Hey guys, it's Nate, aka The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. As you can read by the title of this video, Footies is coming. I want to take a look at this upcoming promo that we are leaked to be getting this Friday. Two days from now is when Footies is going to start according to the leak. So I want to take a look at everything related to this promo and already this information and this news is starting to impact the market because we have player prices going down as people know what Footies is. This is one of the most popular promos released every single year on FIFA and people are starting to sell cards because they know what type of general content is going to be coming. I want to take a look at what Footies is. Again, it's been a year since we had it last year at the end of FIFA 21. Take a look at some of the cards that we had last year. If you are around, you might remember some of those insane cards that we had dropped then and take a look at maybe how it could look a little bit different this year. And of course, like I mentioned, how the market is reacting to this news from yesterday, a lot of prices are down because of one specific aspect of the Footies promo that is different from all promos all year long. We'll talk about that in this video as well. Also, it's Wednesday and ShapeShifters is still going on. Even though it seems like we're landing the plane of ShapeShifters, if you will, content is slowing down. It hasn't been in its hype the past couple of days besides like the Gareth Bale and the Trent and a couple of other SBCs, but Wednesdays in the past two weeks of ShapeShifters have been very, very exciting with the 93 plus Tots and ShapeShifters player pick. Will we get that today for a third week in a row or will EA change it up? We'll have to see. But we'll talk about all that potential and more in today's video. So if you're excited for Footies, hit the thumbs up on the video and of course subscribe if you're new. Let's take a look at the tweet that started all of the madness yesterday. This is it right here. Foot share of tweets out. Footies is coming this Friday. He says still no confirmation on a ShapeShifters team four. He did tweet at one point a couple weeks ago about a ShapeShifters team four. I don't know what the situation is with that, but he is saying that Footies starts this Friday. So that for me means that ShapeShifters is ending and Footies is starting. And literally you can tell 8,000 likes on this tweet. People are all about Footies. Everybody knows what Footies is. Well, maybe not everybody, but so many people know what this is because this promo has been going on for so long. Every single year we get these cards at the end of the game. They're Footies cards. They're cracked. Some of the biggest upgrades and some of the most high players that haven't maybe got a team of the season or a ShapeShifter card or a special promo card in a while, EA do really release a ton of great cards inside of Footies. Now let's talk about it. What is Footies? Just kind of a general overview once again. If you don't remember from last year, this is like I said one of the most exciting promos of the year. It's kind of like a wrap up to the entire year of FIFA promos, right? Read this to this paragraph where they had last year. They said FIFA 21 had a fantastic season from once to watch the future stars all the way to festival football that recently ended to celebrate Footies has returned. This campaign celebrates best of FIFA 21 as well as brand new content to help upgrade your squads. There's so many aspects of this promo that are legit awesome, right? We'll just take a look and read down the list, right? Footies player pick fan votes. This is one of the most popular things about the Footies promo. They give us SBCs based off of players that they give us to vote on. We choose a player. We get a loan item, right? That's our choice. You get like a one of three player pick. You choose the card and then the winner tallied the votes by EA, of course. The winner will get a player SBC with a huge boosted card in a couple of days after that. That's kind of what the Footies player pick fan vote is. That's probably one of the most popular aspects of Footies itself. Last year, we had a 30 day team event voting, which was, you know, kind of an L if I'm being completely honest. We had Footies favorite SBCs. I kind of thought this was really cool. I don't know if you guys remember this from last year as well. But just to kind of look through some of the cards that we had last year during Footies, here are some examples of the cards that we had. And of course, I'm going to talk about those Footies favorites. So last year, here's a couple of items, right? A 95 96 rated Renato Sanchez that was an SBC 225,000 coins to get an SBC done for Renato Sanchez. How crazy is that for that level of an insane card? Now granted, this was released, you know, in August, like this was this, this Footies promo goes on for a long time, because this is the promo that's probably going to take us on from right now at the beginning of July. It's going to take us probably all the way until a month from now, or maybe even a little bit further into August. Footies is going to go on for a really, really long time. But again, you look through here and you see some of these cards and you remember the vibes, right? Alan St. Maxman 500k SBC for an absolutely mental card. He didn't have a card since Foot Freeze and they dropped the 95 rated left mid St. Max that was so hype and so many people went out and did that card. That was like right at the beginning of Footies last year. So the other one that I wanted to show you was those favorites, right? So a lot of the SBCs that we saw there were Footies player pick fan votes. Like a lot of those cards were in the voting. People chose their player. They voted for them and then they got the SBC. But the Footies favorites was also a pretty popular thing that happened last year as well. I don't know if this is going to continue this year, but like remember the what if the out of card, right? This is a very popular card last year in FIFA 21. They basically said, okay, they focused on every single month of the year and they released one promo card that was released in that specific month, but they boosted it way higher in stats and then dropped it during Footies. So Diata with the same dynamic image with a huge stat boost 128,000 coins. That's kind of what Footies favorites is, right? It says they released the SBCs based around a specific month and a popular item that was released during that cycle. So it's kind of like a refresh or an involvement of the card that has already been in the game once before. So we'll see if they do that this year. But that was one of the most exciting parts about last year as well. And then here's the part that's different about Footies. It's the best of re-releases. And this is actually what was causing a lot of the price drops on the market yesterday. Some of you guys might be looking at prices and you're like, Nate, why in the world did Cristiano Ronaldo's team of the year card go from 2.1 million coins all the way down to 1.7? I don't know where he's at right now. He very well could have risen back up a little bit. He's still 1.8 in the flat. So he's still down a decent amount. Like why are these cards all down? Well, the reason people are starting to panic sell and the reason you're seeing these prices dropping is because these cards go back into packs over that long month time span. The EA is going to release different best of releases where they're going to take a batch of cards from all the previous promos that have happened earlier this year. It's going to range from team of the weeks to man of the matches, team of the group stage. We're going to go all the way back to maybe even some ones to watches being in packs for this first best of release that will probably be this Friday for the first week or two of the footies promo. And they're going to just put a whole conglomeration of cards together in packs. Usually it's around like somewhere 100 cards in packs at the same time, which is part of why it's really fun at this end of the year stage. And they're going to rerelease those cards into packs. So, you know, you'll have some team of the years, you'll have team of the seasons, you'll have, like I said, future stars, foot birthday, everything is fair game. And so that's why a lot of people have started to sell cards because they know that when cards get rereleased back into packs, especially this year with the way the pack look is, a lot of this stuff gets hammered in price very, very soon after that because again, more supply gets released on the game. So that's the biggest part about the footies promo that is different from all the other promos that we have all year long is we all talk, we always talk about and think about new cards coming into packs like every single week. It's kind of the opposite with footies, right? They put old cards back in packs, but they put a ton of them. Then they release really cool upgrade packs. And then what they do to kind of, you know, usually the cards in packs are the most type, right? But what they do to kind of, you know, counteract that and balance that out is they drop insane SBC players. Again, do I need to remind you that last year in FIFA 21 is when we had the 99 rated five star four star messy center attacking mid PSG card that was released in August when messy transferred to PSG like this SBC right here will forever go down and as one of the most famous SBCs ever in FIFA for the first ever, you know, PSG messy card, but also the five star skills messy. That was insane. You know, we had the Angola Conte 99 rated footies card that was released last year. He was in August as well. You had this Paolo de Bala that so many people loved last year. He was released a little bit earlier in the end of July. And then one thing I didn't even talk about yet was the tiered objectives, right? It's going to be mostly SBC and objective content for these footies players. Remember this last year we had different versions of at all, right? Same thing with a Dama Treore where they had these objectives, kind of like the future stars Academy objectives from earlier on in the year, where do you start off with like this card and you have to play certain games, get some goals, get some assist or whatever it may be with an item, you get a better item, you then take this card out into the game, complete more objectives, and then you finally reach the culmination, the end. And there's like, you know, the card that you're trying to get by doing all the objectives and getting all the tiered objectives done. So that's a really, really big part of footies that a lot of people were excited for in the past couple years as well. So that's kind of footies in a nutshell, right? We have got the best of cards re-released in packs.  And that's part of the fun with footies, right? You look at all these cards, they're all pink. The card design last year was pretty good. You know, I think this card design can be a little bit better though this year for an end game card design, especially last year after we had this. Like, you know, it came right before this last year in FIFA 21, right? We had the PTG cards, which I thought those were beautiful card designs. And then we had the summer stars as well, very three dimensional, very colorful. I thought those were both better designs than footies. So hopefully this year, in FIFA 22, the footies card design is a little bit better than it was last year. But that's kind of a roundup of what footies is. Basically, the bottom line is there's no new cards in packs unless EA changed that this year. They wish they could. But there's best of re-releases and just a ton of content of player SBCs. Now also last year they did, and this is actually pretty common. I should have talked about this from the beginning, engagement reward packs. We have not seen engagement reward packs in a long time, where it's basically depending on how many days of FIFA you've played in the last couple months or whatever it is, then or maybe even during the whole entire year. Because EA tracks that stuff. Oh yeah, they do. You get a free pack based off of that. And they did it actually two times during last year's footies promo. Also they changed weekend league rewards. I don't know how it's going to work this year, because what they changed the weekend league rewards to last year was TOTS cards. And we already have eFIX TOTS 91 plus in rewards, which is actually better than the rewards we had last year for footies, because it was 89 plus TOTS cards. So I don't know what they're going to do there. I don't know if they'll do anything super crazy or try anything out different. But I would imagine that weekend league rewards would not change that much. Now, that's a lot about footies. So if you have any questions, make sure to drop them down below in the comments. Or maybe