What's up everybody, it's JZM4JazzBaseCaseBrace.com. 20-22 tops, Allen and Ginzer Baseball just sold out. This is a 12 box full case break, random teams number two. And again guys, early birth free spot giveaway. All you had to do was buy one of the first 16 spots to get entered. So if you were, you have a chance to get a free spot. Now remember this is a 31 spot break as we add the non MLB baseball cards in. So any non sport, non MLB affiliated with the MLB team logo will go to that spot. You should remember Novak Common Ship. So here's a dice roller, we're gonna use this dice roller for the list of names. For the early birds, there's the first 16. And then we'll paste in the last name there to make it 31. And then we'll randomize it with the same dice roller, 31 names, 31 teams including non baseball. So here we go. Roll. It is a four and a one five times. Good luck. Number one gets a free extra spot. One, two, oh no, round door is a little slow again. Come on, man. No, don't do this to me today. Three, four, good thing the roll's not that long. I wonder if it's just, are so many people now using round door at once? Servers are just not strong enough? Sorry guys. I did not expect this to happen today. I thought it was just like a maintenance thing yesterday. So it looks like we might be having to use psychic signs for the rest of the night. Four and five. All right, so there you go. Michael Baluchi, sorry about that, man. I know it was the slowest randomizer ever, but four and a one five times, you just got a free extra spot. Let's paste your name here, put a little plus sign. Now again, five times on the list of names and the teams. One, two, three, three, four, and five. There you go, five. Jay down to Brian. Two, guys, come on, come on, we're almost there, guys. Geez, come on round door. I have lost one, guys. Sorry about this, guys. Reds down to the blue jays. So Jay, you have the reds. Brian with the A's, Mark with the Mets, Chris with the non-baseball spot. Michael Baluchi with the Cardinals, Royals, free spot twins, Richard with the Diamondbacks, Shannon Rex, you have the Red Sox. Adam with the White Sox, Erica with the Brewers, Adam L with the Angels, Andy Owens, you have the Braves, Sam with the Padres, Aaron with the Dodgers, Justin with the Tigers, Brian with the Nationals, Ed with the Marlins, Matthew with the Rockies, Ed with the Pirates, Michael Baluchi with the Astros, Alan with the Giants, Jordan with the Phillies, Baltimore Orioles to Don. Alan with the Cubs, Jason with Rangers, Chris with the Rays, Patrick with the Guardians, Justin with the Mariners, Brian with the Yankees, and Brian Tiffett that is, Brian Crouch with the Toronto Blue Jays. Any traits? Chris Barron has the non-baseball. I'll make it a little easier to understand. I put a non-baseball, but non-baseball, non-sport. No, it does blend in. Are there any traits, guys? No, I'm sorry, Matthew, I know. It happens sometimes. All right, also, two guys, since the last three teams remaining are basically the teams I gave away for free, I'll do a roundabout between Daniel and Barry. Daniel and Barry. So I'm gonna sell out that Cosmic Six and I'll give away the last three teams as well to one of you guys. So it looks like we'll be able to do Cosmic Five and Six. All right, it seems like to me, a lot of people are saying no to trades, so I'm gonna close the trade window then. I'm just hearing a lot of noes or no responses. So you guys have 30 seconds. I don't know if Alan's actually watching Rex. It's always easier to trade with what you see, so if you don't like any of those trades there with Phillies or anything like that, Rex, if not, I'm gonna close it because it seems like people are willing to trade for your Phillies or for, sorry, not your Phillies, your Red Sox. Yeah, try to trade good and trade Mojo, I guess, yeah. I'm just gonna let, I think Rex might be the only team, I don't know if I'd seen him reply back saying no to some of these, so. He didn't respond to Sam, he didn't respond to anything else, so. Rex, yes or no? All right, try one of those guys. Try to trade good and trade Mojo. So I got that. So again, just let me put it in the schedule now just so you guys know. Numbers Cosmic Chrome 5 and 6 did sell out, so we'll run those back to back. It should be around that 4-4-15 time slot. All that trade wouldn't go pretty far, so let's just say I'm gonna start breaking right now, 3-15. That shouldn't be more than 30 minutes, so 4-45, and we'll have 6 back to back, basically. And that should take me to about 5-25, maybe, after I print out labels and all that stuff. So be busy or keep early on, be busy early on, sorry, which is good. Yeah, that's the one thing, though, guys. You know, I've done about two cases of this on Instagram, and I will say, I think I've pulled on average what, two rip cards per case, and then I've pulled a box topper in every case that I've done. And the box topper rip cards are awesome, so please, if you guys do pull a rip card and you're watching, please let me rip it live. Those are awesome. All right, so there you go, guys. Good luck, good luck. Did you really, Matthew? Yeah, I ripped two box toppers. I haven't ripped the mini rips, like the normal card rips. I've ripped two box toppers so far. I basically had twins on the top, like two Jerry Jeter's and two Ken Griffey's, and then on the bottom you had the stained glass kind of deal. Non-sport, non-baseball was Chris Parent. That's weird, actually. Usually these are supposed to be like, aren't these supposed to be in a pack, and then you open it up? I guess the National Atomarks don't pull that. I pulled a really cool autograph the other day. You can check this one out, guys. This was a non-sport, DJ Mugs. Well, have fun with this, though, guys. This stuff's always fun. It's a long break, but it's kind of fun, though, right? You only get this once a year, anyways. I will say, though, it seems like the non-sport autographs are kind of weak this year. I mean, there's some good ones. Don't get me wrong, but there's really not as good as years in the past. I don't know, I kind of want to just pull one of those, like, Dino DNA cards, you know?  Some DNA, Dino DNA. You got the woolly rabbit, too? That's awesome, dude. Yeah, I almost bought on eBay a while back.  It was cool. I think one year they had a piece of Napoleon's hair or something, too. It's awesome, but it's funny. I think it's a fun rip, Rex. I don't know if you actually sell those to car shops or anything like that, but I can't expect the prices to be skyrocketing. Like, so crazy. It's probably gone up like 20, 30, 40, 50 bucks, maybe, but I'd rip it. It's a fun rip, actually. I think that product will stick around, and they'll probably make it even better, too. Like I said, if they can maybe raise the price just a little bit, whatever they need to do to make it one autographed box, I think it'd still sell well. Yeah, well, just remember this, Rex. We had it for 220, but there was places already online that were selling it for 285, I seen. So, I mean, we have it at a solid price, but it doesn't mean everybody else isn't. Segland Prism World Cup Soccer came out. We had it at 400 a box. Dave and Adams and Steel City were all at 700. I feel like $300 more than us. You know? So, it's a little different. I think a lot of places online have become very, very overpriced. But I get it. It's probably the most convenient way, right? Because not everybody has a car shop nearby them, so you want to buy kind of official, right? All right, we got Giancarlo Stanton. The Howard River, but it's up to you. An attendee. So, what kind of just skimmed through this stuff, guys? You know, the Warner Franco. Nice Bobby Whit, though, for the Guardians. Richie. And Guardians, that is Patrick. I should have a third of it here, most likely another relic or something. Could be a Rip Card though, you never know. Bellinger. Like there for the Minnesota Twins, Gary Sanchez. First box. An oversized box loader card. I like to rip these first, just get them out of the way. And it's Bryce Harper for the Phillies. I believe he's having a Tommy John type of surgery or something like that, so I think he'll still be able to play this upcoming season, but I think he's just gonna be a DH again. Which makes sense why he wasn't playing in the outfield or a first baser on that, right? I think something's wrong with his shoulder, his arm. Well, a lot of people are, you know, it's funny that you're talking about that Matthew with Judge, but they were talking about his post on Instagram haul. You know, he's thanking the MLB and the writers and then obviously to the fans, but didn't say like, you know. It's kind of like, I was an honor to win that at the Yankee, but kind of not really giving much, saying like it might be there for long-term or not. What if he just decides to go back home to like San Francisco or something up north? Is any from Northern California? I don't know, man. He's an older free agent dude too, right? I mean, he's only like 29 or 30 already.  I don't think money's gonna be a problem for him. It's just more like, what does he really want the most, right?  