and they have the right to know what they have found in the world. I know that the market has become difficult for all of us and we are trying to find some strategies to deal with to be able to deal with it, if you want to be special or a way to deal with it, let's say, some things we might have more hope for than other strategies to deal with. The initiatives that we have on how to deal with it should be as important as the past days. Of course, the developments in the financial markets and in the markets are difficult to deal with and this is because of the size of the investment or the size of the number of investors that are in the financial markets. Let me first make sure that the sound and the picture are clear before the session starts, if someone is available to tell us if the sound is heard correctly and the picture is clear. For us... All right. Mr. Hisham, welcome. Mr. George Hisham, Joe, Siraj Damer, welcome to all of you in this session. I want to start by talking a little bit about Eliot's initiative. I think Nelson Eliot is the person who chose Eliot's initiative and he was a strategic target because he has, let's say, a strategic target for Eliot or the areas that are on the clear picture. We will look at the clear picture and we will apply Eliot's strategy. I will show you everything that I can show you. Although, of course, this is a progressive strategy and it's not easy for me to say that we should be online or we should be on the internet and I will try to make it clear as much as I can. All right. We will start with this session. No one wrote me if the picture is clear. No one wrote me if the picture is clear. Apply it live. Mr. George, of course, all right. I will apply it live. We will look at the clear picture and see how Eliot's strategy is. Let's start with the power points in the beginning. I want to talk a little bit about the power points. If you want to talk about the basic pattern or the main power point and the basic that we expect from the power point, if you want to talk about it on the five power points, and the power points are both effective and effective. If we want to take the example of the coming of the year, let's talk about the upward trend, the coming of the year. From the zero point, let's take this zero point as the base and we will look from it to this point. Let's say that this trend or the coming of the year starts from the first point, there is a YouTube channel that says instead of the market going up, the coming of the year, the market will take an experiment with the coming of the year that includes five coming of the year. And along the coming of the year, the impulsive wave that includes five coming of the year, one, two, three, four, and five. This is the beginning. Let's take a step forward to the complex wave. The coming of the year is one, two, three, four, and five. This is, if you want to explain it to me, the YouTube channel that says that the coming of the year should be five coming of the year. And along the way, the coming of the year means that this coming of the year is the end point for us who want to reach to the coming of the year. From zero to one hundred, there are five rising periods. And as you see in this vide, three healthy periods or in comparison to this particular rise that is always mentioned The three states that move with the general direction. The two states and the four states are the health states. Let's start and clean up the picture a little bit before you finish this lecture. I would like to welcome everyone. Mashallah to you today. Welcome. All the people who are with us who love digital solutions know that the state of New York is the most important. We will start if you take a look. Now, let's move on to the second slide. What do you mean by the second slide? It is true that you are pushing on five levels of rise, as you can see in the first picture, and this is the first picture, and this is the second picture. As you can see in the first picture, the rise is 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. It is true that you are starting to see the rise in the general direction. As you can see, the waves are 1, 3 and 5. These are the impulsive waves. These are the defunct waves. 1, 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 5. As you can see in the second picture, So if there are five sub-waves, as they are saying here, the impulsive waves, the impulsive waves, i.e. the number 1, 3, and 5 are being talked about. When I talk about defensive waves, when I talk about number 1, 3, and 5, when I talk about the correct number, I'm talking about number 2 and 4. When we talk about the impulsive waves, they are subdivided into five waves. This means that the impulsive waves, number 1, 3, and 5, are also subdivided into five waves. As we can see in the picture number 2, as we can see in the picture number 2, even the first wave, this is the first wave, is subdivided into five waves, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and we call it the second wave, the third wave, here is the third wave, this is the number 1, here is the second wave, the third wave also includes five waves, as you can see in the picture number 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, this is the third wave, here is the second wave, here is the number 1, here is the number 4, the fifth wave also includes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, i.e. the number 1, 3, and 5 include five waves, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, this is the first wave, and then the second wave, 3 includes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, this is the third wave, and then the fourth wave, and then the fifth wave, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, this is the second wave, and here we have entered a little in the details of today's waves, because we started talking about the defensive wave, which is from the idea that there will be an impulsive wave in the direction of Al-Sahad, and Al-Habit at the same time, okay? Okay, now there are two laws of today, two laws of today, we will start entering a little bit in the laws, what do they say? They are saying the first point, the first point, wave 2, this is the first point, wave 2 should not retrace wave 1, that is, the second point should not be retraced under the first point, this is the first point, okay? And this is the second point, we will put them together, 1 and 2, the second point, the second point, like this picture, should not be retraced by the first point, and this is the first law for the second point, the fourth point should not retrace wave 3 completely, what do you mean? The fourth point, we will draw the third point, this is the third point, they are saying that the fourth point should not be retraced by the third point, what do you mean? If something goes down to the fourth point, we will not be able to go down to the second point or we will be able to retrace all the third point, and the fourth point should not be retraced by the third point, and the fourth point, see what is happening here at this point, the point at which you drew the third point, the fourth point, wave 4 should not go below the top of wave 1, that is, the fourth point should not be retraced by the first point, that is, the fourth point should not be retraced by the first point, that is, the third point should not be retraced by each other, and then the fifth point should be retraced by the second point, and they say that the third point is, as you can see in the picture, the third point is the fastest point, and the longest point, of course, the third point should not be retraced by the biggest point, or once, okay, let's see, Mr. George, let's take a small step, we will talk now about the assumptions and all the things, and we will talk about the clear picture, we will talk about the two points, that is, if I start to open now, let's open, let's open an empty page, okay, notepads, we want notepads, notepads, new notepads, okay, great, text document, what we have now, what does it say? It says that the point is from the beginning, we will go back from the beginning before we continue the slides and we will talk about the clear picture, from the beginning of the journey, the first point, the second, the third, the fourth, and the fifth, and also the third point of the health issue, what does it mean? The first point, the second, we said that the third point should be the longest and fastest, and this is a law of the two points, the third point should be, as you can see here, as you drew, the longest, the fastest, and the longest, the fourth point, and the fifth point, and the third point of the health issue, we will write them in ABC, but we have learned that the first point also includes five points, one, two, three, four, five, the third point also includes five points, one, two, three, four, five, the fifth point also includes five points, one, two, three, four, five, but the third point and the fifth point also includes five points, including the first point, we said that the second point doesn't include the first point, and the fourth point doesn't include the first point, the first point should be the longest, and the fourth point should be the longest, and it should be the longest, and it shouldn't include the fourth point, but the first point should be the longest, and this is a law of the two points, and of course the ABC points should be the longest, we agreed on this, we agreed on this, okay, but we didn't know the fifth point, now I will talk about something called extended wave, extended wave, in particular it is usually in the commodity market, and it can also be used in the American markets, of course, Dow Jones and the SP500, here I am talking about something related to the extension, what does extension mean, I mean an extended wave, an extended wave, I mean they are talking about the third point, which is the strongest point, here we saw that the third point, wave three extension, you see here what is written, wave three extension, wave three is the most possible extended wave, I mean, we agreed on the first point, second point, this is the first point, second point, the third point, it includes five extensions, which is one, two, three, four, five, this is the third extension, and then the fourth extension, and the fifth extension, is there anything else, is there anything else from the beginning of this lecture, no, we said at the beginning of the lecture, that the first extension, and the third, and the fifth, it can be extended, and it can include five extensions, there is nothing else, but now we are talking about the extension and the extended wave, I am saying that the third wave, is one of the most suitable waves, for the extension, to include five extensions, so what we are doing here, instead of adding one, two, three, four, four, the third wave, includes five extensions, and the first wave, which is the letter I, the second wave, double, the third wave, triple I, the fourth wave, IV, like the Roman letters, the fifth wave, V, what happened to me, guys? I had the first wave, the second wave, and then the third wave, five extensions, one, two, three, four, five, which we added, I, double I, triple I, IV, and V, five extensions, for the end of the third wave, then the fourth and then the fifth wave. Here, guys, we are still talking, here, we are still talking, about Mr. Ahmad, of course, this registered guest, and, I mean, the reference, of course, is Ralph Nelson Elliott, Ralph Nelson Elliott, and, of course, this is just, if you want PowerPoint slides, of course, of course, of Elliott. Let's talk, then we're talking about the