where are we? Mumbai. Yes we are in Mumbai. We are having malvani food. Malvani. Malvani. Malvani.  Okay so what should we start with? We have a lot of variety this is specially this is made of croquettes this is called solkali you have different fishes you have brinjal and shrimp you and various gravies which is specifically Maharashtrian kind of Maharashtrian cuisine. This is chicken and this is prawns and this is fish that's king fish and this that's for foodies okay so what do you want to start with? I think you can try the fish first go fish light and then put your way up to so just plain or with with? You can try the fish you know what I'm talking about. You'll think it's slightly fishy I think it's glorious. Oh we'll see. I can taste this fish. Do I dip it? So good. No just do straight up. Isn't that great? Well that's so okay one of the things that's hard to do with fish is to either bread it or put a sauce on it or seasonings and that not overpower the flavor of the fish because most fishes are pretty subtle flavor. Beautiful. Not bad. Yeah really good. Oh hey over here. More fish. I know isn't that funny I did that before too so this has got bones too. You know show me show me Bengali you know how to eat the fish better than I do. There you go so from the top above the bone okay here you go. I want that. He won't take it from my hand. That's accurate. Bones. Little tiny bones yeah. No very fishy though sounds good. I didn't get any bones.  Okay so now what? That if you swallow a fish bone? It goes in your stomach it'll turn into a trout. What is this? It's called meat dosa it's made of rice. Did you know that place? So consider non-meat with rice. Whoa wait a minute but not meat. It's non made with rice. It's kind of like a dosa. I know but like the non-rice combo in an unaffensive way. Yes. Did we go on to something different? Oh I just want to taste that.  Yeah that's good. I like that one. No fishy at all. That's real nice. So it gets its name meat dosa because meat means water so it's just as thin as a layer of water. Yeah yeah yeah. Okay. Try this soul curry. Just take a spoken and have it. Have it. Not without. That's nice. How's it? It's made up of kokum. It's a Maharashtrian speciality soul curry made of kokum. Try one of these. Try one of these prawns. Totally different flavor than other curries that we've had. Just a whole other world. Five prawns. Just right here. None for you. None for me. None for you. Sorry. That's good. I like that one a lot. Man that's so good. Oh I'm loving it right here. I want to have one right here. I'll have another scotch for you. I wish. I wish I had another scotch. What do I do with these? So it's how you eat none. It's similar.  Break it and break it. Have it. Break it. Break it like you'd break it apart. So just break it. Don't do a chimichanga. Yeah. Break it and dip it. Yeah. Dip it good. Whatever. Whatever. Go for it. Whatever you want to try. Mutton. I'm putting it in the mutton. I got some stuck on my lip.  Spicy? Yes. Mmm. Is this torturous to be holding the camera and not be able to eat what we're going? She's a vegetarian. Oh I don't mind eating without it. That was really good. This one's spicy. Whatever this is. Which one? Try the prawns. Is it more prawns? That's prawns. Oh yeah. With any of the chupati or puri. Anything. There's more puri there. There's more chupati's there. The Lama Pichipati. Thank you sir. Oh prawns. Okay this is dhakri. It's made up of jawar or baju. Rice. Okay this one is made up of rice. It's called bhakti. So try the bhakti. That was really good. Try some bhakti. That's very different. The taste, right? The flavor. It has that similar kind of satisfaction to the dhanbali mutton and things that you gave me. But totally different flavor power. How's your flavor power? A little spicy. A little spicy? What did you say was spicy over here? Your underwear? This thing? Okay. So you're basically now having rice with rice because this is rice. This is made of rice.  Delicious. Rice, rice baby. This makes you want to just punch somebody in the head. What? It's so good. You just want to punch somebody right there. It's very spicy. What is all this? This is dhrindu and prawns. I beg your pardon. I'm not sure what that is. Oh I didn't have the chicken. It's a bit of gravy. Time for... What did he eat? What did he eat? That? That? Really? What? That and that together? That must be spicy. This is a spicy thali. The flavor is so good. I'm sorry. Yeah. Yeah, this is one of those that... Yeah. One of those when I ate it, it kicks you afterwards. I'm so sorry. Is it ear and pan? Okay, it's really delicious. It was this and this. Is this the thing? Is this? Dry? Okay, this is dry shrimp. What? Dry shrimp. They don't drink the alcohol.  Mix and match. Mix and match. Whoa.  Right. Give it a good grip. It tastes like fish food smells. I feel like it should be sprinkled in between my little fish and the fish tank. That's not good. I like it. How would you ever want to eat the stuff that's dropped into a fish tank? I don't even know. Oh yeah. It smells funky. I think I've said it everywhere. One of the things that I'm most truly astonished by is how every region is definitively Indian. But every region is its own taste. Is there another country that does that? That can have so many varied... The only place that I can think of and I haven't had all the different regions is the variations of Chinese food and the heat indexes. But I don't... Every Maharashtra, like every village has its own cuisine. So you'll have... Really? Yes. So every village has its own identity? Yeah. So like if you have Kolhapur, it will have Kolhapur. If this is Malvarn, it will have Malvarn. It will have Govind. Every village will have its own cuisine. But it will still have the DNA of the region. Incredible. Has a piece of fish? Ah. Sweet. Which one do you want to try? The rice? Of course you want to try the rice. I want to try the rice. Guys, I feel really awkward and bad that you aren't eating with us.  