Watch it. I think I'm honestly lost for words. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 21 games were shown, seen, announced, given release dates of during that direct that I'm actually really excited about or at least curious and interested in. And honestly, I'm only really leaving out like three or four games, like that one boxboy at the start.  Some of them releasing today. Final Fantasy IX, it's like, honestly, this direct was like tailored to me. You know how sometimes you watch a direct and it's like, that was cool, but it wasn't really for me. It was like everything they did. And I know that I've written this on like the envelope that I gave Kim a Valentine's Day card on because I was quickly scribbling things down, but Final Fantasy IX is my favorite Final Fantasy. Out of all the Final Fantasies, let me say that one more time. Final Fantasies, number nine is the one I'm most excited about because it's my favorite Final Fantasy and it drops today at some point, like today, like tonight on the eShop. What? That's crazy. Let me just, okay, go ahead and say it, a brand new Zelda kind of remake. Zelda really, really. And I have to calm myself down. Like was this possibly the best Nintendo Direct we've ever seen? At least in my opinion, yeah, I honestly think this might be the best one. At least at the very least, it was a very good Nintendo Direct. And I think a lot of things go into it, not just the fact that I get to play more Starlink, the fact that Dragon Quest Builders 2 literally looks like one of the best sequels to a game I have ever seen and I can't wait to get addicted to it. Super Mario Maker 2. And not only did we get games announced that we kind of expected that I'm really excited about, there was one that was so left-field, Astreol Chain, made by Platinum Games. Like as soon as I saw that, I fell silent in my livestream because I was like, looking at it like, have I seen this before? And if I have, why do I not remember it? Because this looks like a game I would love. What is this amazing game I've never heard of? And then sure enough, Astreol Chain, a game they dropped during this Direct, made by Platinum Games, one of my favourite game developers that make some of the best hack and slashes of all time. It was like, announcement after announcement after announcement, I was just losing my mind. This was so great. And I know I'm all over the place and I want to kind of collect my thoughts and talk about all of this in a more structured way, but I want to say I think a large reason why I'm so amped up right now and so excited about this Direct is because I went in with zero expectation because I knew that there was nothing on the horizon, right? Like we know Pokemon is coming, Luigi's Mansion is coming, Animal Crossing is coming. We know it's all 2019, but we also pretty much know that's all going to be late 2019. A Fire Emblem is a huge release and they're aiming that for like middle of the year and so far with the Switch, we've seen big releases middle of the year and then a couple of big releases late in the year. So I've definitely been expecting to see those games. Luigi's Mansion, Pokemon and Animal Crossing, all of which were just announced very recently, like within the last six months. So obviously these games aren't ready to be seen yet. They're not releasing until later in the year and what do we have middle of the year? E3. Nintendo's not only going to want to save some of their heaviest punches for E3, but they're also not going to show these games until they're much closer to being ready and it just lines up better to announce the games a few months or even six months before they come out rather now, a whole year before they come out and that's just taking E3 into consideration let alone the fact we get directs all throughout the year. Like it's been crazy how long we've had to wait for this direct, but trust me we'll see more directs like plenty more directs before E3 even hits. And typically what Nintendo does, I am so excited right now, and typically what Nintendo does, at least lately if you haven't caught on, they usually pick one of their big releases and they make it the focus of each direct. Like this direct was a Fire Emblem direct with a bunch of other surprise and announcements and information packed around it. Most recently we had a Smash Direct. There was a actual Smash Direct, but there was one that had Smash as the feature and then there was other stuff around that and I think the one before that was the Mario Tennis Direct and you get what I'm trying to say. So when I saw the Fire Emblem Direct, instantly that told me Fire Emblem is the focus. So seeing Fire Emblem Direct, knowing that a lot of these big, big, big games weren't coming until later in the year, really all I went in expecting was to see Fire Emblem and anything else on top of that was a bonus. I was really hoping we see some new IPs, maybe another big announcement or two from Nintendo, some really cool ports, DLC for games that we really like, maybe a couple of surprise releases on the eShop and we literally got all of that. Like I haven't even talked about the very start of the direct in Super Mario Mega 2. I am so amped up. Like honestly, I feel like I have never, I haven't done drugs, but I imagine this is what cocaine feels like. This one does not surprise me at all. I mean it was kind of a shock to see it obviously with no warning, but I had a feeling that at some point we were going to see this game. Arguably it's really the last big game release title, whatever from the Wii U that we haven't seen on Switch yet in some form. And since Mario Maker was so catered to the Wii U made with the Wii U pad in mind, it would have been