financial presence, okay, I'll go back to the clear drawing and go into a little bit of detail, and give you details on the way, for example, on the $1,000, on the gold coins, what are our expectations for the gold coins, on the drawing between today, how did we get the financial presence, the health and the financial presence, and, of course, how did we get the financial presence, the health and the financial presence, and, of course, how can we expect to use the financial presence of, if you want, the financial scenario. Now, what I'm going to say here, in this PowerPoint, I'm going to say that the fifth wave can be a little bit truncated. Truncated or truncation, I mean, the first wave, the first wave, the second wave, the third wave, the fourth and the fifth wave. I'm going to say that the fifth wave, instead of recording a new number, as you can see in this case, this is the fifth wave, instead of recording a new number, if you want to be specific, or let's say, a new number, as some people say, a new number, I'm going to say that the fifth wave can be truncated, I mean, one, two, three, four and five. The fifth wave can be weak, it has no weakness, it has no strength, it has no momentum to be able to increase and record a new number, it may not be able to be truncated and be able to do ABC, the third wave. So in this case, it's not clear, your situation is one, two, three, four and five that were truncated. So of course, this is just if you want to have ideas for a new wave, you have to take it in consideration. Now, we're going to talk about the defensive wave. Before entering the health services, the complex wave, the zigzag and the health services, which include forms, and patterns, and complex waves, let's go into the scientific design to try to apply this solution to five health services or five public services. I don't have a problem. All right, the gold price, guys. Gold is the price of gold. This is the price of gold. If you're thinking about a difficult wave of gold, from the last wave you've seen, before the rise in terms of defense, from the middle of 1260, this is the beginning of this wave. From this wave, we're starting to rise. The first wave, this is the first wave, the second wave is the opposite, the second wave, the third wave is the long defensive wave, which includes five waves, but now we're going to try to apply the five waves to the clear drawing before entering the details. This is the second wave, the third wave is the long defensive wave, the longest, the strongest, the fourth wave, and then the fifth wave. All right? There's something he said. We, on the price of gold, on the clear drawing, I know that some investors are facing some difficulties to apply the first wave, the second, the third, the fourth, and the fifth wave, but this is only because of the Japanese agreement and the Japanese agreement. Okay? But I don't care. I don't care. Look at the clear drawing, the first wave includes the long defensive and long defensive and the second wave is also long defensive. The third wave is the long defensive and the fourth wave is the long defensive and the fifth wave is the long defensive. We're trying to get you to try to simplify things. Maybe you want to make a line, maybe you want to make a line but the clear drawing is a line chart instead of the Japanese agreement. But of course, we prefer the Japanese agreement. Okay? Now, from the top five waves of gold, what do you expect to happen? We expect the rise here, one, two, three, four, five. We expect the rise of the right wave, ABCA, because we're in the rise of the right wave before the rise of the right wave. Okay? I'm still with you. I know that we're going to take a step by step. Don't worry. Let's take a step by step and go back to the line chart. We're going to take another example. This is a clear drawing that I'm going to take. If I want to take... If I want to take the German German Dax. Okay? The German German Dax. Let's start. This is the line. We put a clear drawing. This is the line that is the point of the travel, right? This is the point of the travel. And this is the point of the journey. Now, I'm going to tell you where you have to go, where you can go, where you can enter the entry point, where you can stop at the loss. But let's take a step by step. This is the line you're going to take. It's impossible to explain it in a webinar. It's impossible. I have courses that I teach to the students. Of course, it's very difficult to learn online. But I'm trying my best and I hope I'll be able to use it. The first point. The first point. The second point. It's clear. Look at what happened. The first point. From the last point. From the first point. This is the first point. The third point is the right point. We need to start talking about the right point. The right point is the right point. Don't go down in one direction, guys. The right point goes down in three directions. A, B, C. This is the right point. A, B, C. This is the right point. Now. The fourth point. The third point. The third point. We have five points. Let's count the numbers. One, two, three, four, five. Let's put them together. I, double I. This is the right point. The third point. Five points in one direction. Two, three, four, five. This is the third point. And then the fourth point. The fourth point. And then the fifth point, which is the fifth point. What happened here? The first point. The second point. The third point, which includes five points, which are I, double I, triple I, wave four, IV, and five. And this is the third point. Because the third point will be the initial point. Okay? And then the fifth point, which we have here. And then the fourth point. And the fifth point. The fifth point. What do we have here, guys? Three physical points, which are A, B, and C. Three physical points, A, B, and C. I have one, two, three, four, five, A, B, C. What comes out of it? Then we'll talk. Okay, I'm not going to make a mistake. But most importantly, I'm going to try to apply Eliot's points to the clear picture so that you know how to choose the points. Of course, this explanation will be recorded. Okay? Mr. George, for time frames, I prefer to use the clear picture every day for four hours. It's wrong to use the clear picture every day for four hours. But of course, when you enter, you always have the small points. What do you mean? If I told you, Mr. George, look at this example, if I told you about a picture I have today, one, two, three, four, five, if I told you about the fourth point, this first point, two, three, four, five, if I told you I would enter the fourth point, and this picture is clear today. How can you enter the fourth point in detail? The picture will appear for four hours for HH4 or H1. And of course, you enter the fourth point in detail and you will see how many points are there. So for the whole time frames, you will have steps and steps. In the beginning, you start with the biggest time frame, and you will see the time frame so that you can see the details and you can see if you want to see how many points are there. Let's continue. For the people who have not followed us from the beginning, of course, we continue this lecture to take an idea, but it will be recorded. God willing, the name of the marketing company will be completed. This recorded webinar will be uploaded from the opening of the second day, God willing. I hope we can promise you tomorrow or the day after tomorrow that we can develop a little bit on it. As soon as the second day of the next week, of course, you will be on Facebook and on YouTube and we will make it a share. But we were talking about the transition. We started talking about small things that are not what I was saying. See how beautiful they are, see how they give us details. What am I saying? I am saying something, God willing. And ending diagonal, diagonal like the name is diagonal in this way. I mean, what is it? What is it worth on the opening? What is it worth on the opening? What is it worth? A line of information in this way. What is the reason? Where can this origin come from? The last origin, but let me give you the details. End diagonal, we were talking about the opening of five dimensions in this way. One, two, three, four, five, and we went into the details of the origin, right? And we went into the details of the first and second dimensions. And here are five dimensions that are raised to one, two, three, four, five, including the third dimension. And we went into the fourth dimension of health and the fifth dimension. And we said that the second dimension will include three dimensions of health, ABC. And the fourth dimension, ABC, that is, all of them will be ABC. And then, from the end, you will have five dimensions with ABC.  The first dimension, the second dimension, the third dimension, the fourth dimension, and the fifth dimension that will include five dimensions of health, one, two, three, four, five. What does it mean? I am telling you that we were talking about that in this example, maybe it happened that the dimension of three dimensions will be the initial and extended dimension that will include five dimensions of health, right? We were talking about the way of three dimensions. That the dimension of three dimensions can include the initial dimension of health and include five dimensions, one, two, three, four, five. Now, what we are talking about is that this first dimension and this second dimension and this third dimension and this fourth dimension and that the fifth dimension will include five dimensions of health, and in this way, it will include I, I, I, I, the number of Roman letters and five dimensions of health that will not include the fifth dimension. Instead of talking about five dimensions like the example on the capital, which is the first dimension and this second dimension. The first dimension that I am talking about is that the dimension of three dimensions will include five dimensions. The dimension on the right is that the fifth dimension will include five dimensions of health, and when the fifth dimension is initial and it will include five dimensions that will come to form in the form of an ending diagonal, in the form of a complex male on a scale and we expect from it that it will include three dimensions of health, because we will have five dimensions, one, two, three, four, five, and what will it include? Three dimensions of health. And that's it. Guys, all the people who are now in this dimension I know that they will find it difficult after seeing a lot of people who are trying to get out of this dimension because we were almost 20 people, 15, I know and understand how difficult it is to find a new dimension and a new strategy. But you are the one who is able to find a new strategy. You will certainly be the one who will be present and you will be happy. Where are you? In which cycle? In which level? Are you in the level of the company? Are you in the level of the individual company or the level of the health company? Are you waiting for more shopping or waiting for a raise to the sale? Are you in the level of the fifth or the third dimension? Here, I will be happy. Now, the initial goal that we are talking about, for example, on the price of $1 a year from the end of the fifth year, from the end of the fifth year of the raise, let's say today, if we go back a little bit in the history of the past, if we go back a little bit in the history of the past, in this way, let's go back a little bit in history if I don't show you one. Ok, great, great, great, great. This is the example that the fifth dimension has in the beginning. Look at what I have here. Did you see what I