Hello, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. How are we doing today? Wow, we're still hungover, certainly not still drunk. Not at all. Let's start out with the disclaimer. This was not reviewed by my current, past or future employers. They have no insight into what I have been talking about this, nor that I was intending to, so don't hold them accountable, please. Basically, I speak no one, nobody speaks for me. Various other legalese in there. So, who am I? Yeah, I'll drop a couple F-bombs here and there. I apologize. But it's nice to be able to give this talk because so many years ago, I actually started out as a SOC analyst in a security operation center here in Las Vegas itself, worked there for many years, transferred to being the technical lead for an incident response team at a large research laboratory and been downhill ever since. So this is going to talk about why is this important? Because in my current day job, I get to talk with vars and vendors and they're talking about evolving to the SOC of 2020 and this tool will solve all your problems and there's a hiring shortage, air quotes, etc., etc.  So let's talk about this. Let's talk about how we've gotten into this situation. What can we really do to improve and what things should we be working on and when those vendors come in going, hey, this is a great tool. You should look at it. You should buy it. You know how to see through that. So what is security operations? Right? What are we looking at here? What is the real meaning of that first? Let's set the stage for what we should be doing and then how we should be evolving to. I look at security operations as being that where the rubber hits the road for your organization, where your policies, procedures, what you're looking at is all those tool sets that you have bought, those operating systems that you're running, those applications, databases, etc., what they're feeding into, what are you looking for to find the badness? What are you looking for to find when Tim's been sending those harassing text messages to your secretary or surfing for porn or down a landing mount, etc., not that I've ever done that. This is where it all feeds together, right? If you're not getting the right logs, if you're not getting the right information, how do you get that visibility? Normally we don't, right? That feeds into when we find something, how we're going to do incident response with it, right? Oh, this is involving a certain person. Now we need to do a forensic investigation in regards to what they've been up to. That should also feed into our security awareness program with our employees. And here's the things that we're seeing. Here's that phishing attack that our CEO got yesterday about, hey, I need to change my W-2 deposit from, yes, from some lightcoast.com account because I'm locked out of my domain account, right? Security operations and computer network defense. We can call it a SOC, we can call it a CSER, we can call it an S-SER, throw whatever three or four letter acronyms you want in there. Fundamentally, this is the group of folks of individuals or one individual in some places, right? That's looking for the badness and trying to put the fire out and then figuring out what we can do to make this better so it isn't as painful the next time. Though we sometimes forget there's three key pieces of this. People process technology. What do we tend to focus on? Because we're tech hacker geek nerds. And we don't like talking to people and we hate writing down process. As we have, some of us have evolved, have moved up the food chain as we're into sucky management positions that we don't get to do all the cool technical stuff, we need to focus on all three. How do we leverage each of the pieces? There is no silver bullet, right? No matter how often our CISO is looking for that, right? Or no, we don't have a CISO, let's talk about the CTO. There's certain necessary capabilities that each organization should have. Two varying degrees of how big they are, what the resources they have, what their threat profile look like, what critical infrastructure sector they're in, et cetera. Right? Looking at the events and what they're happening, trying to correlate those to get some quantifying idea of what those events are looking like, leveraging that threat intel, leveraging that indicators, putting those together to get an understanding of what your threat profile looks like.  If it's more in depth, do we need to do digital forensics on it, right? Is this some commodity ransomware we've dealt with a million times or is this something new targeting us? Is this something that we can do some analysis on and share with the rest of the threat intel and incident response community? And then just supporting the tool sets, the things that we have. Hey, Tim, how come we haven't gotten a report from the DLP system for two weeks? Oh, yeah, because we're not doing a performance monitoring yet and the drive filled up. Derp. Those audit and compliance controls. Why should we sit in a weekly meeting going through spreadsheets? Why can't we leverage the technology and tools to do these cross checks for us, right? The intent of audit and compliance was, okay, kids, you have to be this tall to ride this ride because companies didn't want to do security. So let's set something up as bare minimum to do. Well, with the tool sets we have, what things can we do to have this do it for us? And then certainly some insider threat detection. How many people are stealing source code? How many sales people are stealing the entire customer database for the next company they go to? Not that that ever happens, right? Key piece, vulnerability management. What volums do you have trying to correlate that with which ones the bad guys are trying to target? And what things do we need to get the network server desktop folks to fix priority, right? And then outreach. As all we're collecting all this stuff, as we have this ability and understanding, how do we communicate that in a way that the business folks understand it? The pointy head managers understand it. The C levels and even sometimes the board and for some of us, even to our customers, right? Because all those capabilities because Matt did a great job at putting another pyramid together. How do we build from that? How do we need those different pieces in getting that understanding, right? And if you're looking at the Sands top 20, if you're looking at the NIST and all those other standards out there, this is pretty along the same lines. It just gives you better pretty pictures and another good way to display it to the pointy head manager that you have to try to explain it to. But let's try to group those together and Matt did a great way of doing this, right? So when we're building and trying to mature our security operations programs, this gives us some guidelines and some tool sets to help evangelize this to the folks that we need to get those resources, whether it be money for tools, cooperation with other teams, headcount, et cetera. And Wendy did this great one. I really like this. She just tweeted us out about two weeks ago. I'm like, oh yeah, this is going into talk because we all need some kind of pyramid, right? But yeah, fundamentally, knowing what you have and what is it doing.  And I started digging into it anyway and ended up being one of the biggest incidents for that quarter. Controlling those changes, understanding those threats and who's tacking them and using the products effectively and also monitoring their performance. Because there's that capability chasm and here John Lambert did a really good way of identifying those different areas that a lot of security operation centers or security operations capabilities fall into problem wise. Not having executive support fall into various traps. You don't have the right data or you have too much of it. Basically, how do we as teams stay poor? How do we keep running around trying to put out fires instead of taking a couple hours every Friday afternoon and doing something more strategic to help us in the long run? So there's different types of security operations, right? First one, bare bones beginning ad hoc when it hits the fan when there's a certain individual or two from a certain three litre agency that's packing a weapon and knocks on your door going, we need to have a conversation, right? Not that I've ever experienced that. Yeah, the organizations that have evolved to a point of, hey, we might have one or two security people within IT that do this to, we actually have a full fledged C-Cert whether it's dedicated or assigned people to full fledged security operation centers. In this table here, I'll outline the organizational model kind of the size of the organization and we'll touch on how to quantify that in a moment. And then geographical scope. And this is directly from the MITRE 10 strategies of World Class Cyber Security Operations Center. I will reference this book a couple different times even though I don't agree with everything it says, it has some really good information in it. So let's talk about that evolution. How have we started? How did we evolve?  Well, we started as cavemen, right? We might not be talking about Wesley Dale quite yet, but we're certainly looking in that direction, right? This is that ad hoc when it hits a fan. This is that IT guy that goes, oh, I don't need blogs. This is not knowing, but we're starting, right? We're trying to figure out the wheel. We're trying to figure out how to get fire. And then we kick out the person from FireEye. Because, you know, the IT guys, this is, this is so easy a caveman can do it, right? But, you know, Irish, there's no evil bit on a packet. So we just let all of it through, right? This is the organization that doesn't know what they don't know, right? Meanwhile, all their data is being ex-filled. And some foreign countries making product based on their IP that, you know, they didn't have to do any R&D for other than figure out how to compromise your network. So let's go to the Middle Ages, right? Let's go to the somewhat organized ad hoc as needed when we need to go conquer Jerusalem or need to go conquer a local nation state. We need to go put out the fire and then we disband when we don't need it anymore, right? So when it does hit the fan, we might have some process and procedures. We might have some things going on, but it's all old from the last time we did it. That distributed co-managed. I look at this as being the explorers here in the United States, right? Let's go explore what's out there. We have an organized team doing it, but we still need some local help. Do we need an MSSP? Do we need somebody on retainer to do instant response, do forensics? What did you know, thinking of Lewis and Clark and what things they needed to do to make their explorers so meaningful in documenting all the birds they found, all of the nature that they found, right? How do we do that within our security operation center where we kind of hit this level, right? Have that ticketing system and document every little piece and then leveraging that as a resource that we're searching for the next time something comes up. Oh, hey, we've had this ticket, four or five tickets with this same source IP because it's been beaten on our network. Leveraging the tools and the data that we're pulling together so that our exploration, our voyage, is that much more meaningful. Then we have some sort of C-cert capability, right? We're in that organized wagon train across the desert. Hopefully we don't get stuck in truckie for the winter, right? But it's a group of individuals working together in any organized, some sort of organized way, right? For a common goal. Hopefully don't kill too many of the natives while doing it. But you also have those security operation centers that are like the gold rush, right? They keep running to every place they hear that there's gold and they dig and dig and what do they find? And they completely run out all the land that's there that we completely devastated looking for that one nugget. But then we can do security operations at scale. Let's get a tier one, tier two, two, three.  