Welcome back at time to have a next conversation right here on the breakfast on plus TV Africa. I'm glad to say we have standing by the president of the National President of the Nigerian Medical Association, Dr. Uche Ojima. Hope you join us pretty shortly, but let's go to, you know, quickly inform you that the Nigerian Medical Association has rushed the federal government to consider privatizing the nation's public hospitals. The association's national president, Dr. Uche Ojima, who joins us this morning, had spoken to the news agency of Nigeria, adding that the boosting of the National Health Insurance Authority will bring more people into the health insurance net and give them better service at reduced costs. So we're glad to have the national president of the anime with us. Good morning to you, Dr. Uche Ojima. Good morning, sir. Good to have me. Good to be here. Yes, good to have you. Good to have you, sir. I'm privatizing the public hospitals in the country. Why? You say what? Yeah. Why are you calling for the privatization of the nation's public health facilities? Well, thank you for giving me this opportunity to hear this view. You see, for a while now, there has been this particular rhetoric that our public hospitals are not doing well because doctors are running there. There has been this consistent call for administrators to take over running the hospitals. But you and I know that the fundamental truth is that no matter the level of skill and specialization you bring to running our private public hospitals, if there is no financial backing, all your plans will end up in naught. It will not work. Therefore, the Nigeria Medical Association, which is the body that represents all doctors in Nigeria, having aggregated the view of Nigerian doctors, believe that it is time we put back the blame to the government. You cannot give me peanuts and expect me to build a skyscraper with it. So to us, having analyzed the situation of our public hospitals, it is our belief that privatizing it will give us two perspectives, which is having a properly run institutions with a positive balance. So let government take their hands off these public institutions and they will get the best of them. The work-hands that are needed will be properly paid. The institution will be properly funded and the patients will have the best. Even though we all know that the charges will go up, the net benefit of increment in pay and having a state of the art hospital is better than what we have today, where government is not funding them and all the blames are being heaped on the chief medical directors and the medical directors. This is our perspective. There's a lot to talk about here. Give me so many talking points at which you had an hour to discuss this. You've said that the blames need not be heaped on the chief medical directors and medical directors. You've also said that funding is a major issue and once that is sorted out, you don't need administrators to run the hospitals. You've also said that since government can't fund them, the private sector should come in, the hospital should be privatized, the costs will go up for the average person out there. So wouldn't this therefore make, you've already said that to that, wouldn't this therefore make healthcare out of reach to the most vulnerable Nigerians? Thank you. So you see, I don't like people approbating and reprobating. Approbating and reprobating. If you want to make an omelet, you must break an egg, sincerely speaking. I'm sure you saw the hospital that the vice president had his treatment at. That's the state of the art hospital. We don't really care who will run it. What I'm saying in essence is this, if we want what is obtainable in Europe, America, India, it has to be privately run. Because as far as Nigerian government and today's policy is concerned, health is a social service for them. It is not all about the financial bottom line for the current Nigerian situation. People are giving healthcare as a political dividend. And that means that if you really want to charge properly to run it properly, you're going to have problem because the patients cannot afford it. But what we're saying now is let us reposition this system properly. You may not privatize it all at once. You can start from privatizing the laboratories. There are a lot of multi-analysers and automated equipment that can take a lot of space and make it run faster. It can come in from the privatization of laboratories, can go to privatization of pharmacies. What I know you cannot privatize in the hospital is the nursing service and the doctor service, the medical service. So we can start by bringing in private sector into the laboratory and have faster results and have less bickering. And we can go on to lizard the pharmacies for the pharmaceutical industries or companies to run. Now, when you talk about increasing costs, let us channel all these budgets that we are going to save into the health insurance such that when we capture many Nigerians into the health insurance, no matter the marginal increase in price, the health insurance will take care of it. And we still have a good hospital. I do get where you're coming from. You've basically just said it all because I was going to talk about the fact that the hospital the vice president went to. In this old dichotomy or this debate between medical administrator and chief medical director is almost like the one between them, the members of the lab scientists and the medical doctors. That's why they've been having it. That particular hospital has a chief executive officer and it has a medical director. For the media appearances made, the chief executive of that spoke generally about the business and all that, you know, non-medically. And then the medical director spoke on the medical aspects. So it was clear that this place has been run by administrator while the medical aspects has been headed by medical director side by side. To make address that, I told you that as far as a public health system is concerned, it is a social service and it is not business driven. The fundamental thing is that the government of Nigeria is trying to make sure that the healthcare of Nigeria is taken care of. That is the basic issue as the concerns the public hospitals today are part of campaign promises and therefore if you bring in a CEO even though he believes the public will suffer. Because we are going to go strictly for the funds. But Doc, is that not what you're saying? Doc, but is that... Yeah. But Doc, is that not what you're saying? Privatization, look at the NMPC is privatized. We have CEO or group managing director. Is that not what you're saying? Of course. If you privatize it, it's business driven because the privatizes are going there for profit. So is that not what you're proposing? See, let me tell you, what I'm proposing is this instead of blaming the chief medical directors when you are the one not funding the hospital instead of blaming the chief medical director when you are the one limiting the charges for patients who you have promised democracy dividend will benefit then go through blast. If they want a CEO let us go through blast privatize it. Let the government hands off we are not afraid of facing purely medical practice but what we are seeing is that within the system of today the blame is not on the chief medical director the medical director. The blame is on the government who will decide to privatize it and the owner of the institution says he wants a CEO and the chief medical director so be it. So doc, if not satisfied my curiosity as to how the most verbal Nigerians who probably are expected to be covered in the current circumstances even if you don't have money you go to a teaching hospital to get attention you pay for everything from experience you pay by your card when you buy your card you have to even if you are rushing an emergency to the accident emergency ward they would not attend to you you have to get your card once you get that card anything they need if it's a catheter you have to go and buy it if it's any of the infusions you have to buy if it's saline if it's even bleach to clean the toilet you have to buy a lot of things you have to get every single thing for yourself so even under the current circumstances it's hard for the poorest of the poor and even the average civil servant out there to afford health care that's how many of them stay home or resort to self-medication so with this privatization one could argue it would get worse that you're proposing where people would not be able to afford health care in public institutions that is what see what I'm saying is this if you want to continue giving out health care as a social service and you are continuing to understand it what are you achieving you are not achieving benefit what we are saying is this we are talking about the things you have to buy go to a private hospital the catheter will be 10 times the cost of the catheter you get in a public hospital the card you are going to buy is 10 times the cost of the card you buy in a public hospital and you see in a private setup nobody breaks it down for you to get this, get this, get this and follow you as you go in a private setup they tell you the total cost and what you must deposit for them to take care of you by the time you come in and charging you 10 million Naira I would not ask you to get a catheter for God's sake, I would have a catheter for you, I would not ask you to get a card I would bring the card to you but when you go to a public hospital you are paying 10,000 Naira as your charge how can you not be expected to get a catheter and everything see this government of Nigeria with all the African government have agreed since 2001 that the health sector requires 15% of the budget to function very well but they have consistently refused to give the 15% for the health sector to function well so the stress you get in the public health sector is precedent upon the fact that there is no money to give you maximum support but the chief medical directors and other hospital workers are trying to break it down for you to make it easy for you to pick up the bills as you go on but if you go to a private hospital nobody has that time you either pay or you don't pay and you get out that is the truth of what we are saying so for today the public hospitals is still better for you if you don't have the money at the cheap rate but there are some stress you have to pass through that is in reality but for when you privatize it the vulnerable group will benefit from the new national health insurance authority act there is even a vulnerable people's fund that they take care of those that cannot afford it so with increased culture from national health insurance privatizing the public hospitals will become beneficial to everybody and the patient will get a better care and pay less out of pocket expenses is what is killing our patients the government needs to push the health insurance privatize the health sector and the patients will be better for it that's what I position you agree that the public hospitals like the teaching hospitals you pay for everything although you are saying it will be more expensive in the private hospitals I agree with you but I think this also points to the fact that the public hospitals especially the tertiary ones are making money doc where is the money going to the money goes back to government because you know where they got GSA since they established GSA it makes it difficult for even the the directors of the hospital to have access to fund any money you raise you pay to government basically and for you to get you have to explain what you did with the last one you were giving that is how GSA functions and you know that there is budgeting when you make your budget you spend