But like I said, I don't think money would be the problem, but it's kind of whatever he really wants to do. If he wants to stay, he wants to go back home, he wants to try a new home. Gonna be interesting though. That all gets for agencies, what, end of December? January, right, or something like that around there? I don't even remember because of the whole like, the whole delay and everything. Yellow Turalik, Milwaukee Brewers going to Eric, Maldonado, four picks, like four INTs? I don't know. I could see Jonathan Taylor just rushing all over us though. No, Nick is actually busy, he's actually out doing some stuff. So I think it's more that than anything, but you are correct, O'Rex. I think our website's gonna look a little slow this week because of Bowman Chrome. Bowman Chrome comes out Wednesday, so I think that's probably why the website's a little bit slow. And then of course, we're gonna post up Black Friday deals and stuff like that, so I assume that's what's probably gonna happen. Yeah, it was kind of frustrating to see the Eagles last week. I mean, I only got to see them in the second half, I wanted to go see the new Black Panther movies, I missed the first half, but just watching the second half, it just really, everything that could have went wrong went wrong, you know what I mean? They are not playing well, right? They're not stopping Washington.  Then get the interception, right? All right, cool. It's momentum's on their side, right? And then the Goddard situation, yeah, it sucks, I know he had a face mask, but whatever, it wasn't called, right? So you can't really do anything about that no more. Fumble's the ball, right?  And then next possession, right? Hertz throws a bomb, right? You know? Fast Batman, Walkins catches it, gets back up, fumbles the ball. So it's kind of like, you know, everything that was going bad just, it just wasn't going for them that day. And yeah, I'm gonna have like you, I was really frustrated watching it because they're just totally losing this game themselves, but it's better to get that loss out of the way too. So yeah, I expect them to win this weekend and kind of be pissed about it. And yeah, just slaughter, but I don't know, you never know. All right, then we got Gary Cole. Two of his hurts, man, I'd be wild. I don't like to buy into the whole like statistics and I don't look at everything, but every season the Eagles have started eight and one, they went to the Super Bowl. Like it's kind of weird that that happens. Did they push it back to Friday wrecks? Cause Bowman Chrome was supposed to come out on Wednesday. If they pushed it back to Friday the 30th, then that's a little different. Let me see, hold on. Now you're, I was told it was Wednesday and it was Wednesday, even up until like two, three days ago. No, Bowman Chrome's on the 23rd. No, that's still Wednesday. I hope so, Matthew. I don't know if they'll win, honestly, but this just season obviously being an Eagles fan just kind of reminds me of the 2017 season where it's your second year as a full-time starter, second year, like with Wens, same thing, right? It's kind of a little magical in the sense where you kind of don't really expect it to happen that quickly, but at this point, you know, just let it ride and I think that's why, you know, with Jordan Davis being out for a couple of weeks on IR, he was their big run stopper. It's crazy that against statistics on how much, when he's on the field, their first round pick, the team doesn't, ooh, we got one of those hot boxes. Remember, these ones are here guys, these are awesome. So I'll make sure to ship these ones because these are technically kind of like a hot box.  So I know the Eagles front office is all in because, you know, they're over here getting Josephs, they're over here signing Sioux, they need some help stopping the run. Ooh, that's an awesome card right here. Tony Gwynn, that's the silk number to 10. That's sick right there. I might as well just top of that now. So yeah, I mean, I think they're all into. It's nice whenever the Padres, that's going to Sam, trying to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Double check rex. I'm looking at Bluel to release calendar and it says 11-23. So, I mean, I could be mistaken. It does say bum and choice though is releasing on the 25th. So maybe we're only going to get hobby on the 23rd and then choice on the HTA choice on the 25th. What you're seeing though, Rex, what I'm seeing actually for what you might be seeing, bum and chrome light is releasing on the 30th of November. So I think that's maybe what you had seen. It says 11-22, leaf autograph soccer jerseys. Then it says bum and chrome on the 23rd, origins international blaster on the 23rd, tops heritage minor league on the 23rd, top Star Wars chrome book of Boba Fett. And then you have HTA choice on the 25th, prison world soccer breakaway on the 25th, some Pokemon on the 25th, and then nothing until the 30th and the second. But a lot more basketball and baseball and football products are going to be releasing a lot in December. December is going to be wild. Starting December, if it all stays on plan, you're going to get absolute baseball.  You're going to get some stadium club baseball, we'll get some Donner's Optic baseball. If they still release Premier Hockey, you can get Premier Hockey in December. They'll have a Game of Thrones set as well, looks like, Contenders Optic basketball, which will be a fun one. You know, a lot of stuff. All right, here we go. Here's one of those, like I said, foil like hot boxes. So make sure to ship those, of course. Beer, Melendez, and Byron Buxton. So this one's had the silk to tan and an autograph here. Minnesota Twins. Twins having a good start, actually. Michael Golucci. Yeah, that's a good point, all right. Thank you for mentioning that. But yeah, guys, I think now, maybe I didn't realize it, but yeah, I think the website could be a little light heading into this week because of Bowman Chrome. So I think that's going to be the main focal point, because besides that, there's really nothing else releasing this week up until, like I said, the following week.  This guy's hilarious. I love this dude. I love him in a, in Crazy Rejagence. N.P. DeLonzo. That is a frame mini relic red, which is not numbered, but still very nice one there. This is a pretty loaded box, actually. Maybe the hot boxes carry all the hot stuff. Nice Julio. It would be. And plus, I don't know how big the checklist is, but it'd probably be hundreds of spots. So that sounds more like an eBay thing, Rex, like we used to, let you guys bit it up and then we break in. Also, I think we got a fourth hit here, which is George Springer. So they gave us like an extra hit. These can also be autographed too. I think Derek Jeter's in this set with an autograph. That'd be awesome to pull an autograph, though. On Soto, we did a 20-caser. I think we did a 24-hour stream one time. I don't know if we did a 20-caser. I know back in the eBay days, we used to do like 10, 15 cases, but we would schedule on like three per day. Three or four per day. Yeah, I know. I remember those two, because I was there already when that was happening. It's just that, I don't think we did it consecutively, though. We had to schedule like throughout the week. I'm gonna rip a couple of boxes at a time, guys. Lubaub. But yeah, in Bowman, I don't know how big Bowman Chrome's gonna be. It's always nice. Don't get me wrong, but I feel like that one year, it was so big that we did that 24-hour stream because it was just gonna be so popular, you know? I don't really know how popular Bowman Chrome's gonna be compared to like Draft or Bowman Baseball, but I am starting early though on Wednesday. If it is still scheduled to release Wednesday, I think the schedule for Wednesday is gonna be a little different. I think I was gonna come on in the morning, 10, 11, 11 the latest, and then I was gonna stay on until like five. And then Joe was gonna come in after five, and then he was gonna stay on until like 12 or one in the morning, so we can have like extended hours that day. And then obviously we'll be off on Thursday, but I'll be back Friday and I'm sure we'll have the more Bowman Chrome's to do, excuse me, or have some more Black Friday deals and stuff like that. So yeah, probably for this weekend, guys, I expect the website to be a little light. I don't think so Rex, but you're close. I think we did it in 2019, I believe. You were already moved in here, I remember. So it was definitely 2019, 2020. We either did it for Wander Franco or we did it for Jason Dominguez, rookie year, which I wanna say, or not rookie year, it's first, I wanna say it was that one. I wanna say it was 2020 Bowman, because it was just when we moved in here, and I remember at the time it was just me and Joe breaking and Teddy was just starting. But I wanna say it was for Jason Dominguez, with Bobby Whitt and all that good stuff. Another Lou Bob, because I remember it was, I started it off early, like at six a.m., and then I was on to like three or something, two or three, and then Joe came on and he was on. And