Just like the seamstresses that died in that fire.  So let's try to put some automation into it, right? With those things that we can do, that we do every day, how can we automatically create a ticket and pull in a threat intel from our feeds and from internal and connect all the tickets that have that same IP address in it. Let's try to make it easier for ourselves, easier to make those determinations on how risky isn't how much do we have to take care of this, right? So I mentioned the MITRE book and the process, certainly determining optimal manning levels I worked with multiple clients in regards to how do we figure this out? Well, certainly there's no firm answer. There's no real equation to figure this out. But I have put this together based on MITRE, based on my own experiences as an analyst and working with multiple clients and working in multiple places for many years and how can we get at least into the ballpark of how many headcount, how many people we need and how do we leverage them. This also you need to look at how you as a company are growing so you can project how you need to grow your team, right? So first thing, just like the pyramids, just like the sans critical controls, you have to know number of what you have in your organization, what you're trying to monitor. At least the ballpark, right? Including the number of sensors you think you're going to need to use, how many cloud providers, domains, et cetera. Internal, external, because you're going to be getting the logs from that. Then what's your scope, what's your threat, who's targeting you and how?  Add all that up. If you have less than a thousand, then you probably don't need a 24-7, but depending on your threats and your risk plan, you're probably going to need something, all right? And if you have many thousands, then you definitely need something. If you don't, I really like to know how you're dealing right now. And I'll buy you some alcohol to deal with it, right? So specifically for analysts, specifically folks that's going through all the data, good ballpark number is 1 FTE per 50 to 75 devices, IPs, domains, et cetera. This certainly depends on the number of logs you're getting from those. And the intent is to handle all those critical alerts you're getting after turning your tools as well as process and procedures. So optimal situation, right? Number for ratio from tier one to tier two for basically every two tier one analysts between one and four tier two. And if you're doing FTE for a 24 by seven security operations center, it's more like five to one or three to one in a sock because you need shift operations, you need scheduling, you need floaters for when people are out sick or say F this, I'm leaving the company, I got a better job, et cetera. Or hey, the half the sock is going to DEF CON. Not that that ever happens, right? So for engineers, you know, there's the folks that we have that are doing the sensor tuning or soon the sensor maintenance, basically the stuff, all that tool sets, platforms that we're getting the data from, about half FTE depending on the deployment and also the tool sets you're using, right? If you're using certain Sims that start with an A, you're probably going to need a few more, right? Other ones, potentially less just because of what's involved in keeping them running. If you have your system administrators broken out from your engineers, then your typical ratio one to one or one or two to assist admin engineer types depends on your organization depends on mature you are depending on your separation of duties and to your fellow says admins out there, a belated sys admin day. So placement in your organization for your security program because this is going to directly relate, right? Do you have the wherewithal? Do you have the resources? Does the individual that you report to know the balance of the confidentiality risk, et cetera, right? Or is it going to be like, no, don't turn that off. We need that for such a business thing. We don't care. So you have the conflict of interest. Yeah, we might have a CISO but who does that CISO report to? Does he report or she report directly to the CTO? You still have that conflict of interest, right? Do you actually are mature enough or as big enough of an organization that you have a chief risk officer that looks all of this? And some organizations, hey, they might have security in the sock underneath legal, which is awesome, but are they tech savvy enough to understand what you're talking about when you come and tell them that your website is a cross-site scripting attack going on? So common conversation is do you need something internal or do you need a contract? Just contract it all out. Give it to an MSSP. Certainly, it could be useful to augment your internal capabilities for your smaller, less mature organizations, but, you know, MSSP services are commoditized. There's those common issues you deal with when you talk with certain organizations of how come you don't do this? Oh, well, you didn't buy that package. You didn't look through the terms and conditions, T and C, so we don't do that. So, certainly if you're in the market for getting an MSSP, understand what they're going to be providing you. There are the big ones, there's a small ones, and then there's the one, MSSP is in the middle. I kind of, I try to, I call those the boutique MSSP's. Those tend to fit most clients, most folks I work with a little bit better in regards to their capabilities and being able to pay attention to you and your needs versus just shooting alerts via email or to your ticketing system. Key point is that last bullet there, you, I need to manage that relationship and nurture that relationship. If you're not talking with them on a regular basis, they're not going to care. If you don't hold them accountable, they're certainly not going to care because they're just collecting your money. Oh, I don't need to buy an MSSP, I don't need to sign it up, I'll just do it myself. How well has that gone?  I've seen some of their projects that they use internally that they started 10 years ago and then the guy left and nobody's maintained it since. So what's your software development cycle look like? What happens when the folks that you maintain that get hit by a bus or leave the company or retire? I got my stock, I'm out, bitches. What is it about those open source tools that are already out there? What is it about Greylog that you don't like? Why can't you use it in your environment that you're going to need to create your known for brand new? Why can't we just fix what you don't like and improve the open source project that's out there? Tied to that is also how do we staff our sock? So that MITRE book heavily encouraged that we only needed developers in the sock.  Sorry. It's that diversity piece of getting different individuals that have experiences in different areas within information technology and information security that in the middle of an incident go, hey, I was a sys admin on a sun system and this is what it does. This is how we can go and find it. This is how we can fight the badness, right? No slam against developers but most developers don't run their own systems, right? They don't have that expertise. It's having different individuals at different perspectives in to deal with that fire fight sooner and faster and also come up with better ideas on how to prevent this from happening in the future based on the background experience that we have. We need real and valuable metrics. This is how we use to justify that security operation center we have. This is the baseline that we use to figure out how are we going to evolve to the sock of 2020? If we don't know how well we're doing now, if we're not monitoring the performance on that DOP system to realize that the drive filled up, how are we supposed to know how we need to evolve to? So I did a Google search. This is the first image that came up in evolving to the students. Thank you, marketing. All right. Because that's a good portion of it, right? There's a whole lot of companies out there trying to pitch this out. They're really going to make a difference. So the first thing I've seen is having some robust monitoring and detection, right? But we have Span ports. All right. Wait a minute. Span ports were never intended to be a permanent fixture. They were only supposed to be a diagnostic tool, right? They're only a sample of the traffic and they're the first to die when that device gets overloaded. And when I'm in the middle, too many times, I've been in the middle incident and I'm trying to figure out why our devices are not triggering on the badness because the device is on the line on me. Basically we're missing activity. If we can't see it, we can't fight it, we can't put the fire out. When does this normally become a problem? When the organization runs out of Span ports. A little too late, right? But, all right. So the packet brokers, there's a couple other terms out there. Basically it's a middleman for your network traffic. So instead of putting multiple devices in your network, in line, you put the packet broker there and then make a copy of all that traffic and filter it however you want to your monitoring detection tools. So it's a force multiplier for the tool sets that's monitoring your network, not just for security but also for performance monitoring. So this is a tag team effort with your network folks. Some of these also give you IP fix, DNS, other data out of it. This also lets you use less tech, less platforms. So they're in a prior life, particular organization got a quote for, I think it was, 35 boxes this company wanted to install in this environment. You can imagine the price tag on that. Brought in a packet broker, we were able to cut that in half. That quote went down significantly. That vendor was not happy-ish, but at least they were happy to are getting the opportunity to deal. And we were able to help that organization out by getting better coverage for their environment and into the tool set they wanted to deploy. Not all packet brokers are created equal. A ton of marketing, a ton of foot out there. The UX UI experience with some of these are horrible. Some abilities you can only access through the command line, not through the UI. Also, check the security posture of these devices themselves. Have they updated their firmware lately? What's their software development lifecycle? Certainly do a third-party risk assessment before you buy these platforms.  