The rice is really, really good. See, nothing except for that was bad. It's the spice level. But everything was tasty. That's why I try to explain. It's not that I don't like it. At least that I had the spices here. Intense. This wasn't bad. Did you have the rice? Oh yeah, the rice was good. Yes. So... It's a prawn pulav. We have something in America that is an abomination to all of you Indian rice lovers. It's called rice oroni. This ain't rice oroni. Rice oroni also comes from the box. Yeah. They grow it in a box. Just kidding. I don't think I taste it. Yes. Where? That's spicy? No, that's not. If you're feeling spicy, then eat that. Oh, he's feeling spicy. Okay. I think the fish was my favorite. Did you try the mutton? I did. He didn't try the chicken. Why have you tried the chicken? What is this? Chicken. Oh, modak. It's sweet. Modak and this is... Sweet. So basically what we are doing is this is modak, which is a delicacy. We are going to get this ghee. That's ghee. Yes. And there's the habit in one. Habit in one. In one bite. Go. A whole big mamba jama. Go ahead. Go ahead. It's sweet. It's really big. Yes, it's sweet. We like it. It's a ghee-licious. That's really good. Yeah, you don't like that. You just come for it. That's sweet. Oh yeah, you're gonna love that. If you don't pour ghee, you can have it multiple bites. It's ghee and jaggery. You had these, right? You didn't have these. Habit. If you put ghee, you're gonna be able to... You'll have to put it in one bite only. Habit with ghee. He's going to have it in one bite. Do you like it?


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Valentine's it is now ready to get back to work good to see you all Grant Brad Wayne everybody on social media doing pretty well with this Stock Roblox my god 8 a.m. We had a nice little pop on this stock What a really really nice little push from this 35 to 42 Just want to come over here and show you what's going on But there's a couple of good stocks anyway This stock is coming up to a very major major iceberg order want to kind of show you what we got going on right here It's not super huge But when everyone else trading like 200 400 and you got 7,000 6,000 right around here You can see it's been there. He's been out there since 845 this morning, but it's been breaking through those of those barriers But you could see they got two big ones right here right on 42 for a 45 and you got another one at 43 Actually, that's probably 42 50 to be exact. I'll probably zoom in a little closer. Probably sure. Yep Like I said, there it is 42 50. Anyway couple of stocks on a watch list We're gonna get get right into it and have some fun with those a couple of quick little announcements first before we get started Phase one we're gonna start today at 10 30 and 3 o'clock if you're a student at cyber trading diversity Do not forget regarding that and also did everybody talk to everyone of my staff Regarding about Florida the onsite next week.  We're gonna have a great big dinner It's gonna cost a lot of money. I don't care. I want you guys have a great time If you're still interested in coming forward, there's still a couple of seats open. You want to welcome but we're gonna I'm gonna tell you make sure you you know You go on a big diet because you're gonna probably gain five ten pounds when you come back You know after but we're gonna have a lot of fun So look forward to seeing you all there So if you registered if you're looking to get registered you could do a one day You could do two days if you want but just to kind of give you a reminder the soiree We're moving it from five thirty. I think we're gonna move it five. We're gonna move it to like six thirty seven But please talk to education advisor So instead of doing just drinks and hors d'oeuvres We're gonna have a nice dinner on Monday and Tuesday on top of us trading on those two days All right guys, so let's give you a heads up on that now in the meantime regarding what trading yesterday It's go over a couple of stocks that we did that did move pretty well yesterday So anyway regarding that There was a couple of good stocks for some of you missed this yesterday. This is what you basically missed We had this BV this BWV Great moving stock literally ran from I mean this stock was in the $90 price range last year This thing had a really nice pop late in the afternoon though right late morning I'm sorry rare from a buck 40 up to a buck 90 really nice move right there. We also had a nice little pop on us SOUN nice little push big pop right at the gate and then I had an annual come it worked its way up I liked it once it broke this resistance levels right around here around 360 stock had a nice little push going into the clothes AI had another nice move even though we saw that big big rally at AI on a swing trade It did really well, and I like the move more in the afternoon because some of us like we missed this big rally in the morning But you could see that your typical type of a movement on the stock. Mara was phenomenal I'm doing a little bit better with the Mara. I know a lot of you we did the swing trade on the Mara Bitcoin has obviously been up to about 22,000 the stocks trading with it same thing with coin, but I'm a big fan of Blockchain SI nice little push and that's I is trying to still continue to move in this morning I mean it's about 7% the only issue at SI is that the spreads a little big Okay, remember part of it being a trader It's all about risk to reward and I know when you take class for the ones that are going to be in Josh's class today Talk to him and you know, we always go over and talk about the three T's and that first T is very very critical Irene IR EN did really well yesterday to 10 to 213 Oscar Once again, it's been a great swing trade stock moved up pretty nicely the stock I love the most was this one. Okay now and I want to talk about this because I'm actually still short I shorted from