your budget if your budget runs out ask anybody you will be in trouble and you have to justify the budget before you get it but if there is money coming in it goes to government so let us ask the government where the money is not us doc you've talked about politics I have you mentioned that so let's look at that you seem to be absorbing the medical directors in the public health institutions in the country of any responsibility in this problem in the health sector that you are proposing a solution to fix but it could be argued that some chief medical directors have become political medical directors they are there for political purposes some even engage in political campaigns and political rhetoric political speeches in the media so I will mention names some have become a stumbling block to the progress of their institutions to the extent that the members of the health workers they jubilate, they call brass band to come and play when the medical directors or CMDs are either fired or they resign some have been so so hard to deal with for the members of their of their staff some of them when they come there is a difference between one that was there themselves so this collusion between the political actors and then the medical directors is also a problem what do you say to this well the fundamental truth is that being appointed a chief medical director is a political appointment as of today in Nigeria if you allow the people who know the doctors within the institution to do the nomination like they do for vice chancellors I'm sure you can notice that since vice chancellors slots have been given to ASU or the institution not ASU by saying it is not the responsibility of the institutional congregation and seniors to produce the vice chancellors therefore when they produce the vice chancellors it sucks the people but as long as we continue with governments being solely responsible for appointment of chief medical directors it is a political appointment and he who plays the paper will dictate the truth that is the truth and let me also point out that there are some bad and there are good medical directors I'm sure you are aware that two medical directors this year a chief medical director and a medical director we are giving national productivity merit award this year that of University of Medjugorje and the Federal America we are giving natural productivity merit award which means that this government agrees that they are productive but you see even presidents that we have had compare them some of them are more difficult than others so you cannot have a standard for all the chief medical directors some are highly loved some are not loved that is Nigeria and that is life I would like to thank you for your honesty Doc and you have given some very interesting suggestions and even a breakdown of how this relationship between government and the private sector can work and let's see how it goes and also you shared your thoughts on the National Health Insurance Authority so let's see if the government will borrow a leaf from your suggestion but thank you so much for joining us Dr Uche Ujima thank you, it was nice to be here I hope to have you soon that's the president national president of the Nigeria Medical Association that's the size of our package right here this morning on the breakfast my name is Kofi Bartels, thank you very much for your time we are at Plus TV Africa across the social media platforms on YouTube you can check out our two accounts Plus TV Africa and Plus TV Africa Lifestyle, see you tomorrow good morning


Yeah, this is, I am celebrating something like my 10th year using Ruby, and anyone that knows me knows that I really have the attention span of a NAT, so for me to be continuing to use Ruby after 10 years is a real testament to the language. One of the things I wanted to talk about today is why I'm still using Ruby after 10 years, and what it is that keeps me interested. But before I do that, I went to RubyKaigi, I was invited to the, there was a Japanese Ruby conference, I think it was two years ago now, I was invited to that, it's a long flight but I thought, you know what, I'm going to do that because I really, really want to thank, you know, the home of Ruby, and particularly I wanted to thank Matts and for creating it and giving me 10 really good years, and of course I turn up, I give my talk and Matts wasn't there, but I think all of us are really big thanks, whether we've been using Ruby for 10 months or 10 years, to Matts and also the other people in Japan who have created Ruby for us, and then for the rest of the community that's built it on. So I just really want to take this opportunity right now to thank Matts for that, I think it's been absolutely wonderful. So here I am, standing in front of Lone Star Ruby conference, and you know I used to say okay, here's one I'm going to talk about and everything else, but you know I think it'd be better if I had some kind of objective measure of what I was doing, and it's really fortunate that two years ago, how many people were here two years ago, great, okay, so two years ago you had one of the deepest commentators on the Ruby community standing in front of you, talking about the quality of the people in the community and the quality of keynotes given in the community, so I'd like to just set the tone for what I'm going to do here, it can only get better really. So why am I interested in Ruby, why do I keep coming back to Ruby? Well, one of the reasons for me, there's not the real reason, one of the reasons is that Ruby is this multi-paradigm language, okay, it's an OO language, right, in Ruby everything is an object, but unlike the majority of OO languages, it doesn't throw that down your throat, it doesn't force you to be an OO programmer, you can still write procedurally if you want to, or if you want to, you can write in a kind of prototype based style, I'm actually doing that more and more, where I don't use classes, but instead create hierarchies of objects and add things to those objects, it's a very liberating way of programming, it's actually a way JavaScript works underneath the covers, I do that a lot, and there's a whole bunch of people that try and tell you that Ruby is a functional programming language too, well Ruby is functional programming in the same way that a Trabant language is a car, right, it kind of helps, but it's not really there, but that's okay, but the other cool thing about Ruby is that it's all these at the same time, and one of the incredible achievements of Ruby is to take all of this plus syntax that's drawn from everywhere from Perl to Modular to whatever else, put it into one box, and actually make a kind of coherent whole out of it, and I think that one of the reasons that Ruby works for me is that Ruby doesn't tell me, think this way, instead Ruby works the way I think, I don't think OO, I don't think functional, I think hey, I want to get this job done, and Ruby helps me by just letting me do all the things I need to do at the same time, but the problem is that if Ruby thinks the way I think, that also means it's imperfect, and that is why I like Ruby, because it is grossly imperfect, it's gloriously imperfect, now is that a big deal? I think it's a massively big deal, let's look at some famous people quoting about imperfection, it is absurd to look for perfection, there's that sting song, to look for perfection is to live here in hell, it's the idea that you can never really achieve it, you can just waste an awful lot of time doing that, the pursuit of perfection often impedes improvement, you know that, you're sitting there saying oh I gotta do this and this and this and this, you just think of all the reasons you shouldn't do something or you can't do something, rather than just getting on and doing it, I love this one, perfection is slow death, I can't change anything, I'm just gonna gradually just like die away, perfectionism is the end of your creation, obviously, out of perfection nothing can be made, every process involves breaking something up, if you have these things where you can't change them because they're perfect, you're not gonna get anything, there's no redecoration in the pristine chapel, you can't change stuff, no good work whatever can be perfect and the demand for perfection is always a sign of the misunderstanding of the ends of art, I wanna come back to art a bit later on, perfectionism is the voice of the oppressor, ray, yeah, but seriously, you can oppress people with this idea of perfectionism because in perfectionism there is only one way, yeah, any mediocrity can be trusted to be always at its best and then the essence of being a human is that one does not seek perfection and I think Ruby is if anything the most human language, the most human programming language that we now know and then we have this wonderfully ironic syntactically and semantically perfect sentence, perfection has one grave default, it is apt to be dull and it's true, no one wants to live in a perfect world, fortunately Ruby is not perfect, it has some little edge cases, I wanna show you some of the trivial ones now and then we'll move on to some of the big ones, first of all the Ruby language itself is gorgeously messy, okay, you are now the Ruby interpreter, the Ruby parser, what is this line of code? No, it's actually one thing, it's a method that takes a block, indeed, I mean a lot of people think oh is it a method that takes a block or is it a method with an empty hash parameter, yeah, that little sort of like excitement of uncertainty, we can make it certain by doing that, yeah, nothing better than putting some parentheses around something to make it less uncertain, so that is clearly a method that takes a hash, right, what's that? This one's a syntax error, surprisingly or not depending on how optimistic you are, but here's the one fun one, what's this one? It's a method that takes a hash, so by removing the hash literal characters you can actually turn it from being a syntax error into a method that takes a hash, cool, is perfectly valid Ruby, okay, of course anybody who writes that, you need to tell them about methods and stuff, it's too long a line, but this is perfectly valid Ruby, let's just look at the middle of it, let's just look at that, alright, what does this mean? I'll give you a clue, if Ruby knows that M is a variable, that is somewhere it's seen an assignment to M, what does this mean? Come on, shout, yes indeed it is going to, okay, what he said was it's going to send the divide operator slash to M passing N as a parameter and then it will pass the slash operator to the result of that and pass that O as a parameter or it's going to do M divided by N or divided by O, okay, that's if it knows that M is a variable, however, life gets interesting if there is no prior assignment to M, now what does that mean? Okay, and what's its parameter? Okay, so the theory is that this is a call to M passing it a single parameter, which is a regular expression with the compile wants flag, the slash O at the end, any variance on that? Name error, well this is a method, well actually no it's not a regular expression, this is interpreted as call the method M, then divide its return value by N and then divide the whole result by O, alright, so there's still some surprises in Ruby even for experts, but, okay, I'm English so I get to be able to say this, but wait there's more, we all know, right, that languages in which white space is a syntactic construction are evil, right, let's add one, count it, one space, now what does this mean? Now it is a method call where we pass it a reg X, by adding a space we've changed it from a method with no parameters to a method with one parameter and we remove the need for two variables, that's a powerful space, but we can take