It's about a controversial health class assignment at a high school in Eugene. It has parents upset to say the least and I think when you hear the details you'll understand why. It's even drawn a response from Oregon Governor Tina Cotette. Yeah, so this assignment that we're talking about at Churchill High School asked students to share a sexual fantasy. As bad as this world is with all the things that you see, you would probably think that you are probably unable to be shocked anymore. We've seen some things and so we would say things like nothing else shocks me anymore. It doesn't surprise me anymore. But then we continuously see things that just defies logic and wonder how are these things allowed to take place. I want to show you a couple of clips and I want to give you something that I'll be honest with you. It is going to make you want to use profanity. It's going to make you want to lose your mind. It's going to make you want to just do something. As believers, obviously we recognize the kind of world that we're in. It's a fallen world. It's a world that's getting worse. It's not getting better and I'm going to give you proof exactly what I mean. In Oregon, there was a football coach, this man, Kevin Miller, who was also a teacher. I think the class that he teaches is health to humans or something like that, some sort of sexual education class. This is also for the proof why we should not be teaching sex ed in school. That should be something that's left up to the parents, to the mothers and fathers. But instead, we give this over to the schools to teach them what they want our children to learn, how they want them to think. And we obviously understand who's ultimately behind us. The enemy is after our children. And so, Godless people who don't know the Lord, who don't care to know the Lord, who don't want you to know the Lord, want to influence your children, ultimately influence the world. So here we have this teacher, Kevin Miller, being spoken about how he gave an assignment. The assignment that he issued was on this wheel of something. I'm not sure of the exact terminology, but basically on the wheel, there were some things that the children were asked to choose which one would they do and to whom would they do it with. They would have to then turn in a paper explaining their choices. Good evening. Many of you know me, so I am here to discuss this atrocity of assignments.  It's not a rumor. I have the proof right here in my phone of the whom, with whom would you do it with? And my daughter specifically stated that the teacher put up a wheel on the class board and it stated, anal penetration, oral sex, licking of ear, kissing, and he wanted them to write down the initials of a boy or girl that they would do these activities with.  What is he gaining from this? What do you gain from this information? Why has my daughter that naively did the assignment because she's scared? She wants to get good grades. She wants to be, you know, get her license, she has to get good grades. And so she does this assignment. Where's the assignment? Why hasn't she had it turned back to her with her grade on it? What is he doing with it? Is this for his spank bank? Is he literally using this for his sexual deviant? These are questions that need to be answered.    So where's the criminal charges? Why is he still teaching? Is it because he's the football coach and Churchill's doing good? Don't want to lose that height? Because football doesn't matter when it comes to our children. OK? This sexual deviant needs to be removed.  Now a couple of interesting things about this. One, like the father said, this is completely inappropriate. Obviously this is gross, it's ridiculous. Why would a grown man want to know the sexual fantasies of these children and also with whom? So you know their innermost thoughts and so forth, something so private. Truth be told, they shouldn't have these thoughts. But what you're doing is you're encouraging them to have these thoughts. And then I don't know if you caught what he said. Teachers, when they get an assignment turned into them, they turn it back to the kids with the letter grade. Why didn't this teacher turn that assignment back into the kids to see what they got? Could it be that he didn't want them, the parents, to know anything about this assignment? Also, could it be that he's holding on to this information about these kids' fantasies? Now, just when you think it couldn't get any worse. It's about a controversial health class assignment. At a high school in Eugene, it has parents upset to say the least. And I think when you hear the details, you'll understand why. It's even drawn a response from Oregon Governor Tina Cotette. Yeah, so this assignment that we're talking about at Churchill High School asked students to share a sexual fantasy. Our Devon Haskins joins us in studio this morning. And Devon, school officials say they are now reviewing that curriculum. Yeah, Christine, that's correct. It's part of the Health 2 Human Sexuality class at Churchill High School. The health classes use a curriculum called OWL, meaning Our Whole Lives. It was developed by the Unitarian Universalist Association in the United Church of Christ and adopted by the school district seven years ago. The assignment in question asked students to write a paragraph or two about a sexual fantasy, but without penetration. The last line of the assignment says, it's to show that you can show and receive loving physical affection without having sex. In an email to parents, the school's principal says, the OWL curriculum is endorsed by the Oregon Department of Education. But according to the Oregonian, a spokesperson for the ODE says, OWL is not on that list, parents in the district. Rightfully so, we're furious once they learned of the assignment. A class assignment, even gaining the attention of Governor Tina Cotette, a representative for Cotette sent KGW this statement when asked about the assignment. They write, the governor is appalled and thinks these assignments are woefully inappropriate and unacceptable. They do not reflect educational best practices or Oregon standards. Now, this is not the first assignment that's raised some eyebrows. A previous assignment from that class from February was titled, with whom would you do it?  And then we're asked to list the initials of a male or a female that they would do each activity with. The teacher of this class is new to the district and a football coach for the school. The school district now says the sexual fantasy assignment will be removed from the class syllabus and will not count towards the students' grades. This time, this is a second incident. This is a second assignment that was given to them. It was offered to them. They had to turn in, make a short little essay, a short report on this, not as bad as the first one in terms of not having any sort of penetration. But this is to show that you can show affection and love without actually having physical contact. And something else that is also brought up in the assignment, it says this, let me just read it says, you will choose three items, romantic music, candles, massage, oil, feather, feather boa, flavored syrup, et cetera, to use in your story. Your story should show that you can show and receive loving physical affection without having sex. Completely inappropriate and why would you want to have that assignment? This is not talking about how the human body were. This is not like sex ed was when maybe we were in school where it's talking about just the physical anatomy of the human body and so forth and how certain organs in the body work and things like that. No, and even then that was kind of controversial, but even now it's gone past that. This is talking about how to do certain things, why you should do certain things and introducing certain items to increase the arousal and so forth. Now, why I say this was shocking and even worse than the first is because this is the second time the school decided to remove the curriculum. I don't know if you caught that. The school decided to remove the curriculum, but at that time did not decide to remove the teacher.  Now, fortunately, I guess the better part of the news is that after enough outrage and the pressure from the parents, they finally put him on paid administrative leave. Why he's not fired, I do not understand, but again, this is something that you all as parents need to consider when you are sending your children to school and to what school. Personally, I do not trust the public school system. My wife who's also a teacher probably said the same thing. As a matter of fact, public school teachers are the group of professionals who have the highest percentage of sending their children to private school or homeschool or something other than public school. This is the reason why. Pray about sending them to a private school, pray about homeschooling. If you can homeschool, pray about having them go to a homeschool co-op, pray about having someone else who does have the ability to homeschool your child to see if they be willing to do so. There are organizations out there. There are people out there that would do that. Or at the very least, if you can't make sure that you are in some way, shape or fashion, active in your schools, in your child's school, make sure that you know the curriculum that is being put forward. You do have that right by law, no matter what's at you and you do have that right by law. But you can also see why some of these school boards have literally sued to keep some of these parents quiet. This is the reason why. It should never be that the school board or the school does not want a parent to know the curriculum. But there's a reason why. There's a diabolical, a sinister reason behind it. And so be on guard, be on prayer. And here's the scary part. I want you guys to think about this. In 10 years, in 20 years, in 30 years, these children and the children to come who are going through this, who maybe the alarm wasn't sounded or it wasn't brought up, a fuss wasn't made, these children are gonna be adults in our world, either making decisions, working with us, working for us, being the bosses and so forth.  How dangerous is that gonna be?


