Welcome everybody to this panel which is about what I think everybody in the room would agree might be the world's scariest near-term and maybe not just near-term problem when we talk about food. Every issue that's being discussed here at the forum runs through this issue whether it's climate or war in Europe or inflation or the comeback from COVID or disruption of globalization and so we have an incredible panel here and I want to just say I think we should go down the line and hear from each person what do they think which one of those a range of issues is the most important near-term issue in food. I'm David Rhodes I'm the group director of SKY based in London. SKY is the European division now of Comcast the American media and telecom conglomerate I'm a 2013 class of the young global leader program for the forum and here with the International Media Council we have Raj Shah who I've known since you were in the Obama administration now president of the of Rockefeller good to good to have you with us Claire Akamansi CEO of the Rwanda Development Board welcome Hanika Faber we have found we have a couple of things in common she is a division president of Unilever and Theo de Jager the president of the World Farmers Farmers Organization so welcome we've got multiple continents multiple perspectives represented why don't we go down the line of all those things that we're concerned with right now just in a in a few words what is the most what is the most pressing what's the worst problem for food right now well maybe I'll you want me to start I'll start with a number which is 48 and in 2007 8 and 9 during the last major global food crisis there were 48 moments of significant political violence and political instability as a result of spikes in food prices many people are aware of the link between that reality and the emergence of the Arab Spring many people are aware of the mass migration and the extreme human suffering and political instability caused by food crisis and at the end of the day food and its availability its quantity and quality are critical to the maintenance of stability around our planet so my biggest concern frankly is that we are just starting a food crisis that is far worse than 2007 8 and 9 and that by the time we get to August September October what we all know as the hungry season and we can go into why it's referred to that way that we will see the consequences of this food crisis in the terms of political instability mass migration famine in certain parts of the world and and the only other introductory comment I'd make is because we've been through this so many times before we actually know how to prevent the worst consequences and more importantly we know how to invest in the prevention of these types of crises causing human suffering and political instability around our planet and yet crisis after crisis after crisis we often fail to take those actions so I look forward to learning from my colleagues here about what works and investing in those efforts in a much more significant way so that our future is not so vulnerable to you know a war in Ukraine or a drought in East Africa Claire your biggest your biggest concern I'm worried about the impact of food prices on the momentum that we were we were already achieving as a country but also as a continent if you look at the the gains we had made on you know food security a rounder for example had attained food security millions of people had been taken away from poverty and we were seeing those gains with the current food prices that we're seeing you know recently we saw a 16 percent increase in food prices in Rwanda we saw at 121 percent increase in fertilizers that's going to impact productivity productivity is going to impact food security is going to impact livelihoods because purchasing power is going to be affected in a country that was still addressing issues of poverty I'm worried about what that means in terms of going back on some of the gains we had made on poverty and and and and also food security and so I'm looking at that and also what it would mean to even undo the the the the gains that will have lost I think would be a very difficult challenge undoing those gains undoing those gains Hanukkah your your biggest concern yeah I mean I will echo them I think we have a possibly unimaginable food crisis right in front of us and when food fails societies fail and we all fail I think the hopeful thing is we know what to do my biggest concern is will we do it fast enough so hopefully we'll talk about that hopefully hopefully Theo I want to echo what all the other speakers said what I fear most is that people are looking to the farmers to solve the problem we we can produce more on less with less but we simply don't have the means to do so in the current circumstances we the risk we are exposed to because of climate because of the the financial environment the energy the prices of our inputs fertilizers diesel agrochemicals farmer would now think three times before he makes the investment so it's not only us who can solve this problem we need a team and we need it quickly right you can't do it yourself there's a UN suggestion this week that here at the forum that 1.7 billion will face food insecurity this year a credible Eurasia group report puts the number higher 1.9 we're gonna take questions from our audience here as we go and no Slido it's an intimate enough room we'll be able to get everybody involved I'll be able to see you it'll be my fault if you don't get called on but and we're being live-streamed what I'm hearing though as a unifying theme here as concerned as we might be in the news agenda with Ukraine our organization led this week with the situation and at the port in Odessa getting the harvest out but what I'm hearing is that prices pricing the inflationary context of the inputs post COVID of what people in the street face that's really what's going to tip us over into that insecurity this year maybe Claire talk about that from 15 to 20 percent increase I mean your government many governments must be concerned about civil unrest in a situation like that as we go into that season what's the feeling out there for us as a government what we're thinking is I mean these are challenges that are real and they're happening globally the key thing is to bring all the parties together starting with the people that are going to be affected those that are going to be paying high prices those that are already feeling the pain getting them to understand what's going on and some of the solutions that we have so I think engaging the people in the public and community and really sharing the truth of what's happening and what we have to work to grapple with I think for us that has been very important but also trying to intervene as government to get as safety nets social programs that can really support those that those that have been most affected that's something that we're doing also as a country and I think that's very important to do that at the now but I think more importantly is to think about how do you increase local production for Rwanda or for Africa and in Africa we always talk about 60% of the world's arable land is enough in the African continent but we're not utilizing it we're relying on wheat or other products from somewhere it's a crisis but how do we learn from this crisis and how do we fix some of these problems that we've had recently Rwanda signed an agreement with the World Bank a 300 million dollar agreement to try and finance some of these things that we're talking about how do you do risk agriculture how do you support farmers and we have everything that it takes in Africa we just need to put everything together to make it work I mean what I hear from Theo is that even where we have land in cultivation we've got problems on those input prices but I guess there's more land to put into cultivation where that came from is your point but then we cannot waste this crisis and just keep farming the way we've always done because this crisis is bigger than the Ukraine imports this crisis has been building for a long time climate change is a big part of it droughts floods which means we have to farm differently and this is a great time to start farming differently we call it regenerative agriculture it has to come to many more acres many more crops many more regions around the world and as businesses we have a responsibility to fund and scale that transition because the farmer cannot do that on his own and we've got good examples so if I might quote one that's been in place between Unilever ADM and the farmers of Iowa for five years now soybean farming you know we have big cell of mayonnaise, helmets, soybeans. Soybean farming is not great for the soil it's very mechanized so water runs off the soil deteriorates so we started with a hundred farmers in 2017 to see if we could farm differently to reduce emissions to reduce water pollution to improve soil health your company points out yeah it takes one to four centuries to have soil that's suitable for this it all starts with the soil so started with a hundred farmers we measured it University of Iowa measured it and after five years we're seeing reduced emissions less pollution higher yields it can be done again with of course leadership of the farmers of Iowa transitional funding from ADM from us we'd love to see more from governments to enable this as well it can be done it's not rocket science but it has to be done on many more crops many more countries now if we're going to avert this crisis Raju and I met in coverage of politics and it's ironic how everything comes back to Iowa in that context but but you probably what what is the role for NGOs and for multinational for global institutions in this I mean we've got a government perspective we've got a corporate perspective I think people probably look at the sector and think that you know philanthropy isn't big enough to get us through this well philanthropy certainly not big enough to get us through this what what we can do is sort of highlight the path forward and try to lift up and listen to the voices like Claire that basically just gave us the roadmap to to solve the crisis and that roadmap has I think three basic components right now the first is we need aggressive humanitarian action now informed by all the science and innovation that we've put into place over 40 50 years to improve the effectiveness of that humanitarian action for example Rockefeller and grow intelligence a data and AI company launched a tool that allows us to visualize vulnerability in terms of this crisis going forward we know when we knew before Ukraine was invaded we know we knew where the hot spots were going to be now we know within with real precision where the hot spots are likely to be in terms of people starving and real political instability from food crises later this year we can pre-position food we can get NGOs in there we can support the world food program to have the resources it needs we can work with local producers and governments to protect people in those communities and reduce the pressures on migration violence unrest that may result from real acute hunger later this year that's number one number two is what Claire said which is we should be investing aggressively in social safety nets and the truth is the whole development enterprise the countries themselves the world bank and other similar institutions and NGOs have learned a lot about how to provide meaningful social protection to communities that are vulnerable we know how to reach children we know how to reach pregnant women we know how to run school feeding programs we know which of those programs are likely to be most protective at times of crisis and right now because countries are facing a fiscal crisis from rising interest payments on debt from increased fuel costs and increased food costs from the prices you just mentioned they don't have the fiscal capacity to invest in those protection programs when they are needed we should have a massive global effort this should be part of a g7 it should be part of a g20 but right now we need much much bigger push in that area the final area is again what Claire said it was help farmers we know that helping farmers works to increase local production when i was part of the obama administration we launched and we've talked about feed the future feed the future works in rwanda 19 other countries it's no magic we work with local leaders like Claire and farmers that are represented throughout the country mostly small scale and medium-sized farmers and in fact they have improved their yields they've improved their production and the 19 feed the future countries are actually more resilient to this crisis because of effectively seven eight years of real investment another example is agra the alliance for a green revolution in africa agra has reached it reaches about 11 million farmers in in about a dozen countries in africa on an annual basis about half of those farmers have improved their adoption of fertilizers and inputs like improved seeds all local all very sustainably done and the result has been they've increased their yields from