I'll drop some links of that FIFA 21 page that I was just looking at in the description of this video. If you want to go and check that out a little bit more. Now let's talk about what's going on with the market, because since this promo is so exciting, so many people are already preparing for it just because they know the hype levels of content that get dropped when footies is released, all the great cards that we're going to have. And of course, with these special cards getting re-released back into packs, literally everything is down on this game. Like I'm not even kidding, like everything, right? Even some of the shapeshifter cards that are in packs right now, like Marcus Rashford went from 1.8 highs. He's like 1.8, I think it was 1.81, 1.82. He's down at 1.65 million coins. You've got guys like Alan St. Maxim, his Alan St. Maxim, of course, as we looked at had the really, really insane footies card last year, but his fantasy foot upgrade card this year, he was like 2.4 million coins. And now he is 2 mil flat. So a lot of these cards are just dropping a lot. Team of the Season cards, shapeshifters, anything that is a card on this game that people are still using, especially on that middle to high tier, a lot of prices have dropped. Like Team of the Year and Boppa is down. Team of the Seasons, Team of the Years, basically everything across the board is taking a bit of a hidden price because like I said, people know that it's the re-release of these cards back into packs, which makes their prices drop so much. Now is this panic a little bit premature? Honestly, I think yes. And we're going to talk about that a lot more. We're going to dive into the specifics a lot more in tomorrow's video. But I will say this, if you take a look at some prices from last year as well, like this is just the time of the year where prices really, like they die. Like prices really drop off a lot at this stage of the year. You can see like, you know, last year, right here where we are, we were at 1.9 million coins at the end of June, early July last year, which is before footies started. And by the time we're in full swing footies, this guy Messi has literally gone down from 1.8 mil down to a million coins. Then when the Messi SBC drops, he goes down even further. But, you know, prices are just going to continue to drop, especially here's one good example, Mane. I'm going to go back to last year's Mane card generations, Foot Freeze. Foot Freeze, Mane was included in the best of batch one. And this is a little bit of a hint of what we're going to talk about tomorrow, a little bit too, is they re-released this Mane card back into packs last year, and he got absolutely destroyed. Take a look at this. He went from 400k basically, all the way to 100,000 coins like in a day, in actually like 20 or 30 minutes. It was mental, the amount of price drops that you saw last year in some of these cards. So that's where the panic is kind of stemming from. People knowing that, hey, oh my goodness, my shapeshifter card that I have in my team, my team and season card that I have in my club, is probably going to drop in price over the next couple of weeks when it gets re-released in the packs. That's why this stuff is going down. Now, not all of these really insane cards like shapeshifters and the high tier toss cards are going to get re-released in packs, like this week though. That's why I think some of the panic selling is a little bit premature, but we're still going to have a lot of great content and that could drain a lot of coins off the market as well. So in general, if it's any of these, especially middle to high tier cards, like Ronaldo still being 10 mil is crazy to me, Marcelo 3.9, Ramos is down, but he's still 1.7, these cards are probably going to continue to drop with a couple ebbs and flows in there, but probably going to continue to drop until the game ends. So you have to kind of, again, mix and match what your priorities are and find out what you want to prioritize is, you know, do I lose a few coins and just hold on to this player or do I sell them and try to salvage a few coins and not worry about it? Or like I said, again, do you just hold on to the card and use it because you're having fun? It's the end game. We are officially in the end game. It's July, especially when we're talking about footies. This is the end game of FIFA guys, right? There's no other way around it. So that is the footies promo in a nutshell and that's kind of how it's affecting the market already. Now, one thing I would expect to see today on Wednesday, they've been doing this recently, watch out for the loading screen, because even with shapeshifters, they dropped a loading screens on Wednesday and then updated it for Thursday. Maybe they're going to do that sort of thing again, starting today. So if you see any like pink card design or, you know, some sort of loading screen today, that would really confirm that footies is about to start this Friday. So keep an eye out for that. And that would probably create a little bit more panic today as well, if there was a legit loading screen. Not a ton more panic, but I think you would see a little bit and it might even give us some insight on what exactly footies could look like this year. Now let's take a look at today's content Wednesday. Besides the loading screen and what else could we get? As I mentioned in the beginning of this video, a 93 plus tot slash shapeshifters player pick, it seems like the easy way out for EA today, if they were to release that, I think it's very possible for them to release that. I just don't know if they're going to do it or not. We have the 85 times five, it's going to be re-upped again. And honestly, I think I'm saving these, man. I have one. I haven't finished this one yet. I'll get it done before content today. I think I'm going to save these packs because, you know, there's just going to be so many special cards that are going to be in packs this Friday. If a footies batch one comes out, I would rather sacrifice the opportunity of packing an elite tier shapeshifters card right now. And which is probably slim to none anyway, right? Packing Rashford, packing Ginola, even a guy like James Madison, it's really, really hard to pack these shapeshifters. So I'm going to sacrifice that opportunity now and not open my 85 times five, but knowing that they're going to drop so many great SBCs during footies that I'm going to want to do as well. And still having a lot of end of an eras or maybe some of the shapeshifter cards kind of still going to be available, like Ole is still here for nine more days or Lacazette for 10 more days. If I really want to get that done after shapeshifters ends, I want to use all of that fodder that I'm going to be able to get. So much more fodder, some more higher rated players that I'm going to be able to pack because of the best of rereleases that will be out during footies. So that's kind of the conundrum right now that we have is do you try to pack a shapeshifter card, which would be insane, or do you just hold on to it and wait for the quote unquote better value when you might get more special cards from an upgrade pack like that, or at least have potential to get more. Nothing's ever guaranteed, right? It's packs. So that's kind of the issue with that kind of thing right now. But hopefully back to the point, today on Wednesday, hopefully they do release either a 93 plus tots slash shapeshifter. E, just drop it again, right? I know people would complain and be like, this is recycled content. They've been doing this three weeks in a row. But you know, if Friday is going to be footies, then today might not be as insane of a day. We'll just have to see, you know, a lot of people have been saying, Nate, when is fodder going to rise? I invested in it's not moving. And it's just because the content's not there. The upgrade packs are just okay. You know, your 83s are still 1000 coins apiece. Your 84s are still at 34k.  How is this stuff going to go up? It still could go up today. We're going to have another 85 times five that people are going to go out and do regardless today. And if we do get some other sort of player pick or upgrade SBC, I still think you can see one last bit of a spike on this fodder. But I don't really expect, you know, 86 is going back to 19k like they were last week. The content is just not as good this week. That's the bottom line. So that's the one thing that I would mention about that right now and say, if you have really high expectations for fodder, I'd be careful. And I think a lot of people are going to be worried about holding on to fodder this weekend with the summer swaps rewards. Again, I tell you guys, I'm going to remind you every day, summer swaps rewards coming out Friday. It's a huge day on Friday with footies and the rewards dropping for that. That's going to be insane. So make sure if you're grounded this week as many of these tokens as you can, keep that craft up because Friday is going to be a huge day for packs in general. And I think that scares people a little bit for SBC fodder and potential for those prices to probably drop a decent amount this weekend, even if there's good content, there's going to be a lot of supply. So that's just kind of a lot of forward thinking related to fodder and swaps and stuff like that. Speaking of the ShapeShifters Cup, one last thing I want to talk about before we end this video is you guys may have not known this, but a lot of people are like Nate, where is this one of two ShapeShifters player pick coming from? If you haven't seen it, it's available in here. It is the final reward. If you read the description, score first to progress and earn untradable rewards, complete this objective to earn a ShapeShifter player pick times two. And if you go all the way down to the bottom, you see you win 21 games, you get the one of four 85 plus goal player. But then if you press the square button, you get another player pick. That's this player pick that it shows right here. You get a one of two ShapeShifters player pick. And at the moment, there's a little bit of question with this, because it seems like it's only giving out team three players. Now there is the thing that's a little bit problematic about this is it just says earn a ShapeShifter's player pick because it doesn't say anything about team one, team two, or team three. But it seems like only team three are popping from these player picks. I've seen so many people get Felipe, get Kukarela, maybe get some guys like the Rican or like Coler or guys that are from ShapeShifters team number three. So, you know, he's making the argument here that Riggers on Twitter is making the argument that it's maybe glitched. Are they going to do compensation for this? I don't know if it's this is what it was meant to be. And they just kind of mislabeled it because it doesn't say ShapeShifters specific to team three. But if it's supposed to be ShapeShifters like related to teams one, two, and three, then that was a great voice crack, then there might be some compensation involved. So if you're not grinding this and you're like, hey, I need a little bit something to do, you can play five games a day for ShapeShifters Cup. A lot of you guys are getting this done. I'm kind of behind the curve. Got to try to get as many wins as I can before this goes away. Oh, nine days, plenty of time. So I just got to keep up with this and I'll get my one of two because why not, right? It takes literally like 15 minutes, 20 minutes a day to play five games of goal and goal. It's really fast and it is kind of fun when you're only playing the goal and goal. So that's the video for today, boys. Again, as I mentioned, a lot of movements and a lot of just stuff going on in the market because of these leaks.  And now he is under 4 million coins, 3.97. And he's down because of the leaks about footies coming out. So footies is just a huge promo in general. There's a lot of hype for it. We're going to continue unpacking what it might look like in this year's FIFA tomorrow, especially if they give us more information on a loading screen that we might be able to decipher any more leaks, stuff like that. But it's exciting, man. Footies is always that summer promo that everybody looks forward to the pink cards, the insane stats, the upgrades, the players that they choose, just all the content that's involved with it to 85 times 10, right? Everybody's excited for that. That's a part of footies. So it's all going to be going down starting this Friday is what it seems. And we're going to cover it here as things happen. We're going to cover it all. So if you're excited for footies, again, make sure to thumbs up on this video, comment down below if you do have any questions, and of course, subscribe if you're new. But first, hopefully esports drop us a good Wednesday shape shifters content. Let's end shape shifter strongly esports. All right, guys, it's been Nate the Foot Accountant. I will catch you guys later. Peace out.


