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They're up 29 points. All the sectors inside the S&P 500 traded downside with regard to the, with the exception being the consumer staples area. XLP, it's up six pennies. Oh, I take that back. The XLB building materials up 53 pennies as well. So you got the Dowdown 107, S&P up 12, Nasdaq 148, Russell's down 13, Semai's 53. Gold is up. Two bucks. Silver's up 11 pennies. Light's recouped as up 53 cents. Natural gas up three pennies, 30 or Treasury printed out a 121, 13 out there. Leading to charge, dollar wise, the upside. Micro strategy, 164 buck move, 11 points. Coinbase is up 12 bucks, 5. Port percent. Dual lingo, nearly 12 bucks or 5%. Charter communications, 10 bucks, 3% Moderna, 9% or 9 bucks. The downside is super micro computer down 58 bucks. That's a 5% move. Eli Lilly out 30 bucks or 4%. Lamb research down about 3% or 27 bucks. Hasn't been holding 27 bucks the downside and Facebooker met it down 19 bucks. That's about a 4% move. Now Friday's action may be kind of important. Why is that? Let's go take a look at all of the topping signals that were formed on Monday. And we're going to take a look at the indices out there. If we go take a look at the equity future contracts, we're not going to see much out there. So we don't exactly have a unanimous vote just yet on the top. If we take a look at the Dow Jones, the cash in the seal, we've got a jail. It didn't change the start charts out here. This formed a Roadsman Diminicator top back on February 26th out there. So it's already got its topping pattern in play. If we take a look at the S&P 500, the S&P 500 formed a Roadsman Diminicator top. Prices blow. It's also a change line. It's trading into a swing point from back on March the 5th. The Nasdaq 100 confirmed a Roadsman Diminicator top as well. The Russell 2000 confirmed a TD-9 count top. The Semiconductor next generated bearish and golfing candle on Friday. That confirmed a Roadsman Diminicator top there. The Transports already had a Roadsman Diminicator top. That formed on February 13th. The Nasdaq composite, the big one, confirmed a Roadsman Diminicator top as well. The New York Stock Exchange, it's in a world of its own. But right now, prices trading below that green oscillator and change line. So it's telling us that it has lost its momentum, but we don't have any kind of a topping pattern there. But you could see we've got topping patterns in the other primary indices out there. So do we have a top? Time will tell. If we take a look at the equity future contracts, I'll put those up on our screen right now. Let's take a look at those. Equity future contracts. Let's look at the daily and the weekly time frames out here. So the top row is going to be daily. We have rolled over into June. So we're looking at the June contract out here. Again, no topping pattern. Just a consolidation with inside his profile with support in the strong area of 5130 to 5150. In the case of the NQ, no topping pattern as well. Price right now is testing the top of that daily profile. But it does close underneath that high, that high at the top of the profile being at 17... what is it? 18224. If price were to close below 18224, well, then we'd likely see it move back to 18026. And it's an 18026 area that's the real key. This is a bearish structured profile. And if price were to close below that, that would tell us that this is more than a counter trend moving to the downside. Now, that could be just telling us that price is going to seek out support at the 17761 level. Again, we've switched over to the June contracts. These are new profile levels than what we took a look at last week. So worth noting on your pad of paper, the Dow equity future contract. No top out there. But price has been trading with inside that profile for the last five sessions. 38779 is support. 39314 is resistance. And the Russell 2000 did generate a rosement demindicator top out there. I'm sorry, a TD9 count top, just like it did on the Russell 2000 cash indices, just like it did on the IWM. Right now, price is testing OUL support. It's actually below it. It being 2100 even Steven. We're 2091. If price closes back above or holds that green oscillator change line, then it signals neutral. Whereas if price closes below it, tells us that we could be pulling back further. Now the pullback further inside the Russell 2000 at the moment because it does not have a new profile or anything is down at the 2034 level. That's its level of support and that would be the Russell 2000. If you look at the bottom row out there, that's the weekly time frame. You can see TD9 count tops for three of the four, the ES, the NQ and the Adawakari future contract. In the case of the Russell 2000, may be trying to form an A to B equal CD to the upside pattern. But there's no TD9 count top. There's no top on the weekly time frame. There is most certainly on the daily time frame. So now it's really key to be watching that oscillator and change line.  Well we're looking at those support levels now on the daily and the weekly time frame together. In the case of the ES mini as an example, there is a new profile that is formed here. That new profile formed above the prior profile. That's a bullish signal from a profile standpoint. Support here is at 5089. 5122 or so is the level where price should pull back to to test. That's at green oscillator and change line. If that level holds, then it, well we would have a neutral signal out here, neutral to bullish what Stevie would say. And the NQ right now is testing that profile as well as the top, which is the top of its box for the weekly time frame. Then you know the problem is I've got the I don't have enough data on the Dow and the NQs. I don't want to look at those profiles and give you those as the key areas to watch out there because they may not be accurate. But we can see if that is accurate out there. And that says that if today the NQ or the week, really it's a weekly chart we're looking at, but if we do begin seeing close below 18178, that would suggest that we see lower price out there. We look to the daily time frame for those areas of potential support. In the case of the Dow equity future contract, same thing out here. Now this is forming a new profile. It's bearish in structure. So the key level to be watching there is really 38, 831. But right now it's still that green oscillator and change line. That's at the 99,000 even Steven. The price flows below that. Odds favor a further move lower. So that's the equity future contracts. Daily and weekly we took a look at the cash indices out there. So is it a top or not? I don't know. We're certainly pulling back the test support. 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Last week we had some S-O-X-S may want to buy a little bit more this week had some huge volume on Friday just looking to see where you think it can go in the next couple of weeks so to really answer that question so these eight stocks out here Tom and you probably know this but I want to share this with others out there these top eight stocks right now represent 53% of the holdings with inside the Semiconductor Index those being NVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, to really answer that question we really want to understand what's going on inside these eight stocks since they represent 53% of the weight and we'll go and take a look at the Semiconductor Index we'll take a look at S-O-X-S for you as well try to give you some signals but we take a look at NVIDIA NVIDIA on Friday generated a rosement to mitigate our top it also generated a sell the D point pattern and it did that with generating that bearish and golfing candle price right now what's also transpired is that there's a 20- yeast on the record level and it'd be 821. 60 So I wouldn't be surprised to see price pulled back to the 21. 60 level out there whether it holds or not it's actually the way that this profile is formed it's above the prior profile it really says that the bull's trend would stay in place unless we see a close below 821. 