about 1.2 tons per hectare to 2.5 tons per hectare that i mean clear you tell us what difference does that make for a family and for a community when you double yields from that low of baseline i mean in america yields are what 10 tons per hectare in in europe they're probably eight or nine africa is one of the few places where you still have a lot of farming that's only producing one or one and a half tons per hectare so so we know these efforts work we know they're incredibly powerful we need to invest in them more and we have to use this crisis to actually solve this problem but it's part of what we did and i say just we in terms of here we are at the forum we're trying to get a handle on these issues from sort of 37 000 feet but in globalizing many of these systems that we're now talking about how that feeds back to the farmer we also specialized very highly so hanneke you talk about specialized agriculture in terms of how we grow soy but we specialized in other ways that so much fertilizer comes from one country that's so much grain to support subsidized bread comes from another country did we over-specialize in terms of the food chain you know food security no longer means that any country produce everything it consumes or the other way around that it consumes everything it produces in the modern world food security means that you need to produce enough of that in which you have a competitive advantage so that you can exchange for that in which you do not have a competitive advantage you must stick to your guns you must produce that which you are good at and which your area supports and and and that boils the question down to trade right the trade must flow where we are sitting here today there is still enough food in the world there is enough that we can afford to waste about 30 to 35 percent of the food that that leaves a farm gate and we do we we are not sure that it will still be the case in 10 months from now we don't know where the farmers will be able under the current conditions to produce what what we need but the the playing fields must then be labeled it must be easier to move food and fiber across borders and we cannot allow inputs agricultural inputs fertilizers diesel and and food to be used as a weapon of war we must go beyond that and i know it's it's an uncomfortable thing and i got criticized for this here in Davos but i have a bleeding heart for the farmers in russia you know that we cannot create a new humanitarian crisis on that side and and somehow we we must address the cause of our problem now the cause is not only this war we already had sky high fertilizer prices during covid farmers are still reeling from the impact which covid had in the disruption of their markets but now with this war we we must simply get it to an end somehow i was reading Montgomery's autobiography last weekend he says about the second world war but this war could have stopped two years earlier millions less lives lost if total surrender was not the the goal of it and and as farmers we we are not politicians we are not scientists we are not academia we are looking to to leadership to go there and address this issue and see what we can do to normalize things or else you know martinsuskin the the the German philosopher says imagine there's a war and nobody goes there then it will come to you and he will no longer have the option where to fight it it will come to your yard to your verandah to your kitchen and to your bedroom i think that the time has come for from from our perspective as farmers to go to the war and and to try to bring a meaningful end to it everybody talk about the consequences of it but it it cannot be that hard to get to an amicable solution to the war well claire theo may not be a politician although that was fairly rousing political speech so i don't know maybe after the farming thing but but claire you are a political figure and if i can say in a country with very real experience of needing reconciliation from a violent conflict so how do you respond to this idea that at a certain point you just need to draw a line under it because one side does not get total victory well i think for us in random what we learned from the the genocide against the two that happened was nobody won everybody lost whether a victim or perpetrator or everybody lost and some in everything that we do we always think about bringing everybody on the table and that's why i said engaging even even those that are suffering you know from the you know current food prices they need to know that there's a problem we're grappling with together you're not pointing fingers but we're going to sit together and and knock our heads together to find a solution but back to your question or did we over specialize i think we did and i think that africa lost out in that over specialization and africa has the potential to be part of the solution and to think about diversifying sources of supplies or sources of inputs and and i think for us as as an african continent this is a time to really challenge ourselves to rise up to really find or be part of the solutions and as we think about some of the innovations that are being discussed today you know you talked about regenerative agriculture climate smart agriculture all these innovations new seed varieties who's thinking about those i think we also want to position ourselves in the african continent as being one of those places that you can try these innovations and test them and run in particularly we like to position ourselves as a proof of concept country you know we don't have all the solutions you have some of the innovations are you looking for a place to test them let's test them together we'll give you a country we'll give you a place we'll give you a commitment as a government and we'll bring the resources that we have together to test and you know prove those concepts and if they work very well let's scale them to the rest of our knowledge transfer too in order to to learn more about that i mean is that the most yeah i think on the one side you know it's it's a pipe dream to think any country on this planet can be food sufficient self-sufficient even the u.s which is the most self-sufficient country is not self-sufficient so trade and borders must stay open if we're going to feed everyone that said in africa we have a big opportunity to produce and manufacture more food in africa for africa and we love working with rwanda where we did a big tea um collaboration together we're now working on finger millet which you may have never heard of but i had some of that this morning there you go there you go but we eat too many of the same crops we're working on finger millet in kenya africa can be a real lab and we've got to do more in africa for africa but is it would you say from a sort of multinational perspective is it is it a current reality or is more of an aspiration it's increasingly a reality so if i look back even two or three years we were only doing about 40 of our materials for that we sell in africa came from africa we're not about 65 so we've really made a step change and it was of course kind of silly you don't bring eggs from france to sell mayonnaise in africa so we don't do that anymore um all right we must have some questions from our group because i think we've had a few provocative uh perspectives so let's uh let's start right here in the front oh and we have microphones we've thought of everything hello thank you my name is adam and i'm a global shipper from kotono in benin i would like once again to raise the awareness about the fact that food is now becoming the number one priority when it comes to geopolitics and regarding to that having 60 percent of the arable land i would like to know what you think about how us african can and i'm happy to you brought it up can increase or enhance intra trade among ourselves in order to be self sufficient and then maybe be the solution for these crises thank you can i respond to that yeah often the most beautiful things are born in times of crisis and with every cell in my body i hope that this crisis will spark the food production revolution in africa africa has everything which money cannot buy the land the water the climate the people what it lacks is things that money can buy infrastructure linkages to markets mechanization modernization we need to commercialize agriculture in africa and we we need to mechanize it and bring the latest technology to the youngsters over the last few years i've seen young people going back to farms when it is profitable if it is not profitable they want to run away from it and the profitability came with digitalization it came with connectedness when they could look for markets and see what the market want and find ways to get it there nothing makes me more excited about a new generation of young farmers in africa who are stepping forward and taking control of the the challenges of competitiveness if i could add to that i think also to increase intra-african trade i think investments is an an enabler of trade so to be able to trade within africa we need to see more investments within africa and across africa and we do already see intra-african trade supporting that we have investments for example in a big part from south africa from kenya from north africa morocco egypt among others so i think being able to really make it easy to do business within the african continent so we have more investments coming in those investments will unlock intra-african trade who's who's supposed to lead that investment because i'm hearing that it's a technology issue it's a mechanization maybe issue is that is that a sort of multinational sector is that require sort of government or extra governmental coordination who's who's supposed to do it i think it's innovative partnerships actually the the world economic forum has these innovation hubs which enable government ngo's business farmers should have started it should have started with the farmers to get together and come up with these partnerships because it has to be all of us it cannot be just a farmer or just a business raj i think the role of trade certainty in this context is hugely important because it's very hard to have either domestic investment or foreign direct investment in commercial agriculture if the rules are unclear if the rules are unclear and just to put it in perspective right now as we speak i think 30 countries have instituted export bans of different commodities during this crisis compounding the fact that 30 percent of the world's wheat for trade is stuck in ukraine and 20 percent of the world's nitrogen for fertilizers stuck in russia and that just makes matters worse so when the indian government pulls its wheat off the global market or the indonesian government pulls its palm oil off the global market it's exacerbating a crisis and that those actions which speak to a real domestic fear about will we have food to feed ourselves right now will actually come back and undermine the global system's resilience in six months 12 months 18 months so we have to avoid this and there needs to be much more of a political agreement to have trade certainty in order to both get through the crisis and to enable more direct investment in agriculture but the in a way controversially speaking up for the russian farmer here you're saying look this these kinds of there's harms all around so look we could have had a defense minister join our panel today to talk about the challenge of getting ukraine's harvest out through odessa but i suppose it goes further than that too in terms of we talk about not buying russian gas russian oil but to the degree that we don't buy the harvest from there is that where where's what's the pain point what when you're saying you're speaking up for that incremental farmer in the east what are we doing wrong they must be able to produce they must still be food in in in russia too um we are not going to wish away russia a country is not only its political leaders it's their people too and it's the biggest profession in russia it's the biggest profession in the world they are more farmers than they are in any other profession and they are often the poorest they are often the most food insecure russia is not a country of mega farmers and corporate farmers it's a country also of of small holders and they are a member of the world farmers organization and and they make valuable contributions in the development of of policies in both europe and in asia we still take medicines there the usa is still taking medicines there and stuff so i i want to plea for food to be able to cross borders and who and and that we not cause a hunger disaster um which later will become a global disaster anyway it's not their problem it will be a problem of all of us it'll be our problem richard i think you were next so and we got a microphone for you maybe there thank you to what extent is trade protectionism so for example the classic you know french farmers are protected and keep the prices high so you maintain supply of milk or you know whatever it is if those went away you know ideal world are we a lot better off and how does that happen politically now i