Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, coming at you with 2019-2020 Penini Prism Basketball, hobby edition, two box tiered random team number two, TRT2. So there you go, we only sold 10 spots and then we comboed the teams all together to make it pretty as even as we possibly can do for a 10 spotter. So big thanks to these folks for getting into it. There are the comboed tiered teams right there. So we try to get the higher, split up the higher end teams, combine them with mid-range teams, low-end teams, so on and so forth. We did our best to do that. Alright, let's roll in and randomize each list three and a two five times. Your names first, one, two, three, four, and five. After five times, we got Ben down to Rob, three and a two, five times for this, one, two, three, four, and five. Good luck. Wizards down to the Wizards combo spot, down to the Hawks combo spot. Alright, so it's actually a little aggressive on the point size there. Ben with the Wizards, Sixers Blazers, Jazz of the Pelicans, Thunder Magic, Nice, Ryan with the Grizzlies, Nets, Nuggets, Vassilis, Knicks, Spurs, Clippers, Trevor Lakers, Rocket Spacers, Ben, Kaz, Pistons, Jazz, Trevor with the Celtic, Symbols, Mavs, Heat Suns, Bucks for Mike Sommage, Raul, you have the Bulls, Warriors, Kings combo, and Rob with the Hawks, Hornets, and Raptors. So let's alphabetize this by team, sort by column B, A through Z. There you go. And I'm going to pause the video just for a few moments and give everybody a few moments to trade. And when we come back, we'll have that two box break. Stick around. Alright, welcome back, folks. There was a trade between Rob and Trevor. So Trevor divests himself of the Lakers, Rockets, Pacers spot and gets into the Hawks, Hornets, Raptors spot right there. So we'll put a T next to there so we know that's part of a trade. And Rob is now in that Lakers, Rockets, Pacers spot. So we'll put a T there for trade confirmed. So now let's print and rip. Alright, good luck, everybody. Here's two boxes. Remember, Jason marked these so you know that they're all from the same case. I'm just randomly grabbing two boxes from the back. But they are marked, so you know they're from the same case. And let's roll. Two autographs per box and 22 prisms per box on average. So if we get, like, Silver's Ion would be pretty sweet. Alright. So here is the final printout. Hot off the presses right here. There is. I don't know why we lost a line right there, but there we go. And good luck. I hope we get some kind of basketball back soon. I'm not really interested in watching more horse anymore, not with some of these potatoes these rich athletes are using here. Crank up that Wi-Fi connection. Let's get some production quality here. Anyway, we're a little behind schedule, folks, but I think we're running out of things to break on the side anyway. Go to jaspyscasebreaks.com, boys and girls, and check it out. Hi, Jack. I am. Thank you. Just had to recharge the batteries so I could be fresh for this week because I knew that Big Head Express would be this week. I was feeling a little burnt out, but back on track. That's all it takes. Just an extra day here and there. Ooh, Silver Jaumarant right out of the gate. Wow. That goes to Ryan Shackleton. That's amazing. New guy Mojo, kind of new guy Mojo. He joined his first break with Jaspys yesterday. And if you were wondering, yes, I'm going to embarrass Ryan here. Yes, allegedly, his great-grandfather is that Shackleton, the explorer, Sam Jones. Oh, you're talking about Ryan. He is not Ryan Shackleton's skateboarder. There's Sam Jones. Celtics, how to go to Trevor. That's your first of two. Great, great, great grandfather, Sir Ernest Shackleton, the Irishman who led a British expedition into the South Pole. You must have missed that day in class. It's pretty exciting stuff. You relate to King Louis V? Which one? It matters. They might be all bad. That's right, Curtis. Yeah, those are Ryan Shack's ancestors. Well, apparently, another expedition much later on went down there, or more recently went down there and dug up the boat. Found some old whiskey hiding in there. And then some company took advantage of that and now used that whiskey and its notes to create a Shackleton whiskey, which is pretty good. There's Zion, base Zion for the Pelicans. That'll be for jazz. Obi-Wan, what's up? I am, thank you. There's Buddy Heald to 149. Oh, they drug up the boats from the Franklin expedition, too. They teach that stuff in Curtis's schools, Ryan. He is part of the Empire. Empire? Commonwealth? Are you guys a Commonwealth, Curtis? Another John Moran, this time base addition for Ryan and the Gris. Jabari Parker to 99. Hawks, that'll