60 now the other level be suggesting price moving up towards one of those new profile levels either at the $897. So that would be much a move $897.80 or $935.90. We take a look at AMD. AMD formed a Rochement Dominicator top on Friday, generating a bearish shooting star candle. This morning price gaps down and it's below that oscillator and change on a $203.66. Watch that $203.66 level. What price should do here as long as it remains below that green oscillator and change line, Tom, is pull back to test the 180405 level atop that daily profile. Avgo. Avgo formed a Rochement Dominicator top about a week ago. It did it with a three river evening star candle formation. That remains in effect. What price is doing right now, Tom? It's back inside its profile. Its key level of support or first key level of support would be a $1223.31. So you're going to need to see close of low $1223.31 on Avgo, $176.34 on AMD, $821.60 on Nvidia. In the case of Qualcomm, it's got a TD9 account top, but it hasn't even made its way back to that green oscillator and change line. It's above profile levels. It's above that. It's really a neutral signal. $167.55 is an area for you to watch. If in the case of Qualcomm, price close below that, that would be telling us it's lost its momentum and it should pull back further. How about Intel out here? Intel is trading above the top of its daily profile. Maybe signaling to move back up to the $45.41 level. How about AMAT? AMAT does not have a topping pattern, but it is trading back inside its profile. And it has support at $194.24 to $196.33. Watch that area. Price close below that. $167.50 would be up next. Marvell. Marvell has a Rosemont Dominicator top. In this case here, this is the bearish of so far of the other six that we've looked at. This is the most bearish pattern. Why? Because as a Rosemont Dominicator top, it has price trading below the bottom of a new profile that formed on Friday out there. That suggests that Marvell wants to try to get back to $59.95. Now, I'm not looking at the weekly chart. And one would need to do that for sure to understand where a level of support could be. If we take a look at Taiwan Semiconductor, Rosemont Dominicator top there, new profile that has formed. And that says that you've got support at $136.53, resistant $145.90. So based upon these charts, based upon the weighting of these charts, based upon the profile levels there, it sounds like you took a fairly large position on Friday out there. So kudos to you there. You've got to watch these levels until they break. It'd be hard to say whether we're going to get a substantial change in trend or not. But let's go look at the other charts for the Semiconductor index itself. I'm going to change panels here. If you give me a moment, I'll leave on my panel too. I hope I am. Let's see. Screen, I don't know if I am or not. No, I think that's one. So you should be seeing now, yeah. So on the left-hand side, you've got the quarterly chart for the Semiconductor index. There is nothing. Well, I take that back. I say there's nothing bearish. Hold on, Stevie. I see a wave number seven. Yeah, I see a wave number seven bottom that we're in. Now, that requires a lower high on a quarterly basis in order to confirm that pattern out there on a monthly basis for the Semiconductor index. Well, it depends how the month ends. We're too early into the month. If we did get a bearish reversal candle right now, it shows up as a shooting star. No idea whether that's what it will be. Come a month then, that would confirm atop. The weekly timeframe chart needs to close this week above the close of bar number five of its TD9 count. Then that's at 45.2768. If price close above that, then you've got a TD9 count top. That would then tell us, Tom, you'd really be watching that green Ossetian change line on the weekly timeframe at the 4667 level, the daily timeframe, much like we took a look at for the top components in their confirmed erosement and indicator top. Price below is an Ossetian change line out there. But is this just a two-day pullback right now? All right, we had closed lower. Friday, where it looks like we'll close lower today, we know that in a bull market, you typically see knee-jerk reaction lows at last two to four consecutive trading sessions out there. So we won't know until we really move along here, Tom, whether this is a top of significance or not out there. You get a top on the monthly and the weekly and the daily timeframe that I would say is a top of significance. But the monthly chart here, we've got more time left, so I don't really know where to go with that. So hope that helped, John. Now you do want to take a look at S-O-X-S and you want it to see levels out there. So let me actually close these charts out as I take up a decent amount of resources and we will flip over to take a look at S-O-X-S. So if you give me a moment here, we'll pull up those charts just to see if there's some levels there for you to watch. But really, you're really watching those top eight instruments and the actual indices itself. If we get a moment out here, I think it is this one that went off. Yeah, so if you take a look at the S-O-X-S on Friday, what it confirmed was a buy the D point pattern. It was a bullish engulfing candle out here. Now, Tom, what I don't have, so the profile levels here in S-O-X-S are way up higher. So I don't have any support other than the low of Friday. If you see it close below a low Friday, this is not the place to be. Where's this headed to? I just have to look to the last swing point high. And that was back on February 28th. So perhaps price is going to go target 413 to 406, 418 to 406 would be the area. TD-9 account bottom potential on the weekly timeframe and the monthly, there's really nothing for us to look at there. So I hope that helps you out. Now, again, I mentioned the two to four bar rule out here. Here's S-O-X-S. We can see that the last several, now this has been moving in a downtrend, right? Been a bullish market. So this is the opposite. This is the bearish position out here. Well, we can see the rallies have lasted two bars recently in the past several weeks out here. So you see a number of two or three bar rallies out there. So you want to keep an eye on that as well. That's just like a normal dance step out there. So Tom, thanks for writing in and hope that helps you out and thanks so much for your request. The next week is what was Jeff to ask about. Oh, I think we got a caller. Hold on a minute here. Give me a moment. We do. We got Bill and Jupiter. Bill, thanks for holding and do me a favor. Continue holding. I just realized we're going to a heartbreak out there. So sorry to pick you up there. But when we come back to this break, we're going to go out to Bill and Jupiter and we're going to take a look at the 30-year treasury. Steve Rhodes with TFNN. We'll be right back. 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We know that the 30-year treasury completed a TD9 count top last Thursday out there. How can I help you with this instrument? Steve, it appears to be stalling, but these things sometimes take time to get moving in the direction they appear to be going. I know the 30-year is overbought, but I'm wondering what your thoughts are. Is it still overbought and does it appear? And one of the reasons I ask is I looked at the open interest, and open interest is completely gone. So I'm assuming this thing should come down, but it's not reacting that way. It seems to go back and pull up over that 121-23 level. Just want to get your thoughts on that. Okay, so when we take a look at the 30-year treasury, I've got multiple timeframes that we're looking at here. And it's important to understand what's going on for each time frame. So for example, the 30-year treasury for its monthly time frame, you need to see a close blow, 118. In order to tell you that for that time frame, it's going to have some big downside traction. Other one, 118, even Stephen, is a support level. On the weekly time frame chart, it's about 119 is a key support level. That's at Osseter and Chainsline. So those are two numbers, just simply to note. Now let's get to the daily time frame, which is what you were really speaking about. And on the daily time frame, we can see, since that TD9 account, let me just simply expand this out just a bit. So we're just looking at it. The TD9 account formed on Thursday of last week. What that suggests, folks, is that price should pull back to test support. What support here would be that daily green Osseter and Chainsline. And right now, that's printing out at about 121, Bill. Okay, so I have 121 on my pad of paper out there. We do see a sideways move, really over the last three days out there. Now there's a brand new profile that is forming as we speak right now. This profile is a different calculation. It's a different set of profiles on my white background chart and the black background chart. Unfortunately, that happens at time. I've learned to use that to an advantage for us as opposed to a confusing thing. Right now on the white background chart, Bill, that you and I are looking at, this is forming a new profile below price. That's a bullish message. If we go switch over to the black screen, it's a profile that's formed within price out there. So this white chart, I want