Butter Spy, Sue, Fallen Current, Ruxen Special, we have, oh I didn't fix that one, double czar, Daruina, double payback, final Injection, and a Butterfly Yoke, over two so far. So since that first one, we've been pretty lucky, like we went over five on that one, since then we haven't had less than two and a 10, which is pretty amazing. Probably gonna do it now, I mean we're over two, sound the retreat, wind up where, this is the beginning of the next six, so it wouldn't make sense. Le Ball Duel, we have the Silver Ninja Mirror Mail, Marin, can't pull it, we have Eshabon, and a Prior of the Ice Bear. Okay, two packs left in 10 number seven, go share, one, two, three. We have not pulled a foil in this 10 yet. We have the Geffro, Ohm, Xenmark, Bridge, Stickers, air traffic control, we have Poisonous, we have Wind Up Night, and a Pine, Pine Cone, oh not Pine Cone, like in Pokemon, Final Pack. Can we get a foil in this 10 at all? Cause right now, it has not been good, I'm just saying that, one, two, three, weren't both of these Excalibur 10s too, that's kind of weird. Grab a dragon, we have Watt Cobra, Evo Karma, Tri-Rite, Plasma, Watt Cancell, Bonilla, get out of here, Faux on Cerberus, come on, one foil, yes, I'll wind up getting which guy reprint recently, and it's under a dollar, but hey, a foil's a foil. We're actually gonna have a decent number of foils in these, like we might even go like 50, 50 at this rate. Actually that's definitely not true, cause we've only gone over 51, so we've gone under 50 every other time, except the one time we got three, so yeah, the math doesn't work, but we might go like 40 out, you know, 40 out of a, 40% is what I'm trying to say, cause it's 60, so 40% of 60 is what, like 24 or something like that, I think that's right. Okay, Dolca, this is 10 number eight. All right, so let's get the promo pack, we're swapping the strategy up, I'm gonna do the opposite direction, we're gonna go all Photon Shockwave first, because we did Galactic Overlord a couple of times, one time it worked, one time it didn't, damage card in the back, that's sad, even in 2012 we're getting damage cards right out of the pack, Vylon, heartfelt appeal, Gephro, Adonso, one day a piece, Mirror Mail, we have Marin, we have Gagatakage, and a swinging swordsman, okay, not good, not good at all, we did not get a foil, we need an ulti or a ghost, come on, Watcobra, Evo Karma, Prior of the Ice Bear, Acorno, Adonso, we have monster slots, Windup Knight, we're having a direct man, it's getting rough recently, one more, the all Photon Shockwave in a row don't seem to be working very well, here we go, one, two, three, we have the Vylon Ohm, we have Xenmark, Rabadragon, Stickers, Furver, Traffic Control, Soiten, we have the Deep Dark Travel, and the Gephro, oh my gosh, this is not a good tin, okay, this is gonna be the first bad Dolkatin, I think it is, craziness going on in this pack, so let's try and fix that, we have the Overlay Owl, Doom Donuts, Firefly, Hyraetic Seal, Hyraetic Seal of Supremacy, Daedalus, Manta, Evo Price, and an over 25 Force Focus, can we get an Ultimate Rare, please? So many Ultras, all right, one more Galactic Overlord, these tin ratios, they're random, and guess what, the randomness ain't working out for us so far, Wattail Dragon, we got the Laga Succho, I can't pull that card, scales, Belt, Guard, come on, Raton, Daedalus, Light Ray Diabolos, Sector Firefly, one for five on that one, so we didn't go over first, that's good. All right, we're onto the final third here, so it's not been the best opening so far, I'm not gonna lie, it's been fun, but there hasn't been anything like overly crazy yet, like no Ultis, we've had one secret, and it was D-Boys, which is, you know, fun, but that's it. All right, let's turn it around here, we still have 20 packs left, so we can easily turn it around, Galactic Overlord, you could do it, you could do it with a Ghost Rare, I'm just saying, you could definitely turn it around, so there's all, speaking of turning around, these cards are everywhere, Firefly, we have Butterfly Yoke, Papalon, Camera Clops, Bootin, very nice, Influence Dragon, where's the Roadnut at, that's the other set, but still, we have the Tetsuki Knight, okay, started off one for one, can't be mad about that, or Tosuke, maybe, say it like Sasuke, Tosuke Knight, maybe Tosuke Knight, I don't know, one, two, three, we have Butterfly Yoke, Moonlit Papalon, give us something crazy, let's get a Ghost Rare right here, Bootin is pretty amazing, Gamble, we got the Rucks and Special, Camera Clops, into the Absorbing Jar, this is a jar you never see, very cool, and that ultimate rare, and it's the legendary Knight Beam, a card we invested, we bought 10 of these for the $1,000 TCG player video, by the way, we did an update the other day, go check that out if you haven't seen it yet, Knight Beam is one of our only reliable investments, so good to see you making an appearance on the opening, I love it, Knight Beam is not bad. All right, an Ultimate Rare, thank goodness, we at least got one, Ultimate Rare, oh gosh, that was rough, Knight Beam shows up, I think it's about a $12 Ultimate Rare in first aid, it's unlimited, so it's gonna be a little bit less than that, probably gonna be like eight to nine, something like that, maybe 10. Champion's Vigilance for those Blue Eyes Dex and Duelings, we have, oh, Rucks and Special, like crazy, evolutionary, we have the Shark, Control, Poisonous Wins, Murmur of the Forest, oh cross stack, we were two for two before that, I thought we were gonna go crazy, Photon Shockwave's letting us down, come on Photon Shockwave, you gotta bounce back, if we get four and get like an Ultimate Rare, that would beat the best pack, so we could do this, we just need two more foils, Rabbit Dragon, Watcobra, come on, Marin, Ghost Ray would help, Ray Ryder, Photon Lead, we have the Baby Trigon, Tiragana, I should say, damage died, dang it, we lost it, that's okay, one more pack, I still have hope for you, Photon Shockwave, I still have hope for you, you can do this, Vylon Ohm, Zen March, Rabbit Dragon, Isaac Rebas, Photon Lead, Wind Up Bat, Evo Miracle, Exceeds Territory, an Evil Tile, let's go on to 10, number 10, I should say, let's go, we've done pretty well overall in terms of number of foils, we finally did get an Ulti, so I feel a little better, we have one Ulti, one secret, but it would be great if we could get more, or get a Ghost, I'd be okay, and I'd be satisfied if we get a Ghost here, satisfied's an understatement, if we get a Ghost, I'm gonna be ecstatic, all right, the last quarter of the opening, wow, this has been a long one, hopefully you guys have enjoyed it, it's been fun so far, very fun, I want it to be extremely fun with a Ghost Ray at the end, we have Aquamire Cycle, Aquamira I should say, Scales, Eater, Butter Spy, Bouncer, Dragon, Final Inception, and Wattail Dragon likes to be at the end in that common slot, Photon Shockwave, you haven't really given us anything crazy, just creepy conies over and over, which surprise, surprise, we don't want, Pine, Kono, Marin, Monster Slots, Shark Stickers, Fiery Ferber, Junk Defender, Sound of Retreat, all this edge wear at the bottom makes me think we might have an Ultimate Rare, it's just edge wear, it's a real bummer, this is not an Ultimate Rare and it's edge wear, so it's a lose, lose, three from the back, Zen Mail Function, come on, Ego Boost, Damage Diet, Watt Cancel, Ray Rider, a Kornow, one day a piece, we have Evil's Ore, Pelta, Watt Cobra, okay, okay, no foils in this one so far, Ofer, Ofer, and our third to last 10, come on, let's turn this around right now, come on guys, send me some luck in the comments right now, knit with out with, send me some luck to pull something crazy, we're still one, a heretic dragon, okay, we got a super, so we got a foil, we broke the curse of this tin, that means the last one's gonna be crazy, right? Right, final pack of the 10th tin of 12, warrior, we got Zen Mark, let's go, Ghost Rear right now and right here, we have Ray Rider, we have Gishki and, ah, it's a Neville's Ore, another Ultra, I feel like we pulled a ridiculous amount of Ultras in this video, which is very nice, but I'm just really hoping for that ghost, two tins left, the last Excalibur tin of the video, just check it out one more time, it's a beautiful looking tin, 2012, a literally almost 12 years old coming up next, it's almost 2024, which they usually do them toward the end of the year, so it's probably just barely over 13 years old, but still really cool, it's in the 14th year though, which is pretty awesome. All right, promos, here we go, let's start off with Photon Shockwave, which has not done us a single thing this whole opening, one, two, three, nothing above an ulcer, I think, I think D-Boys is from, isn't D-Boys from, maybe D-Boys is from Photon Shockwave, why don't we remember the forest? Pine cone-o, okay, we don't need to see you. All right, you might've missed the end of that pack because my phone ran out of space, but there was nothing, so don't worry, you didn't miss anything. A few packs left in the second to last tin, let's see if we can finish this off without any more issues like that, it's been a while since that's happened, so I'm proud of myself, but I actually thought about it in this video, I was like, I haven't cleared my space in a while, and yeah, I hadn't, so, Oblate Eater, we have the Butter Spy, Bouncer, Guy Guy Gardner, and many guts, okay? So continuing of the no foils, I think this one we're over completely, so we need to pull something, let's get that ghost, come on, Wokobrids in malfunction, Ego Boost, Icy Crevasse, Control, Slasher, Acorn, oh, we