And certainly the cost of them. Quick picture and how those are normally deployed. Let's talk about data integration, right? Getting that data into your monitoring detection platforms. Hey, I already have X platform. It has the data feeds coming into it. Great. How are you using those feeds in your Sim in your other platforms? You able to leverage those as a pipeline? Is it stove pipes into each of these tools and you're not sharing them back and forth? They're open. Need that situation awareness? Provides better mitigation decisions? Basing it on real data, not that gut feel that we tend to do with insecurity. These tools are not intended to be myopic. Why do we keep trying to deploy them as such? And then from that, let's automate and orchestrate using the real data. Address that low-hanging fruits or you're less of a target. I just call it automated fruits. Whatever. This is no different than the Python, other scripts I did 10, 15 years ago. Right? But now we have a platform. Okay. Awesome. Because it's relatively easy deployment, I can have a tier 1, tier 2 analyst go in and do some clicks and create or update a playbook. And the next place we go to or the new person that comes into the team is going to be familiar with it. We can't say that about that Perlin-Python script that I wrote on a Sunday night after a couple of Bourbon Bear laid doubts. Right? When you're looking at these, be cautious. There's been plenty of acquisition. There's a ton of buzzword bingo out there. Do a POC, do a POV, look at the acquisition space and who's looking at it and what's going on. Oh, yeah. How many times did we see this on Sunday day before? Right? The premise is to take all that information, your logs, and come up with that user account or that entity account and try to identify that this is risky or there's a major threat. All right? Yes. It is useful in ways of if you're mature enough and you have a threat hunting or you have a wolf team that go digging, this gives them some indicators to go chase down. Just in if you're not mature enough to create some of those pretty advanced rule sets in your SIM, this will help simmer some of those things up to the top and help correlate some of those log entries that, you know, don't really quite make sense. Good case and point is, was working with a client. They had an alert come up that one of their employees, one of their employees was in South America trying to log into all their accounts. Okay.  Wait a minute. This is a question of risk, all right? Is that employee actually in South America? Well, call HR, yes, she's on vacation. Okay, good. Second question, why did she ask her? Because in that particular country, it could have been stolen and quite likely could have been. So is that question of risk when you're looking at these tool sets, it might be less risky for your organization, but potentially not for others. And that's where we need to look at for these tool sets of it just helping giving you indicators of rabbit holes that go down into to make that assessment. It can't make that judgment call on risk for you. And this is getting thrown on a lot as well, right? Is it really machine learning? Is it really artificial intelligence? Or is it that startup that a friend of mine worked at, that they called MLAI by just counting how many times an end user would log in? They didn't do really other potential math after that. So definitely dig into when you're talking with these vendors to cut through the bullshit, cut through the marketing buzz. The perception of false positives similar to UBA, UEBA, what's that question of risk in those alerts that it's providing you? Because when you have those things alert, it's not like an old IDS alert anymore where this is bad, this packet was bad. These tool sets are trying to correlate all these different things together to go this kind of fuzzy. This might be bad. So it's a question of how we're going to assess risk. So let's take that MLAI and look at all the network activity from your span port or your packet broker, right? And then look at that end point and look at that traffic to figure out how bad it is. Be very cautious with some of the vendors in this space. Some of you folks I'm sure have already gone through the sales pitch with a certain company that only hires very pretty dude bros right out of college that give you the hard sell that have completely drank the Kool-Aid any inkling that they are not making a sale they completely flip rip the gear out of your data center and they will never talk to you again. Even if you see them on a conference show floor they will turn the other way because you didn't drink their Kool-Aid. What does that say about their product, their sale cycle and what they can really do if that's their marketing approach and sales approach. The thing about I have been able to use a lot of looking at this traffic over a long term to try to figure out what's really bad. What is those protocols that we're not expecting? Why are these two DNS servers talking to each other over open VPN on our network? Are the tool sets we're using our IDS our IPS the MLAI all these other tools are they working as they're intended and supposed to? How do we take the scientific method to prove that that IDS is feeding into our SIM and we're getting the right alerts and we're taking the right automation tools measures to stop the badness, right?  Basically you establish some fake endpoints and some systems internally there's a similar system outside your network and they run attacks in between and does your tool sets adequately detect through the kill chain as they're simulating them what you need to see to find the badness when it's the real bad like anything else there's some thud be cautious, right? How are they integrated? Is it really a separate platform or is it a function of some existing tools you already have internally just haven't leveraged yet and then deception which again just like some of the some odd years ago and there's some stuff we've done on our own in regards to deception and sending up honeypots and fake documents and fake email addresses and that sort of thing here now you have a vendor that's providing a platform to do that for you and monitor for the badness and activity again like everything else we've been talking about there's a whole lot of thud out there what would be useful to you and how mature you are as an organization to encourage this vendor to push it out and maintain it in an easier way with less resources so how are we doing how do we measure ourselves how do we say that we need to go in this direction or that direction right there's those optimal characteristics and capabilities like we mentioned earlier in grouping in different areas there's that organizational model how we're structured do we have the right process procedures to implement all this how do we get there how do we have that capability internally we can run with ensa the c-cert self-assessment the first GCS also has a maturity survey certainly leveraging the sans critical controls we have the NIST ISO EEC so as part of our security program as part of these process procedures we're putting together we should also put in cross checks for us to check if we're doing that on a periodic basis depending on your organization and your threat profile finding somebody to bring from an external agency to make that assessment and make recommendations on how you should improve hopefully with an organization you already have a report with that already know you taking that measurements and giving you a model of hey here's where you at and from our conversations and your threat profile that roadmap to your director of security and your CISO and they go and fight for budget and headcount and here's our plan on how we're going to mature as an organization so where do we go from here we have our log processors we have our dirty sock we have the pen tester come in every so often what's next through the ages we've evolved but we certainly have not matured as an organization as hackers what can we do to help with that we need to ensure the basics are complete back to those triangles do we have that foundation to build from or have we jumped ahead be willing to hire be willing to invest in those hires be wise to the hiring in your local area to your needs and capabilities and what's available in your local market because if you're trying to go we're going to deploy this tool but there's nobody available to run it and maintain it does that make economic sense for your organization does that make proper sense in regards to risk for your organization and is it good enough or are we trying for that perfect solution so many times we're having conversations not just what last week week before oh reddit got pwned because they were using sms2factor and sms2factor sucks and nobody well for them they made a risk call and they said hey it's good enough certainly they probably have potentially have the right monitoring pieces in there to go are these sys admins getting targeted if it's good enough have that monitor there to be able to detect and see is it not good enough anymore and we need to add other mitigations other compensating controls so some takeaways for me rambling for the last few minutes be careful look past that buzzword bingo into marketing use that real data to try to determine what's useful for your environment your risk posture what's that size and scope for your organization when do you need to step aside and go hey I'm in over my head when do I need to bring somebody from external help us with this certainly with that hire to your realistic needs and be willing to hire for this why have that position open for six months hire somebody now you can train them up in that six months right a couple different references I've already mentioned a couple of them quite actually all of them looks like thank you for joining Matt John and so first the other organizations thank to all that have come before us that have worked in socks and have helped us evolve to where we are yes so if you have any questions let's meet outside in the hallway next to the bar thank you very much all have a good day enjoy Defcon