yesterday and I got a 37 right around here. Does anybody know who and NSC is This kind of converted into to meet to more of a swing trade what it who is and See, I know we have people here on social media. Maybe you guys know You know what I'm hearing it more and more every day It's the train crash did anyone hear about the train crash for crying out loud They're talking about more and more and more and it's gonna get worse now They said they might be caused cancer dogs and animals are dying. It's a complete disaster, okay Now remember what I was told to Catastrophes make opportunities as traders now. I know mentally personally it is horrible And you know, we could sit there and debate about it who the blame or what's going on this and that but as traders We have to look at it be like wait a minute that company's public Okay, like the oil spill some of you remember BP had that big oil spill. I talked about it yesterday on same situation big oil spill back in On the Gulf of Mexico remember that stock was like $80 dropped down the 40 you couldn't short it I mean so anyway, it's still it, you know Well, right once again, but this is why this is why we can't take things personal, you know, I mean like Regarding about the transportation secretary didn't say anything. I listen, you know what? It's not the point but let me tell you something if he starts gets talking about it And then the president talks about it because you're right. They didn't say anything yet. Okay now What makes it interesting is some of the new stations are starting to report it now and as they report it people can be like, hmm That's pretty bad. And then they'll be like, hmm They're gonna think like we think and say wait a minute. This company's public and like it's $240 do you don't have much lower at $240 stock can go 240 more points. Okay, you go to zero exactly mark So there's plenty of room there for it first. So I'm also holding on my short I'm gonna see what happens when we get right around here But you know, like I said, this could be this can get a lot worse. You can get a lot lot worse All right. So anyway, um, that stock is on the watch list to NSC for some of you Now there are a couple of big movers this morning. I want to start off with Roblox. So Roblox looks like We already checked on level four. We saw how that stock was moving pretty nicely here There we go. So we got Roblox right here, you can see that big iceberg order got a little filled right here Looks like it just broke that 50 stock looks pretty strong I know a lot of you this morning in the trading room. I've already been trading it Roblox RBL X That's looking pretty nicely. Okay. We also have the stock s e r a which by the way This is probably a little bit more easier to trade a little bit more controllable a little bit more tradable But look at this nice little trend of dollar 30 stock. It's not 40 dollar stock It's not a 250 dollar stock dollar 50 start this morning right around 840 started making a move just a little bit You know right around 830 the 830 move look at a gorgeous move this thing the dollar 50 213 You know if you just sold that two bucks you made 50 cents on that stock and you know what 50 cents on a thousand shares is great and what was pretty Remarkable about the stock is look at this iceberg order right here right on this but this was at the 75 Look how the guy pulled his order it hit it He pulled it and then boom the thing just ran up. There was nothing holding it and guess what do you notice? There's a ladder effect going on so it looks like somebody kept bidding it up bidding it up This is how you learn to be a good trader and this is why you know What we kind of preach and teach at cyber trading University to get about the past? Let's focus on the future. Okay, so that stock made the watch list also Another one another one that's on here in the watch list is this to you when now I looked at it and it wasn't super sold on The movement it had a really nice move looks like at some support levels here right around a dollar fifty But she's not trending as nicely as the SCRA I mean if you look over here look it came down this testing this 14,000 share buyer right here He's been out there for about 30 minutes It's not as pretty as this one where you see I was trending up and it's not as also as pretty as Roblox when it broke through that resistance. All right, so that one looks pretty good. What else that we had on this list I found PGY also. Yeah, this one right here is up about 19% Another stock 5.7 million shares good volume good trend. You know what I mean? Had a really big pop, but another one, you know, it's it kind of like died. It's not it doesn't have The iceberg orders that we're looking for I mean as it is a 20,000 share buyer right now at a dollar fifty-five And it kind of bounced off that but nothing more Nothing Crazy about there is a 28,000 shares seller at a buck eighty. We're talking five million shares. So I don't know I'm gonna put this on the b-list PGY All right, what else do they have in here? Did anything else show up? There was a couple all the stocks on here si is back on the watch list Which we already know about it that was moving pretty nicely, you know, it's nice about si This is how you find the swing trades. Okay, the stock was a hundred and sixty dollars In the last couple of days we're moving up pretty nicely. It was already at 14. It's already at 18 Okay, so it turned into a day trade is now looks like it's going into more of a swing trade Everyone is always worried about jumping into these into day trading. They think it's good just to couldn't too scary to nervous Whatever listen, this is what we do. This is how you trade this how you find them you're actually doing things backwards and You know what? You know, it's so great yesterday we had a we did a 12 o'clock event and We were broadcast alive. We had over a hundred people in there and you know, you know, it's great about that whole thing I know we have a lot of people that also signed up for it But it's amazing the ones that that ask the questions that even even if you like tell them blue in their face Right, so you blew in the face This is the direction of what the stock does and they agree with you and they still don't do it I just you know what no no and not to insult anybody. Those are the people we want to trade against, okay?   