to stick with this chart right now, what this is telling us that price should pull back to about the 120, whatever, 75% of the 30 seconds is. So in that range is where price should pull back. If price pulls back and finds support there or maybe it gets down a little bit lower to that green-acid and change line, that might be the extent of the move. We don't have anything to suggest that this is not going to move lower. And when I say anything, what I'm looking out at right now, Bill, it's very subtle, but since the TD9 count pattern formed on Thursday, we have a lower high on Friday, we have a lower high today on Monday. Now we haven't taken out Friday's low out there, but at least we have a little series of lower highs. If I, any questions about the charts that we've looked at so far? No, terrific state, understood. Okay, so if we take a look at anything else, let's say intraday charts out here, I don't see any bottom patterns on the 30 minute chart or a 60 minute chart. However, the 60 minute chart does tell us some important information. And that is that if this is going to get downside traction on the daily timeframe that you're looking at, you need to see a close below 121.11. On a 60 minute timeframe, that is where price had broken out from. That breakout took place, let me get my cursor out here. That breakout took place at 5 a.m. back on March the year seven. That set up a very objective level of support, it's breakout air. We can see that prices test that level, one, two, three, three different occasions and it's held. So we've got a very strong support level there at 121.11. That's the area that you'd be looking at to see price close below to tell you that you're gonna get some further downside traction out there. And that's what I see when I take a look at all those charts and timeframes. Any questions about that or anything else that I can provide for you? No, fantastic Steve. Yes, just your thoughts on the open interest and what it means if anything or any significance to it. As I've been looking at the ZB the 30 year open interest is like dried up, it's completely gone. I guess that's probably why it's going sideways. There's no commitment one way or the other. Yeah, so you ask a great question and if I could answer it or I could provide you with some additional insight, I would do that. My suggestion is I know that Basil follows open interest like a hawk and he integrates that into his trading system and I believe that Larry does the same. So my suggestion with regard to an answer for that question would either be to write them or call into their show because they could provide you with better information than I can. Sorry about that, but I have to be honest. So I don't have to be, but I am. Now are you terrific Steve? Really appreciate it. Thanks very much. Thanks, you bet. Thanks for calling. That was Bill in Jupiter. Now let's go out to Martinez, California and speak with Brent. Hey Brent, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you? How was your weekend? I'm doing quite well Steve. That a great weekend. How about you? I did not enough of it, but I'll look forward to the next one that's coming. Actually the next one, next weekend we go celebrate my mother-in-law's 96th birthday out there. So that's gonna be a, that'll be a cool party, I think. That's fantastic. Yeah, 96, all of her faculties really. I mean, it's great, it's extraordinary. So I get to talk to her about the 1920s all the time and she's got early childhood memories. I wish I had her memory. I can't remember back as far as she does. But I know that you called to take a look at PFE out here. What are you doing? How can I help you? Well, just one thought on what you're talking about. If you haven't done it already, I would recommend doing it. It's worth actually recording some conversations just because at some point you're just not gonna remember a thing. You're at least write it down. Just take notes on this historical fact that she was a part of. Because it's something I were not doing with some of my family members that have since passed and there's no way to go back and do anything. Once that's happened. That's a great idea. I've asked her to write a book because she questions, her biggest question in life is why am I still here? She does have a sister. She does have a sister that's still alive. She was two years older, but she doesn't have all of her faculties and so forth. So it's a, but I've asked her to write a book. Why are you here? Write a book. Talk to us about what you've learned throughout life. It's a wonderful thing. So that's what I'll be doing next weekend, folks. I won't be here in Delray. We'll be celebrating her birthday for the entire week. So looking forward to that. But Pfizer, again, I know you call the talk about, I think you called the talk about Pfizer. How can I help you? Well, I've seen Island Bottom, Steve, on the daily. Yes, I see that too. And at that low, it tested the low back December 13th, which have much greater volume. So I just wanted to get your thoughts on what you think about, you know, potentially being at bottom, what else you might see. Okay, excellent. We're going to a break, Brent, please hold on. When we come back this break, we'll finish looking at Pfizer and be right back. 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It wasn't confirming anything, but still a bearish candle can help us to identify support and resistance levels. So the next resistance area is going to be 2814. If price can close about 2814 on a daily timeframe, then we're pretty much looking at the 2986 area. When I look at the weekly timeframe chart, last week confirmed a erodesment to indicator bottom pattern. Did it with a bullish piercing candle. Price is traded with inside a bullish structured profile. Here I would say if price can close above the high from the week of February 23rd, and that would be a 2814, its message would be that price should go target 2915 and that is the top of the weekly profile. The monthly timeframe chart does not have a bottom pattern. However, you could get a key reversal bar this month and that would confirm a buy the D point. So nothing on the monthly to assist us right now out there. So the real question, and I did this because I had a little bit of time during that breakout there. Brent is on a weekly basis. So if somebody would ask me, what do I believe is the strongest of all the patterns that I share with each and everyone each day? It would be that erodesment to indicator pattern, both for the highs and low, but mostly for the lows out there. Most patterns folks, as most people know, the patterns typically work better at bottoms than they do at tops out there. But if you put a complete tool package together, you can still identify those tops as price goes through support levels. But here's what I did was I put up, I generated a weekly chart. I just went ahead and created a bar chart makes a little bit easier to go back and forth. And now, even though there's a signal, diagonal signal, that doesn't confirm a bottom. The way that this pattern gets confirmed is with a bullish reversal candle out there. So what we can see here is you've got that bullish piercing candle that formed last week. If we pull this stock chart back further and go take a look for other weekly, want to understand what's the importance of a weekly erodesment to indicator bottom out here. If we take a look at the next one, this takes us back to 2009 on a weekly basis. How about that? And that gave us that bullish reversal candle the week of April the 17th. Oh, I take, here's another one. So then price ends up pulling back into the July 9th, July, week of July 9th, just before that. And that creates another erodesment to indicator bottom. So those two indicated to us, those are pretty solid. Let's go back further. Here's another one that forms back in December of 2005. That was a pretty significant bottom out there. Let's pull this back further, see if we've got anything more. No, that's it. So that's all the data that I have. So what I would say, Brent, is that what we got on the weekly timeframe last Friday could end up being, that we could end up seeing a fairly significant rally out there. What say you? I'd say that's great news. I appreciate it. Ah, okay, all right. So price look, even though we've got all that, it still boils down to now the ABCs of things. And that is that price still has to prove itself to us by taking out these resistance points. But at least we know where they're at. We know where those battles will be.  