it further, let's add one more space, now what does it mean? You cannot have a regular expression starting with a space which is a method parameter without parentheses because that's interpreted as a call to M divided by N divided by O, alright, but you know what we put that space in the wrong place, we meant to put it after the N, now what does it mean? Back to the reg X, alright, but you know what, we like laying our code out nicely, we don't like all this jumbled together stuff, so let's put a space before and a space after, hands up, who thinks this is a method with zero parameters that's then divided the result of? O of three or four, how many buildings still is a method that you pass a regular expression to? Alright, so we have about eight people that think and the rest of you clearly don't, what is it? This one's a syntax error, we have a language here where in five characters M slash N slash O by adding spaces in different places, we get three different meanings, now if James Gosling had designed a language that did this, he would jump up a very tall building, if Anders Halsberg had done this he would shoot himself in the head, before he would apologize first, can we do Van Rossen? You know, it would go insane if his language did this because this is obviously not regular, what response do we get? Well I anticipated it, I'm looking at him right now because you know what, the particular set of rules that were used to do this work 99% of the time, they are heuristics that make your code read naturally and if every now and then there's this ambiguity, big deal because the idea in any human communication is to maximize our chances of communicating and if every now and then to do that we introduce ambiguities, then we do it, we don't all speak in Esperanto, Ruby's really not too good at following rules either, I mean let's look at something really simple, everybody knows that languages have keywords, right, so in C sharp keywords are predefined reserved identifiers have a special meaning to compute a compiler, they cannot be used as identifiers in your program, Java, here's a list of keywords in Java programming language, you cannot use any of the following identifiers in your program, Python, the following identifiers are used as reserved words or keywords in the language and cannot be used as ordinary identifiers, do you spot a pattern? Ruby keywords, the rule is are a list, I don't think it's complete, I just stole this from David Black's RDoC keyword thing, here's a list of Ruby keywords, just look at three or four of them today, three of them I guess, let's start off with just a simple case, is piece of code, I assign the string cat to the variable C and then define a method on that particular object, so I say def C dot begin, why not, begins a keyword day, who cares, this is Ruby, we define a method dot begin on C and then we call it by saying C dot begin, guess what, the result is let's start up the old cat, it works, so I guess begin is not too much of a keyword really, in that kind of sense, we can take it a bit further, this is just a little bit obscure but not really much, so we're going to open up class object, what you mean your language doesn't let you open up the basic object, and we're going to define an instance method on object and what's that instance method called, we're going to call it def, why not, and we're going to use the new Ruby 1.9 syntax which allows me to pass blocks to blocks, alleluia, so I'm going to define this method, takes a block, and what's it going to do, it's actually going to call define method to define this, in fact in this case, as a global method on any object, okay, so what can we do with that, well given our cat object, I could say C dot def hello do and define a method, so I don't have to have, you know, I can use def to define methods, why not, that's kind of cool, and then just call it, but I don't even need to see on that, I don't think I just call hello, so that's kind of neat, right, suddenly whole new realms of ugly metaprogramming, open up before our eyes, because we could do something like this, self dot def if do condition block, block dot call if condition, and then we could write self dot if to less than four do test is okay, I don't know about you, I think that's kind of cool, you can write Ruby code that looks like that, only is it cool code, it's kind of syncopated, Ruby has this thing about doing things the right way, its thing is, there is no right way, right, I mean it takes, there's more than one way to do it and explodes it, so say you want to output the number zero to nine, one per line in Ruby, how could you do that, well you could write something like this for I in one to nine do output, this works perfectly cool, you could say ten dot times do, again perfectly cool, works fine, you could say zero dot nine dot each do, absolutely fine, still does exactly the same thing, you could say put test, oh this is getting cleverer now, right, because we know that if you call put test with an array, it outputs each of the elements of the array one per line, so if you take the range zero to nine, convert it to an array and then pass it to put test, it outputs zero to nine, one in your line, not particularly obscure, perfectly valid, yet another way to do it, or you could just say put s star zero to nine, and again that works perfectly well, none of these is better than the other, none of them are particularly clever, but the cool thing is they all exist, so you get to choose which one expresses what you want at that point, and you say but wait a minute, they all do the same thing, how could one express better, I don't know, but they do, if you look in Rails applications, you will typically find that inside a view, people will write a loop like that, inside the main body of their code, they will write the same loop, like that, why? Well, part of the reason is that that's how David Hannamar-Hanson did his views, and everybody basically just cargo-cultured that, oh you use a four in a view, without really thinking about why, but most people I know do that, in fact Chad Fowler has recently stopped doing it, simply as a protest, because he didn't know why he was doing it so much, but the fact that you have that ability is really, really cool. I love this quote from David Levin's book, The World in Six Songs, the best poetry, the best art in any medium is ambiguous, ambiguity begets participation. What does that mean? It means that the instructions for building a lawnmower, probably bad because they're pretty ambiguous, any set of just basic instructions that just says do this, do this, do this, or the sky is blue, the grass is green, it's not poetry, because there is no room for you in it, there's no place for you to get involved, but once I give you some ambiguity, our vegetable love shall grow faster than empires and more slow, then you can sit and you can think about that, try and work out what he means, what are the subtleties in there, what are the puns that are being played on, even a humor relies on ambiguity. If you go to Wikipedia and look up ambiguity, you'll find the Groucho Marx joke, last year in Africa I shot an elephant in my pyjamas, how he got in my pyjamas I'll never know, it's just there because that switch in meaning brings you in, ambiguity is incredibly important, a language without ambiguity is a dead language, and Ruby is not a language without ambiguity, so that's some syntactic stuff, it goes beyond that though, progress in Ruby, the way Ruby has been developed is incredibly messy, the language is messy, the progress is messy, as a publisher we have books, authors like to put those little quotes at the top of chapters, I have banned two, you may no longer write the following two quotes, one is journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step, right gone, the other one is this one, perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add but when there is nothing left to take away, okay, and a lot of people go look at that, including me actually 10 years ago, oh yeah that's cool, that's cool, and that's one kind of perfection, chopping stuff away until you have this perfect little diamond in the middle, but another kind of perfection, a bigger kind of perfection is just to encompass everything, if you are everything then you're by definition perfect, and I think that's the approach that Ruby's taking, because Ruby is busy adding stuff, right, we're not aiming for the perfection of the minimalist, we're aiming for something that works, you can look at this in many different ways, here is the size of the RubyTable download over time, so back in 97 with Ruby 1.0 it was down around about a mega and a half, now we're up to about 40 meg, yeah, and if you look at that graph, well it's not too easy to see, so let's put it on a log axis, on a log axis that's pretty much linear, and if something is linear on a log axis, what does that mean, yeah it means that by Ruby 2.0 it'll be roughly a terabyte download to get the interpreter, which is cool because we'll all have high speed then and everything else, you can also look at in terms of number of methods in the core, so I just did a quick eGREP on the source code to do this, number of methods is going up roughly linearly, but that's a lot, back in Ruby 1.0 it was a couple of hundred, now it's pretty much a couple of thousand, that's a lot of methods, and many of them do almost the same thing, is that a bad thing? Well, no, because Java packages them up to separate libraries, these are all built in, yeah, we're better than Java, I don't know if this is a good thing or a bad thing, I know it makes learning the language a bit harder, but it also makes it kind of cooler to have them all lying around, Ruby 1.9, major, major change, incredible change in Ruby, in Ruby 1.9 we have new things like fibers, we've got enumerators, unbelievable character encoding, I would guess probably if you look at the number of source lines in the interpreter, probably more than half of them now are to do with character encoding, and I think we've probably got the most sophisticated and general character encoding mechanism of any language in the planet, it is scarily complete, Ruby 1.9's got performance improvements, whole new interpreter built into it, really cool stuff going on, and of course it's got a new regular expression engine on Igaruma, which is really, really fun, these are advancements that are worth having, all these changes, all these extensions are things that are worth it, and we should embrace, we shouldn't be afraid of changing just because it makes things bigger, because if nothing else, Ruby 1.9 now allows me to write this, isn't that gorgeous? I mean everybody knows that that does, right? There you go. This, this is an example of our Igaruma regular expression, right? It's kind of hard to read that way, but you can take the same regular expression and turn it into this, perfectly valid. It's a regular expression that matches palindromes, words that are the same forward and backward, and it works like this. It says a palindrome is either nothing or a single character or any character, a palindrome, and then that same character. Yeah? That's the definition of a palindrome. Note here that we'll be able to define functions in our regular expression and call them. Note that we have the equivalent of captures that are at a particular scope. So here I've captured some character. Here I say that character in my same scope, not the nested version of it, not the 1.1 higher, but the one in my scope. If Ruby is a functional programming language, I would say that this is where it is, because this is the kind of pattern match that you quite often see in languages such as Haskell and Clojure, right? It's really cool. And this is all built into Ruby. So coming back to this idea of imperfection, coming back to this idea of messiness, I think messiness is cool, because it keeps things interesting. And that's what I really like in a language. And that's one of the reasons that I keep coming back to Ruby, because it's interesting. I keep finding new stuff. That business with the spaces and the method calls, I didn't know that until about four weeks ago. And I was just playing around and I bumped into it. And I was like, whoa, I didn't know that. It's cool. It's interesting. It keeps me on my toes. The last thing I like about Ruby is the fact that the people are messy.  