It's all about doesn't cost anything Gotta have the right tools and that's why we're able to know where we're going So I just want to kind of just just bring that up and let everybody know that anyway not a big list Okay, I'm not super sold on what's going on today market is up a little bit Bitcoin's up a little bit. It's kind of tita tottering a couple of earnings going to be coming out We'll look at that but but anyway Sometimes when the market opens up, we'll find something new. So once again, you see something you say something traders All right guys anything I'm missing. I did not call out Anything else Now we're not 12 o'clock.  We'll put the link in there also So if you missed yesterday, you can come in you come into today And if you're once again watching here on YouTube and Facebook live just like us friend us We're live here every morning at 9 a.m. And 2 30 and you can always join our live trading room that runs all day Okay, so in the meantime guys you safe. I'll see you in about 15 minutes. We'll start commentary Everybody else will see you back here at 2 30. Thanks everyone


Yeah, it's what? It's 43, 53, I wish it was 43, I'd be 10 years younger. It's 53 years since the first Earth Day. Tomorrow is the official Earth Day, 22nd of April. The first Earth Day was in 1970. It basically, I would say, launched kind of the, I don't know, the mainstreaming of the environmental movement. It launched kind of the real successful era for the environmentalist movement in terms of government regulations, almost all government regulations, at least the initial ones, that are on the books today were passed in the years immediately after the first Earth Day, basically, all under Richard Nixon, a Republican, a number of major regulatory bills were passed to this day, including the Clean Air and Clean Water Act. Of course, another big piece of environmental regulations was passed under Bush. So indeed, most, I'd say, most overwhelming majority of the big environmentalist bills have been passed under Republican watch. It's, you have to, in commemorating the 53rd anniversary of Earth Day, I think for us, what we need to recognize is that the environmentalists won. They won big time. Environmentalism is no longer a question mark. It's no longer considered a radical ideology. It's not considered a controversial ideology. Pretty much everybody is an environmentalist. They've managed to equate and do a very good job creating this package deal and equating environmentalism with clean air and clean water, something that all Americans do and should care about.  Maybe the approaches, some of them are nutty, some of them extreme, but generally, I mean, who's against the environment?  Who's environment, human environment, the spotted hours environment, the worms environment, we just treat it as their environment. And we buy into the idea that their environment is really a human environment. But that's not what the real environmentalists care about. But they've won that debate. They basically convinced us that they are the benefactors and the preservers and the guardians of human life and human prosperity and clean air and clean water. And in every respect, they won the day. There's no opposition to it. It's not like the Republicans are anti-environmentalists. No, they have a soft approach to the environment, but they're still environmentalists. All of them embrace that label and embrace the ideas. So it's sad. The left basically has managed to take this idea of the intrinsic value of nature, the intrinsic value of stuff out there outside of human beings and make that a standard that pretty much everybody in our culture accepts. And there's almost nobody that fights against that and tries to segregate out the things that we truly should care about, clean air, clean water, real pollution, and all the things that we should not, and all the overreactions and all the precautionary principle that basically says that if you can't prove that something's only going to be good, that there's no risk, you shouldn't do it. And the whole baggage of the environmentalist movement that basically has always, always advocated for the sacrifice of man, for the sacrifice of human well-being, for the sacrifice of progress and technology, for the sake of nature. And yeah, you know, that battle continues. That battle continues. But you go out there and you talk to people, and this one is almost impossible to talk about because it's sowing green in it. Now, Alex Epstein is fighting against this in one dimension of it, but I don't think he's, and he's trying to reframe the debate around it in terms of human flourishing. But the reality is that even Alex, while he's had significant impact in some areas and certainly significant impact within the industry and among some politicians, the impact does not be that broad as to being into question the whole legitimacy of the environmentalist movement, the whole legitimacy of an Earth Day. That is still far in our future if we want to challenge those things. But it's sad and tragic. And one of the things that many of us have to really think about is why we're losing and how come we haven't been more successful in challenging this. on any one of those channels. Also, if you'd like to see the Iran book show grow, please consider sharing our content and of course, subscribe. Press that little bell button right down there on YouTube so that you get an announcement when we go live. And for you, those of you who are already subscribers and those of you who are already supporters of the show, thank you. I very much appreciate it.