have E-Bowls or Diplo, and Goblin Pottle Squad, haven't seen that since like the first tin. All right, two left, seven total packs left in this video, I'm losing hope for the ghost, sure, but you gotta believe guys, you can't lose hope, you gotta believe, Doom Donuts, Blade Bouncer, Hieratic Dragon, Evelzor, Ladybug, Butter Spy, we have Gauntlet, Absorbing Jarvan's good last time, now Lady of D, Lord of D and Lady of D, Photon Shockwave, Lady of D is a pretty nice meme card, one left, and then we go on to the final tin, we have Space Cyclone, Damage Diet, Luminize, A-Traffic Control, we have Poison's Wins, Road Nut, we only have like two of those the whole time, it's crazy, Daybreak can't pull these cards, and ah, number 20 gigabrillion, this has an Ultra Rare in that, when they did Ultra Rare promos that one time, so Super's not gonna be worth anything. Last tin, maybe we saved the best for last, I hope we did because we have pulled a singular Night Beam, I mean, I guess we pulled D-Boys too, so two Hierarity cards and 60, well, 55 packs so far, so not the best, I mean, it's probably not that far off ratio, but little below I think, here we go, Dolca, very cool again, one more promo pack, one more set of cards, come on, come on, give us something good, please. Lady of D, all I ask is something good, Blaine Bouncer, Supremacy, Oni, Overlay Eater, Belt, Absorbing Jar, return, I wanna return these tins right now, return them, they're terrible, oh, at least the promos are cool. Road Nut, finally another Road Nut, it's a play set, one, two, three, we have the Watcobra, they really had some great meme cards in this set, Pryor, Odonto, One Day of Peace, Mirror Mail, Deep Dark Trap Hole, Rabbit Dragon making another appearance. All right, we'll do Galactic Overload, we'll leave two-foot-on-shock wave to end it. Phew, we pulled a lot of foils in this video, you guys have seen it on the screen as we've been going, Butterfly Yoke, Papillon, Donuts, Darwino, Ladybug, Butter Spy, Gauntlet, Evo Diversity, Firefly, last two packs guys, if you guys have enjoyed this video, don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more content like this, hopefully better pulls, but more epic old-school openings like this, Vigilance, we have Sunfish, Appeal, Slots, we have Marin, Furver, we have Vanilla, I can't pull these, we wind up night, and Lady Lancelord, wow, in and out with a dud so far. Okay, this is it, the final pack guys, you've seen here some of the foils we've pulled so far, total, we have not pulled one in this video, we definitely haven't in this video, in this tin. Last pack magic, 60 packs have been opened, 12 tins from a sealed 2012 case, can we end it with a ghost rare right here, Galaxy Eyes, Photon Dragon, here we go, Gem Knight Emerald, and it had Ferdinity Knight, it's a foil, nothing really to get that excited about unfortunately though, but I hope you guys enjoyed this video, if you did, make sure to subscribe. Shout out to Tome4Show, Daxer, Tomato Juice, Puffets of Doom, Ernesto D'Annet, America Doyser, SupremeSage21, CJ, Liu Guine62, Yu-Gi-Oh, Unboxed, and Ataisho, Ian Mooster Jr. Bartik, Robert F. Thomas Belklane, and Changa Lange, thank you guys for supporting the channel, and I'll see you guys in the next one, peace.


Some people think that we'd be better off without CSS and to have a different solution or that it was just done wrong.  But clearly they don't remember how bad things used to be. So today we're going to be looking at how we used to do things in the old days versus how we do them today. Hello my front end friends. Thank you so much for coming back for yet another video. And if you're new here, my name is Kevin. And here at my channel I help you fall madly, deeply in love with CSS. And I think one of the ways that we can appreciate CSS a little bit more is to realize how far it's actually come along and how amazing the modern solutions we have today actually are. So first let's jump right in here and just look at how we had to style text. And we're going to be using the font tag for this because that is sort of how it was done. The font tag was introduced in HTML 3.2 and interestingly enough, three was never actually a thing and part of the actual spec. You'll notice actually VS Code is going to put a lot of these in this really dark brown color just because they're deprecated, but they will work. And so we get the font tag here. Let's just style this up a little bit. We want a bigger font size. So you'd use your font tag and then you could just come in here and say size is equal to and you'd put in how big you want. Let's say we want 32 pixels. There we go, we got a 32 pixels. And let's say we want it to be a different font family. For the font family, they're font faces. So you'd actually put face here. So you're really getting like font size, font face. So let's just put in cursive for the fun of it. There we go. We get comic size coming through. And obviously this worked. The problem with it is now if I want to style this one, I'd have to come and put my fonts on this P tag too and the next one and the next one. And depending on what you're doing, it could be annoying. It's a little bit like using span tags with inline CSS whereas we could just come in and do paragraph, font size is 32 pixels or even better, just a two rem on there. And then also just give the font family a cursive and we're good to go. And really interestingly actually, even though I put a font size of 32 here, it seems that on my body, when I did a font size of 1.5 or M, that's actually changed what this is coming up to. So it's actually coming up to 48. So let's just come down here and say 48. So they end up being the same which would just be, we can put that at three rem so they come out the same way. But yeah, so using the font thing like that was kind of annoying. We could do more font styling than just that. Let's turn word wrap on here. So we have our font tag that's right there and let's say inside here, I wanted some text to be a little bit bigger. We could take the font tag and then use it like a span on a styling text but I could actually come in here and use a big tag and then we could close and you probably know the small tag actually still exists but you can see that the big tag actually works there. Let's do it over two lines and we could do that versus using a span with a class today. We won't go through the whole thing on that. And yeah, what I was going to say is the interesting thing with the font tag is it came out with HTML 3.2 which came out a month after the first spec of CSS came out. So we actually did get the style tag at the same time and we could do some styling up there and stuff like that. And it's when divs came out as well and stuff. So kind of interesting that the font tag came out along with the style tag, really interesting. I remember using this quite a bit. I don't know if I ever used the big tag though. It pretty much goes from like one font size larger because anyway, I won't get into it too much. It's terrible, but you can see they got rid of it because it's deprecated. So you know, VS code is like, don't use this. All right, so next up, we're going to look at centering in the old days versus the new days. So down here I have some text and maybe we'll comment this out. And you know what? We're going to boost up the font size to make everything easier for you all to see. Let's make it three rams. We have nice big font size to work with. So now that we have the nice font size on there, what we can do is in the old days of centering, there's a couple of things we're going to look at. The first one was just using the center tag which again is deprecated. So it's saying not to use it, but there we go. We can center horizontally that way. Whereas obviously these days we could just use a nice simple center new because that's the class name I used and just do a text align center. And we can center things horizontally that way. One reason that the center tag we don't really want to use is worst case, you're just using something like a text center utility class. You can use it wherever you want without having to add a new tag every time you want centered text or you just have other styling. I use this up in my header as well, a text align center to center everything. Now you could wrap more stuff. So let's just take this off for a second so that one's not centered. I think we could actually do this and like say like this whole block over here is centered. Oh no, that doesn't work. So you couldn't even do that. So that's kind of, oh no, work. Let's close that there, there we go. So yeah, you could like wrap a big block in center if you needed a lot of things centered. I think, I don't even know if that is like appropriate or not but obviously it works. And interestingly, one of the reasons that these are deprecated but they're still working is because browsers still need to be able to render pages that were built in like 1999 or whatever when the early, early days when all of this old stuff was all we had, the browser needs to be able to render it. So we still, a lot of deprecated tags still function. We'll get to another deprecated tag when we get to the animations because it actually does not work anymore. But if we look at here, the centering, we're only looking at horizontal centering. Of course there's vertical centering as well. So let's give my center old and my center new both a height just so we can, so we'll have that. Let's just say here, center old and my center new. We'll give them a border so we can see them. Border, two pixels, solid black. All right, let's yeah, we'll stick with black, that's fine. And let's give them a