I can use kind of like a Western theme, forgetting that Austin isn't actually in Texas. But when we first started, we, when Matz first started with Ruby, it was kind of like this. It really was a couple of people setting off into the unknown. No idea really where they were going, just some idea that they wanted something a bit different. And it wasn't easy. It took a lot of time and took a lot of courage to do what happened. But gradually, over time, other people came, or possibly just the horse died, and people formed a town, and people started to congregate around this idea, around this ideal, around this movement. And so, you know, you heard the story that the first Ruby conference, the first international Ruby conference was held in a bar in Florida, and there were like 30 people in attendance. It was kind of like that. And that was about it.  Probably back then, most people in the community would have named the majority of other people in the community. And we just kept bumping into each other. It was really cool. And as the number of people grew, we started putting a little bit of structure in place, or at least we started building things for ourselves. And so, it turned from being just like, you know, huts or tents into something which was identifiable. And it grew a bit like that. And it kept growing like this, and it was very, very steady, very, very linear growth. If you kind of plot the growth of Ruby over the like 2002, I don't know what, 2003, 2004, whatever, it's a pretty slow, linear growth. People would come into it. They'd go, oh, that's cool, and they'd tend to stick. But you had to search it out. It wasn't in your face. And then in the same way, well, something happens. In the West, it was gold. People found gold, and that changed the entire equation.  People found rails, and suddenly, it turned from being this little town into, well, there goes the neighborhood. Everybody starts piling in. And it really was the Wild West, because the people that came in weren't people that you knew. They weren't like people that were added one at a time, so you got the chance to know them. 10,000 people arriving overnight. The infrastructure couldn't deal with it. It was very traumatic. It was a big change. It has fundamentally and irrevocably changed Ruby, just because of that one year where the world exploded. And it really was rough and ready for a time. But after a little bit of time, some structure evolved. Here is the annual gold doesn't scale race in... This is actually Deadwood, as in the HBO series. But you can see, we now have hardware stores. We have sort of banks, all this kind of stuff, people wearing hats and ties, as the thing changes, as the needs of the community changes. And now, Deadwood looks like, well, not now, sorry, the turn of the century, which is what, maybe the 40 years in, Deadwood looked like that. So why is that relevant? I started off just jokingly mentioning Zed Shaw's appreciation of my RailsConf keynote, I guess it was. Just after he keynoteed here, he wrote a rant. He wrote a rant, Rails is a ghetto. And I was honored to be a part of that rant. There was a section in that rant, I believe it was called Dave Thomas' Fat and His No Sammy Sosa. I didn't understand it, but at least it was true. The rest wasn't, but the rest was pretty vicious. And I had never had something like that happen to me before.  I was physically sick reading that. And what surprised me about that was, first of all, the attack itself and the viciousness of it. It wasn't just me, the entire whole bunch of people. But it was also what happened afterwards. Because up until then, I thought I was part of the Ruby community. And I thought that I was kind of like participating in it and I was contributing to it and everything else. But actually what happened was a couple of people stood up and said, this is bad, this is wrong. But there were also a lot of people that said, yeah, you take these people down.  And there was a whole bunch of stuff like that. And that was the most hurtful thing. Because that said to me that if there is a Ruby community, then I'm not part of it. These people don't like me. This is weird. And I'll be honest with you. I mean, I think a lot of people say, oh, it's just rants. These are big boys. They can take it. I know other people that have had attacks like this. For me, it took me probably about nine months before I slept properly again after this. I know other people who have had this kind of stuff done and they say the same thing. It's not trivial. It's not trivial at all. And in fact, the only reason that I'm kind of cool with it now is that I realized that my fundamental assumption is wrong. The fundamental assumption I had is that there's a Ruby community and I'm part of it. And that's just ridiculous. Maybe when there were a small group of people, when there were 50 or 100, then there was a community of people who were founded around Ruby. But here's the reality. The reality is Ruby is a resource around which communities can form. Saying that there's a Ruby community is like saying there's a screwdriver community. There isn't one. And that was the mistake I made. So now I see the world differently. I see the world very differently. And when I travel around, I talk to people, I give studios and everything else and I try to take pictures of what I see. And this is where I think the real Ruby communities are plural. It's all these people who are doing cool things with Ruby. Well, I don't know what he's doing with Ruby, but the rest of the people are pretty cool. Groups of people literally around the world who self-form, who self-organize, who give up their time to come and do cool things with other people. And they use the language as an excuse for doing that. Some of them are cooler than others, obviously. A whole bunch of very, very interesting people I love to spend time with. That's Chad Fowler a year ago. He looks very different now. Let's go back to that one. Moment of silence for that one. Oh, damn, I can't go back to it. That's unfortunate. Sorry about this. If you haven't heard, that picture in the middle there was why the Lucky Stiff. And was it this week? Last week. Last week, why he just disappeared? Which is kind of weird. He took all his sites down, he took all his code down, took his blog down. So, he might miss. I'm not 100% sure what's going on there. It may just be a stunt. I don't think so. But he had an interesting, orthogonal way of looking at life. And I'll miss him being around. But the community is out there.  And the cool thing about this is that if you don't assume that there is a Ruby community, but if instead you say, okay, the people in Ruby are just as messy as the syntax of Ruby, are just as messy as the semantics of Ruby, are just as messy as the development process of Ruby, are just as messy as everything to do with it. If you just accept the fact that people are messy, if you accept the fact that in the town of Deadwood it started off with prospectors, but pretty soon they had hardware stores, they had teachers, they had banks, they had lawyers. They had a whole range of different people all doing different stuff. There was no one community anymore. There were lots of communities of interested people passionately involved in what they were doing. If you accept that, then messy can be fun. And that's why I'm still doing Ruby 10 years, and I hope to be doing it for as long as it's still fun. Thank you.


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What's up everybody Jason here for jazby's case breaks calm. This is 2021 Bowman baseball This is a 12 box hobby case break pick a team number nine number all-carts ship Bowman baseball is back with another stellar lineup of prospects and superstars in baseball and of course find one chrome autograph per hobby box so Here we go guys So if you have a little character sign at the end of your name that means you want that in the team filler But you gave away six high-end teams. So there you go. Congratulations guys, and everybody else about it. Thank you And good luck as well It's going on over there Playoff hockey going on guys play off basketball. This is probably one of the better times for sports because while the playoffs are going on Especially after last year with the pandemic not knowing how things were gonna work out Glad to see that Kind of somewhat normal And now we can actually attend these games as well Some heavy stuff right here beautiful beautiful so I'm gonna So I think I'm gonna pack stack Probably six boxes at a time and then we'll go through the six boxes and then We'll go through the next six Because it's a little easier that way. Oh I mean if Edmonton loses this game, I think it's pretty much over They have to win this game As soon as people start noticing or breaking moment, it was like 35 people watching and now my side is like less than 25 Everybody's like psych. I'm out of here.  I should have, yeah It's gonna get a little warm here It's where my custom jazzy's case-frictured I'd rather just pack stack it I think it's better to just go through the carts or rip open most of the pack Then to kind of go box-by-box. I feel like sometimes that takes a little longer This is perfect for people that love this and great time.  However, you're getting food or drinks Perfect intermission. I love how I just One autograph could be a little rough though. The jumbo is the reason why I think a lot of people love that one There's one stack right there So like I said as I'm going through these cards guys, I mean You know, we stop plenty of time to get some other breaks So this is like the perfect time for you get your orders in as PJ is PJ's got three spots in the cup hockey R&B There we go. Let's break some cup So while I'm breaking this like I said, I'm still gonna be promoting other breaks I still want to break something else PJ knows the valley and hockey. We're down to just three left in the R&B guys three left That'd be a fun break to get going three left NHL playoffs going on right now guys one of the most exciting playoffs sport sports playoffs for sure, especially sudden death overtime. I Mean some of these games can go like triple quadruple overtime without a goal bad for the heart though That's for sure, especially if you're a big fan of the team That isn't double triple overtime Right now I'm watching the Oilers and Winnipeg Jets. It looks like the Oilers are up four to one and the Winnipeg Jets scored three goals in the third To actually tie up this game and force it over time.  Come on Connor David saves the day They pay the big bucks for shy flee. Oh If anybody wants to watch a really exciting playoff game right now, I don't know what channel MBC SN is But direct to you wise it's 220. So if you have MBC SN I think someone's gonna score in this first overtime There's too many chances for both teams It's over Right off the face off Was that was that either?  