Oh Hmm Yo and hello is this baseball collector? Well hey Mike this is Scott over at Ranger Studios. How are you sir? Hey I hear you kind of like Lou Gehrig. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah I got a sweet Lou Gehrig card I want to try to sell you. It's a limited edition 1985 Woolworth's all-time record holder. Pretty awesome right? What do you mean not really? Okay well I'd like to get $500 for it. What are you laughing at? Okay how about $75? You're still laughing. Okay okay $75 and I'll throw in a nice charcoal drawing. Okay yeah I can do that. That sounds cool. You got yourself a deal sir. All right thanks Mike. Hey Superstars welcome back to the quest for my holy grail card. In case you have no idea what's going on this is my series where I'm trying to sell off worthless cards for exorbitant amounts of money so that I can eventually buy my grail card a T206 Scy Young portrait but to make it work I'm including some original art. This is episode 13 but it's not all unlucky because I get to do a really neat drawing today of lucky Lou Gehrig. Mike aka baseball collector not only requested a cool player to draw he wants it to look like a 1933 Gaudi bubblegum card. I think this might come out really neat. Of course I'm recording this voice over after the fact and I already know it came out really neat but that's just between you and me so don't tell anyone. Now the problem is that the Gaudi card is a painting of Lou Gehrig and making art based on another piece of art is not really ideal. Fortunately I was able to find the source photo for reference which I believe is a conlan photo if I'm not mistaken so that helps out tremendously. Alright do I want to talk about baseball collector or Lou Gehrig first? Talk about Mike first. It was about three years ago when I started watching baseball card YouTube videos and Mike was one of the very first channels I found. He's been around a long time you know and because he was one of the first and one of the first to interact with me a little bit he sort of took on this ambassador role into this community for me. He's got a fantastic collection and he's been fantastic to me always super supportive and super nice so thank you Mike. But enough about Mike let's talk about Lou. I always felt like Lou Gehrig was sort of the middle child you know. You had Babe Ruth before him forever changing the game by popularizing the long ball. After Gehrig he had Joe DiMaggio. Joe Joe had his 56 game hitting streak and got the Mary Marilyn Monroe. Enough said there. Sure Lou Gehrig had his 2130 consecutive games played but he's most famous for a disease. Even so the Iron Horse is probably my favorite of the three. You know if I had to pick a favorite Yankee anyway great great ball player and seem like a heck of a guy self-proclaimed luckiest guy on earth you know and he looks a lot like Alec Baldwin so he's not too hard to draw. Hey it's time for a terrible joke. I went to Yankee Stadium for the very first time this year and I wanted a bottle of beer in a hot dog you know. But the lady at the concession stand told me that they haven't been able to sell bottle beer in the stadium this whole season and I said why is that? And she said yeah we lost our opener. There's the Iron Horse I love it it turned out really really cool we're getting closer and closer that saw a young card and I'm having a great time getting there I'm still not accepting any more commissions but I really appreciate all your support and patience. Today I consider myself the luckiest YouTuber on the face of the earth. Thanks Mike for asking me to do this one and thanks everybody for watching like comment subscribe yada yada yada and we'll catch you next time.