then I think Nick's the one that did the late late night. And you know what? Now I remember, it was here, and it was for Jason Dominguez, because I remember I stood at the hotel down the street. See, that was definitely 2020, but that was like right before the pandemic, like, hit, and then the hobby just went nuts. All right, let's do this through boxes here, guys, and then we'll go on to the next three. Field Yates right there, on your cruise. How about a Bradley Beale autograph? That's awesome. So frame the mini, that's gonna go to the non-baseball, and it's gonna go to Chris Parrot. No, Matthew, if you were just gone not too long ago, I was just ripping through boxes straight, so I probably killed like 10 minutes. We just hit a Bradley Beale right now, though. I don't know if you've just seen that. They're like a seat cushion. This chair is getting old. Relic there of Michael Brantley, Houston. Nice one, the old cruise there again as well. So the flip backwards part of the mini Ramirez. And a little Chipper Jones. All right, let's go on to the next box here, guys. Good luck. Donaldson Relic, Yankees. Dude, didn't you just talk about this earlier, Matthew? Getting like Alice Cooper? That is awesome. I do racks, I actually check them as I go. Usually the numbered cards are flip backwards, but that was funny. Yeah, I usually flip them back. Well, they're usually the numbered cards are already backwards, but yeah, I usually do check them as I'm going through them, but I don't think I spot any so far. Don't get me wrong, though. Some of these actually could be also really good too, but I think you kind of have to look at the checklist and all that stuff. Oh, there was already an Alice Cooper number one. Damn, we got two of them. Oh, Tani Cycle. There's a nice little Wonder Franckum in here right there. Ryan Montcastle, Johnny Coito. Cody Belanger might not be a Dodger. I think they might let him be a free agent. Yeah, man, I mean, he's kind of fallen off the rails, right?    It's all time to turn it around, but it's just kind of crazy how that's happened. Just consistently hasn't been able to replicate what he did. Rip card. And look at that. Rex ain't gonna let me rip this. Rex is not gonna sell this. All right, Rex, you got a rip card and it's Bedro to 99. You might either get a mini, a red ink. You might get an exclusive mini, a wood 101, a metal, or one of a kind sketch. Let me know. It's out of 99. I'd rip this, honestly. There could be something way bigger than that. Yeah, I think this is the only ones. Like some guy pulled an oversized box topper and it was like, would you rip it? And it was like a Julio. I was like, man, that's kind of tough. I mean, some people will still buy these ripped open just to collect the cards, but they're definitely not nearly as much anymore. Did I hear this? Am I seeing this correctly, guys? Did Rex just say rip it? And it's how tees-relic. Padres, man, look at that, Padres. Try to trade, couldn't trade mocha. Hey. All right, Rex, do you want me to rip it like right now or do you want me to go through some more boxes? I can do it now or at the end? Yeah, let's make it exciting. Let's just do it now. All right. Let's see how good of a doctor I will be. All right, here we go, buddy. Oh, man, I just cut my nails yesterday too. That day to cut the nails. It's not ripping correctly. Man, I'm gonna have to rip this one all in it. Oh, man, this is horrible. This one must have a defect or something. This one's hard, this one's not ripping like it usually does. Oh, no, we're gonna lose it. I have to come from the bottom. That's a Padre. Fernando Tatis. It looks like, which is probably better than this, honestly. Nice. So that's an exclusive mini. So of course, this will probably sell for a lot more than the minis you'll see out there. And I think it goes by like the number and this is number 65. We saved it. We saved it. And I'll still put this back together. And sometimes, like I said, people do definitely still buy this, so. Tatis should be back. You know, right? Did he serve the full suspension in the sense that like he can be back right away? Or does he start to serve a couple of games into this upcoming season? Cause Playoffs wouldn't have counted, right? Like per se, like. Oh, those are numbered at 25, right? Yeah, yeah. I mean, who knows? This rip card probably could have been just as much if not a little bit more, but I think the opportunity potentially to get something better is always a little bit more better to try. But still hit there though. So I'm gonna make sure to tag this of course as this is your hit, of course. So that way we don't ship it to the Padres. The last thing we need is this to get shipped to Sam. Although I'm sure he'd appreciate it. That should be stuck right there. That's pretty good. I figure that Pedro would probably be around the same price. I mean, if you can get like $40, $50 for the mini, then basically the pace for your spot. And we're only halfway through. I feel like I'm taking super long ripping this, but I mean, who cares, right? We're having fun. This is like our third Luis Robert. So Adam L, just remember, you're gonna get like three of these and counting. I mean, that's the one thing Matthew, I would like to know it.  Like what he could do on the field, but I feel like a lot of people usually take kind of performance enhancing and kind of more recovery than anything, right? So for him, it's not like he was, it was making him yoke, you know? It's not like with him making him yoke, it was just more like what, I mean, I guess it was helping him out with strength, stamina, whatever the case may be, right? I would like to look into what he actually took. I just remember the whole memes of it being like, he was saying using it for like a ringworm, cream, whatever the case was. There was some really, really funny memes everywhere on Twitter and stuff. It was really funny. You think he's gonna be beamed a lot Rex? I would like to see how that team looks healthy.  Ooh. Would have a Tattis got them to the next round potentially, you know? Who knows what they're gonna do fully this off season and stuff like that. Baez, all I know is that I don't know if Soto's, I don't know if Soto's really locked in there long term. I mean, I guess we'll find out this off season because I would have thought like, if he really wanted to be in San Diego, he probably would have signed that extension already. So I thought it was more money than anything, but I think for him, he just wants, he prefers to play somewhere. So it's gonna be interesting, I don't know. He's there for one more season, right? And then he's an unrestricted free agent. So kind of like the Trey Turner deal where, you know, Dodger's traded for him a year and a half out. So kind of for half a season and a full season, did they? And I wonder how many teams are actually just making room to just revamp their roster.  Locked and loaded. So tough time to be a Tigers fan than Matthew. All right, it looks like people are buying spots straight up into that Jaspy hip hurt again. So if we sell those last two spots straight up, then I'll cancel that second pack filler and then we'll sell the next nine spots straight up inside the park for the next three. So we're halfway through the case, guys. We're almost there, guys. So far one rip car, we have got a lot of autographs already. So I don't know how many more autographs we might actually hit, but still potentially a few prizes left. Benya Rookie, J-Rod, bigger Bobby Witt there. Wern, Burner, another one for the Twins. Moran, Giovanni Moran, Thomas, the big hurt. Piece of the bat. And that is White Sox, Adam L. But that is not exactly what I wanna think that I saved it. That was close. All right, I need to go grab some more sleeves, guys, actually. I'm running a little low, so BRB really quick. That was almost a disaster. Murphy, Morgan Murphy. Is this yours, too? Who knows? Maybe you get a second one, Rex. Let's keep that one. Murphy. But my logic is more like Matthew's, too. Unless it's a really big player, I probably don't rip it. If it's like, I don't know this is like a Pedro, but Pedro, and it's at a 99, I'd rather take that risk. That's not like you got a worse player. But yeah, you probably would've ripped it anyways, but. Now, it goes like, who will go a wanderer? I don't know, I kinda would doubt ripping it. All right, one time, my buddy that I helped sell cards to here with Jasper, he pulled a double rip card. You know, it's Trout, and Aaron, and our pool host. Five of five, and he didn't rip it for weeks, but he just couldn't stop himself, and he ripped it, and he regretted it instantly. Something like that, I probably don't rip, but he just figured, man, there could be something massive in here. Which there could be, you just don't know. But I feel like they tend to, I'd like to think that they tend to put like the better stuff in some of the cheaper rip cards. But maybe it's the opposite, right? Maybe they put them in the better cards. We'll never know. Because they usually don't get ripped, they usually just get sold. You have to assume somebody that's gonna