height of, I don't know, 400 pixels, just so we, maybe 300. Let's try and keep them both on the screen. So when we wanted to center in the old days, what we would use is a table rather than using other ways because tables were how we did all our layouts anyway. You can see that really mucks up and breaks stuff. So in here, let's do a TR with ATD, so a table row with tabular data inside of it. And then we can grab this and drop it right in there. And like that, it magically, it is aligned that way. Of course my table width is off so we can say width is equal to 100%. And then there we go, that actually works. Now the markup that we had to have to do this is kind of annoying, but hey, it was vertically centered and it wasn't that hard to do, to be honest. Luckily, it's still not that hard to do today. We ran into a world where it was difficult when we moved away from table-based layouts, which was a good thing, even if vertical centering was easy back then. But now all we have to do, we can do a display flex or a display grid and then just, it has to have a height obviously on there. And then we just do an align items of center and it is centered. Of course, if this was flex, that would also work. And yeah, oh yeah, it is centered, but it's off to the left now because flex and grid are a little bit different, but there we go. We can see that that is working perfectly fine. So yeah, centering in the old days versus now, I find it a lot easier doing it now. If you want a whole bunch of other methods where you can center stuff, I'll link to a video down below where I look at modern ways of centering things on the page. Now let's jump into animations because animations in the old days versus animations today, they were very limited in the old days, what we could do, but there's of course the most famous possible animation, I think, or there's two. Let's start with the deprecated one that does not work anymore. And it was removed from like, it's one of the only things I can think of that the browsers don't actually support. Maybe there's other ones, if you know any, leave comments in the description, but it's our blink tag here. And so using blink, can I make this so like BLINK, I do apologize that it's so hard to read these, but the blink tag would make things blink. And of course that's really terrible and we generally don't want to have blinking stuff on the page. So even if I do that, it no longer works. I remember using this back in the day along with like my page counter. It was a visit, we had GeoCities, their visitor counters and stuff, it was great. But what we also had, which still works even though it is also deprecated, is the marquee. And look at that, marquee's maybe not deprecated, I'm pretty sure it is though. But look at that, nice little animation going. And interestingly with the marquee, we actually got a fair bit of control with it. And we'll get into some other attributes that even with the font tag I didn't look at. We have like RBG color, I think we write it like that. Let's try purple and hit save. There we go, we got a background on there. Now interestingly, if I remember right, we can't put a color on here like that. But so that means we actually had to come in here and then add the font tag. So it's not letting me even, Emmett doesn't know what the font tag is. So font color is equal to white inside my marquee. But having the font tag in the marquee would of course work. And there we go, we get the white in there. There was other stuff you could do with marquee as well. So if you wanted the other direction, it was a nice easy attribute, just direction is equal to. So if I do left, is it already going left? I guess so. I wasn't sure if it was where it starts from or where it's going, direction right, then we get it moving toward the right. So there we go, we could do other stuff with it. You can control the speed of it. The speed thing, the scroll amount is equal to, I'm just gonna put a number here, that's really fast. So let's tame that off. There we go. There was also scroll delay. And these sort of work together. It's not like a delay in how long it takes to scroll. It's something else weird. And there's also like this true speed or something. I don't really understand them. I never use marquee. So I didn't really feel like wasting time trying to dive into it. But yeah, just to say we could do it that way. Of course nowadays we can do the same thing. So I have my animations new. So we could just come in. Let's just save that. And I could just say animations new. Let's give that the background of purple, a color of white like that. And then this one's a little bit actually harder to do. So one thing to do would be to do an overflow of hidden so we don't see the text as it's going, right? And actually I'm gonna turn these two off for now so we can understand the animation I'm gonna do on here. Because if we want it working like a marquee, it's surprisingly hard to do. Of course nobody really wants marquee type stuff or very rarely, but let's try and replicate this. So I do an add key frames to use and we can do my new marquee for a nice long name. So 0% we don't need to do transforms anymore. We can just do a translate. The browser support's not perfect for this. So maybe be careful with it and let's just do translate. I'm gonna do negative 50% now. It's not gonna be enough, but it's just so we can actually see what's gonna be happening. And then 100% would be a translate of we'll say 50%. So my animations new, we can just put that on the paragraph. So animations new P gets an animation of my new marquee and this is where it's nice because you actually get control on what you wanna do. So how long is it gonna take? If you wanna delay, you could put a delay on it.  And then of course, if we want this one to loop, we can just do an infinite here like that. No e at the end, which doesn't, is it with any at the end? There we go, it is an e at the end. So then the animation will keep on running. So now we can see what I'm actually trying to do and let's also do it linear. So it matches what we had before and maybe we slow it down a little bit more. So there we go, it's going like that. And then if we turn our overflow of hidden back on and we can put our color white back on, you can get sort of the same thing. Oh, we have collapsing margin stuff happening. Let's not worry too much about that.  So it goes all the way across. Let's probably shouldn't have used milliseconds for this. But anyway, you get the idea of what's happening here. We can sort of replicate that same thing. Depends on the size of the text and everything. But there we go. I think there's actually something for like a modern day marquee, like accessible and everything that you can find a library out there somewhere. Now, next up, we're going to look at how we used to do buttons then and now. I'm going to fail miserably at the old one because I haven't done this and so long. But there's the fun thing here is I'm going to open up Photoshop to do this because to make rounded corners on a button we had to slice things apart and get different pieces of an image to be able to actually do this and use a table of all things to actually make it work. So here I have a button that I want. I put the pink background here just to be like what if there was a background? Because usually you'd have like a full layout you might have stuff in the background. But the important thing is first you need to slice things up. And the important thing is to get these corners here. And this is assuming you wanted round corners. If you didn't want round corners, it was much easier. But what we would do is grab our slice tool which who knows where that is? Here we go. It's right there under the crop tool. We have a slice tool which I think isn't used for anything anymore. And I'll probably do a terrible job of slicing this up. But basically you'd want to grab like the corners and get exactly what you needed for the corner. And then you could slice like all the way to here. You'd need to get this into like that. And basically what I want is all the images that this would generate. There we go. Do that. And so I'm getting like all of these regions like this and then I'd want to export it. Now I need the transparency behind here. Maybe there's a better way to do it. But if I remember correctly, you needed to make sure that the background on everything when you were exporting it was transparent. We do a save for web because that was a thing. And then you would choose the slices that you actually needed. So because I don't remember how to do any of this I'm going to select all of them. And it'll give me images we can fix that after. So you choose all of them. But what's important is we need this to be a GIF. We couldn't do PNGs because I don't think I supported PNG or transparency in PNG or something. So you'd use a GIF which supported transparency. And then you can hit save on that. And it's going to give me all those pieces. But because I don't know at all what I'm doing I'm also going to switch this format to HTML and images. So I'm going to get a little bit of everything on here and hit save. And then we're going to open that up. So give me one second. So here is the table that got exported from that. You can even see on here we have a body with a BG color of a whole bunch of stuff. So I'm going to go and just grab this whole table that it has, we have the images and everything coming through on this. And I'm going to paste that in here. And I think it's going to work because I did copy the images over and it's completely broken which I'm a little bit disappointed with. I thought it would just work perfectly. Though