the interest we put on the books, and then we took it off the books. So now we took it off the books for the first day after. So if I go into the detail, and we check out the detail here, drilling down to the source docs, this is going January through March, perfect. So we put it on the books with a credit, and then we took it off on the first day after, even though the payment isn't actually happening until the middle of March. And then when the payment happens in the middle of the March it'll look like this. They can just do the normal journal entry and not have to deal with the fact that that payable is on the books, because if I look at the balance sheet now, the books look like what the bookkeeper, if we think of the bookkeeper as being separate than the adjusting department is doing, right? The bookkeeper is saying, okay, I don't have any interest payable messing me up, whatever. And so if I go to the tab to the right and update it here, let's add another column for February again, because that's cool to do. I'm gonna edit this thing and add another column, another column, date column, and this is gonna be March. I mean, we already have February, this is March. Adding March and let's customize that and let's save the customization. So we have it there next time as well. All right, so now we can say that we have interest down here. So we had interest recorded and then we reversed it. Now, this should look kind of funny here because this is actually an increase. This is increasing net income. And it should be, it's down here, it's not an expense, it's kind of flip because this is the other income and expense area. So this is actually looking, it's acting like revenue and it's an expense. So that shouldn't be, that shouldn't be the case. That will look funny and notice the accountant, if you do this, the accounting department will say that, what did you do? There's something that looks funny there because now I've got this thing hanging out there. But if they record the normal transaction as of April, April, it will be correct. Meaning, for example, once we hit this point where they're gonna record this transaction, what are they gonna record? They're gonna record a debit to interest expense of 145.83. When they do that, it will net out against this amount to give us the proper amount recorded in the second month, which is 72.92. So it will then properly break out and between the two periods, if we use this method without having to change the method of what the accounting department is doing when they record the transactions. But you have to kind of understand that so that when people ask you why is that there, then you can kind of explain, well, that's the adjusting entry. It's gonna make sense after you do the entry at the end of, or when the next payment is due, March 15th in this case. So now you can see what happened is we recorded the manual entry that put it on the books. We can't see the manual entry because this is just March. Let's bring this back to Feb. Feb, we can do just Feb 28. So then we can see, we put it on the books before the cutoff date. So now we recorded the proper interest expense and then we reversed it after the cutoff date so that we can make the financial statements as a Feb 28, the cutoff date. And then after we reversed it, which results in, if we run a report just for March, something that's not quite right, right? Feb 27, you're showing like a negative expense account as of just the month of March. But it will be correct when they record their normal journal entry, in this case in the middle of the month on March 15th and they record the full amount of the interest expense, 145.83 because it'll net out to half of it being recorded in March, right? That's the idea of it. Okay, that's what the reversing entries do. They're an attempt not to mess up the bookkeeping department so that you can do your adjusting entries and tweak everything to be perfect as of the cutoff date for financial reporting purposes, either for external reporting or for taxes and still not mess up the bookkeeper as they move forward with their internal reporting purposes. All right, so let's now open up our reports. Let's look at the journal report. I'm gonna right click and duplicate and let's open up a journal report to see the journal entries we've been creating thus far. I'm gonna go to the accounting dropdown reports and open up a journal, the journal report. This is my journal of activities. Some people like to write it down, write their journal with like prose text, but this is what our journal looks like. Add a new journal, well, no, I'm not adding a journal, what are you doing? What are you doing? We're looking at the report here and let's make this as of the date, custom range and let's make it as of March 1st. So we had a reversing entry as of March 1st, boom. And so now we can see our reversing entry. It's a manual journal entry. We can also say that we just wanna see the manual entries up top and so we can see just our reversing entry there and we can generate this report and remember the reversing entries can be identified because they're always gonna be the day after the adjusting entry, the day after the cutoff, the day after 228, which is in our case March 1st because there'll be journal entries and because there'll be manual journal entries and because we're gonna post in the description that this is a reversing entry. All right, let's also open up a trial balance. I'm gonna hit the dropdown up top and I'm gonna go down to the reports again. Now I'm gonna make the trial balance for the whole year this time because this is the reversing entries are included in March. So we changed something after 228 after the cutoff date. So let's go to the dropdown and just say, we'll just say custom 2023, the end of it. I'm just gonna say the whole year. And so this is where we stand. If your numbers tie up to these numbers, great, if they don't, then the things that we changed this time were of course the payable account. And where is that payable account? Where's the pay, it's gone now because we made it down to zero and then the interest expense account. Those are the things that we had a change to and remember it's not a change as of 228. We made it after 228. That's why we're running the report for the year.