buy it though has the intention to rip it, right? And Hodges. Gil Hodges for the Brooklyn Dodgers. I guess if it was a PC player for me, I wouldn't mind ripping it, only because I still get a, not like you still can't keep the card, right? It'll still be in your collection. It'll be ripped, but who knows, maybe there's something better in there, and you just keep both. Because I assume someone keeps a rip card just to keep it sealed, and in case years pass, and people are like, I'll give you this much, and then you eventually sell it, because my thing is if you're gonna keep it, right, you might as well rip it, right? I mean, that's how I would think. It's like, if I'm gonna keep this Nolan, or I'm gonna keep this Dodger, well shit, I'm just gonna rip it, who cares, I want the card too. Because my thing is that I personally don't know how much these rip cards actually go for as years pass. Do some of them, maybe we can go look that up, maybe if there's a Shoahail Tani rip card, is that skyrocketed by now? That's my only thing, I assume it does. There you go, Todd Helton, who are the Rockies? Hey Matthew, there you go. How about Todd Helton, clean shaved? See? Numbered, backwards. Colton Welker to 25. Man, Colorado Rockies. There you go, there's our first number to many. Lane Kershaw, Dodger that's gonna air in, Reese Hoskins for the Phillies Relic, that's Jordan. Alrighty guys, three more boxes left, so I'll probably rip all three of these, just like I have been, and then we'll go through them guys, but I'll probably be like 15, 10 minutes delayed, so let me move back some of this right here. Little oppressed Harper. What up Oliver? I know, does anybody know of Buffalo as the bills ended up making it safely to Cleveland? I know their plane was taking off around 130, our time, 430 Eastern, but I haven't been on social media since then, so I don't know. It was already basically like three, four feet today. Nice.   My thought process is, why didn't they take off like before all this? Why didn't they like, when they announced it just take off, I guess maybe it wasn't the right time, right? I guess their radar dopplers are like, no, you should be leaving at four o'clock on a Saturday, because it's better. I don't know, turbulence is pretty scary though. I felt like turbulence really bad once during the thunderstorm, but it wasn't that crazy though. Yeah, well, I showed you guys the meme yesterday, right? The whole Nick Chubb one. Since Nick Chubb is only like barely 5'11, he'd be under snow. Yeah, I don't know what they're planning, yeah. Oh, this one came with two. I will say though, it was pretty cold last night in Long Beach. It was like 50 degrees.  Oh yeah, I'm pretty sure early, early in the morning, yeah, it's probably in the 40s. When I got out of here, I got out of here like a little after midnight after cleaning up and everything. I think I got home and it was like 50 degrees.  You just don't get it. You guys could be in the negatives. We Californians, Angelinos, dude cannot function in the 30s and 40s in the world. But it's not funny though, right? Cause I mean, Los Angeles in general is just like, you can go 30 miles to the beach, 30 miles to the desert, 30 miles to the mountains and you'll get the snow, the sun. Yeah, I'm sure in any like Bay area, even, yeah, even here, man. It's funny cause like it's so fresh here, obviously being by the beach, but it can also get extremely cold and windy. I remember my wife grew up in like Fontana, super windy over there. Like so windy, freaking semi-trucks tipping over windy. Times at USC, you say I play today, right? Hell yeah. I think they play at five. Just can't wait to have USC just get exposed today. I don't know. I don't know, Bonnix is playing today. So I think, I think this is a lot like the 2019 season. Once we get some injuries and losses, it's over.  What is this trophy called? I want that. Oregon's rivalry games tomorrow or next week, sorry. They play the civil war against Oregon State next weekend in Beaverton. I feel like usually most of the rivalries are next week though, right? I think USC UCLA is just playing today. But I guess Notre Dame's play against USC next week. So I figure that's the rivalry too. You're on a regular 15, I know.  Let me see if I stop this video. It was just kind of, it's kind of cool to see actually. I think I saved it. I think I did actually, thought I did. Maybe I didn't. But it was so cool.  And then of course the skin is just turning into chicharron.  Actually, you know what? I might have seen that actually on my other page. We'll find it later. How did the Redondo win this past weekend over? Was it no bueno? I know there's still playoffs going on around Los Angeles. We'll find out. Who did they play? Who was Redondo playing again, you said? That's still good though, man.  You can still get into a playoffs. One-one playoff came still awesome. Lakewood. I actually go to Lakewood frequently. Was it just their offense? It was just banging or they had a good running game, good quarterback player. What was going on? Barrens. Three big players, bigger physical. That's the one thing, man. There's always going to be someone better than you. It's like, people tend to see that more when it comes to like playoff, right? CAF. This guy again, but this time it's numbered Red Inc. 1 of 10. So this is Charlie Burns, who's a journalist and a comedian. The non-sport is just murdering the spring. Yeah, yeah, no, for sure, for sure, yeah. Watching stream a bit delayed, but back to rip cards and a double rip card judge ready, Jackson 25 and 2020 unripped just sold for 125. So even after judges recent news. Yeah, that's my thing. That's one thing that I was actually wondering about rip cards was that like, I've never really tracked and cared too much to know if they've gone up in value, but you have to assume that probably the only ones that would stay high, relatively high and eventually go up in value, it'd be like the bigger rookies of the class, right? So if you went back to 2019 or 2018, went to go look for like an Akunya one or a Charlie Ohtani and see what those went for. It'd be different, but I don't think rip cards really go that crazy high after time passes.  So it's kind of more just like a personal premise. I feel like for me, like if I'm a big Ohtani guy and I wanted to buy a rip card, I'm buying it to just rip it, but also I'm going to get to keep the card. You know? All right, we got a Alex Verdugo, Michelle Wee West. Here's a guy, so I can take a rip card and even to his former bodyguard. So did he buy that because he got fired and he wanted to rip a part of Conceco? And we got a Brandon Nemo Relic. Oh, so he was just a big Conceco fan. That maybe had like a little grudge on him or something. All right, you guys, finally, down to the last box. We are finally here, guys.  So if you're watching the replay, I'm gonna really just skip through the trade window. And a Randy, a Rosarania rip card. And that's the last Bob Mojo Chris. So I don't know if Chris is watching. I could rip this if you'd like, man. If not, of course you could rip it yourself, sell it, get a chance at a Red Ink mini autograph, mini exclusive wood, metal, or one of a kind sketch. Just continue on though.  This was the first case I had that didn't have a box-topper ripper. The two cases I opened up on Instagram had a box-topper ripper in every case. Yes, I don't know if you could do it now, Mike, but in previous years, that's where people were doing. I know, I think Pizzle was the one that told me about that and tried it himself years back. All right, now with Maryfield Relic. It looks like that would be it, guys. Alrighty, folks. Well, that was fun. I don't think I need to randomize anything, right? There was nothing that I needed to do it. So I'll just quickly recap of what we got here, basically, if anything. But a lot of Relics, of course. Maryfield, a little mini Relic there of Tautis. Bellinger, Mountcastle, Donaldson. Ellis Cooperado was awesome. That was pretty cool. Michael Bradley, Jones. Bradley Beal Autograph was awesome as well. Buxton, Tony Gwynn Silk to 10 was awesome. Alonzo, Cole Relic, McCullers, Yelich, Relic, Stan. We got a Otto there. Valacios, Doris Relic, Nemo, Ripcar, Brandy, Rosarania. Verdugo, Michelle Wee, West. Baranze to 10. There's Relic, Hoshkins, Kershaw. We did get one numbered mini, which was nine of 25 of Colton Walker. And we got a Todd Helton Relic, Gil Hodges, Murphy, CeCe, Thomas, Morgan.  So, appreciate it, folks. That was pretty much it. Thank you guys for buying. I did put another one in the store, something we can do again maybe later tonight, if not over the weekend. But like I said, I think we made it a great point where I don't know how busy and how much the website will be stopped up since we do have a new release, sorry, Bowman Chrome coming out Wednesday, so kind of probably work on what we have on the website here tonight. And of course, maybe potentially those breaks get posted tomorrow or post more breaks up, of course, for the rest of the week, including Black Friday promos. So, I appreciate it, guys. jazbyscasebreaks.com.