think repurposing agricultural subsidies is a huge theme um around the world and it needs to happen still too much of you know europe's giant agricultural cap budget goes to practices that are not sustainable um and the e u to their credit has done has made progress on repurposing subsidies but it's far from being done and this is the same in india and it's the same in the united states and various other markets so that needs acceleration because otherwise again we're creating our own crisis the cap has been litigated in this and other forums since anyone can remember and since it predates many of these international organizations but you're saying it's still a very present danger to the system absolutely absolutely again progress has been made but more progress needs to be made and for example right now the e u is debating fit for 55 which is their co2 reduction target and all the and what plans they need to do to actually meet that target it's all about energy regenerative agriculture isn't even mentioned um so that needs to change regenerative agriculture carbon capture soil and repurposing subsidies towards those practices so it's more it's too much you would you'd say it's too much toward mobility and well we need those things too but if we're going to be net zero which the u has said they will we need agriculture to play a massive role uh third row and then we'll come over here good morning everybody my name is kadeem al-dari i am the chairman of al-dahra agriculture based in Abu Dhabi um what i hear today like what we heard in 2008 and actually in UAE in 2006 we have uh felt the pressure of the important of the food security stability and we are in the region in the middle east where we don't have enough water and we don't have uh fertile land so what we have decided we have decided to to outsource the the product from the globe and we have shortlisted many countries and that short listing based on water availability investment uh encouragement and accessibility what we have seen since then three major factors that really affecting the food security one is availability which is not the case this year the other one accessibility which is more or less what since the pandemic and the third one affordability which extremely the case nowadays i think affordability too not to interrupt but that's what led our process up here you're putting those other two maybe ahead yes but no today the affordability is the issue the case many countries today they don't have and we this is the the challenge that is coming mainly if you look at Sri Lanka Egypt and other countries and African countries they are suffering and there is less of credit facilities to afford or to provide for such hikes and commodities now when this crisis happens we see a lot of government intervention a lot of thought and discussion but what we have done in UAE the government has taken a firm decision long-term commitment and they have lost the private sector to look and opportunities where and how they can mitigate that risk not to happen every year every single countries either rich or poor they have a budget to buy that products but if they have allocated and use that money wisely by vertically integrating or creating sort of in-kind investment in the countries where they are friendly or they are neighboring and they focus their effort to produce and to create solutions sustainable solution this would have not solved the problem but probably it will eliminate when the crisis happened now you know nobody doubts Black Sea um is the main source of grains Russia Ukraine Romania and this part of the world beside the west part of Europe no one has thought this problem would happen and this net availability I cannot blame the farmers the farmers actually the more the victims than anybody else because they have they have put money and they are suffering they are suffering from the energy input cost energy fertilizer but also now they don't have the the room to sell and even they don't have the access to the cash to to harvest or to buy fertilizer so they are in big trouble consumers they really cannot afford today what uh in the price so who to be blamed well so is your question who to blame what what's your question for the panel actually my question my question yeah it is the responsibility on the government to really know exactly how they can mitigate the risk because the problem happens when there are some countries they banned the export so they must be responsible knowing that let me let me ask it in this way and then I I want to get to our next question here maybe it maybe the question is governments try to mitigate risks to a degree sometimes those are beyond their capability so for instance we talk I think in a individual European government context about how the consumer will deal with inflation I mean at a certain point if you're facing a global inflation situation there's only limited levers to pull what what are the levers that to our friend's point should have been pulled I mean if there if we can do a little bit of hindsight here what do we miss I can name one yeah you know we just are emerging from in some parts of world not fully emerging from a global pandemic that's been obviously a multi-year crisis through that pandemic wealthier nations pulled the lever of fiscal stimulus and often targeted social protection in the context of fiscal stimulus in fact those countries put between 25 and 30 percent of GDP into an effort to sustain the economy through the crisis developing countries did about 2 percent of GDP and emerging economies did about six percent of GDP so larger emerging economies so there we're already the lever that they need to pull that they're not able to pull is basically public investment in immediate social protection like everybody took care of their own everyone took care of their own and then these countries and on top of that we now have a global inflation problem that is causing interest rates to go up appropriately but the it's the developing and emerging economies that have the by far the greatest multiple of interest rate increases and therefore even more debt sustainability burdens 60 percent of the developing countries in the world are facing immediate debt sustainability crises at a time when they're also facing a food and fuel crisis so they're missing the lever of social protection which everyone else in the world used to get their populations through a crisis and we and that's a solvable problem but it takes global cooperation and more money let's get here in the second row while we've still got a bit of time here a question thank you my name is Evgenia I'm from Ukraine I'm global shaper I would like to put it this way I'm really surprised how the discussion is going on here because especially on the question of whom to play because we have an answer to whom play because Ukraine is not the country who whom we should blame for that right Russia is invaded Ukraine she is bloke in Russia Odessa and back sea but also I'm really surprised how we are putting the question of whether Russia will be in hunger believe me Russia won't be on hunger there is already an evidence that Russia is stealing the gain in the amount preliminary according to the Ukrainian defense ministry of 400 000 tons of gain so and translated and transported to the siren so you mean sending you mean sending east what we're not seeing coming out of the port or sending west you're saying sending that harvest east that we're not seeing east we are not seeing it it's already on cnn we already have a satellite proves that russian shipping from Sevastopol as the the Crimea itself doesn't have the capacity to make an agriculture in that big amount so basically that's the harvest that was stealing in Ukraine so the cases we have a two million tons of gain now in Ukraine saved in Ukraine but we need to burn it we will need to burn it it will not deliver it somewhere right so don't just think that this discussion should go in a way how we can help Ukraine to deliver it to Africa to Asia to Europe to any other country rather than saying who we should blame because we already have an answer for that and saying whether the Russia will be on hunger thank you i know i think you're absolutely right and food is being used as a weapon of war here which the UN has condemned and we know by who um i i think you're absolutely right we we in partnership need to do whatever we can to create corridors to get the crops out of the Ukraine um and hopefully there will be some sea corridors but in the meantime we need land corridors on steroids and the EU did actually good job during COVID to create these green lanes for food when borders were closed we need something similar urgently to get more land transport out of Ukraine i think i think too what what's being pointed out is the trade point that that harvest getting out of those silos getting shipped to customers which Ukraine has developed that's trade and maybe the alternative to trade is just theft is that it's just you know sent back east look the Ukrainian farmers are very resilient they are tough i visited Hungary about a month ago and i asked whether there would be any possibility to meet with Ukrainian farmers now it was not possible the men are not allowed to come across the border but i met with the families with their wives and they are planting they put on bulletproof vests and they are planting they are planting for a harvest in the western part of Ukraine for for 30 million tons and it struck me our tragic the situation of a farmer is in a war they are always the last to leave because somebody needs to feed the the livestock and give water to them somebody needs to do the irrigation they they always hang on the too long but it anchors a lot of stability in in that region in Ukraine itself we do not get the messages from the farmers who say but but but we are running out of the means to produce we are running out of food ourselves the the crisis with the Ukrainian farmers is that they they cannot get their products out now and they cannot get the the money for for for their products so they cannot afford to buy and i know that a number of the big corporations Unilever lost yesterday we met with some of the captains of industry in the fertilizer and the seed businesses we say that they are sending the one company saying 200 trucks of seed into the Ukraine so that they can go on to plant and this is why i try to put the the light on the plight of those Russian farmers because one of these days the war will be over and then who we need to have a foundation from which to building in we're gonna have to close this out but just to send us home Claire you've got an announcement today coordinated with the world economic forum and maybe send us home with what you've agreed today thank you David i think what we've had today you know from from Raj from Hanukkah from even though the farmers is collaboration and partnership is extremely important we need platforms where collaboration and partnerships can can can happen to find solutions this is where i'm very excited about the the new partnership that we have with the world economic forum with industries such as rubber bank which is a food action alliance a platform that will be hosting in ronda and and co-leading in ronda and that's where we hope to really tackle these issues how do we achieve all these solutions that we want how do we address climate issues how do we address you know farmers and livelihoods how do we bring better prices to farmers all these issues that need to be addressed it's an important platform and i'm really looking forward to the food action alliance that will be responding to this thank you uh thanks to everyone on the panel thanks to everyone participating in the room


Would you rather fight 50 tiny Matt Damon's or one full-size Matt Damon? Oh, 50 small ones. They'd be quite easy to take down. One? No chance. Would you rather downsize or stay big? Possibly downsize to get a different perspective on things. I have this image of me riding on my dog and he's still normal size, but I'm 5 inches. Is it big dog?  He's almost as big as me. You can probably ride him when you're full-size. There you go.  I've done both. I've done both. No big difference. For films or for recreation? For film. For recreation. Yes, I do occasionally shave my eyebrows. Only the left one for recreation. Oddly, the eyebrow shaving is completely overvalued.  I have not done either, but that sounds like a good time. Just shaving one off and leaving it for a couple of days, seeing if anybody notices.  I feel like that now in life. I'm a small person. Everyone is massive to me. Aww. I hate to think about it. Massive people have an immense disadvantage. I'm small enough and I'm happy with my size. I get through. Would you rather live in Leisureland or in the original colony? Oh, the original colony for me.  No, I'm more outdoorsy. I like animals. How about you, Chris? I would also go to the original colony because Leisureland is trumpified to an extent that is good parties though. Depends on your idea of a good party. Did you see what they did in the lake when the moon was shining? Aww.