In today's video, we're opening the first 11 Yu-Gi-Oh sets ever made and a massive announcement that you're going to want to hear. What's up, guys? We're back with another video. This is going to be one of the most insane announcements you will ever hear when it comes to Yu-Gi-Oh TCG. But before we get to that, we have a giveaway. I'll be giving away these 11 Ultra Rares from the first 11 sets. We've got LOB, MRD. Yeah, I heard Thrillhorn of Heaven in there. We've got MRL. We've got a Pharaoh Servant. We've got Labyrinth of Nightmare. We've got Legacy of Darkness, Veronica Guardian, Magician's Forest, Dark Crisis, Invasion of Chaos, and finally, Ancient Sanctuary. All you have to do is like the video, be subscribed to our notifications, let me know down below what you think about this announcement and what you want to see pulled in this video. So before we get to opening these beautiful old school packs from the first 11 sets, I have something really big to announce. If you guys like seeing the first 11 sets, we did a giveaway with the first 11 sets. It just makes sense with this whole thing. We're actually going to be opening the first 11 sets, first edition booster boxes all in one live stream. Yeah, you heard that right. First 11 sets. We're talking LOB through AST, first edition. Not unlimited.  All first step. One live stream during the what not card show at 5pm central on Friday. That's Friday, November 17th. I want you guys to be there because this is going to be an epic historical moment for you. So go ahead right now. Go to the description. I will have my link to my what not and get $15 for free if you use my link. You can also bookmark the show. So you don't forget because this is going to be one of the craziest live streams. The craziest. I mean, honestly, it's never been done. It's going to be insane. And you will have an opportunity to buy a few packs early and there will be a bunch of them available at the live stream. So you definitely want to be there if you want to buy in and potentially pull, you know, something crazy. Genzo, Blue Eyes Tune Dragon. We're talking about Hobby Boxes here, Blue Eyes, White Dragon out of LOB. I mean, all that stuff is going to be available. And I'm going to be showing you throughout this video, all the boxes that we're going to be opening as we open one of each pack. Enough of the announcement, we have some packs to kind of show you what we're going to actually be getting into on that live stream. I'm super excited for that. Make sure you don't miss it. It's going to be an amazing moment on what not. Okay, we're going to start off with Ancient Sanctuary. I do have a pack here and I also have the booster box. We will be opening first edition right here. This thing is, I mean, we're going to be opening literally all 24 packs of all 12 or 11 boxes, not 12. There's not an extra 11 boxes. It's going to be crazy. Ancient Sanctuary. Then we have a pack. So obviously there's amazing cards in here. This is the least exciting of all 11. Still pretty decent set and much cheaper packs. So that'll make it interesting for people who want to buy the lower end ones. Let's open a pack here. I do want to pull Dark Magic Attack, Blue Eyes, Burst Streaming Destruction, whatever it's called. Let's get that thing. Those are my two favorites. I do love actually Econs up there. Econs pretty nice. Four for the back. I would love an Econ Ultra Rare. We have a Spirit Collar. Let's see what we can pull. We're going to be opening one of each pack, except there is a little, you know, Magician's Force. We have something going on there. Legendary Jiu-Jitsu, but it'll be worth it. Backing Light, we have Backfire. We have the Three Humble Lakuta, Earthquake, Pharaoh's Servant. Already pulling the fourth set ever made. Pretty amazing. And a Desk Counter Blow. That is a super rare Ancient Sanctuary. Beautiful, beautiful holo. Wow, we got a holo. That's actually pretty amazing already. One for one. And take another look at this thing. You will have a chance to purchase some of these. Don't miss it, guys. It's going to be amazing. You guys know which one comes next. Reverse Chronological Order. Invasion of Chaos, first edition. Yeah, we just opened this at the 200k special. It was pretty amazing. But that was my box. You guys didn't have a chance to buy in. You didn't have a chance to get the Black Luster Soldier, the Chaos Emperor Dragon. You didn't have a chance to get the Demok. All that amazing stuff. Dimension Fusion could be in this box. I mean, I had a pretty good box, but I didn't get CED. Could be a CED in here. So we have this and we have a Booster Pack, which is not even a 2017 reprint. I managed to get a Red Banner one, which means it could be an original on limb. I forget. I need to go back and watch my videos on the differences. It's something to do with Shonen Jump. I feel like Shonen Jump. I feel like changes where it is on Invasion of Chaos, but that's a first edition, honestly, Booster Box. That's gonna be in the same livestream, those two boxes. Okay, obviously the big three are what we want out of here. Oh, wait, this might be a Euro Pack. You're still on this little crimp right here? Oh, this might be an Ian Euro Pack. I wonder if it is. If it is, and maybe it's 2010 here? I don't know actually. I don't even know. I'm just gonna do three. I don't know what it would be here. We have Burning Algae, Ojama Black, Mondra of the 10,000 used to be a great $3 card. Not anymore, it's sad times, but we've gone, Dave, Giant Hand. We have Chaos Greed, Stout Bird. Could be up next, cause I don't know about the pack trick. Think of the creator? No, okay. Oh, and Ultra Rare, Insect Princess, and Yellow Luster Shield, we are two for two. This is a great sign for the giant stream, guys. We are two for two, Ultra Rare and a Super Rare. Starting it off hot in this video, this is gonna be so cool. I am so excited for this stream. Make sure you show up. And don't forget to get that $15 free, guys. Okay, continuing in reverse chronological order, we have moved from 2004 to 2003 to December 2003, Dark Crisis, First Edition. I have never opened a Hobby Dark Crisis box, actually. Never. So, or at least first add, maybe I've opened it on limb? No, I feel like I haven't. So, this will be the first time I've actually done that. I've opened a retail 36 pack box. One or even two times, potentially. To get Exotic Neckross, we would love to get that. Again, this time, this is such a cool set.  It looks amazing. Wow, this is gonna be epic, guys. And we have one pack to kind of represent that. This is a red banner, so it's a little bit of an older pack. Pretty cool, definitely feels like it. Might even be an original on limb. You guys remember a long, long time ago after long, long time fans of Ruxen 34, which everyone says they are, but you know, the people who've been around a long time actually know. We pulled two Exotic Neckross out of 24 original packs. It was pretty amazing. Final countdown, let's see what we can get. Arsenal Summoner, we're two for two right now. Battle footballer, Sasuke Samurai, shooting with Starbow Seal, Frozen Soul, Stanch Defender, let's get an Exodio. It's legendary Flame Lord, our first miss. Okay, I saw that and I was like, Shinado potentially, no, get the Flame Lord. Pretty cool looking artwork. If he was a hollow, he'd probably be pretty epic. Not gonna lie. So two for three, we can handle that.  First edition Magician's Force. And here's where they randomly put the first dead up here. I think this is the only set they did this. Yeah, this is the only set. Dark Crisis right after that, they didn't. You can see here, there's a first dead at the bottom. And then a Ferontic Guardian after spoiler alert is down here as well. So they randomly decided to put this up here. I don't like it as much. A lot of the time you look at it, you think it's unlimited because you're looking down here and you realize it's stuck up there on the top right. So I actually didn't have a Magician's Force pack laying around, unfortunately, because they never reprinted it. So you gotta have the OG, it's very difficult to find. So to make up for it to you guys, we'll leave that there just for a little, you guys can look at that a little more. I added an even better pack, Retro Pack 2. I did have one extra of these. And also you can see, this is like turned a little bit. The way it's printed, it's kind of weird.  Probably more valuable to keep it sealed. But I'm going to open this because this is my, I had 25 packs. We're opening 24 in an upcoming video to celebrate 1000 straight uploads. So that's a little spoiler for you guys. So my extra pack, let's see if we can pull a secret rare right now. And this is our Magician's Force stand-in. I know it's not one of the first 11 sets, but it counts, okay? Because we're gonna be opening the first 11 packs anyway. So it's totally fine. Look how long that crimp was. It's pretty crazy. One, two, three. I think you can do four here. Let's just see if it works. We have emergency provisions. We could get a blue-eyed shining dragon, not soon. That would be pretty insane. I mean, I really want the dark dragon master knight, the dark, I can't say anything, right? Not dark Magician girl, not dark master knight. Dragon master knight, skull invitation. We're gonna get it. It's a rental tribute. It's gonna be amazing, Kaikyo. Let's do it right now. Spear, dragon, and obnoxious Celtic guardian.  