The story of Dr. Kildare. Whatsoever house I enter, there will I go for the benefit of the sick. Whatsoever things I see or hear concerning the life of a man, I will keep silence thereof. Counting such things to be held as sacred trusses. No exercise my art. Metro Gold Windmere brought you those famous motion pictures. Now this exciting, heartwarming series is earned on radio. In just a moment, the story of Dr. Kildare. But first, you're an answer. The great citadels of American medicine. A clump of gray-white buildings planted deep in the heart of New York. Nerve center of medical progress. Great minds and skilled hands wage man's everlasting battle against death and disease. Player general hospital. Where life begins, where life ends, where life goes on. This is the best time of the whole day, Jimmy. Ten o'clock in the evening. The everyday business of the hospitals all wound up. The night's crises haven't occurred yet. Bad is no time like. One thing's certain, it's the only time of day that a doctor gets much chance to relax around here. I've been on the run since seven o'clock this morning. It's kind of peace and quiet settles down over the hospital. The symphonic stillness of the night. And the only sound against the silence is the far-off hum of the traffic in the streets. Excuse me, Dr. Gillespie, but I just thought I'd...  Where? You're ballin' at China shops. Oh! Oh, don't just stand there. You've interrupted the highly poetic reverie of mine. Now what do you want? Well, I merely wanted to see if you needed me for anything else this evening. Parker, I have never needed you. It's only from the goodness of my heart that I even tolerate you. Well, I guess I earn whatever I make around here. I have often hoped that someday you would. But I suppose it's practically impossible to overcome a natural incompetence. Incompetence? Go on now, get out, get out. Incompetence? After all I've done for you. Good night, Parker. Oh, good night. After all I've given the best years of my life.  Ah, quit, Jimmy.  Good for her. It keeps her endocrine glands working. Then she loves it. Let's see now, where was I? Well, you'd gotten somewhere between the symphonic stillness of the night and the far-off hum of traffic. But now if you'll excuse me, I think I'll get between seven and eight hours' sleep. Good night, Dr. Gillespie. Let's see. Leonard Gillespie comma MD comma. Player General Hospital comma. New York City comma New York, period. My dear sir. Ah, never mind that stuff. Get to what it says. If you think I am incompetent, and if you think I have not earned my salary around here, and if you want a more efficient nurse, then that is the last straw, Dr. Gillespie, and I quit. Signed, Evangeline Parker R.N. I never knew Parker's first name was Evangeline. Ah, what difference does it make what her first name? Well, Jimmy, she has mutinate, walked out, deserted me. She's quit. So it seems. Well, I'm surprised she didn't do it years ago. Confound the woman anyway. After all I've done for her. Shouted at her 14 hours a day. I've always treated her with consideration and kindness. Worked her until she was ready to drop. Made allowances for all her faults and mistakes. Consulted her every time she opened her mouth. Stood by her through trials and tribulations. And now? Jimmy, do you think I should apologize to her? I do. Confound. I suppose you're right.  Well, I'll get her on the phone and talk her into it. Oh, come in, Karoo. Come in, come in. Good morning, gentlemen. Good morning, Dr. Gillespie. I must say that I'm extremely shocked to learn of this unfortunate contour which has occurred in our happy little hospital family. I've just received a copy of Miss Parker's resignation, the original of which was, I assume, delivered to you. Karoo, your assumption could hardly be any more correct. Ah, yes. Well, I'm quite sure you plan to take the necessary steps immediately to rectify the misunderstanding. Well, I was contemplating some procedure of that sort. Good, good. Then I'll leave it to you and run along now. All of us lose our heads under pressure at times, Dr. Gillespie, so I can readily understand how you could be guilty of such a mistake. What? Dr. Karoo. It would be most unfortunate, though, if your unrestrained temper should be the cause of our losing an excellent nurse. By the Great Horn Spoon. Dr. Karoo, you should have quit while you were ahead. Are you implying that I am unable to diagnose a case without Evangeline Parker standing by? Oh, no, not that at all. I'm sure you could get along somehow, but nonetheless, I think... Karoo! Miss Parker, formerly a nurse here, without consulting me in the matter at all, has offered her resignation, and by the confounded termination, I accept it. Oh, dear. Good morning, Mr. Dockley. Oh, good morning, Dr. Kildare. And, well, Gillespie, finally kind of setting to drop in on me, are you? That's right, Jonathan. How do you feel? Terrible. Man could die here for all the attention he gets.  Small credit to you, Fadou. And another thing. I want to know who assigned this new nurse. I don't like her at all. I want Miss Parker. Well, I'm afraid that won't be possible, Mr. Dockley. Why not? Well, three days ago, Miss Parker left our employment. Gillespie, you fired. I did no such thing. She quit. Then you drove her away with that infernal temper of yours. Temper? What confounded? I never lose my temper. You're losing it right now.  Same as I am. Never did understand how a sweet young girl like Miss Parker could put up with you. Jonathan, if Parker is a sweet young girl, then I am a mere stripling with down-covered cheeks. Never mind your downy cheeks. You get Miss Parker back here. She's a fine woman, a fine nurse. Reliable, capable. Would you say competent, Mr. Dockley? Confident? Yes. Yes, that's it, exactly. She has a melodious voice and a great sense of humor. She has a voice like a foghorn full of gravel, and she's not only got no sense of humor, but she hasn't got any sense at all. And furthermore, she's... Jonathan, take those covers off your head and listen to me. After all the years they worked together, it's such a shame this had to happen. Yes, it is too bad. Leonard Gillespie simply ought to have his head examined. Oh, I think he's as sorry and upset about it as Parker is, Molly.  