a lot of work to modify it and make it work purely on the Switch. So it kind of made a lot more sense that if you were going to put that much work in, you may as well throw some extra stuff in there, extra features and just make a sequel. Let's just, I feel so dodgy holding this empty Valentine's Day card. But hey, it works. Let's just follow through this. Marvel Ultimate 3, we already knew that was coming. I'm actually more excited for this game now than I was before. And I'll say it again, the fact that it's a Switch exclusive is not only really cool, but I think it's really starting to spell the start of something special on Switch. Then we got some box boy, it reminded me of Snipperclips for some reason. Big update to Smash version 3.0. Honestly, I was talking through that part and zoned out through a lot of it. I don't think there was any, like, big new information in that. Just the fact that they're continually updating and improving Smash, which I really love, and Joker is releasing in April. We got a Toad Treasure Tracker update, which I really didn't expect. And everything they're adding to it, I feel like they should have had it on launch and it would have made this game worth re-releasing again. When it re-released, it was Bare Bones. Essentially the game it already was. But they're adding to player co-op, which I think is a fantastic idea. It already had to player co-op kind of except the second player just had a cursor and could shoot things at the screen. It really sucked. It was not fun and not engaging at all. And then they're adding some new levels to it as well. And again, I feel like this really should have been on launch, but at least they're doing it now. I didn't expect to see support for that game past release. Then Nintendo does what Nintendo does best and they showed some love to those Nintendo Indies. I mean, we already saw box boy, but we see even more with Bloodstain. I just love that Nintendo supports their indie games or their smaller games or smaller companies as much as they support their own stuff most of the time. Then we saw more Dragon Quest Builders 2 and if you're one of my awesome subscribers and you already watched my upcoming RPG video, you would have actually already been told all of this information because I dived into websites and I found it all out for myself and I presented it in my own way. But now it's been officially presented by Nintendo with all the new features. The fact that you can play this game co-op either locally or online, which is really cool. If you played the first game, you will already know how cool it will be to have your friends in your game building and creating with you. Even a first person mode, like they have gone all out with this sequel. I honestly believe it is one of the best sequels I have seen to a game ever. Then we got a whole bunch of Dragon Quest info. There was so much info in this Dragon Quest part 2 that I didn't even know about in regards to the game. I have it on PlayStation 4. It's right behind here somewhere sealed because I picked it up on Black Friday forgetting it was coming to Switch. And this is just one of those perfect fit games for the Switch. It's going to be kind of like a mish-mash of Breath of the Wild and Xenoblade 2 with term-based combat. It's just going to be a lot of fun. Then we even have Starlink DLC adding new story missions for the Star Fox crew. They even hinted towards races coming to the game. It seems like they're putting a ton of work into DLC for this which I'm really surprised to see. Because as I'm sure a lot of you noticed, especially if you're living in the USA, Starlink dropped in price immediately. Like it was $70, $80 for the Switch pack and within a month or two it was $30 and in discount bins. I'm not sure what happened there because I was under the impression it actually sold really well on the Switch. I know that out of its total sales since it was released on all the systems, PC, Xbox, PlayStation Switch, like 90%-ish of the sales were all on Switch. Like people really only wanted to play this on Switch and nowhere else. So I'm not surprised to see Nintendo only exclusive DLC for the game. I'd be interested to know if they're making DLC for anywhere else or if they figure it's not worth their time. Then we saw some more information on Yoshi which is coming out pretty soon. Of course we saw a ton of info on Fire Emblem. It was delivered in kind of a boring, monotone way and I feel like a lot of you checked out during that part, at least in my livestream but for me, I found that information very interesting. I haven't played that many Fire Emblem games at all so while I am excited to dive back into that combat as I love that turn-based strategy so much, I'm kind of new to the Fire Emblem series and story. And the realization for me that you could pick a house was interesting. I mean, obviously the game is called Three Houses but I don't even think about the fact that you'd be able to choose which house you're in. And I'm not sure if they mentioned it in the trailer, I should go and re-watch it if it changes the story at all depending on what house you're in. You'd imagine it would have to in some way. Then we got Battle Royale Tetris and by the way, as soon as that came up on the screen with the 99 of the 99 players, one remaining in the Tetris block, I called it as Battle Royale Tetris and honestly, I think it's a really cool idea. Obviously it's hilarious that now even Tetris has a Battle Royale style mode.  You either play it or you don't. I'm curious to see how good I am at Tetris compared to a hundred other people. Then we got a surprise, at least for me, surprise port on the Switch, Dead by Daylight.  