it doesn't surprise me. I think that it's not working. I'm terrible with buttons. I don't remember how they work. Some of it, why does this have a height of 408 on it? I don't know. The problem is I also don't know which image that is. So I don't know where that's actually coming in on this table that's been generated. But the idea is you'd keep your corners. So let's do this with our dev tools a little bit. It'd be a bit easier to work. I think if you were using like Dreamweaver actually with everything, it wasn't so bad. For some reason the heights on these are terrible but whatever. I think it's because of the bigger table that actually got generated based on what I'm looking at now. But see here I have the corner. I don't want to keep that. And then all these other ones, I don't really, you could have spacer gifts actually that were like these blank images that would also help and stuff. But then like these ones, you don't actually need the image that would be in there. You just need the right height that's on here. And then you could do the BG color is purple. We probably need to have that in quotations. The color of it will be different. I think BG color could be purple but then we want to have the height on that. So it's the right height and et cetera, et cetera. Height would be equal to, was it 32 on the image? I don't know how big the image was. That's not even working. Whatever, you'd get it all matching. So you could actually delete the one that had the text in it and set the background color on it. And then you could change the text in because you're actually putting in real text instead of having an image. And of course, this would have to be clickable. I don't even want to get into how we did it. I just know this is giving me like flashbacks that I don't want to remember. So let's just come and get rid of this. And I brought in too big of a table and everything. So a bit of a disaster but I don't want to work with tables because I don't have to anymore. So of course now we can just say button and then like click me and style it up in seconds with CSS, right? We have our button and you'd have a class and other stuff with, you know, whatever you can make this a link to but then you just do your font size, 48 pixels, whatever you need, put in a background, purple, color. Let's do an RGB of 255, 255 over .677. There we go. Get that color, border zero, border radius, of course, is the whole point of all of this was the border radius and then you can just come in with whatever border radius you need and some padding on there. And the nice thing with this, of course, is it's super easy to change. The text can be changed without any issues. If the text is longer, it doesn't cause any problems. They could potentially happen with the other method. 1M, 2M, just something really generic but you get the idea, right? You can quickly come and make a button really easily. Then if you also wanted a hover effect, we just do a hover on our button and it's super easy. In the old days, it was just, yeah, you know, we're doing like rollovers to change the images. So JavaScript would have to come in to change the images that were being used to have a rollover effect. Let's be thankful of how easy things are with like border radius and all of that. And if you remember actually when border radius became a thing, that was also the era of prefixes where a nightmare for a long time that luckily we've moved past, I'm super happy. That was like CSS3 became a thing and everything just had to be like seven prefixes on it. Those were not the fun. That's just because everyone sort of didn't do the proper implementation. They just wanted to get it working in their own browser. Things might be a little different. So the idea was you can use it but you need to prefix it so it works in our browser and eventually we'll drop the prefix which thankfully for most things has happened. Yeah, I don't wanna get too much into that. But the last thing I do wanna look at is navigations. I mean, you could do a table-based layout for your navigation. I don't like tables clearly. So we're not gonna get into them. Oh, and we have two closing. Is that gonna work? Oh man, one second. Let's just delete the button one. Because yeah, so we're not gonna be doing a table-based layout for a navigation. So when you wanted to have your nav, of course we didn't even have really a nav tag. So you had your class of nav or navigation and then in there you might have your ul.nav list and then in there your li of whatever, li times five with each one had a link. We'll just do a lorem one so we can just get something quick together here. Right, so you'd have something like that with your list and then you would have to come up and style that and we'd have to do that today too. So let's just come and say first we'll start with my nav list and do just make it a bit smaller font size of 1.25 ram or something to make it a bit more clear what we're gonna be doing here. List style none, so so far nothing too fancy here. Padding zero, margin zero, the same sort of reset you'd normally do but then we need all of them next to each other and how do we do that? Well, we used to have to do like a nav list and then we choose our allies and do a float left and of course this is like more modern now, we're not using tables, we're actually using CSS for this and look like it worked, they're all next to each other and then you might say like, okay, margin right of one ram to space it out, you don't want this one to have it, so you add a little bit of CSS to take that margin off, we won't stress too much about that right now but there we go, we get these items actually floating one next to each other. Now this does actually cause a problem though because if I go back on my nav list itself or let's just go to my nav and I give this a background of light blue, there's no background, what's going on? Well here, if I take off this float, the background's working and as soon as I float, the background disappears and yeah, we had the fun days and the old days of having a clear fix to deal with this and it was using a pseudo element of after and even because it was the old days your pseudo elements back then had the single colon so you probably were doing it with one but we'll leave it like that I guess and then you'd have to have your content because it's a pseudo element and then you'd have a display table and I think it was display table for Internet Explorer. Don't ask me which version but I'm pretty sure that's why it was a display table and then you'd have a clear both and what this did, I'm not gonna get into how floats worked and the issues with them but if you wanted to go below your floated items you'd need to clear, so we're clearing all our floated items and then the parent here would always have to have a clear fix on it and then your background would come back. Oh, the fun days, that was never great and just anytime you knew that the children would be floating you'd throw a clear fix on the parent and it was just what we had to do and another issue actually with floats before we move to a modern look at this is what if I wanted to line this up on the other side? Well, we can't do a float right because if you look at the word lorem right now when I float that to the right, lorem actually goes all the way to that side, which is kind of annoying but just the way floats work, it takes the first item to the right and then the next and the next and the next the same way with left, it puts the first item on the left and the next and the next and the next always a not very fun to deal with. I think we might be able to say margin left of auto. No, that doesn't, oh, because it has the full width. Anyway, there was ways you could move it over. Of course, if you wanted to actually like center this navigation, we didn't have a float center as much as people wished we did. So often actually it was very magic numbery. You'd get your width of the navigation then set that as a width and then margin left and margin right of auto. But then if your navigation changed with the text inside changes, you add a new navigation item, the width of it changes, it breaks and then you have to fix it and it's all a bit of a nightmare. Whereas of course today, this would basically stay the same, but then on my nav list, dot nav list, we could just do a display of flex and then a gap of two REM and look at that, it's working. If I want it on the other side, I just have to do my justify content, justify content of end and it moves to the other side or if I want it in the middle, I do a center and it moves to the middle. I could even space things out differently instead of center, I could use space evenly or something, so much control, so easy to play around with. So yeah, it's pretty amazing and actually we went from having a time when we had to use HTML tags for everything including styling your fonts and doing, we have all these attributes to style stuff and just load it up. It probably worse than the div soup that we have today with our table-based layouts and everything, it was just HTML like crazy. People today are actually taking it to the opposite extreme and making amazing CSS art without having any divs or any extra HTML like your HTML element, your body and that is it. If you want to know what I'm talking about, there is a video right here for your viewing pleasure and with that, I would like to thank my enablers of awesome Jan, Johnny, Michael, Mr. Dave, Patrick, Simon, Steven and Tim as well as all my other patrons for their monthly support and of course, until next time, don't forget to make your call on the internet, just a little bit more awesome.