good morning beautiful people of the internet um today is saturday and it's gross outside let me show you and yeah i'm wearing a sweatshirt and it's jun second like i don't know you guys can't see it's raining like a lot so it's supposed to rain today basically all day but early this morning i did take doyle out um for a nice long walk i've got my hair in a little messy bun because it's just that kind of day so today the plan is i want to get the video from yesterday edited and then also i have a couple of other videos just kind of like hanging out in my computer and i need to get those edited as well so i'll show you what doyle's up to he's sad that it's raining outside the moment sad boy i just texted my dad he's been trying to get a hold of me but i had my phone on silent this morning whoops sorry dad and um my dad doesn't watch my videos but that's okay but i need to like put stuff away not even like clean i just need to put stuff away from yesterday and uh yesterday i just went to bed like really early and it was amazing by the way i just had a great time but but anyway i'm gonna get to editing and do that kind of stuff and then i will um check in with you guys in a little while when things get a little bit more interesting all right so i've got one video going up there's only 16 percent of it done i need 34 minutes left but it's been raining like crazy like it's like we're sheeting rain for a little while kind of nuts right but yeah like you can't you can't even see yeah i'm really glad i took doyle on that walk earlier my goodness gracious um but yeah oh doyle's over here check it out doyle doyle what are you doing oh there's a ear flick there's a ear flick he will not be getting up again until i eat some food because he's just a food motivated kind of guy you know um but yeah i just wanted to check in and let you guys know what i was doing so while that is uploading i'm actually gonna move on to my next video to edit so um yeah so i'm gonna open up i movie again and then keep going with the edits because yeah i've been slacking on the youtube because uh my washi situation has taken over my life so anyway that's what i am going to do and i will see you guys in a little bit well hey it's like five o'clock and it's still raining outside but um i need to people ask all the time about this doll house like if i'm gonna move it no i'm just gonna leave it there anyway my dog needs to be woken up from his really long nap oh here he is because he needs to go outside and go potty hey doyle i think he heard me coming upstairs and he knew i was gonna come and get him hi bud do you want to go outside oh he's got such a rough life such a rough life this dog has yeah oh my goodness oh wow look at that look at that guy he has had a very rough day today not really he hasn't done anything i feel like i haven't done much together but i did edit a couple of videos and i should post both of them at the beginning of the video i'll put up my look in a card i don't know i like just learned how to do that because technology so um but i will put up my original vlog of balloon day one and then um i did my budget as well so that is now up and good to go i totally forgot to mention yesterday that yesterday was my year anniversary of me buying my house crazy right so doyle's excited about it clearly so hey doyle you want to go outside come on let's go outside oh my gosh he's very excited now but thankfully it's not raining too hard right now so i think it's just kind of sprinkling outside so we're gonna go out there yes we are oh and now i'm getting text messages great so anyway we're gonna go outside real quick and then i'll check in in a little bit but honestly this is a really boring vlog and i'm sorry but um yeah i've just been working and then hanging out and giving myself a little bit of a break because i think it's hard to do that sometimes but i've been kind of like non-stop go go go and it's hard for me to like chill out but i think the weather has something to do with it where i actually feel like good about just calming down a little bit so anyway all right well doyle is ready to go and um i'll check in with you guys in a little bit what's up doyle yeah we just went outside we went on our little walk it was very very rainy out there it was just kind of misting outside but the yeah outside what a little head tilt let me say outside what um anyway but yeah it was just misting outside which wasn't bad but then the grass and stuff was uh really ugh doyle don't do that on camera the grass was very very wet from all the rain from throughout the day thankfully the morning was good just you know but yeah but that's what doyle's up to at the moment that dog it's a weird dog but i think i'm just gonna make some dinner i don't know what i want um i had breakfast for dinner yesterday but i might just do some like i don't know maybe some just like noodles and marinara just keep it like super simple like i'm just like i don't know i just feel like i can't can't make decisions today i just can't make decisions and ps like i'm not gonna show you my address or anything but like i get things on the regular at my home for people that don't live here anymore and here's the deal with that so like the previous owner i'm gonna like cook well i'm doing this so the previous owner i don't think ever changed his address with like usps like the mail so i get stuff for him at least once a week if not more and some of it's just like junk mail and that's fine like i can like legally throw that in the trash um like pizza coupons because it says like his name and then or current resident so it technically is for me but whatever anyway but i mean i get like stuff from i've gotten stuff from like the irs and like other random things for him and i don't know why but i keep getting things for other people too and i think he's had like when he was single he was married for a time but i think he when he was single i think his wife like before i mean when i say single i mean like when they were dating i think she lived here but clearly she had a different last name at that point i get stuff for her um at one point i think for like a year or he said he rented this place out like while he was married because once he was married he lived somewhere else and then he got divorced and then he moved back here so he's been the owner of the home the whole time so i get stuff for them once in a while too it's like i feel bad because it's like almost every couple days basically it's every like third day i'm putting stuff back in the mailbox that says return to sender no longer lives here and um i think my postal person was very annoyed with me one day when he he or she i think it's a guy i've seen them driving around i think my regular person at least is male but um they put in one of those like change of address forms in there and it said like he wrote a note that says like have and then the previous homeowner's name fill this out and i'm like dude i don't know him i bought the house from this guy so i wrote back on it not opened i'm like i purchased the house from like said individual do not have a forwarding address for him sorry so i think he thought that i had lived here all along or something i don't know or maybe i just got a new postal person but i swear by like postal person is like irritated with me but i'm like sorry man i'm sorry oh so like i don't want to throw it out because i don't know if this thing's important and it doesn't like say like important you know on it if it's important i mean i i don't know i mean obviously like pizza coupons and like you know grocery store mailers like those are for me anyway because it