have here? This is the fifth dimension. This is the fifth dimension that it includes ending diagonally. That it includes inside I, WI, IEEIV and V. Five dimensions for the fifth dimension. This is the third dimension, this is the fourth dimension, this is the first dimension, this is the second dimension. From here, the transition line. Forget the clear picture. Why did we take the clear picture? It doesn't affect. Because these three dimensions Because these are the three sources of health in the rise, I will not go into the details, but these are the three sources of health, which are ABCA, B, and C, which are included in five sources. Because here I have a huge amount of rubble, one, two, three, four, five rubble, one, two, three, four, five rubble, and three sources of health in the rise, I will not go into details, but I will go into the details, if you want to stay, I will not go into details. Don't ask me why we took the picture from the middle, but I will try to tell you, listen to me and I will be able to forget the picture from here and focus on it. From this point, we have raised the first module, module number two, module number three, module number four, and five modules in the rise of module five. One, two, three, four, five, this is the rise, and then three sources of health in the rise and fall. But I thought that when I have a third module on the rise, many of the participants draw a line in this way, they say that I have a third module, we are waiting for the selection from above and from below. Yes, but if you are working on the rise of module five, you know where you are starting to enter the sales markets, you know that you can enter the market. You don't need to wait for the selection, you will know that the selection will be on the rise and not on the rise, because you are in the rise of module five. This is the rise of module five. We will go step by step, guys, we will go step by step. Of course, it will be on me, it will be on us, of course, a lecture on the rise of module five. God willing, I will be able to go step by step, and I will be able to meet today, day by day with this lecture, so that the same people come and prepare for the rise of module five. However, I will try as much as I can to explain to you today, after the rise of module five, the zig-zag, which is connected to the zig-zag, the rise of module five, and then we will have this rise of module five. We have been talking about the rise of module five, which is one, two, three, four, five, and how the rise of module five is equal to the rise of module five, and of course, we are talking about the corrective cycles or corrective waves, which are the corrective modes and the corrective modes. Okay, let's start. For the zig-zags or corrective modes, we have also talked about ABC, let's focus on ABC. The rise of module five is one, two, three, four, five, and then we will have the rise of module five, which is the rise of module five, and now we will focus on ABC. This is our focus. Our focus is on the rise of module five, which is the rise of the impulsive wave, one, two, three, four, five. Our focus is on A, B, and C. Is it true that we draw ABC in three modes? Is it true that we draw the rise of module five in three modes, which is A, B, and C? And that the rise of module A also includes five modes, one, two, three, four, five. I mean, I know that things have become complicated, I know that every module includes five modes, but the rise of module A includes three modes, which means that the rise of module five is the rise of module three, the rise of module five is the rise of module three. In general, the rise of module three is five, and the rise of module B is three. And C, one, two, three, four, five as well. In terms of the rise of module A, we will consider module A is a defensive module that includes five modes, and module B is a defensive module that includes three modes, and module C is five modes. And I will give you an example. I will give you an example. And this is the German DAX, the German module. The German module, from the end of module A, from the end of module B, from the end of module A, from the end of module C, but the rise of module C, at the end of module C, comes the rise of module B, which also includes five modes, which also include five modes, and module C. So the last order we will consider and I will explain that through this example, and I will explain how to combine these five modes into module C, and by combining aluminum with aluminum, Al-Mawj-C, which consists of five modes, is also three modes. Al-Mawj-C is also ABC, A, ABC, B, and also one, two, three, four, five, C. One, two, three, four, five.  Al-Mawj-C is also three modes. A, step by step. A consists of five modes. One, two, three, four, five. A is recorded. And then, Al-Mawj-B consists of three modes, which are A, B, and C. You raise the number of one, two, three, A, you lower the number of B, and you raise the number of C. So, Al-Mawj-A is one, two, three, four, five, this is A. From number one, two, three, we put small A, we lower it by small B, and we go back to C. And this is Al-Mawj-B. This is Al-Mawj-B. Because you don't know what's going on in the market. You raise it by small. You raise it by small. But if you know that three modes A, B, and C, which are recorded by Al-Mawj-B, will wait for Al-Mawj-B. And then you lower the number of three modes, which are Al-Mawj-C. And then you raise it by small. And this is Al-Forex. And this is Al-Mawj-B, which is not possible to understand in one session. And then you lower it by one, two, three, four, five, until the end, from B to C. This is Al-Mawj-B, which is not possible to understand in one session. We will work step by step on it, and we will go back to it. Now, as I said, we will go back to it. For all the people who understand it, I really hope that you understand it and work on it step by step. For all the people who don't understand it, I hope that they search for this strategy. And go back to it. Let me ask you any question you would like to ask me on Facebook, personally. We have raised one, two, three, four, five. Al-Mawj-B, which is not possible to understand in one session. Five modes. One, two, three, four, five. And this is Al-Mawj-B. Now we are talking about Al-Mawj-B. One, two, three, four, five. And then, one, two, three, this is Al-Mawj-A. One, two, three, Al-Mawj-B. And here, when we talk about 76.4% in Bonacci and 80% in Bonacci, and we are thinking about buying Al-Mawj-B, one, two, three, four, five, until C. And here, we have Al-Mawj-B. So instead of talking about the three modes of health, Al-Mawj-C, let's start by going into detail. And now, Al-Mawj-C is included in Al-Mawj-C. Al-Mawj-A, Al-Mawj-B, Al-Mawj-C. This is Al-Mawj-A, Al-Mawj-B. One, two, three, four, five.   You're going to be a student in Farax.  And you start with a five-point mark. And you know where you are at any point. Where are you? Where are you? Where are you? You're a lawyer, you're in the clear picture. You're here, on the number, are you on the fifth mark? You're on the A mark? You're on the CAC mark? If you know where you are, where are you in the clear picture? You're a lawyer, you're in the clear picture. I'm not going to tell you that I'm wrong. Even if I know where I am today, I'm wrong. And I can make a mistake in the number of places I'm in. I can make a mistake in the number of places I'm in. I can make a mistake in the number of places I'm in and I'm looking at the sky. I'm saying that I can see the sky. My friend said that he can't see the sky, he can't see anything. He can't see the clouds. There are the same ways. There are the same ways. I can say that I can see five clouds, I can say that I can see three clouds. I can say that I can see ABC, I can say that I can see one, two, three. This is the experience. The experience of playing a game. The LA, James, use five first round when you get up with his first five, third round, first round, fourth round and fifth round when the intimidated are not in full and the high stretch is in the three and four first round and fifth round When you say the fifth round tanker is twenty long or This is a chemical reaction. Okay? I went in a little bit. Of course, Mr. Mehdi, the reaction of Eliot I won't tell you about it without Fibonacci. I won't tell you about it without Fibonacci. And you know that you have 5 reactions. And your reaction is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6 reactions are correct. They go back to the level of 61.8%, but according to the cycle you are in, do you see this cycle? The first number 2, and you don't pay with the number 3? Did you see what happened to me? I counted your reactions. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and ABC. I counted them in big one, big two. But according to any time frame you are, according to any day or 4 hours or 30 minutes, you know the cycle. If you are counting 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, and you are waiting for the next number, the next number can reach the level of 20,000 dollars, which is impossible. When you are counting in a different way, you are counting 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 6, 7, 8. You have counted it. You tested it. You'll get it. I'm going to check all the time frame. And I'm going to check the time frame. I'm going to check again the time frame. The first number counts 2. The third number is the number 3. The fourth number counts ABC. A, B. And C. Did you see what happened? 1, 2, 3, A. Small ABC. This is the scenario that you were talking about from Al-Mawj Al-Sahih and now I have Al-Mawj Al-Khamseh for Al-Sahar Barmel Al-Nafat. What do you think of this? I would like to tell you that you have now seen Al-Mawj Al-Sahih to Al-Nafat. This is Al-Mawj Al-Mauqad Al-Sahih that you were talking about. One, two, three, two, three. One, two, three, because you have seen Al-Khifad and Al-Sahih and Al-Mawj Al-Sahih to Al-Mawj Al-Mawj Al-Sahih. Al-Mawj Al-Rab'a, where can you find it? Start counting. One, two, three, what? Is it hard? And then one, two, three, what? Do you know that Saoud Al-Si is still here? And then one, two, three, four, five, C. Saoud, you know that you have finished ABC. So this is Al-Mawj Al-Sahih that you have finished and you have arrived at Al-Mawj Al-Rab'a. And you start by increasing the sales rates as you are seeing now, Barmel Al-Nafat is going down. And this is the wait for Al-Mawj Al-Khamseh. You may be able to take profit and change the profit, but if you want to choose one of the three levels, you have to choose one of them. And then Al-Mawj Al-Khamseh, you have to wait for three ABC levels, because you have finished five levels, one, two, three, four, five, and you have three A and B and C health levels in Saoud. And these five levels, including five levels, including three health levels, including the largest ABC drawing on ABC today, ABC, ABC, including a weekly drawing, which is one, two, three, four, five. Did you see how big the time frame is? One, two, three, four, five, ABC, one, two, three, four, five, ABC. What does ABC mean? One, two, three, A, B. One, two, three, four, five, C. You have finished the health levels. We are going to try to limit this scenario to Barmel Al-Nafat. Meaning, your health levels are reduced to one, two, three, four, five, four, five, extra, one, two, three, four, five, B. One, two, three, four, five, C. You have finished health levels. And then another one, one, two, three, four, five levels. Because on long-term studies, there is molestation. Okay, on everyone's goals, on everyone's goals. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.