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What's going on in front of the family? Welcome back to another video. It's your girl Denise If you guys are new to the channel make sure you hit that subscribe button and join the family guys today I am going to be giving Isaiah a present that he's wanted for such a long time and the present is going to be Me so guys I have wrapping paper right here I'm gonna wrap myself up in this pretty wrapping paper And I am going to surprise Isaiah by telling him that I have a gift for him and guys right now Isaiah is downstairs. He's playing Mario. He's chilling. So let's go and surprise him But first I have to get ready All right, everyone. So this is the final look Honestly, it took me way longer than anticipated to get this together But I think I did a good job. What do you guys think? So now I have to add my finishing touch obviously have to put on the Santa hat and And now I'm ready to get Isaiah's reaction.  I have a present for you Why not? Babe, can you just pause it real quick?  You promise Okay, I'm coming down the stairs because maybe I have paper I Didn't give you paper, but maybe it's wrapped in paper Okay, just give me one second Maybe but don't don't open your eyes. Okay You better not be What is it? What'd you get me? All right, you're very much. I'm like following your voice. Okay. Stay right here Okay, okay, it's a surprise that you love very very much and It's something that is very close and dear to your heart Car park bro. What else? I mean that my car is like my thing. Well, maybe it is a car park Who knows? All right. What is it bigger small? It's fun-sized alright, oh Okay, not look look like my hands are okay. Okay, don't want the surprise because My hands are planted to my face. So keep guessing. Um, okay. What all right? What can I do with this? You can do whatever you want with it. Honestly, it's versatile All right, what color is it?  Yeah, but it's wrapped in red wrapped in red Can I eat it? if you want to Okay, um Is it a toy can I play with it? It's not a toy though. We could play with it made it a little alright I don't I don't know bro. All right. I'm gonna open them three. No You always just want to like get the surprise whenever you want and that's it. You never want to guess. Can I wear it? No, you can't wear it. Okay. Um What what does it start with? What like what is it? What? What does it start with? Like yeah, like I like the name of it? I guess like I don't know that that's too much of a hint though I don't know. I don't know babe. I give up. Okay, so I'm gonna give you some hints. All right, okay Let's see well It's probably gonna be your favorite thing in the world I'm gonna tell you that my car. I love it with your car bro Then something with Bloober, but it can fit inside your car Bro, there's a million things that could fit inside my car. Can you just tell me can I open my eyes? No? Bro, I don't know what you're talking about anymore like wait, but another thing is it's here because it's here to please you What the hell bro if you got me a toy, babe, I just said it's not a toy I was gonna say cuz I'm not into that type of stuff. I know So I don't I don't understand what the hell would please me it is a food It's not food, but like I said you can eat it if you want to Okay, so I don't know I really don't I give up at this point I'm gonna open my eyes. Okay. Wait before you open your eyes. I have to like adjust the gift. Okay. All right Go ahead. All right The weight is like OD like I just want to find my eyes already. All right You can open your eyes and three Two okay, okay do the countdown. Three. I'll rip it off. I'm your present. Oh, yeah, that's the best present ever I told you keep in a distance because right. I'm looking at you. I'm here. Okay.  Yep Like I said, this is like one of the best gifts. I ever got this is lovely. This is crazy. I kind of lay it I just want to rip it off. You want to rip it off. I want to rip it off I don't know if you can do that. We could do it if we turn off the camera. No Then what's the point of what? What do you what is it? I'm your present. You can unwrap it later I want to wrap you now. You can't unwrap me now, bro. Why not? You have to wait wait my outfit I've put a lot of time and effort into this.  Never been shot down so hard in my life Can we go do something? Why do you want to do something?  Babe. What? Oh All right, I'm gonna fan so that is it for today's video. I hope you guys enjoyed baby want to unwrap me You got to be wearing clothes underneath. There's no way you would just let me unwrap you on camera unwrap me Yeah, right All right guys, so now it's time for today's post notification shout-out today's post notification shout-out goes out to Babe headman. Thank you so much for your love and support. 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Hi everyone, Shawn with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing Jaspys 24 Box Black Mamba Basketball Mixer Random Team Edition where we're giving away a Kobe 1996 PSA 9 rookie. Pretty nice giveaway. We found out actually about putting out the boxes.  There's 24 boxes in the picture and there's 24 here but there's one box that's in the picture that's not on the description and there's one box on the description that's not on the picture. So now it's a 24 plus 1 or 24 and 1 mixer. So there you go. Here is our the way this works. 30 spots. Mixer tons of value. Everyone gets a random team the NBA. No vet common ship except for LeBron, Luca, Giannis, Kobe. At the end of the break we'll take all 30 customer names, randomize them. Top name gets the Kobe rookie and you can see the Kobe rookie right there. So here's the full list of boxes in there. The one that's not listed in the description but is on the picture is actually behind the Kobe here. It's a box of 2018-2019 revolution basketball. So chances at Luca and Trey Young. And the one that's not in the picture but is listed is the 1819 status hanger. So there you go. Here is our customer list from Gretchen Tiernan down to Sean Matik. You'll see some of these spots were won in filler breaks and some spots were bought straight up. No matter how you got in, thank you very much and good luck. And the teams from the Hawks down to the Wizards. Dice rolled a randomize for the break itself four to one five times. Fifth and final time from Sean Matik down to Matt Hagan. See five times on the randomizer, five times on the dice and five times on the teams. Fifth and final time from the Lakers down to the Wizards. Five times, five times. Trade window is open. Like I said there will be a separate dice roll separate randomizer at the end of the break for the Kobe giveaway. So Sean Matik with the Lakers. Joseph Falsetti with the Raptors. Gretchen Tiernan with the Hawks. Brian Orozco with the Pacers. Cody Harrington with the Blazers. Ryan Kasen with the Thunder. Brian Ferguson with the Rockets and the Kings. Tommy Kendrick with the Nets. Vin Senzo with the Nuggets. Brian Orozco with the 76ers. Robert Runkle with the Heat. Josh Melton with the Cavaliers. Lewis T with the Bulls. Robert Runkle with the Knicks. Gretchen Tiernan with the Pistons. Christopher Ferrara with the Mavericks. Robert Runkle with the Jazz. David Baker with the Warriors. Brian Runkle with the Pelicans. Victor Nguyen with the Timberwolves. Richard Bacon with the Celtics. Kevin Rebus with the Grizzlies. Tony Barkey with the Spurs. Robert Mancini with the Clippers. Brennan Vandam with the Magic. Jake Odom with the Hornets. Sean Matik with the Sons. Brennan Vandam with the Bucks. Matt Hagan with the Wizards. And there you go. Trade window is open. So I'll give it a minute or so for people to possibly talk about trades if you guys are here watching live. Brian has the Sixers up for trade. So 76ers are up for trade. Remember guys, this is a multi-year mixer from 2009, 2010 all the way through 2020, 2021. Rob has the Clippers up for trade. We're going to go chronological. We're going to go from oldest to newest. So I'm going to pause the video just because since this is such a big mixer, I'm going to give plenty of people a chance to consider trades. So I'm going to pause the video. When we come back, we'll do the break itself. See you in a minute. Okay, we are back. There was offer that people wanted to trade potentially, but no trades were done. So trying to trade couldn't trade mojo for those teams that were up for grabs. But let's print, rip and get going. We're going for Brian. If somehow that works, I'll still accept. I'll still allow that. But it's got to be in like the next 30 seconds or so. So Brian, if you're here, you're the other part of that. We're going to go chronologically. We're going to start from oldest to newest. So we're going from 2009, 2010 through 2020, 2021. We're going to cover 12 years. Okay, Rob, doesn't look like it. Brian is not responding. So Brian, you do want to trade? Confirm. Say this for this confirmed, this for this confirmed, both of you guys right now. Are you guys on delays? Make sure you guys are watching live. Okay, Brian is confirming. Rob, you're confirming too. Okay, cool. So Robert is trading out of the Clippers. There you go. Last second trade. Good luck to both of you. Brian's trading out of the 76ers. So Brian is now in for the Clippers. Big old T for trade mojo there. Robert is now in for the 76ers as a Philadelphia guy. He is happy. There you go. Trade mojo for both of you. So let's reprint. For anybody watching this on replay or watching a recording of this, you can skip forward to the end of the video for a recap. There also will be in the description of the break itself. There'll be a little timestamp in there that you can click on. Hopefully it's working. It'll take you to where the recap starts and the randomizer for the Kobe. If for some reason it's not just forward to that whatever that timestamp is in the video, and that'll work for you. So here's our final list. You'll see the trade mojo for Brian and for Robert and then last spot mojo, Jake, Odom, Charlotte Hornets. There you go. And here is our ultimate giveaway in the break itself. Kobe PSA nine tops paper rookie. There you go. So that'll be randomized to one person in the break at the end of the break. So no matter how good or bad this break goes for you just remember that potentially could be yours as well. So you can see all of our boxes from the oldest that I'm going to start with over here on the right all the way over to 2020, 2021, 2020, 2021 boxes down there. So let's get ripping. Starting with 09, 2010, which Oliver said, Oliver said, is Chris Paul, I think, is that what he said? No, can't be Chris Paul. Chris Paul has been around for longer than that. Said Griffin, Curry and Harden, not Chris Paul. So he never said Chris Paul. So Steph Curry, Blake Griffin, and James Harden rookies. It's going to be exciting if we can find one of them, let alone all three in this blaster box. I'm feeling it. I think we're good to all of them. Yeah, I was gonna say, I was like, Chris Paul is much older than that. I think he just hit his 16th year. Yeah, 16th year on the league. Something crazy. Anybody remember when Blake, when Chris Paul was going to be traded to the Lakers? David Stern blocked it. What was David Stern, wasn't it? No, it was Rob Manfred at the time. Who was who was commissioner at the time that blocked that? Screwed everybody over. Chris Paul would have been a Laker. Who knows how many titles they would have won. It was David Stern. Now Chris Paul is sitting there, never won a championship, played a great career. David Stern owes him one. So I think that's what the rookie card, yeah. So it's got that logo on it. Is OJ Mayo a rookie that year? I was supposed to be so good. No, OJ Mayo was not a rookie. Look at all these names. Daron Williams, Lamar Odom, pre-issues. Damari Carroll, is he still around? I feel like he is. Memphis Grizzlies, Kevin Rivas. He is, right? Oh, look at that. Jordan. Chicago Bulls, Lewis T. I mean, it's Jordan. You gotta be hyped for that, right? It's called Durant. Yao Ming. Yeah, I do remember that, Brian. I do remember that. Omri Kospi, Tyler Hansboro, Hussler. Other one for the Bulls, Michael Jordan, Lewis T. Mecca Okafor, Taj Gibson. Oh, we got a dual relic for the Rockets. Yao Ming and Hakeem. Houston Rockets, that is Brian Ferguson. Was Kevin, was Kevin Love rookie this year? Unique player with ability to drain primer shots, addition to predominant in the paint. What year was Kevin Love rookie? Kobe. Lakers. Sean Matic. DeMar DeRozan rookie, there you go. Toronto Raptors, Joseph Falsetti. Another Jordan there for the Bulls, Lewis T. Love was eight-nine, so the year prior. Okay. Okay, okay, okay. Well, dang. No Blake Griffin, no Hardin, no Curry, but they get DeMar DeRozan. That's kind of cool. Love seeing stuff like that. Yao Ming, Keem Laijuwon dual relic. Nice blast from the past.  