And I highly recommend if you think this game looks good try out that demo and leave some feedback because the developers seem really open to fixing things, changing things and making the game better as to how we enjoy it. And that is just the perfect way to make a video game. Hellblade! Wow! This one took me super off guard. I only just finished that game. Like, I'm talking maybe two weeks ago. I thought I'd finally try it out. It's on Xbox Game Pass and it was a mind-bending fever dream giving nightmare machine which I can't believe people are going to play on the Switch. Like, recently there was talk. I'm not going to go into who said it about Mortal Kombat 11 being too gory, graphic, too mature for the Switch, which by the way, no, but if there was a game that I would actually give you an argument on whether or not, wow, this is this is dark for the Switch. Hellblade has got to be up there. This has to be easily one of the darkest, scariest, goriest, freakiest games we've seen on the Switch. However, I will say, end of the day, an amazing game, a fantastic experience. I'm so glad I played it. Like, it's a work of art in itself. So if you have the stomach, try it on Switch. Let's keep going. I'm out of breath. Unravel 2. I haven't had a chance to play Unravel 2 yet. It's just a game that looks like it belongs on the Switch. It looks like a game that was made for Switch. Assassin's Creed 3. I heard rumors about this over the last couple days thanks to Spawn Wave. I thought it was a really weird choice. The last one I truly loved was Rogue. That and Assassin's Creed 4 were great games. Everything after that, I just didn't care. And while Assassin's Creed 3 wasn't one of my favorites, I did like it. And I will play it again on Switch mostly for nostalgia. And it feels weird saying that. I mean, it's been a while. I mean, I saw the visuals during that trailer. It doesn't look like it aged well. It looks like it aged like milk. Then we got the Final Fantasy 7 and 9 release dates. 9 obviously being tonight. Go and play it if you haven't before. It's my favorite one. I love it. Then we were shown Astral Chain for the first time. I already gushed over that at the start of this video. How about we just braze past it here? But yeah, I'm excited. That might be my second favorite announcement for the list just because of how off-guard it caught me and how much I just feel like I know I'm going to enjoy that game. I think it's going to be one of those Switch gems. Not a game you necessarily go out and buy the system for. But it's one that if you have the system everyone else is like, oh, you haven't played that yet? You have to. And then I don't need this for the last one. Zelda. Oh boy. Again, if you watched my video a few days ago about upcoming RPGs for the Switch you'll know the last game I talked about on that list was a brand new Zelda game. I'm so glad I got that video out when I did because here we are. Of course, at some point last year, like I said in that upcoming games video, Nintendo put up listings for people to help them work on a Zelda game, essentially. So Rumor Mill went crazy. What Zelda game could it possibly be? It makes sense to take a Zelda game, which is one of the best Zelda games that's really old. A lot of people probably haven't played and give it its first remaster. I think first, because there was DX, but that was also on Game Boy, so. And here it is. I'm pretty sure I lost my mind. Is that can we not do this right now, please? Oh my god. Ahhhh. Ahhhh. What? Oh my god. Why does it look like that? What is that? Who is that? It looks amazing. What? What? Why does it look like that? Why is there Goombas? What is happening? When I saw that animated intro, I didn't know what to think. And then the graphics kicked in. And I love the look of the game. Immediately, I love, love, love, love the look of the game. I was very surprised by Goombas. I don't know what's going on there, but the one, I'm not going to say gripe, because I don't want to be disappointed with anything in this video, and I'm not disappointed with this, but Link looks really weird. I'm just going to leave it at really weird. Link in a certain way, right? Like, no matter what incarnation Nintendo has ever given him, whatever art style they've gone for, they've always made it somehow look like Link. Like, Wind Waker. Those Zelda graphics were completely different to any graphics or visuals we've seen in Zelda at all up until that point, but still, we took one look at Link in that game and we went, that's Link. Don't know how you did it, but that's Link in that art style. When I look at this, I don't say to myself, you did it, Nintendo. That's Link in this art style. It almost doesn't really even fit in with the rest of the art style. It just looks very weird, but the game is incredible, the visuals overall look amazing, and the way one very important character looks isn't going to affect the gameplay or affect the game at all for me, and I'm obviously going to get used to it. If I was the artist, not what I would have gone for, but I'll take it very happily, because I am very excited to play this on my switch. The switch library is insane. So if I missed anything that you're really amped for, leave those down below, and let's just get excited. Ah man, have you ever seen me this hyped? I can't fake this. I can act sometimes. I can't fake this level of excitement. If you enjoyed this video, please share it with some friends. They need the recap too and they need to see it delivered by someone who's actually excited about the direct. I don't want them seeing no negativity like this video. Have a lit all over that subscribe button. I think if I drank coffee right now, my heart would explode.