We do have an Orange. We do. There's Matt Mervis. And our Orange is going to be Leandro Arias. Number to 25. That one is 16 of 25. Nice color match there for the O's. First Bowman Orange, Leandro Arias. Some nice low numbers out of this one hobby so far. That Caminero is... I'm still looking at it. That thing's sweet. Drew Jones, Insert. Gomez. Jackson Shurio. We got a Sedan Rafael at top 100. A first of Nalo Santos and Lazaro Montez on the Lunar Glow first. Some really nice names with the colors so far. Not numbered on these Lunar Glows. Nice one though on Lazaro. Keep it going. Been a really nice hobby box so far. Dos De Los Santos. Beltre. Paper Paper. We've got a top 100. Turmar. Mikey Romero. We have another Lunar Glow. This is Carlos Jorge on the first. We got our auto coming up here in just a second. We do. It is going to be Prelander Barroa on these Speckle Auto. First Bowman is a 299. For the picture for the Mariners there. Prelander Barroa. It's a 299. Thela Cruz. Fernandez. There's a Sedan Raffella. Top 100. Lugo. Guillarte. Perez first. Paper Paper. Top 100. C. Hearn. Christian Hernandez. Turmar Johnson. Han Jr. Caminero. It's going to be the Atomic Refractor first now. This is not numbered at a hobby about one per box. Nice hits on the Caminero so far. The Atomic and the Golden Nugget. That's what I'm calling it. We're going to go with it. Garrett Mitchell Rookie. There's a Blake. A Blaper. Brito Clifford.  Good luck here. Michael killed this box really. It's been really nice. Cion Jorge. Top 100. A Cheerio. Cerda and Pagaro. Paper Paper. Coloss Prospects. Colby Thomas. First Tristan Casas. Rookie Refractor. Royo and Colton Couser on the back. Alrighty. That will do it for your one box there. Michael, really nice hit on the Caminero to 49 and the Orange Arias. Get those right out to you. Thank you. Those are sweet, man. Let me get that Caminero mag. That thing is really sweet. Oh, nice Cooper. Nice. Yeah, we've been opening a good bit here for some customers. I'm a big fan of Bowman. I'm always at least trying to grab a guy or two. Pretty much just pick a guy or two from the class and then grab a couple cards. It's usually how I do my prospecting. It's not a very scientific approach. Yeah, I got you, Michael. That was sweet, man. Congrats on that one. That is really cool. James O. No, you're next, James. You're next. Good timing. I got you right now, Mr. James. Let me get these cards situated from Michael. Then we'll get you going. Yeah, that was some really good timing. Congrats again, Michael. That was sick. I believe this is our last Bowman U for at least today on Personals. At least today. Let me just a second, guys. I'm going to figure out what that actual, that golden nugget card is called. Probably won't see one again. But what's up the movie guy? How are we doing today? Name like the movie guy. You probably saw Spider-Man yesterday. Where is it? I don't see it on the checklist at all. Just says Chrome Prospect's special die cut variation. One in 2,604 packs. All right. We'll take that. We'll take that as a, take that information. Don't know what I'm going to do with it, but you know. All right. Good luck here, James. Oh, you haven't seen it yet? Oh, Uzi. No way. What's up, Uzi? It's been a while, my man. What's going on? Been a while. I'm surprised you haven't seen Star Wars yet, or Spider-Man yet. All righty. Good luck here, Mr. James O. What's going on, guys? Got Kyle here. We're laden sports cards and we are ripping. This is for James O. We've got one box of 2022, 2023, Bowman Chrome U basketball. Good luck. Good luck. Did you see it, yes, Serena? I know Joe saw it. Joe was wasting our Fortnite time yesterday, playing or going to the movies. What the heck, man? Yeah, it was pretty good, Uzi. I like the Guardians movie. I liked it. It was a little different than I expected. I didn't know it was going to be like all rocket. But hey, I liked it. It was a good movie. I think it's going to be nice setup for some other stuff they're doing as well. Pretty much always what they got going on now. A little bit of setup going on with something. All righty. Good luck here, James. Yes, Serena, redemption time. Redemption time is right. I was saying last box, Jet, Howard or Fracter? Last box, I haven't pulled a single Wimby yet out of this or the Inception. It is time, Thomas. It is time, I agree. Here's a Refractor Kajani right there, USC. Trojans. Now, Uzi used to work here. He is Rich's nephew, the owner. Uzi used to work here with us. Cleave Battle, we've got Cam Whitmore on the Invict to insert. It is not a little Uzivert. It is nice, similar. I don't know if Uzi could spit some bars, but it is not a little Uzivert. It is Uzi Layton. Or actually, I don't think your name's Layton. It is Judimence. Throwback there. Is it? Is your last name Layton, Uzi? I'm not sure. There's a Drew Timmy Invicta. Drew Timmy. Oh, it's not. I got you. I couldn't remember. I couldn't remember. We've got a Skyscraping, Smith, Jalen Wilson. Come on, redemption. Come on, redemption. There's a Cam Whitmore 2009 throwback. Oh, it is his name. Lane does miss, Uzi. There's a Refractor Auto. It's going to be Jordan Walsh out of Arkansas to 499. On the first bowman Refractor Auto. Colin Chandler. I got you, Uzi. I got you. Not a little Uzi. He is Uzi Layton, though. We're good. We got it. Flagler, Filipowski, base pack there. And our second auto is going to be Jalen Washington. That is first bowman base auto out of UNC. UNC. Tar Heels. All right. Still got a chance to have redemption, Thomas. We still got a chance. There's always a third auto when there is the redemption. We still got a chance, sir. Come on. See some nice low numbers here as well. Maybe a Super. Maybe something crazy. There is Grady Richard on the Purple Shimmer. First bowman there out of Kansas. That is not numbered about one per box. Grady Richard. Hopefully the magic can be around a position to get him. Like I was saying, we do need a shooter. Wouldn't mind that. There is Armando Bay Cap. UNC. Refractor Jordan Hawkins. Another one the magic are in position for. Another potential lottery pick. Hawkins killed it for Cue Conner during the tournament. Hit some big, big shots. Mark Mitchell Skyscraping. Race Thompson. Come on. Big color here. Where's the red? Where's the Super? RJ Davis. Got Akpara. Got another Grady Richard. This time it is the 2009 Throwback. Trey White. The Green Shimmer. Come on. It is going to be Arterio Morris on the Green Shimmer to 99. 43 to 99 for Texas. Arterio Morris. Here's a Throwback Brain and Miller. Yeah, not Little Uzi. Not Little Uzi. Just a regular Uzi. Normal sized Uzi. Normal sized Uzi Street. Instead of vert. There's Yellow. Come on to 75. It is going to be Bryce Sensebaugh on the Yellow number to 75. That is 12 to 75 out of Cincinnati, Florida. Excuse me. Cincinnati, Florida. That's a new one for me. Sensebaugh there first for the Ohio State University. Cincinnati, Florida. Interesting. Kiki Rice. Kalao Wear Base. Last two packs. Come on now. Got a Skyscraping Kajani Rites insert. Those are cool inserts, man. Reminds me of like Fleer. Some Jordan Fleer back in the day. Amari Dawes and Femi Okuwale on the back. Alrighty, James. That will do it for your one box of Bowman University. Thank you so much, my friend. We'll get it right out to you. Still didn't hit the Winby, man. He's running from me. He is hiding from me. All right, guys. Next up, I'll have Antonio. And then I got Jeremy and Roger. Don't have their two boxes collected, guys. So I'll have to go grab that one. I don't either, Uzi. I'm not convinced. I am not convinced. That's real. Cincinnati, Florida. All right, guys. Give me just a second here. All right, all right. Get these cards situated. Cincinnati, Florida. Sketchy, for sure. All right, all right. Again, guys, I do upload all of these individual recordings to YouTube under our latent sports cards page. If you guys are ever trying to watch your videos back, you guys can search your first name and first letter of your last name on the order. That is how I will always upload these. Your first name and first a letter of your last name. All right, you guys. Got the prism. No huddleka for Antonio now. Antonio M. Then I've got Jeremy and Roger. They're all I've got on the list right now, guys. Just a little bit of space. If anybody does want to get something going. Just a little bit. All right, guys. Good luck, Antonio. What's going on, guys? Got Kyle here with latent sports cards. And we are ripping one box for Antonio M. It is one box of 2022 prism football. No huddle. Good luck, Antonio. Let's see what we got. Let's see some nice, uh, let's see a nice disco auto. See some low numbers. Come on. Come on. Good luck, sir. First rookies, the Vontae Wyatt. We have Garrett Wilson. Nice one on the variation rookie. Variation rookie, not numbered. Nice Garrett Wilson there. Najee Disco. Which one's your favorite, Cooper? Which one of those threes is your favorite if you had to choose? There's a prism break, Jalen Waddle. Best celebration in the league. Got a Malik Willis based rookie. Ruckert and Staubach on the disco. There's rookie Andrew Booth Jr. Snoop Connor. And we have Keenan Allen. This is number 279, Blue Disco. Keenan Allen. Righty. Let's keep it going here. Good luck, Antonio. See some nice ones here. See a nice auto. There's a Kenny Pickett emergent there. Nice rookie. Emergent Disco Pickett. Kate Otten rookie. Davis Price. And a Skymore Disco. Nice pack there for the rookies. See a numbered one now. Jerome Ford rookie. Got Maddie Corral. And Purple. This is Xavian Howard numbered 15 of 35. Xavian Howard to 35 for the Dolphins. Made a turnover machine. Yeah, I'm probably pretty close to that, Cooper. That's probably pretty close to my answer as well. Might be my answer. Maybe Optic and Select switch. I might have Optic number one. There's Brilliant's Herbert Disco. Kway Walker. There's Alec Pierce rookie. And Pink rookie is Nacoby Dean numbered 10 of 15. There's a Steve card for you. Nacoby Dean go birds. 