If everyone could take a seat. Thank you so much. I've been asked to introduce the next three speakers. We are beginning with Nando Polusi PhD. He's a founding member of the Applied Evolutionary Psychology Society and a clinical psychologist with a private practice in New York City, employing cognitive behavior therapy with insights from evolutionary psychology. He wrote a regular column entitled Neanderthink, I love that, for psychology today, exploring the psychological implications of living in a modern world from evolved strategies to mismatched theory. Thank you. Thank you, Jill. So the founder of cognitive behavior therapy, CBT, Albert Ellis, once let me in on his operating principle and that is that all humans are crazy. Where aren't screwballs of the worst sort, crybabies who will suffer forever, and that was on a good day. I worked under him and along with him for about 20 years and here he is singing an original song about the hopelessness of marriage at my wedding. He believed we had to dispute our irrational beliefs and that's true enough but it wasn't sufficient because even after lots of therapy humans would backslide into this emotional muck and the model was like an emotional plaque on your teeth, you know, you brush away the musts every day with formal disputes. So when I asked them why, why are they so crazy, humans as if we were exempt, he'd yell they just are. In other words, it was sort of a mystery or it didn't matter. He even wrote a monograph called Backsliding and a book called Overcoming Resistance to Deal with This and the solution was to do more therapy and self-therapy. So CBT has as a premise that we have automatic thoughts that are distortions and irrational beliefs that if we erase them or we replace them we'd be rational but there's just one problem with this otherwise helpful approach and the problem for CBT is the solution for life itself which is evolution. Over millennia selection sculpted not only our bodies and our mentation but also our minds and mentation is what I meant. So here's where we are, this is a quick cartoon showing what I think is going on and the CBT model is that you can rewrite the scripts of your thinking and it's become popular and self-help as a premise as well but many of the emotions we have are not just the result of conscious thinking, they're implicit. That's because most of the thinking has been done for us through natural selection. So these emotional smoke alarms that relate to evolutionarily salient issues and situations they're like detectors, alarms going off sometimes but some of them are fine-tuned and nuanced and some of them are blunt and clanging so what I posit is that if they are adaptations and a result of either a mismatch we'd better know what's going on and you know matters of survival and affiliation, matters of mating and status, these emotional reactions might seem like distortions when we're upset but they might serve a deeper rationality. So some of these are classics, jumping to conclusions, they might make us uncomfortable especially if they're related to connecting emotionally with others or figuring out distinguishing friend or foe which is sort of an implicit backdrop so they might cause us some distress. Now I have to say as a licensed psychologist in Manhattan the way we define rationality is your agreement with me but the research coming from evolutionary psychology even though it's often misrepresented because there are various strands, there's not just one monolithic approach, it's basically an attempt just to understand our minds and emotions and our biases in light of the selection processes that shape them.  It uses what Daniel Kahneman calls slow thinking so the so-called fast thinking is intuitive, the slow thinking is a deliberative rational approach. But here's a catch, slow thinking is, how do I put this, slow, it's clunky and can overshadow your confidence in fast, that is evolutionary thinking. It's like driving forward while only scanning the rear view mirror. It might make you smarter about the past but not necessarily about the present or the future. So for example it's ultimately meaningless to say that one needs a general unconditional acceptance of yourself and others because what you want is a selective supple muscular response to challenges of adapting to the everyday environment. As you live in a tamped down emotional state, I get a lot of psychological insight not from psychology these days, it's mostly from evolutionary thinking and also Nasim Taleb's concept of optionality which gives clients real tools for understanding dynamical circumstances and choices. Well the focus on the self in psychology is like driving at night, we're driving again, with the headlights turned toward yourself instead of out on the road ahead. So how do we change that? So my concept is that when therapy is useful it's because it's aligned with an evolutionary salience. The biologist Dobzhansky said nothing in biology makes sense except in light of evolution but I posit that the same is true for psychology and psychotherapy we just don't know it yet. So there's feeling better and there's getting stronger. So if we distinguish between evolved function and the manifest epiphenomena that psychologists look at, some silly behaviors might serve a deep rational function.  So we have answers to why and if not answers then we have clues. So it's not that it doesn't matter, we have some clues about why we do certain things. So we need not to medicalize or compulsively run from the entire palette of our impulses and our emotions but to embrace our ecology with a clear eye and I follow best practices in cognitive behavior therapy, I'm a supervisor in it and I use research from evolutionary psychology because it's well established there are thousands of studies, I'm sort of scavenger as a heuristic, as a meta theory, it's like a magic I3D that suddenly illuminates what someone is doing and I always check it out with clients. So here's my positions. Some circumstances are evolutionarily familiar meaning that we're adapted to the situational nuances without conscious deliberation and many circumstances are evolutionarily novel meaning that our ancestral adaptations may or may not be so good but we better distinguish them so that we don't indulge in protective pessimism and research shows that that does have a lot of disadvantages as Alex mentioned and it has disadvantages on flexibility, creativity, it makes us more negativeistic than we have to be. So I have a very technical slide I want to show you. Evolutionarily familiar challenges are defenses, they require our defenses or adaptations and they provide sort of a compass for responses and behavior and some are novel and these are not hard categories by the way, this is just sort of my sense of the heuristic and how I distinguish defenses from disorders. So for example, you might have some anxiety about, let's say, approaching a desirable potential partner that's evolutionarily familiar but if it's in an elevator and you're kicking Jay-Z, it could be evolutionarily novel although that's also sort of familiar. If you're immobilized and you're phobic, it could go into a disorder, I have disease there. Now if you distinguish things in that way, you might see that some so-called inappropriate emotions might be defenses not disturbance, some so-called appropriate emotions like calm and serenity might actually be a detachment from the fine-tuned unconscious calibration that we have. So I feel like sometimes like I'm a punk rocker kicking a hippie but jealousy, anger, depression, are universally labeled as inappropriate even when they evolve to solve problems of survival and to detect evolutionarily salient and believable information. That's not to say they're right but we'd better not use a hammer on every emotional male that we don't like. So curing us of general irrational thinking might be flawed when it comes to understanding emotions because irrational thinking is not something we have, it's something we practice, it's ongoing. My clients want to feel good and do better in life and standard social science is still coming up with just so stories about why that happens and they're still asking the same questions, do we dispute the musts, what's primary musts or distortions, what's appropriate, do we give homework, how do we get reimbursed for this? So even though evolutionary hypotheses that I posit can be wrong and I'm open to getting them challenged, there are an improvement over the ad hoc villains of social science like culture, patriarchy, capitalism, upbringing, sexism, refrigerator moms, underfunded schools and violent cartoons. So let's look beyond the mechanism and look at evolved function. People are focused on the mechanism, you know, I'm depressed, I'm upset but when we examine the evolved function what we avoid is the problem about a problem so people sometimes get upset then they get upset about getting upset, they get depressed, they get depressed about getting upset. So the mind isn't a chalkboard on which you can easily rewrite for a reason. It's designed to be believable. We send signals to others and receive signals. Now I have to say I like the happiness research in general. They're coming around to evolutionary psychology explanations although my sense is that what we want is not just happiness per se because if you agree that clinically it's not just how good you feel in the present but how you feel good. It's some things are really good for you but hammering the smoke detectors might be the same thing. You're not distinguishing feeling better from getting stronger and more resilient. So this is a common view that you probably know, the common view of evolutionary psychology. The African savannah or most of our ancestors for 90% of our history emerged. This is near my office in midtown and this is at night 24-7. So the mismatch is not better or worse necessarily so what we want to avoid is the accusation of the paleo fantasy. This is just one version of evolutionary psychology and it's not dispositive. So you don't have to commit to any specific ancestral hypothesis to accept evolutionary thinking about our circumstances. There's another quick cartoon about something we definitely lost. So what I want to say is that the systematic differences between our ancestral environment and our current are not neutral. That's why the paleo fantasy attacks are incorrect because we do know things about our ancestors. We know something about their environments.  What critics of paleo don't understand is that these are not neutral differences so I want to say it's not that we can't handle evolutionarily novel circumstances for a while. Even tigers can adapt to jumping through flaming hoops on cue with booming music and lasers but as Robert Schimel said about Siegfried and Roy it's just a matter of time before a tiger says this shit ends tonight. Our desires and our designs aren't always what's best for us. So we can turn mysteries into theoretically solvable puzzles. That's part of the science of finding out why we do what we do. So this is research from evolutionary psychology. You can see how it can be applicable in a clinical setting. We may have superficial rationality versus deep. Decision making often has evolutionary goals that are implicit. Evolutionary focus is on proximate goals like what do you say in a specific circumstance, what do you not say, how do you behave and it neglects the bigger picture. So human decision making is designed to achieve very several sometimes competing evolutionary goals so you might not cure yourself of all irrationality but as David Sloan Wilson said evolutionary thinking makes you smarter. You naturally start to think in trade-offs not absolutes. You use population thinking rather than strict categories of disturbance not disturbance and appropriate appropriate. You're not tripped up by perfectionism not because it's better or makes you happy but because it's a meaningless concept in evolutionary terms. So we accept the random upsides and look for opportunities to experience risk and change rather than seeking compulsive safety and comfort. So I wrote about this as Jill said in psychology today in the columns called Neanderthink on various topics and we started a group, non-clinicians interestingly. This is pronounced apes, it's association of applied evolutionary psychology society. So we look at feeling displaced from your tribe, one minute. So let me just quickly go. These are some of the subjects that we've discussed in evolutionary psychology. You can see these have a lot of sex differences. We overlap psychologically but it's not the same. Mate value, we differ on charm and IQ and desirability. We better deal with that. Attention deficit disorder, let's go. You can try this on yourself, social signaling. If you know what you're dealing with you can say as Steven Pinker did, my genes can go jump in a lake. So a wedding is a good place to learn about human nature and the other figure at attendance in my wedding besides my wife was Charles Darwin here, the first evolutionary psychologist seen presiding over us and thank you. Those of you who are going over to Wheeler to hear Skyler go ahead and we'll have time to take two questions in the interim. Okay? Thanks. Yes. Yes. Lifestyle changes. I always ask clients what they have for breakfast, what their sleep patterns are, do they take vitamin D, do they get out, do they meet other people? Yeah, the evolutionary and ancestral approach just brings all that in. It's not just what's in here because evolution doesn't stop at the neck. It's everything. I was wondering, so some people can experience trauma and not get PTSD and some do. Are some of us evolutionary, evolutionarily just kind of programmed to be more responsive to trauma almost? Not programmed but disposed. So I like to look at getting less traumatized. So you're right. Some people are a bit more vulnerable to certain types of stimuli and what I look at is how do we get out of that and understanding it from an ancestral point of view and how we differ today is a key part of that. We're going to end it here and take a little break and then come back in a few minutes. Thanks.