says current resident and also this person's name but it's just the other stuff i just obviously don't want to get rid of it so i don't know that's all that's happening today it's really a second day of bloom and me gosh you guys it's just thrilling content i don't really have anything else to share today oh i am going to watch tonight um i think it's at eight o'clock central standard time which is like my time zone um the dale earnhardt and amy earnhardt i think it's on the diy network they're doing like a remodeling show of a property that they purchased um in the florida keys and they it's already completed but the show is finally airing so but i'm like if you guys know me from a while back at least i am a huge dale earnhardt junior fan and um kind of have been following his journey into retirement and the things that led up to his retirement i've been a fan of his for like i don't know more than a decade yeah more almost two decades now so anyways um but yeah so i'm a huge earnhardt junior fan and um sad that he's not driving anymore but very excited that he's able to do like other endeavors and stuff and um him and his wife just had their first baby and i think he is is he still on his leave i don't think he is i don't know he did a whole like podcast about it where he was able to take basically a month off after his daughter's birth which was pretty cool um and just you know spend time with his wife and his new child all that good stuff so anyway but he's gonna be starting um at nbc doing commentary and stuff like that in july i believe it's like the july fourth weekend race which is the race that i used to always go to in Daytona um i haven't been in a couple of years but i'd love to go back but just hasn't really worked out with timing and all that so anyway but i'm gonna watch that uh show tonight plus i love you know the diy network and home stuff and whatever so it's totally up my alley which is good and um yeah i'm just kind of today i don't know i wish i had more interesting things to talk about but oh well my dad is supposed to be coming over and painting this like safe thing and he's not coming over today because it's like it's not like it's too cold it's just i think he doesn't want to but whatever he doesn't watch my channel so i can say things like that nothing he would care if i did but yeah so i think later like next week he is going to come over plus it's like a really really big safe and it's going to have to fit in this closet which means that you guys are gonna get a video on this horrific closet it's not too bad going down but then once you're down there it's like oh my gosh girl what you're doing yeah it's bad so i need to get that cleaned out and make some decisions like i don't know i just have like random things all over the place i just don't know so i need to get this cleaned out and just like i said here we go make decisions and then um things i want to get rid of i just need to take to like a good will or whatever i actually have a bunch of clothes in my trunk from i think i don't know it was like a previous vlog i did and um i cleaned up my closet and i had like gone and sold some of my clothes well the clothes that didn't sell i took back with me and i'm like oh i'm gonna go and donate them i haven't donated them yet so i need to get that done but i just haven't done it yet because i'm a slacker and they're just in my trunk oh i actually had my mom go through the clothes in there because she is a fan of like the lularo like leggings so she took a couple pairs of leggings from me but everything else she wasn't into which i didn't think she would be anyways so that was completely fine by me but yeah i gotta go take that over there but i might as well just clean out the damn closet first and then like donate everything in one full swoop it's it's a mess in that closet so i gotta make room for this like big tall safe thing just oh it'll be fine but it's my dad's so apparently he's gonna put a whole bunch of things in it and i don't know just i don't understand the logic but i guess i'm not supposed to understand the logic right right but um yeah so i am gonna make some noodles and marinara there's my there's my noodles um and i think i'm gonna call it a night i just don't have anything else interesting to talk about i might edit another video i'm not gonna post any more videos today since i did two today yeah i don't really have anything else interesting going on i'm trying to take a break from the shop today um i did some email like communication today but i just want to like chill out and just take a break from it and it's really hard to because it's like literally staring me in the face right now um and then uh tomorrow i think i'm gonna do some other stuff with the shop and uh get some things organized and then ready for monday i do have some packets of swag i've got another packet as well that i need to send out for some upcoming events for you know some people i've got one uh that's going to iowa and one that's going to georgia so yeah i have uh some swag availability i've been kind of like picking and choosing events that i want to you know donate to but if you guys uh organize anything and want some swag find me on etsy and send me a message through etsy or email don't proposition me on youtube because it's it's difficult enough to see every comment so um so yeah but i you know always want to check out the event or the event page and all that stuff too see what it's all about and then make a decision from there so it's never like a guarantee that i'm gonna donate swag plus i don't have like a ton of pieces of swag i do have some um but i don't have a ton so you know i need to be a little bit more picky and choosy about it as well but anyways um but yeah i've just rambled on for the last what 12 minutes now i'm looking at my little viewfinder it's been 12 minutes oh it's just turned 13 great um so hopefully i can condense that down a little bit but sorry this vlog wasn't like that interesting you know that's what vlogs are all about i like to watch people do nothing as well so i understand the appeal but i am gonna go thank you guys so much for watching vloon if you're interested in watching more vloon the links will be below i have a playlist just called the vloon and that has all of my vloons so it has last year which is when i purchased this home so there's lots of like home improvement updates and all that on the previous vloons so i'll leave that uh playlist down below if you're interested in watching but anyway i am going to uh drop the pasta in the boiling water now and i will see you guys in the next video well folks it's time to kick it old school