10 of 15 on the Pink. One of the Philadelphia Bulldogs from Georgia. Nine of them now. Rookie John Michi. We've got all out Deandre Swift. And a Matt Judon Disco. Matt Judon's a beast. There's a Fireworks Josh Allen. Skymore rookie. And another Disco is Chris Jelms. That's fair, Cooper. That's fair. The card just cuts super long. That's interesting. There's our Otto. It's going to be Trey McBride. It is cut super long. Look at the extra. That's how much extra there is from the bottom of the other cards. That is a very long card. Interesting there. Trey McBride for the Cardinals. I think it's actually damaged as well. Got a little dent there on the corner. So I'll send a box with this one. Antonio. A little bit of damage on that McBride Disco auto. So I will send a box with that one. Got a Breeze Hall based rookie. Kevin Byer Disco. There's a Tom Brady Fireworks. Rookie York and Naylor. And our last color is going to be Red to 50 Harrison Smith. Harrison Smith Red Disco for the Purple People Eaters. Alrighty, Antonio. That will do it for your one box of Prism No Huddle. I will send a box with that for the damaged McBride card. You can get with Panini to get that replaced. Thank you so much, man. We'll get that right out to you. Nice low number rookie in there. Let me write up that that was damage. The card is like cut weird. So that's probably what happened, honestly. Got caught in the machine or something. It's definitely cut long. Alrighty, guys. Give me just a moment here. See what we got left. I have an Archives for Jeremy. And I've got Roger with a Sonic Light. Let me go grab those real quick, guys. We'll put the commercial on here for just a second. We'll be back in just a moment. Grab those last two boxes. I got a little bit of space. If anybody doesn't want to get something going, these last two will not take very long. Chris, Panini needs... If you ask for a replacement on a card, they ask you to send in the box and wrapper that it came in with it. That's just one of the things they do for replacing cards. So you need that when you actually request the replacement from Panini. You send in the card with the video. And it helps because we obviously break live, so you can send the video and the box. And Panini knows that they messed up. Yeah, guys. I'll be back in just a second. And we'll keep going. Forrest Whitaker! Yeah, buddy. Auto number nine. I'm sorry. Blue shimmer. Who caused the youth invasion? Super fractor one of Juan Julio Rodriguez. Chris Olave. Patch autograph. Is that a... I'm guessing that's a cleat? Goodness gracious. Gigantic swoosh. It could be glove. I probably...  I think it's glove, actually. Could be cleat, though. One out of two. One and two together is 12, which is jersey number. Beautiful, Olave. Goodness gracious. I think it's glove. It could be cleat. It's probably glove. Oh, my God. Okay, guys. Okay, guys. Okay. All right. Oh, my God! Oh, my God! What is going on? What's up, Uzi? Unfortunately, that's just a commercial. Forrest is here, though. Forrest is here. That is just a commercial. Forrest is next door. We got some commercials now, if you didn't know. Again, guys. We got Forrest starting at 5 o'clock tonight.  I'll link the break schedule here again. We got plenty of baseball, basketball, and football break into night. He'll always follow the break schedule, so we start with the Bowman 12 box of hobby. Baseball there. We've got a cosmic and luminaries 8 box mixer. We've got Bowman Jumbo from 2020, chasing some Bobby Witt, Jeremy Peña, the two Yankees, Vulpe and Dominguez. He's got a tier one hobby, full case random divisions. He's got another one of the Bowman University full case random player styles. He's got a impeccable basketball random teams. A mega dual case, flawless and eminence. That's also random teams. That's going to be a really fun one. He's got a couple of optic fast break random teams, or sorry, optic football random teams. A couple of football mixers, and then he's got the big Sunday Fun Day 20 box mixer at the end of the night. I'll link that one in the chat here as well. If you guys are interested in checking that one out, we've got 2018 National Treasure in there. Can hunt some Josh Allen RPAs. Bunch of honors as well. We've got a 2020 honors first up the line, 2022. So a lot of fun stuff in there. Give me just another minute, guys. I've got two boxes left in the queue. Just one second here. All right, guys. Getting that last one uploaded for Antonio. Like I said, I do upload all of these to YouTube under our main page, Layton Sports Cards. If you guys are ever trying to find your video back, I upload with your first name and first letter of your last name so you guys can find your videos that way. If you do ever want to watch them back, like I said, Layton Sports Cards on YouTube to find those. You can just search the video section if you did have it recently. Just scroll a little bit, probably find it easy that way as well. All righty, Mr. Jeremy Jay. Got Jeremy Jay with the Archive Six series. Good luck. What's going on, guys? Got Kyle here with Layton Sports Cards and we are ripping one box for Jeremy Jay. It is a 2023, sorry, Topps Archive Signature Series. And this is the Active Players edition. Good luck, Jeremy. Let's see who we got. Nice one here. We got a rookie card. It's going to be number to 37, Andres Jimenez on the Mets there. 2021, sorry, 2021 Bowman rookie. Andres Jimenez, number to 34, 37. I can't read, I guess. Nice one there for you, Jeremy. Appreciate you, sir. Quick one there. We'll get that right out to you. Acunha 101 would be sick. Yeah, they were saying earlier, you had like a 464-foot home run yesterday. What the heck? Acunha is back to hitting the ball. That's for sure. That's for sure. All right, guys. Got Roger up next with the Topps Chrome Sonic Lights. And then I have Becky with a Topps Chrome Sonic Light. I got you, Steve. Probably be the last one for you there, Steve, then. That'll probably be the last one. We are getting pretty close. I got about 45 minutes.  I didn't check yet. I'm still uploading this last video. I got you, sir. I got you. Got two Sonic Lights. And then I got you, Steve. You probably be the last one of the night or of the daytime here. We probably are full. Please keep that in mind, guys. We are probably full for today. More personals tomorrow. More personals tomorrow with someone. I know we got Matt in the morning. I believe we've got Forrest at night. Believe we've got Forrest at night. All right. Good luck on this one, Roger. What's going on, guys? Got Kyle here with Layton Sports Cards. And we are ripping. This is one box of 2022 Tops Chrome Sonic Lights. And this one is for Roger M. Roger M. Give me a second here. All right. Good luck, sir. Let's see what we got. See if we can get some nice auto out of here or something. Later, Uzi. Nice seeing you, bro. Nice talking to you, sir. Hope you have a good one. Got to see Spider-Man soon. Got to go see it. I think I'm going to see it in the next couple of days, probably. I don't know when. Maybe tomorrow. Think I'm off tomorrow. Michael, see it. Jake, Burger, Rookie. We've got a Roanty Contreras on the Prism. Not numbered Refractor. Dylan, Carlson. We've got a Purple and Yellow Matt Veerling. The Sonic parallel there. Rookie, Matt Veerling. Number 2, 299. For the Phillies. New Bar, Rookie. We've got Classe, Prism. A Rookie, Brian, Dayla Cruz. Again, guys. Got Becky, Jaynex, and then Steven. Should be the last ones of the night. The Daytime here, guys. Jeremy Rand, Rookie. On the Youth Quake. Tyler Gilbert, Rookie. There's a Refractor of Granky. Zach, Granky. There's Luca Gialetto on the Ray Waves. Black and White. Oh, boy. He's out. He's already out of here. That's a Red. That's a Red. Call me Drippy. That's a Red. Trevor Rogers, Grossman. There's a Black and White Ray Wave Tatis. Nice one there. Yeah, Sam taped it together. He's got a yellow and a red. Same card. I came in today. I was like, his yellow card's gone. No, he just taped it to a red card. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Not trying to cast a Harry Potter spell there, either. I know that's one of them. I've seen the movies. Framel Reyes, Refractor. Yeah, Donny got four yellows yesterday. Donny got four yellows. Got Hermon Marquez. Refractor, Rookie Josh Lowe. I'm good, man. I've been going all day. Definitely had some fire. I'll send some pictures in a minute. You'll see them. Buster Posey. There's Nicoladolo, Youthquake. Got some fire, for sure, though. A bit nice. No Victor yet, though. He's still alluding me, man. Still alluding me. There's a Alex Kiriloff prism. And Black and White Raywave. Meggy, Miguel Cabrera. Another Raywave. This is Rizzo on the Raywave. Not numbered there on the light exclusive. Refractor, Joe Musgrove. Alec Minoa. The last pack here for you, Roger. Appreciate your orders, sir. Get these right out to you. Jonathan, India. Gold cut team on the back. Alrighty, Roger. That will do it for your one. Top's Chrome, Sonic Light. Thank you so much. We'll get it right out to you. Looks like I do need to grab a couple more boxes here, guys. I have Becky and then Steven. Should be the last two. I got a Sonic Light and then two garbage pail kids. Should be the last two here for us. Let me get this one uploaded to YouTube and then I will grab those two. And we'll finish it out. All right, guys. Gonna be right back. I'll just leave it running. We won't do it commercially here. I gotta grab a Sonic Light and then two garbage pails for Steven. Alrighty, guys. Two boxes left. Or two breaks left. Three boxes. What's up, Timmy? Morning, sir. Morning. Alrighty, guys.  