I feel like that, I mean, 0-9 doesn't 10 boxes, the oldest box I've seen in a long time. This is 12-13, totally certified. 12-13 is the dual rookie class, so like lots of rookies, really good rookies too. I wish you did too. He was so unassuming coming out of college, you know? I remember that tournament run. I was like, there's nobody he'll be able to do that in the pros. It's too small. Kairi Rookie, Cavaliers, Josh Melton right off the bat. I think Jenny is Rookie also. Bill Lambier Otto, 11 out of 49 for the Detroit Pistons. Gretchen Tiernan, Kairi Rookie. Darin Collison to 499. For the Mavericks, Chris Ferrara is Russ. Russ is not right. No, no. Joakim Noah to 299. For the Bulls, Louis T. Leandro Barbosa, Relic for the Celtics, Richard Bacon. Dino Galnari to 499. For the Nuggets, Vincenzo Pirella. Favmello. Carlos Buzer to 299. For the Bulls, Louis T. And Rookie Rokal, Festus Azzelli, 115 out of 199. For the Warriors and David Baker. And Antoine Jamison to 499. For the Lakers. And Sean Matti. Festus for the rest of us. So we've seen a Kairi already. Good start. We need more. Tyler Zeller to 299. For the Cavaliers, Josh Melton. LeBron James, Heat Edition, Relic. Very nice. That is Robert Runkle. Eric Gordon to 499. For the Hornets. Actually, sorry, New Orleans. So that's going to the Pelicans. And Brian Frank. City goes to city, guys. So if there was any Charlotte Bobcats, those obviously go to the Charlotte Hornets now. New Orleans Pelicans at the time goes to New Orleans, or New Orleans Hornets at the time go to New Orleans Pelicans now. Just a heads up. Anybody's wondering why that is. Chris Bosch, Relic also for the Heat. Robert Runkle. Gustavo Aion for the Magic. And Brennan Vondem. Tyson Chandler to 299 for the Knicks. Robert Runkle. And rookie roll call, Otto Jeff Taylor for the Charlotte Bobcats, which goes to the Charlotte Hornets. Jake Odom. And CJ Watson to 499 for the Brooklyn Nets. And Tommy Kendrick. Where did who go? Festus Azilly. Festus Azilly. I'm going to say Arizona State, Brian. He sounds like a horns up type of guy. Or forks up guy to guy. Where'd he go? Negative, Brian's saying. Clemson. Fordham, Oliver's saying. Syracuse. Let me say Syracuse. I'm going to say Jim Bayheim product. Syracuse. Second guess. From Mr. Festus. Festus for the rest of us. Raised Court, Brian. Still don't know. Oliver's saying Minnesota. Coby Pack. This should all be Lakers. Shawn Matic. Coby. Coby. Coby. Coby. Some of those I think can be numbered. Just love that they decided to put packs of just Coby cards and products. Just the coolest. It's like, oh, you know how good this guy is? We're just going to put a pack of cards of him only in there for you. So where is it, Brian? Oliver Guest, Minnesota. Okay, standing 12-13 for one more box. This one is Timeless Treasures. Five trading cards. Same rookie class. Another Coby Pack. A little Katie on the front there. Festus for the rest of us. Cool. First up, Manu Genobli for the Spurs. Well, the Keen Warwick for the Bobcats. Jason Thompson for the Kings.  Dirk Novitski. Dallas Mavericks edition. Only edition. 22 out of 199 on the Dirk. Dallas Mavericks is Christopher Ferrara. And our first auto glass rookie, Kyle Singler. For the Detroit Pistons. And Gretchen Tiernan. Vanderbilt. Interesting. That is numbered 395 out of 499. Glass rookie, Jeff Taylor for the Bobcats, which goes to the Hornets and Jake Odom. That is 12 out of 25. And Relic. Manu Bull. Perennial materials for the 76ers. And Robert Mancini. Trade mojo. Six out of 149. There you go. And another Coby Pack. See if we can get a numbered one this time. Coby, Coby, Coby, Coby, Coby. No numbered. So that's one of the first ones approved in NCAA. Interesting. I feel like I never see them except for when they're playing in tournament, like in the NCAA tournament, you know what I mean? I feel like I never see a raised court in normal action. Okay, so that was the final portion of 12-13. Next we're going to 15-16. We're going to make a quick stop there. And then 16-17. Quick stop there. And then we're going full force into 17-18. 15-16. Oliver Rookies. Is this... Which one is Jamal Murray? And is this... Is this Embiid? Jokic. Booker. Okay. 13-14 is Embiid, I think, right? Or is it 14-15? So Nikola Jokic and Devin Booker in this one. 16-17 should be Ben Simmons, right? This is the Coby break, Ricky. We are four boxes in now. 16-17, Ben Simmons, Buddy Heald. Yeah, I think we're only like three boxes in right now. We had a 9-10. 2009-2010 box to start. I don't think we hit anything, any crazy Rookies in that. Hit a Kyrie in 12-13. That was nice. There you go. Devin Booker, right there. Didn't even have to go far. Phoenix Suns. Shomatic. Deep book. There you go. Justice Winslow, I remember him. Grievous Vasquez. Steph Cameron Payne. Daryn Hillard. Hillard. Mario Hezonga. Hezonga. I agree. Hey, even LeBron says he's the most underrated player in all of basketball. Pierre Jackson. Frank Kaminsky. Jordan Mickey. Yeah, I believe he was FSU. That's where I was thinking. Sam Decker. Chris Dopp's also Rookie this year. There's Pony for the New York Knicks. And Robert Runkel. Justice Winslow do. Nice Pony boy there. Miles Turner. Avery Bradley to 399 for the Celtics. Richard Bacon. He's Pony. DeLon Wright. Definitely Pony. His signature says Pony. Definitely Pony. Big Cat. Carl Anthony Towns. There you go. Minnesota Timberwolves. Victor Nguyen. Frank Kaminsky again. Stanley Johnson. Went to Modern Day High School. Eight out of 10. Great Hoops significance out of. I think he's still around too, I think. Gretchen Tiernan. Went to Modern Day High School here in Santa Ana, California. Jarell Martin. Anybody know whose team he's on? Sean Livingston to 299. That guy was incredible. Warriors. David Baker. Remember when he screwed up his leg? Rakeem Christmas. I want to say he was Syracuse. Didn't he have that ridiculous block to win the title? Bradley Beal to 399 for Washington. Matt Hagen. Chris McCullough. Tyus Jones. Raptors. Stanley Johnson, I believe. Stanley Johnson went to... Damn, where did he go? I forget. Dakari Johnson. Rakeem Christmas was Temple. Who was Christmas that played for Syracuse? It had the block. Actually, it was a long time ago, because it was when Carmelo was there, when they won the title for Syracuse. I'm almost positive. Anybody remember who that was? So Brian's saying Christmas was Cuse. But is it a different Christmas? Because I think that was back in Carmelo's day, wasn't it? Justice Winslow, rookie to 299 for the Miami Heat. Robert Runkle. Rashad Vaughn. He had that block in the corner to win the title. Walter Tavares. Lloyd Christmas. Lloyd. Bobby Portis. Emmanuel Murier. He's still kicking around. He's doing good. That's Denver Nuggets. Vincenzo Perea. And LeBron for the Cavaliers. And Josh Melton. And Pat Cunnington finishes it off. So Rakeem was Cuse, but after Melo? So, hold on. But is he the guy that made the block in the corner to win the NCAA tournament? Game 7? Or not game 7. The finals? Not a game 7. Carl Anthony Towns. Another one for the Timberwolves there. Victor Nguyen. Two big cats for you. That's the base, rookie. Robert Covington to 299 for the 76ers. Robert Mancini. Montrezzel, Harrell. Trez. Rockets edition. Brian Ferguson, sixth man of the year. D'Angelo Russell. Lakers. Sean Matik. Kobe for the Lakers. Sean Matik. And Russell again. Lakers. Sean Matik. Nice little end there for you, Sean. For a while there, remember, Cercuse was always in the finals, it seemed like. Hakeem Warwick. That's who made the block? He was there during the time that Carmelo was there. Now it's all making sense. Just a big old done. Played with Dion Waiters and Fab Melo. Who's that? Are we talking about, is that Hakeem Warwick? Are we talking about Christmas? Wait, who's Pistons Joshua? Which one are you talking about? Joshua, are you on a delay? Anybody want to, can somebody see if Joshua's live? I think he might be on a delay. Because I know Stanley Johnson was with the Pistons when he first got drafted. Christmas played with Waiters and Melo. I was like, yeah, I was talking about Stanley Johnson a long time ago. All right, now we're going to 1617. Ben Simmons. This is mosaic, prism mosaic. So this is when, this is before they now have regular mosaic, which is his own product. It was a parallel of prism. And honestly, it looks really cool. I just picked up Jason Tatum. He's a 10, 17, 18 mosaic rookie. Let's talk about work, Davis, Hakeem Warwick. Work done, ultimately. Dude, work done. Good guy. Great guy. Gotta read his story. That dude is legit. His mom died when he was young. I think most of his money went to building houses for low income families. Pretty incredible guy. And oh, the feeling of these cards, so good. Devin Booker, green. This is second year Booker, but that is numbered 14 out of 25. Ooh, that's a camo. Second year Booker for the Phoenix Suns, Sean Matic. There's something about these, this 1617 prism. Like, it just feels so nice. Jordan Clarkson for the Lakers, Sean Matic. Non-numbered, Juan Hernan Gomez, rookie red for the Nuggets, Vincenzo Perea. DeMonte Sabonis for the Thunder, Ryan Kasen. That's right. He did build a house for Deshaun Watson. His story is so cool. Chris Dunn, rookie auto for the Timberwolves, Victor Nguyen. Blake Griffin, red for the Clippers, Brian Orozco, Denzel Valentine, rookie blue, not numbered for the Bulls, Louis T. Goren Drogic for the Heat, Robert Runkel, Kyrie for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton. None of the big rookies, but nice Devin Booker out of 25 there for us. Okay, now we're going up to 1718. Yeah, Joshua, your video is very delayed.  Yeah, there you go. Hopefully you're live now. If not, enjoy living five, two minutes in the past maybe. Okay, we're going to start with 1718 Optic Mega Box. Then we're going to go into 1718 Status, then Crown Royale, and then Court Kinks. Tatum and Spider, plus Bam. What else did we get? Ogy on a newbie, a bunch of good players actually. Darren Fox, Laurie Markinen. I said Bam, right Oliver? Markel Fultz.  