My Kings are one of them, right? To bust a reverse sweep Definitely not gonna happen now, right? Was this the last game of the night for hockey I Assume it is right 740 or ready unless there was one more One more other game So like I said guys PJ wants to break some cup hockey. He just got three spots in the R&B the cup hockey R&B for all the high-end teams and I think I told you guys right I think six out of the seven true RPAs that are in cup hockey checklist are actually in this randomizer And the only team that's not part of it is the Rangers and Kapokako only has a patch So again, you're gonna get a piece of all of the teams included as the avalanche the Canucks the Canadians the Devils the Blackhawks and the Knights. I believe all of those teams right there have a true RPA to 99 So if we were to hit one, I mean unless this Kapokako and we do hit one It's most likely to be part of the R&B and you're gonna pay a small fraction of the price To win one of those RPAs that are easily going for at least a thousand couple of them are a couple thousand You know as the Colorado avalanche, you know continue on They make a far run and we pull a kill in the car.  We're done a three left straight up guys Three left straight up and you guys are also getting 25% off You would have been paying for 87 99 So again six out of the seven true RPAs, I believe if I'm correct, there's seven Six of them Are actually part of the R&B and we could break that right after this I mean, we're gonna be stuck here for about two hours anyway, so perfect time to sell sell sell on some of these breaks Yeah, I mean he's a patch anyways, but Hopefully you can still turn around a little bit Like I said last last I seen kill McCards like a 2,500 to 3,000 dollar RPA Think Jack Hughes and Quinn Hughes are both like 1,500 Closer to 2,000 think Harvey Dodge is at least almost 1,800 to 1,000 You know, I don't know how much Cody glass. I think Cody glasses the RPA for the night for the nights I mean, we're still outside of the savers the capitals The hurricanes of predators the ducks Part of the R&B, so I mean, it's not a bad R&B either. All right, well back to some basketball then guys All right, like I said, I'm gonna rebuild in six boxes first and then we'll go through the next six after So again, we're down to three left in the Cup hockey R&B. Oh, that's right the haves to Nick Suzuki his also is a couple thousand two I believe so yeah Yeah, there's those six RPs in there again, that's it's pretty strong. I even forgot about Nick Suzuki RPA's I was trying to sell this last week on the last case to Hussbert Drew He's also Canadian and Or sorry, I don't know if he's Canadian, but I think he went to school in Canada But you know if you follow hockey because they went to school there But he said he reached out to a friend and this was funny He reached out to a friend that in Montreal still and said Hey, this is Nick Suzuki good, and then I think I think his friend responded Dude, Nick Suzuki is like the Zion in Montreal right now. It's like Zion Williamson I was like if that tells you anything People in Montreal do love him so avalanche swept today, right? Yeah, so abs won. It looks like natural. Obviously they won over time Boston beat Washington so that game of series is over now, right? So what is the bracket like then I didn't realize the bracket, but who do the avalanche play? Like the winner of Nashville and what's his name or do they play the winner of Golden Golden Knights in Minnesota? Well, not that they haven't played well, but I thought Minnesota would Play a little bit better, I guess against the Knights, although I hate to say, you know, they're a pretty good squad Mark Andre flurry just still amazing in the playoffs correct X line. Are you here? How is Shaq wearing? Is he wearing punk? Is he wearing like slides or something? It's my way act lines not here I don't know who are the finalists have the amounts for the finalists or who was projected to be the finalists All right guys here you go three six boxes here half half the case and we'll skim through some of this paper Dominguez paper You got James Beard to $1.99 a little pink shimmer my sweater back on well what comes to mind is flurry just probably because What he's done this year I? Assume he won the majority of those Golden Knights games But you never know What do you think is gonna win? I don't really know the full stat lines like okay? Tell me this then who had who had the most wins this year. Are they all fairly close? Wow, look at that atomic Aaron Sabato Minnesota Twins that is a nice Sorry bones first autograph right there 49 out of 100 Minnesota Twins is going to Ryan. That's one of the bigger ones right there Modrigal Alcantara Dylan Dingler for Detroit. That's a paper pink Mike Trout Videl Brujan to 25 Philip Gruber does have some good stats though. I'm just looking it up right now He was second in goals against average Number one was Alex Nadel Javik. He had 1.90 Gruber had 1.95 and Mark Andre flurry 1.98. How funny them are Marlamov I Think I want Marlamo so interesting obviously you guys had them for a couple seasons Nadel Javik Varlamov flurry and then shutouts Varlamov had 7 with Gruber 7 Blaze Jordan. Well, I assume I guess I didn't really watch too much especially like your color out of lunch, but I'd assume that Gruber was a mean reason why you know, they probably won a lot of games But I think for most people I think obviously they think of all the the speed and the offense that That color of a house a speckle Jake Eddard To chew 99 Miami Marlins When a Daniel there you go, man little speckles sparkle. I like to say I think it's called speckle All right, we're getting some good color so far these first two boxes Alcantara Shane Baz Yeah, I think I would assume for for the goalie standpoint though I think saves is a big thing safe percentage is a big thing for Vezna wins Of course is gonna help you a lot a lot, but I think shutouts too And I mean you got to say that Gruber is pretty much up there in all those stats Plus you're gonna get I think you guys won the president's trophy, right? So I'm gonna be shocking if you borrow on yeah, it looks like that's the only one one more game Then Gruber did then Mark underflare had 26 and 10 Yeah, you know what now looking at more of the stats. I think group are could win I mean they could give it a Vassie to you don't have bad stats either, but his goals against average was 2.25 so To 195 group hour. It's not bad Torquilson, Austin Hendrick Joe Adele Please Jordy Tristan Jari won 25 games Sabato and make a bell Coonia are my eyes am I seeing things right or is Memphis actually up by eight right now, man It's still another half to go but Blaze Jordan. Oh Dylan Brooks. That's right. It's a pro duck right there. Go ducks Stevie and manuals. Oh How about Collie going against his former team Just realized that right now Open go to Jeremy to tonight and Gunner Henderson You say a Joey bark All right guys, so we already got the autograph or just trying to see if there's any other numbered or paper We'll put aside to penny-sleeping top load There we go, Austin Hayes to 50 paper for the Orioles and a Xavier Edwards little atomic Think and hobby those are one per box So not too bad Casey Meyers right there Lacey is Austin Martin Chrome Luigi is going to Matthew Sabato Turn Jackson.  What have you guys done? Let's take it a shot right there. I think he was speaking for like somebody though, but we got a redemption Elec will Bobby Wood jr. Judge Jake Cronin worth to 99 and nice blaze Jordan a 499 Nice little first right there Boston Reps. I was going to don Manny Machado Tacos, it's it's it's it's more on the players than it is really on panini at the end of the day tacos They don't Gotta blame the players. They don't they don't want to Fulfill those redemptions I mean, I waited like a year to get one of my mouse Sanders And I know it was my Sanders fault. It wasn't really convenience They have an obligation to autograph, but it doesn't mean they have to do it on time I think it's a little bit more difficult. I mean now that everything's getting a little bit better, but with COVID if like I think the players could have used that excuse like no, I can't do that positional promise autographs of Francisco Alvarez for the meds. I have no idea what this is may be out of the nice one for the meds Natalino, yeah Brooks, ooh Dylan Brooks Dylan Brooks plays like so hard though Jeremy de la Rosa for the Washington Nationals gonna John Vincant IG I'm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Josh Jung Wander Franco Gary Mitchell. Oh, yeah, I mean honestly Rex. I guarantee they do but what are they gonna do? You know what I mean? Like oh Joe Burrell or whoever it is, you know You have one week to send these in if not you are going to get fine I don't know if they actually do that though, but I don't think it's like I don't think they go that hard But yeah, I would think they have to like Get harder deadlines Because I know what's happening with Joe Burrell I think I think contenders like the perfect perfect example like he just missed the packing You know for contenders, so he was a redemption But I think like legit the next week they had announced, you know, we already have Joe Burrell So if you pull a redemption it'll be redeemed as soon as next week, you know, so it's like Some players, you know will try to get it in as quick as possible and some of them like I don't care It was like a lamella ball. I think a lot of rumors are that You know, remember he did sign autographs early on in a lot of those collegiate products He was like on card and flawless Collegiate and stuff, but you know the rumor is that He wants more money And even though he signed the contract already to fulfill these he's not signing him You know, so it's not that he doesn't want to sign him for that reason. He just I guess I don't know if LeVar's, you know, kind of talking in his ear or not, but I mean, I think he's kind of after already with that contract because he signed it already You know, so it's people like that or it's like Dude, you're gonna make great money. Like don't be super super greedy about that But I mean, I guess he knows his worth, right? I remember that happen. Oh blaze Jordan atomic. Nice I remember that happened back in 2016 with Dak Prescott. I believe he was like threatening to stop signing You know But they actually gave him more money because I believe remember he was like a third fourth round draft picks So when him and Zeke Alley were selling for hotcakes like they're crazy hot You know, he probably had a low contract like, you know, money was And I think he did pay him a little bit more to be like an exclusive and all that good stuff Yeah, for sure, man I don't know how it works though. I don't know if the NFL has something to say about it Like hey, don't be bothering our players Just for them to sign, you know, if they if they got to choose a workout or sign They're gonna work out, you know, I don't know how the I don't know how it is I would love to know how it's structured for sure Because I think the NFL the last thing they care about is Joe Borough having to sit for like three hours to autograph while he could have been three hours practicing, you know To 125, Luis Garcia DJ what's going on, brother? Hi, span. I don't know if you've seen any breaks earlier, but when you do Congrats, man blaze Jordan But yeah, it's it's it's partly impenetrable, but then also too.  