You know, you've got enough patterns to really justify why you're in this position. You may be in it for a while. I would say that if price can clear the 2915 level, then you're at that 2986 and above 2986. The next area would be in the 30s. Right now I'd say about 32 or so, but anywhere between 32 and 36. So that's the overall view of Pfizer. Brett, is there anything else that I can do for you? No, Steve, I think at this point we've talked enough. It's almost like you know what I'm gonna really want to see before I even express it to you. It just kind of happens. Perfect. I appreciate that. It's like you guys on top of what I'm looking for. And by the end of our conversation, I have exactly what I was hoping for. Good, excellent. Hey, Brent, always good to speak to you. Thanks so much for the calling and the idea to start, for me to start taking notes when I'm speaking with my mother-in-law out there. So I'm gonna do that. And we're gonna do that on Saturday and Sunday for sure. Absolutely. So good to speak to you, I'm looking forward to joining. Oh no, it's great to speak with you, Steve. I didn't mean to interrupt. I was just gonna say that yeah, it's really for me it's more family history. Yes. Things that I just, only way to know is, I mean they just have been around it long enough to kind of know what happened in the past. And it's just, once that has gone away, it's really hard to retrace it. So it's much better to do it while you can still do it. Absolutely, you know, absolutely. So what's great is that usually we pick her up and I go pick her up and bring her over here and it's a couple of hour drive. So I get at least four hours, you know, and she's not sleeping. I know I know it's driving wants to go to sleep. She's wide awake. So it's a cool thing. So anyways, enough of that. Let me get on to some other requests out there. And always good to speak to you. And I look forward to our next conversation. All right, thank you so much. You've had yourself a great week and of course today as well. You bet. Brett de Martinez, California. Let's go to some requests, some additional requests that have come in. Let's see what I can get through out here. Hopefully everything. So we had a request to take a look at, I don't know if that was from Friday. We had a request to take a look at Apple from Jambalaya. So let's pull up the charts for Apple. Steve, he's just got to get to them out there. And his question specifically, is Apple based in getting ready or is it getting ready to get roasted and toasted out there? Well, here's what I can share with you, Jambalaya. On Friday, what Apple did, Apple confirmed a by the D point pattern. Oh, we've got another caller. Okay, well, let me just get through this. Apple confirmed a by the D point pattern when it generated this three river evening star candle formation. It also had generated a TD sequential, Tom DeMarc's sequential signal back on March the 5th. And that requires just simply a close above the closed four bars earlier. Well, we're going to get that today. It looks like inside of Apple. Now, the key area here, Jambalaya, that Apple needs to get above is a Saucer and chainsaw. So we can see the prices rallied into a resistance level, a key resistance level at 17386. If Apple can close about 17386, you've got further rally. If we look at the weekly timeframe chart, Apple pulled back to its breakout area at 1742 and it found support. It also has its bullish structured weekly profile that has a buy zone between 172.09 and 174.33. So the answer to your question with regard to is Apple going to get roasted? The answer to that would be yes. If we see a close below last week's low and last week's low inside of Apple is 168.49. So that's the area to be watching. I hope that helps you out. This looks like day number two of a rally. It's not unusual. Remember if we're referring to Apple has been in a bear market out there, we certainly shouldn't see a rally that last more than four days. If we do see a rally that lasts more than four consecutive days, that's telling us that these bottoms are pretty solid out there. So I hope that helps you out. Let's go out to John in Philly. Hey, John, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you today? Steve, I'm very well. Enjoy that trip next week. And Steve, I wanted to ask you would just post up your panels of charts on two items, please, by the end of the show. One is an ETF, ticker symbol, ASHR, Albert Sammy, Henry Roberts. Yes. And that, Steve, just for your knowledge, I've never spoken to you about this in the past. This is an ETF that in my research over the past 10 years most closely tracks the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index. Got it, okay. I'm longing this from about a month ago, and I'm wondering if you can put up both the daily and weekly charts and tell me what your indicators say about this advance, whether it's giving clues of short-term tops or if it's in true rally ramp mode. In the second symbol, before we go to the break. The second symbol. Very good. No, okay, zero to the table and we'll be right back. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. 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And what I wanted you to know, John, is because we're gonna get two different pieces of information, which is why I went ahead and put this up on our screen. So the actual Shanghai Index formed bar number eight of a TD9 count today. So that says that by Wednesday, this should complete a TD9 count pattern. Now, what that would then suggest that price would at least pull back to its oscillator and change line. We had a TD9 count pattern that formed out here back on February 27th. And in essence, that's what really took place back on February 29th out there. If price were to break through that, then that would tell us that you've got even a further retracement to deal with. So you're likely in the Shanghai Index to get a TD9 count top between today and Wednesday. When we take a look at ASHR, we don't have that message. The message we have here from ASHR with price being above profiles that it wants to go target is TD9 count breakdown resistance level. That's at 2521 out there. That's just next to area of resistance. If we look at the weekly timeframe, the weekly timeframe has a beautiful Roadsman Diminicator bottom, the daily, I'm sorry, had a TD9 count bottom. The daily had the Roadsman Diminicator bottom. The monthly has a TD9 count bottom. And you can see on a monthly base here, John, price running right up into resistance, that's at oscillator and change line. So that's basically where we're trading right now. There is another resistance level just above at 2509. If price can close above 2509, then this thing should continue to motor on higher. I would say 2720 would then be the next target out there. So that's what I see when I take a look at ASHR and the Shanghai, and I hope that that's what you were looking for out there. I think you also wanted, but I could be wrong, the church for Alcoa, A is a ticker symbol. And on Friday, this generated a Roadsman Diminicator top. Right now we've got a new daily profile out here. And the support on that profile is going to be at 143.13. That's also just about it's oscillator and change line out there. That's what we would expect price to pull back. I don't have any kind of a top on a weekly basis or a monthly base. So it looks like really just a short-term topping signal for it. So we didn't get to all of the requests out there. My apology for that, but I will make sure that we get to those requests, which were for Coca-Cola, Roeblox, Carvana, and some of those gates inside the cartons. So I'll be able to post those charts in there in just a few minutes for you folks. So folks, stay tuned for all the great programming. Have a marvelous Monday and I'll look forward to seeing you again soon. Take care now.