Or is it just Keely? Something happened. That dude just can't catch a break then. He's having a rough go at it. Good guy. Good guy. Yao Kui, Evan Turner, Portland, Cody Harrington. There's Darren Fox for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, LeBron James, Court Kinks, Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Trik Kuzma, too. Oh, and Lonzo, Bam Adebayo, Miami Heat, Robert Runkel, John Collins as well for the Hawks, Gretchen Tiernan, Trevor Booker for the 76ers, Robert Mancini. There's Laurie Markinen for the Bulls, Louis T. Did I pass a white? Jared Allen's in this class, too. Is he? That dude was supposed to be great. Remember him? Dwayne Bacon as well for the Hornets. Okay, 1718 Status. Okay, notated by Mitchell in the first box, but let's see him. Got three more boxes, guys. Chris Paul to 149 for the Rockets, Brian Ferguson, Tyler Leiden to 299 for the Nuggets, Vincenzo Perea, and Donovan Mitchell. Spider for the Jazz, Robert Runkel, Alfred Payton to 299 for the Magic, Brennan Vondem, Bogdan Bogdanovich for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, Brooke Lopez, 10 out of 10, two-color patch for the Lakers, Sean Maddock, Kauai Leonard to 199 for the Spurs, Tony Barkey, Jonathan Isaac for the Magic, and Brennan Vondem, Chandler Parsons to 25 for the Grizzlies, Kevin Revis. Well, we got points. So it is 400 points. I'll take those off the screen. Ron Celtic at the end there. So points we will collect all together and randomize them to one person at the end of the break. So if there are more than more than one thing of points, so what we'll do is we'll actually, as a consolation for the first person that misses on the Covey, so number two on the randomizer, I'll get the points. Any and all points will go in that. Okay, next up is 1718 Crown Royale, not in its little cubby hole. Hopefully that means good luck for somebody or good luck for lots of beats. Kyle Kuzma, Lakers rookie, Sean Maddock. Nobody else said anything else was sold out. So if anybody's wondering like, man, he's kind of taking a sweet time, man, because I don't think we have anything sold out right now. Al Horford, Purple, 24 out of 25 for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, James Harden, 15 out of 75 Panini's Choice Awards for the Houston Rockets, Brian Ferguson, Cliff Hagen, 80 out of 99 Otto for the Atlanta Hawks, Gretchen Tiernan. Oh wait, St. Louis Hawks? Are they the Atlanta Hawks? Let's look. What is the history of the St. Louis Hawks? Come on, computer. St. Louis Hawks, full season. What did they become? Yes, Atlanta Hawks. Okay. And our final hit, Magic Johnson, 69 out of 99 for the Lakers, Sean Maddock. Next up, 1718 Corp Kings. This is the last 1718, then we're going into 1819 for a couple boxes. And then 1920. A big old box topper on top. So these are our last chances at Tatum, Mitchell, and the rest of them guys. Tyler Dorsey, level one. Andre Drummond, pretty cool looking. And Kuzma, rookie for the Lakers, Sean Maddock. That is a level three, Kyle Kuzma, rookie. Julius Randall portraits, five out of 175 for the Lakers, Sean Maddock. And level three, fresh paint, Otto Ogie at Anubi, rookie Otto for the Toronto Raptors and Joseph Falsetti. That is 84 out of 100. And rookie Relic, Jonathan Isaac, pinstripe, Art Nouveau for the Magic and Brennan Vondem. 82 out of 99. And box topper. They have rookie box toppers. You don't want to rip? Is it a through the years? Looks like it. Yeah, Kyle Lowry, progressions. So this is going to be a randomizer between the Raptors, Rockets, and Grizzlies. These are awesome looking cards, too. So that'll be a randomizer separately at the end of the break. We're going to go 1819 now. First up is a 1819 status hanger box. This was the box that was not in the picture, but was on the break description. So Luca, Trey Young, plus many more. Rookie credentials, Mitchell Robinson, Costas, Yannis for the Bucks, Brennan Vondem, no Luca, Trey. Then this one was in the picture, but not on the description. 1819 revolution. Come on, let's do a Luca or a Trey before we move on to 1920. Kevin Durant, Revolution, die cut. 84 out of 100, Derek Rose for the Timberwolves, Victor Nguyen. Well, Vortex, Big Cat, Damian Lillard, Shockwave, Mo Bamba, Magic, Brennan Vondem, and Wendell Carter Jr., Revolution Auto, Encard for the Chicago Bulls, Lewis Teet, and Shay Gildos Alexander, Brian Orozco. Nice Shay there. Okay, so no Luca or Trey, rookies at least. See if we can try in the second year of both of them. Coming up, lots of 1920. We're going to start with the heaviest base, Don Russ. Cool. Good luck, everybody. Going to Zion, John Morant, rookie years. Darius Garland for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Paul George to 99 for the Clippers, and Brian Orozco. Cameron Johnson for the Sons, Sean Matic, LeBron James for the Lakers, Sean Matic, Yannis for the Bucks, Brennan Vondem, P.J. Tucker for the Rockets, Brian Ferguson, Darius Garland again for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Matisse Thibault for the 76ers, Robert Mancini, Sekou Demboia for the Pistons, Gretchen Tiernan, Taylor Norton Tucker for the Lakers, Sean Matic, Yannis for the Bucks, Brennan Vondem, Rudy Gay for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Lori Markinen for the Bulls, Lewis T, and right on top, Mr. John Morant, Memphis Grizzlies, Kevin Revis, Trey Young, second year for the Hawks, Gretchen Tiernan, Keldon Johnson for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, P.J. Washington Jr. for the Hornets, Jake Odom, Kobe White for the Bulls, Lewis T, Kevin Knox for the Knicks, Robert Runkle, Keldon Johnson for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Derek Rose for the Pistons, Gretchen Tiernan, Tyler Hero for the Heat, going to Robert Runkle, Tatum Celtics, Richard Bacon, Trey Young again, Hawks, Gretchen Tiernan, P.J. Washington for the Hornets, Jake Odom, and another John Morant, Kevin Revis, Tujaz, let's find a Zion to start, LeBron James, Lakers, Sean Matic, Reggie Jackson for the Pistons, Gretchen Tiernan, P.J. Washington Jr. for the Hornets, Jake Odom, Kobe White for the Bulls, Lewis T, Zion Williamson, Pelicans, Brian Frank, Luca for the Mavericks, Christopher Ferrara, Zion Williamson again for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, D'Angelo Russell for the Warriors, David Baker, Ruby Hachimura for the Wizards, Matt Hagen, and R.J. Barrett for the Knicks, Robert Runkle, nice little handful right there, Kobe White, nice, Chicago Bulls, Lewis T, saw one rookie parallel in there, sharp looking one and two, okay next we're going to go to Hoops Premium Edition Blaster, so I think these are, let me have a little more retail I think, and then I think we're going into, we've got Optic Mega, I think we have an Optic Retail Box too, after that I think it's almost all hobby, board team all parallels, did I lose everybody in the chat? Matisse Thiebel for the 76ers, Robert Mancini, Jared Allen for the Nets, Tommy Kendrick, Jason Tatum for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, DeAndre Jordan for the Nets, Tommy Kendrick, Ruby Hachimura for the Wizards, Matt Hagen, Kevin Love for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, LeBron James for the Lakers, Sean Matik, Troy Brown Jr. for Washington, Matt Hagen, Keldon Johnson for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Cam Reddish, Hawks Green, Gretchen Tiernan, Chris Middleton for the Bucks, Brendan Vondham, there's David, Oliver's recharging his batteries, I can't blame him, David you said you're in Arizona right? We're at Arizona, so Optic Mega, find 10 Hyper Pink Parallels, yeah right? James Weissman, so those are the Hyper Pinks, we'll save those, I'll just stack them, Gilbert, okay, Yannis for the Bucks, Brendan Vondham, John Morant, My House, Grizzlies, Kevin Rebus, James Worthy for the Lakers, Sean Matik, Devin Booker, Splash for the Sons, Sean Matik, LeBron James, T-minus for the Lakers, Sean Matik, sure Floyd, anything that's available, if you want to you can ask the people in the chat, they're still on there, what are some, tell me a sport, David, I can narrow it down, collected pretty much if it's Rui Hachimura, I collected any set of his, and the Pinks, Kawhi Leonard for the Clippers, Brian Orozco, Marvin Bagley for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, Mo Bamba, Magic, Brendan Vondham, Thomas Bryant for the Wizards, Matt Hagen, Kendrick Nunn for the Heat, Robert Runkle, Chris Dopp, Porzingis for the Mavericks, Christopher for our Lonzo Trier for the Knicks, Robert Runkle, Clay Thompson for the Wizards, I'm sorry, Warriors, David Baker, C.D. Osman for the Cavs, Josh Melton and Grant Williams for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Baseball, yeah, we got breaks, Floyd, check the website right above my head, right there, Basketball, David, one of my, one of the most underrated this year, I think, do we have one in here, yeah, up here, Status Timo, I think it's one of the most underrated products this year, I also really liked clearly Don Russ, that was awesome, first year of production on that, Mosaic was exceptional, first year of production on that, pretty much, I think they knocked it out of the park with their first year stuff, and I also think that they're setting up Mosaic to be their cornerstone of the future, I really liked all of that stuff, I mean Prism's always solid, Optic can't go wrong with that, select those three, so I think those three are always good, add in Mosaic now, I think that's your fourth, kind of those, I think those are the top four, and everybody has their own preference over, between those four, you know what I mean, but I think underrated products, Status Timo, was great, and so was clearly Don Russ, I don't know, trying to think, I mean I think Chronicles always has, which we have a hobby box of, Chronicles always has just ridiculous value in it, because it's like 95 percent rookie cards, so if you have a great rookie class like last year's, it just makes itself, you know, no, Status Timo came, we just recently got it within like the last month, but I really like it, the design, the colors, all the whole thing, really clean, like the pink, like the lime greens they're doing, like it all, this is 1920 Hoops hobby, you'll actually see a Status Timo right coming up next David, so first box in 1920 was good, two Xions, one base, one insert, two drama rant base, take that, let's keep that consistent, and then let's hopefully get some parallels, I agree David, I think that sets always a good set regardless of the sport, Kobe White, Chicago Bulls, Louis T, and John Morant right off the bat, for the Grizzlies, Kevin Rivas, Yannis to 2019, for the Bucks, Brennan Vandam, gonna be a lot of, that would have been really cool, Sparkplugs, Demian Lillard, for the Trailblazers, Cody Harrington, Rui Hachimura for the Wizards, Matt Hagen, Cameron Johnson, for the Suns, Sean Mattick, Terrence Ferguson to 99, for the Thunder, Ryan Cason, Blake Griffin, High Voltage for the Pistons, Gretchen Tiernan, Tayden Horton Tucker, for the Lakers, Sean Mattick and RJ Berick for the Knicks, Robert Runkle, Keldon Johnson for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Bradley Beal, Wizards, Matt Hagen, Kemba Walker for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Jared Dudley, Hot Signatures for the Lakers, Sean Mattick, Willie Collie Stein to 199, for the Wizards, sorry, Warriors, David Baker, Bill Russell