The way of the Dropbox to IPFS project is to help non-technical projects to migrate all the data to IPFS. So there are maybe three main problems of using Dropbox today. The first is this is a centralized platform. So many users want to migrate from Dropbox or any cloud providers to IPFS. But how can we help non-technical users to migrate to IPFS without using some CLI or something? So we need to use some web UI. We need to create an application with a good experience to migrate all the data, easily access the files and so on. So the goal is to create a web UI for all the users that are not familiar with technical skills. And the second goal is to onboard a lot of more existing data because there are a lot of data on Dropbox, on Google Drive and so on that we can migrate to IPFS. So this is the main goal of the application, the way for Dropbox to IPFS. The challenges of the application, changes and limitation. The first is with this kind of application, we can create one application to migrate all the data hosted on many clouds. I mean public clouds like Amazon, Box.com, Google Drive, Dropbox and so many more applications. The main challenge of the Dropbox to IPFS application is not to be aglostic only on Dropbox. We can accept the various kinds of cloud providers today. The second challenge is to replicate the access rights on IPFS, on IPFS5 icon using ACR restrictions. So maybe I can explore the swarm's behaviors or some project that the Lorenzo and Kai project to add some restrictions that we can implement in this kind of project. Today the project works but only on the public data we can also provide data on the application because all the data are using history so it would be awesome to pick those and so on. And the other challenge was to define the best way to create this kind of application maybe using the browser extension that we can't do this that way because we can't edit. We can put some more text on the Dropbox application because it's a proprietary application. We can't create a Dropbox cloud because the problem is that there is a lot of Dropbox cloud applications all over the web. I mean history, web-free storage and many more applications that are not the exact same behaviors but it's very too close to create a new Dropbox cloud. So the best was to use the Dropbox application, we can create a Dropbox, an application directly on Dropbox to access to a backend or something to integrate the fight. So this is the way that I have explored during the project. The current status of the project, so the application is working with a few delays for the demo. I know that I provide the demo for the beginning of the week but there are a lot of, there are a few many problems that I can't deploy the demos on Monday. So today the status of the project, we can migrate the fights from Dropbox to IPFS. It's working, it's working, we can access to the file status, we can migrate all the files easily from existing Dropbox icons but the project did a lot of improvements. I said just before that we need to include some checks on the difference between public and private fights. Today is just a warning but we need to maybe not send the fights to IPFS if we detect that this is not a public fight, maybe using the permissions existing on Dropbox or something. We need to improve the login methods to access to complete dashboards of migrated files, of permissions, of file status and so on. We need to display the status of the migration because we are doing an instant migration but we are not displaying the status. Maybe it's staging, maybe it's not totally migrated, maybe it's not sealed or something. We need to display the status. The other improvements is to manage the files, versioning, delete fights, edit fights, add more files related to another one already migrated to make some kind of versioning. Maybe I want to put the V1, the V2 and so on. So we can create some the same behaviors that Dropbox allows the users to do. The last point is to use the decentralized database systems. Today it's Postgres SQL database but we can maybe use threadDB or something that's decentralized to keep the decentralized part of the project. So on the project all the requests are welcome to creating features to maintain the project, to add exciting features, exciting modules and so on. So I give on the slide the link to the Notion page on the GitHub repository and we can send you on the Discord or the chat just after. And the last part just before the demo is how to use the project so you have two ways to use the project. You can deploy the project on your own machine, you can just use GitHub and you can compile the project and use it on your own machine to order the data locally. So I will publish with me how to compile the project. And I will also give access to a public hosted application, maybe during the weekend or something. So you can access the public application to connect your Dropbox account and to start to migrate a lot of files. So this is the screenshots of the applications. So I will just share my screen and do a real demo so it would be better than only the screenshots. Okay, so this is the application, this is the home screen of the application. So, as I said, today is only be careful messages to not publish some private files. This is all the steps that would be executed to migrate the files. So the first step is to connect the Dropbox account. So one click on the button, you will access to the Dropbox page that will list all the rights that I need to make the application works. So I will edit and I will remove the unnecessary rights just after. So I will edit the application. So the application, when the application is connected to Dropbox icons, you can access to a kind of token or kind of something to check all the file status. So today I need to improve the authentication method so we can add maybe a password or we can add a lot of things to improve the access to dashboards. Now it's just a proof of concept. So just to create what we can do when we're writing the files from Dropbox to IPFS. So I will just copy and I will access. So we are very easy, very simple login page. So I will put the token inside. So I got already some files. So I will upload the new files during the demo but when you have all the files information. So the CID just here and the file size, we can add the status, we can add the providers, the PRID and so on. We can add a lot of information about the files, maybe a link to access using a big gateway or something more. So I will add a file. So now I'm on my Dropbox account. So when you connect the application, Dropbox automatically creates a folder named send to IPFS. And when you put the files inside, the application will automatically send all the files you put in this folder to IPFS. Without any, without just in one click. So for example, I will take maybe this one. Oh, yes. This one. I will take these pictures and I will copy. I will move these files to the folders apps send to IPFS. So the file has been, has been moved, moved to the, to the other folders. So now we can, we can go back on. I will maybe put also this one. Move. Okay. I will upload more files in the folders. Which files maybe this one. Okay. I will put this files inside. Okay. Okay, so now if I, I think, I think all the files has been, has been sent to, to IPFS. So I just have to check because the application today is hosted on, on my, on my machine. So just have to check few things. Okay. So I will put more files in the, in the folders. Okay. So I got, I got something very strange that there is something strange. I think, I think on the, when, when connecting the application, but, but what I will put videos to check. I think it's a, it's a demo effect. I don't know why, why it's not working on the, at this moment, but, but I will put the videos on site, but the, the behavior is it just to put some files in the, in the folders. And we have access just here on the, on the file. So for this, I'm using some history API to send the files, send the files over, over, over IPFS. So as you can see, there was a lot of files during the, during the test. I'm using some, so you can have access to links. Maybe this one was just before the, before the beginning of the, of the, of the zoom, zoom session. So I can access to the, to the logos. I have maybe some users, some users files, maybe the SQL file. I got also some, some pictures, you can, you can maybe migrate a lot of files any size. You can also migrate some entire folders on IPFS. You can migrate any, any file type and, and so on. So yeah, I will send the videos to, to see how does it works completely.


How much research do you need to create a useful customer journey map? When a client approaches you and asks to create a customer journey map for them, how much time do you allocate for research to create a useful map? That's what we're going to talk about in this video. Let the show begin. Hi, I'm Mark and welcome to the service design show. This show is all about helping you to design services that have a positive impact on people and are good for business. In this episode, we're going to talk about user research for customer journey mapping. I see two common scenarios and problems regarding this topic. The first one is that people tend to do no research at all. This is especially true in environments where people tend to think that they know what their customers already want. It actually never crosses their mind to go outside and do research and they create maps solely based on assumptions and best experience. But the flip side is also true. I have seen a lot of instances where people spend so much time doing research, going outside, investigating things, and eventually they end up with just understanding a really small portion of the customer journey because they didn't have time to do the rest. They go in on so many details instead of spreading it out.  But on the other hand, if you don't do any research at all or very little, you might end up making misinformed and bad decisions, which is probably even worse. Let me know in the comments how much time do you spend, do you get, and would you like to get for research regarding customer journey maps? I'd really like to know how you deal with this situation, and so leave a comment down below, and let's continue the conversation down there. How much research do you actually need to create a useful customer journey map? Like Adam Lawrence said, if you do two things in service design, do prototyping and research, and if you can only do one thing, do research. So is it bad to create a customer journey map based on assumptions? Let's start with that question. So I think you can absolutely make useful customer journey maps based on assumptions, even though Adam is saying that you'll always need to do research. Let me explain. When you make a map based on assumptions, it's really, really important that you have a long-term plan in mind, and you can use maps based on assumptions similar to the way a lot of people use the business model canvas. If you don't know it, Google it, but it's a tool to map a business model. What I see happening with the business model canvas is that when people go into a workshop to plot out the business model, they haven't done a lot of research upfront. They just go in and start writing and filling out all the elements of the canvas. And during these sessions, people tend to come up with questions or get insights about the topics that they don't fully understand. And then that opens away or the path for doing research. And I've seen similar scenarios with customer journey mapping. So you go in without any research, you start mapping the journey based on past experience, based on, let's say, assumptions. And throughout that session, people will start to realize, hmm, is this really true? What happens here? Why haven't we investigated that? So if you're creating maps based on assumption, make sure that you understand that this is just the first step towards research, right? When I look at how much research we do at 31 faults when we create customer journey maps, the truth is that we always do research. It can be one day, it can be one week, but we always do research. It's a key part in our design process and it's actually why clients hire us. So they know upfront when they go into a project with us, they will be getting the research part and that's what they actually want from us. But how do we know how much research we actually need for a customer journey map? How do we do that? And the secret that we use, the strategy that we use is just to time box it. When you look at how we've structured our design process, research is 25% of our process and we time box our projects in that way. So if we get a one week project, we will spend 25% of our time doing research. That doesn't mean we always go out to do interviews. There are a lot of ways to do research, but we sort of always allocate 25% of our time to do research and then try to get the most value out of that time. Will we be done in a day or in a week? No, we're never done. There's always more to research, but if you approach it in that way, you'll end up in an endless loop of always new questions, always new research. So we time box it, the research phase and then move on to the next phase and then maybe when the project has gone through the first iteration, we redo the research phase once again. So our secret is, like I said, again time box it within the whole project. So why do we always do research in our projects, even though I just said that you can make maps on our assumptions? Well, I want to make as informed decisions as I can. So more research or doing research informs us what we do, informs the design process. And it also helps us to understand what the questions are that we should be asking. So it doesn't only give answers, it also helps us to understand what the key questions are. And I know a lot of you out there have trouble selling research, have trouble getting clients to actually invest in research. And in that scenario, I always try to have the conversation with my client is think about how much time we would lose if we make decisions based on assumptions that turn out to be wrong. If we have to start all over at the end because we made a wrong assumption in the beginning, wouldn't that be worth to test a few of these assumptions early on in this research phase? And if you pose it that way, a lot of clients start to understand what the value is of research and at least give you some room to do that. We have a great video on how to do user research for customer journey mapping. I'll link to it down below in the description of this episode. So check it out if you're interested in that. And there's one final secret that I'd like to share with you. And that is that it doesn't really matter how much time you spend on research the first time for your customer journey map. When you adopt the mindset that customer journey mapping is an iterative process. So you shouldn't treat your customer journey map as a deliverable, as a static end result where you can only do research once.  And then it doesn't really matter how much time you spend on research. The first time, because you'll know you'll get the opportunity to do more research the next time and the next time. And you'll be able to grow and expand and update and evolve the map as it is. That's I think the big mind shift that a lot of clients or maybe even us as practitioners have to make make sure you treat customer journey maps as something that is alive. So to wrap this up how much research do you need before you can start creating valuable customer journey maps? I'd say aim for 25% of the total project time but if you don't have that it's okay when you start making maps based on assumptions and keep in mind that that's just the first step before research. So you can flip the process around as long as you know that research is a key part of the design process and at some point you will need to do it. I'm really curious how do you start making maps? Do you do that based on assumptions or do you go out and do research?  Leave a comment down below and let's continue the conversation down there. This video is part of our bigger playlist on customer journey mapping so if you want to learn more about that check out some of the other videos. And if this is your first time here on this channel welcome and I'd love to have you to subscribe so we can keep bringing you more videos like this. Thanks so much for watching and I look forward to see you in the next episode.