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Hello everyone my name is Luigi Scarcelli this is my show Friday p.m. I am very happy to have the gentleman Eric Van Wick here with me Eric is the co-founder of picture main He's also the co-creator of the bill that does going to bring tax incentives to Maine So it's very nice to meet you Eric. I had a chance to talk a little bit before. Yep It's very exciting. I just wanted to kind of get a chance for me as the as a viewer as a filmmaker to just get an idea of What's been going on?  Why why have we gotten to where we are now? So can you kind of explain a little bit of that to me about you know What got you to the table here and and then we can kind of go into the bill a little bit. Sure I Moved to Maine in 2015 early 2015 prior to that I lived in Los Angeles prior to that lived in New York City Actor writer, you know filmmaker recovering actors what I tell people now and So I continued Kind of working as a filmmaker, but more moved here to urban flight You know the way many people are doing these last few years, especially with the pandemic Because it's a better place to raise a family raise kids, but still wanted to keep doing what I was doing On audition down in Boston, and then I got an opportunity to make a film here in which we shot late 2016 film called Holly Star which is now a Netflix with My good friend and a wonderful filmmaker named Mike Nichols and then in early 2017 I was approached by a guy named Dan Stevenson who was the Economic Development Director at Bitterford, you know works in Westbrook If you've ever met Dan he is a force of nature. I like to call him the fifth beetle On Holly Star because he was our local fixer and he kind of brought this issue and said what do you know about film incentives and Had somebody ready to go in the legislature that could sponsor the bill and said you know Why don't you dig into this? I think you might be the guy and so I Started to look at it start to see kind of what the history was where it was at what the incentives were and still are currently why previous bills had failed and also Tried to study and draw on other successful incentive programs and and what they Brought and what they highlighted and what made them successful and work for the for the local population So that's how I got here. Okay, great And that yeah, so that got you to here which got you to the website picture main picture main film picture main film Com so we want to make sure We're hopefully put that logo right here so you can take a look at it But before we go too much further into the nuts and bolts of the bill Yeah, let's take a look at a video you guys created When did you create this video by the way? It's great. We oh, thank you. Yeah, and that was Largely spearheaded by other members in the a picture main film Team Amanda Bowers Molly Connors, Sandra Berkeley who's also a wonderful actor and and filmmaker and so Amanda and Molly really kind of put went out and shot the footage all over the state talking with people meeting with people and That was done a few months ago. Let's just take a look at the video. We'll come back. We'll talk about the bill itself And then we'll go from there. So thanks a lot main is magical. I Can't imagine Living somewhere else and I would love to be a little worker bringing new industries in the main is Going to help stimulate the economy and bring matters back. We have a way to share main and share in that profit More than ever we need to diversify our economy and job opportunities because the hospitality industry has taken a huge hit I think the economy is hurting and I think it's only gonna hurt more over the next few years And this is one of the surefire ways to bring industry into the state getting main exposed Through film would bring more people into main on a permanent basis from that point of view would be an economic driver It would be great if young creatives had more incentive to pursue their ideas and talents within Maine potential Impact for the state is limitless If the film industry was here, which is an industry that operates year-round Who knows the winters could then be as lucrative as the summers for our business and all of the businesses in Maine brings jobs that are high pain and Interesting and exciting for a younger generation Every single thing you see on screen piece of clothing prop furniture Vehicle and even locations themselves need to be purchased or built locally There are carpenters and painters from builders to electricians all those types of things that go along with making Movies that is way behind the scenes and we don't think about them to say nothing of what it's going to do to local restaurants And the development of hotels the decision on where to shoot Is almost always going to be based on what state has the best incentive for that project And those folks are going to spend money locally bringing films in Maine will help All the creative industries are booming right now More entertainment media is being produced this year Than at any other time in the past century that i've seen the power of film to Inspire communities and I think more of it in Maine would be a great thing So right now is the perfect time to invest in legislation like this because of the benefits that it will bring Economically it would draw a lot of attention to development around here It would be a dream to get to do it here. Let's work here Let's make some tv shows. Let's make some films. My name is scott couture. I'm retired law enforcement Hi, my name is liz trumbly, and i'm a student at usm. I'm chris elliott I'm an actor a writer and patrick demsey's body double And I support filming in Maine Thank you. We're back It was great to kind of get an idea of the bill So that's uh, we