You are not what we're looking for. Okay, back to the actual 11 that we have. I already said it earlier. Ferranic guardian, pretty cool. First dead back down there. Seventh set in Yu-Gi-Oh history. We're talking old school. We're talking epic. Really amazing commons and rear set. Like, absolutely awesome for the game. Like, this set was really, really good when it came to just really playable cards in the commons and rear slot. And then of course, really cool stuff like Don's Lug and the ultra rear slot. I wanna pull Ring of Destruction out of that because I've never pulled that in first dead. I don't know if I have to pull it at all, actually, in Ferranic guardian. So it'd be pretty amazing to get that. This one's probably a retail pack, this is unlimited, but I actually don't know that. Dice jar. This is like a $3 card. This is what I was talking about. Very nice stuff. Let's do four from the back. Can we get Don's Lug? Or it'll be Lobba Gold and the Ring of Destruction secrets. We've got the burglars. We've got Narrow Pass, Molded Behemoth, Detribe, Rucks and Special. Oh, there's another good one. $3 card. And then this is like potentially like anywhere from seven to 10, just depending on what it is. An amazing card. So crazy value there. We've got a curse. We've got there a banner of Carrage and a book of life. Another hollow. So really awesome zombie card, banishing one from your opponent's graveyard, special summoning a zombie from your own graveyard. So really solid stuff. You bring it back, Raiyu, Koki, a lot of the time, those old zombie decks. That is pretty cool. We are now three, four, five. That's pretty amazing for old school bags. And we are down to the top six of the original 11. We have Legacy of Darkness still in 2003. I think we're mid-2003 somewhere. Maybe a little bit before, maybe somewhere in like April, May, June area. Pretty amazing looking box. We've opened many of these in the channel over the years, but they never really get old because Yada will be in this one. The injection fairy Lily's in the retail. So two really awesome secrets. Pretty amazing box right there. I'm super pumped for this. And we of course have a booster pack to go along with it. I would love to pull a secret rare right now and just bless us for the future stream coming up. This is gonna be crazy, guys. All of these in one stream. I'm not sure if your head has been wrapped around. What's going on yet? It's gonna be insane. One, two, three, four. So I wanna see you guys there. We have 107 weapons. It's gonna be pretty amazing. Let's see what LOD can give us. Puppet magic. We are three for five right now. It's pretty amazing. Skull nine, number two. Dragon's range. Breeze, Kish and Clown. Hard to clear water. And we have a, oh, the Air Knight, Air Knight Parshat. This was part of the giveaway. I actually gave away a really minty one by the way. That thing was like near mint plus the one in the giveaway. So now I've just replaced it with another one.  That's so cool. One of the coolest ultras in LOD.  What a cool looking artwork as well. Four for six. We've got, did we get two ultras already? Two ultras, two supers. That's great balance. Top five incoming. We're getting to the really, really good sets. We have a Labyrinth of Nightmare first at Gemini Elf Potential in here for you guys. I mean guys, mask of restrict. There's some amazing, amazing card.  Really, really awesome.  I cannot wait. We'll put that back there. We have one Labyrinth of Nightmare pack. This one's looking a little different. This might be a, is this one of those weird ones or is this a Euro pack? I can't actually tell. We're gonna open it up. We're gonna find out. It's opening kind of strange. I feel like this is a Euro or it's one of the ones from the tactical evolution.  Four from the back. It might have a damaged foil if it's from tactical evolution or optimized. This feels like it. Yeah, this is definitely a 2007 print. It's a little period of light. We have supply, deal of phantom, the unfriendly Amazon. So it's been a plan stop. Tornado wall. We have bait doll and another royal command out of the slimy packs from 2007. What a weird feeling on these. And what a weird looking haul. Let's see if there's any damage on the back. There's actually not the train tracks, which is interesting. And then look how like kind of faded the coloring is. It doesn't look as good. It doesn't feel as good. The print on those suck, but it's actually really fun and unique to open those up. So that's pretty fun. We've got three ultras. We are five out of seven. Is this real? Is this really happening? I hope that this is a sign to come for the live stream. We pull like three ultras, four ultras in some of these boxes. We got Pharaoh's servant. Obviously you guys know, and here's where they swap. You guys can tell. Since we're looking at all the boxes, they went from the outlined in white first edition. They, so that was the new thing. They had just the black first out, which is really hard to see actually. You can easily miss it.  And the dark red, it's like, okay, it doesn't really stick out too much. It's gonna have the Genzo guys. Genzo, one of the best old school Yu-Gi-Oh cards ever made. Pharaoh's servant never gets old. It's one of the most fun tests to open. And speaking of, let's open one. Pharaoh's servant right now.  I can't really expect anything, but at some point I just keep expecting it. It's not a rucks and video without pulling a Genzo. Dash rhyme style. He quoted it. Solomon's law book. I'm quoting him at least deep sea warrior. We have key style little finger. Only tank rucks at 34. You don't make this up. It's just perfect. Skull mariner. Awesome card. Cold wave. That's an insane card. Just ridiculously good. Gamble. We have cyber Falcon. And finally we have another hollow, dude. Very meteor crush.  We are, how many foils? Six out of eight? Six foils out of eight. Old school packs. Look at that centering too. Completely terrible. I love it. Very meteor crush. Six out of eight. We're definitely gonna cool down on the big three, of course. Or at least the top three. I wouldn't say these are the big three because magic ruler, it's like, some people love it. Some people are like, rather have them FCIOC. Let me know in the comments. We have 11 boxes to talk about today. And speaking of magic ruler, guys. Here it is. First ed magic ruler. I've not opened a hobby magic ruler. It feels like in a while. I don't remember the last time we did. It's one that's not as expensive as some of the other ones because, you know, there was like a few years. I think it was like six years ago at this point. There was a bunch of them got on the market, but it's definitely recovered. It's a really amazing looking box. The green on it is just so cool. Toons were first introduced there. It's just really good. And we have a original 2002 unlimited open today. So yeah, I mean, we're kind of killing it right now in terms of polls. And I want to continue that right here. One, two, three, four.  Labyrinth of Nightmare. Could we possibly pull another foot? We haven't gotten a secret yet though. They'd be pretty cool. Liquid beast, house of adhesive tape, Ryurans. This is a really fun video actually. Gaia power, chain energy.  The top 11 sets, so fun to open. Who would have thought? I know, yeah. Okay, I get it.  Okay, hamburger recipe. Before you type in the comments, I get it. Final card, karate man. Okay, we finally missed one. Still six out of nine. Even if we missed the next two, we're six out of 11. It's over 50%. It's insane. And we got two more. My favorite set, metal raiders. Amazing stuff. Metal raiders. Got some skull on the side there. We got barrel dragon right there. That's amazing. We've got the IPC code, which is hard to see, but it is a gate guardian box. And then we have beast skull. I mean, this is, it's impossible to top this set. I think, in my opinion, L.O.B. Good argue. I think a lot of you guys will think it's L.O.B. over this, but such an amazing set. I unfortunately didn't have an original pack, but we do have a 2017 pack, which is at this point, not the newest one. So kind of old. Let's see if we can get something. I opened one of those Walmart blisters to get this. So hopefully it will bless us with a summon skull or something. We have prevent rat. Don't prevent us from foils. Mystic lamp. Gazelle. King of mythical beasts. Roy and Gerson snake. Deep sea shark. Crash clown. Genzo number seven. Cannon soldier. Ann. Yadakaru. Okay. I guess you can top metal raider sometimes. And the final part of this amazing announcement video. Let me get these out of the way because we need to show this in all its glory. You guys know what's coming, but that doesn't make it any less exciting. A first ed. Legend of blue eyes, white dragon booster box. First edition. This is glossy, by the way. It is not wavy, but it is first edition. Pretty in. Say, I mean, look at this. This is blue eyes, white dragon potential right here. You cannot top this. I said that about metal raiders, but for most people cannot top this. I mean, the thing is with this is like, it is the first set. It's like way more expensive, way harder to get a hold of. So it's like, in that respect, you can't top it. Metal raiders, I think the actual set list is better. But I mean, the original blue eyes, white dragon, that's the card of all cards.  I mean, I just love both the sets. They're amazing. The first ed box when you're holding this thing, if you've never held one before, I mean, that should be a bucket list thing for you guys, whether it's to buy one or just to hold it, just see it is really, really cool. And that's kind of how our channel got started, opening one of these, and we are continuing it by opening. This will be the third one I've opened in general, because I had the two on my channel and I were doing one on whatnot, which will probably be on YouTube at some point, but it's gonna start on the whatnot stream and it's gonna end our amazing 11 box opening. So if you want to have a chance to get packs from this, it's gonna be crazy. And we're gonna end this thing off with one final pack. If you've enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe and do not forget to go bookmark that whatnot show. It will be in the pinned comment. It'll be in the description and get your $15 for free while you're at it because you can use my link there and get that. And then you can maybe use that sort of pack in one of the live stream. Maybe mine, probably this one, this big 11 one or maybe another one, who knows. Armored Starfish. Let's see if we can get a blue-eyed smart dragon just to give us some great luck. We've had great luck in this video already. Silver bone arrow. And this will be the reprint packs we miss on, ironically. Tyone, if we don't get this, we have Dragon Capture Jar and it's a skull servant. I do love the skull servant. He's pretty cool. Okay, guys, just get excited. It's coming up. It's awesome. And don't forget that this Friday at 5 p.m. central, we are opening those 11 first edition booster boxes. It is gonna be absolutely crazy. And I really hope to see you guys there. Shout-out to Tome4Show, Dax, their tomato juice, Puffets of Doom, Ernesto, Deanna, America Deuster, Springstage, 21, CJ, Liu, Gwine, 62, Yu-Gi-Oh, Unboxed, and Anatai Show. Ian Mooster, Jr. Barty, Robert F., Thomas, Belklane, and Changa Lange. Thank you guys for supporting the channel. I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