Well, it's the same with Parker. She knew she'd made a mistake, but now her pride's mixed up in it, and she can't back down. If he'd just make some halfway apology, she's dying to come back. And if the truth were known, Molly, he's lost without her. They're both acting like schoolchildren. Well, I certainly wish something could be done about it. In all the years I've been supervisor here, I've never had a better nurse than Parker on the staff. Molly, what time did Parker say she was coming in to visit you? In about half an hour. Have her drop into my office, will you? All right, Dr. Kildare. Do you have anything in mind? No, no, except... Well, I thought that maybe if they can be brought together without either one of them having to give in and take the first step, well, things might straighten out. Dr. Kildare, did he really say that? Well, he said it by implication, Parker. He's been completely lost these few days you've been away. Irritable, downcast, blaming himself, I suppose. Well, I shouldn't have taken what he said so seriously, I guess. Of course you really didn't mean it. Why, of course not. You know how he is. Well, I just don't know what I'd do away from this hospital, Dr. Kildare. But naturally I wouldn't stay on any place where I wasn't wanted. Well, you don't have any worries on that, score Parker. I heard him discussing you with one of the patients just this morning. Discussing me? What did he say about it? I can't remember the exact words, but he did mention your voice and your sense of humor. Oh, he's really awfully nice when you come right down to it. I don't know why I... Oh, come in, Dr. Gillespie. Kildare, Molly Bird said you wanted to see me about something highly important, but... Oh, good morning, Miss Parker. Good morning, Dr. Gillespie. You're feeling well, I suppose? Oh, yes, yes, thank you. I hope you're feeling well. Yes, yes, yes. Quite well, Miss Parker. That's good. Yes, it is. Well... Like old times, isn't it, Dr. Gillespie? I mean, having Parker back with us. Well, yes, yes, it is. Are you coming back to work, Miss Parker? Well, I would like to work for someone who respects my ability. Why would you? Well, all of us here have the greatest respect for your ability. Then you don't think I'm incompetent? Incompetent? Oh, I never heard anything so ridiculous. But you said you thought... I said no such thing as other nonsense. Then you really do want me back? Of course I want you back. Now let's stop all this fiddle-faddle about it. Here, Parker, let me take your coat. I'm behind four days on the reports, and there are two case histories I can't even find. Oh, oh, well, I know where they are, Dr. Gillespie.  Good morning, gentlemen. Oh, come in, Carol, come in. Dr. Gillespie, I've just been glancing over there. Why, Miss Parker? Dr. Gillespie, Dr. Gillespie, isn't it wonderful? I'm back at work. Well, Dr. Gillespie, I congratulate you for following my instructions and apologizing to Miss Parker. Following your instructions? Carol, I haven't apologized to anybody. Why, you did too, Dr. Gillespie. You said that...  What? Dr. Gillespie, if you'll come with me, there's something I've been wanting to ask you. Give me just one moment, Dr. Gillespie. First, I must get this little matter straightened out. Oh, it's already straightened out, isn't it, Parker? Well, not if Dr. Gillespie didn't really mean what he said. If he wasn't apologizing, if he was, he was just, just...  Well, that doesn't...  Ninkam? Oh, horrible man. Oh, dear, dear, dear. Have Dr. Kildare in just a moment. So, what's your name? Miss Ebertson, doctor. Oh, yes, yes, you were in the orthopedic section, weren't you? That is correct, Dr. Kildare. I was transferred here this morning at 9.23. She's taking Parker... Miss... Miss Ebertson. Ebertson, yes. You have all the information on those sheets now? Suppose you fill out the rest of the reports, and then I'll check them over and sign them. I'm sorry, doctor, but I believe the handbook states that diagnostic reports shall be made out only by the physician. Well, I merely want you to transfer the daughter from the sheet, and I intend to check the reports before they're fired. I believe the handbook is quite specific in the matter. Ah, confounded, Parker Orwell! It is now 11.31, so if there is nothing else, doctor, I'll finish recording those daily charts. I expect to complete them at 1.07, at which time I presume you'll have additional work plans. Well, that's quite an efficient nurse you've acquired, doctor. Efficient, Jimmy. She's a human handbook. Topped off with a bundle of rules and a stopwatch. Not much like the good old days when Parker was here. Dad, she'd still be here if she wasn't so bullheaded. Well, I've got to run along. Better start planning some more work, though. You have to face that fireball in the arena again at 1.07. I've known Leonard Gillespie for a good many years, Dr. Kildare, and I'm telling you when he gets on one of his stubborn streaks, nothing can move him. I know, Molly.  If only Karoo hadn't butted in. He always brings out the contrariness in Leonard. Why, as far back as I can remember. Wait a second. That might be an idea. I'm afraid I don't see it. Well, something has to be done. Gillespie's upset. His work's suffering. Parker's unhappy. And the longer it goes on, the less chance of working it out. So? So I think I'll go up and have a talk with Dr. Karoo. I must say, I'm afraid I really don't understand you, Dr. Kildare. Precisely. Why are you congratulating me? Oh, you're being far too modest, Dr. Karoo. Of course I realize you weren't looking for personal credit. That your only concern was to increase the efficiency of Dr. Gillespie's work, but nonetheless, your handling of the matter was very effective. Oh, I see.  Well, you must have decided on the plan as soon as you realized that Ms. Parker was no longer an efficient nurse. She wasn't? But you also realized that Dr. Gillespie would probably balk at any direct attempt to replace Parker with someone more efficient. Uh, yes. Yes, he certainly would all right. Oh, you skillfully maneuvered Gillespie into thinking he wanted her replaced. And that left the field clear for Ms. Eberton. My, my, my. Oh, I know Ms. Eberton was supposedly assigned by Molly Byrd, but it's easy enough to see through that. Really? Yes, yes, indeed. Yes, indeed. How clever of you, Dr. Hilliard. Of course I didn't want any credit for it. Not naturally. In a way, though, it's too bad Dr. Gillespie gives all the credit for the assignment to Molly Byrd. Doesn't know you or really the one behind it. Then he's satisfied with the change. I mean, he does realize that I was only considering his interests in the matter. Oh, I think he's already quite aware of Ms. Eberton's efficiency. Well, I might just drop him a little hint. We can't hide all our light under a bushel, you know? That's right. Dr. Kildare, this is really amazing. Your, uh, your guesses were so close to the actual details of my little scheme that it's really quite frightening. I've been found at Jimmy. You've been sitting there staring at me for five minutes now.  