Personal finance practice problem using Excel Co-insurance provision payment calculation. Get ready to get financially fit by practicing personal finance. Here we are in our Excel worksheet. If you don't have access to the Excel worksheet, that's okay because we'll basically build this from scratch. If you do have access, there's three tabs down below, an example tab, a practice tab, and a blank tab. The example tab in essence being an answer key. Let's take a look at it now. We have the information on the left-hand side, calculations in the blue area on the right-hand side. We're gonna have a calculation of an insurance that's being paid out, but we've gotta deal with the Co-insurance provision. And then the second tab, the practice tab, will have some pre-formatted cells on the right-hand side so you can go through the practice problem without doing so much formatting in the Excel worksheet. The third tab, basically a blank tab with the information as our starting point. If you don't have this worksheet, you could start with a new Excel worksheet, which I would first select the entire worksheet, format the cells that you would generally like them to be in, which I usually go right-click, format cells, and I make them currency, brackets, no dollar sign, and no decimals to start out with, and then I change them as necessary. I'm not gonna do that here because I've already set this up, and then you might wanna put your starting information, which I recommend doing because we want to be drawing from a source data because that's just good practice and redo any cells, such as making this cell a percentage, it will be at the same point. We do have another item down here, but that's not necessary for you to work along with the practice problem. So now we've got the home value at the 300,000, the home insured for or coverage amount at the 230,000, which of course is less than the home value. We got the Co-insurance provision of the 80%, and then we're gonna imagine that there's a claim of 15,000. First, let's take a look at the definition of Co-insurance, that's what this little blurb is down here. Co-insurance, a property insurance provision that penalizes the insured's loss recovery if the limit of insurance purchased by the insured is not equal to or greater than a specified percent, commonly 80% of the value of the insured property. So if we have to insure this property of 300,000 at 80% for the Co-insurance provision, then that's gonna be our first kind of thought and that could have an impact on the claim that we're having here. So the Co-insurance provision specifies that the insured will recover no more than the following. The amount of the loss multiplied by the ratio of the amount of insurance purchased, the limit of insurance to the amount of insurance required, the value of the property on the date of loss multiplied by the Co-insurance percentage less the deductible. So we don't have any deductible that we'll be dealing with. Obviously the deductible works like a deductible does. So the amount of loss that is not payable to the insured as a result of failure to comply with the Co-insurance provision as commonly referred to as a Co-insurance penalty, a commercial property. So let's leave it at that. So that's our calculation. First we're gonna think about this calculation to see what percent that we have of the home that is insured to see if it's less than the 80%. So in other words, let's say this is gonna be the percent insured or covered that we have here. And I'll select these and let's make this our header format which is black and white. I'm gonna put that down here. So insured or covered, let's say. And this is gonna be, let's say this is going to be the amount that we have covered. The coverage amount is 230,000. And then the home value that we're saying is then up top at the 300,000, the 300,000. Let's take that percent and call that the percent insured or covered. And that'll equal a good old division problem equals up twice to 230,000 divided by up once to 300,000. I'm gonna make that sell a percent so we can see what it is, hometown number percentified. We can add some decimals. So it's under 80%. So we can see it's under 80%. So we've got this coinsurance provision kicking in. So if I have a claim of the 15,000 that they're gonna pay us, we've got this coinsurance thing that's messing things up a bit. So let's put an underline here. We're gonna go to the home tab, font group underline. Let's make this blue and border, the border blue, home tab, font group, borders, and then the blue, border blue. So then we're gonna say, okay, let's calculate the required coverage up top. So the required, required coverage for the coinsurance policy then, I'm gonna make this a little bit wider, meaning we're supposed to be covering 80% of the 300,000 to not have this coinsurance thing mess up our claim amount.  