This is the new Feather with a reverse TFT. It's an all-in-one dev board with a built-in display powered by the ESP32 Wi-Fi module. With this Feather, you can choose your flavor of Wi-Fi module. The ESP32 S2 or S3 are expressive chips that are great for making low-power friendly projects. Both types come with native USB, so it's perfect for use with Strikapython or Arduino. The S2 has a single-core and Wi-Fi, while the S3 has dual-core processors with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE. This Feather features three buttons, four megabytes of flash, STEM-AQT, new pixel LED, battery monitor and charging for making portable IoT projects. With so much built-in, you can get your projects going without any soldering. The Color TFT is an IPS display featuring 240 by 135 pixels, so you get bright colors at any angle. You can 3D print our stand to prop it up on your desk for making Wi-Fi projects with a mini display. The Feather is secured to the stand with hardware and allows access to the user buttons and various ports. This Octoprint project uses Adafruit IOT and MQTT to send or receive commands for controlling your 3D printer running the Octoprint software. To build this project and get more info on the Feather, check out the guides by heading over to learn.adafruit.com. We hope this inspires you to check out the Feather ESP32 with Reverse TFT to make your own IoT projects.


so you don't know how to make steam not a problem now remember steam is not smoke steam is water vapor which looks white and smoke is from fire which generally looks gray and black so in order to get steam right click create a new Niagara system next fountain plus finish name it open it and then change the spawn rate to something really high then you can delete the velocity and the shape location and under gravity set it to something positive so it floats up instead of down then under particle update add a noise curl set strength to something like 20 and turn pan on and increase these values just a bit to make it wobble around and then under initialized particle set transparency to something super low like 0.005 you're done from here it really just depends on what type of steam you want if you want a skinny stream change them in and max scale to something small if you want a big stream then change it to something bigger just make sure that if you do make it bigger to also make the noise curl a bit bigger to go with it anyway I hope that helps and as always we have a fantastic day now see you around


Welcome to the TickMeal Update, I'm Kiana Daniels, CEO of Investdiva.com. On Wednesday, global stocks well to the lowest level in the month on U.S. growth worries. Hiring by U.S. private employees slowed further in September, suggesting that trade tensions which have pressured manufacturing could be spilling over to the labor market. On Thursday, we'll be looking at the U.K. Composite PMI, the U.S. Initial Jobless Claims, and the U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing and Services Composite for September. On the charts, I'm looking at the euro-dollar pair, which appears to have formed a reverse head and shoulders chart pattern on the 4-hour timeframe. The pair started testing the lower band of the Ichimoku Cloud and its neckline during Thursday's Asian session. We're looking to see if this bullish reversal is here to say in the medium term, in which case the bullish profit targets could be set at 1.0976, 1.0999, and 1.103, respectively. Of course, trading in the financial markets involved a risk of loss and you should only trade the money that you can afford to lose. If you liked this video, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to our social media.


Welcome back Mechanical AI, did you know that almost all processes that occur in the real life are completely irreversible? This makes us wonder, what is irreversibility? Before we jump in, check out the previous part of this series to learn about what availability is. Now, first let's care out the small concept of availability applied to a non-flow process. Let P1 be the ambient pressure and P1 and V0 be the initial and final volumes of the system respectively. If, in a process, the system comes into equilibrium with the surroundings, the work done in pushing back the ambient atmosphere is P0 into V0 minus V1. Availability in such cases is the difference between F0 and F1, where F is equal to internal energy at the state added to the product of final pressure and the state volume and the product of Fp0, with entropy of that state subtracted from it. The actual work done by the system is always less than the idealized reversible work. The difference between these two quantities, that is, the ideal work and the actual work of the system, is called irreversibility. It is often referred to as degradation or dissipation. Efficiency, according to the second law, or exogefficiency as the name suggests, imputes the efficiency of a process, taking the second law of thermodynamics into account. The exergy balance equation of a process is given as exergy intake equals the sum of exergy output, exergy lost, and the exergy destroyed. Efficiency of exergy is defined as exergy output upon exergy input. Rearrange the exergy balance equation and substituting, we get exergy efficiency eta B equal to 1 minus the sum of exergy lost and exergy destroyed, divided by the exergy intake. For all engineering systems, this can be expressed as eta B equals w net upon m dot fuel into standard Gibbs free energy of reaction at temperature T and pressure P0, which is usually 1 bar. Hence, we first saw what availability applied to a non-flow process is, then found out what irreversibility is, and then defined efficiency according to the second law.


OK, everybody. Well, apologies for the slightly late start. We're just giving a few people a bit of extra time to get up from downstairs. My name is Charles Nichols, and I'm an SVP of Product Strategy at SAP Hybris. And today, what I'm going to talk about is really how we can reinvent commerce. Now, I'm using commerce in the broadest sense of the phrase. You might think e-commerce, but I mean commerce because, as you'll see, e-commerce very much implies the web shop. And the way that the world is changing, the concept of the web shop needs to change as well. Unfortunately, microservices present us with a real opportunity to do that and to break that up to deal with the massive changes that we see happening in the way that consumers want to interact with us as businesses. So I'm going to start with that last part first. So how do consumers change? What do we need to do? How do we deal with devices, new compute platforms, those things? And then we'll come on to how you can use microservices really to reinvent the process of doing that. Now, has anybody here served in the military at all? Anybody? No, done in the military service? Because if you do, this will be very familiar to you. This is what we do today with it to our customers. We view sales and marketing automation to enable us to shout more loudly at our customers. Left, right, left, right, left, right! You horrible lot. And we change that in sales and marketing terms to, buy, buy, buy, buy! I don't care if you're not listening, buy, buy! I don't care if you don't want to know, buy, buy, buy! That's what we do. That's what we do to our customers. And the problem is, is they're increasingly not listening to us. If you look at what's happening with millennials, millennials are fascinating because they're the next generation. So the behavior and what they do and how they do it gives us a very good indication of what's coming in the future. So if we look at what millennials do, they're increasing 60% of millennials in the US are using ad blocking technology. Similar numbers in Germany too, right? Really big rise. And yet so much of the internet is funded on ads, right? Big, profound changes. We unsubscribe from emails. In fact, you can see that. Buy, buy, buy, buy in your email box every day. Everybody here, I guarantee, has stuff that they don't want, right? Because we're just being bombarded with irrelevant noise. So as customers choose to disengage, we need to find different ways to engage with them. And of course, if we look at what they're doing, they're giving us all these signals. They're viewing. They're socializing. They're clicking. They're not buying. They're requesting information. They're reading reviews. They're calling us. They're adding things to cart. They're buying. And of course, they're interacting on mobile devices. And one thing that we know in commerce is commerce is actually about selling stuff. And if they're increasingly on mobile, then we need to change the way that we view our customers. We need to be where our customers are. If they're on mobile, that's where we've got to be, right? If that's where their attention is, how can we turn that attention into something where we can actually get them to buy? That's the key. So if we look at what people do with smartphones, they're everywhere, right? They take them with them all the time in their daily lives. They're commuting with them. They're using them in the bathroom. 50% of people use smartphones in the bathroom. And in fact, if you break that down about 10%, we'll actually admit to having made a commerce transaction in the bathroom, right? It doesn't bear thinking about. But you kind of get the point, right? Which is commerce is an opportunity where our customers are. We need to flip it around. It's not so much about getting them always to the web shop. How can we get into their lives in a way that makes it more relevant? If we look again at millennials, what we find is that the vast majority of millennials have their phones with them all the time. And in fact, 80% of millennials, the first thing they do in the morning is not speak to their partner, good morning, darling, how are you? But actually, they check their smartphone. But maybe somebody will invent an app for that, where they'll then say good morning over their smartphone while they're talking to each other, et cetera. Anyway, food for thought. We won't take it any further, but you know where I'm going with that, right? So there's a big change there. There's another really big change too. It's not just about phones. It's about devices too. And there is this explosion in devices, right? Not just devices which are connected, but devices which are increasingly talking to each other, in which case we now begin to think about machine to machine type of commerce. So what does that mean for the way that we build commerce systems? Immediately we think about an explosion of devices and channels which we've got to kind of deal with, which we didn't have to deal with before. So we need much more flexibility in the way that we're going to build the