Yeah Um, do you have Instagram or Facebook anything where I can just send them or do you want to just straight email? You can always email them to you too I usually Instagram a lot of customers through I'm sorry use Instagram for messaging or Or Facebook if anything Yeah, I'll take some photos for you now There's no problem at all Austin Martin paper and A yellow speckle the 75 Logan Gilbert All right guys, cool. So that was the first six boxes continue on Let me quickly just separate all the color So I can have it ready for like a little Little recap towards the end I'm meant to do that while I was pulling it but I gotta wait for me I'll know where his wrecks All good, man. But yeah, I don't know if you heard but I was just you know turning it back to you like saying I would love to know how it is structured because I don't know if You know The specific the specific team, you know, or NFL NBA are like No, I don't want my player to be autographing for three hours today. You know Let's push it back as much as possible. You know, I'd rather him Work out for three hours or be a part of These team meetings and blah blah blah So I know the offseason is usually where they get the majority of their autographs, but I mean, like I said, I'd love to see how structured So I think I think penny has to step back a little bit with their specific teams that they you know with the specific leagues they they uh They're affiliated with because I mean obviously without their affiliation They wouldn't have any licensed products, so I don't know. I would love to know No, no, go ahead PJ. That's cool, man. Uh put it in the chat or Or you know better. Yeah, if you want How about either you could DM us or you can DM my personal, uh cards page Send us a message And then when I take those photos After this break, I can DM them to you either one you can do at Jasper's breaks Or you can do it by sign this card that are out of access to all those Yeah, no problem, man. Thanks for asking them. I know you're a good PJ I think what Joe doesn't like is people dropping their like ebay link, you know But I think Instagram handles fine, especially if it's something like this Also guys, like I said a little earlier today, you know, I still want to try to fill in a break or two tonight Uh, it looks like I actually might You know be done with this in an hour and a half instead of predicting like an hour 45 with video in all that two hours This might be done earlier But um, you know, if you want to fill up another break, I think PJ got like another couple spots in that cup hockey filler I was actually like, you know trying to sell you guys a little earlier, but There is about like Six out of the seven true rpa's you can potentially get out of cup hockey the level once in 99 are actually You know all in the r&b minus. I think the rangers with kappa kaka, which again, he's the only one that's a patch So I think all the true rpa patch autographs Are part of the r&b.  You make one-on-one or crazy logo booklet I mean if it's one of those top rookies, I mean It's all going to be part of the r&b, right? So Really good chances to potentially You know pay a fraction of the price for for a couple hundred bucks and You hit one of those true rpa's. I mean I think you usually made back your 350 60 dollar investment easily So just something to think about, you know I know some of us don't really buy into too much hockey But it's it sells pretty well guys for the price It's some really beautiful cards that ever deck creates with cup hockey. You know, it's kind of like Nt cup hockey or nt is like the equivalent A cup hockey is equivalent to like nt flawless And you get six boxes Really really beautiful stuff Like I said, I think hockey is still so super super undervalued The league is continuing to grow They're adding Seattle this year to the expansion Seattle Kraken, so We're gonna be at full 32 teams now Yeah, it's a really good one PJ. It really is. It's pricey though But hey, you know It's not like you're getting some scrub teams though. You're getting some really really good teams With potential for you know, like I said those true rpa's that go for a couple thousand It's really really good. I mean even the other teams have Some decent rookies in their other In the other teams and you have all that skin opportunities as well Really really good stuff It's like having You know, honestly think about it that rmb is like having the chargers the dolphins the packers the The bangles all into one rmb And it's much more significantly priced now, of course those true rpa's go for a lot more than the cup ones, but Still great margin though for sure That is for sure There you go. I don't know if I sold Danny or he's or he just wants to break cup hockey tired of me Just wanted me to shut up, but He just sold out cup hockey rmb. So There we go guys cup hockey will be coming up after this So we'll do the rmb randomizer and then Uh, we can break open that cup Sweet guys Just feeling it you talk losing by 10 I still really don't talk as much actually I just got to put on my sales My salesman hat on and try to sell these breaks, you know So Guys almost there almost there you're gonna lose balls Better execute give it a dill and he has the hot hand right now All right I did rex. Actually, I think I seen it on twitter I was scrolling through my twitter feed and I think uh I seem to be liked it or tweeted it or something That was that was pretty cool, man. That's a nice photo Did Was it authenticated twice just for that for the fun of it or Or one autograph was authenticated by one company the other one the other How about some deathman bane? Yeah, I know it's a little late pj Good luck to you too, man Hopefully we can add some bigger hits Uh to the ones you already got today. Gotcha. That's what I figured. Gotcha. Gotcha. Yeah. Yeah, that makes sense One of us guys one of us one of us Just passed an hour in the recorded video. So I think I took about 45 minutes total to rip the first six boxes with pack stacking and going through all the cards So I think about 15 minutes to rip open six boxes and then You know about 25 or so to go through the cards Like I said, I think we'll finish this by nine and then you know Cutting away uploading the video print out the labels should be done by like 9 9 15. So I think we're like right on schedule. I think I said I'd be done by 9 30. So I'll be like 15 minutes early Then like I said, we can do the cup hockey r&b Break open that cup hockey be done by 10 and then you know, obviously There's up to you guys if you guys want to continue to break tonight Like I said, I only stick around if you guys keep me busy And I'll give it some time to after cup hockey Is done if you guys want to try to fill something else Like I said, I think besides the cup I think trilogy was down to 90 if you guys want to keep it more hockey Contenders optic football. I believe was probably the closest break that has no fillers just straight up breaks Um, that one was down to like eight left So I feel like you know, hopefully by then We got a bit better picture of what we're doing After cup hockey only hobby picker teams from here on out. I think we sold out of jumbo the quickest Also, if anybody's interested too, I believe we also have bowman, um hobby Personals on jaspies.com on ig at jaspies breaks. I think all we have is uh, It's hobby baseball right now I went through a ton of jumbo Jackson koar paper grossions and jake eddler To 299 speck off and I feel like this is the second speckle we've got of this guy No, I'm not tripping out No, dude, this is literally the same same one Wow, it was meant to be This is card number 118 out of 299 and this one's 119 earlier There you go, Daniel. I think you'll take it Fourth round pick in 2020 We got to 150 atomic force wittly blaze jordan sabato Mike trout Jordan Adams atomic for the angels Yeah, man. That's coming up next eric I think pj got it started like maybe an hour ago. He got three spots to bring it down to three left and then um Danny got the last three just like about 10 minutes ago It's a lazy there's 125 positional promise I don't really know too much of the bowman brand prospecting wise. I mean, I just know obviously austin marnon was like the big prospect of chase here sabato um You know blaze jordan really popular too I think he was like an internet sensation back when he was like 12 or 13 There was any hitting like 500 feet home runs and shit or something like that Um, but I I really I mean if you're talking about like who these players gonna panel or who these other like, you know, maybe Not bigger players that might make it. I have no clue. No, honestly. I'm just being honest Baseball is the one we're prospecting and stuff. It's not my strong strongest I love the sport baseball, you know, I watched auger came when I can but Definitely one of my top sports Marvel football football guy hockey That's a basketball And then probably ended off with like baseball after that Do that team? Oh, I don't know why it's not moving so fast. Eric. I mean the stuff is nice I did the first half last week or so Antonio Gomez Yankees with that one Brian Crouch Memphis is running away with this game. Where's logan? Where's logan and Memphis is just making everything right now There's the one crazy thing too brand about this is that these guys. I mean Now that jason demigas isn't gonna make I think that dude is gonna be a great player But just by seeing him play but highlights and stuff, but These guys are just so far off Being an MLB player right now. I mean wonder franco. I you know best prospecting baseball I mean he's just waiting for the call, but It's already been what like two and a half years three years since his first You know, so it's like It's rare when you're like Bryce harper Mike trowell those guys that just you know, they've called up or You know make it their first year or so Kind of a little bit like hockey They can be great prospects, but you know, will they turn out to be at the end of the day so props and kudos to the people that love prospect hunting and know you know Or wanting to invest a ton into these guys Because I think they We see Mike trowell The Mike trowell effect on those guys, you know, Ron Lacunia even Juan Soto first or like selling for ridiculous amount of money, but I think Mike trowell really got it started with his first, you know people see millions for You know first one-on-one out of red, you know It's just like everybody wants to find that person At the cheapest they oh my god another jig editor Wow this time it's a purple to 250. What a break for Miami Everybody just wants to you know pay a couple thousand now because it's gonna be a couple hundred thousand later Like just think about other people like, you know, Juan Soto's a reference I think on orange first Juan Soto is like a $250,000 card I think I'll wander Franco PSA 10 red bowman's first just sold for like How much did it sell for? Forgot who it was like it's How much it just sold on golden that's long ago Like 200,000 or something like that like this dude hasn't even played yet And I know a lot of people are really high on him You know, obviously Juan Soto you've been in the league a couple years now, so I guess, you know, you can kind of say he made it a little bit, but man $200,000 for like a red wonder Franco And that's a lot now because I'm not gonna lie. I want to say that When someone pulled the someone pulled the the wander Franco superfactor And I want to say someone bought it for like $60,000 a couple years ago Back into what 2019? So if the red is now like a $200,000 card, you know What is it worth now and the dude still hasn't even played yet that that's the most amazing part Some hardcore fans right there or collectors I should say They really got a bang on wonder Franco to make it But hey, if he turns out to be who people think he will be That $200,000 red investment that just sold Just a fraction of what's gonna sell for right? So That is a true True investment right there really risking it You've held it Ben. Yeah, I remember someone I remember someone selling it if I remember correctly I know it didn't sell for more than like 50 or 60,000 because I think at the time I think like a shohai otani superfactor. I'd only sold for like I think 50 or 62 But yeah one solo orange out of 25 bones first really shocked me the fact that that was like a $250,000 