So let's say that we had the home value of the 300,000. And then we had the 80% that's required to be coverage. So it's an 80% coinsurance provision. Let's make that a percent, put in our cursor there. Let's percentify that. And then we're gonna go to the font group and underline it. That means that the required coverage is gonna be equal to the 300,000 times the 80% or 240,000. So we only have 300, 230,000. So we're under the 80% required coverage. And so that means when we have this claim that's gonna be out here, it's gonna be reduced by that amount. Let's do that calculation, not by that amount, but it's gonna be reduced in part because we don't have insurance up to the 80%. So let's make that border blue, font group, border and blue as has been our custom. So then the claim amount, the claim payment is gonna be reduced because of this issue.  And so then we're gonna say that the claim amount was for 15,000. So we got this 15,000 that we have a claim for, but because we have this coinsurance provision and we have less than 80% covered, we're gonna do our ratio calculation, which is gonna be the comparison of the home insurance amount, how much we have it insured up to, which is equal to the 230,000. So this equals to 230,000. And we're gonna compare that then to the required coverage, which we said was 80% of the value of the home. So we wanted to have the required coverage, they're saying should have been the 240,000. Let's put an underline there, font group and underline. So there's gonna be our ratio calculation, ratio, putting that into the outer column now. Gonna do just a division problem, that's our ratio. We got the 230,000 on the top divided by or over the 240,000 enter. Gonna have to percentify that so we can see some action happen in home tab. Numbers percentify, let's add a couple of decimals. So it's about 95.83%. Let's put an underline on that, underline on it too. Let's do some indentation here because we got like a sub calculation. That's why I did this whole thing over here. So we got a sub calculation. Let's highlight these three, go to the home group, alignment indent. And then with the ratio, I'm gonna indent that again, alignment indent double time, double time indentation. And so then we're gonna scroll down and this is gonna be the claim payment. Then we'll say the calculation will be equal to the 15 times the 95.83%. So we had the reduction of the claim due to the coinsurance provision and because we didn't have it up to 80% of the value. So we've got it reduced to the 14.375. Let's put brackets, let's put some border blue on that, put some good old border blue on it. So there we have it. Now one last thing you might do to try to kind of automate this whole worksheet. So in other words, if I wanted to change the data up top, you might say, well, what if I want this number right here to show, to calculate automatically, but if I'm over the 80%, then I wouldn't have this calculation. In other words, if I was to have insured 245,000, then I would be over the 80% at the 240 and notice this calculation is still calculating it and now it's acting like I'm gonna get a claim greater than the 15,000, which isn't the case. So we could use like an if then or logic kind of formula down here so that we can make some adjustments if we wanted to. So I'm gonna undo that and say, in other words, this cell, if it's greater than one, I want it to just be one. And if it's less than one, that's when I wanna have it be this. So let's do an if function. So it's gonna be equals if brackets and the logic test is going to be, we're gonna say if this cell divided by this cell, same thing, if that divided by that, is let's say greater than one. If it's greater than one, then comma, what do I want it to do? Well, if it's greater than one, I want it to just put the one there. So I just wanna keep it at the 15,000. In other words, we'll multiply it times one or 100%. So I'll put one. If not, then what do I want it to do? I want it to do that actual calculation. I want it to take this divided by this. And then I'll close up the brackets. And so there we have it. So now it's there. And if this was over, so if I had my insurance, my home at the 248,000 or something, so now it's gonna stop at the 100%. So now you can see this is why it's useful to have your data on the left-hand side, because of course now you can play with these numbers over here and work different calculations with it and get a result from it, or at least check your result and try to automate your worksheets as much as possible. So let's bring it down to the 230. Obviously, if it was less than that, 200,000, you could start to kind of automate your sheets here and see how much of a penalty that you could have in those instances, 230,000. Here we go.