next generation of systems. If we look at those devices, currently there are about eight billion people on the planet. There are about 16 billion or two devices for every person on the planet. In a short space of time, less than five years, that goes up to six devices for every person on the planet. Wow, the world has changed fundamentally from where we were. We're now no longer thinking about addressing an individual, but an individual with six different devices wrapped around them. And all of the opportunities that that represents for commerce, to reinvent the way that we think about commerce. So the game has changed fundamentally and therefore we need to change our technology and the way that we architect applications. In particular, commerce applications to reflect that. In order to make this work, what we really need to do is we need to be the easiest to transact with. And that means that we need to transact when the customer wants to transact with us. So whenever and wherever they choose, rather than when we choose. We're not saying bye, bye, bye. On the timing that we choose, we're going to send out that promotion, although there's still obviously a course for doing that that drives a lot of sales. It's important, but equally, the ability to then react when they choose to interact with us. And that means this whole concept of being able to embed commerce into people's daily lives at the moment where they want and they choose to interact with us. So we can do that, of course, but it's dramatically easier if we do that with a much more flexible architecture. Rather than having one big monolithic application, we can break up the application into a series of microservices which can then scale and deal with demands and also allow us to integrate with that explosion of channels which I was just talking about. So if you think about what the next generation of a micro, sorry, a commerce storefront might look like, it's going to fundamentally leverage microservices. And whilst the storefront may itself look kind of similar, how we actually get there is very different because the pieces effectively are loosely coupled. And that means that they can scale as required, up or down. It also means that it's much easier for us to take one of these away and say I want to do this one differently, right? I want to rip that one out without breaking the whole. Or I want to extend it. I want to build something new or custom or unique to my business, extend into reach into a new channel or a new compute platform that we haven't even dreamed about yet. And that allows me to do exactly that. I can plug things in much more easily. And finally, of course, it's embeddable because each of these are services in their own right. So let's talk about embedded commerce and what that might look like. So here's an example of embedded commerce into media. If we need to get into our customers' lives at the moment that they are interacting with us, then content is immediately right front and center, right? If they are reading media, our media, we can turn all of our media assets into buying opportunities. Here we show an example of how you can take a tweet which has become buyable. Note that we've now got, it's not just a buy button that links through to a web shop which they then have to take the product and add it to the cart and then go through a checkout process on their mobile which is horrible because it's a small screen and it's kind of hard to do, right? What we're talking about here is a button which has already got their shipping details, it's already got their payment details already embedded in there and of course it understands their loyalty status and of course it understands the inventory and it's got the same product details that you had one version of the truth in your commerce store. So this is the beauty of making it embeddable. Those same components which we saw here can then be used to embed into completely new channels. So wherever the customer chooses to interact on that content media, whatever the media property is, bang, we can add a relevant contextual buy now button at the moment that he or she is interested and engaging with us, okay? But we can embed it not just into media and apps but what about new compute platforms of which obviously smart TVs, very relevant, cars also very relevant. There's now the equivalent of a PC embedded into most cars. So when I'm thinking about my journey and I'm taking my wife maybe to the ballet and I'm plugging in my journey into the sat nav, the sat nav tells me where I'm gonna go, how long I'm gonna get there and the next thing I'm thinking about is parking. How am I gonna park? Okay, find a car park near to that and reserve me a place. At that point I need an embeddable buy button where I can just say yes, bang, I'll have that, reserve me the parking space and then I go there. I've made my life much easier. We've turned what is just a journey into a commerce opportunity where we've now sold them something which we wouldn't be able to sell them otherwise simply because we are there right now, okay? So inter-new compute platforms is another area we can then look at. We can also think about embedding commerce into customers' daily lives. Lots of different examples. So for example, clothing, you know? What should I have with this dress? I'm thinking about going to a party on Saturday. I'm in a very common question, what should I wear? Particularly for our fairer colleagues like my wife is constantly asking the question what should I wear, right? The ability to look at an item and then figure out what else should I wear with that is a commerce opportunity. Absolutely is an opportunity because we already have that data. We have complimentary items. We have upsells and cross-sells. We have curated commerce where we know that a scarf would go well with that particular dress or complete the look with the bag or the shoes or whatever else it is. There is an opportunity there with that daily task of what should I wear just as there's an opportunity to pick up and leverage things from fitness trackers, fitness trackers picking up data from sensors in our running shoes. Now we know that Mark is running for a training for a half marathon. We know much more about his training style. We also know when his training shoes are worn out, right? Training shoes, actually, if you don't change them regularly, manufacturer would say annually, okay? Then you begin to dammit, can potentially damage your knees. But if you train very heavily like Mark over there because he's doing a half marathon, he needs to train them more frequently. So now we're getting into utilization data coming in, picked up through the fitness tracker, again, a buying opportunity. How can we just say, well, actually, Mark, since you're now beginning to run marathons and half marathons, or that's the training pattern that we're seeing, we have this particular shoe, which would be particularly relevant for you given what we know about you. So again, we've embedded commerce into daily life. There are a whole series of replenishment type of opportunities, and you see those with Amazon Dash buttons. Are you familiar with Amazon Dash? Yes, you know what they are, right? Little button that goes by the side of your washing machine that you can press that will then reorder more washing powder to go in it. But, right, the washing machines that are increasingly connecting to the internet anyway, do we need a button? Maybe there's just a subscription there that we can sell. So instead of selling the old occasional piece of what bit of washing powder, maybe we can just subscribe to a service where the manufacturer actually sells the washing powder service, which will automatically replenish for you. Print is the same thing. The margin is not in selling the printer, but is in the cartridge. The cartridge can know when it's getting toward the end of its life, and therefore it can automatically reorder and just make it so that printing always works for you. Refrigerators, refreshing the milk. The milk used to be delivered in the UK to your doorstep. Why can't now with rapid delivery, why can't we do some of that stuff, those staples so that you never run out of milk? Now these are all opportunities to reinvent commerce in one form or another. Pets also, if you've got a big dog, you end up lugging around great big lumps of dog food. You know, why not just have that delivered as appropriate time based upon your pet's consumption or medicines or cosmetics? Alcohol, now alcohol is a fascinating one. If you look at conversion data, right? Conversion data basically says that people will convert more, they'll buy more on a big screen compared with a little screen. So you do not transact, you do not buy very much on this because it's too hard, right? And actually it's difficult to get your wallet out and get the credit card out. It's very, very difficult, right? So on a big screen, people buy more. Now there is an exception. It's a fascinating exception. It's on a tablet and it's at 10 p.m. in the evening. And I call this the Chardonnay effect, right?  I'll have one of them bang, right? So higher conversion rate on tablets in the evening as a consequence because of that, right? Inhibitions change, we know from alcohol, right? So inhibitions change. So why don't we enable the packaging of certain key categories? And alcohol would seem to be an obvious one where as you get towards the end of that really nice bottle of Chardonnay that you were drinking, you can just automatically replenish that. Instead of trying to remember, next time you go to the supermarket, which one it was you had, why can't you just commerce that experience at the point that they're interacting? And of course, sublimely, at the point that their inhibitions are maybe a little bit lower and they're enjoying it and their enjoyment is at the highest point. Okay, travel, all of you have traveled here, I'm sure. There is a great opportunity to reinvent travel. We think about travel as being the booking process, right? During the course of booking, we do all this, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, and then they forget about you, okay? And yet that's only the start of your journey. How can we carry the commerce experience all the way through to all the other things that you do, given when you're traveling, you need more information. You search on the web for a decent restaurant that's close by, you look for taxi and transportation. There's 101 different things and opportunities that you can then reinvent that experience. So when Mark was talking about digital transformation earlier on, this is kind of really where the rubber hits the road. Obviously what you have to do is you have to find these examples in your business and figure out how you can translate those into buying opportunities. So that, whether that's through a partner service, remember that in the case, in the examples that Mark gave earlier on, of taxis not being owned by a taxi company, of a hospitality in the form of Airbnb, not owning any real estate, et cetera. Or retailer such as Alibaba basically selling somebody else's retail. This is the opportunity to touch people in a relevant way throughout their daily lives. And in order to do that, we need to reinvent commerce because it's very hard to do that with a traditional monolithic type of application. So we can take a commerce application and build it from a series of microservice type components, giving those flexibility and extensibility and adaptability benefits that we talked about earlier on. Now, the good news, of course, is that not all of this has to be done from scratch. And in fact, you can take a series of microservices components and take them off the shelf. Some of those, like payments, are really quite knotty pieces of technology to go build. It's probably much better to buy them. And there are some components there which you can go do. So from us at SAP Hybris, we actually have a marketplace at yas.io which has many of those components which you can literally just take and start working with. They are free to use up to a certain tier.  