could dig into the bill. I mean Was there did you want to talk about who you worked on the bill with? Like the representative or how that all works. I mean when we talked about that before I I had no idea how a bill gets kind of created and you talked about how A representative gets the bill and it you kind of helped write it Sure, um, yeah, so What happens so in early 2017 earlier iteration of this bill? ld 1450 The center that it was attached was senator deschenbow Who I I think is still serving she had a mostly law enforcement background But what happens is if you when when you have a bill and you find a sponsor You know that legislator that attaches themselves to the bill It might be something that they're interested in but they attach themselves to a number of bills, right? And then it's really incumbent on the people that are, you know, either lobbying for the bill or Creating the bill to to feed them talking points Feed them the nuts and bolts of it Um, they still have to have their own kind of personal passion about it But senator deschenbow was interested She was I think she was a first time senator at that time and she was excited about the prospect of it Had enough of a belief system in it. We met a couple times And so she on her end would go up talk to other legislators try to find co-sponsors champion it You know up in augusta back when you could do these things in person Um, but as far as the language the first iteration of it was I basically wrote from start to finish and I um Cobbled it together from other bills, uh that I researched like new mexico For example that um, and I really tried to hone in on Uh protectionisms and keeping dollars in state and having a positive local impact And so I also tried to seek out the criticism of what these film incentives, uh, you know, uh have You know Taken on over time why people have a problem with them And close any gaps in in that that that that I could right and the The idea that the public perception a lot of times is oftentimes different than what it is And that's kind of what I wanted to get to is the idea that as though I'm you know Regular man or a guy and I you know, I'm not interested I'm this guy not interested in movies that much It doesn't you know, get me excited that brad pits walking down the street in my hometown Uh, and I'm saying well, what's this bill do for me? How does this help me? You know it brings money into hollywood. It's all hollywood elites, etc, etc Can you explain why I think you told me about this it it's not really a film bill It is a jobs bill. It's creation of jobs. This is jobs jobs jobs, which is really what main wants. Can you kind of Yeah, I I've always seen it as a jobs creation bill and um But in order you have to step back for a second and and look at film as an industry And I think a lot of people sort of are excited by the glitz and glamour of film of you know Watching a television show watching a movie, but they don't really sort of think about it as an industry and to me You can reframe the idea of a film as a temporary independent small business. That's what it is and it employs Uh many different types of people in in many different sectors not just actors directors and writers You know, there are people there's wardrobe people. There are there are lighting people there are like, you know electricians There are people working construction and props. There are people working accounting. There are Software folks are editing folks. I mean so these are jobs. These are everyday jobs that people do Um food trucks. Yeah, yeah food and hospitality is a huge one and we can get into that because that is An industry that was hard hit by the pandemic and and film was one of the first industries to kind of bounce back figure out ways to to thrive in the pandemic and Um, it sort of put a resurgence in that that sector So that's the first thing is just sort of understanding that that it this is a business like any other business and and there are um openings uh for many different kind of entry level positions and You can be in the right place or get an introduction to it and and have one of these jobs and and grow You know as as a crew member or in the film industry anytime you want That to me this um is the perfect kind of setup for a state like main because you um, you have a lot of seasonal employment here and main has one of the highest rates of uh self employment or independent contractors in in in the united states, so um If you're somebody that is used to kind of working one job in the summer or a different job in the winter You know film provides an opportunity to kind of fill in those gaps for six eight 12 week project either work in construction or Any number of skilled trades that that you might have and also because You're still working on building a crew base here again There are those open opportunities and we saw that on on a holly star the film that that that I produced or helped reduce um, you know, we had a number of people come in that had no film experience, but they just had You know The desire to learn the desire to work hard and they came in and and fit perfectly Now they have you know something on their resume that they can build that's what you what you had told me about What we spoke earlier was the idea that people shouldn't get the idea that hollywood's going to come to town And they're going to bring you know like the carnival right all of a sudden the carnival comes to town They bring all their own self-contained carnies. They trash the town and then they leave These are and also the bill that you're proposing is is really targeting a lot more Five to eight million dollar. This isn't going to be you said it's not going to be the big marvel movies That's not no all of these things