Hi everybody, Joe for Jasper's casewrakes.com. What do we got here? We've got 2022 hip parade baseball, platinum edition, series two, series two, series two, 10 box Ram team break number one. Bam, there it is right there. Very big thank you to this group of people for making it happen. Thanks for buying your spot straight up. And we only do one filler. So thanks to everybody who took a chance on that. Congrats to the winners. All 30 baseball teams are in. Let's go, let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams five and a two seven times. One, two, three, four, five, and a two, right? Yep, six and a seventh and final time. After seven, we got Adam up there, Brett down here. Let's get those names on that spreadsheet. Five and a two seven times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven and final time. We got the Yankees down to the Rockies. Rocky Mountain High Colorado. All right, Adam with the Bronx, bombers, Ryan with the Rangers. Did they have a nickname? The R's? The Range? The Range? I don't know. Fightin' Fills, we got the Fills here. Brendan with the Rays. I guess there really no nickname there. Michael with the Giants? Just Giants, I guess. G-Men? Did they say G-Men? Jason with the M's, Nicholas with the Brew Crew, John with the Red Legs, Diego with the Trolley Dodgers. That's where their name came from. Adam with the Metropolitan's, Barry with the D-Dex. Jason with the O's, Barry with the Twinkies, Adam with the Cubbies, Jimmy with the Athletics, Barry with the Cards, the Redbirds, Rex with the Padres, the Friars. Jason with the Bucco's, Matt Arnold with the Bluebirds, Steven M with the Halos, Jimmy with the Nats, Derek with the T-Grays. T-Grays? No, they just call them Tigers, right? Jimmy with the Guardians, the Guards? G-Men? Harry with the Fish, Richard with the Shy Socks, Diego with the Bravos, Richard with the Bow Socks, Alex with the Royals, just Royals, I guess. Asa with the Stroze, and Brett with the Rocks. Like a rock, oh, like a rock, like a rock. All right, we're gonna pause the video. When we come back, I'm losing my mind here, when we come back, we're gonna see if there's any trades. Richard has the White Socks and Red Socks up for trade, so he doesn't want socks at all, he's going barefoot. So we'll see if there's any trades there, and then we'll have the break when we come back, BRB. All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. Some trade chatter, but in the end, no deals were done. Let's see how everyone does here, there it is. 2022, Hip Rade Baseball Platinum Edition series two, 10 box, random team number one. Here's the final official list, hot off the presses. Thanks everybody for getting in and making this happen. There it is, Platinum Edition series two, case four of 10. We've got one more of these cases, and it's already up on the site, so check it out, jazbeascasebrakes.com. And at the end of this break, we're giving away two big things here. We're giving away a wax party promo spot, and then one of those big baseball mixer spots. So the first dice roll will be for the, well, we'll have two lists. We're gonna do a separate list for the wax party giveaway, and then a separate list for the opening day mixer giveaway spot. And one dice roll for both lists. So we'll do wax party first. All right, good luck, everybody. Hip Rade is always fun. Platinum Edition is also pretty solid. All right, first one out of the gate looks like it's gonna go portrait mode here. And it's Aussie Albies, that's nice. Triple Threads, baseball, triple relic, on-card autograph, rookie, patch, auto. 41 out of 75, that's Diego with the Braves. All right, next up is portrait mode again. And it's rookie, wow. Rookie Auto Buster Posey. That's from 2008, contenders, baseball. Who's got my rivals, Michael L with the Giants. There you go, nice. It's pretty cool, right? I feel like you just don't see a lot of those Buster Posey rookie cards. Some grading possibilities there. All right, next up is landscape mode. No, also portrait mode. And it's Evan Longoria, red hot rookies. Evan Longoria, that's pretty cool. Tampa Bay, that'll be for Brennan Matthews. Brennan who won that spot in a filler, got randomized, the raise gets the rookie Evan Longoria. Rookie Autos, a couple old school guys. Yeah, it's a clean card, right Rex? There's no hip parade page on here, all right. You've got, what do we have here? From Flawless Baseball, it's a two out of five, Casey Meis. That is awesome. That is for the Tigers, Derek with the Tigers. And that's a spot he won in the filler. Derek, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo, woo, I think they're taking the shackles, taking the restrictor plate off of Casey Meis. I think he'll be, I think he might have a really great season, former number one overall pick. Brennan still remembers that Longo Homer in game 162 to help him clinch the playoffs. What an insane game for them. All right, next, ooh, a graded card. Feels like a Beckett slab. It is. It's a 910 grade. 