Hello, welcome to the session on how to download and install Selenium IDE for Firefox browser in continuation with the previous topic introduction to the Selenium automation testing. At the end of this session, students will be able to download and how to install and use the Selenium IDE and can describe the features of Selenium IDE. Use Firefox developer tools to inspect HTML elements in a web page. Let us see the installation of Selenium IDE. The prerequisites are it requires a Mozilla Firefox software and internet connection. So if you don't have the Mozilla Firefox, so just you download it. Once the Firefox software is downloaded and installed properly into the system, launch the Firefox and then navigate to the particular link or just go to the extension and add the add-ons in that Selenium IDE. Then click on the add Firefox. Download the Firefox browser. Once the downloaded installed software, this is the how it looks when the Firefox software is installed into your system. Go to this lines menu, click on the add-ons, so just click on the extension. So type Selenium IDE, search it. So here how it looks. So this Selenium IDE, just click on this Selenium IDE. So this IDE is an integrated development environment for Selenium tests. So it is implemented as a Firefox extension and allows you to record, edit and debug the tests. Once you are selected this add-on in the Firefox browser, click on add to Firefox. So here you can notice the just add a Selenium IDE, click on add. So just say OK. So here you can notice a Selenium IDE icon is available. Let us come back to the presentation. So once the Firefox is launched, navigate to this particular link or the way, the previously I have shown, so in that you can search the Selenium IDE extension and you can install the IDE in a Firefox browser. This is the how it looks. So this step I have shown. So once you are added, just you can click on the Firefox, add now, add to Firefox. So these are the steps where already I have shown, wait until Firefox completes to download and click add. So once you are added here the Selenium IDE icon will come. Just click on the Selenium IDE icon. So this type of the welcome screen will appear. Selenium IDE will open. So this is the welcome screen of Selenium IDE tool. Come back to the browser. So click on this Selenium IDE icon. Here the first time once you click on this it will ask what would you like to do, record a new test in a new project or opening an existing project, create a new project, close the Selenium IDE. So suppose if you want to create a new project, just you click on this particular and give the name as project1, project1 underscore test1. So here the name will appear, name of the project. So here you can see in this particular area, you can see the number of test cases, positive negative test cases you can see in this IDE. So this is the command field, command target. So we will see all this in the next video. So this is the how it looks, the welcome screen of the Selenium IDE once you click on this particular icon. Just close it. Next come back to the presentation, features of Selenium IDE. Selenium IDE is integrated development environment is the simplest tool in the Selenium suite. It is a Firefox add-on that creates the test very quickly through its one of the main important feature, record and playback functionality. This feature is similar to that of QTP tool. It is effortless to install and easy to learn. This IDE is very easy to use. Selenium IDE supports Atok complete mode when creating tests. This feature that serves two purposes. It helps a tester to enter the commands more quickly, tricks the user from entering invalid commands. So that is the main feature, important feature of the Selenium IDE. If there is any invalid commands, then it gives an error message. Once the Selenium IDE is launched, so a welcome screen will appear and this will give the quick access the following options that we already discussed. These are the four options, record a new test in a new project, open an existing project, create a new project, close IDE, this appears once whenever we click on the first time on the Selenium IDE icon. If this is the first time using the IDE or you are starting a new project then select the first option. So this is the how it looks the welcome screen of Selenium IDE. When the IDE Selenium IDE launches, it will ask the user open an existing project or record a new project. So select the option record a new test in a new project, the first option and name the project and write the URL, the base URL where you want to run the test automation. So it will open the testing that URL and starts record your browsing activities when clicked on start recording. So these activities will see in detail in the next video. So this is a welcome screen and the title of that particular new project will appear here. So the Selenium IDE has a number of buttons, run button. So this run button to run the single test case, run all, so this feature run all button. So to test the multiple test cases at a time, this run all button will have that feature to run the multiple test cases. Then step over the commands, period of execution, we use this speed button, record the test cases, the recording the functionality on a test case. So use the record button, pause. So this is how it looks. So we can use all these buttons in the next video. Now it's the time to reflect the contents what we discussed. Pause the video for a while and answer the question. What kind of application is the Selenium IDE? Windows application, web application, Firefox add-on, none of this. Answer is it's a Firefox add-on, Selenium IDE it's a one of the Firefox add-on. Let us discuss about the Firefox developer tools in a Firefox. This Firefox developer tools is a Firefox feature that we will use to inspect HTML elements on a web application under the test. It will provide us the name of the element that our Selenium command would act upon. The name of the elements that our Selenium commands, we will see these Selenium commands later. These are the steps where how we can use these developer tools to inspect the elements. Right click on the anywhere on the page and select inspect element option. So you can use the shortcut also, control, shift and I. So once you click on any page, so here I have selected the the www.soloqt.org web page. Once you right click on that, you can see the elements of a web page. Once you right click, so here you can choose the CSS path. This is useful in object identification. Let's pause the video for a while and answer the question, what is the use of development tools in a Selenium IDE? Here is the development tools are used in a Selenium IDE for inspecting the HTML elements or web elements. These are the references I referred.


Most future medical professionals surveyed were insufficiently aware— in fact, two-thirds had no clue— of the risks related to prolonged high dietary phosphate intake. And even if they knew it was a problem, they don't know which foods have had it added. 99% knew sugar was added to soda, but only 7% knew that phosphates were added. I bet even fewer would know they injected into most packages of meat. Though this practice remains banned in Europe, thanks to a 1982 ruling, 11 different phosphate salts are allowed to be injected into meat and poultry in the United States, despite the fact that poultry is considered an arterial toxin, causing our arteries to stiffen up within just two hours of consumption, making modern poultry not only more dangerous from a heart disease standpoint, but may also be making poultry more dangerous from a food safety standpoint. What are the effects of phosphate additives on the survival of our No. 1 cause of bacterial food poisoning, campylobacter, in chicken exudates? Chicken exudate is the same as poultry purge, the chicken juice. It's the fluid that seeps out from processed poultry carxes and is often found to be contaminated with considerable numbers of campylobacter bacteria. It is comprised of water, blood, fats, and other materials added to the poultry during processing. If you don't inject chicken with phosphates, the exudates seeping into the package may grow about 100 campylobacter bacteria—this is a long scale. You add some phosphate and you're up to 100 million bacteria, a million times more. The addition of phosphates to chicken has the potential to increase the survival of campylobacter by 100-fold or more. The infectious dose for campylobacter has been shown to be as little as 500 organisms. How much might there be in chicken? 100,000 can be easily recovered from washes of whole chicken carcasses. So what does a million times more food poisoning bacteria mean for the risk to consumers? Well, even just a 100-fold increase in these fecal matter bacteria can mean a 30-fold difference in the number of human outbreaks of campylobacter foodborne disease that can leave people paralyzed. But hey, if the poultry industry doesn't add phosphates, how are they going to enhance the moisture absorbance, color, and flavor, and reduce product shrinkage?