Um What's the equivalent to tap skill info show me my equip skills, and I don't want to see equip skills. I Want to see the skills on this? preview maybe Yeah preview then That no, I don't know how to see the skills That's what I'm pressing jubeless Is bringing up this that's my quick skills. I don't want to see my quick skills. I want to see the The skills for what I'm hovering over That's what I'm doing You know, this is what I'm doing. This is this is skill info, but they show me my equip skills. I want to see what These are I Thought it was in the RT stuff here Somewhere, but I guess this is it. Yeah, this is it Okay, you know, I just know this on this tree. I just noticed that it has the elements on the icons That dragon Two dots see water I see what that is thunder That's dragon the tree thing fire The dots are poison. Oh, yeah, like my hammer for example my my Diablo's hammer has a stagger thing that increases stuns Stuff like that Is it a hammer or the armor set that does that Princess Maybe I'm thinking about the the armor. Okay. I'm thinking about the armor. Okay. I mean I'm developing the more I play this game and I'm still kind of new the game guys. It's I'm a super new Tomas owner I'm just developing a like liking to thunder. I Think it's the bow that did it Because a lot of things don't like thunder. I'm just love just liking thunder for some reason. So I might go with this Toby could dot you again. I May be wrong, but I just like thunder for some reason Like I'm thinking about trying to make a thunder hammer. I mean, I realize there's raw damage But I just like elemental stuff too. No, that's fizz out fizz. I was role-playing Thor You got me mixed up with fizz I was got the eye patch and everything so that's fizz out. Hey me Best wide shelling. What's wide shelling? Is it shotgun? Is it what it sounds like? Just Just farts out bullets And Zora has long shelling. I guess long shelling is range It feels like a weird boat heavy bow gun Because you play it kind of the same you just don't have role, but you got I don't know Why is three shells instead of five, but each shell does more damage. I Think why it sounds more appealing because I want to be with this weapon. I don't want to be far away I want to be right up on the monster Since I got so much guard So basil, I don't want to fight him. I hate him Wayne There's no rank for wide shelling gunlances.  What is that? There's icon on it. It says element none when I hover over it. You need to free element skill. I Don't know what that is It's the first time I've ever heard of free element skill. What is that that a decoration. It's an armor skill. Oh, oh All right, we'll do Tobi guys that hope Toby That dude So I just got upgrade once I've made up my mind chat We're going with Tobi Kodachi Maru gun I got lines Toby Kodachi Maru Can I go and melt some claws because I'm being very lazy right now You can't melt party parts. All right. What armor should I go with? I don't know. Um I'll change equipment probably want to go with mine How do I do the sets manage loadouts? I don't know generic Oh change the weapon too um You can skip that one if you have the mats Well, I could skip it all these years. No way Don't say that. How do I sort rs? Don't say that no Only if it has a hammer icon So I can go right to this one But I don't have the claws I still need the claws man. I need one claw All right, we're gonna fight some Tobi Kodachi Maru's Sessions in chat if you want to join I'm going to be dying Many many times and it's going to be glorious. Um, we will take, uh, I guess Uh, I guess I'll take my hammer one has generic melee stuff Yeah, I know it's hard mode. That's the plus. I'm just a furry wait I'm just surrounded by weapons I want Toby Kodachi Maru's Got one with two of them Got a capture Capture a hunt That's not a helm When I get my wiggle helm next week, you'll see, you know, I'll probably be about that tall Wiggle helm is all of that All right time to fail chat Let's do a Let's do this capture one That's two people That four All these two Crap I think he's up there. I'm not positive for a while No here This is my third time changing controls, man. It's like I don't want to learn this game like I'm gimping myself All right chat. I'm hr 53 or something and you're gonna see me make some newbie mistakes Well, thanks for the voucher, man All right, so lb X and b we got crafts heels Bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum Some newbie mistake incoming chat As we fight the coba dots. Toby got to do Oh, we got a capture. I didn't get any traps. Whoops How do I bring on the map? That's not a map. That's the map Yeah, that's why I mean I'm not doing super hard stuff Uh Where's the bucket show me the bucket? I can't see I have special eyes. Where's the bucket? chat There it is was there the whole time I would like a trap one of these my these I'm gonna take that and one of these already have one. Okay, wait Bugs, where am I going? Where is he at? Damn? All right, we're on the right track Bugs bugs Bugs bunny Are you going over there?   I'm gonna come over here.  I'm gonna dash. Yeah, there we go. I'm gonna press B Okay, that's that's that I got to reload. I got hit chat Don't forget to invade invade evade because I am I'm the man Wait, how do I X?   All right. I'm gonna press Y I'm press Y Y B And I did it again. I fell I'm gonna I'm gonna do this I'm gonna fall down because the ground tastes wonderful. So it's such wonderful weather we're having I'm gonna press B And I'm gonna get screamed I'm gonna press B again And I'm gonna miss look at this look at this and then look at that. That's just a plus a plus hunting right there chat Mmm. It's so delicious Give me some of that honey That's the wrong button.  I'm gonna guard. I'm gonna press B I'm gonna press this thing That was too far away, but it was ah But it strikes a good chat. All right. So we're gonna we're gonna put this away Then we're gonna roll And we're gonna roll again and then we're gonna roll again chat and then we're gonna go No, that's not that's okay And we're gonna sharpen because you know, this is a good time to do it. It's perfect time It's actually strats. It's like perfect strats. I'm go over here. I'm gonna drink a potion We X Then I'm gonna go back up here. Wait, where's everybody? Is it here? No, that's the wrong button kappa. Okay. How do I get to people? Okay, that's not how that works So we go over here follow the fruit flies They know what apples up. He just jumped down. He just jumped out. That's my dude All right fruit fly boy, where'd you go? Okay, okay, he went this way towards the map Yes Okay, we're doing fine. We're doing great actually I don't think I could be doing any better right now. This is this is part of the the strat Of learning the song of learning. It's the symphony of learning It's how you learn Doing we're doing so well. This is such a great game and you know, I I really applaud the effort That i'm putting in right now. This is this is a self A self paddle in the back right here. This is how you This is how you make make everybody happy And see it's like easy mode Easiest hunt you'll ever have it's so easy Okay, how do I do the thing? Uh Communication right stick Look at that shot Perfect. That's that's indicative of this match What's up torque? Did I get it? I don't even know Thank you for like hovering all that. Hey buffs and heels applied. I made the board I know what i'm doing I'm an expert already chat Oh, no xeno jiva appeared. How does he know I need him? All right, did I get it? I don't even know if I got it Because like a dummy I didn't add it to my wishlist Okay, so I'm gonna go over here Yes, we're gonna upgrade equipment we're gonna upgrade this guy I don't think I got it. I don't think I got a chat. I got it chat Wait cannot upgrade this node you said I could craft it. I guess I can forge it not necessarily upgrade to it, huh? So I go right over this and force the kodachi striker that what you're saying. What am I using again? I'll charge. No, that's not a charge plate It's a fire lance Yes And then degrade the other one so you can get your mats back. Okay Skip. How do I do that? I go here. That's the wrong one Uh sort but yes That one Whang a majestic horn in that from diablo How do you downgrade you have to go to forge menu? Let's see Gun length Can't do anything to it Upgrade but you have to pick the correct gun lance Oh, was it this one? You downgrade from the upgrade menu makes sense. I do Oh, I have to hit this There we go. I get it now So I think I need a diablo's. Let me uh wish this all this Wish this how do I do that? Why? Yes why Yes All right, so I need I need another claw. So we got to do him again I need I need 12 claws No, not 12. I need 10 claws We need a lot of claws And then once we get the claws we can get a horn So let's go ahead and start that Okay, I'm kind of spoiled myself by looking at the monster list on monster hunter. Uh, Jenner Yeah, it's it's going to be a lot It's gonna it's going to be a lot That game has going to have a ton of monsters A ton of monsters All right, so we need uh, this capture, right? Yeah How I talk about sure Escalation point session to chat if you want to join chat the The part is why But will they bring it to pc? I doubt it. That's a that's a that's a mobile title Like monster hunter world was made for pc or made for like the heavy-duty consoles Because it hasn't monster hunter always been like a mobile game Not mobile but like portable game. I should say portable is a better word. It's been a portable game I think monster hunter world is the first one that made it like Non-portable looking I'm looking forward to it, man. I'm kind of excited about msg you Kind of excited. Let me grab a trap here. That's not how you do that one Uh, I guess I'll grab some poofs All right, this time I'm going to hit the monster chat Press B Here's bazooka goose I shot the wrong one chat All right, can I do the thing? I guess bazooka goose says no Crap, how you hard pot Why am I crouching I only have one Let's see so l Feel so weird to hit x and b because they're vertical, but it you use the buttons to go horizontal I'm guarding chat. I'm gonna reload Why are you back? Don't worry. I will guard him