where you know, they're spending all their money on cgi This is more like these films that are getting shot in massachusetts canada Places like that where they would be filming in a small town and really taking the best advantage of the town's resources And a very symbiotic way Yeah, so I mean I urge people again to go to picture mainfilm.com website, which outlines all the different nuts and bolts of Of the bill, but we can highlight a few of those things So that's the first myth that we can sort of completely put to rest is this notion that we're Subsidizing Hollywood salaries because There is no above-the-line wage incentive. And so what that means is there Actors directors producers Writers Anybody coming from away, sorry, I should say no above-the-line incentive for those from away So that Those are your hollywood people right there and then as far as below-the-line crew It it doesn't make a lot of sense to to fly in A whole bunch of people when when you're Trying to figure out your spending as it is and keeping you know trying to keep under budget You're going to hire as many local local crew as possible so Another thing the bill doesn't incentivize is is airfare is a production cost So it would just be a waste of money and an unnecessary expenditure to You might fly in your keys your heads of department, right? Yeah, but Mostly what you're going to do at that point if you want to qualify for this incentive Is try and find you know those those below-the-line crew members Locally and hopefully within driving distance of where your production is is going to be set up so those are all things that that in the bill we're trying to to Again incentivize and and and build so that People are more or less kind of forced to Offer jobs to the local community rely on local vendors And put direct spend into that local economy. There there are there are per project caps built into this bill So what that means is that at a at a at a certain point I think I think the first couple years it's 500 000 And then it eventually goes up to a million but at a certain percentage point because you've got that 25 and 20 for locals versus non locals At a certain point in the five beyond the five to eight million dollar range It it wouldn't make sense any any longer to investors so That's what's going to keep that Film cost or overall budget low in terms of it wouldn't make sense to be a project Above that line of spending and eventually that sorry one last thing eventually that Sunset so even the below the line incentive sunsets at five years So in other words the bill goes into effect in 2021 or sorry 2022 By 2027 you're no longer incentivizing the wages of Even below the line crew from away. So again to qualify for more of that rebate, right? You're going to try and Populate your crew with 100 manors. So that's maybe 100 150 jobs per film I want to get a chance to talk to some real manors outside We're going to do a little man on the street ask some manors. Uh, what do they think about film in Maine? I I think I may be surprised. I doubt that I will be I think people will have a pretty positive opinion about it So we'll be right back in just a couple minutes. Thanks a lot. Hey, so I'm out here on Munjoy Hill And talk to a couple of manors See what they think about films being made in Maine why there haven't been as many films made in Maine recently Just get an idea of what they think so stick with me. Let's go Would you guys be excited about seeing more films made in Maine? Absolutely? Yeah, yeah for sure So chris, we've been asking manors like would you like to see more films being produced here in Maine? Um, yeah, I actually I mean it's funny. You just brought that up, you know, everybody knows the name steven king, right? So it's like You know this person in particular has done a lot of like the writing for all these famous movies But the fact that we can't have a movie filmed here Is something that after you just saying I'm like, wow, yeah Like the setting of these novels that this person has written Should be in the you know in the location of where they originated from so yeah, I would I mean that's Something I would love to see. I was just wondering would you like to see more films being made in Maine that have been currently? Sure Do you know christian when the last movie with a budget over 500,000 was made in Maine? I do not I have no idea. It almost seems like i'm doing a game show Uh When it's shocking to find out it's been like since the 90s since there was any big budgeted movies being filmed here Wow, that's crazy. This is a beautiful place and I think More films should be shot here. It's wonderful here We're back. Thank you very much for sticking with us. Uh, that was very informative to get a chance to see what manors think Uh, so but what I really wanted to dig into eric is like Again, uh, what what happened? Why is it that main is just no longer competitive? I mean, I feel like there was a time when there's a lot of movies being made here Something seems to happen somehow other places, uh states other countries sometimes have passed us by That look like main whereas I think main does have a very Great spirit has some beautiful places to film it. Why why is it that you think that a lot of films that Are taking place in main like I see at a netflix hbo the movie theaters not even being filmed in main. What is going on? What do you think? Yeah, so I mean There's a lot at work here, but it's all I'll try to As concise as possible, but look you live in main You know, it's a special place, right? You know that it's more than just lobsters and christmas trees and uh And insider donuts so Uh You're Like I said before it's never it's it's it's never going to be and and I don't think we're aiming for it to be this sort