Walken players go in for the tackle, but Bradford come away with the ball, it's worked out to Vernon. And it's Vernon, he gets a teasing cross in, and it's Bradford who takes the lead. Nice ball through, and it's a chance here for a second goal. It's Cook again, Cooley here took that. One just three of their first 20 matches all season, 12 draws in there. They have improved somewhat, not in immediate danger. Fantastic hit, and that's Bradford ahead three minutes before the break. Bradford five points off the playoffs at the start of play today. That's a useful ball. Oh, where's the defending? Cook makes it two. Andy Cook on the turn. A player who has top scorer for Walsall in season 2018-19.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaspyscasebreak.com and 2023 Tops Pristine Baseball, eight box casebreak pages number five, just sold out. So again guys, all cards shipped, another case of pristine. Let me fix the focus really quick guys. There's a list, but last but not the angel with the red sox. She went past away at 98, she was about to turn 99.  But Josh Young, we got Javi Baez, number 25. Is that right, say National Dog Day? And swings a summer for Nando Thathis Jr. Shohei, we got Johnny Bench Orange, out of 25. Vivaldo for the Reds, 75. Oh snap, Shohei Otani. Popular demand, nice patch autograph there for the Cardinals. Went ahead, Martin Perez, that's for the Rangers out of 75. Rangers that is Jesse. Our first auto is Tyler Freeman for the Cleveland Guardians. Guardians that is going to Rory. We got Ron Santo for the Cubs. Let's start over there, Cubs is Charles. We have a Nick Brato for the Royals going to Francis. That's another color match that is 75. Then we got Jordan Groeschens for the Marlins going to Walter, and Greg Maddox there for the Braves going to Patrick. Next one, Gansby Swanson. Oh snap, the door. Mark Race, out of five, two out of five for the Cubbies going to Charles. Who was he an All-Star for last year? Wherever he was after the All-Star, I forget I'm gonna check this one, tell him for the All-Star. I know he was in the Rosie Yankees, I wanna say. Heiko Horner for the Cubbies, around the Diamond. Cubs, going to Charles. Come on, let's see, Grand Slam right now, baby. All right, we got a Shane McCallahan that is going for the Rays to 25. Yeah, that's an All-Star card though, so he must have been an All-Star there for the Royals then. Oh yeah, I see the Royals logo on there, yeah. We have Alec Brogleson, Cardinals, to 99. Cardinals has gone ahead, Ivan Herrera for the Cardinals. Ivan Herrera, Santiago Espanol, Blue to 75 for the Blue Jays. And we got Matthew Batten for the Padres autograph. Padres Walter, then Oswald Paraza for the Yankees. Yankees, joke, bro, that was so low. That was whack, Robles to 99. Yeah, Teddy called off this weekend, so yeah, he's not streaming today on IG like he normally does on Saturday, so yeah, it's just a one stream day today. Oh, snap, Peter Lanzel. And John and India around the Diamond for the Cincinnati Reds. Jeff about with Ryan Howard, Phillies to 75. Marco Pell for the Phillies, Greg with that one. We have Alexander Bogarts, Padres, Padres. Going to Walter. And we got a Jazz Chessom Jr, Miami Gold to 50, Walter. And we got a Gabor Moreno autograph, Blue to 75. Yeah, Diamondbacks, right, I mean, that's weird. So I was noticing that, I don't know if you guys have noticed this, but a lot of base cards for some reason, a lot of cards actually have a back error, or like it shows one player in the front, one player in the back, but it's funny because Gabor Moreno, Diamondbacks, Uniform, Diamondbacks, but then right here it says Blue Jays, Blue Jays. What the hell's going on here? That's so many mess-up cards, man. I'm starting to notice it too. I don't know if you guys have noticed it, but I had this one guy just like, I seen a video of it, like every single base card in the whole box was like one player in the front, one player in the back where the lobes were swapped. Which, I don't know. Paul Blackburn for the A's, Rory, and then Manny Machado, Padres to 75. Yeah, there, you see, you know what? Do you think, I have a feeling that was planned, right? To put eight trouts in a case? Like there's no way that was a mess-up. That might have been like just like a trial and God case or something. I told him to put left, right. What? We were doing left, right. You didn't put it for that one? I'd just give it to the left or to the right. One of them should have it. Just copy the same one as the other one. Oh, there's two of them? I think so. Only? I think, yeah. Okay. And how do you guys do the right one? We just specifically chose one team and then we just said left, right. I got it right on the second one. Maybe we just didn't do it for that one. God. That's not a big deal. Those are part time people. God. We didn't do it, but you can give it out to both. I guess that's what you guys can do. Is like get a card to like right now. Yes. Yeah. There's three of them. Tatis, Bo Thompson. I mean, honestly, I don't think they mess up as much as P&E does. And they're really good at our redemptions. Obviously, most of their stuff is on card for the most part.  So it's just human error. Sorry, what about this group? Just, I don't know. Don't worry about those. Derrick Jeter out of 99. Tatis O'Snap.  Grochens out of 75. Castillo. And I think it's much better than last year. I agree with that. Last year was a craziness with Top Scrum especially, but, oh, sorry about that. Autograph. Gold refractor, relic parallel. Jason Verity for the Red Sox. Last Bob Mojo Angel. But yes, I think specifically we're seeing there was a lot of hiccups for sure. I think the printing errors, obviously the configuration, the, you know, stuff like that was definitely a lot worse. Especially the printing part of it. All right, here we go. Roberto Clemente to 50. We got a Joey Vado. Oh, snap. Gold, 42 out of 50. I just want for the Cincinnati Reds that's going to Jeff. Davis Martin for the White Sox. The Martin Perez for Texas to 75. And Cal Mitchell for the Pirates with a Hedege Matsui. Yeah, I've had a couple of ones I've just like that too. All right, guys, well, there was the first four boxes in Texas. And then I'm going to week three. I'm actually going to my first Oregon game in Eugene. They play Hawaii. But it's like today, like USC is standing in San Jose state today, I believe. I don't think they started off with like big matchups. Like as of late, Oregon has been starting off with big matchups the last few years. Last year, Georgia, they also played like Ohio State there before. Only like two games today, right? Notre Dame Navy or yeah, Notre Dame played Navy, right? Was it Navy? Murdered them like 40, 43. USC is playing later like at five, I think. But pretty much everybody starts next week. The game was in Ireland. Sick. I think Amazon stays the same. Mike Triggo and C, but I think ESPN is the one that did like a bunch of cuts, no? Oh no, ESPN actually has what's-his-name. What are you talking about? The college one's there? I thought I was thinking if I was not that crazy. College, I think it might be crazy, right? I forgot Troy, man. I watched his name do Monday Night Football. That's right. I forgot. There's like new deals, huh? That's right. I'm actually happy that Oregon's leaving the Pac-12 because Pac-12 Network isn't really offered. I don't think we have the Pac-12 on direct TV or on YouTube TV. So I think now that when Oregon goes to the Big 10, I believe they have a deal with ESPN or whatever channel they're on. They're going to be more on local channels for me. So that would be perfect. NVCC, yes, that's perfect for me. Because on my YouTube TV account, I also get a Big 10 network, too. Do they still have their own network? OK. At one point, they were called Big 10 because there was only 10, right? Just like the Pac-12. And then there was Big 12, right? And all that stuff. But they'll never change it, right? It'll still be like that. They're never going to change the numbering of the conference. But yeah, I would feel like there's way too many teams, right? So yeah, how are you going to schedule everybody, you know? Because I know with the Pac-12, the North doesn't always play USC and UCLA in the same calendar year. They might play each other once every two years, you know, kind of like rotates. It's like this year, Oregon's not playing UCLA, I believe, but they play USC, you know? So it's like, I don't know how they'll do it. When it comes to scheduling, I guess. Oh, no more conferences. That's four boxes. It's Hoskins. Popular demand. Phillies. What's going to Greg? Sister Oliver is a ball