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Good afternoon everyone. My name is Michael Donnelly Boylan and I am the Assistant Dean for Admissions here at the Law School. I would like to welcome all of you to Roger Williams University School of Law and to Orientation 2018. I am so excited to see this class. You have no idea. I welcome the class of 2021. We've been anxiously waiting for you. Today officially kicks off the Law School's 25th anniversary. We in the Admissions Office have had the distinct pleasure of getting to know you over the last year. Thank you for sharing your stories with us. The class of 2021 has a wide range of experiences and I'm here to tell you a little bit about the folks that you will be calling your classmates for the next three years before I hand your class over to President Workman, Danielle Noski, and the faculty. Students in your class attended a wide variety of colleges and universities all around the country including Fordham, Stonehill, BYU, University of Arizona, and Boston College. But some schools sent us more than others. Four schools are tied for sixth place on the list of largest feeder schools to your class. Those schools are the University of Colorado Boulder, the University of Connecticut Stores, the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, and Salve Regina University. All of these schools had three students attending. Johnson and Wales is in fifth place with four students. The John Jay College of Criminal Justice City University of New York is tied for third place alongside Rhode Island College, each with seven students in the class. Our own Roger Williams University is in second place with ten students. And this year, not surprisingly, the top feeder school to your class is the University of Rhode Island with 21 students enrolling, 12% of your class. In your class you will find a nurse, a physical therapist, an EMT, a professional dog trainer, an immigration paralegal, and an actress who has appeared on TV shows like Blackish and the Mentalist. Your classmates have had many interesting internships. In the room tonight we have an extradition intern from the Rhode Island Attorney General's Office, an international law intern from the American Red Cross, a social work intern with the New York City Community Court, a legislative intern with the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission, an insurance intern from Ernst & Young, and a compliance intern with Smith & Wesson. Your class has an unusually large number of students who have spent time on the front lines advocating for social justice. You have helped the victims of sex trafficking in Philadelphia, mentored unaccompanied minor immigrants in Rhode Island, worked with the medical legal collaboratives of Massachusetts, and worked with prisoners re-entering society in Alaska. You have been in the Teach for America program in Memphis, the Peace Corps in Zambia, and numerous AmeriCorps programs. A classmate assisted our veterans in the Spokane Washington VA Hospital, while another served as an advocate for rape victims in Alabama. Your class has canvassed for the Human Rights Campaign, served on the board of the Latino Policy Institute, and protested the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock. Another unique trait of your class is deep political involvement. You have interned for a number of United States Senators and members of Congress. On both sides of the aisles, including representatives Lee Zeldin of New York, Raul Crihalva of Arizona, and Jim Hines of Connecticut, as well as Senators White House in Reed of Rhode Island, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, and Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona. In your class, you will find the person who chaired the City of Central Falls Charter Commission, the Principal Policy Analyst for the Rhode Island Senate, and someone who ran a campaign in Boulder, Colorado. You have interned for the Democratic Party in Virginia and Vermont, and worked for the Super PAC that supported John Kasich for president. In your class, you will find a former Rhode Island State Senator and a current member of the Rhode Island House of Representatives. At the law school that houses the highly regarded Marina Fairs Institute, it should not be shocking that a number of your classmates have done interesting things on and around the water. Your classmates have been on their school sailing teams. They have also worked as commercial fishermen and as dockhands. One of your classmates created the University of Vermont's first environmentally focused publication, someone interned with the Palo International Coal Reef Center, and another worked with Clean Water Action. Your classmates have researched oyster growth, shark reproduction, and the cardiovascular systems of zebrafish. Five percent of your class served in the United States military, representing the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and National Guard. We thank all of you for your service. Now, some of you were focused on paying for college and making ends meet for the last few years. We celebrate you as well. This class has baristas from Brooklyn, New York, Portland, Oregon, and Ypsilanti, Michigan. I was just like you in college. In fact, one of the ways I paid for college was serving as a barista in South Bend, Indiana. And better yet, my RWU colleague, Deborah Johnson, was the person who trained me on how to make lattes there. True story. Someone else in your class did three years working at McDonald's. I did six years to pay for my schooling and I feel your pain. No matter who you are today, you all enter the law school with a blank slate. We are dying to see the lawyers you will become and how you will change your worlds. Thirty-one percent of your class is made up of Rhode Islanders, meaning more than two-thirds of you are relocating to the Ocean State. Twenty-seven percent of your class hails from the other New England states, and twenty-two percent of you comes from the Northeast. Ten percent of your class is from the South, six percent from the West, and four from the Midwest. Your class has another interesting geographic quirk. You'd expect that Providence would be the city most represented in your class. And it is. However, Providence is tied with New York City. In fact, if you broke New York City up into its parts, Brooklyn itself would rank third. Just behind Cranston. And the Bronx would rank fourth, tied with Rhode Island towns like Newport, Central Falls, Portsmouth, and Cumberland. Daniel Noski, I think there are some Yankees fans in the house tonight. A large number of your classmates are immigrants or refugees from countries like Columbia, the Dominican Republic, Ghana, Guinea, Iran, Pakistan, Syria, and Venezuela. In fact, over nine percent of your class was born abroad. So it may not surprise you to hear then that there's an unusually large percentage of your class that is coming to law school with the goal of advocating for immigrants. The average age of your class is twenty-five, meaning half of you are younger than this law school for the first time in our history. Sixteen percent of you are over the age of thirty or older. A number of you are married and many of you have children. Nine percent of your class, sorry, ten percent of your class, identifies as members of the LGBTQ community. Both the numbers of students over thirty and our LGBTQ population are near record highs.  Forty-four percent are men. Your class has the highest percentage of women of any class in this law school's history. In continuing with the trend of historic numbers, thirty-two percent of your class comes from racial and ethnic groups underrepresented in the legal profession. As RWU law enters its twenty-fifth anniversary year, we are extremely proud to say that your class is the most racially and ethnically diverse class in this law school's history. I am also very proud to say that your class has the strongest GPAs of any class in the last six years. I commend all of you on your academic achievements. Finally, I'm very pleased to welcome our Masters of Studies in Law students to RWU. These students, mainly working professionals, will be taking classes alongside our JD students while they earn their MSL degrees. I think you will value the perspective that these new students will bring to the classroom. It has truly been a pleasure getting to know all of you over the last year. Please do not be strangers to the admissions office. Stop in and say hello.  When the task seems insurmountable, and it will, I want you to remember we chose you all for a reason. We see your potential, and we are on this journey with you. We know that you can change your world. And on behalf of all of us at RWU Law, welcome to law school.