Oh, I'm sorry, Dr. Gillespie. I guess I was thinking about... about poor old Parker. No doubt blaming me for the whole business. Oh, no. No, it's just one of those things, I suppose. Well, what about poor old Parker? I was wondering if there wasn't some way we could help her financially, I mean. Oh, she must have money. She's bound to. I don't know. Of course, she did work very, very hard around here for so many years. She never was paid very much. Well, she'll have a choice of a dozen jobs better than this one. She hasn't so far. I understand she isn't working yet. Well, confound it isn't my fault. The old battle acts at any understanding at all. But she hasn't.  No, I suppose not. It is too bad, though. Because there's a possibility, of course, that you may have been used by somebody. You know, taken in. What? Look, suppose Dr. Karoo decided he wanted Parker replaced by a more efficient nurse. Now, if he were really smart, wouldn't he go about it by pretending just the opposite, by provoking you into getting rid of Parker? By the Great Horns. Well, of course, he would. And that's exactly what he did, too. Well, I don't really know. That's what happened. It was only an idea. Jimmy, I thought right along there was something behind this. I knew somebody was to blame for it. What was that conniving, underhanded little pipsqueak? Well, good afternoon, gentlemen. Why, Dr. Karoo, we were just talking about you. About me? Oh, dear. Nothing I shouldn't hear, I hope. Well, to be more exact, we were talking about the replacement of Miss Parker with this new nurse. Oh, yes, yes, indeed. And has Miss Epperton proved herself to be efficient, Dr. Gillespie? Obnoxiously so. What a delightful way to put it. She is probably the most efficient nurse I've ever been given the opportunity to work with. Yes, it would seem that Molly Byrd made an excellent selection. Ah, me, such is life. So it's Molly Byrd who's getting all the credit in this little affair. And is somebody else responsible, Karoo? Well, since you've about to ferret me out, I suppose I may as well make a little confession. Good. Then I won't have to use torture. It wasn't Molly Byrd at all. I'm the one who planned the whole thing. Karoo. Yes, Dr. Gillespie?  Police. How many times have I told you never to interfere in my department? But, but, but, but, I thought you were... I mean, I... Butting in here and firing the best nurse I ever had. I fired her. I ought to walk out of this hospital and stay out of it. But, but, but, but, but, but... You there? Phone Parker and have her get over here right away. She's as much a victim of the steamer as I am. Oh, dear. Oh, dear, dear, dear, dear, dear. Well, it's too bad, Dr. Karoo, but that's the way things go sometimes. The best laid plans are mice and men, you know. I still think it was a clever idea. Full story, Miss Parker. Neither you nor I were to blame at all. We were merely victimized by the underhanded machinations of a sliced scoundrel. Can you imagine it, Dr. Gillespie? Why, I've never heard of such a two-faced scheme before in my life. Yes, it does seem a little odd, all right. Yeah, odd. Why, that's the way Karoo's mind works, Jimmy. If you can call it a mind, I suspected something right from the start. But I had to go along with it, you know, give him enough rope. Naturally, I was forced to say a few things that I didn't mean. Oh, of course. I understand. Well, Parker, since everything seems to be settled, you may as well take up a uniform and get back on the payroll. Oh, well, I wore one under my co... I just knew things would turn out all right. Yes, yes, yes. Well, it would never have happened in the first place if Karoo hadn't started. Oh, I know. He's such a horrible man. Well, as long as things are back to normal, I'd better get some of my own work done, so... Dr. Gillespie? Oh, no. I would just like to add one thing to what I said earlier this evening. Dr. Karoo, I was just coming to look for you. Oh, all right, Kildare, but wait, first I... How fortunate you were looking for me at the same time. But I wasn't. I... really know Dr. Kildare. Watch the door now. Ah, there we are. This is most irregular, Dr. Kildare. I know it is, but I wanted to remind you of something. Oh? Of what? Last year. Over a million dollars in donations came into this hospital as a direct result of Dr. Gillespie's great reputation. Oh, yes, quite so. I wasn't sure what you might be going to bring up in there, so... Well, to a man of your intellect, Dr. Karoo, need I say anything more? In just a moment, we will return to the story of Dr. Kildare. Getting the same way I am? I'm going down here to Gillespie's office, if that's... So, all right, let's go. I suppose things have settled back to normal now between him and Parker. Not so sure. We're going along all right together, but I'm such a politely formal basis that it's like walking on eggs. Oh, no. Sure. They spend half their time exchanging compliments. He's still calling her Miss Parker. That's sort of a basis. One wrong word from Karoo could blow the whole thing sky high again. Yeah. Isn't much like the rough-and-tumble setup they've always had before. Yeah, maybe things... here we are.  Well... Wait a second, Molly.  Well, I guess everybody makes mistakes sometimes. Yeah, but you are the only human being I ever saw who managed to make him all the time. Oh! Horrible man! Well, Molly, I think we can stop worrying. Everything's going to work out all right. Third, the story of Dr. Kildare, starring Lou Ayres and Lionel Barrymore. This program was written by Les Crutchfield and directed by William P. Russo. Original music was composed and conducted by Walter Schumann. Supporting cast included Virginia Gregg, Eleanor Audley, Ted Osburn, Wilms Herbert, and Peggy Weber. Dick Joy speaking.