nailer. Yeah, that's what I was going to say. Now, it's kind of you kind of get to avoid them. But I assume that, yeah, I'd assume they're still going to have a championship game, right? Ooh, is that a Julio Gold? Oh, snap. 47 out of 50. Julio Gold. It's sick. Mariners going to Jesse. I'm cool with all of, I'm cool with avoiding, but just like if you can meet each other in the championship, you know, it'd be better. Greece from Rodriguez. Here we go, guys. Ron Nocuni Jr. for the Braves to 75. Patrick. We got Michael Stefanik for the Angels. Angels that's going to Tristan. We've got Larry Walker on circulator for the Cardinals. Francisco Alvarez, blue color match to 75 for the Mets. Howard. Pascantino for the Royals. Francis. And then Tony Gonsolin for the Dodgers. That's perfect, man. They need to expand it, honestly. I think at some point, dude, it's going to end up being like Klaus, like NFL. They'll be like Abaya, Wildcard, you know, all this more money, more excitement. They should just have an NFC AOC. Patrick was in there for the Cubs. Well, Kika, Reggie Jackson. Struck him out at a 99. Nice orange Bobby Wood Jr. Out of 25. Royals, France. Showtime going, going, going. That's 75. And a Julio gold. That's two golds, one base and then one insert. That's one there for the Seattle Mariners again, Jesse. Ah, we got Robin Yang out of 15. Milwaukee, Brian Kay. Nice Louisa Reyes for the Marlins out of 75. Marlins, Walter. We got Marcus Simeon for Texas. Another Francisco Alvarez blue color matches, two of them there for the Mets out of 75. Howard with that one. And we got Nelson Velazquez for the Cubs. Cubbies, that's going to Charles. And then we got a Jake Cronin words for the Bowserys. All right, two more boxes, guys. Ice, Corbin, Carol, go. Roy, what's going on, man? I think you got some stuff earlier. I think for the Guardians, I want to say. But I'll do a little recap at the end for you, man. Rodriguez and, well, there's more Guardians right there. Andreas, Heminus. All right, we got Chris Bryant for the Colorado Rockies to 75. And then a Josh Young. Very nice, they're fresh faces, autographs. That's for the Texas Rangers and Jesse. Mike Piazza for the Mets. Bregman for the Houston Astros to 50 gold. Bubba Thompson blue for Texas 75. And then another Chris Bryant this time just on Circulator. All right, just like the Dodgers down to their last dial, this is the last box. Two men on base, two out. Tyne, run at the plate. Who is it? Peralta. Burleson, man, if he gets on base, Mookie has a chance to win the game. Burleson, or at least Tyne. Aw, way to go, dude, just popped it up, bro. Oh wait, no. How to play them? Trout. Seeger. For Texas to 99. Corbin Burns from Milwaukee, Brian Kay. That one should be numbered to 99. So the last hits right here, guys, good luck. Got JD Martinez for Boston, just 75. J.J. Blede, Miami Marlins, gold. Rookie autograph to 50. Walter, Peter Londo for the Mets. We got Yuli, Jury L for Houston to 50. And last autograph here, Gabriel Moreno for the Domivacs going to Lauren. With the Jose Trevino for the Yankees. And there you go, folks. So that was it there. Obviously, you guys just see this last box. Here are some hits here as well. Corbin Burns, Menez, Corbin Cara Golds. With the Julio, Patrick Wisdom, one of the Julio Volos, Ann Average, Hodgkin, Veritec, Redemption Gold. India, Nico Harner, Grace, Red out of five, Poulos. As of Batten, Fanau, Berluson, Groschanzato, Freeman, Perez, Matsui, Mitchell, Joy Votto Gold, Mente Gold, Guillem Morano. Yeah, it's just so weird. I had to make sure the shipping team obviously gives that to the right one. Just a lot of printing errors on that one. Pasquantino, Stefanik. Wow, they walked him, ball four. Oh my God. Mookie Betts with two outs, top of the nine faces loaded. You think you'd be nervous at this point right now if you're like, Mookie? Luis Serratis, Robin Yau, Bo Thompson, Josh Young, Chris Bryant. So there you go. That was it, guys. I've always seen a lot of in-search rookies, colors as well. But thank you guys so much. The next pristine baseball is on the star number six, jaspyscasebreak.com.


Live from San Francisco, it's theCUBE. Covering Google Cloud Next 2018. Brought to you by Google Cloud and its ecosystem partners. Hello everyone, welcome back to theCUBE's exclusive coverage of Google Cloud here in Moscone South in San Francisco. I'm John Furrier, Dave Vellante. Covering all the top stories here and day one of three days of coverage with SiliconANGLE.com, theCUBE.net for all the great content. Our next guest is Suzanne for a director of security, trust and compliance and privacy at Google Cloud. Welcome to theCUBE. Thanks for coming in today. Thank you so much. It's a pleasure to be here today. Don't you love theCUBE? The Google build out here fits the theme. It's beautiful. It is mighty fly. It is awesome. It's so exciting. It feels great. Great to see Google kind of go the next level. The energy, the people and the company I've talked to. We've been following Diane's career since VMware. I knew she was an investor in Cloud of theCUBE. Actually started at the Cloud Air Office when they got their first round of funding. So it really is savvy industry executive. Now two years in the gestation period you can kind of see it. The best of Google being exposed to the world is really kind of a great strategy. Going to have been commenting on that. But one of the things Google has and has had for a long time is they've had a really open culture of openness, open source, but trust. Do no evils, the slogan. And they have all this expertise. Is your job to harness that? Take a minute. What is your job? Are you brokering all this greatness? Are you shepherding it? Are you an influencing product? What's your role? So my role specifically is to ensure that we make Google Cloud the most trusted place for user data. Now trust is a multi-classeted thing. I often say that trust starts with making sure that what you expect, it's what you experience. That's the foundation of it. And so my job is first to start there. Make sure that everything that we do is in line with the customer's expectations. And that's in line with what they experience once they're in the cloud. And that's everything from making sure that we're compliant, that we handle their data responsibly. In line with all the rules and regulations around the world, which vary greatly. You know, all the way through to making sure that we're building exceptional, simple, smart and secure products every single day across our stack. So that's my job and it's to galvanize that. You know, not just in product and not just in customer expectations, but also in the people we hire and the culture we engender. You know, it's interesting. We live in an interesting time right now. And as they say, if you look at the global landscape from politics play to technology, there's a transformation that's happening where security trust, the data, you got GDP are happening in Europe, you got fake news at Facebook, you got users not trusting, where's my data? So you have this cultural dynamic, kind of independent of the mission of the big companies where there's an opportunity to use AI for good. There's an opportunity to have a compliance model that's going to maintain that. How does that affect you guys? I'm sure it does in some way, but this is on the minds of people. Certainly no one wants to be hacked. They want their data to be secure. I want to control my data. I want my data to be leverageable. I want to get utility out of the system because it's something bigger with Google Cloud. It's now part of a bigger system. How do you guys talk about that internally? What are some of the conversations that you guys have around this cultural shift? It's day one of any new product or feature we develop. Those conversations occur. It's part of our process in developing any new product or feature. We have a team, in fact, a large portion of my organization is entirely dedicated to reviewing and scrutinizing every single feature, every single new product we bring to bear. Even if a customer wants to build a new model, our team is responsible for reviewing that and making sure it's in line with the commitments we have to both legal commitments as well as our customers. So it's part of, and it continues, all the way through to the point where I hit the launch button and say, this is okay to go. Nice. So the way you measure trust is the expectations match the experience.  