All right. Good luck, Becky. What's going on, guys? Got Kyle here with Layton Sports Cards and we are ripping one box for Becky J. It is 2020. Top's Chrome, Sonic Light. Good luck here, Becky. Let's see what we got. Got Steven up after this. Should be the last one. Maybe a little bit of space, guys. Just a little. I could probably go until 3.30, if anybody wants to get a last minute order in. A little bit of space. Good luck, Becky. Willie Castro. I think people like him, Cooper. I mean, people like the cards. There are definitely some nostalgia as well involved. I think they came out in the 80s originally. People just like the cards, you know? Seth, beer rookie. We've got a Jed Lowry. The 299. Purple and yellow. It's late Snell. Snell Zilla. Rogers. Trey Mancini. There's a Refractor J.Ram. This is a Romeo Tapia on this prism. And a Raywave. It's going to be J.T. Romuto for the Phillies. That is the Light Exclusive Raywaves there. There's a Youth Quake Rookie, Seiya Suzuki. This one there for the Cubs. Trevor Larnak. Cody Bellinger. Rodolfo Castro Rookie. Raywave here. There's a Jerinderan Rookie. Got a Raywave Reese Hoskins. Rookie Wells. And Carl Yaz on the Black and White Raywave. They're a little strange for sure. Some of them are actually kind of gross. Some of them are actually kind of gross. But Walker Bueller. They're nice cards for sure. The Sapphire is really nice too. Really great quality. Great stock. Like nice, thick cards. No fan. Got a Cal Raleigh Big Dumper Rookie. There's a Refractor Judgey. Judge Refractor and Tatis Youth Quake. Hurt is Terry Rookie. Refractor of Chris Sayle. Prism Aaron Judge now. We need the buyback still, man. Refractor and a Prism Judge. Geez. Wish that buyback was still going on. Paul Goldschmidt. Trey Turner. Rookie Jake Berger. We've got a Rookie Gavin Sheets on the Black and White Raywave. Raywave Michael Brantley. Astros. Yeah, you'd have to ask, uh, you'd have to ask Becky. There's a Rookie Brandon Marsh. And last pack here, got Refractor Jose Barrios. Blue Jays Refractor and Josh Donaldson on the back. All righty, Becky, that will do it for your one box of Chromsonic Lights. Thank you so much. We'll get it right out to you. All right, all right. Now we just got the Garbage Pail Kids left. Appreciate you, Steven. Give me just a second. Get all this set up. Okay, guys, I do upload all of these to YouTube. Under Layton Sports Cards, I will upload with your first name and first letter of your last name. If you guys do order on our main website, I will always upload with the first name and first letter of the last. So if you guys are ever trying to find your videos back, you can find them there. Layton Sports Cards on YouTube. Just search the name. Should come all up in one spot. And drop the, uh, link to the main break schedule again tonight, guys. If you check that out, you can see what All Forest has ripping tonight. He's got a bunch of stuff going on. He's got baseball, basketball, and football breaks. A couple high-end as well. Couple high-end baseball, or sorry, a couple high-end basketball and football. He's got a mega dual case, eminence, and flawless, random team style. And he's also got a big Sunday Funday 20 box mixer at the end of the night. That is football and it has a 2018 NT in there. That one is a big, big box. I'll drop the link to that specific break as well. The 20 box mixer with Forest later. Little Sunday Funday. Here we go, Steven. Let's get it going here on the GPK for you. They're definitely goofy cards, that's for sure. They're a little wild. All right, good luck, Steven. Let's do it. What's going on, guys? Got Kyle here with the Layton Sports Cards. And we are ripping two more boxes here for Steven J. We've got 2022 Garbage Pail Kids Sapphire. Good luck, Steven. Let's see what we got looking for two parallels per box here. Let's see some low numbers. Let's see some orange. Some gold. Good luck, Steven. First up, we got a Glossy Flossy. Droopy Dolly. Sprayed Wade and Shattered Shelby. Shattered Shelby there. We got Stingray. We got a Black to 125. It is going to be Kit Spit. One of 125 there on the Black Parallel. Here you go, Steven. We have some lower numbers than that, though. We'll go lower here. Kit Spit. We got Hot Dog. Menace Dennis. Got Tags Tad. Luke Puke. Cracked Craig. And dangling Dolly. What's going on, nightmare? There's a Yellow. Come on, now. Got Doei Joey. Gil Grill. And to 99, we got Starchy Archie. Starchy Archie. The Doei Joey variant there. Starchy Archie. We got Richie Wretch. Richie Wretch. De-Faced Reinforced Aaron. Upside Down Donald. Neck Tie. Neck Tie. Got a Mick Daggers. Gourmet. Def Jeff. And Juicy Lucy. Mixed Moana Burger. Nasty Nancy. Handy Randy. Melted Milton. Unbreakable Barney. Last pack here in box one. Here's another Silver Neil. Surreal Neil. Got Mick Dagger. And Michael Mutant. All righty, there's box one for you, Stephen. Let's see some low numbers here. We got 99 and 125, not one. Let's see some lower. Let's see some orange. We've got Fran Furter. There we go. Zeke Freak. Johnny One Notes. And Penn Paul. Nice one for you. A couple of variations of the Penn Paul. It depends, Eric. It depends on the card, obviously. There are cards in there for sure. Slade Slade. Fred Thread. Kitspit. And Ben Bolt. Ben Bolt. We've got Glossy Flossy. Droopy Doopy. Or sorry, Droopy Dolly. Droopy Doopy. Gassy Gus. Repair to Rex. Two more variations coming. Come on now. There are, there's an Aqua. There's Sting Ray. And Aqua is going to be Edible Ernie. 16 of 20. You haven't seen one of these yet. Nice hit there, Steven, on the Aqua to 20. That one is Edible Ernie. Edible Ernie. Got Dental Daniel. Hamburger Patty. Got Gil Grill. Luke Puke. Bud Buggy. And Ross Roast. There's a Doei Joey. Tag Tag. Dental Flossy and Jean Machine. One more parallel here. Got DeFaced. Reinforced Erin. Hugh Turn. And Batty Barney. Should be our last one here. It is, it is a purple. There's Mick Daggers. Gourmet. And we've got Silver Toothy Ruthie. To 75 on the Fuchsia. The Dottie Dribble behind it. Nice finish there on the Silver Toothy Ruthie. To 75. Alrighty, Steven. That will do it for two more boxes of Garbage Pill Kids Sapphire for you, sir. Thank you so much. We'll get it right out to you. All right, all right. Let me refresh here. Looks like that is it for the queue, guys. Got a couple more minutes. If anybody wants to get something in quick, let me know. I'll be around for a couple more minutes here. I'm gonna get that last one uploaded. Appreciate you getting, Steven, for the Garbage Pill. Always fun. Yeah, of course, man. Appreciate you. Appreciate you, sir. All right, guys. We do have Forrest starting here in about two hours. He's got baseball, basketball, and football breaks for us. He's starting the night with some baseball. Then he's got a big dual-caser of flawless and eminence basketball, random team style. And he's got a big 20-box football mixer at the end of the night. Sunday Fun Day Football Mixer. It's got three boxes of honors, two from 2022, one from 2020, and a 2018 NT in there. And a really, really big Josh Allen. Josh Allen NTRPA out of there. That would be something, man. Some really fun boxes there with Forrest, guys. If you are looking to get into some group breaks, I will link the schedule again one more time. And I'll be here for a couple more minutes, guys. If anybody does want to get something going. A personal. Looks like Joshua took me up. Collegiate hot draft pick. I got you. I got you, sir. We'll get that one going here. Give me just a moment here. Alrighty, guys. Let me go grab that one for Joshua. From the back. We'll keep going. Appreciate you, y'all. Alrighty, guys. Let's get one going for Joshua here. Prism draft picks. Appreciate you, Joshua. Get another order in. Probably be the last one tonight, guys. Or for the daytime here. Like I said, we do have Forrest starting in a couple hours. Starting at five. He's got plenty of spots left tonight. If you guys are trying to get some group breaks going. He's got baseball, basketball, and football. Like I said, he's got a big dual case. Flawless and eminence basketball break. As well as 20 bucks. Sunday fun day, Vixer. All football there. Check those out. I did link the break schedule just a second ago if you guys want to see what we got going. He's starting at five. He's going to about midnight. And we will have Matt tomorrow morning, breaking on the main channel here with some more group breaks. Good luck here, Joshua. Yes. What's going on, guys? Got Kyle here with Layton Sports Cards. And we are ripping. This is 2022, 2023. Prism draft picks. Basketball. And this one is going to be for Joshua G. Good luck, Joshua. Let's see what we got. What's going on, Chris? It feels like we don't even... So you don't even work here anymore, man. Even gone for a whole week. We miss you. You're having a good time off here. I already said your brother's in town. That's awesome. Let's get it going here. Good luck, Joshua. Let's see that Palo. Had a couple of Palos earlier today. Let's see another one. Got Russ. Why not? Jaylen Williams. We got a Marjan Bochamp. Rookie Otto. Or sorry, not Otto. That is a Silver Rookie. Goodness gracious. There's one right behind her. This is our first Otto. It's going to be Isaiah Brockington out of Iowa State. Iowa State, Isaiah Brockington. With a Z. We've got Justin Lewis on the Hyper Rookie. Isaiah Thomas. Tatum Variation. Obagi. And Obagi again. Yeah, right, Chris? I know, man. You've been gone a while. You're not going to have to remember how to ship. You're not going to have to remember. Got Dyson Daniels Rookie. We've got a Silver Donovan Mitchell. Spider. And our second Otto is going to be Ryan Davis on the base Otto there. I was like, I thought it was, I thought it was Baylor, but I feel like they would have Baylor on there. Ryan Davis there. Got a Larry Bird Hyper. And Blue AI. AI. The answer there. It's a 199. Atari Eason. We've got a Ty Ty. Fireworks Hyper. Peyton Watson. And a Chet Base. Come on, big Otto here. Oh yeah, Apollo. Got Shaq. Got a Silver Bend in the bucket. Bend Matherin on the Silver. And our Otto is going to be Vince Williams Jr. on the Penmanship Silver Otto. Got a VCU as a Grizzly now. And is not numbered on the Silver Otto. Grizzly's Vince Williams. And back to back autos in this pack. Okay, Purple Cracked Ice. We got Jalen Williams for the Thunder. Back to back autos. It's a 99. We've got a Jalen Brown. Oh, we