card Yeah, the guy that sold it, right? Uh, they sold it raw. I don't think the person sold it graded. So what a smart guy To get a graded and if it graded 95 That is exactly the grade you want just in case, you know, if it wasn't like a ps8 10 Matthew Thompson, but yeah, so it's it's it's pretty wild I mean, I just think back now like, you know that economy David RPA that I I pulled a couple years back in 2019, you know sold for like 138,000 in auction But I mean the things that economy David did this year. I know obviously playoffs It's kind of the one thing he needs to try to get over the hump It's not all on him though, but you know teams were amazing, but The things he's done since then two years ago like That economy David does not worth $130,000 anymore that economy David needs to be double worth Already. So the person that invested all that money Has easily doubled his investment You know, it wouldn't even shock me if it's like a $300,000 card in this market But I don't think we'll ever see that card resurface again At least not for a very long time. All right, Alcantara Alcantara And william holmes I mean ebay is the market eric You just got to be careful with that, you know, but um ebay is the market I mean you can have people consign for you too on ebay Obviously you can go to auction houses if you have big cards Another good platform a lot of people try to trust in the card communities like facebook instagram's another great platform people are Liking to use now I mean, there's multiple ways to sell of course, but I think there's scammers in every every place probably except for auction house Because that's probably the only way That you'll for sure sell it without having to deal with anything Or I guess a continer online ebay, I guess too sabato But I bought in a handful of cards through facebook groups, you know, it's worked out fine for me so far But I've heard like bad stories of certain cards, you know Always, you know, if you're gonna sell on facebook, so never do front of the family unless you know the person Always good than service just to be safe protected I bought in a few cards through instagram too, but through you guys like through customers on ig and stuff I don't know most of my cards I try to get now. I mean I still buy a handful of them on ebay But if I'm looking for a specific one that I know It's probably not going to find it through a break But for the most part a lot of my cards that I've actually have in my collection You know, I've I've gotten through you guys through customers here customers through on ig I'd rather help support you guys, you know, because I don't think Many of you guys know a big mall centers collector a certain certain players that I collect so It's like, you know, people already know like if I pull mall centers, you know, if jason doesn't have it or you know, he might be interested in it And then I'm really going deep into jail in the hurts right now I'm not going super crazy. I'm not buying the super super high and stuff.   I hate when people do that I think even needs to make it a little bit more stricter Espino Um, what is the product Ben? I'd assume any laundry tag one-on-one Would uh, it's gonna sell for some good money, but it's a book. Is it like playbook? Is it nt? I think depending on um depending on the product, I guess We'll really determine the value of it. Yeah, I'd use gray Eric.  That's a perfect way to sell to You know, we also have a facebook group that actually jaspies does have There's a couple thousand couple thousand couple thousand uh Members in that from here. So if you have facebook, you can also join that jaspies group Sabato atomic very nice Playbook, is it a shield? Is arches laundry tag, right? It's not one of those locker room booklets is it or Yeah, man. I'm a big eagles fan. I like them at a pent state too And I figured you know I always like to get one eagles player to heavily invest in and especially last year with the boom I just really invested into miles sanders and it's more for personal I mean, I think any of my cards are all available for sale for the right price But you know, obviously I'm not gonna lie at miles sanders like we're to have a monster year this year Hopefully he does, you know, because I think he has the potential to but eagles just need to give him the ball more Although now it's gonna be kind of hard with that crowded as backfield, but J1 bay, but um, you know, if he does do well and his cards start going up and I can make double triple my money. I mean Who's to say I won't just get rid of some of the higher end ones and just keep some of my favorite ones But that's what I'm trying to do with jaylin herds. I'm just trying to collect some nice cards You know, hopefully maybe grade them in the future before the season starts If they're gradeable and then like I said, if he kills it, I'm just gonna get rid of those I'll maybe keep a couple of my favorite ones, but I think that's the jaylin herds. I'm gonna be doing Well, he got the playmakers on the team Uh, you know Defense is gonna be healthy again this year.  Hopefully so I think he has all the tools. He just got to go out there and perform The team knows he's the starter. He got them back. He got he gots their back. So If it's a true booklet one-on-one laundry tag I mean, tell me if i'm wrong. I don't really know. I don't really follow joe burrell's prices too much I don't know what what's comparable to like jesson herbert. I mean jesson herbert's the only one I think I follow besides herds I thought I seen like a one-on-one like book. I don't remember which one it was of like herds self or like A little under 2000 Grayson radriga, so I think it's got to be a little higher than that maybe right I mean it's playbook. I don't think that It's not the omkard booklet is it? I don't think I can see it being more than like Like four. I mean honestly, I mean I could be wrong though.  Hopefully we're hopefully we're sorry Who are the bruins gonna go up against? Well, what is their bracket looking like? Who are they facing or Yeah, I mean The only reason why i'm saying that number is only just because it's playbook I mean there has to be a ceiling for certain players and certain cards in playbook because of the price of per box Now this was nt and this was like a one-on-one booklet like you're just saying on card nt's like what a three thousand dollar box Obviously the one-on-one Like booklet rpa is gonna go for a lot more than a couple thousand for sure, you know But I just think because it's playbook There's like a ceiling that people will be like I'm not paying more than this much for playbook, you know Not that playbook sucks. It's just that that's how people will see it Oh, so the winner of the pen we have goons are islanders Who would who would you guys rather face? Who would you guys rather face? But you guys think the bruins have a better match up with of winning the pens are the islanders I'd assume You guys wouldn't want to maybe face the penguins in a way Because of Sydney Crosby probably Malcolm if they're both healthy, I don't know if they're oh Kevin Alcantara Nice one. This is our last auto. I believe to 4.99 refractor Yankees that's going to brine crouch All right guys last box right here. We already pulled the autograph, but Maybe we can get some few colors right here Logan Gilbert It's a coin toss. I'd assume you guys would rather play the islanders, right? Maybe just because To the somewhat extent of the of the inexperience in the playoffs I mean the penguins, you know, obviously has any Crosby, Malcolm I mean Tristan Jarvis played pretty well for them this year as a goal tending, but You know, Jeff Carter has been a great addition to them And you know, he got playoff experience All right, did I grab this already? Did I go through this? Juan Soto Nice, that's good Well, yeah, didn't you guys didn't you guys pick up? Uh, you want to trip it out? Let's take the haul, right?  So Let's um, I guess I should do a separate video recap, right? I guess I should Or I can just put in the title to like recap video at the end But I'll do a separate video just so you guys can just see a separate recap video But yeah guys that was the break right here. I'll do a separate recap video for you guys so you guys can see All the bigger hits you guys got but I'm gonna just a quick blancer here up in Tara Some nice stuff here So recap video is gonna come up next guys. So this was Bowman baseball 12 box hobby case break picker teams number nine


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I think these people better really start giving Lamar his respect before he starts going off on all of them too. Anyway, first question came from my guy, Gold Morano. He said, engraving, I just watched you read ESPN's top 10 QB lists. What do you believe that Lamar would have to do in order to crack their top 10? It's my opinion that every name that you read leads a team in which the GM invests heavily in the wide receiver corps. Placing their QBs in the best possible situation. Because Lamar with a QB for any of those teams, he'd have to run a lot less and those media outlets would respect him in a different way. Get DK Metcalf as the Costa should have already done and watch the respect level go through the roof. Metcalf would probably have all the prognosticators picking the Ravens as the favorite to play in the Super Bowl and for Lamar to be awarded the MVP once again. Man, Ravens got DK Metcalf and I told y'all this before, I'm like, okay, yeah, all right, Super Bowl, Super Bowl, yeah, they okay, yeah, they gonna do it for show for show now. But anyway, what do you believe that the Ravens would have to do in order to, I mean, Lamar would have to do in order to crack their top 10? I think the real question is what does Lamar have to do in order to really gain the respect of a lot of the media? Because with the media, they control a lot of the people's thinking, they control a lot of fans thinking because again, something that we've said on here for a long time, people will watch NFL Network, ESPN, blah, blah, blah, they watch whatever. And they'll be like, oh, okay, these guys in the suits on the shows, analysts and commentators and experts, they all saying it. Okay, so it must be true. It must be true. And a lot of stuff that they say, and not only about Lamar Jackson having with other quarterbacks, other just players in general too, a lot of what they say, it can be dead wrong and it's tough for them because a lot of these commentators are in such tough positions because they have to cover so many different areas and so many different topics that they can't really focus in on one specific player, one specific game. They just look at a stat sheet and it's like, okay, got some talking points. Okay, let's go. So I can't, not that I can't blame them because they do go on and say what they say and they get to check to do that. But they're in a very, very tough position that they just, it's like, again, Jack of all trades, but master of nothing. It's one of those type of things. So one for Lamar to crank the top 10, I don't know what he has to do, really. I don't know. I don't know what to have gold, what 17 and 0, throw 50 touchdowns, zero interceptions, throw for 6,000 passing yards, run for another 1,200. I don't have a perfect QBR, QB rating of 158.3. It's like he has to do, he has to have perfection or something. Now, as far as him gaining respect, what does he have to do to gain the respect of the media? Some that I said back in 2018 and then I said it again in 2019. Nothing that he ever does will be good enough for a lot of people. Nothing he ever does will be good enough. It's a sad truth. It's a harsh reality. Nothing he does will ever be good enough for some people. He can go out there, he can go 17 and 0. Ravens could