910, Luis Robert, 24 out of 99 from Bowman's Best. Nice one for the White Sox. Richard with the White Sox tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Nobody wanted, nobody even gave him an offer, I think. They're like, I don't want Luis Roberts, yeah. All right, halfway through this full case break. Another five boxes to go. Keep those fingers crossed, ladies and gentlemen.  We've got a Ginter Mini card in here, Mini Auto, Cabrion Hayes, nice, 16 out of 25. And that is Jason Kersh with a spotty bot straight up. Next box, this way. Flawless, NT, Immaculate, five piece relic and autograph, Vlad Guerrero Jr. And that is 39 out of 99. Nice patch, nice autograph. That's from 2019 Immaculate Baseball.  Nice Vlad Jr., three more to go. Fingers crossed, everybody, good luck. Well, nice from clearly authentic Don Mattingly. Donnie Baseball, Adam Copperman. With the Bronx Bombers. Like those acetate cards are pretty cool, not numbered. Shave those sideburns, Mattingly. Shave those sideburns. Two boxes left. Ooh, another graded card. BGS, just an eight, five, no, oh, eight, five, 10. Going this way. And it's Andrew Benentendi, five out of five. Three color patch and autograph from Dynasty. From 2018 Dynasty. Out of fives and under, get the train whistle. Red Sox, that's another one for Richard. Nobody wanted the White Sox, nobody wanted the Red Sox. Richard, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. All right, and the final one. One is a on-plate auto. Yeah, that's an on-plate autograph. Wow, that looks really nice. That is Reggie Jackson, Oakland A's edition. One of one. I don't know what set this is, 2015. It says Cooper's Town Collection, maybe? Or is this, I'm not sure what this set's from, but that's the logo right there. Or is it a Supreme brand from 2015? Oh no, it says Supreme right here. All right, that's what I thought, 2015 Supreme. And there you go. Oakland A's, Jimmy Connell with a spot that he won, got randomized the A's and gets a straw that stirs the drink and all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. And there you have it, boys and girls. Let's do some randomizers. We're giving away a wax party spot first. Then we're giving away an opening day mixer spot, which I think by my count, or by, look at it. That's an $1,800 mixer. Wow. All right, so let's flip back to the list here. Let's gather everybody's names and we'll use one dice for both lists. The first one will be for the wax party. One dice roll for both lists. Nine times, four and a five, nine times. So this is for the wax party. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. After nine. Jimmy, very close. No cigar though. Still have that Reggie Jackson. Name on top, you're in the wax party. And that's Rex. Congrats to you, Rex. Look at that. After nine, let's get you in the wax party right there thanks to this hip-rated baseball Platinum Edition Random Team Break. All right, now let's gather these names again. Same dice roll, four and a five, nine times, new list. Now this is for a mixer spot. And that's an $1,800 value. Same thing, four and a five, nine times. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final. You were kicking rocks too soon, Rex. You forgot to wait for this. All right, after nine. Name on top, this is for the baseball mixer. 70 bucks opening day baseball mixer. It looks like Rex is not gonna win again. His name is right there. But ace up, very close. But no cigar, a lot of sad times here, but I appreciate everybody giving this a shot. And name on top is gonna be Alex. There you go, glow bug. There you go, glow bug. Congrats to you, Alex. You are in the baseball mixer, $1,800 value. So you saved yourself a little bit of money. I'm Joe for jazby'scasebrakes.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. And wait, listen. We got another hip parade case up on the site right now. That's the last one we have for now. And same thing, giving away a wax party spot and an $1,800 mixer spot. So make that happen. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.