got a, we got a Snakeskin too. It's quite a pack. We're in an Ingram Hyper. And our Snakeskin is going to be a Rookie Wendelmore Jr. on the Variation Snakeskin. Nice one there. Short printed on the Snakes. I don't see these very often on a prism. I do like these a lot. Wendelmore Jr. for the T-Wolves Rookie. Nice Snakeskin there. Widescreen Keegan Murray. D'Yang there. And last pack here. Good luck, Joshua. That is going to be Jaden Ivey on the Stain Glass. That is a sick one there for the Purdue star. In the Sixers now. I haven't seen one of these out of hobby. Very nice one there. Stain Glass Jaden Ivey. That's a beauty. Very nice one there, Joshua. We're hitting all the case hits for you today. From the, I got the Corkings case hit for you. Now we got the Stain Glass. Our last auto is going to be Nicer Brooks, Sensational Six. Out of Ole Miss. Little Rebels. It's like he signed it sideways. Alrighty, Joshua. Nice box here. Tie-tie on the Rookie Hyper. We have Jerry Sohan, Blue Cracked Ice Rookie. For the Spurs there. Number to 99. Dyson Daniels Hyper. Got a Silvermark Williams. Instant Impact. And Williams and Murray on the back. Alrighty, that will do it for you there, Joshua. Nice hit on the Stain Glass Jaden Ivey. First one I've seen. Get those right out to you. Thank you so much. How sweet. I know they had color blast in there. I didn't know they had the Stain Glass too, though. I like it. Alrighty, guys. I believe that will do it for us today. Sunday Daytime Personals. Appreciate everybody who got a personal, or if you guys are just hanging out in chat. Staying positive for everybody else who did get a personal. Appreciate that. One last time here, guys. I will link the break schedule for the rest of the night. We got Forrest starting at five. He's got baseball, basketball, and football tonight. He's starting with some baseball. Then he's got a flawless and eminence dual case. And he ends the night with a big Sunday Fun Day NFL 20 box mixer. He's got 2018 NT in there. Can chase some Josh Allen true RPAs. We got a couple years of honors in there as well. Yeah, there was some fun stuff today, resiliency. Some really fun stuff, man. We had, let me see if I can, some of my pictures to remember. We had Paolo out of Impeccable. Our first box was a Star Wars. We had a Salacious B. Crumb sketch card. We had a Max for stopping to 15 out of Sapphire. We had a George Russell to 10 out of Sapphire.  So yeah, we did pretty well today, man. We did pretty well. Again, we'll have Forest starting guys at 5pm. He will be right behind me here, guys. Have a good one, guys. Like I said, we'll have Forest at 5 and then we have Matt tomorrow morning starting at 10am with some more group breaks. Peace out, guys. Have a good one.


We're staying away from anything that's already down four, five, six days out of the ring. So for example, Tesla. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys. Good evening, everybody. Welcome to another edition of theAxisTrader.com nightly update show. Hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody had a great weekend. Hope everybody had a good trading day. We appreciate, again, once your support, please like. If you're new here, please subscribe. Subscribe. Again, we try to do our best to give you a nonbiased look at the markets on a day-to-day basis. Let's talk about this. If you watched the weekend video, you know what we had today, what we should have had today, the anticipation of having today, and all we needed to wait was that confirmation. Just a quick review. Again, 50-day moving average. Here's your cheat sheet for brand new traders. Anything above the 50-day, it's usually good. Below the 50-day, not so much. The way we started the week, we were two days below the 50-day moving average on the Qs. Friday was our first day below the 50-day moving average on the spies. You can see here today, they follow through. The IWM broke the 50-day moving average two days ago, and now it's continued to build. Again, this is status quo. The most important part is, unfortunately, a lot of new traders, they still have that ego. They still have the entitlement that anything that they buy in a dip will go higher. That's usually true in a really aggressive uptrending market, but once you lose the 50-day moving average, not so much. Again, you can go through charts. I don't feel like doing it for the 27-time, but if you go through videos for the last couple of weeks, you see how many times we talked about what happens when you lose the 50-day moving average. Usually, you'll start a cycle of downward pressure. Again, does the market go down every single day? Of course not. I don't care how good the market is. The market will not go up every single day, so why should the market go down every single day just because it's below the 50-day? However, here's the problem. The majority of action until the bulls reclaim the 50-day moving average is going to beat the downside. Again, just look at the last time here. Here, we lost on August the 29th. The majority of action was happening to the downside. You had your updates. You had your multiple updates, but the majority of action was to the downside. Here we are. The reverse, now we're three days in. Is it possible the bulls have a dead cat bounce in the next day or two? I think so.  I'm always wary. I always have in the back of my mind that, hey, stay away from the stocks that already made their move. For example, a trade like Tesla was phenomenal. Again, we'll get to the individual pivots in a second. Tesla broke down here. This is, as we talk about all the time, jumping out of the first floor window. This is a tight channel here. This is down here. If you're shorting it literally down here at the linear regression line, you're jumping off the 12th floor. Again, what do we mean by that? As you jump off the first floor, you could probably survive. Scrape knee, bumps and bruises. You'll be fine. You jump with the 10th floor. You're talking about a ruptured, spleen possible, breaking your neck, breaking your back. Not nothing good.  We're staying away from anything that's already down four, five, six days out of the range. For example, Tesla, although I still think it probably goes lower, maybe not tomorrow, it still probably goes lower because that's the whole macro area. I have no interest in it tomorrow. Again, the entry was right here and then there was a macro entry here and now we're all the way back down to the linear regression line. A name, for example, like Apple, which was amazing. It was just absolutely amazing. Again, here was jumping off the first floor. This whole channel here, this whole macro channel here at 140, it got down to this 131 and 132 level that we talked about over the weekend. Again, the value, at least the value for the next one or two days, I have no interest in Apple. Apple already made its move. Let it go sideways for a little bit. Let it bounce for a couple of days. Let it put in kind of a new area that a sneaky pivot back to the downside. Again, I have no interest in a name like that. But at the same time, when you're going through your charts tonight, you'll see there's a lot of really tight-looking charts. You guys remember Amazon? We talked about Amazon over the weekend. I really, really liked that. Thought it was going to break down. Finally broke down. Beautiful. Finally broke down. Took down this whole channel here. Again, we'll get to individual pivots in a second. This thing deserves a day too. Not the others. For example, Apple's down 10 points in three days. No value. A stock like this, Amazon, which has got below this whole channel here that started all the way up to November 9th. This should have a second day confirmation going lower. A name, for example, like, let me just give you guys a couple names. A name, for example, let's overextend it. Apple is overextended. For example, a name, for example, like Meta. Meta is not overextended, not even close. Matter of fact, Meta has been holding to this bottom channel here. Look at how many times Meta held. One, two, three, four times. If Meta eventually starts breaking down below this channel here, this thing's going to look at which room you have. You have room all the way down to 106, 107. In my opinion, if, indeed, we do have a dead cat bounce in the next day or so, right in the next 24 hours or so, I don't think that's a green light to start buying things. Remember, the worst days that you could possibly trade is counter trend days. If the trend for the market is down right now, and the 50-day moving average confirmed that, I don't care if the market's up 3,000 points. I have zero value trading a dead cat bounce there. Maybe we'll find something blah, blah, blah, but that's not really what I want to do. I want to watch out for names that are not running. I want to watch out for the names that are not rallying, that are conferring their bottom channel. For name like Meta, for example, it starts taking down the bottom of the channel here. I'm super duper interested in something like this. Look at Disney, right? You had your avatar opening, very soft opening. It was definitely disappointing for Disney and shareholders. Look at this channel here, guys. If Disney takes out this channel here that started all the way back to, again, November 9th, this thing has more downside to go. There's a lot of really good-looking charts. Look at Microsoft. Microsoft stopped today at the 50-day moving average, right? As you can see by the Qs and everything else, once you confirm the 50-day moving average, what happened? I want to keep an eye on Amazon as well. But anything that is down two, three, four days in a row after breaking down, for example, like Google, I have no interest in, right? Like Google, I have no interest in. Google broke down here. It didn't break down here. It broke down here. Could it possibly continue to go lower? Yeah, absolutely. There's better value. AMD, for example, right? We've been talking about AMD. You know, AMD broke down below this whole