for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Darius Garland for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Luca for the Mavericks and Christopher Ferrara, Trey Young for the Hawks, Gretchen Tiernan, Admiral Schofield for the Wizards, Matt Hagen, Carl Anthony Towns for the Timberwolves, Victor Nguyen, Kelly Olnik for the Heat, Robert Runkle, Anthony Davis for the Lakers, Sean Mattick, RJ Berick for the Knicks, Robert Runkle, PJ Washington Jr. for the Hornets, Jake Odom, Zion Williamson, Tribute for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, Rui Hachimura for the Wizards, Matt Hagen, Sekou Denboia for the Pistons, Gretchen Tiernan, Andrew Wiggins for the Timberwolves, Victor Nguyen, second auto Grant Williams, Hot Rookie Signatures for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, DJ Augustin to 2019 for the Magic and Brennan Vondem, and there you go. Okay, give me one second. Let me grab more top loaders actually before we go any further. Okay, cool. So that's 2019-2020 hoops. Next up, we're going to do optic retail. T-Mall. T-Mall is an exclusive release to China for Asia. T-Mall is like Amazon for here, but for Asia. So T-Mall is like an exclusive Asian release so it releases there first and then somehow through channels gets back over here sometimes, you know, just typically after the regular release in Asia. So it typically has lower autos, like most of the time it doesn't guarantee autos and stuff like that. It's a lower price point than hobby in most cases, higher than retail in some cases. So it's kind of like a stepping point in the middle. Usually, depending on the type of product, it has different parallels in there. Some of the products they have like exclusive red waves and gold waves. If there are autos, they're usually really, really low numbered and harder to get, but like really low numbered depending on the product. Cool. Good luck. Luca for the Mavericks. Christopher Ferrara. Yannis for the Bucks. Brennan Vandam. James Harden for the Rockets. Brian Ferguson. John Collins for the Hawks. Gretchen Tiernan. Trey Young for the Hawks. Gretchen Tiernan. LeBron James for the Lakers. Sean Mattek. Zach Levine for the Bulls. Lewis T. Alonzo Trier for the Knicks. Robert Runkle. Kyrie for the Nets. Tommy Hendrick. Kendrick. Tommy Hendrick was a boxer. LeBron James, Heat Edition. Robert Runkle. Robert Covington for the Timberwolves. Victor Nguyen. Brandon Clark, Hollow. Rated Rookie for the Grizzlies. Kevin Revis. Ruiachi Mura, Purple for the Wizards. Matt Hagen. And signature series, Alan Samalgic. Rookie Otto for the Warriors. David Baker. Anna LeBron James, My House for the Lakers. Sean Mattek. Pascal Siakam for the Raptors. Joseph Falsetti. Matisse Thibault for the 76ers. Robert Mancini. Tristan Thompson for the Cavs. Josh Melton. Steve Nash for the Sons. Sean Mattek. Clay Thompson for the Warriors. David Baker and Sekou Damboya for the Pistons. That is Gretchen Tiernan. Okay, let's go. Mosaic fast break. Can you see them doing the next couple years? I think there's going to be some really exceptional players, David. I mean, it's not a steal because he was the number two pick, but I think James Weisman is a superstar. I think he would have been a national player the year in college, had his whole recruiting thing, suspension not happened, which was really weird, but whatever. I think he's exceptional. And I actually had him, I had him picked for one of the rookie of the years this year, or as like one of my favorites rookie of the year this year, because I thought with him, Steph Curry and Clay Thompson that they would be able to make a really deep run into the playoffs and stuff this year. And obviously with Clay getting hurt, that's kind of hobbled them a lot, but I still think he's exceptional. Anthony Edwards looks really good. That guy is super exciting. I watched Lamello in high school. I still have my reservations about him, but I mean, I had reservations about Ray Young, look at him.  Oh, Anthony Edwards is being overlooked a ton. Absolutely looked just a ton. Okay, so this is mosaic fast break, which has one auto and it has the fast break parallels which are little disco parallels, sparkles, you'll see lots of them. So like this, Seth Curry to 50 for the Dallas Mavericks, Christopher Ferrara, Cameron Johnson for the Suns, Sean Maddock, PJ Washington Jr. for the Hornets, Jake Odom, Shay for the Thunder, Ryan Kasin, LeBron James for the Lakers, Sean Maddock, and PJ Washington Jr. photo variation for the Hornets, Jake Odom, LeBron James Cavaliers edition, Josh Melton, Fred Van Vleet, for the Raptors, Joseph Falsetti, PJ Washington Jr. for the Hornets, Jake Odom, Ruiachimura Wizards, Matt Hagen, Zion for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, Damien Lillard, to 85 for the Blazers, Cody Harrington, Patrick Ewing for the Knicks, Robert Runkel, Zion Williamson for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, Darius Garland for the Cavs, Josh Melton, Carson Edwards, Rookie Otto, Fast Break, for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Keras Levert for the Nets, Tommy Kendrick, Taylor Norton Tucker for the Lakers, Sean Maddock, Bruno Fernando for the Hawks, Gretchen Tierenin, Colby White for the Bulls, Lewis T, Derek Rose for the Pistons, Gretchen Tierenin, Seco Demboia also for Gretchen and the Pistons, Myers Leonard for the Heat, Robert Runkel, Rui, Wizards, Matt Hagen, CJ McCollum, to 50 for the Blazers, Cody Harrington, Trey Young, Hawks, Gretchen Tierenin, Hito Turcaloo, Magic, Brennan Vondem, Kelvin Johnson for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Jason Tatum, Celtics, Richard Bacon, Stats, team off, let's do it. Ari, as of right now, we don't have anything on the schedule, but anything that's still got spots available can go tonight. So take a look at the site, see if there's anything close to breaking that you'd like to be a part of and make it happen. So we can do anything that's on the site, Ari. Just pay attention to spots available and then if you click the link that's pasted in the chat, that's pinned, that's our schedule. It also has a fillers list, so it breaks that potentially have filler spots pulled out into other breaks, you can check that out as well. My is the video freezing. That pause on your side at all? It froze for a second on my view in front of me. Darius Garland for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Cameron Johnson for the Sons, and Sean Matt. Joe Harris, Pink for the Nets, Tommy Kendrick, Trey Young for the Hawks, Gretchen Tierenin, Tobias Harris to 49 for the 76ers, Robert Mancini, and Fernay Hardaway for the Magic, Brennan Vondem, Cameron Johnson for the Sons, Sean Matt, LeBron James for the Lakers, Sean Matt, Devonte Graham for the Hornets, and Jake Odom, nice Luca Doncic, upper echelon for the Mavericks, Christopher Ferrara, PJ Washington Jr. for the Hornets, Jake Odom, Marvin Bagley for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, RJ Barrett for the Nicks, Robert Runkle, Draymond Green for the Warriors, David Baker, Hassan Whiteside for the Blazers, Cody Harrington, Keldon Johnson for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, and Matisse Dible for the 76ers, Robert Mancini. Okay, next up is Mosaic T-Mall, so Gold Waves, Red Waves in this one, Patrick Ewing Red Wave for the Nicks, going to Robert Runkle Zion for the Palakins again, and Brian Frank, Eric Gordon for the Rockets, going to Brian Ferguson, Sekudem Boya for the Pistons, Gretchen Ternan, Ignas Brazdikis for the Nicks, Robert Runkle, Brandon Clark for the Grizzlies, Kevin Rivas, Patrick Beverly for the Clippers, Brian Orozco, Darius Garland for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, LeBron James for the Lakers, Sean Matic, Dwight Powell for the Mavericks, Chris Ferrara, John Wall for the Wizards, Matt Hagan, Deontamurray for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, and Brynn Forbes, Gold Wave for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Ignas Brazdikis for the Nicks, Robert Runkle, Ty Jerome, Gold for the Sons, Sean Matic, Kobe White for the Bulls, Lewis T, Al Orford for the 76ers, Robert Mancini, and Joe Harris for the Nets, Tommy Kendrick. Now we're going into Hobby Box, and then some Choice Boxes as well, or A Choice Box. Let's do Chronicles, Hobby, Gold Waves are super nice, David. That is correct. So that's what I was talking about, depending on the product with the T-Mall, the Gold Wave and Red Waves are their parallels that are exclusive to T-Mall products on certain ones. So they do it the Gold Wave, Red Wave, they do for that, they also do it for Contender's Optic. I think they also do it for Select. I'm trying to think what else, Prism T-Mall maybe? Optic T-Mall? I think regular Optics, I don't remember. I'm what they call a dumb, David. Just forget. I'm all good looks, no brains. Just joking, I'm both. One of my favorite products every year. Rubiochimura, Wizards, Matt Hagen, Seku Demboya for the Pistons, going to Gretchen Tiernan, Cameron Johnson to 149 for the Suns, Sean Matik and Cameron Johnson, Jersey and Otto, 96 out of 99 for the Phoenix Suns, Sean Matik, Zion Williamson XR for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, Kawhi Leonard to 149 for the Clippers, Brian Orozco, Tyler Hero for the Miami Heat, Robert Runkle, PJ Washington Jr. for the Hornets, Jake Odom, DeMonta Sabonis to 99 for the Pacers, Brian Orozco, Jarrett Culver for the Timberwolves, Victor Nguyen, exactly. Wait a second. I did shipping before. But now, I just do so many hours on breaking. It has taken me away from the sorting and shipping. It's very methodical, kind of therapeutic, the sorting portion of it.  It's very therapeutic. Anthony Davis to 249 for the Lakers, Sean Matik, Luca Dodgecic out of 99 for the Dallas Mavericks, Christopher Ferrara, John Morant for the Grizzlies, Kevin Rivas, Brandon Clark, John Morant. I knew he was coming up. For the Grizzlies, again, Kevin Rivas, Darius Garland for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Zion for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, Catino Mobley, Otto for the Clippers, Brian Orozco, Yanis for the Bucks, Brennan Vandam, Rui Hachimura for the Wizards, Matt Hagen, Carson Edwards to 99 for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Tyler Hero for the Heat, Robert Runkel, and Jackson Hayes to 149 for the Pelicans. Brian Frank, that Kyrie prism update for the Nets, Tommy Kendrick. See? Yeah, just organizing, sorting. It's very therapeutic. Five box left, guys. We're 20 boxes in at this point, 20. Did not misspeak. It was a 24 box break, but ended up being a 24 and one. We've had some good stuff so far. Let's go out with a bang. Okay, let's go. Chris Middleton to 65 for the Milwaukee Bucks, Brennan Vandam and Buddy Heald to 65 for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, 58 out of 99, RJ Barrett for the Knicks, Robert Runkel, Jackson Hayes to 149 for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, and very nice patches here. Three colors on the bottom, three colors on top, six out of ten. Nice gold bowl, bowl for the Nuggets and Vincenzo Porea. Nice patches there. Okay, next up, to Denner's Opit. We have a nice little recap here. Lots of stuff to recap. Trey Young for the Hawks, Gretchen Tiernan, Tracy McGrady, Historical Slamms for the Raptors, T-Mac, Joseph Falsetti. Nice blue cracked ice there. Andre Drummond for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Lori Markinen for the Bowls, Louis T. Brandon Ingram Blue for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, seven out of 99. And Jared Jackson Jr., sophomore contenders autograph. That is 93 out of 125 for the Grizzlies, Kevin Rebus, Leo Kevin, Optic Choice, Paul Millsap for the Nuggets, Vincenzo Porea, Bowl Bowl, Denver Nuggets, Vincenzo Porea, Tramont Waters for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Kyle Guy for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, Jackson Hayes for the Pelicans, Brian Frank, 22 out of 88, and Goga Batadze, signature series auto for the Pacers, Brian Orozco. So that's all 2019-2020. Now we're into current year 2020-2021. Exciting. Teddy, come here real quick. Do you smell that? Yeah. It smells like skunk, doesn't it?  