Hi, everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming out to win the brand new release 2020, 2021, Panini Contenders Raffpix Basketball, two box random pack break, number two from jaspyscasebrakes.com. Two box breaks, six packs per box. We'll open the boxes, number the packs, then we'll randomize your names right here, randomize you a pack number, and we'll go from there. I think we're gonna go in, I think we're gonna go in numerical order. We're gonna go with that. So first, let's figure out which two boxes we're gonna do. Remember, I opened the case and we put the little marks right there. We'll select that die. We'll go one, two, three, four, five on the dice roll. All right, so the two boxes right here, two at a time. If our roll is six, we'll just roll again. Six, five. So the bottom two boxes right here, one, two, three, four, five. So we'll save these for next time. And I also have, just so I don't have to mark them with Sharpie, we've got nice little labels printed out here. Good luck, maybe not good luck time yet. If you're re-watching this video, you can fast forward through this part. You don't need to see me label packs. For those of you watching live, you are stuck with me. So I think I found a technique to make this go faster, look at this. Like what's happening there. There was a pack labeling contest. Yeah, it might be the winner. Got to use these Avery labels here. Now what's that? Do I get docked points for this? It's pack 12 right there. Bam. Now let's flip back to the dice. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Six and a three, nine times for each list. One, two, three. And a ninth and final time. After nine times is Jaehoon, down to EA. Six and a three, nine times for the pack numbers. One, two, and ninth and final time. After nine times we got four, down to nine. All right, Jaehoon with four, Daren with seven. Matt with two, Kiana with six. Daren with five, Colton with eight. Daren with 11, Debra with 12, EA with one. Matt with 10, Norman with three, and EA with nine. So EA has one and nine. So I'm gonna order these numerically. You can still see that he still has one and nine. All right, now let me print out labels for the names and then we'll start ripping these packs and we'll see what we can bust out here. So what do I say? It says Wednesday, 10, 21. This is 20, 21, contend, draft, basketball, two box, RP, random pack, number two. All right, good luck, everybody. EA, you're up first with pack number one. There you go. Devante Graham, Markinin. Got Jaren Jackson Jr., campus ticket, not number, but it has the foil on there. Damien Lillard and a Skyler Maze. There he is. Prospect ticket autograph. You have to let me know if any of these guys are good or not, folks. Draft is in November, mid-November. So maybe worth just hanging on to these card and seeing if these guys end up being some top picks or get, you know, always the week leading up to it. There's the hype train can build for any of these players right here. All right, EA, there's your first one right here. We'll get to your last pack in just a bit. Matt has two packs right here, but we're gonna do pack number two first. Sorry about that. We got Obi Toppin. Autograph, wow. Die cut campus ID autograph, what a cool idea. There you go. Is that not an autograph? That looks really good, doesn't it? Yeah, that's a facsimile. I was like, wait a second, I don't see the, this autograph is guaranteed by dot, dot, dot. I got fooled. That's just too good. Is that your autograph? Yes, there's Taishon Alexander. I'll look in a second. Mike, give me a second here. Let me finish Matt's pack first. We got fooled by that top and there's Zion right there. Matt, and we'll circle back to you in a second. Norman, I think you only got one pack right here. Thank you. Pack three. So the guys on the pack, I mean, I guess we're looking for James Wiseman, I know. Isaac Acoro, Lamello Ball, Anthony Edwards, Denia Vigia, and Onyeka O'Connor. O'Connor, whoo. There's a John Morant right there. Chris Paul, Lamarcus Alder, his number to 75, and Mason Jones. Now, those are just the guys on the pack. I'm sure they'll be, it'd be interesting to see who were on the pack of this product last year. I'm sure Zion was on there. There's Prospect Ticket Mason Jones, but I wonder if there was anybody else on there that ended up being good or then, or maybe bad? I don't know. There's a Zion Williamson in there too, not bad. Got a Mason Jones autograph, Norman. A Zion card, which, you know, second year Zion card, second year John Morant, which I'm sure will still carry some kind of value in the secondary market more than some of the other players. And then a Lamarcus Aldridge out of 75. Oh, Zion has legacy autos in this, says Darren. All right, so there's some chases for last year's crew as well. All right, I think Kim Jaehoon only has one pack yet. That's cool. One pack, pack four. Good luck. And this Hachimura Kawai Leonard and a printing plate. Wow. Printing plate, on-plate autograph, James Wiseman. I know that guy. All it takes is one pack. That's nice. Out of fives and under, get the train whistle. This is obviously a one of one, Jaehoon. All aboard the Big Head Express. Woo-hoo. Yeah, there he is. One pack Mojo indeed. That is nice. I gotta snap a picture of this later. That's awesome. Congrats. Right, there's a big James Wiseman bet between Nick Jaspy and Sean Jaspy. Darren, I know you have a couple here, right? Five and seven. All right, so, oh, and 11. So let's do this one first. There you go, man. Congrats. I mean, that's supposed to be one of the big names. There's Zion Williamson, Darren. Little Marcus Aldridge and a Najee Marshall. Prospect ticket autograph. Yeah, we do need to make Big Head Express t-shirts. That's for sure. There's Zion Williamson. Maybe even get some wooden train whistles with the Jaspy logo on the side or something like that. All right, nice first pack for you, Darren. We'll put this over here. You can see in the top camera over here so we can get a circle back to it. Keanu, one pack for you. Pack six, good luck. And speaking of Jaspy merch, we do have Jaspy merch on the other website where Jason's doing personal's right now. I'm sure that page will expand with swag in the upcoming months and years. There's Taishon Alexander. Prospect ticket autograph for Keanu. Do I, would I have to pay that caricature artist if we start selling t-shirts? What are the royalties, royalty issues of that licensing issues, Frank? All right, there you go, Keanu. You got the Taishon Alexander. Thanks for getting in. We did find a couple tickets of autos in the previous break in the previous two boxes, Mike. Pretty cool looking. All right, back to Darren. The Porterhouse steak with pack seven. Ah, I see, so I just purchased the drawing outright so we will have the licensing and perpetuity and we can do what we want with it. What happens then, Frank, when I become even more famous than I am now? And we become a multi-million dollar industry and then this caricature artist comes out and goes, look at this, greedy jaspies. Buys my artwork for a thousand bucks five years ago and now they're multi-billionaires and no royalties for me, making money off of me. What do I do then? There you go, bingo, exactly, Frank. That's what I gotta do. I gotta sell my own likeness for the licensing dollars. There's Zion right here when we become a multi-billion dollar company. And Tyler Bay, Darren Porter, there's more for you. Let's set all those over there. You got one more coming up a little bit later. Colton, pack eight. There's Trent Forrest, 71 out of 75. And that is numbered 71 out of 75. Conference Finals Ticket Autograph. Is that what happened with the Nike logo, Jordan's saying, digital Jordan? There's a woman who designed the Nike logo, the swoosh. And then she came back and said, hey, I'd like more money, please. Now that you guys are zillionaires, here's a campus legends eye on for you, Colton. Thank you. All right, EA, back to you. You had pack one and now you also have pack nine. Good luck. Drew Holiday, Carmelo Anthony, and Jay Scrubb.  EA, all right, there you go, Eric. Thank you for getting in. Those are your two packs right there. We got Matt with a pack. You got pack two earlier. Now you have pack 10. Kemba, John Morant in that foil, and Jalen Smith, prospect ticket autograph. Who is he? Is he gonna make like those goggles cool again? Like Horace Grant and a nice John Morant campus ticket in that foil, which are pretty cool as well. Darren, pack 11 to join your other two packs over there. Thank you. Dearon Fox, champion Anthony Davis, and we've got Josh Hall, prospect ticket autograph. We're hoping all of these guys turn into first round picks. I don't know where he's projected, but there's Josh Hall. Time to study mock draft, MBA mock drafts. All right, there you go, Darren. Collect that with all of your other hits over there.  The John Morant, James Harden, triple J, and Isaiah Moss, prospect ticket auto. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Another great two box break in the books. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. That Hachimura also was 55, or I'm sorry, the Jaren Jackson year was 55 out of 99. And there, of course, is that season ticket John Morant for you, Debra. Thanks for watching, everybody. This was two box, a random pack break, number two. We've got more two box breaks in the store, and we have personal boxes available on jaspys.com, only on Instagram live, at jaspysbricks. Jason's streaming right now. Check it out, jaspyscasebricks.com. Bye-bye.


