u/TheDogWhoCantSTFU

Image 1 — Absolute banger of a box for my Release Day Rip
Image 2 — Absolute banger of a box for my Release Day Rip
Image 3 — Absolute banger of a box for my Release Day Rip

Absolute banger of a box for my Release Day Rip

Been on a bit of a cold streak and was so geeked to rip this box. Almost bought a box of Bowman Baseball instead... Glad I didn't!

u/TheDogWhoCantSTFU — 3 days ago

Are you Hockey-only, or do you collect other sports as well?

Just curious what hockey collectors do during the off season. Do you switch over to baseball/football/mma/whatever else during the summer? Or do you double down on cards to tick the off-season away? Or are you just too busy enjoying the summer to worry about your wintertime hobby?

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u/TheDogWhoCantSTFU — 4 days ago

Is there a way to "reset" how the algorithm views my channel?

I foolishly starting posting videos without doing any real research into how to be successful. I figured I would learn as I go. Anyway, after posting a whole bunch of low effort and poor quality shorts, I took a break to focus on developing my long form content and video editing a bit more and after a few months, I feel that I'm producing content of much higher quality. Problem is... YouTube isn't really giving me a chance to display that. My most recent short has a received a grand total of 2 views. I don't really know what to do with that... Any advice?

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u/TheDogWhoCantSTFU — 4 days ago

I really love the updated design. Much better than last year's Credentials. I even think the new DTA design is alright, and I was worried about that going in. But man oh man that pricepoint is brutal for what you're getting.

On the plus side, I didn't have to worry about pulling an announcer or anthem singer auto. So that's a plus. On the other hand, wtf why is one of my autos an update from last year's set? 🤦 I guess it could be good, depending on the person. Not exactly what i was hoping for.

u/TheDogWhoCantSTFU — 24 days ago
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I met with an admissions advisor for the Evans School of Public Policy about admission to the MPA program for the next cycle. She told me that GPA was calculated in-house and it had something to do with your most recent 60 semester credits, but I'm blanking on the specifics.

Is it that these credits are weighed more heavily in calculations, or that only these credits are considered?

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u/TheDogWhoCantSTFU — 25 days ago