Of catch-all place where you build a giant studio and you know You shoot water world here or you shoot, you know, the next star wars It's not going to be that but for the folks that Outside of main and within main that want to create main stories and keep exploring those spaces You know and obviously the most obvious example is for steven king Then This bill gives them an opportunity to do just that because if you lived here, you know the difference between You know a main tree or a main, you know saltbox house and and and uh, you know and somewhere else in massachusetts or canada so That's that's really what it's about now the question as to why that's not happening Well, it comes back to you know the business side of it and the bottom line So if you're an investor and you're and you're like i'm going to fund this film for three million dollars and it's like, okay Well, uh the story takes place in main. I'd like to film in main. That's where the vision is that's where you know We're going to get we're going to get the most authenticity The investor's then going to say does it have an incentive program? Well, no I mean it has a 10 10 to 12 percent wage rebate and a 5 percent Production spend but that's really based on tax liability. So of a production which also You know almost always has none So it doesn't really translate to anything versus massachusetts where they're giving away 30 percent on everything Your investor is going to say we're going to massachusetts, right, right? So it's i mean, it's just straight business And and and who can play them and you know, we'll figure out a way to kind of make it look Like that main town and you know as we spoke about before that's you know, very publicly what happened with tumbledown You know shan and desi's film and And you know, they were heartbroken and and that's the thing with the incentives that we have right now anything above $500,000 it no longer makes sense to film here. That's sort of the cutoff So you there are films that are made here But uh most of them sort of bump up against that you know 500k cap And then if you're going beyond that you're shooting somewhere else. So what this bill is proposing is 25 wage rebate for locals 20 wage rebate for non locals again, that's excluding the above the line portion So the the hollywood right for the non locals and then a 25 production spend that's going to make It competitive enough so those Main centric films in that five to eight million dollar range and that's still sort of a wide net Are going to be able to say yeah, we can film there and we can employ the local population And uh, we can repurpose some of those old buildings and you know, again, you and I spoke about this yesterday the nice thing about uh You know film incentive is is You know, it's it and an investment in that is it's it's low impact up front You have a crew that comes in here. You don't need to Build stuff beforehand and and and put your money in on the front end and hope for the best You don't get the rebate until you spend the money. I think mainers in general Um get it, you know, they understand And I think that they They have seen enough films and read enough about this and and understand how business works and I again I say to people I don't equate this any different than the main seed program for for example, which Offers up to a 50 rebate for businesses setting up here. Um, it's just again having that that Sense of it. Um, you know, there are people who push back because there's no sort of, you know, like really hard dynamic fiscal analysis on what the benefits of film incentives bring but You know as as you and I spoke about um if There's a whole bunch of spending going on at the federal level right now with with stimulus Money that went directly into people's pockets and also stimulus money that's going to the states and clearly that was Set up to Engender more spending right so if you cash those stimulus checks then to me as far as i'm concerned You can't be completely against the idea of of film incentives, which is You know subsidizing the idea of these businesses setting up But as I said the difference between the main seed program and those other programs Is that the rebates aren't given or cashed out until that spending is in Place and and again, I think a lot of mainers get this every day mainers that don't have any Experience with the film business. They they understand. I think at the at the legislative and the administrative level That's where it starts to get a little murky and and and maybe they haven't quite Caught up yet because the people that I've spoken to and even some of the legislators that I've spoken to understand this concept and understand that it's a creative out-of-the-box way to help You know Along with other items to jump start the economy And then it more or less dovetails in with the the governor's new economic plan, which talks about creating 75,000 jobs over the next 10 years and Keeping young people here in state and film incentives and film I think are our two things that would do Just that yeah, thank you so much and thanks for being on that was great. Yeah, uh, thank you everybody for a great show I hope you enjoyed it. We'll see you next week. Take care. Thanks a lot