win every single game on their schedule in the regular season. Won't be good enough. They'll say, hey, well, let's see what they do, playoffs. They could go three and 0 in the playoffs. Win the Super Bowl top of the world. People say, oh, no, that that was just fluky. He got lucky, let's see what he does the following year. Because a lot of people just when it comes to Lamar Jackson, people have they've come up with these these theories and how they feel about them and whatnot. And a lot of the stuff that he shut down and he's proven wrong already. But a lot of people just don't like going back on their word and they don't like going back and being like, hey, man, my fault. I was wrong. I was wrong. So many people just they don't they don't like saying that. They don't know what it means to say, hey, I was wrong. And a lot of people can't live with that. And so for that reason, I think that not nothing's going to be good enough, nothing. He like got a made it, got a made it. Well, that's my home. He ain't that right in gravy, right in gravy. Next question came from my guy, J.P.D. He said, what's up in gravy and hope you are doing well and have the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of your labor. I wanted to ask what are your expectations for the Ravens this upcoming season? After the draft and from everybody that they signed, he said, me personally, I'm just going to enjoy the opportunity and privilege of watching Lamar Jackson play QB for the Ravens, whether he signs with the team or not after this year. A lot of news and smokescreens have been released about his contract situation with the Ravens and nothing will be set in stone until the real news breaks in regards to his future. Whatever happens, I'm going to gratefully enjoy watching Lamar play for my hometown team for this upcoming season. Oh, man, it sounds like you are almost sending like Lamar Gabylet or something. But expectations for Ravens this season.  My ceiling for them would be AFC championship right now. Based off of the team, I obviously hope that they break through that ceiling and get to the Super Bowl. But I think right now they are a. They are an AFC championship team. I just feel like they're a receiver away. They're a significant receiver away from being a Super Bowl team because they have depth everywhere, everywhere, quality depth everywhere. But a wide receiver, that's the only question mark for me. And then that lineback a little bit too. But hopefully Patrick Quinn can really take off this year but we'll see. But yeah, so that's what I would say. I say AFC championship team. Hopefully this will be the year where they can win multiple playoff games because they keep getting over hump after hump after hump. So they've been making improvements. They've been making strides but it's time to put it all together and really get over a huge hurdle. So it's gonna come down to execution. It's gonna come down to coaching.  See what the Ravens is, it's a lot of little things that can make such a big difference and just getting them to that next level. Next question came from my boy, M.G. He said, hey, what's good in Graven? So when Ronnie Stanley is healthy so that McCurry wouldn't need to feel in that left tackle do you believe McCurry would start at left guard? Oh, I think that's a real possibility but also think like McCurry, he could be like just a reserved guy. He could be an extra offensive lineman. They could have him start at left guard but I think he, yeah. Cause they were doing a lot of flip flopping last year. We've been Cleveland with Tyre Phillips, we've been Powers. They were doing like flip flop. But yeah, I think it is a real possibility though because you have your left tackle assuming Ronnie Stanley's healthy like you said, assuming you have your left tackle set. You have your center set. You have your right guard set. You have your right tackle Morgan Moses, most likely set. So that's the only position where it's like, huh, who's it gonna be? Who's gonna feel that role? And they obviously love Patrick McCurry. They gave him the extension last year to keep him around for the foreseeable future. Now, did they sign him to be that swing man that that backup guy could, they could have but Ravens, they try to maximize their money. And they try to get the most for their dollar. So yeah, I could see him starting there. He said, the reason I say that is he is very versatile. We resigned him towards the end of the season and he is relatively healthy. I think Tyre Phillips, Powers and Cleveland are very solid quality depth guys but I think McCurry is too good and expensive just to be a six man. Your thoughts stay safe and peace. Oh, this guy, he said him say, hide them all for me. Appreciate you, man. Next question came from my guy, Phil. He said yesterday NFL analyst, Dan Orvalski and from NFL quarterback. He said, made a great point on Twitter of how the coaches and owners who do the voting on top 10 at each position don't respect today's game with mobile QBs coming out of college and mainly focus on old school pocket passers and their season high passing yards. Well, makes sense. Orvalski pointed out that Lamar in his three out of four years as a starter has averaged 4,300 combined yards, 35 touchdowns, 12 wins with a 37 and 12 record which is a 76% win percentage and has made the playoffs three out of his four seasons. Also mentioned with these stats he belongs in the top 10 instead of Herbert. What are your thoughts? Yeah, I mean, you know how I feel about that already. We done gone over that a lot. Top 10 for Lamar for sure. I feel like that's no question. I feel like it's not even debatable really because you look at, especially when you mentioned in Herbert specifically, you just look at the impact, man. Look at the impact and think about this to really like get a visual, not necessarily a visual but anyway, think about this. What if they flip teams? What if they flip teams? What if Herbert was on the Ravens and Lamar was on the Chargers? I guarantee them Chargers will go off, man. With those with, ooh, them Chargers will go off. Herbert on the Ravens though, ooh, he would get destroyed. He would get destroyed. Well, he is a little bit mobile but I don't think he'd be mobile enough. He could destroy it. And he'd be like, you got this tall quarterback. He'd be looking down on all his receivers like, hey, like Fee-Fai-Foe-Fung, man. But just, so again, Herbert is a baller, man. He's a baller. So I ain't trying to do this thing where you put these quarterbacks against each other and you gotta pick one and you hate one and you love the other. I ain't nothing like that. Herbert is a baller. I love Justin Herbert. But with Lamar Jackson, just his impact and everything that he has to do, everything that's required of him in order for the Baltimore Ravens to be successful, that puts him in the top 10, no doubt. Won't be a bad move to make. Next question came from my boy Kevin B. He said, I like Carlos Dunlap the most because he can get up the middle. What's your thoughts? Ooh, Carlos Dunlap. I thought, I thought somebody had signed him already. Carlos Dunlap. former Cincinnati bingo. So he would fit right in with the division. I wouldn't be mad at it. Be nice, depth, somebody who got started and experienced. Somebody who's had a lot of success, obviously in more previous years than recent. As a past Russia, kind of just everything fell apart for him. I know it kind of really got ugly toward the end of his stint with the bingos because he started putting his house up on the market before he was even off the team. And their relationship got ugly. But anyway, went to the Seahawks. They died there. Yeah, I mean, I wouldn't be mad at him. I mean, there's JPP as well. Wouldn't be mad at that one. So I mean, yeah, I guess for Carlos Dunlap. Yeah, and if he is versatile like that, if he can't get pressure up the middle too, then you can move him around and you can do more things. And so I wouldn't be too mad at that. Yeah, I guess not. The next question came from Tag 13. He said, hey, man, what's up, Hopal as well? But do you think EDC would really fire Harbaugh and Roman next season if the team does not make a deep playoff run? Roman, I think this is his last season regardless of what happens, good or bad. But Harbaugh, I just can't see it. I can't see them firing Harbaugh. I don't see the Ravens doing that. Even if, same thing, they went like two and 15. I just, I don't see them doing it. And he said, and if so, who or if so, do you think the team already has potential candidates on for those positions on the team? As far as new head coach, maybe, but I don't think so. But maybe it would just, this depends on so much. Like it depends on what the strengths and weaknesses of the team would be. It would just depend on so much. And he said, or who would best suit LJ and have smart adjustments, like making adjustments and changing scheme. Mid game, if something is not working and most importantly, putting other players in position to succeed by using pre-snap motion, making mismatches, getting Lamar to the line with at least 25 seconds to read the defense, make artables, tell his OC what he sees, which can help both of them have better communication, being on the same page so him and Bateman don't have to be clearly frustrated at what's going on. But what you wrote, it sound like you are clearly frustrated with what has been going on. Yeah, it all depends on how things play out this year. I don't see any scenario where they fire John Hubbell. So I don't think that happens at all, no matter how good or bad the Ravens do, no matter how far or how shallow they go in the playoffs. I don't see any scenario where they fire John Hubbell. As far as offensive coordinator with Greg Roman, who I think will end up moving on, again, yeah, I think T-Martin or Keith Williams, I think one of those two guys, I think more so T-Martin, I think he would be the guy to take over. And I think Keith Williams could be, he would move up, he would get promoted to something else, obviously on offense, to where he would be still continuing to help out. It just looks like that's the direction that they're headed in anyway. So it just seemed like they gonna get there eventually. But I think it starts next year. Well, at the latest, at the latest. We'll see what happens with Greg Roman. If he makes it through the season, okay, great. That means the offense was doing great. If he doesn't make it through the season, okay. Wow, the Ravens actually were willing to make that change at offensive coordinator during the season. So I mean, we'll see what happens. We'll see what happens. I ain't one of them people ain't like, oh man, Greg Roman must go. No, I think Greg Roman must go in the booth and make some adjustments a lot better. Really this whole team gotta make adjustments a lot better. So I certainly think he got some improvements to make. But again, a lot just falls from the top too. Hardball got to hold his guys more accountable. For sure. He got to hold his coordinators more accountable. And I mean, he talked a good game in one of his offseason presses. John Hardball did about the offense and Greg Roman.  That's nice, but we got to score points. He said, we got to score points. He said, the yards, that's cool. That ain't good enough though. I'm of course paraphrasing, but he basically said that. And I was like, whoa, okay, hold up now. And I was just so surprised when he even said that. But it's not just about word, it's about action too. So we'll see if these Ravens, coaching staff and all of them are really about that action. And I'm just what I mean. You two team keep it clean. You see my boy, he like automated, automated. Boy, that's my homie, ain't that right in Graven? Right in Graven. Shout out to Graven.