enormous vocabulary. Allow me to play devil's advocate. Isn't censored through privately owned? So if it's private private property, they can, oh this argument came up, make make their own rules right. Even if it says, here's the thing, here's the thing. This this this has come up enormous vocabulary. By the way, this this discussion has been in play and it's already settled, right? Because there's lots of, basically we're in the in in in the times where, believe it or not, this is the teenager chicho would really look at adult chicho and go, you're about to quote Ronald Reagan, which is crazy. But I'm also quoting Wolland, I'm quoting Chris Hedges, I'm quoting everyone that's and will everyone that's ever talked about fascism, right? We in the Western world are living in fascist states. Definition of fascism, meaning things there are there's private companies, but they control the government and vice versa. They're on the board of directors of each other and stuff like this, censored to stop becoming a private company when they started politically cancelling and censoring political speech, right? When they were getting payouts from government, bailouts from government, right? Getting government funding, getting government advertising money.  Lots of CBC reporters quit, have quit over the last three years to go on substack, create channels on censored to rumble, odyssey, all of it should not as much, but rumble for sure, right? So in all these companies where they say they're private, they're not really private anymore. This is a full on within a fascist regime in the Western world. There's no doubt about it now, right? By the way, the difference between fascism and communism is in fascism, it's private corporations that are ruling over us through government enforcing laws, mandates and all this jazz, right? In communism the state owns it all, right? But it's the same effect, right? Just or same means consolidating more power, they just go about it a little differently and many times they're overlapping their deeds, right? Committing genocides, right? Annihilating a certain thought process, right? So no, you can't say, because censored to used to be anyway, the soapbox, the public place where people spoke and they started censoring even senators, right? They're censoring senators, but not senators from that are necessarily saying what they disagree with, what censor to disagree with, but they were censoring people put, what do you call it, public servants that only belong to a certain party or certain group, right?  So no, this whole debatable, if it's private or public or whatever, it's done. It's already done, okay? It's already done. And also, by the way, I am against the censorship. I'm against censorship, free speech all the way. And gang, do not forget, do not forget this little message here. Ridiculously important. Free Assange, free Assange, free Assange. Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to be transparent in accountability of capitalist power to humanity, something that we desperately need in our societies. If attack on Julian Assange was not allowed to happen or humanity stood up to resist it, if WikiLeaks was allowed to perform as public duty to reveal corruption, war crimes, crimes against humanity, right? I can guarantee you we would not be facing what we are right now.


Notorious streamer Johnny Somali faces up to three years in Japanese prison deportation and Being banned from visiting Japan for a very very long time David most people are happy about this, but what else are people saying? Honestly, I think that there are thousands and thousands of people on the internet rejoicing right now Andrew I would say the ratio is about 98% against Johnny Somali 2% in support of him because this just fits in a long long line of American pranksters Andrew going all the way back 25 years ago Andrew the crew of jackass got banned from re-entering Japan for a number of years for messing around with Japanese polite Society then it was Tom Green then of course there was Logan Paul filming the suicide force But Johnny Somali Andrew he might be pushing it the furthest out of everybody because he was in Japan messing with people in society for months Yeah, so everybody please hit that like button right now. Let us know if you enjoy our commentary We're gonna get into our own personal opinion and a lot of the comments section But first a word from our sponsor small-eyed sauce calm guys get it right now such want assist me I'm telling you this is my absolute favorite sauce that I've ever had in my entire life on fried rice And I'm not just saying that because we made this sauce Andrew Um, a lot of people were talking about how Johnny Somali was unapologetic Even as he was getting arrested by 15 Japanese police officers for trespassing in Osaka Yeah, and a lot of people were wondering when the Japanese government officials or the police were gonna do something about it Obviously he had bitten getting in some altercations and getting punched out and yakuza dudes were kind of tracking them down making them bow show respect But basically it seems like the Japanese police took their time They wanted to build up enough case because I don't think prosecuting a Foreigner especially an American citizen is super easy So they wanted to make sure you know not just after one offense, but like six offenses And long story short Andrew he trespassed on a closed-off construction site in Osaka And that's really like the crime violation that they clearly needed However, here is this other clip of him just being utterly disrespectful to literally a Lawson's clerk man. I mean Seems like some ignorant thing that would happen in America like you know But it feels like you'd be scared to act that way in America because there would be physical I don't know. It's so weird to see an American Who could be also causing trouble in America do that same thing in Japan where they're not acting any different? But anyways guys, let's get into the comment section Yeah, um actually they can hold them Andrew for 23 days in Japan without charging them That is a rule in Japan So a lot of people on the internet are hoping that at the very least even if the police find it too complicated to Actually charge him in criminal court and it costs too much taxpayer money at least they hold him for 23 days And yeah, honestly, that's a pretty good deterrent A lot of people are starting campaigns to call the embassy in Japan the US Embassy and tell them not to support Johnny Somali However, I looked into it Andrew unless you are sofa status or diplomatic status The US Embassy in Japan will not help you if you violate local laws that makes sense So don't even put a call in it doesn't matter somebody said I really don't care nor should anybody else this guy Gets hard on every time somebody mentions his name clearly. That's his whole thing. He gets off on it He just loves and loves the attention. How much do you think that's true? Did he do it for money? Did he do it for attention was he does he just have like you know what I mean? Is it just the worst? 12 out of 10 example of of young narcissism. Yeah, I mean I think people who Commit crimes for attention for clout for social media For those reasons should definitely get punished pretty heavily now I think we need to start punishing those people a little bit more who actually commit crimes not just I listen Yeah, I mean harassing people. That's definitely you shouldn't be doing that. That's a crime, but I'm saying like We need to punish these people more because basically with social media now There's only gonna be more and more pressure for people to act wild and do stupid things And if you do it partially for clout there almost needs to be like Almost like you know how they like like classify things as a hate crime Like if you are verbally saying that you hate this group while you commit this crime It's like extra harsh I feel like if you're doing it for the clout and attention and money it should be extra I think it's really on the audience to put the pressure initially on the private enterprises like kick because kick was always Advertising itself as like oh, yeah, this is like IRL twitch stream with no restrictions But it's at some point. It's like bro.  Yes, this guy said man I feel so bad for people that had their first and only interaction with a black person like this He probably single-handedly has created so many races. This was a comment from I believe an African-American themselves I saw a couple of these comments saying that like man, you're making everybody look bad in her There was a lot of people of Somali heritage saying man. I don't really consider him a true Somali He's making us look so bad. We already had that whole pirate stereotype before this is Terrible. Yeah. Yeah.  And then really what if only they're one or one out of every like One out of the the five interactions they have with a black person is this it does gonna color your image worse You know like unfortunately, he shouldn't be that way, right?  Yeah, I listen. I there's a possibility that this happens But that as long as platforms ban him for making that type of content Um And it's tough because I think as a social media brand if he comes out of jail And he and he just wants to vlog about his experience Technically should that platform ban him or should they still let him have freedom of speech? Or maybe or not, you know, maybe they should probably do the right thing and not let him make money on those Here is a video of Johnny Somali's cameraman and are also getting arrested And then he is saying he's claiming that he's being harassed for no reason somebody said That's crazy that he's saying the police are harassing him for no reason when literally he makes a professional of living Harassing people on camera. Yeah, man. He's a big troll, man. So I mean overall my general takeaway is like this is cool I'm glad and I it was entertaining to see the vigilantes step up And even punch him out, you know, I don't think violence is always the answer, but I thought that Well, a lot of people are following this like roller coaster drama, right? Yeah, and I don't think he should be monetized I think all pranksters and people who are being a nuisance to society should be demonetized at least on platforms You know discouraged him from making that content If they are demonetized and they're not allowed to accept heavy donations as well like that button is also demonetized They'll just stop doing it I don't know. I don't know man There's always gonna probably be some platform that they can do it on but yeah I think the platforms need to say hey listen at some point some content is just It's just bad for society. Literally guys It's gonna like monetize the degradation of society. It's kind of crazy guys Let us know what you think in the comment section below of this whole johnny samali situation Should he get deported? Should he get a slap on the wrist? Should he do full three years in japanese prison? Uh, keep it civil until next time we'd hop out boys. We out peace if you commit crimes for clout and attention on social media Throw down the hammer punishments harder. That's what i'm saying. All right, everybody. Uh, that's my take. All right, peace