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com, coming at you with a jaspys baseball is back repack, dual case break, 12 total boxes, break number six, headless problem. We're down to our final four cases right here ladies and gentlemen. So thank you. Thank you for making it happen. Big thanks to this group for making it happen and congrats again to the people who won their way into the break. All teams that are in will do a randomizer for the case numbers. Oh no, no, it's okay Jimmy. Guess what? We're going to be talking about this all summer long. Let's roll and randomize all of those lists five and a four, nine times. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. Got Jimmy down to Aaron, five and a four, nine times for the teams, two, three, four. Did P. Did he have anything to do with Tupac? That's the problem with rumors is that once you get the first information you hear is usually the one that gets locked into your head, but I think it came out that it was a rival gang in LA that Tupac ran into in Vegas. They were the killers. I don't know if it was like a hit from like bad boy records or anything like that. Right? I think there was a recent thing where, all right, oh well I guess any trades? Sorry, I usually like to line it up. So Jimmy with Platinum 12 would have the Dodgers, there's Jimmy Platinum 12 with the Dodgers. So Aaron with the Diamondback, Kevin with the Braves, Tyler with the Orioles, Joe with the Red Sox, Tyler with the Cubs, Chris with the White Sox, Patrick with the Reds, Andrew with the Guardians, Eugene with the Rockies and Tigers and Astros. Kevin with the Royals, Eugene with the Angels, Jimmy with the Dodgers, Mark, last spot, Mojo with the Marlins, right? So you see Mark in spot 28 and the Marlins in spot 28 so we know that all the reshuffling and alphabetizing matches up. Eugene with the Brewers, Ryan with the Twins, Eugene with the Mets, Johan with the Yankees and A's, Stephen K with the Phillies, Brian with the Pirates, Francis with the Padres, James R. Jim Conlon with the Giants, Paul with the Mariners, Kevin with the Cardinals, Travis with the Rays, Andrew with the Rangers, Jeremy with the Blue Jays and Evan with the Nationals. So we're in a pause video when we come back, we're going to see if there's any trades and then we'll randomize the case numbers, we'll see which cases we'll do and we'll make that happen. So stick around, we'll be right back. All right, TWC trade window closed, got some fresh toner in the printer, look at that. Ooh, ooh, it's nice, right? Sharp, we lasted long enough with the bad toner or the empty toner, we got new toner. Okay, so there were no trades, let's also flip back here and let's see which cases we're going to do after nine. Five and a four, well, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and a ninth and final time, it's going to be case one and two, there they are. Case one, case two. Save this for the last repack break, I'm going to keep case two right over here. And let's see what we got, good luck everybody, thanks for the fill. Now we're not too far away from the break credit promo ladies and gentlemen, but I'm not seeing a lot of orders coming in, in fact I've seen none, I've only seen one in the last 35 minutes, are we going to leave break credit on the table again? I hope not, because we're super close to getting a lot of breaks knocked out and even though we have two hours left in the show, we got time to get all of those done, they're all pretty short breaks. I have no idea, Jimmy, I've only done like two of the seven of these, this would be my second of seven of these breaks, so I've not done very many. All right, good luck, graded card, it's going to be Chris Bryant, PSA 10 red refractor from Finest, four out of five and that's going to be for Tyler and the Cubs, all aboard the Big Head Express, nice start. We'll recycle these boxes too, these good looking boxes, be sure to follow us at Jaspy's to Rakes, Twitter and Instagram, all these have been upside down like that, all right, and we have Michael Fulmer, two out of five, out of fives and under, get the train whistle, this is going to be for Eugene, excuse me, I'm allergic to big hits, had to sneeze there, two out of five, Michael Fulmer, Eugene, all aboard the Big Head Express, I know, I had to sneeze, if I'm allergic to big hits I couldn't I couldn't do this job anymore, I'd have to retire, the reason allergies, allergic to big hits, there's a Jackson Holiday, PSA 10, Marvel's, is that number, there's a number right there, to 9.99, 3.11, out of 9.99, Michael Fulmer, did he win a Saiyong, not a Saiyong, Rookie of the Year, maybe I'm thinking of a different, different Mets pitcher, all right yeah, sup Duncan, the Marvel's cards are nice, so that Jackson Holiday goes to Tyler and the Orioles, oh no, Michael Fulmer did win the Rookie of the Year award 2016, all right, next hit is Pedro Martinez, Jersey and Bat, dual relic and autograph, one of one, Red Sox, that's gonna go to Joe, Lawson, Joe, all aboard the Big Head Express, some sort of, is this a hot case, could be, a lot of train whistles in this one, next up is Rookie won Soto, PSA 10, that's a good looking card, they're Nationals, Evan with the Nats, PSA 10, very nice, it's probably for a bat when he played on an NL team Rex and we got a Corbin Carroll Rookie Auto PSA 10, what a case, 8 out of 25, Aaron Salinas with the Arizona Diamondbacks, nice, all right that was case one, yeah that 2018 design is nice, I agree, second case, they'll never see current, you would hope not, unless you know, unless they were using batting practice, you know what I mean, they could still probably hit in batting practice, you know, some players in the minor league level, you'll have some players who would be like, who have been two-way players, all right, next case, good luck, we've got Noah Cinnagard, Metz edition of Noah Cinnagard, that's a one of one, great looking patch, with the MLB hologram sticker, although you can't read the numbers and letters there, I guess they're right there, or maybe the QR code, but love those stickers because it tracks like when, where, etc, etc, that's gonna go to the Metz, that's gonna go to Eugene with the Metz, Eugene, all aboard the Big Hit Express, you're welcome Eugene, thanks for getting