Bow, what's up everybody once again it's brand man Shawn and today I want to go over Tougaloo Blue and how he was able to take a massive vision that he had as an artist and slowly bring it to life over a three to four year process and now has positioned himself to take off. First and foremost I had a chance to talk to this guy and he came up with a compelling narrative when he was a freshman in college knowing that he wanted to create an entire project out of his dorm room. There are actually a lot of musicians particularly the ones who are in college that create music out of their dorm room so that is not really unique to Tougaloo. It's not always about being the only person to have a certain experience what's important is being the first person to own an experience right. There are a lot of people that sang in their raps like Kanye, Ja Rule, etc. before Drake but Drake owned it as no this is his thing he is a singing R&B type rapper so what he did was own this as his narrative not just create songs out of a dorm room and maybe mention it here and there no he created it as a concept to then share committing to a compelling story similar to Kanye having I'm a college dropout or chant saying I created this project on 10 day suspension that gives you something to share and for people to relate and then actually have a perspective on how they want to view the entire project not to mention it helps with marketing and so many other ways that we're not even going to get into right now number two a lot of you artists in the beginning may not have a team Tougaloo is no different so what he did was create a lot of one off situations whether those are musicians and aligning his aspirations with others for instance there's a guy that he knows that wants to be in film and create video music videos and things like that so he helped him out in doing some favors for him on video sets and stuff like that so then in return he could support him and create a video for him which is still in line with what the guy wants to do anyway and there's so many examples of him doing that one off in different ways you might have to do favors for people in the beginning just to get what you need if you don't have money to exchange there's nothing wrong with that that first project is going to have to be created by any means necessary the struggle is a part of the artistic process and it makes for a good story eventually number three create great experiences not only did he create the project in a dorm he threw a concert out of the dorm and you got all of these people hearing what's going on and coming from everywhere they opened the doors and people are lined up through the hallway he creating an unique experience i've been to college and i don't remember anybody throwing a concert out of the dorm been to a few you know parties out of the dorm for the better or worse but a concert not probably the dopest idea he actually also did a project released at a drive and movie did not going into too many details he was able to create a super unique experience where he was able to play his music on the screen between fate of the furious and logan obviously movies that are huge hits so you got a lot of people there that is an extremely unique way to get people to see your music and now they have this intimate experience of seeing it on the screen and listening to it in their car in a way that they haven't experienced any other person's music for the first time and we all know how great music tends to sound in our cars that type of creativity sets the tone for the type of experiences you provide for your audience what people expect so they're going to gravitate towards you because the stories are going to get out with word of mouth and then the media are gone is going to start picking up on that kind of stuff and spread your story for you I love it number four we're just going to call number four don't be different be yourself when you try to be yourself by nature you will be different because we all have unique experiences and the way it took a little did this was the fact that one he's from Missouri and he grew up listening to bluegrass just in his environment so his album sonically is inspired by hip hop r&b and bluegrass you don't ever hear that in hip hop at all because of that he has fiddles and banjos like just other instruments that actually create sonics that you're not going to get from the typical instruments when you create your own unique sound and create your own unique style you offer something that nobody else can offer on top of sonics he has these unique visuals they're unique because he painted them himself and he painted it in the dorm room to go along with the theme painting is something he had already been doing and that was authentic and a part of his life he just used another medium and another part of him to be a part of the project and then he also used like home videos if you use things that only you can offer then you're already ahead of the game and creating a unique brand when you create your own style people can love listening to so many other types of artists but when they're in a certain mood that there's something that only you can offer that will always keep them coming back so that's why you want to not be different but be yourself in as many different ways as you can but actually what's most important is what I call the incubation period took a look came up with this idea as a freshman he experimented trying different beats growing as a producer creating so much horrible music until he got to the point where he was finding that exact sound that he wanted to get towards and then also studying marketing and branding in that time so he could actually put that stuff to work when he was ready to put this project out that's what I hope for you guys to get from this channel right studying these things so when you are able to implement you do it as effective as possible and make as big of a wave your first time out and then become bigger and bigger and bigger with each punch and I want to make this clear that this is not some kind of page to make video or anything like that it's not an advertisement you guys can get a lot out of it and the story in itself and I also believe that he's truly now established a foundation to carve out something really special in the game so he is a guy worth watching for some time share this with your homies if you found it helpful because that's it you know what to do hit that subscribe button


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