Right now, as we speak, at Rolling Stone headquarters, Celine Dion fans are staging a protest. Because she wasn't on that list? Yeah, because she wasn't on the list. Anybody who knows Celine Dion knows she should have been on a list, but y'all, it's not that important. And Rolling Stone is not the God that makes declarations as to who's good or not.  It's true, they are not the God. I am. Josh! Hey, welcome back to our studio, but directly with the crew. I'm Rick. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter for more juicy content. Thanks to Patreon, follow the truth to the truth account, subscribe to the like button. All that happened was Rolling Stone showed that they are completely out of touch with anything remotely close to recognizing artists. I wish they would touch me. Would do you? Today we got a video, this is to give you the rolling boner. Yes, 10 toughest dance routines in Indian movies that will blow you away. The 10 toughest dance routines ever? Yes. Okay. And this is from there. Not too, not too better being there. This was four years ago, so no. Oh. All right. Okay, let's see if we've... Yeah, but we've seen a couple of videos, Tired and Refused Productions, this is there. I wonder if Prabhu Deva's gonna be in there. Prabhu, if it's not, I would say this is not a authentic list. Probably. Probably. Probably. At least once. Probably, it'll be in there. But let's just get into this. See how many we can do. We'll be in there? Not as a shoe in as... Prabhu. Prabhu. Agreed. You think Rithik will be in there? Yes. Do you think Kamal Hassan will be in there? No. Here we go. The most impressive aspects of Indian cinema is the attention to detail when it comes to choreography and songs in movies. Undoubtedly over the years, performances and dance routines have evolved. And we have seen many dancers, extremely talented and skilled, come in the forefront who are celebrated for their intricate pacing, skill and attention to detail. Discussing some of the most complex choreographies in Indian movies, Kya is tried and refused productions with 10 toughest dance routines in Indian movies that will blow you away. K. Sera Sera. One of the most memorable dance collaboration for Indian cinema was when... And Madhuri. Prabhu Deva choreographed and performed in the song K. Sera Sera with none other than Madhuri Bikshit. K. Sera Sera. Prabhu Deva interestingly stated that during the rehearsals of the song, K. Sera Bikshit was always game with any choreography. Don't be bad. Keep in mind the number of beats of an A. R. Rahman hit song. In history, hands down, it can be stated that if a female actor is to be remembered, who has definitely been close to matching up to Prabhu Deva's level on screen, it's Madhuri Bikshit. Complimenting his moves with the... Oh my word! ...we all know Madhuri Bikshit is known for. A great mix of a typical Prabhu Deva choreography and elements of jazz and bollywood that seamlessly come and go. The choreography has some very interesting partner work and eccentric moves, but both the actors complement each other extremely well. Fire. One of the lesser-selling films of Rithik Roshan was the wave and ambitious effort with Kite. A brilliant... She's playing three amigas? ...that many people don't talk about in the film is titled Fire. And there is no doubting the fact that Rithik Roshan literally is... It's actually one of the first videos we've reacted to on the channel. A song called that partly by Rithik... Remember? ...from Los Angeles Flexi NL. The dance sequence takes place in a competition showcasing... Yes, I do. ...very early on. Yep. When we still weren't really familiar with Rithik. Rithik doesn't consider himself a dancer. That's cute. Twice already? He's going to be in 5 out of 10. Mukambam! Iconic. Everything Prabhu does is extreme. I know. The actor puts forth a performance that perfectly combines the international steps with an Indian Desi Masala. This will forever be a classic. There it is! Directed by Prabhu Devadeva. ...entertaining dance routines in movies as Shahid Kapoor. Even though most of his routines are entertaining, the most challenging routine in our opinion, performed by Shahid, was in the movie Art Rajkumar when he performed Gandhibath choreographed by Prabhu Deva. A trained and skilled dancer would definitely... You could include that as your third Prabhu Deva. Absolutely. That counts. Yep. Yep. I don't even know how you do that. Yep. Rithik is back. But he's not a dancer. He is a Greek god. Doom again! The fluidity. Wouldn't be a Rithik video if we didn't say fluidity. Yep. Yeah, he's definitely not a dancer. I mean, just look at it. It's very obvious. Prabhu. Prabhu. Oh! Oh! Tiger? He's got his dad's eyes. Yeah, he does. He dances a little better than his dad does. A little bit. Just a little bit. Ah, my word. He dances so well. Yeah! I love that number. Dola Rithu! Dola Rithu! I remember how impressed we were when we first saw that number. Insane. It's iconic. Yeah. I mean, one of the greatest. It's one of the greatest. So beautiful. Maduri's second on the list, though. And Ashwarya just, the face of a Disney princess. Yes. Hey! Why is this non-dancer always in here? Wow. That's five! Yeah, and this is the one with the tie as well. Very early on. Yeah, very early on. I think we actually commented later when we found out who Rithic was and we were like, he was in that and you were like, that was Rithic? Yeah. Because we still weren't familiar with him. Yep. Yep. Look at the level on his head. He's bouncing everywhere, but he doesn't change the level on his head. Ah! Fluidity. Oh, Alu Arjun. Yeah. I'm surprised there's no Junior NTR in here. Chirvangi. Yeah. But I've seen a couple Junior NTRs that were mind-boggling. I mean, Alu Arjun's one of the best. The cowboy boots? I think that was the first Junior NTR we saw. We've seen a ton of his songs though that he needs. Absolutely fantastic. Oh! That hurts my knees. Don't disagree with any of those choices. They're all deserving. By far. Probably never. I really... Yeah, five spots of the ten. I really am surprised to not see one Junior NTR thing in there. Do you put him in the top five? Yeah. Especially in light. Who would be in your top five? Prabu. Prabu, of course. Rithic. Dixit. Okay, just keep it males, then. Oh, just keep it males. Okay. So Prabu. Yeah, Rithic. Rithic. Junior NTR. Okay. Shahid. Yeah. And then I... Technically, probably a lot of people would not agree with this. But I do include Govinda. Yeah. In there. I think you're forgetting a lot of the Alu Arjun... I haven't said... You know what? I would replace Govinda with Alu Arjun. Yeah, I think you're... Yeah, I would replace Govinda with Alu Arjun. He's an absolutely fantastic dancer. Agreed. He moves so, so well. But, yeah. Anybody you wouldn't... That I didn't include on that list? But I would include Junior NTR in my top five. And then I would... Alu Arjun. You could make an argument for... Come on, son's no slouch, man. Yeah, you could make an argument for Chiruvanji. You could make an argument for Ramcharan. Tiger. Dhanush. Dhanush is a fantastic dancer. I wouldn't put him in the top five. No, he's a very, very good dancer. He's a very good dancer. But Tiger, what he can do... Oh, my goodness.  Yeah, I forgot about Tiger. But yeah, I'm not going to disagree with anything on that list. No. Oh, those are definitely deserving. Yeah. I can't believe I forgot Tiger. But absolutely fantastic. So I think you probably could have put ten probably to have a... Let's put it this way. Indian actors across the board, way better dancers than American actors. Oh, easily. Very few American actors are triple threats anymore. No, yeah. Hugh Jackman is pretty much it. Yeah. Anyways, let us know what other videos we can react to and who you think... Which ones do you think are the hardest? And if there's someone there that we didn't... I don't know if there is anything there that we haven't seen before. We're forgetting Big B. Okay, great dancer, Big B. Let us know down below.