in, next card is Reggie Jackson Mr. October, 24 out of 25, dual relic and autograph tops, Sterling baseball, love that top Sterling, A's, Johan with the A's, follow at Jaspy's Breaks, this break brought to you by at Jaspy's Breaks, how about this one-of-one Vlad Guerrero Jr. nameplate, that's awesome, his bat nameplate going to Jeremy Smith in the Toronto Blue Jays, Jeremy, all aboard the Big Hit Express, it's a beautiful looking card, next up, it's upside down, 17 out of 20, Dave Winfield, nice gold frame on-card auto, probably from, it looks like a transcendent set, twins, that'll be Ryan with the twins, thanks Rex, I like these boxes too, yeah I wonder, I wonder how many players, well I think a lot of players have attempted to be two-way players for a while, if you're usually most high school stars will have ended up pitching and hitting, for their high school teams or at least through a high level, maybe college reminders is where they kind of try to push you away from that and become a, you know stick with one thing, but yeah maybe maybe more people would be inspired down there to see no Tony do it, to train in such a way that he does, to be able to do both, it's Colton Welker, Super Futures, Top Chrome Black 4 out of 5, Colorado Eugene, all aboard the Big Hit Express, Rocky Mountain High, Colorado, alright final box 12th and final, good luck everybody, thanks for getting in, you're gonna end with a graded card, a slabbed card and it's gonna be, it's a brewer, it's Christian Yalich, 2 out of 10, 10-10 on the grade as well from 2022 Top Sterling, great card Eugene, Eugene with the brewers won that spot in the filler and there you have it boys and girls, another dual case break of the Jaspies baseball is back repack product, curated by us just for you, you're welcome Eugene, thank you for getting in, I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next repack break, oh hit list promo, you know I was like kind of doing the outro and I was like I'm forgetting something, I should have been keeping track of this throughout the break, come on Joe, at least I didn't forget this time, alright let's flip back over here to the list, let's gather everybody's names, put them right here, alright Aaron got the Corbin Carroll, Evan got the Soto, the Joe got the Pedro, Jackson Holiday went to Tyler, Michael Fulmer went to Eugene, Chris Bryant Cubs went to Tyler, Yalich went to Eugene, Welker went to Eugene, Ryan got the Dave Winfield, Jeremy got the Vlad Gros Jr, Johan got the Mr. October and Eugene got the Cindergarde, alright now I've got everybody, alright so to this group, my apologies but you've got a chance, this group here take out the spaces right, so apologies to this group here I know you did not get a hit but you got a chance at some break credit, so we take all the names that went hit list and top two will get a hundred and fifty dollars break credit each, we'll roll and randomize that list two times, top two after two, one and two, there you go Eugene and Kevin congrats to you after two times, no hits for your spots there but break credit going your way, thanks everybody now I'll see you next time for the next one I'm Joe at jaskiescasegrace.com


Don't like this, but it was expected. It's something that we've been talking about For a very long time on this channel a conversation that we've had For a while over the past couple of months just due to the our expectations And what we've seen from the Baltimore Ravens when it's come to Miles Boykin But before we get into it, let's read this report from Jason Larkin for us as executives from multiple teams Tell me that the Ravens are seeking to deal wide receiver Miles Boykin a third round pick in 2019 Need cap space and have drafted a slew of wide receivers in recent years Boykin is fully healed from his freak weight room finger injury from 2021 He had an excellent combine and strong metrics a deal is likely Stuff like this it doesn't float around like this if it's not true now What I would expect to happen Is that the Ravens they probably deal miles Boykin for like Probably like a fifth or sixth round pick and If they can't get a deal for them then they're gonna unfortunately release him and this is it sucks because It's something that you saw coming I Honestly, I remember last year last offseason I thought it was gonna happen because you know he had the hamstring injury wasn't practicing Well, obviously wasn't playing so I was thinking oh boy Ravens about the eye arm, but they didn't they kept him on the roster I was like all right cool. Maybe he get a shot. Maybe maybe hopefully but it just it never worked out It never worked out and this actually in my opinion this would be for the best this would be for the best for both sides because Ravens they're not gonna use miles Boykin He's not gonna get used. He's not gonna get incorporated in the game plan. Lamar is not gonna throw to him They are not going to use miles Boykin. They're not gonna switch him to tight end.  That was it That was it So it's like the the writing was already on the wall. It was on the wall and and we all kind of Saw it coming me personally. I hope it wasn't on the way, but we kind of saw it coming So it is no like shock or surprise anything like that With miles Boykin a fresh start would be great a fresh start would be good a fresh start where he could really get an Opportunity I think he should go to Atlanta. I think he should go to the Falcons. I Think the Raven should come up with a deal to where they send him to Atlanta the reason being because these Falcons they Getting ready to lose Hayden Hurst these Falcons. They just lost Calvin Ridley for this year These Falcons, they obviously didn't have Julio Jones. All this year. They traded him away But why not? Why not?  