I mean, Gmail inbox, I personally love inbox. I'm like an inbox ambassador. Fantastic. And thank you. I haven't gotten there. Thank you for developing that product. Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Accounts.  And so I wonder sometimes, are we doing it right? Some of the challenges we have, I think, are onboarding and off-boarding folks. You know, when somebody leaves the company or coming onto the company, you want to give them access to certain Sheets or certain documents and then you sort of forget to take them off. How do you handle that? What's the best practice there? Are you developing tooling around that? Maybe you could talk about that a little bit. So we do it in many, many ways. There certainly are best practices. They are documented out there through a number of tools and papers that we produce. We also have partners that work with our customers that engender those practices. But also then we bake the technology in so that you don't have to think about these things. A good example would be, we released Team Drives last year. Team Drives is a great example of how you manage documentation for the inbound and outbound employees.  We need to move them off and all of that. But with a Team Drive, that's handled automatically. Groups is another way. Google Groups is a great way to manage access to information and the like.  And there's some more announcements coming tomorrow that'll let you also handle some of these things but I can't talk about them quite yet. So stay tuned. Can you talk about how you go to market with those? Cause every now and then I'll get a phone call or an email from somebody at Google trying to either introduce me to something, maybe sell something but it's kind of intermittent. What's the go to market to inform people? We're obviously a small company. You know, we heard today we want to help small, large startups, big companies, governments. How do you guys go to market? We do it in lots of different ways. We certainly leverage our communication channels online heavily. And we've been ramping up. I mean, our investment in marketing and cloud and getting all of these things.  This is a huge example of how we're trying to get the word out. You know, writ large across all of our verticals across all of our customer sets because I think that is information management. And so that you understand, hey, I have these great tools to bear. That's super important for us to get right and we're continuing to evolve it. One of the things I always admire about Google from day one, the mission has always been speed. Load the pages faster. Find what you're looking for. Yeah. Organize the information. With security and trust now, we were talking before we came on camera. Obviously cloud is an opportunity. AI is an opportunity as Diane Greene Securities is the number one worry. Dave's asked this question every year, going back to since 2012. Is security a do-over with the cloud? You guys have such great experience with SaaS and cloud. Is it an opportunity for customers going cloud native to do security over? Your thoughts? Well, I'll think about this. I'll answer this in two ways. So for us at Google, it's not a do-over. It's been part of our DNA from day one because we were born in the cloud. So from the moment we started to think about how we designed a data center to how we designed a server to how we retired disks. This was mentioned in the keynote. That's been part of our DNA from day one. So for us, we don't believe it's a do-over. We actually believe we're ahead of Darwin in terms of security, well ahead of it. And we'll put our words behind it that we do believe Barnum, we are the most secure cloud out there. And certainly customers using G Suite, use G Suite, Chromebooks, security keys. We mentioned that at the keynote this morning as well. Zero account hijackings. No one else can make that claim and we're proud to do it. For customers however, I think many customers are realizing patch Tuesdays and heterogeneous operating systems and tons of different platforms with customers that are storing information on their hard drives or their thumb drives. And it's a nightmare for many customers who have been operating on premise for many years. I think they're waking up to realize, wait a minute, you're going to take care of that. You're going to take care of it. One operating system all managed from the cloud, one place, my documents are going to sit there. Oh my gosh, I can sleep again if I move to the cloud. And that's really part of the, part of the security. So you want to make it a service. Just a follow up on that. So that was Chromebook, G Suite and two-factor authentication. What do you call the Titan security? Yes, Titan security keys. And the two-factor authentication comes from what? Is it a dongle? It's actually hardware based. So if you think about people, two factors is not a new term. Two factors been around for a long time. A lot of people would have these tokens that would generate a numeric key and you'd look at that and you plug it in. Well that's fishable actually. That key gets transmitted when you actually authenticate. And that can be picked up. Exposed, yeah. Exposed. With hardware, it's all based on the hardware. There's no key that's exchanged. It's all authenticated to your device and that makes it un-fishable. You don't think about it? Yeah, yeah, exactly. So let's talk about compliance for a second. That's part of your job. Obviously we see this year was kind of the earthquake, the tectonic plates of GDPR. Yes. And certainly Google's experience a little fine in the EU of some other areas of your business. Obviously data is a regional thing. In Germany we know what's going on there. So as a customer it goes global. You could be in the US. There's now policies that need to be kind of implemented. Is that where software is going to help? How are you guys talking to your customers and what's the solution that you guys see for compliance and making it seamless? Because it's a real hassle. You got to start thinking some sites and some companies aren't deploying their solution. Their website has been stripped down because they couldn't comply with the GDPR regulation which gives the users the ability to essentially tell you to forget me and all kinds of other things. I don't want to get into it. But the point is that this puts the pressure on companies. Like literally overnight where it was a policy and people in the database world know that data sprawls are huge problems. People don't even know where the data is. What database is that on? This is a huge kind of issue. How do you guys talk about that? Well first I'll say that compliance is always a shared responsibility between ourselves and our customers. However, those customers who have worked with us and have been going cloud-native with us have found that the journey to be