Now, we would love to chat with you and have conversations with you in more depth. But at this point, I'd like to open it up for any questions that anybody has in the group. Any questions from anybody? At this point, you apply the seven-second rule. Oh, brilliant. We've broken it. Do you want one of these or? I'll shout. You're going to shout? I'll repeat the question. There's just plug and play and ready to go. It's as simple as that in that it's actually built in, then wired into the cart component, which is wired into the checkout component, which is wired into the order management component. Of course, you can go and take lots of different separate pieces. But if you put it all in one place, it's just much easier. We've done a lot of the heavy lifting for you. Another question. Give me another question. Yes? Can you connect microservices to our apps? How do you connect microservices to apps? OK. For your platform. On our platform.  And everything is loosely coupled. So a series of pre-built components, which are built by one of the market leaders in commerce, the hybrid commerce. Very easy to then connect via an API. We then are independent from your hosting opportunity. So Cloud Foundry would be a preferred choice. But actually, wherever you want to host it, you can do that. And SAP, we also have hosting opportunities as well with the HANA Cloud platform. So we're very independent of the way that we look at it. But we view this as an opportunity to build a whole series of components. And we're starting in particular with commerce and commerce related. And then we will also then extend that with a series of partner components, of which the Stripe example is a good one. And we're early days in the partner expansion. But we'll expect to see many, many different partners, which you can then plug in. And the goal is to have those as plug and play as we can get to. Obviously, we have to see exactly how plug and play they are. But the goal is to try and take away that integration barrier, make it easier for you. Another question over there. Hans integrated with a traditional shop experience. So how was this this course built together? OK, so let me just rephrase the question, just to make sure I understand. So how will this integrate with a physical store, or how will this integrate with our existing e-commerce infrastructure? The physical store. OK. So online to offline and offline to online is, of course, a major challenge, right? But absolutely one that we have to solve. One of the key places that we can solve that is in and around identity. So as part of this, we also have an identity platform, which is called SAP Hybrid Profile. And profile is designed to understand what is relevant to an individual at any moment in time. A real-time affinity, effectively, of what should I do next for Charles, given all of the different channels and different places and where he's been shopping. Now, if we can get data from the offline world and we can, then that's incredibly valuable. The challenge, often, with the offline data is to capture identity. So very often, you get the customer coming through the store and you don't necessarily know who they are. Now, if we can capture that identity, then obviously, you can glue together those opportunities. So the fact that Charles has been shopping in the store is very relevant. We now know what he owns, and therefore, we can bring that data into the online world. How do you get identity in a store environment? Now, customers give up identity really where there is a benefit for them. It's a give-get relationship. If you look at it in the online world, customers will give you identity. They will sign in or create an account where they get something in return. And they typically are promotional offers or incentives or special or exclusive content or exclusive service. So we have to begin to think about how we can leverage those lessons in the offline world. And the way to do that, in my view, is actually to take the data that we know about them into the offline world. So the whole online to offline is quite a big thing which is happening as well. If you think about recommendations, for example, the example we had with the dress, I was envisaging that to be in a home environment. But that could easily be in a store environment. We have recommendations which we know from algorithms and from curated merchandising, which is done for the online store. Why can we not bring that into the offline environment? So when she's trying on in the store environment, then we can then say, well, what about these three complementary items which we'll go with? Complete the look. We're familiar with that in the online world, but we don't do that in the offline world. Now, if we can encourage her to sign in, then, of course, we now know, and this is kind of where you get into the realm of clientelling, we now know what she was doing online or what she was looking at in Starbucks around the corner before going into the store, then goes into the store, can go and speak to somebody maybe and say, hi, this is my name.  Do you happen to have it in stock? Typical kind of conversation. Oh, give me your email address, and I can see what you're looking at, and I'll show you. Oh, was it this one? Oh, yes, it's that one. Yes, look, we've got them in stock. Or no, we haven't got them in stock, but we've got them in our Munich branch. I can get them sent to you directly. That's how we've got to do it, right? It's got to be a clear benefit for the consumer to give us identity, and then we can begin to glue those things together. So it's one of the reasons why I don't refer to it as e-commerce, because it's not just about the e. We've got to literally merge and blend those two things together. Does that answer your question? Yeah, reasonably well. Another question, yes? Yeah? So we have this micro-service based filter e-commerce. So I was just wondering how the traditional physical shops can survive in this transition. Oh, big strategic question. Oh, wow. I'm feeding the traditional all-you-figure shops or e-commerce shops. OK, so how will retail survive? Nice big question, OK? You're quite right. So it will change, and we've seen certain categories change dramatically, bookselling, media, some of those sorts of things. Absolutely have changed fundamentally. However, there is no doubt that what I would call experiential retail is kind of the direction that we're going into, right? People still like shopping. It's a recreation on a Saturday afternoon. We go to the shops, et cetera, et cetera. As these become more destinations in their own right, then we see the reason to go into them all. We still want to try things on, right? In retail fashion, of course, you have very high return rates. In some cases, some businesses have 50% return rates. This is very difficult to make a profitable business when that is happening, OK? So you still want that ability to have people try things on to touch them and to feel them. There's a fascinating study by a chap called Mopaco Underhill called Why We Buy, right? Really, really interesting. And he observed people and you find that before somebody buys a towel in a store, six other people have touched the towel. It's actually gross when you think about it. It makes you want to wash it, right, doesn't it? But when you get it home, I'm going to wash it, right? Wash off all those germs. Because people go in and they touch it and they feel it. And shopping is fundamentally a tactile and a rewarding experience. And online cannot completely replace that. For some things, and this is why embedded commerce is so important, for some things in particular, the things which are a part of the customer journey, where the context, such as the parking example, I want to reserve a parking space, makes so much sense, right? I'm not going to go onto a website and try and do that separately. But if I can just do it as part of planning my journey in my car and press the buy button, then that's so easy, OK? So some of those, those contextual type things, make a lot of sense for online. Some of the replenishment ones, where I don't want to lug great big things of washing powder or, I was going to say toilet roll, but similar, similar. You know, those great big things that I don't need, all the dog food back from the store, those are painful and difficult. How can we make that much smoother? But things that are really close to the body, so clothing would be a great example, cosmetics would be another. If you look at cosmetics and how they're sold today, that is experiential retail. You know, my wife or my teenage daughter want to go into town, because they will sit down with whichever cosmetics advisor and they will try out different things. They'll do a bit of a makeover and have a look. That's really, I think, the future of retail. It's the fashion advice that you can get in the store to try it on, try the look. Does it make sense? That makes a ton of sense. Also look at things like, if you go into Minneapolis and some of the great Mall of America in the US, they actually build in, you know, roller coasters and fun things inside the Mall. Now they do that in part because it's so cold in Minneapolis that you want to know all year round experience, but it also drives people to the Mall where there's cinemas, there's restaurants. This is this concept of experiential retail. Okay, other questions? How long have I got? I think I actually am out of time. Nothing more? Okay, thank you very much.