My name is Shelta Rodriguez, I'm the programming director. And I'll make a very brief, I'm just very privileged to work with this great ensemble. And we really are like a family here. I feel like I've been adopted so much so that an artist who works here on a different show, I love your parents. I do feel like a family and we welcome you to the LATC family as well. So I just want to present them to you. And we are going to hear about their 30-year history together as an ensemble that was born here in this dirty space. So without further ado, please welcome the Latino here. And there is some cards and papers that you want to put names of people into the altar. You're welcome. And we can archive that also as part of the archive also, please. And please, after we finish here at 6.30, is it 6.30? Right away, please join us in the lobby for a glass of champagne and a toast. Okay? So we have one hour to talk about 30 years. Just to kind of contextualize why we're here and why it isn't Guentro. This session is specifically to launch our digital archive. We've been together for 28 years, 29. And we've been so busy working that we haven't documented our work. We haven't documented our photographs. We haven't documented our scripts. We haven't done anything. So I applied for a TCG fellowship grant. And I was granted this fellowship, so Fox Fellowship, TCG Fox Fellowship. I was granted this fellowship to collect all of the photographs, all the reviews and stuff. So that's what this session is all about. During this past month and stuff, so many times I've heard people say, Jose Luis and Evelina, Jose Luis and Evelina. And every time I hear Jose Luis and Evelina, I feel badly because it's not just Jose Luis and Evelina. It's Jose Luis and Evelina and Jeff and Lucy and Sal. An artistic family that's been together longer than most marriages. We are a family and we love each other very much. We're just so honest that you're here. So let's start with introductions. So the way we're going to kind of do this so we can kind of stay on point is I'm going to kind of interview them or ask questions. So, Jeff. Evelina. Why don't you introduce yourself, say where you're from and how long you've been with the company. Well, first off, welcome to the weather 2014 veners and newer guests. My name is Jeff Rivas. I'm a native Californian. And I just want to acknowledge who this fellow did because his whole concept of the circle is pretty much this whole experience for me. I'm from Northern California. I went to a junior college up there. And in 1978, I graduated from high school, went to a junior college. And a counselor put me in touch with this play called Zootsuit. I couldn't get a hold of Zootsuit. But I talked to this gentleman named Tony Cooley Allen. It's all right, you called me Jeff Rodriguez. I'm sorry. And I got in touch with this gentleman named Tony Cooley Allen who was the assistant director of Zootsuit. And I took him on a lot. Went to UCLA. I got into UCLA. I graduated twice. In 1983, with my master's, 85, with my BA, 85 with my master's. In 1985, this building opened. They were doing a play called Badges. I came in, auditioned. And I was the editor studying for Robert Lebrun and got to work with Luis Valdez. I worked with you two years prior to it up in San Juan. But everything has kind of come full circle for me in terms of this experience. And so I just wanted to share that with you. That's where I am today. Lucy? Hi, my name is Lucy Rodriguez. I'm originally from San Antonio, Texas. And I've been here 31 years. I graduated from a small Catholic institution in San Antonio, St. Mary's University. And I majored in English and I'm double-minded in Spanish and theater.  I like theater. But I always thought as an application, I really didn't see it as a vocation. But I managed to do a few plays in San Antonio at that time. When I got married and you got here, and my husband said, we're on your one. So slowly I started making my way. And the very first play I auditioned for was this blood wedding at BFA. And I met a guy from San Antonio, Texas in the cast. And he introduced me to Jose Luis and Evelina. And then the rest is history because I went and I auditioned for them. And I've been affiliated with them in some way since then. Lucy always says, we walked into this building in 1985 and we never left. Sal Lopez, I was born just south of the border. I grew up in California. I raised here all my life. I went to matriculate over at the Los Angeles City College back in 19, whatever it was. And my dream was to be an actor. I talked to my dad and everything. And I was like, what was your dream dad? What was your dream? I said, well, I'm going to follow my dreams. So anyway, so I go and I get there. And I didn't do it. I got cold feet. I was like, I didn't think it was something that was possible. I'm going to cry. So then just by chance, I ended up in the college manager. I ended up getting to Mexican dance for Prodigo. And I said, oh man, I feel this in my bone. This is my genetic memory. So I really got into that. And then I got into a dance company. So I did get on stage. I did some professional stuff with a company that a beautiful girl who's not my wife said, they're having these auditions for this thing called Zoom students. Some of the dancers are going to go because we want the experience of auditioning. And I said, I want to go for the experience too. And I go and the dance scene was no sweat because at that time I was pretty fresh out there, whatever. And then they gave me something to read. And I go in. That's the first time I saw it, please. And I go, you don't remember this, but maybe you do. Anyway, it's up to the table. And I go and they give me this mawa to read. And I read the whole thing like this. The whole thing like this. But I knew what this was. And I felt that I had heard it. It was something that resonated with me. And then I looked up and I started Latin. We started Latin.  So that was it. I left. And two weeks later, I mean, I forgot all about it. I was going to go back to school, get a job, and do all that. And then I got a call. Anyway, but to bring that around is so then later on, I was doing this play. Yes. So then later on, I did this play with Lisa's play, Corridos. And I was at the Sao Juan Bautista. And oh, that's how we met here. Belina, we met during Zoom Zoom. Anyway, so several months or years later, wherever we were up in Sao Juan Bautista, I cut the short. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. So Belina is going to see the show. And she brought this guy, you know.  And Trini was in Trigasila. This is in a little theater called the Haudenosaunee Theater in Estela. Yes. And where did you come in with, Lisa? And what? Storefront. Absolutely. Anyway, it was just powerful. This play was like really moving. Man, I want to work with this guy. And it's him. But so anyway, just a little bit. So as it turned out, I joined this other acting group. They were starting this acting group with a bunch of Latinos and everything. And they kicked me out. I was the only one that was kicked out of that group. We're not going to tell you who it is, but they know of him. But anyway. He saw me, I think. And I said, please. He said, you know, he recruited me to the group. Was a TA, a teacher's assistant at a junior high school. A lot of us were TAing there at the time. Los Lobos. All of them were TAs. I was a TA.  And then a friend of mine, native of Garcia said, hey, there's auditions for this play, you know, by Luis Maldes. And I'm like, who's Luis Maldes? I was just totally not, you know, part of the Giorno theater scene at that point. So she basically dragged me to that audition. You know, isn't it amazing how things happen in your life? She basically, the reason I went was because she was bugging me so much. I was like, okay, let's go. And so I walked into this room at the taper. There was Luis and Danny. I was like shaking like this, but it was a very emotional scene. And I guess what Luis saw in me was authenticity. Because I didn't have any training or anything.  I just didn't know Luis, who Luis Maldes was. And so a few weeks later, you know, I'm the female lead at the Martín de Fora. And that's where I meet Sal and a lot of other friends, those young women who can pass this gun, who was also quite a part of our company the past away a few years ago. So Luis and I met. I moved to Santa Barbara for four years. We came back. We met at a Denaz conference. Oh yes, we met at a Denaz conference. And he's lost that to his college where I met my other mentor, Poeta Huerta. I'm so honored that both of you were here. Luis and Poeta. And what's interesting when I asked you, you met him first, right? And I told her story. She had to come in part of the company. How did she get into the company? She's not so good in everything. And then, you know, I thought she was, she better talk and I'm not into servicing wives or women at the time. I was like, I don't like, she's not smart. I'm like, she stood up. And that conference, she spoke. And I went, wow, she's really smart. So I went to her and I said, let's go to lunch. And she said, oh, can I? Yes, wait a minute. And then we sit down and I say, I think we should live together. The same day. Same day. And of course she said. And then we left the conference. He was following me around all weekend. She went and said that to you because... And she goes, oh yeah. I've heard he's really sexy. By January of, I had a son, by January. And then, you know, our life together started that way. And then we came to Los Angeles. We did, we did the play at the Fort Hennigan. And then... The people who were building this theater went to see the play at the Fort Hennigan. It was the only time why. And they came to me and goes, you know, we're building a theater. Then you come and talk to us. And I came and we had lunch. And they showed me the same thing. They were building. They were going to do your play. It was the whole thing.  But it was, I just went to a room, you know, a room to exercise with doctors. Because that's all I got in my life. Since I was 19. And I had never got a great job. She forced me to come to LA. She had a company called Teatro de Esperanza. They said, let's give you a room just to get some workers together to work, exercise. And they said, how many hours? Two hours, you know, four hours. Two times a week. And they said, yes. They kicked me out of the reversal room. But you know, I was wearing a hat. And I said, don't you have a job? And they were like, no. We don't have any money. And I said, well, this is the only job I had as an accountant. And the accountant department. And I said, I'm a great accountant. I'm a great accountant. So they hired me as an accountant. They hired me as an accountant. In the first part of the accounting department. And I, you know, I was 19. I went to the auditions when you were auditioning because I was trying to move out of the accounting.  And I tried to do reading. You had Tanla Bamba. And I had seen the kiss of the Spanish woman. Spanish. And I loved the play. And I brought it. And I got the diamond fillet at the time. And the final time was to do a reading. And you know, in the drama, to hate at the play at the time. We thought we ought to know not to come and see it because it was a really bad place. You know, so there you have it. Anyway, so I kept doing readings. And then we did a reading of La Victima. And he said, you know, I think we should do this play. So he gave me an opportunity to direct the play on this stage. And so we opened February 9, 1987. And it was a huge hit. La Victima. La Victima. She does not use it. You know, it was a great success.  