It's a skunk. Literally it smells like skunk, right? Skunk weed? No, like a skunk skunk, doesn't it? Sticky icky. I thought it was having like a seizure or stroke or something. It like for sure smells, right? Yeah, yeah, it smells. Is there like a skunk in the bush right outside the window? Do you want me to look? Just checking to open the plane right there. I'm not going to do it. Okay. Box 24 of a 25 box mixer, Ted. Does it? I told you. Well, that's why I had, I thought it, I thought it was like, I just started smelling it. So I thought it came from like outside the window. At least one Weissman. Let's set your bar so low, David. Say you want a Weissman's gold auto. And then if we land somewhere short of that, you know, shoot for the moon and if you end up in the stars, you're good. No, Teddy and I actually don't talk to each other outside of work for mortal enemies. It's like spy versus spy.  It's all good though. Emmanuel quickly for the Knicks and Robert Runkel, Anthony Edwards for the Timberwolves, Victor Nguyen to 699 for the Dicks, Patrick Ewing. That is Robert Runkel, Sadiq Bey for the Pistons. That is Gretchen Tiernan, Luca for the Mavericks, Christopher Ferrara, Chris Paul for the Thunder, Ryan Kasem, Theo Maladon for the Thunder, Ryan Kasem, Cole Anthony for the Magic, and Brandon Vondam, Yannis for the Bucks, Brandon Vondam. Nice, Brendan. I like that. Obi-Toppin for the Knicks and Robert Runkel, Devin Booker for the Sons, Sean Matik, Tyrese Maxie for the Sixers, Robert Mancini, 22 after he finished school. Who is it? Brendan, what's the name? Tristan Thompson for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Peyton Pritchard for the Celtics, and Richard Bacon, Patrick Williams for the Bulls, Louis T. Devin Vossel for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Tyrese Maxie for the 76ers, Robert Mancini, Tyrese Halliburton for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, John Merant for the Grizzlies, Kevin Revis, Josh Green to 199 for the Mavericks, Christopher Ferrara, Lamello Ball for the Hornets, Jake Odom, Dearon Fox for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, Riley Yeatman, so he's 17 years old right now, position player, pitcher, what is he, Brendan? I feel like an Australian.  Tall Australian pitcher, that's what I'm going with, based off of that name. Riley Yeatman, Alexi Pokejewski for the Thunder, Ryan Kasin, Jason Tatum for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Isaac Acoro for the Cavaliers, Josh Melton, Obi Toppin for the Knicks, Robert Runkel, Devin Booker to 199 for the Suns, Sean Matik, Denia Avdija for the Wizards, Matt Hagan, DeLon Wright, Otto for the Mavericks and Christopher Ferrara, right-handed pitcher, not sure on his height, I'm going to guess he's probably six-four to six-six, Onyeko Kangwu for the Hawks and Gretchen Tiernan, Charles Barkley for the Suns, Sean Matik, Riley Yeatman, I'm going to look him up after this, tell me, six-four to six-six, actually no, I'll go six-four to six-eight, six-six is the median on that one, James Weissman, Warriors David Baker to 199, Dennis Johnson for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, six-foot, that's it, wrong, I don't like being wrong, Eric Pascal for the Warriors, David Baker, and Jaden McDaniels, Hot Signatures Rookies for the Timberwolves, Victor Nguyen, Jason Tatum again for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Russell Westbrook for the Rockets, Brian Ferguson, there you go, right, David, six-foot, I was expecting him, if he got signed as a 17-year-old, I'd expect him to be some big dominating pitcher with a cannon, you know who I was thinking, Brendan, I was thinking of Thorpedo, you know the swimmer, I was thinking somebody like with his build, just like some ridiculously tall athletic dude, okay, last box, 2021 certified basketball, then we got a big old recap, the Thorpedo, remember that guy, Olympic superstar, cool, good luck, let's finish it off strong, Cole Anthony to 99 for the Magic, Brennan Vondem, Chris Paul for the Thunder, Ryan Cason, Zeke Najee for the Nuggets, Vincenzo Perea, Buddy Heald for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, James Weissman, 2020 for the Warriors, David Baker, there you go, David, Zach Levine for the Bulls, Lewis T, Patrick Williams for the Bulls, Lewis T, TJ Warren for the Pacers, Brian Orozco, we got a redemption, Tyrese Maxey for the 76ers, Robert Mancini, Stephen Bradbury, what did he do, Brendan, was he a swimmer also? Say the redemption for the end, Julius Randall for the Knicks, Robert Runkle, Aaron Nessmith for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Dearon Fox for the Kings, Brian Ferguson, Kemba Walker for the Celtics, Richard Bacon, Hasan Whiteside for the Blazers, Cody Harrington, Patty Mills for the Spurs, Tony Barkie and Trey Jones, Pink Camo Rookie Auto II out of 25 for the Spurs, Tony Barkie, Onyeka Akangwu for the Hawks, Gretchen Tiernan, Gloria Druggich for the Heat, Robert Runkle, Malachi Flynn for the Raptors, Joseph Falsetti, last thing we have, our redemption, Speed Skater was still lost to the 12-corner, oh yeah I remember that, I think I remember that, wasn't Apollo Ono in that race, Brendan, was that was that against him, could it be, Lamella Ball to end the break, freshman, fabric, signatures, red, card 38, let's see, L, K, okay, A, it is, Lamella Ball to end the break for the Charlotte Hornets, Jake Odom, last spot, Mojo, what's the signatures red parallel out of, what a finish, Lamella Ball, I haven't done loss of certified, but it's the second Lamella Ball redemption I've pulled, let's look that up real quick, it's not like we're in a rush, Reds out of 99, what is it, freshman, fabric, signatures red, freshman's fabric, signatures red is out of 99, nice, there you go, very nice ending right there, okay we got a couple randomizers and we have a recap, long recap, lots of stuff happening, okay, so two randomizers, first randomizer is this Kyle Lowry, progressions, box topper, super cool looking card, that's gonna be between the Grizzlies Rockets and the Raptors, and then the second randomizer is for the Kobe rookie, so first on the randomizer gets the Kobe rookie PSA 9, second on the randomizer gets 400 points, little consolation for being first non-Kobe, so let's come over here, pop open, there you go, Grizzlies, Rockets, Raptors, there you go, and then here is the list of all the customers from Gretchen back down to Sean Maddock for the Kobe and points, dice roll, same random, same dice roll randomizer for both randomizers, three and a three, six times guys, good luck, one, six in final time, Rocky, or Rockets, Rockets, not Rockies, different sport, Rockets, Houston Rockets win that one, so that's going to Brian Ferguson, so you can see Houston Rockets there, we're gonna put that in the oversized top loader for you and tag that as well, so that that's going to you, and the Rockets and then randomizer points, 400 points, it's the second on the list, first gets the Kobe PSA 9, rookie, good luck guys, six times, sixth and final time, okay, from spots two down to 30, thank you guys very much for getting in on the break, and I hope that I can do better for you with random.org next but special congratulations with the consolation prize to Josh Mountain, 400 points, but special congratulations, Lewis T, Lewis had the bulls in the break, you just got yourself that Kobe PSA 9, rookie, congratulations dude, there you go guys, that was the break, let's do a recap, boom cool, so quick little recap guys, Josh Mountain you got 400 points coming your way, thank you very much, and Lewis, you got yourself that Kobe PSA 9 paper rookie tops, RIP Kobe, we got a lot to recap, it's 25 boxes, Jordan, Jordan, Kobe, Jordan, Yao Ming, Kim Laijuan, Festus Adeli, Kyrie Rookie, Bill Lambierado, Leandro Barbosa Relic, Jeff Taylor, Rookie Otto, Chris Bosch Relic, LeBron James Relic, Kobe Kobe Kobe Kobe Kobe, Kyle Singler Rookie Otto, Jeff Taylor Rookie Otto, Bull Bull, sorry Manute Bull Relic, Kobe Kobe Kobe Kobe Kobe, Devin Booker Rookie, Kristoff Porzingis Rookie, Carl Anthony Towns, Stanley Johnson Rookie Otto out of 10, Emmanuel Moudier, LeBron James, Montreuselle Hurrell, Carl Anthony Towns, DeAngelo Russell Kobe, DeAngelo Russell Rookie, Devin Booker out of 25, second year, Chris Dunn Rookie Otto, De'Aaron Fox, LeBron James, Laurie Markinon, Bama DeBio, John Collins, Donovan Mitchell, Brooke Lopez Relic, 10 out of 10, Kyle Kuzma Rookie, Magic Johnson out of 99, Cliff Hagan Otto out of 99, Kyle Kuzma, Ogyana Nuby Rookie Otto, Jonathan Isaac Rookie Relic, Yanis Shea Rookie Shea, Wendell Carter Jr. Rookie Otto, John Morant, Yanis Anticompo, Yanis Anticompo, LeBron James, Kobe White, John Morant, Tyler Iroh, Kobe White, LeBron James, RJ Barrett, Lucas, Zion Williamson, Rui Hachimura, Zion Williamson, nice Kobe White Rookie Parallel there, you can see it's going chronologically. LeBron James, Rui Hachimura, Yanis, John Morant, LeBron James, RJ Barrett, John Morant, Rui Hachimura, Yanis, Kobe White, Luca, Jared Dudley Otto, RJ Barrett, Zion Williamson, Rui, Grant Williams Otto, LeBron James, LeBron James, you did, yeah thank you David, Yanis, Luca, Alan Somalgic Rookie Otto, Rui Hachimura, Purple Rated Rookie, Hollow, LeBron James, Rui Hachimura, Zion Williamson, Zion, LeBron, LeBron, Carson Edwards Rookie Otto, Kobe White, Rui, LeBron, Luca, RJ Barrett, LeBron, Zion, Kobe, Cameron Johnson, Jersey and Otto, out of 99, Tyler Hero, Zion Williamson, Rui Hachimura, Katina Mobley Otto, Tyler Hero, Rui Hachimura, Yanis Anticompo, Zion, Ja, Ja, Luca, out of 99, RJ Barrett, out of 99, Bowl Bowl, Patch Otto, out of 10, Jared Jackson Jr, out of 125, Goga Vataze, Lamello Ball, John Morant, Yanis, Luca, Anthony Edwards, DeLon Wright, James Weisman, Jaden McDaniels, James Weisman, Trey Jones, out of 25, Rookie Otto, Pink Camo, and the last hit of the night, Lamello Ball fabric, Freshman Fabric Signatures Red, out of 99, nice one there, and there you go guys, that was the break, that was Jaspy's 24 Box Black Mamba Basketball Mixer, RIP Kobe, from jaspyscasebreaks.com, I'm Sean, Jaspy'scasebreaks.com, thanks for hanging out, we'll see you next time.