So, one of the things that we found in the Hot Mama's Project study of working women a few years ago is that they most value control over their time and location. And not just time, but their schedule. So for example, let's say they're not an entrepreneur, they're working for somebody, but they can leave to go to a doctor's appointment and come back. Let's say that they can work from home one day, or telecommute. So these are trends that are really helping women get time back, sort of save an hour here, save an hour there. And those hours can be invested in, let's say they care for an elder relative, they have kids, or they just want to do something on the side, which is their business. So that's just some data that helps place some boundaries around work-life balance. And I do personally, because entrepreneurs have lots of ideas. It can sometimes be a problem. And so a lot of times I will keep literally a written list. And I know a lot of entrepreneurs who do similar things to this. And one, two, three. What are my top projects right now? And everything else gets a no. And it's hard to say no. We want to say yes. We want to be helpful. We don't want to have what's called FOMO, fear of missing out. But when you're laser sharp with here are my priorities, here's what I'm trying to do right now, and you say no to everything else, it's fascinating how that creates a lot of time. And as much as I've said, go social media. Social media is great. Sometimes you have to stay off social media to get some work done.


What's up everyone, Takedown here. Welcome back to another comic book video. Today I'm gonna be opening up a mystery box of 25 comics that I did purchase from a Facebook marketplace seller. He did ship me both of them and they only cost $25 each. Today we're gonna be opening up one of them and in the future I'm gonna be opening up and sharing with you what I get in the other box in another video. So today we're gonna be opening up one of them. So in this one there's gonna be 25 comics and again I only paid $25. So that is a dollar per comic. I'm not expecting a lot of great comics but all of these are Marvel comics and from the listing, most of them should all be bagged and boarded. Again there might be a few that are just tossed in there but for the most part he did ship them very well protected and just like I do myself whenever I ship my comics he did take great care of them. So I expect all of them to be in pretty decent condition but again I'm only paying $25. So I'm not expecting a lot of gems or any keys but let's see what we did find.  So we're gonna start off with what is on top and that is Avengers West Coast number 97. So just looking at the first comic here it does look to be in perfect condition. It is bagged and boarded. Now it does use different boards than I use in my personal collection but still it's nice to see that they are actually bagged and boarded like he did say in the listing about 90% of them should be and hopefully most of these are. So that's a pretty good first comic. Next up we actually have issue 98 of the West Coast Avengers. And I think at one point I think I might have already picked it up but I think at one point I was missing a number 100 now I don't think that's gonna be in here because that is a red foil cover but it would be pretty cool because this one here is number 99. All of these look like they're in perfect condition by the way and we did not get number 100 but I do believe I already have that in my personal collection. I have a set of the Avenger foil covers which I will probably share in another video if I haven't already. But next might be a complete set of something that I again I already have in my personal collection but it is something that's very interesting and it's really cool to see in a mystery box and that is Transformers Universe issue number one and it actually has a price tag of $2.50 on it. Now I do see the next one here as well and that is issue two which is awesome. We actually have actually a complete set so we have issue three as well which I like the dinos on this one. That looks really cool and then we do have the fourth and final one for Transformers Universe so to get this in a mystery box I can't remember what I did sell these for in the past a complete set but something tells me it's around $20 so that's $5 per book and that actually is a pretty good deal to get out of a mystery box. Next up we have something that personally I don't collect and that is Conan the Barbarian. This is issue 150 though so kind of a lower number than what I typically find whenever I buy my big lots at least so that's a very interesting one. Another Conan one. This is 273. Not really into that myself personally. We have King at Conan issue number six. Not sure when this one started if it actually is a low number because I know absolutely nothing about King Conan except this one does have a sticker of 175. Another one here, King Conan number four. So very interesting, just not something I personally collect. Next up we have the Nom. Issue number one. Really cool comic. At one point I did have I think issue one to 15. I ended up getting rid of them because I had to limit what I kept in my personal collection so that's an interesting one that I used to have in my collection. We have actually issue number two as well. And we're gonna keep on with that trend with issue number three. So we have issue one to three of the Nom. That's pretty interesting. I'm not sure the value of these but it's very interesting comics to get out of the mystery box. And again, this was only $25 for 25 comics so I only paid a dollar each. Very interesting stuff so far. We have Iris Butcher's name because it's not something I collect. Kazar number one. Probably Butcher that and I'm probably gonna get hate for it but it's just not somebody that I usually follow anyways. We also have number two and number three that has the human torch which does look pretty cool. I don't know if I'm gonna keep this one or not but I honestly don't follow him so who knows. And then we have issue number four as well. So that's pretty cool. We did get some Punisher War Journal. These ones are later issued ones and this is Frank versus the family. Issue 54. So it must be like guys taking on a mafia or cartel, something like that. That's pretty interesting. We have 55. Bad to the bone. That's very interesting cover. We have 56 which I don't know. I have a real vibe of War Machine but it looks like a Punishered Out War Machine. Very, very interesting. Then you also have what looks like a vampire or werewolf and then you have a mummy. So not sure with this one but it's very interesting to get it. And then we have Suicide Run of the War Journal. This one is actually there is a cutout. This is number 64 and what really threw me off is there's a cutout here so I'm not sure if there used to be something there because some of my comics whenever I see the cutout there used to be actually something there or if it is a cutout comic I have actually know nothing about these Punisher Comics so I'm definitely gonna have to look into that. Next up we have Gambits and The Externals. This is issue number one. I know nothing about these. I'm not sure if there's a set or what issue they go up to but we also have issue number two. Issue number three. Very cool comic. And we have issue number four which it doesn't say whether or not it ends after this. So I'm not sure if it's a limited series or I only have issue one to four but that is very, very cool. So these comics here again 25 comics for $25 a dollar piece. Usually it's a huge gamble. You never know what you're getting but these ones here it was a mix of everything. We had Punisher. We had Avengers. We had a little bit of the stuff that I collect. We had Transformers sets as well. Transformers Universe which is very interesting. I don't normally see A out in the wild or B in a mystery box like this. So that was really, really cool to get but this is all I'm gonna be opening up in this video. I will be doing another video sharing another mystery box that I purchased from the same seller and comment down below what you guys think should I get a nether box in the future. Hopefully it sticks with this trend of very interesting stuff and sets that are included in it. I assume not all the time we're gonna get all decent stuff like this and again there was no keys or anything but everything was bagged and boarded and it did say in this listing about only 90% of the stuff was so we did luck out there but comment down below what you guys think should I get another box or should I just stick with the two that I did buy. There will be a video in the future where I open up the second one so stay tuned for that and I'll see you guys in the next video. Please take care. Peace.