It's just a chicken play. So when the play fit, you know, at the time, it was great. You will do the play. And at 12 o'clock, the review will be here. By the time you finish the play, the review will be out. And we got a great review from Page of the Alley Times. So it was a fantastic time. And then they say, well, get out of the counting, bring us play. And we started just producing. I directed. We did the promise. Like Jose Rivera was his first play that he had to end in a magical release. Diane, Diane is here now. She was in it. Diane was in it. And then I read this. She got one of her play by Manchester, which is called Roosters. And we produced Roosters right away. And the way this happened, somebody went to the Cardina group in San Antonio. You know, and I don't remember what year that was, but I went as an observer because I was not a part of the group. And I met this incredible lady. Her name was Ruth Maylis. Ruth Maylis. Amazing. And, you know, hey, that's the way I've been all the time. I met her and I tried to be her friend. And then I told her where I was going and she goes, what do you mean? You know, to do your dream. I said, I need $200,000, you know, to make my love, to produce plays. And she said, I'm going to give you two. And she gave me $200,000. And that's how we created the love. And that's how we started producing with the love during that time, which was really, really important. And so we created the love, and we made it in the name of the regional members, where Evelina and Rique Castillo, some of us, and I can say, I had a phone call when I said, we're going to make the company. And I said, I want you to be part of the company. The director of the other company called me. And I said, why would you like a music dancer? In the lab, Angela Moria, Trinidad Silva, and L'Opio Teneres. Trinidad Silva passed away in 1988 in L'Opio Teneres. She didn't understand.  In that time, we were not that many play stars. We weren't that many writers writing plays. So we needed to commission people to write plays for the company. Commissioned with Moraga. We commissioned heroes and saints. Jimmy Santiago Baca, Eduardo Machado. I still want to play music. We commissioned him, Culture Touch. We commissioned you, for example, to do Bolo Beans. And we commissioned Mircha, such as Scott. And Mircha, we brought her into the company to write for the actors. And she created Stone Wedding, which we produced in 1989. And it was difficult because, you know, she's a, I love her writing. She's fantastic. But, you know, she was not used to work with an ensemble. So we did this play, and it was an interesting experiment, but it didn't work. And the idea was, how can we create an ensemble inside of a lord theater? It used to be a lord theater when we were here. So we decided, well, the play was fine. It was great. It was a disaster because we didn't have the sliders. You know, there were Latinos. So we went and decided, let's do a play that way. We had to do it in the theater room. But that's how we did the collective creation. And we started doing research to find out how to arrive to the mix. Now they call it device work, but it used to be collective creation. You know, we did the research, and we began doing the Chicano moratorium, the Chicano movement. We were interested in understanding it much more. They didn't say where. I'm from Mexico. I'm from a little town in Los Moches, Inanova. So we started researching, we wanted to get into what happened to Ruben Salazar, who was killed at the moratorium. He was an LA Times journalist. A very prominent LA Times journalist. Who really wrote about the situation with the Chicanos. So we interviewed people, I mean, we interviewed Estepo, who was the guy who was with him. We interviewed one of the, I got a hold of one of the policemen who was actually at the scene. We did a lot of research and interviewed his wife, Sally Salazar. And so the play was, a lot of us who were in the company, you know, under the guidance of Jose Luis, we'd write, you know, we'd write different things that were pertinent. And then toward the end of that process, eventually we needed, the voice needed to be narrowed. The story. And so the final product was really written by Medina and Enrique Castillo, which became August 29th. But we still kept an alias. So we used letters from all of our names and we created this author, whose name was Violeta Calles. And anyway, so, and one of those, one of the interesting things about that play in one of the reviews, I played the character Veni for Benedict Arnold, because he's one of the infiltrators. And the, the Times reviewers said that it was, that it was just not plausible, that that just couldn't be, et cetera. And then Rudi Apecunha, actually, we heard that you wrote this rebuttal, that was incredible, and eventually published it after the LA Times. So, a lot of stories, but during that 1990, we did that, that was very successful, which kind of, you know, we had brought this new idea into inside the institution, but, you know, they were suffering through economic crisis and the theater. And in 1991, in October, the company, the largest theater company, declared bankruptcy, because the city, the city took the money out of, reality, the city. They used to get, give them $750,000 a year for the maintenance and the operation. And so they took the money out and, and, we always know that everyone said, we can't do it without the help of the city. So, they, they took their boxes out, the trailer came to the LA, everything, and the police came and locked the doors. And we as a company say, we're not leaving. We want to stay in here. So we slept inside the theater for 11 days. And we say, no way. So we had press conference and, you know, they finally decided after 11 days we were not going anywhere. They decided, okay, we are going to give them the money and then they say, you want us to, you want to be hired because you know, I don't, because Gordon Davis had come and asked us to move the company to the, the theater, the market for. And we said, yeah. And during the time we were personally, we borrowed the, the screen for, from Luis, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, we created it again, and went out and raised five million dollars for a very ambitious initiative, a very ambitious initiative which is called the Latino Teeth Initiative and the deal was we were going to have one main space slot and the, every day, every year. Last 10, permissions. And my the 50, which was at the end of the initiative, we were going to do the entire season of the taper with that. OK, Okay, that was initially, initially, but you know, we were able, we were able, we were there from 1991 at the end, to 1995, but we were able to produce death in the making, we were able to produce carpac de las with the culture class, we were able to produce a pandido from Luis Valdez, and we were able to produce a Florian island. So we did, in history, understanding that since Tsutsu, that they had not produced a Latino plane until this movement happened. So, because of, you know, it's difficult to be a company inside of an institution. We moved out, we decided let's go back to our roots, then let's go back and we moved to Plaza de la Raza, you know, which is a community center in Estalete that had its own little theater. So that, at that point, that is when the Latino theater company was created. That's the point when we became independent. We were called the Latino Theater Lab. Now we call ourselves the Latino Theater Company. We became a non-profit organization. We created our own season of Plaza de la Raza with La Viglima and August 29th for the 20th anniversary of the Chicano war time. That was the first time we also started to produce our own. I co-produced that particular play. So we started producing our own stuff and that was kind of like the first time that we worked outside of an institution. It was at that time that when we were at the CTG that there was a contest at Plaza de la Raza and Sam Lopez dared me to write a play. And that's when I wrote How Also Am I Supposed to Know Still in Life. So that was the first time that I started writing The Members of the Company. I wrote that play for Lupio Giveros and Uncle Amoya. And then it was one act, so I had to write another one act, which is the first incarnation of premeditation and that sal and... So, yeah, go ahead. No, no, no. And then... Oh, yeah. So anyway, How else won this film competition? It was a universal Hispanic film project. And so, you know, I just changed it and submitted it and it won, it won. So that was the first time that we adapted one of our plays into film, which is something that we've done several times since. And so, I mean, we haven't mentioned that we're all theater actors, but we're also all... We work in film, we work in television also. And the combination of this had really worked for us, right? And so, How else was the first time that we did an independent movie? And after that, we made others. I mean, I don't know... Well, because you got... I think it was a very... You got us into the studios. You got us into the studios. People wanted to talk to us about doing a film and got us into interviews and they wanted to talk to Elena and she pitched... We were working and she pitched a film called Luminaria. And it was about four Latin professional women, but at the same time, Sony Pictures was doing... We're ready to excel. We're ready to excel. And they said we can do a... They couldn't do both. So, we needed a play for that season. I said, look, why don't you just adapt the screenplay to the play. And so, I produced that play here. This is the movie. But anyway, so we produced that play here and then we decided to make it into a movie. And we raised money by just asking our friends and family because we didn't know any better and we started just, you know, raising the money really grassroots, grassroots.  