Prime Minister Mzali and I met at 11.30 today, and we have just lunched together, and I welcome this opportunity to meet the Prime Minister. His visit to Washington has initiated a personal exchange of views that I look forward to continuing. I was particularly gratified by his visit because I didn't have the opportunity to meet with Tunisian President Habib Bogeba when he visited the United States privately earlier this year. It's a special pleasure to meet with the leader of a country with which our relations have been and are characterized by continuing trust and friendship. I'm proud that the United States has been able to play a role in the outstanding economic growth and development of Tunisia, and I have told the Prime Minister that he can count on us as Tunisia faces the external threats that have emerged in the past few years. He and I renewed our hope for an increased level of trade and commerce between our new nations as a means of benefiting our peoples and sealing our friendship. We exchanged views on the Middle East, and I reassured the Prime Minister of our determination to spare no exertion in seeking to bring a just and lasting peace to the Middle East. I regret only the shortness of his visit. Mr. Prime Minister, you certainly are most welcome here in the United States. I had the honor of being received this morning by President Reagan, and I transmitted to him the friendly situations of President Bogeba, and I thank him once again for the efforts deployed by the United States to contribute to the socio-economic development of Tunisia. This effort began with the independence of Tunisia under different forms, and at different levels, I am content and satisfied to note that for the success of our sixth development plan, Tunisia can still count on the United States of America. I was very happy to hear the point of view of President Reagan about a certain number of issues affecting the peace of the world, the situation in certain regions of the world, particularly in the Middle East, in the Iranian and Mediterranean borders. We have had an exchange of information and two very interesting points of view. I would like to express my full satisfaction for the warm, friendly welcome that myself and my colleagues who are with me welcome, warmly, of President Reagan, of the ministers and of the U.S. and of the members of the Senate and of the House of Representatives. I hope that this visit will have contributed to strengthening the traditional friendship and that it will be followed by other contacts at all levels. I thank you. I had the honor to be received this morning by President Reagan, to whom I brought the very friendly greetings of President Bukeba and to whom I expressed our thanks for the efforts that the United States has made to contribute to the social and economic development of Tunisia. The contribution of the United States began right at independence and has assumed different forms and has been carried out at different levels. I am very happy and very satisfied to note that as a contribution to the success of our sixth plan, Tunisia can continue to count on the assistance of the United States. I was happy to listen to the views of President Reagan on a number of issues affecting world peace and the situation in different regions of the world, especially the Middle East, the situation on the Iraqi-Iranian border and the situation in the Mediterranean. We exchange information, we exchange viewpoints. It was a very interesting meeting. In confusion, I should like to express my full gratification at the very warm and friendly welcome which was extended to myself and to my colleagues who traveled with me. We received a very warm welcome not only from President Reagan and members of his cabinet but also from and the senior officials of his government but also from members of the Senate and the House of Representatives. I hope very much that my visit will have strengthened the traditional bonds of friendship between our two countries and that it will be further strengthened by future contacts at all levels. Thank you very much.


Unfortunately, in the Catholic Church, for whatever reason, we've lost some of that first century fire, you know? But we have settled into a kind of Christianity in the United States in particular, where we're never confronted with this need to convert and to change. Now, the Church understands, and has always understood, that we need constant conversion. We need encounter with Jesus. We need prayer. It's always understood that every year you have the opportunity in the liturgy to renew your baptismal promises. And I wonder if you can remember any of you, anytime ever really taking that seriously and leaving the building and thinking, you know, I didn't, I'm not really living this. I'm not really living that. Right? It's because the liturgy is just sort of this rhythm we get into when we become too familiar with it, and it doesn't affect us too much. We don't enough hear this call to conversion.


Hello everyone and welcome to my talk this year. We're a little sad because we can get to welcome everyone at the Vexos booth Like we usually do and hand out swag But we are happy that we're having this in a virtual way So everyone can stay safe and comfortable wherever you're from whether you're at home or at the office or wherever you may be and another reason why this is It's great to do a virtual summit is because a lot it's a lot more accessible So a lot more people can join that usually are not able to travel So we get to meet a lot more people from the community and it's always great Before we get started, I just wanted to introduce myself a little bit My name is hint Nasser and I'm the business development director at Vexos In the stock we're going to be covering before we start just going to be a little intro about Vexos just in case you're not familiar with us and I wanted to talk about a few points that everyone needs to know if you are looking to embark on the open stack private cloud journey and you're looking to build a private cloud that is on-premise for yourself or your organization and So these points will be developing a sustainable Strategy navigating the complexity of open stack and understanding a little bit more about the capital expenditure that is associated with building a private cloud yourself So the Vexos part So Vexos has been around since 2006 But when it comes to open stack we have been around since it's almost its inception so in 2011 that's when we started taking advantage of open stack Software for our infrastructure and Back then Opus stack was running its second release which was bare and to give everyone context right now Opus stack is on its 22nd release, which is Victoria. So if you do some math, that's 20 releases which means that we've been around for quite a while it's nine years and we've used these nine years to build a A few solutions around open stack including our public cloud Which we have regions in North America and we very recently announced our news region in Europe, which we're super excited about We also have other solutions that are Related to open stack like open stack consulting and upgrades and and services and a lot more And we also deploy private clouds that we have Managed we they're hosted on-premise all over the world So To get started the There's three main reasons not main reasons but three Obstacles that a lot of companies have to make sure that they're aware of before they deploy they deploy their own private cloud The first one being is Developing a long-term sustainable strategy. So I'm sure you know this but When you're building private cloud, you're not looking to build something that is going to be used for a couple months Or even a couple years where you're looking for something that is very sustainable and something that you'll be able to use for many years to come and When you're doing that it means that there's a lot of decisions that you're going to be taking in the beginning that You need to make sure to keep Flexibility and that to keep in mind that things might change in the future. So a few items when we're thinking about Developing something that is a lot more long-term is making sure that are able to scale up quickly and easily Making sure that you're able to expand to a lot more regions making sure that you are able to use the hardware that you need to use today and tomorrow and Being able to add whatever more features and tools that your users might need so when it comes to scaling up in For your private cloud If we talk in the context of scaling up the number of nodes that you have running You need to take into account that this is something that will require a lot of resources and sometimes a lot of time so Anything from purchasing the new hardware to deciding on the right vendors to Installing the hardware and getting it set up and Making sure your open stack is scaling up to