The Mutual Broadcasting System, in cooperation with Family Theatre Incorporated, presents The Lonely Road, starring Gregory Peck with the Family Theatre Orchestra directed by Max Tehr. Nelson Eddy is your host.  A thought occurred to me the other day. It seemed to me that we're all so busy making a living and trying to get ahead that we don't have enough time left to think. To think about things that really matter. Certainly it's important to have food to eat and clothes to wear and a roof over our heads. Those are tangible things. Things you can reach out and touch. But aren't the intangibles just as important? More important even?   But happiness is something anyone can have, rich and poor alike. Happiness is something money can't touch. And here's something that'll go a long way in bringing you happiness. Prayer. That's right, prayer. Now maybe you don't believe that. Or just try it once, that's all we ask. Try saying a prayer with your family tonight. Because a family that prays together stays together. Ask God to help you. You can be sure He will. Let this nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom and the government of the people by the people for the people shall not perish from the earth. Come in. Mr. Drucker. Yes. My name's Johnson. I think you've been expecting me. I have. I said you were working late. I thought I'd drop in, doctor. I'm afraid I can't help you. May I have a chair? Of course. Thank you. I suppose you know what I'm here for. Yes, that's why I said I'm afraid I can't help you. Oh, I think you can. I think you will. What you've come here for is to buy off the bill. Is that right? Well, that's a general idea. Get out. Very nobly and righteously put. I said get out of here. Are you kidding? No, I'm not kidding.  I don't think you're big enough to put me out of here. I'm not going until I've had my say. All right then. Talk. Tomorrow you're going to introduce a bill before the house. Because of its public ownership's nature, chances are it'll have a successful passage. Go on. The interests I represent stand to lose heavily. If it passes, we're prepared to pay heavily in order to have it withdrawn. I'm not interested. You're not exactly a youngster in politics, Drucker. I hope you don't think you can buck us. Yes, I do. Because you think you've got the people behind? That's one good reason. Beside the personal one that I don't like you or the outfits you represent. Oh, Drucker, let's talk sense. I think you and I are both old enough hands of this game to admit the public legislation isn't determined too much by the people. It's made by privileged interests that can afford to buy. Oh, sometimes I'll admit an issue does get out of hand when the people do take over, but it's not often. Now in your case, the people you think are behind you are going to leave you cold. You know why? Because we can buy them out. Because we happen to control the press outlets in your district. We can turn them as thoroughly against you as they are for you now. You're threatening me. I'm saying what we both know is true, that money talks, especially in politics, money talks. I think people suspect that, Drucker, but they don't realize just to what extent. They honestly believe a man represents them in the assembly like the school books say. I don't know. But he really represents the various interests which have brought pressure on him. Oh, he may not take an outright bribe, but he is subject to pressure. He votes the way he squeezed. Well, we're out to squeeze Drucker.  I'll take my chances. I've had two terms in Congress. Now my record's clean. I've got supporters in the House and Senate both. You did have Bisher and Clyde and McKellery. They've come to see things our way. Don't count on them. You say your record's clean. It won't be if you don't play ball. What are you getting at? I told you the interests I represent are prepared to pay heavily to quash that bill. If you go along with this, it'll be worth your while.  How much? $9,000. $50,000. It's worth that to you. From your own research, you should know the volume of business. We stand to lose if the bill passes. That's why I say see it our way. You'll not only have the fee, but our active support in your Senate campaign. Johnson, I think you're bluffing, frankly. If it means that much to your outfit, it means double that for the people. My record's clean.  Oh, you're right about one thing. The record is clean. See these papers here? That's your biography up to now. Our own men dug it up, and it's very complete. It's not a single thing that we can hang on. Then you admit it. Of course I do. But looking through these papers, I've learned a lot of other things. What do you mean?  What are you getting at? You seem to be financially in the whole too, badly. House mortgages, heavy doctor bills, from your bank statements, reports of investments, and real estate. You've got about all you can do now to stay above water. Now, see here.  Oh, yes. Yes, we take care of that. We're prepared to buy sworn statements, documents, personal witnesses. Yeah, the whole works. We can do it, and we will. I think you'll realize that, don't you? Yes. You couldn't make a fight of it, because we've got our finger in the public information outlets. Well, you can do all this. And why are you bothering to make me an offer at all? Well, I'm going to be honest, Drucker. You know, breaking you would be a messy business in the course of it, perhaps some unpleasant things might possibly come out against us. Well, we'd avoid the whole thing, but if you hold out, we have no choice, and we'll go through with it. Well, I, even if I wanted to back out, how could I? Tomorrow's the day. Well, don't show up. But I could. 50,000 would set you on your feet. You and your family could climb out from under the debt, and your wife might stand a better chance of getting her health back. That's what you've got to think of? You know, you may think that ideals can carry you through, but believe me, Drucker, if you don't sell out, you're through. Bill, where have you been? Oh, I'm sorry, Kitty. You were so late, dear, I called the office. No one was there. Well, I just went for a walk. I've been spending too much time in the office these days. What's wrong, Bill? Well, nothing, darling. Nothing. You look worried. Oh, I'm all right, Kitty. It's you. What was, what was the report today? Oh, about the same. You know, it'll take time. You know, he said it would take time. Well, did he, did he seem to think there was anything to worry about? No, dear. The x-rays didn't show up anything. He feels we've got a good chance to lick it, whatever it is, before it gets started. Kitty, Kitty. There's nothing to worry about, Bill. Everything's coming along fine. Sure, sure. Where's Marcia? She's dead. She's in the school play tomorrow night. I wanted her to get plenty of rest. Oh, I was right. There's school play. I'd forgotten all about it. You'll be able to go, won't you, Bill? Oh, I, I don't know. Oh, she's counting so much on it. I told her you were going to be very busy tomorrow and you might not be able to come. Well, then she started to cry, so I told her I'd see that you were there. Please, Bill, if you can. Look, look, Kitty. Yes, dear. I, uh, I, I may not introduce the bill tomorrow. I, I may give it up. But why? Oh, things have come up. You mean they're trying to pressure you? Yes. But you're not going to give in to them? Well, I don't know. I, I don't want to. Bill, you've never done that in your life. Never. Well, they've bought out Bishon and the others. I can't buck them alone. But Bill, the, well, the whole district's behind you and there's everyone. So the others did back out. You don't have to. You're not afraid. I am afraid, Kitty. I'm afraid the way I've never been in my whole life. They're big. They can ruin me. They've done it to others. I want to fight back, but they're too big. I haven't got a chance. But the people, Bill, you've got the people with you. You've always trusted them. Why are you afraid now? For the people that, the people can be swung. Like a congressman can be swung. I know that now. I, I knew it before, I guess, but I never wanted to believe it. You've got enough power, Kitty. You can buy laws, men, everything. And what you don't buy, you can break. Oh, Bill... What's going to happen to you and Marcia if I buck this outfit? If something happens to me, do you think the people will take care of you? You think they'd even remember I tried to fight for them? No. I've got to do like everyone else. Look out for my own. In this way, if I, if I just play along with them now, I'll have their backing for the Senate. And maybe someday, maybe someday I can get back at everything. No. No, Bill. We can pay off the debt in standing Dr. Bill's. I'll be able to look ahead to Marcia's future for the first time since she's been a baby without being half sick with worry. And, Kit, we can have that change of climate that Dr. ordered for you. I don't want it that way, Bill. Neither do I, but there's nothing else I can do. Don't decide now. Don't make up your mind, dear. Think it over. I have thought it over. It all comes out the same way. I've always been honest, bought for the public good. You know that, Kit. Maybe that's why I'm no further than I am. But this time, this time I've got to play the other way. There's nothing else I can do. Have you prayed what to do? What? Why don't you forget it, Bill? Well, what good would prayer do, honey? The facts would remain the same after what is before. No. No, I... Kitty, I'm nervous. I'm all muddled up. I think maybe I just better go out and walk some more. Moving around, it seems I can think better.  No, honey. You go to bed. I'll be up after a while. Oh, Bill. Good night, Kitty. You know, I'm glad you reacted the way you did. I'm glad you hated it the way I do. Wait, darling. I heard Daddy downstairs. Is he coming up? No, not now, dear. Daddy wants you to go to sleep, so you'll be very good in the play tomorrow. Is he coming, Mama? Yes, dear. He'll be there. Marsha, have you said your prayers yet? Yes. Would you say another one? For Daddy. But I already did. With me, Marsha. Here. Give me your hands. What should I say, Mama? Whatever you want to say, dear. You see, Daddy needs a lot of help now. He needs it tonight. And it's something I can't give him. Or you, dear. Or anyone. So perhaps if you and I ask together that help will come to Daddy, maybe it will. And he'll know what to do then. Do you understand, Marsha? I think so. Then just hold my hands. And we'll both ask together. Just quietly in our hearts. Without a word. Biggie, pardon me. I wasn't looking where I was going. That's all right, Mr. Drucker. Sorry, I don't believe I... You're wondering who I am, is that it? Yes, I remember your face, but with the name... Take a better look, son. When's you on the old Fourth District circuit a few years ago? Father back. Wait a minute. Well, your old side called well. We used to visit our house. Back when Dad was on the bench in Springfield. Father back than that. You take a good look, son. It's still a pipe hat, for instance. Ever see it before? Maybe if I take it off, you'll remember. Well, you're... Say it. What are you afraid of, son?  Look, son, let's sit down on that park bench over there.  Come along, Mr. Drucker. We'll stand there doubting your mind and senses.  