be for Trevor. Canada is Commonwealth. That's right. There's Chumo Okiki. That's the second auto for the magic that's going to go to jazz with the magic, the Pelicans Thunder Magic combo. Pete Marovitch to 75, TJ Warren. Is that right? Well, sir, Ernest, I think, for you, Curtis. Put some respect on his name, come on. There's Rudy Gay, Kasey Okpala to 199, Andre Roberson, and that Kobe, too. And another box, a quick two-boxer, right? They're already paying off for the Gris so far with that Marant Silver. I mean, I think raw. That'll still go for half a zillion dollars. And I think graded will go for a lot more. So once those grading services start reopening, Ryan, it is worth grading, I think. Curtis saying, it's interesting to read how much speculation of cannibalism there are these failed expeditions. Yeah, I would think that would happen, right? Safe to say. Yeah, Kevin Crouch thought that the Marant Silver looked pretty well-centered, so yeah, I agree. It did, Andrew, but why did I not upload it? Did not upload it, Andrew Herman? Yes, we did do that break. Come on, Joe. I guess I was so interested in snacking on a little dinner, I just ran away. All right, no, no, no. We just have just a two box break. That's true, yeah, and alive. It seemed to be for the Donner party, other parties, I'm sure. Curtis wondering how many people have actually ate human flesh. You don't think you can do it? I think if, once the survival instincts kick in, I think you'd do it. I think you'd do it. There's PJ Washington to 2.99. Hornets, that'll be for, I think that was a trade, right? Yeah, Hawks Hornets Raptors, that'll go to Trevor. Isaiah Roby, red wave, not number, but that will ship too. AJ Anderson, remind me to stay away from Joe. And at the end of the word, I mean, you're not curious? There's Quendari Weathers, I'm kidding. Where am I? 10 out of 49, Quendari Weatherspoon, Spurs. I'd only do it if I could hunt the human. I don't want to just... Well, there was a movie that was like, that wasn't there? Was it the Island of Dr. Murrow or something like that? Or was that about animals? Darius Basley Silver, Running Man with Arnold Schwarzenegger. There was a movie where, I know it's always sunny in Philadelphia, there's a really funny episode on that. Dear Hunter, there's Jamal Murray to 99. Surviving the game, or the most dangerous game, is that what it is? Pairs nicely with a Murlosis. You gotta watch out for Eddie C. He's already thinking pairings, ladies and gentlemen. There's Justin James, Kings, this break got dark really fast. Bulls, Warriors, Kings, Raul, Benitez with that one. Maybe it was an old short story, something like that. All right. Oh yeah, there you go.  I know, I always think that every day, AJ Anderson, someone new is gonna jump into the stream, highly recommended by one of his friends, or his or her friends, and they're gonna jump right into a cannibalism conversation. And they're gonna be like, just X right out. And there goes that Bill Gates money that we were about to get. Mike Conley for the Jazz. I'm watching him, all right. Yeah, I'm watching him right now. He's in his massive gym, watching Horace. Mike Conley naturally left handed, but actually good with both hands. So he's tricky in this horse competition. He's like, all right, bank free throw, off hand or something like that. But it's both hands. Nicola Batum to 149. And the last little bit here. This has actually been a pretty solid two box break, ladies and gentlemen, luck of the lottery, John Morant. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen, that John Morant goes to Ryan Shackleton, who was the beneficiary of the silver John Morant. Pretty nice. There you go, ladies. Oh, there you go. Joe P, glad you got your stuff. There's a Zion base. Should be pretty, looks like it's pretty gradeable. And the first like major thing out of the box, first box was the John Morant. That was pretty nice. I don't know, sorry. I can't really get a good bit of lighting on there, but looks like it could be gradeable. Edges are not my favorite on the edges. Top and bottom, but the centering looks pretty decent. We popped it into the top loader, right? So the surface, that's the one grade I could never really, it's so hard to figure out surface grades, but unless there's obvious scratches on there. But there you go. There you have it. Joe for JaspysCaseRays.com, boys and girls, that was two box, tiered random team, break number two, 2019, 2020, Panini Prison Basketball Hobby Edition. We'll have another two in the store. So check that out on JaspysCaseRays.com and I'm Joe and I'll see you next time. Bye bye.  Bye bye.


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