accommodate for this new hardware is Something that is not quite easy and quite straightforward. So depending on the nature of your industry or your company If you do have work clothes that do fluctuate or you do have Seasons or times where you are in need to scale up pretty quickly It is something that might be That you might want to look into as early on as possible But we're also we could be talking about expanding the cloud about more than nodes it could be that it's we're talking about expanding it in terms of regions and That again in the same con in the same way could take quite a lot of time because we need to focus on Figuring out the location of the data center and talking with the different vendors getting the hardware physically set up and This could again take a lot of time and resources from your team, especially if Infrastructure is not your business. You're trying to fulfill your clients needs. You're trying to build something You're trying to innovate and you don't want to be spending your Days and weeks and months trying to figure out. How can we come up with a second or third or fourth region? and When if we talk about hardware flexibility, so the ability to purchase flexible hardware not flexible hardware multiple Hardware options is is the easy part. So going to vendors and telling them this is what I need That's that's not difficult, but the hard part is making sure that you are Able to implement all these different combinations within your cloud properly to if the days comes where you need GPUs you're able to implement that into your cloud if you need multi architecture if you need to renew your hardware You're able to make the right decisions to make it efficiently and to make it productively and Another thing that you need to keep in mind pretty early on is Figuring out whether you need VMs bare metal Kubernetes or all three So you might be satisfied with Kubernetes today But you might be satisfied with virtual machines today And that is what you need and there's nothing more But there will be a time where you might want to explore into Kubernetes or Explore bare metals because there is a need for that within your organization or within your users and The last thing you want is to not be able to implement it into your cloud and having to have a different cloud that Serves this one purpose of delivering Kubernetes or bare metal and If we now talk about overcoming the complexity of opens stack itself the First thing that we need to look at is in terms of designing and architecting. So this goes very hand-in-hand About developing strategy that is long term So a lot of the decisions that are being made in this page are gonna be detrimental in making sure that the cloud is Going to be running the way you want it to for the future so When we're talking about design and architecture stage, there's Some of the things that you need to take into account from the start is for example the open stack open stack project So open stack itself has a very broad list of different projects that serve different that have different purposes and You need to start by understanding which are the core ones that you absolutely need and then to take a look and see What are the ones that will accommodate the different needs that you have if you do have any specific needs? understanding of these projects are Maintained to your expectation or if you need to invest some time in order to help maintain these projects and contribute back to the to the community Whether the projects that you're looking at are how do they interact with other projects that you have or different softwares or different tools That you might already be using so these are all questions that you need to decide on pretty you need to decide pretty early on Deciding things like the open stack distribution that you're going to be using will you be running something that is upstream or will you be? Using an open stack distribution from one of the vendors that have them available Things like deployment tools. How will you deploy open stack and will this tool be used every time you need to scale up open stack and deploy other? Open-stack clouds within your organization Deciding whether you want to do hyperconverge for your infrastructure deciding all the different Storage solutions deciding even on the different instance types that you are going to have in order to make sure that you are Leveraging your hardware to its to the highest ability So that you don't have resources that are sitting idle not doing anything and just costing you money And so this is these are all decisions to be made before we even start or while we start Once open stack is deployed unfortunately the hardest part is not behind us There is a lot of work involved in order to make sure that your open stack cloud is running and Running the way it should be so the first thing that you need to look at is making sure that you have a monitoring system that you can trust so Making sure that things Everything from your network to your hardware to your infrastructure Is being monitored at all time is crucial It's not enough to just have a monitoring system that alerts you when things go wrong You need to make sure that you have Proactive monitoring system so that they can notify you before things go wrong and you have time to Fix whatever needs to be fixed in order to not have any downtime Once you have the monitoring set up, there's open stack upgrades. So these Mentioned earlier that there's fewer leases that happen that has happened since open stack has existed So they happen every six months And with these releases there is new features and new bug fixes and even security patches and It's there's a lot of good things in there that you need to have on your cloud So just like any other upgrade is one of those things that the longer you take To do it the harder it gets and the messier it gets So you need to stay on top of it and make sure that It's something that you are able to do on a timely manner and that you are willing to invest the time and resources to get this done on a regular basis and Then we have just the regular everyday management in order to make sure that your Cloud is running bug-free that you have no issues that there's anything that needs to be optimized is being optimized and just keeping an eye Out on things to make sure that everything is going smoothly. So This is in a nutshell a lot of the things that you need to be aware of that will require investments in either time or monetary in summaries in some situations I'm talking about monetary Private Clouds are They do involve a pretty significant capital expense at the start Because of the way things are set up in a on-premise private cloud You are responsible for your data center for your hardware and everything in between so There's a big investment in the beginning to purchase all the hardware that is required That is required at the start and the issue with Capital Expenditure when it comes to a hosted private or sorry an on-premise private cloud is that it is unavoidable? So because of that If you are able to put that investment in That's great and it means that This a hosted private or an on-premise private cloud could be the right solution for you If the capital expenditure or any of the decision that we discussed earlier seem like You're unable to fulfill them. It does not mean that you could not have a private cloud There are other solutions that you can get that you could look into like hosted private clouds and with basically what a hosted private cloud is is it gives you the flexibility and security of a On-premise private cloud because you get to choose the location of your data center You are in total control of the security of this private cloud But you do have the ease of use of a Public cloud so it's really as easy as logging into the dashboard and just being a user of your own private cloud While everything else is taking care of And even in terms of capital expenditures, there is not any you turned it into an operational expenditure and You get to pay it off on a monthly basis Instead of putting everything up front So this is it for me If you do have any questions about any of the slides, we do have a Q&A session happening right after Before we do that. I just wanted to invite everyone to pass by the back so smooth We are giving away some a lot of credits towards our public cloud So all you have to do is just go there and scan your batch and if not, you can just pass by and say hi We have my teammates are there. They're great. Go say hi to them I'll also be joining the live right after this So I hope to see you there and I'm looking forward to hearing any questions that you have whether it's about our host The private cloud or anything that I just spoke about. Thank you