For that moment, at least. We're living in it. But I... Come along, Mr. Drucker. We've got some talking to do and I've come a long way to do it. Well, Mr. Lincoln, why are you here? Well, the way I see it, you're in trouble, son. A peculiar kind of trouble politicians are afflicted with ever so often. Being an old hand at the trade, I thought we'd better get together on it. Then you know... I remember back in Congress. My first term. You could measure a man by the way he stood in the war with Mexico. Here we are, son. Let's sit down. How did you stand on it, sir? Well, it reminds me of an old trapper I once handled a case for in Menard County. Seeing a skunk in his hen coop, he forgot about expediency and went after it with a shovel. He paid the penalty, and so did I. I wasn't re-elected. Are you advising me to go ahead with the bill, Mr. Lincoln? No, I'm not advising anything. I'm just saying that if you go through with it, you'll have to pay the penalty.  I know. Believe me, Mr. Drucker, I know. Well, then what should I do? Well, what do you want to do? Well, I want to see the bill through. I want to fight back somehow. Then why don't you? Well, because... because I'm afraid. I could give other reasons, maybe. That's the main one. I'm afraid of what they'll do to me. I'm afraid for my wife and my family. They're big enough to ruin me, and they will. I think you know that, Mr. Lincoln. I know, sir. I want to do the right thing. I've always fought for the public good wherever I could in small ways, maybe, because I'm a small politician, but I've always believed in my job and in the people. And now? Well, no matter what I believe, I... I dare not back it up. I'm afraid to. It's a fear I've never known before. And to me, it's... it's like the end of things. You see, I'm not a very successful man. I... I don't have anything to hold on to, but the things that I believe in. But all this time, I've... I've managed to keep a kind of faith with them. I've never had to let them down. Now, when I've got to face myself and admit that I... I can't even hold on to those things anymore. Mr.  But on the other hand, since you seem to be cut out of the same timbre as myself, I'll take a chance on it. On what? Giving you a piece of advice you might smile at. What is it, Mr. Lincoln? Prayer. Well, that's... that's strange. My wife said the same thing earlier tonight. And I say it again. I say it as a practical politician. Do you think I could have carried the presidency through four years of war alone? Mr. Drucker, I say it to you now the same as I said it to Mr. Stanton and Mr. Chase. Alone by myself, I would have faltered in my first month in the White House. I would have failed before the year was out. Only because I believed myself a channel for the Almighty to work through. Only because I kept that channel open through prayer was the union of these states preserved. But how could prayer... Look at it this way, son. Every man is a channel between God and his fellow man. You can either block that channel and go on your own way, or you can keep it open and let him do the rest. Take your catch words, freedom, the quality of man, all your political ideas, where do they come from? What are they but the reflections of God's divine authority caught in the mirror of man's mind? Try integrating your practical politics with a healthy habit of prayer. You'll find that social action will stop running into an eternal dead end. Do you see what I mean, son? Yes, I think I do. Oh, I'm not saying do this or do that. I'm just saying pray, relax. God will guide you. You mean about tomorrow? Yes. But I've got too much to lose. Well, from a book we both know, there's a very profound saying. What should a prophet a man... if he gains the whole world and loses his own soul? I know. It's midnight, son. Time for me to go. Mr. Lincoln, wait a minute. Tell me what to do. Help me. I can't tell you. No one can. Only you yourself. Maybe the Almighty if you let him. Well, if only you could wait. Stay with me until the session tomorrow. It's time for me to go, son. Oh, wait, Mr. Lincoln. If you could be there tomorrow, if I could see you there, feel your presence the way I do now. Perhaps even though I am afraid, perhaps I... Mr. Lincoln. Come back. Come back. The next business before the house is the Waterways Authority Bill, number 1208, prepared by Congressman William Drucker of the Fourth Congressional District. Mr. Drucker. Mr. Drucker of the Fourth Congressional District. He's not here. Probably scared him out. He's lucky he isn't showing up. He'd be a fool to present it. Ah. Hey, Bill. Bill, I told you he wouldn't have to worry. He won't show up. Like I've always said, there's not a politician anywhere, no matter how moral. He hasn't got his price or his pet fear. This Drucker was just a poor... Hey, wait a minute. What? Well, it's Drucker. He's coming in. Well, he must be crazy. You're going to have trouble on your hands, Johnson. Well, it's nothing to what he's going to have happen to him. So every politician has his price.  The chair recognizes the Congressman from the Fourth District. Mr. Speaker, I... I have before me here. I'll have to ask you to speak more clearly, Mr. Drucker. The guy's scared to death. I told you we had him. Look at his face. Look at his hands, the way he's shaking. Order! Order, please! Mr. Drucker, I'll have to ask you again to speak more clearly. I... I... I have before me, Bill... Bill number 1208, regarding... regarding the... the proposed waterways. Don't stop, son. You're here? Sure, I'm here. It's been a long while since I held down a seat in the house. I wouldn't have missed it. I... I can't go on, Mr. Lincoln. Sure you can, son. Order! Order! I'll have to remind you, Mr. Drucker, that you're holding up important business before the house. Either present your bill or relinquish the floor. Order! Order! Hey, what's the matter with him? He keeps looking at the empty chair beside him. He's saying something. He's out of his mind, I tell you. Poor fellow. There, on the wall behind Drucker, that portrait of Lincoln. I wonder what honest Abe would have thought of such a performance. You know something, Bill? There was a man who would have thought us to the finish. And now, under his portrait, poor Drucker is cracking up. Go ahead, son. Stand up and tell them. But I can't, my... my voice, my... my legs. I'm shaking. I can't. I said you can, son. There's a power working through you, and I know that nothing can stop it. But, Mr....  Because I'll be talking through you, and you won't have to be afraid of anything. Go on, son. All right, Mr. Lincoln. If you say so. Mr.... Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker. I beg pardon of the house and the chair from my wife. And the chair from my... my unwarranted delay in presenting this bill. Before I do so, I want to say this. I realize, as each of you do, that the presentation of this bill means the end of my period of service within these chambers. A certain powerful interest in the state, which all of you know, offered me a substantial fee to withdraw this bill from the house agenda. It would have been easy to do. The fee would have been easy to accept. And the pressure that'll be brought to bear on me now can have only one result. I present this bill to you now fully aware of the consequences which will follow. I do so in the lonely hope that from my actions, some of you and others not yet in these chambers may draw the confidence and will to stand against the pressure from outside interests which is constantly being brought to bear upon us and to legislate only for the people who have sent us all down here. And now, Bill number 1208 for the establishment of a waterways authority in the district's adjournment. Well, son, it's time for me to go again. That was a great speech you made in the house today. It wasn't me, Mr. Lincoln. The words weren't mine. Me, there was the courage to say them. You prayed this morning? Yes, I prayed. My wife and I and a little girl together. Then go along with it. You won't be needing me any longer. How can I thank you, sir? Well, you've already done it. Speech you made today, it was thanks. Every word of it was thanks. There aren't too many honest politicians, son. When I find one, I'm grateful. And I'm glad for America. I know I've done the right thing now. No matter how badly they hurt me.  Believe an old hand at the game. I know what I'm not sure. Speech was copied word for word today. Something rare for a run-of-the-mill house speech. And it's gone out across the country on all the wires. Oh, they'll hit you, son, hard. But you'll have the people behind you. And the people will know.  You'll come through, William Drucker. You'll come through fine. Thank you, Mr. Lincoln. Abe. Thanks, Abe. Well, I'll be saying goodbye, son. Will I see you again? You won't be needing me again. There's plenty of other folks that do. There'll never be any rest, will there? I don't want rest, son. Rest is a tomb in Springfield at a memorial in Washington. There's a kind of death that is no death. A man's ideas live after him. They go on along with him. A restless, living, personal force. And so... And so goodbye, son. I don't think you'll ever need me again. But if you do... I'll know where to find you. Goodbye. Good luck to you, son. Goodbye, Abe Lincoln. We use the word family a lot on this program. Let's stop a minute and think about what that word means. Oh, yes, a family means a lot of headaches and troubles. A family means a lot more than that. Something deeper. A family means love, understanding. It means happiness and security. Having a family means having what's really worthwhile in this life. And you know a wonderful way for a family to work together and stay together? It's to pray together. Because it is true that more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Try it. You'll never know how much a prayer can do until you've said one. The family that prays together stays together. Before saying good night, I'd like to thank Gregory Peck for his performance as drunker and Rod O'Connor for his portrayal of Lincoln. A special word of thanks also to Frederick Lipp for writing tonight's play and to Max Tur for his music. Mel Williamson and John Ryder produced and directed the program. Others who appeared in our play tonight were Philip Abbott, Byron Kane, Barney Phillips, Lou Merrill, Gene Layton, and Betty Arnold. Next week our family theater star will be Guy Kibby in A Star for Helen. Your host will be Robert Alder. Good night and God bless you. Here is that the family theater broadcast is made possible by the thousands of you who felt a need for this kind of program by the mutual broadcasting system which has responded to this need. And by the actors and technicians in the motion picture and radio industries who have volunteered their services to fulfill it. This program is heard overseas through the facilities of the United States Armed Forces Radio Services. Tony Lofrano speaking. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.