channel here. It's down four or five days in a row. Again, could it go lower? Of course it would go lower. But again, I think there's better value in other places that didn't break down yet. And the most important thing is if there is a dead cat bounce, the first stocks that are going to bounce the hardest are the ones that already had the bigger moves, right? Like the apples, like the tussles. So for example, in a contraway of thinking, if you turn around and say, well, there's a dead cat bounce day, well, what stocks do I look for? Well, you look for the stocks that got killed. Apple, Tesla, right? You look at those names. Again, they don't necessarily translate into higher prices. But from a common sense point of view, you're not going to short the stock that's coming out of a two-month channel versus a stock that already came out of a two-month channel that had a six, seven-day decline. And now it's just kind of sellers are tired, at least in that security. So that's kind of the theory going into tomorrow's session. So yeah, I'm always conscious of the dead cat bounce. Again, as you can imagine, my watch list is 3,000% of the sell-by is just the same it was yesterday, the same way it was the day before. Again, I am wary. And if I see any signs of stocks holding their previous day's channel, for example, if a stock that I'm watching can't break today's channels tomorrow, then obviously I know we might have a dead cat bounce. And I want to kind of, I don't want to, for me personally, I'm probably going to leave that day alone, because again, I don't want to fight for 50, 60 cents while these stocks are breaking down in 2, 3, $4. So I definitely like, I definitely like Amazon for tomorrow for continuation. I do believe there's a shot. They were coming for the 82 and 83 weeklies. I think there's a shot there. Yesterday they started coming for the 110 weeklies on Meta. Meta, I want to watch very, very carefully. We talked about Disney. We talked about Microsoft. NVIDIA like as well. NVIDIA like as well. There was a small move today, not a big move, but NVIDIA has room, has a bunch of room here that if it starts getting extended, they did start coming in for the January 150 puts. I want to definitely keep an eye on that. So that's kind of the game plan. That's kind of my thought process going into tomorrow's session. So let's talk about the pivots, right? Again, we were just sell bias. That's kind of where we are here. Amazon again, this is the big one, definitely, definitely the big one. I think it goes lower here. Amazon 86, 73 and 85, 87 macro, if it builds below can flush. Here is Amazon. Again, I still believe this thing hits 82, 83. If the market continues to pull, it took out this whole channel here. Went all the way down to 84, 50. I think this thing goes lower. Let's see what else, let's see what else. NVIDIA, just a small scalp was a good dollar and change. Nothing big, and then it kind of rallied back here. 164, if it builds below can flush. Here was NVIDIA, right? Took out the 64, went down to like 161, 45 and kind of snapped back. But again, decent move, nothing there. Lulu kind of held the earnings low, didn't do anything at all. Lulu, we talked about 18 level here. Nothing really much, went down a dollar. It was hanging, you know, it still goes, I still think it sees 312, but it didn't do anything today. IQ, I still like this thing. Oh, I forgot about Apple. Apple, this was the last leg down, 133, 73, if it confirms, should have another leg down. I said we should get to 32. That's exactly where it got to. Here's your Apple, got down to this linear, you see this linear regression line, right? Got right down to this linear regression line at 132, beautiful trade, beautiful, beautiful trade on that. IQ guys, for you guys who trade a smaller cap name, set an alert for this, IQ, look at the chart on this thing. It got rejected $4 several times. Keep an eye on this thing for the future. I don't know if it'll go today, tomorrow or the next day, but keep an eye on this thing. Eventually, if this thing does get above four, maybe this thing starts waking up. Square, I didn't trade any square. I was already done for the day. Square, 60, 70, if it builds below, can flush. But nice move. Nice move on square. It still goes lower here. I still think it just needs to lose this 59, 60s from more downside, not a big move just yet. Spies got hit. Again, we talked about spies on Friday, if they confirm, take it. Confirm, 381, if it builds below, confirms the 50 day moving average. Here is the SPYs, took down 81, went down to 78. Beautiful, beautiful move on the spies. Netflix, not a big move at all. 288, 75 builds below, can flush. I think it went down a couple points. I really wasn't even watching Netflix today. Yeah, it went down to 286. I still like this thing. 286 below can get hit. Tesla, I mean, Tesla is the gift that keeps on giving. 150, if it builds below, can flush. Traded right to the linear regression line here to this roughly 46 area, and then snapped back a little bit. Again, as you saw, you knew retail was going to be trapped in this thing. Last night, Elon on Twitter said, hey, guys, I'm going to put a poll out. You guys want me to step down from Twitter. You don't think he knew what was going to happen. Anybody who bought, and I said this pre-market today during morning strategy, Tesla's up by four or five bucks, pre-market. I said, anybody who buys this thing pre-market is dead. Not only is it dead, it's kind of comical that people still fall for this stuff. Anyway, it went right on the day, broke below the 150, went all the way down to 145. 80s, just an awesome, awesome move. Crowd 110 held twice with builds below, can flush. Here was crowd. Great job by Stoik. Right? Great job by Stoik. Beautiful move here. It still has more room to go, went down like a few bucks. I believe that is it. I believe that is it. That's it, guys. Business as usual, going into tomorrow. Again, just keep an eye on any potential reversals, not necessarily tomorrow. I think if there's going to be a dead cat bounce, there's going to be a dead cat bounce in the next couple of days. Again, I have zero interest to the upside. I don't care if we're recording the video tomorrow, and that was up 200 points. I would rather wait for the stocks that are channeling below their confirmation levels, whether it's going to happen today, tomorrow or the next day, than sit there and try to fight a stock that's down 20% for 50 cents. Again, not for me, especially only a few days before Christmas. So guys, have a great night, everybody. Stay blessed, stay healthy, and I'll see you guys on tomorrow's video. Take care, everybody. Have a good night.


We're going to take a look at an example of inline JavaScript. So we have this little box and if we click it It'll jump over here and notice it changes colors when we click it We've done something very similar before. Let's go ahead and take a look say rectangle Yeah, let's go ahead and say ID box Color for now. I'm just gonna say red with 100 height 100 Let's say X is going to be zero Y is gonna be a little bit more complex. All right, let's take a look save run There's our box now. We need to animate it a little bit I don't even want to call that animation because it's more you guessed it just a mouse area So we've got mouse area. Let's go ahead and fill it Now this is where we're going to implement two little JavaScripts first off the color, right? We're gonna say if the area dot pressed Notice the question mark. We're doing a ternary operator and the colon. So if it's not pressed, we're gonna say gray This is a JavaScript property binding not a true property binding mind you. We're just using JavaScript in the property Now we want to do In a signal handler we've done this before This should look very very familiar Sometimes using a ternary operator in a property is a little cumbersome and QML does not always pick that up So definitely test it for your specific version I'm gonna say print and let's go ahead and make a bear. We'll say bear max equals root dot height now we've talked about scope in JavaScript We have an ID root and because it's in the global scope actually the global scope is up here But it's in a upper scope. We can actually access it down here. That's how that works So we've got scope here scope here scope here scope here and we can access it all the way up Same thing with box. We can access that because it's right here. Ta-da works very elegantly Now we're gonna say box dot x equals Let's test this and see if it works We've got a gray box mouse down turns orange and ta-da pretty cool pretty easy Now some things you should understand right off the bat here Making mistakes is very very simple and because that is not a logical mistake JavaScript and the cute creator ID you're not gonna catch it. That's where testing comes in. Oh, oh, we did a very big booboo There we go with that could have been very very bad But that's what I mean. You have to do some testing Don't always trust that cute cute creator or the JavaScript engine is gonna catch your mistakes What's up everybody? This is Brian. I hope you enjoyed this video It's part of a larger series out on udemy.com called QML for beginners the QML for beginners course assumes, you know Absolutely zero QML. You're just starting off and it's designed specifically for Qt 5 I will re-record the entire series when Qt 6 comes out and just know that it's over a hundred videos and 13 and a half hours of video on-demand I'll put a link below so you can get a highly discounted rate and Before you dive in just understand it covers a lot more than what I can put into this list everything from what's QML to animations to? C++ integration JavaScript and on and on and on But one of the requirements up front is you have to know Qt core You should have some C++ under your belt and be very familiar with Qt 5 in case you have none of that I do have some courses for Qt core beginners intermediate and advanced out on udemy as well. Hope to see you there