Hello, and welcome to this session. This is Professor Farhad, and this session would look at the future value of an annuity, specifically ordinary annuity. This topic is covered in an introductory financial accounting course, the CPA exam as well as intermediate accounting. As always, I would like to remind you to connect with me only then if you haven't done so. YouTube is where you would need to subscribe. I have 1,600 plus accounting, auditing, finance, and tax lectures. This is a list of all my courses. If you like my lectures, please like them, share them, subscribe, put them in playlists. If they benefit you, it means they might benefit other people and connect with me on Instagram. On my website, farhadlectures.com, you will find additional resources such as PowerPoint slides, true, false, multiple choice, additional practice exercises that's going to help you supplement your accounting education and do well on your CPA exam. So if you're looking to improve your accounting performance, check out my website. A prerequisite for this session is the future value of a single amount. That's very helpful. I have the link in the description. It will help you tremendously understand the future value of an annuity. So in the prior session, we looked at the future value of a single amount. And basically, what does that mean? It means if we have $100 today, this is the present value. This is the present amount. And we want to know how much it's going to be worth into the future. We multiply the present value by 1 plus the interest rate raised to the end power, the period. So if we are talking about 10%, we'll take 100 times 1 plus 0.1 raised to the first power, and that's going to give us $110. I always mention why do I include 1? Why don't I take 100 times 0.1? That's equal to $10, and you have to add the 100 to the original amount. That's why you put 1 plus the interest rate. So this is the formula. Or you can go to the tables and equal to 1, I equal to 10%, and take 100 multiplied by the factor. And let's go to the factor to the future value of a single amount. So the future value of one of a single amount, 10%, one period, 1.1. So if we'll take 100 times the factor 1.1, it's going to give us $110. So this is what we learned in the previous session about the future value of a single amount. Now what we need to find out is not the future value of a single amount. We need to find out, and this is more realistic, where if you are investing, you invest 100 every month or 1,000 every month or 1,000 every year. Basically, if you put money away in your 401k or if you are purchasing an investment, you put the same amount of money at a regular interval. This is called an annuity. Again, if we don't know what annuity is, it's the same payment at the same interval. So every month, every quarter, semi-annually or annually, you'll invest the same amount. So what we need to find out is how much all these investments are worth into the future. So the future value of an annuity is the accumulated value of each annuity payment with interest as of the date of the final payment. To illustrate, assuming a 15% interest rate, the first $100 here, the first $100 that we invest, it's going to sit with us for two periods. Therefore, we'll take 100 times 1.15 raised to the second power. Simply put, we treated this $100 using this formula, this $100. The second $100 notice, it's going to be with us for only one period. So the second $100, 100 times 1 plus 0.15 raised to the first power. And the last $100, we don't really earn any interest on it. So it's 100 times 1 plus 0.15 raised to the zero power. So if we add them all up, they will add up to $347.25. Now, is there a shortcut to do this? Because sometime we might have many periods. And the answer is yes. We do have future value table where we could look up n equal to 3, i equal to 15. Now, unfortunately, unfortunately, we don't have the interest rate for the future value annuity at i equal to 15. But I can find what i equal to 15. What I can do is I can add up because I do have the future value of a single amount at 15. And I have 2 at 15 is 1.3225. One period at 15 is 1.5, 1.1500. And the last payment is exactly 1. Now, if I add them up, this is 5, 2, 7, 4, 3. So the factor, the future value annuity factor is 3.4725. If I take 100 times 3.4725, I will get $347.25. So simply put, rather than treating those $300 separate payments as separate payments, what I can do, I can use my future value annuity table. So there's a future value annuity table just like there's a present value annuity table to compute this all at once. So we can use the future value annuity table to find the future value of any amount giving an interest rate and a period of time. So simply put, if we take the payment, the payment times the factor, the factor from the table, the factor is based on n and i, depending on what the factor is, we'll find the future value of an annuity. Simply put, if we are giving the payment and the future value of an annuity, we can find the factor and from the factor we can either find n or i, just like what we did in the prior session. But let's work an example to show you how it works. Let's assume A expect to invest $1000 annually for 40 years. So we have n equal to 40 to yield an accumulated value of 154,762. So what do we have here is we have the future value of the annuity 154,762. And the payment is 1000. On the last date of the investment, for this to occur, what interest rate we must earn. So simply put, they're asking us what interest rate we must earn. So we should take the $1000 times the factor. We don't know what the factor is. We know in the factor we know n equal to 40. And that's going to give us 154,762. We can find the factor. How can I find the factor? If I take 154,762 and I divide this by 1000, that's going to give me the factor. And that's not the answer. The factor is just the factor. From the factor I can back into the answer. So the factor is 154.762. This is the factor. Now from the factor I can go to the future value annuity table n equal to 40. So let's go to the, make sure you are looking in the right table, future value of an annuity n equal to 40. And I'm looking one of the closest to 154.154.762. And the factor is here. It means I need to earn 6%. So I need to earn 6%. So I was able to find my interest rate. Let's take a look at this example. Steffi there expect to invest $10,000 annually that will earn 8%. So we have I equal to 8%. We have the payment equal to 10,000. How many annual investment? So we're looking at n must their makes to accumulate 303,243. So simply put, we have the payment as 10,000. So the payment 10,000 times the factor, which is we don't know the factor, equal to 303,243. Now we can find the factor. What's the factor equal to the factor equal to 303,243 divided by 1000. So we find the factor is 30.32, 30.3243. Now this is the factor and we know from the factor we are dealing with an I equal to 8%. So let's go to the future value annuity table. I equal to 8% right here. We know I equal to 8%. And we need to go across to find the closest thing to 30.324 right here. And if we go across, we need n equal to 16. We need 16 periods to find that. So that's good. Let's take a look at number 16. K. Mellon plans to to have woodheld. Let me just erase this plan to have woodheld $50 from her monthly paycheck. Be careful. It's a monthly and deposited in the savings account that earned 12% annually. So notice the deposit is monthly, but the earning is annually. So we have to make an adjustment. And they tell us here it's compounded monthly. If Mellon continue with her plan for two and a half years, how much will accumulate in the account on the date of the last deposit. So let me show you on a graph what this looks like. So this way it's it's very important that you can imagine this on a graph. So on a graph we have something like this. The whole period is 2.5 years, but it's monthly. So how many how many months do we have in a year and a month in a year? How many months do we have 12 months? So 12 plus 12 plus six, because it's two and a half years. That's 24. That's 30. So simply put, she is going to make 30 payments. So this is one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. So she's going to make in 30 payments of $50 each. How much would that investment be worth at the end if she can earn 12% this is remember this is annually, but the deposit is monthly. So we know n equal to 30. What is i equal to? We have to be careful. We have, it's compounded monthly. We have to convert the 12% divided by 12 because we have 12 months in a year, i equal to 1%. So when we go to the table, we're going to take the $50 times the factor n equal to 30, i equal to 1%. So it's right here. So we have i equal to 1%. And we're going to go all the way to 30. And the factor is 30.7849. 30.7849. If we take 50 multiplied by that amount, she will have $1,394.25. So the value of this investment is $1,739.25. So that's the answer. Let's take a look at one more example. Let's take a look at this example. The future value of an annuity of an amount plus an annuity. Okay, start company decides to establish a fund that will be that will use 10 years from now to replace an aging production facility. And that's very common where the company put money away to replace their property, plant, and equipment. The company will make $100,000 initial contribution. So first they're going to make $100,000, one single sum to the fund and plans to make quarterly contribution of 50. So this is, so this is a single amount. So the $100,000 is only one time. And this is an annuity, the $50,000 is an annuity beginning three months from now. Now the fund earns 12%. So we are dealing with 12% compounded quarterly. So that's important. How much it's being compounded is extremely, extremely important. So what's the value of the fund? Well, we have two things to do. We have to compute the future value of the single amount, $100,000. This 12% is annually, we're going to take 12% divided by 4. So I equal to 3% and n equal to 10 times 4 and equal to 40. So we're going to be dealing in this example, I equal to 3 and equal to 40. Okay, now, first let's find the future value of the single amount, future value of one, n equal to 40. So n equal to 40, I equal to 3%, and the answer is 3.2620. So we're going to take the $100,000 multiplied by 3.2620. And this amount on its own, this $100,000 will grow up to be $326,200. Now we have to find the $50,000 annuity investment. So we're going to have to multiply it by the factor. We have to multiply it by the factor again, n equal to 40, I equal to 3. n equal to 40. And the factor is 75.4013. 75.4013. And that's equal to $3,770,065. Those two amounts together will amount to $4,096,265. So this is the future value of the amount of this investment. The $100,000 alone will grow up to be $326, and that $50,000 quarterly payment will grow to $3,770,065. Together they will equal to $4,096,265. I hope you were able to kind of follow in this session the future value, but don't worry, I will work in other few examples that are little bit more comprehensive that will include both. If you have any questions about this session, please let me know. And as always, I would like to remind you to visit my website for additional resources like this session, share it. 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