much, much less friction-full I will say. Or I'd say it's more friction-less because we're the team that's really had to implement the technical controls around GDPR. And I want to emphasize GDPR is incredibly important legislation. We believe it's very important. Two years ago we launched an initiative to be sure we were compliant on time. We're proud to say that we were among the first to announce that compliance in the cloud. And we're really happy. Our customers have been happy. And our relationships, we take on a large responsibility for maintaining the relationships with the legislators and the regulators around the world. Many companies can't scale to do that. And by going with Google you know you've got a tight and good relationship, a company that is focused on maintaining good relationships worldwide on that front. And it's been important. So two years before GDPR went into effect, that's much better. Most companies were two months before the fines went into effect. Yes, no, it was roughly about two years. I think it wasn't quite exactly two years between the time it was announced but it was close to that. But it's not just a technology problem too. This makes it so hard. It's a lot of people in a lot of process. Absolutely, yes. It's shared responsibility, as you said just now. Yes, and the fact that the data's all in one place of the cloud, again, makes a huge, huge difference with your posture and your compliance posture for GDPR. Susan, you've been at Google for over a decade. What's motivating you? What's exciting you these days? Obviously, the cloud market's pretty hot, so that's kind of a nice wave to be on. What's the culture like at Google now? What's the DNA? What's the intern? Because Google Cloud's got a spring to their step. We can obviously feel it. You can see the results. But it's just the beginning of this new wave. What's exciting you and what's the DNA of Google Cloud? Well, sit in our echo this morning and I'm so happy to hear it. I'm at Google because of the mission. I'm here to manage the world's information, make it universally accessible and useful and secure. I will add the and secure to my mission. I came because that was so exciting to me.  Data quality, number one, he was smart. Data sizes. Yes, he was, he was. And when, you know, Google started to evolve, I was so excited. I'm like, oh my gosh, just look at what's happening to information management in the world. And that's why I'm here and I'm surrounded by other fellow citizens who are so excited about that, but also excited about the challenge of keeping information secure. So that's what excites me.  I mean, like Google is about engineering at its core, but we hate such, it takes such a human approach to working with our customers, understanding how important their information, their productivity in the cloud is, their security in the cloud is, and that's what excites me every single day. Final question for you. Talk about what you're working on. What's your guiding principles for your organization? Where are you guys hiring? Obviously you mentioned earlier, which I love, the expectation is the experience should match. That's a great, great quote. I think that's important. But I would argue that to add to that complexity is that expectations that are coming are not yet known. You're seeing things like blockchain, for instance, kind of hit a lot of exciting areas around security, decentralization, decentralized applications, token economics. So you're seeing a world starting to get a little bit different where those expectations are not yet seen. So you got to kind of get out front on that. How are you guys managing that? How are you hiring? What's the vision? Sure, sure, sure. So, you know, there's sort of three pillars that Prabhakar Raghavan talked about this morning, simple, smart, and secure. Those are kind of our guiding principles for everything we do in, for example, G Suite. You know, how we're thinking about the future, well, we're very, very lucky that we're always getting low latency signals about what's happening in the world right now. And we talk about spam and phishing protection and things like that, and we get billions of signals every single day about malicious information or, you know, malware, ransomware, those sorts of things. So we have a very low latency view into what's happening at the next minute, right, around the world in that respect. And that gives us a competitive edge in terms of really thinking about what's the next thing that's going to happen. We certainly know that machine learning, whether it's smart compose and smart reply, or it's actually based on security and anomaly detection. What's an anomaly to one company? It's not necessarily an anomaly to another. Depends on what business you're in and the like. So investing in machine learning and understanding, right, how to be that security guardian for our customers in an automated fashion, so that people don't have to worry about security, right, that we've taken care of it for them. That's, you know, the holy grail and that's what we're investing in right now. Thanks so much for coming on theCUBE. We really appreciate it. We were just talking about before we came on, Dave and I, about four weeks went live, that if security and some of these complexities can be just services under the wire, like electricity, all QA before we even turn the lights on of computing, that's kind of the goal. So we're super early. Yes, yes, absolutely. Great, director of security trust compliance and privacy at Google Clouds theCUBE. Live coverage, stay with us. This is day one of three days of wall-to-wall coverage. I'm John Furrier, Dave Vellante. We'll be right back. Thank you.


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Oh, that hit song, it's gonna be copyrighted. Hi everybody, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com and Joe Jaspy on the guitar. Doing 2020 Gold Rush Football Autograph Jersey three box half case break, random letter number two, 16 spots, random letter, first letter of first name. So DK Metcalf would go to D, Kyler Murray would go to K. And then there's an all multiplayer signed jerseys spot.  So here are the pairings of letters either by themselves or paired up. And that is right here in the randomizer from the A down to the any multi-signed jersey spot. And here is the list of customers from Dan down to Jernigan with the last spot mojo. Dice roll here to pair up both lists two and a one three times, just quick. One, two, and three. So from Jack down to Edwin and three times on the teams or letters one, two, and third and final time from M down to T. So here we go. Make this a little bit easier for everybody to see. Oh, remember it's first letters that they're first name. Yes. So Jack with M, Kurt with S, Scott with J, Jeff with the G and the H combo. Nicholas with the R, Tyler with the D spot. Jernigan Dixon with the B spot. Kurt Burns with the V and the W. Jackson K with the K. Logan Callister with any multi-signed jerseys.  Let's go ahead and sort this by letter. Matthew, wanna join your band? What kind of band do you have, Matthew? If you do a folk metal. Trade window open, by the way, if anybody would like to trade me letters. But quick trade window. Somebody's requesting a little bit of T-swift. No talks of trades. So we'll go ahead and print and rip. We've got three boxes here. You can see Joe marked them for random letter number two, which is what we're doing right now. So here is the final list without outlines.  