Your Coca-Cola bottler presents Claudia based on the famous play and novels by Rose Franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself.   I have read it besides. I don't want to read I want to eat you will When I'd like to know I don't know either. He's really very patient Patient as a man can be when he's hungry. He's usually not very patient Honestly losing that can opener would have to happen just tonight. Yes when we expect company. It isn't just like life Your turn mama I knew I should have stayed in New York the carpenters took so long David Carpenters have to do with my dinner everything Hello, don't change the subject in words of one syllable the carpenters have made your dinner Practically impossible. That's nice. They left just before you came home. Would you believe it? I have to believe it They certainly stayed late. They certainly did certainly did why don't you go look at the work? They did my mama and I try to open some cans cans Yes, can are we back to our honeymoon days?  He's very difficult, isn't he?  No, it's not cook. Let's eat out. Oh, we can't do that either. Why not? We're expecting company. That's why not. That's something I wanted to forget What time are they coming? Practically now and it's not they. It's a sheet. No, it's our first company since we've been in Eastbrook incident Oh quite an event. Yes, then we'd better hurry. I will open the cans Just the man we've been looking for Claudia just the human can opener now would you ladies mind if I simply open the cans and Proceeded with my dinner not at all proceed You know, he must be very hungry mama using a word like proceed is beginning to look wild around the eye Please just give me the can opener and then joke all you like the joke is ha ha We can't find the spare opener, but I don't want the spare opener ha ha you don't ha ha good Very good. We can't find the spare I want my can opener the streamlined self lubricating wall bracketed can opener the one I bought myself I was afraid of that go on get it over with show it to him. I'm here while I choke you Oh, wait, what did you do with it? What did you do with it? I didn't do anything with it. Mama, you tell him David's pair The child one of the carpenters used it to cut a plank. I think you see how it's been I don't think it could open a can in this condition It couldn't even open a grape. I'll buy you another one. Thanks now. I'll put a lock on it mean time It's getting late our company will be here and we have five unopened cans for dinner Pretty messes in David look Why don't you run down to the hardware store in the corner and buy me a can opener? Not a bad idea Brilliant except that the nearest corner happens to be five miles away It's certainly convenient living in the country. It's a fine restaurant less less than five miles from here If we weren't having company, but we are you um you haven't even told me the company's name or uh is Is it a secret from the thing? She didn't tell me She just called up and said she was a neighbor and could she drop in and see us tonight I hope she's worth a can dinner. She's our first real neighbor calling on us I want to make a good impression on her personally. I'd rather eat than make impressions No, it's obvious that you two gabbling females aren't going to be any help. I will do it alone Give me the camera. Oh, the man to the rescue. There you are Now how are you going to open it? I'm going to open it with my initiative. Mama watch close David is going to open a can with his initiative that I am waiting to see I will have you know that I'm not dependent upon mere Mechanical contrivance that is good because we have many around all I need is a screwdriver and a hammer Now the object is to hit the screwdriver with the hammer and make a small hole in the top of the can In that case, I'd better go get some bandages or anything. Oh, I can't bear to look Well, can I open my eyes When nothing happened said nothing happened as a hole in the can Too bad we're not eating console man. Now this hole is just the beginning David now hurry There's our company I'll open the door at least we don't need a can opener for that Good evening Come in won't you? Well, I will indeed Your mrs. Norton I am and this is my mother mrs. Brown. Good evening.  Brown and your mr. Norton No, I am Come right in It certainly is a pleasure to welcome you all to our little community.  Oh, no, I never sit down. Oh, you know, I have the time for that But you do now, please come on. Oh, thank you. You too mrs. Brown mr. Norton Thank you very much on on on which side of us do you live mrs. Dear I live at the other end of Eastbrook all together.  It's a nice sentiment mrs.  I'm afraid we haven't well then right off. I'll tell you I am the happy woman. Oh That's nice Yes, yes very nice indeed If you didn't believe me But that's only because you haven't heard about I guess maybe that well then I better explain to you now many places all Over this great big country of ours have a happy woman Now they may be called by different names, but the spirits and the thoughts the same I've come to welcome you to our happy little community. Oh Now I understand Everything really a neighbor at all. I mean not only and they know I'm more than a neighbor I am the representative of all your neighbors in the community Very convenient for the rest of the community and mother Not keeping it from anything. I suppose you've had your dinner. Oh Of course such as it was Anyway, I won't keep it a second. Oh, please don't rush on darling. Now I just want to give you some little gift is and then I vanish into the night Little gift is now these are the nicest presents. We've had to give away in five years We picked a good time to move up teeth growth didn't we David? But we picked a terrible time to have dinner, you know, it's taking you such a long time to move in We've all just been dying of curiosity. Oh, have we dying of hunger now Let's see what I have in my gift that I can hardly wait darling Would you know the first I have is for mr. Nocton David for you? I'm ready Here it is here it is. It's that it's a fuse Well Well, well, well, well, well, well, well, isn't that nice as I live and breathe just what I want Well fuses are very handy. I knew you wouldn't refuse it I hope the fuse is worth it. Oh mr.  He's our hardware man. You know in the in Eastbrook Center PJ Mom's I've seen his tour. Oh, yeah, right next to the hospital. You must drop in He has an excellent line of hardwood mama remember that and now present from Mrs. Naughton or Perhaps from Mrs. Brahma. I can't decide for it. Oh, give it to mama. Oh, no by all means to my daughter Mrs. Oh just call me the happy woman. Well, well for either one of you ladies I have to what are they my dear their samplers from the nitty shop Oh, of course, they know this isn't the whole samplers just the pattern you do it yourself And you buy all the yarns of the shop mama first thing in the morning. David you'll come along We're if you'll excuse me a moment. I just remembered. I have to go Don't be in hurry. I've got lots more presents for you David darling. You could be busy a little later Oh, man. They're so impatient Here's a little present for the whole house. Well, you've done quite enough for us. Really you have we couldn't accept another thing What else have mama now with the compliments of mr. Arnold the very best grocery in town a Brand new chromium pleated can opener. Did you say can opener? That's what I thought I heard I too and if you need any cans to open with it mr. Arnold gross it'll be very happy to sell them to you. Well, you thank mr. Arnold will be in the sea and but for tonight we have our cans ready and waiting. No, you're so appreciate them And I'm so glad I came so are we in spite of you're not really being a neighbor And you've done me a very great personal favor. Mrs. I have you proved to my wife that the country is much more convenient than the city. I I have yes in the city if she needed a can opener She had to go to the hardware store on the corner, but here in the country the corner comes to her David. That's true I have done that you have indeed Wasn't that nice to me?  Well, good night. Good night. Good night. And thank you Good night. Good night.  I should say not mama. He's mad on the contrary I wouldn't dream of insulting our first semi-neighbor who came to call and left such Pretty little Gifties, you're right Claudia. He is mad Well, brandish my trust in you can open there and say follow me ladies to the kitchen To be hospitable any dictionary will tell you is to be friendly Corgio to receive guests with a generous display of goodwill But the generosity of spirit mentioned by websters and funk and wagnols Needing involved generous expenditures of hard-earned money A gracious smile and plenty of ice cold coca-cola define hospitality by anybody standards Well that visit turned out to be quite a surprise. Didn't it mr. King? It certainly was it wasn't what and who I expected though At first we were all a little disappointed that our guest wasn't just a plain guest But in the end it turned out better this way. Oh things have a way of doing that. I hope you're right You see, I'm going to be leaving claudia again on monday going back to new york Yes, I must and I hope it turns out best for claudia that way Well, she's going to be awfully sorry to see you go. I know I'm not looking forward to saying goodbye at the station, but well, that's for monday See you then mrs. Brown See you then mr. King As I was about to say every day monday through friday Claudia comes to you transcribed with the best wishes of your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola So listen again monday at the same time And now this is joe king saying olivar and remember Whoever you are whatever you do wherever you may be When you think of refreshment think of coca-cola For coca-cola makes any pause the pause that refreshes and ice cold coca-cola is everywhere These programs star catherine bard is claudia and paul crabtree is david And the entire production is supervised and directed by william brown maloney And now here's a word from your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola


one of the greatest hijackers of all of our communication together is when we engage with people from our ego. When we communicate with people from a place of ego, winning the argument and protecting our perspective and opinion becomes more important than valuing the relationship. I think we have to be carefully in life that we don't go through life winning arguments but losing people along the way. I've certainly done that in the past and I tried to learn from it and do better. I think we all can be careful today that you are not engaging from your ego, protecting your position and perspective and unaware that we are losing relationships in our lives that matter to us. Cheers.