And then we started shooting before we had all the money, which is really insane. But we did. We started because we had the location that one of the people who was a fan of ours said you could shoot here at our house and we said, okay. So we used that there. That was one of the main locations. And then from the footage that we had, we started showing it to different people who might be interested in investing, which, I mean, it was anywhere from $500 to $20,000, whatever people wanted to invest. Anyway, we finished the film. We asked Cheech and he was gracious enough to do the movie. Scott Bakke and Robert Downey. We went to go talk to Scott Bakke because we were looking for somebody to play the role of the angle. We had to go like that angle guy. And anyway, we got this meeting over at whatever he was at the time at the Raleigh studio. And we go over there and I'm in there. And when we give him the pitch, you know, he had read the script and he says, what? I mean, he's going to do it. And I'm walking out. It was basically I'm walking out. I'm going, what? We got Scott Bakke. We got Scott Bakke. And I go, what are those rocks? Anyway, so we were unfortunately took it to different film festivals. It was very successful. We had best actress in Spain film festival and many media awards that we got all over. And that was kind of our first money distribution. It opened in Los Angeles in 40 years and 2000. So it's pretty remarkable for it, in the sense that Netflix and all that, you can... And we took it to all kinds of festivals, so... If you want to buy it... If you want to buy it, ask them. Ask them. Actually, we're invited to a film festival in Cuba, and it's a whole other movie. And then, so we've made other movies. We've dementia re-adapted into film also. It's important to think about dementia is that all one of our best friends had died of AIDS in 1995, because it's our cello. And we wanted to talk... It was a very complicated issue bringing him to his house. He was afraid we brought him to his mother, and it was very complicated. And when he died, you know, we thought, you know, we have to create a tribute to Jose, and also this idea that there are people, Latinos with AIDS, and your own family. And so, okay, so we kind of got out of order. So we were... No, that's the movie. What are those? So we left Plaza de la Raza to come back here to do Luminadas. And when we came back to do Luminadas, the play, we just said, we're back home. So the second play that we did here was dementia, the play. And it's the first time that as a playwright, Evelina wrote for the company, and we workshopped it for about a year and a half. We really, really delved into the ideas of AIDS, the gay community, how the effects on the family and outer family and friends. And the first time that we incorporated live music, it was our very first production. We had a big trio underneath our stereo. We had a piano player, a guitar player, and a horn player. So that was our first introduction of creating and adding live musicians to one of our main stage plays. It was originally commissioned by the Electrical Theater Initiative and CTG. And it also garnered the GLAAD, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation Media Award for best theater production that year. And it solidified us as an ensemble and an arts organization. That last night of dementia in the audience was Montezuma Esparza and Casalo Nerarocha, who are now on our board. And they stood up and were so moved by the play. Casalo committed $10,000 to seeing the further development of this play or getting the play to be seen by the community that, because he's in the health organization, to be seen by the community that needs to see that play. And the idea of the board development came out of that night. And Montezuma was working out of the play. And this building was in terrible conditions. That's right.   I don't know. And we said, we can do it if you help us. But Lucy goes, you know, it's that work that we are. Yeah. So that's the idea that we're working on dementia. This is the summer. And we noticed that there's a new building that's gone a few blocks away from here and it's the cathedral. And so, at least I took a really short little tour over there. And he goes, this is where we should do the meeting. And I said, oh, and so he just looked at me like, you know, go work on that. And so I contacted the powers that be at the cathedral. I mean, we didn't know anybody. And so we set up the meeting and we went over there and we made a pitch. And they were very polite and very uninterested. And they just, they were just so focused on the opening of the cathedral in September and they were planning this three hour pass and they had a VIP. So then just they, so we said, okay, well, we tried, we continued our work on dementia. The closing night of dementia, we get a call from the cathedral. And they say, so do you still have that little play? Do you want to still do that little play? And we're like, oh, and they gave us the date and it was three weeks away. And that was a little daunting. And I said, then, Lavidian is a pretty massive production, especially like he envisions it. And so he said, no, we have to do this. We have to accept the invitation because if we don't, they'll figure out something else to do for December 12th at the cathedral. And then that's what they'll do. And next year when we try, they'll say thanks, but no thanks. We know what we're going to do. So he says, we have to get our foot in the door. We have to do it. So we scrambled. I mean, we did have a little bit of a track record with Lavidian. We had done it before. So we called up everybody we needed to help us. Never mind the nine professional actors we needed. The nine leads we needed. We needed Aztec dancers. We needed musicians. We needed children. We needed people to be in the port. We needed people to be in the port. The venue, the cathedral for as beautiful as it is had a horrible sound system. So we had to go in there and address all the technical issues with it. And we did it. We did it. It was a very bumpy ride. The only mind that did not go out that night was Sal's. So he was like, it was great. It was great. But it was pretty, it was weird. But the audience was real appreciative. And the cathedral to our surprise called us back and said, okay, well let's talk about next year's production.  We had 80 to 100 people, you know, down in the cathedral at eight o'clock at night. We've had dresses and musicians and children. That goes on the altar. You know, I think the security was like, oh. But it worked. And this year, right after we finished in Cointreau, we go into our 11th production. It's weird because why do we do this show? This show is a big departure from our other productions. We only do original work. This is not an original work. This is the, you know, the story of the four apparitions. Abelina adapted the script from the Nicanupua, which is the indigenous account of what happened in 1531. And then we do all our plays in English. This is our only Spanish language production. Our home is the LATC. This is where we do our plays. This is the only production we do outside. We only do equity productions. We hire equity actors. This is the only production we do that includes a large, a large group of people that are community people. We watch our budget very closely. We know that theater is not a huge money-making venture, but we do try to stay in the black. We do charge admission. We have a budget that we need from the get-go that we were not going to charge admission from this. So why do this? And the five of us have Mexican roots. I mean, Salin and Jose Luis born in Mexico, the rest of us Mexican-American in different parts of the country. Our experiences are very different. Being raised here, but we were all familiar with the story of Levy de la Guadalupe. And regardless of our religious affiliations now or lack of religious affiliations, we can get behind this story because it's a very political story. It addresses racism. It addresses prejudice. But it also uplifts with a message of love and forgiveness and perseverance and redemption. And we can definitely get behind that. And what we wanted to do was that we wanted to be able to offer something to our community during the holiday season. And when I say our community, in this instance, I mean people that we're not going to buy a ticket to the Nutcracker, we're not going to buy a ticket to Christmas Carol, we're not going to buy a ticket to the Grinch or whatever else. But we wanted to offer them something during the holiday season that would uplift and that would celebrate our rich culture. So that's why we do it. It has its special challenges, especially if you're funding this production. A lot of corporations do not want to fund religious shows, but we manage to do it. We do it. We contract artists. They do receive a stipend, a stipend. So a lot of people donate their time, money, energy, talent to this. And I think the biggest success we've had is that we've created a new tradition here in Los Angeles in the holiday season. People, people love this show. The show starts at 7.30 and people are there at 4. Putting their sweaters, their coats up, their scenes, coming on here.  And it's very gratifying that our families have grown up with this tradition and our extended weekend family and kids have aged out of this show. I think the best example is Esperanza. We did it at the million dollar. She was five years old or whatever and she had the opening line of the play saying, you give me los hombres barbados! And now she has played love with him. She's slugging people. So I don't know if this tradition will continue after the five of us sit down but, you know, through everything there's a season and we gave it our all and we love it. We won't continue. I think what we should do is probably scroll the images of our productions. We did, after Dimension, we did Solitude, which is another devised work. And then after... Oh, we did Malacalia, which was about the Iraq War. And then we did Solitude, which is another talk from the writings of Octavio Boss and Labyrinth of Solitude. We took Solitude on tour for the first time and went to Lepa. We took Malacalia to the Edinburgh Festival in Europe. We wrote the trilogy because we wanted with all the immigration laws and hate speech, we wanted to show the trajectory of a family, a Mexican-American family that began with the Mexican Revolution and ends with the war in Iraq. And then the last thing we did was premeditation, and hopefully those of you who are here will be able to see that show which is part of the San Coentro.  So we tracked her story in three plays. We did it separately, but in 2016 we were going to be able to come and see the three plays together. Everything means it's going to be a six-hour show and it's going to be very, very exciting. And the important thing is we tried to try the contributions of Mexican and Mexican-Americans or Chicanos to American culture and what has happened in the last 100 years. So those are the really fast pictures. And to bring everything closer, we just want to say that we were given an opportunity by Bill Bushnell and Diane White in 1985. They put us on the main stage in this building. And we've always been able to do main stage productions because we believe that that's what we belong on the main stage. We were given an opportunity and we believe that we should give opportunity because we were given an opportunity. And that kind of brings the school circle to this in Cuenzo why we're here, why we get so important for the younger generation to know the history, take that history, make it your own and take over the American theater. That's what this whole thing is about. I'm just going to say that the way that this company became about and started as a lab and then they became the larger lab and we were the little lab and we became the bulldozers that did the work for the larger lab. And then that became the name of our production company. Bulldozer Squad Productions when we started doing films and then we created yet another lab which then created Melancholy which is what I'm saying. So the circle keeps coming around and around and around this company. We want to keep that circle going and include you guys in that. A quick shout out to you know you see Melissa Luisa and Melina and they're a power couple. They're really blessed to have each other. Sal, Jeff and I also have wonderful spouses that are part of this company. I'm married to Irvine, many of you know her an artist in her own right and our choreographer. And I'm married to a wonderful guy named Albert Elfaro who is truly truly supportive of all the work we do. Last time when Lupin was up there talking I said you know we cannot do what we do without the love and support of our significant others.


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