Just jamming myself up now. Good luck, everyone. Trade windows are boring. You'll liven up some. Are we playing Who Am I? I think we are. Yes. Definitely playing Who Am I. Of course. Yeah, everyone knows our Who Am I. I still need to make that little hot button of that clip. Gotta turn it away so you guys can't really see it. They don't stick or the, they don't put the name on the stickers. You have to look at the back of the jersey. Okay. Oh, I didn't see it. All right. As long as you saw it. I did. And you know who it is? I do. Weas are in the beach board. It's interesting. Where do you live, Matt Solin? See here. I am a current wide receiver who has played for one team in my entire career. I am a four-time pro bowler, pro football writer association, all rookie team, NFL receiving yards leader once, Sunbelt Player of the Year from college, two-time first team all Sunbelt team, Little Caesars Pizza Bowl champion, Sunbelt Freshman of the Year, 559 receptions, 8,679 receiving yards, and 45 receiving touchdowns. Kyle Koch was correct. I am T.Y. Hilton, and I will be going to the T-spot and Edwin Hatch. You can see right here, GSA authentication. Here is my name in big letters. It's a custom jersey. How do you pronounce Kyle's last name? Cook. Kyle Koch? It's not Koch? Or Koch? It's not Koch? Only New Yorkers say it's Koch. I mean, I've seen it Koch, so it's Koch. Okay. I will never make that mistake again. Probably will. What are you writing on here? Just the... Yeah, just the person's name. Okay, cool. Maybe break number. Spot T. Edwin. Boom. No, no butchering. No butchering, Kyle. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Koch Industries is a big old company. No, is it? Yeah. Never heard of it. Aren't they like some of the largest like political donors too, the Koch brothers? I know some Koch brothers from Medellin. Yeah, see, Kyle knows. From Bogota. Yeah, no, they're massive, they're massive political donors, like two of the largest in the world. Some brothers from Bogota. We're having to decide on those brothers. I don't either, Kyle. I'm gonna try to hide the jersey a little bit better this time so you guys don't get any any sneak peeks. I'm gonna go like this. I feel like that doesn't help. I don't know. I honestly don't know. What? I really don't know. What are you talking about? Hold on, let me see if I can search the name. I don't think I've ever heard of this name. Yes. What are you talking about? Yes. Here, hold on. Well, it can't be that because that doesn't exist. 100%, that's the name. Look. I'm on camera right here, so I'm not doing anything with this.  I'm a dumb. Okay, so, I know, I know, I know. You saw the last name, right? Yeah, I saw the first, like, is there like an initial one in the back of the other part of it? But I think it's, look up that person, okay, then that number. I think what you just said is right. Okay. From that team, I think. I don't know, you'd start typing it in. Is he number 12? I don't know. It's 12, by the way. Oh, he is. Okay, then you're in. Okay. I thought it said someone else, but yeah, that's correct. I am a current wide receiver who has played for two teams in my entire career, one-time pro bowler, co-leader in receiving touchdowns once, consensus all-American in college, two-time first team all-Big 10, two-time Richter Howard receiver of the year, Big 10 all-decade team. I currently have 363 receptions, 4,856 receiving yards, and 33 receiving touchdowns. He has underachieved his career. He has. But like he's so- Oh, come on, no way. Edwin Rios. I know some guy named Lloyd got an Edwin Rios autograph. He's pretty happy about what's happening right here. Previous break. I am not, no, I heard the name though. I'm not Sammy Watkins. I'm not Deandre Hopkins. I'm not Robert Woods. I'm another, I don't think any of those, Sammy Watkins maybe. I'm Alan Robinson. And a nice, it looks like an official Chicago Bears jersey. I don't know, look at the neck. No, it's not. It's custom. They're usually custom. But I mean, this one's a Beckett authenticated too. So nice. That's going to the A spot and Dan Golan. See the Alan Robinson there. Nice Chicago blue or Chicago orange. I currently want to be traded for my team, right? Isn't he trying to get traded again? Is he? I think so. I think he's like openly petitioning to be traded. Really? Yeah. And then I think he's kind of come to terms that he's not going to get traded this year. I always feel like he should have been so much better. Well, he should have. Right? Am I crazy? Pat says he's underachieved because of terrible quarterbacks, but. Yeah. Yeah, I guess that does suck.  And what do you, what do you do about that? Like, didn't he have like boardals with like Jaguars? The boat. I'm sorry. If you're considering him a terrible quarterback, I believe somebody just got signed to contract. Right. And he might not start over Jeff Driscoll. That's only because he's only had half of a week to be with the team. Right, right, right. The boat is great. This is coming from a Raiders fan. They don't know quarterbacks. We don't know quarterbacks. This is true. Who could be G or H? George Hallis? George Hallis? George? If George Hallis is in this, I'd be amazed. Gino Atkins? No, Gino Atkins is not. Gabriel Union? Garry's? What about Garry's? Are there any Garry's out there? Well, no, it's the first thing. Golden's, Golden Tanks. Gary Jennings Jr. Gary Jennings Jr., George, Gary, Goose. What are their, what are their, what are their G names? What about H? H. H? Harry Henry. Harry Houdini? Gary Vanderchuck? There's gotta be names. We're just not thinking of it. Gary Anderson, there you go. Classic. Viking, the original GA, the original GA. Gale Sayers? Gale Sayers, RIP. RIP, Greg Olson. There you go, there's some G's there. See, look it. What about H's? See, we can be blanking on H's. Oh, this is awesome. Nope. This man could have saved us all thousands of headaches in our lives. Henry Winkler, Heinz Ward. Both of those are H's. Yeah. So, I am a retired quarterback. I played for three teams my entire career. I was a Super Bowl champion, four-time pro bowler, second team all-pro, NFL passing yards leader, second team all-American, Pac-10 offensive player of the year. NFL, the newing, I'm in a, a team, a, You're terrible, you're terrible host. 11 of teams, Hall of Fame, NFL records, most passing attempts in a single game, most completions in a single game with 45, passing, passing yards, 44,611, passing rating, 77. Jernigan Dixon. Yeah, there you go, Jernigan, Kyle Cook's got it. If he wouldn't have gotten hurt, none of us would ever have had to hurt Tom Brady's name and we would all be better off for it. Wally Pift. Come on. Drew Bledsoe, going to Tyler Brenner and the D spot. I know, I know Drew. Mr. Drew Bledsoe himself, his number 11 jersey, Patriots version, if only he could have stayed healthy. What did he, where did he win that Super Bowl? Was he the backup for Brady? I think so. Or he was just like injured and he was just like, he just stumbled into a ring. Let's see, so he was Super Bowl champion with Super Bowl 36. Yeah, or yeah, back up. That was the way they beat the Rams. Yep, that was the year he got hurt. That was the first Tom Brady Super Bowl, right? Yeah, that's the only reason, that's the only reason we ever know, we even know Tom Brady's names because he got injured.  Go Cougs. I'll never say that again. But, that's going to Tyler Brenner and the D spot. So congrats, Tyler. And guys, that was 2020 Gold Rush football, autographed jersey, three box, half case break, random letter number two. Random letter number three is in stores now, from a fresh case. I'm Sean, jaspeaskasebreaks.com, that man on the guitar, multi-talented, Joe Jaspy. We thank you for being a part of this, jaspeaskasebreaks.com. We'll see you next time.