Big body receiver you passing team. You're gonna get him the ball Why not? So I'm starting the campaign Boykin to ATL if he's gonna go anywhere. I want him to go to ATL But really I just straight up just wanted to get a shot I wanted to get a shot because I'm so tired of When it comes to the Ravens and it comes to wide receivers with the Ravens We just we get stuck in this cluster Did this cluster to where it's like man a lot of Ravens fans be like man that guy he was sorry What a sorry wide receiver. Oh that wide receiver ain't no good. Oh that wide receiver. He's garbage But the Ravens they never showed you that wide receivers true potential It just doesn't happen that often now We of course had the conversation about how not many wide receivers make it out of the Ravens Not many there was Mark Clayton with the Rams There was Brashar Perryman with the Browns and the Bucks and the Jets and the Lions too There was Tori Smith with the Panthers the Eagles the 49ers So there were a few there was Brandon Stoke Lee with he played for like 20 teams after he played for the Ravens Then he came back, but and then of course, there's Darren Wall even though he was a tight end But when you look at that list Those guys What is that? What do we name like five people and that may be something? Well, they actually may not be some more but we name like five people and Then you look at the list of the receivers at the Ravens drafted Look at the all the ones that they drafted and then you're like, oh, whoa, like wow Like did we really miss that bad? Or was it a lack of development? Was it a lack of playing time? What was the problem was the issue So I just hope like I said, I hope he gets a chance. I hope he gets an opportunity Elsewhere to where he can really show his stuff. We look at Pittsburgh You look at Chase Claypool. Can he play? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. He used to be number two tomorrow's boy He used to be the number two tomorrow's boy, and it's like But but really He's the number to the boy. Oh, but working on the Ravens. Oh, whoa, what happened? What changed? What's different? so Again, no surprise. I hope the best for boy can shout out the boy can y'all know that's my guy Y'all know I'll be rocking a boy can man I'm rocking a boy can and hoping that he goes somewhere and he does this thing and get some real Opportunity real chance, but so hopefully that's whether it's the Falcons or wherever else it ends up happening He gonna get his opportunity. He gonna get picked up for sure for sure Just where it is. We'll see you in a matter of time. Love y'all appreciate y'all Just like miles working is gonna be sooner. Yeah, very soon because the new league year starts on Monday Well, yeah, it don't start on Monday technically, but it starts on Monday But just like miles working is gonna be pretty soon. We out


Hey, Bolo Buddies. Thanks for watching. All right in this video. We are gonna talk about Some big money Bolo's I'm gonna tell you where she got it what she paid for it and what it sold for Hey, Bolo Buddies. Thanks for watching Amazing right? All right, let's get started Now this is one of my Bolo Buddies members and she has a newer YouTube channel and she is Fantastic. Oh my goodness. You got to go check out her channel first.   They are incredible and she is a super Awesome person. So let's show her some love with a sub and here is her eBay store She is also stellar seller Sam over there You can click on that heart and that will save her as a seller that will alert you when she posts new items and also when She sends out coupons or something like that. She has 66 followers. So you guys I will link her eBay store down below Go follow her. Let's see how high we can get that number also So here are just some of the items that are in her store So you guys can check that out down below the first item She sold rubber drip slip drink mats and she got these at the Goodwill bins I do believe she said she normally likes to go they have a half off day at her Goodwill bins How cool is that? She had approximately three dollars in all of these one person bought all of them for a total of $52 Plus shipping so be on the lookout for these bar spill mats The next item she sold is this rainbow bright doll and we're going to work from smallest bolo to biggest bolo So the best bolo is going to be at the end. So stay tuned It's a rainbow bright. She got it at the Goodwill for 50 cents and sold it for a best offer of 35 Dollars plus shipping. It still has the original tag. It looks fantastic These are Tori Birch shoes and she will sell anything from clothing to shoes to hard goods So you're going to find a lot of variety on her channel She got these at the Goodwill bins. How do you find Tori Tori Birch at the Goodwill bins? I know people find shoes all the time, but I usually skip the shoe section. So that's probably why I'm not finding them She paid two dollars for these and sold them for 30 dollars plus shipping The next item is this texas instruments graphing calculator man. Oh man. Yeah, if you find one of these pick it up Anything that is graphing like this. These are usually big money bolos She paid a dollar for this at the Goodwill bins and sold it for 43 dollars and 51 cents They do range from this price range up to over 100 dollars even not being new pre-owned This is a j crew wool jacket She got this also at the Goodwill bins for about three dollars and sold it for 42 dollars and 75 cents plus shipping And that is a great find. Look at the condition. Can you believe that was at the Goodwill bins? She does have Goodwill bins videos over on her channel so you can watch her dig this one video She had a saw a saw. Yeah, go check it out She's sawing The box her Goodwill bins is way different than mine. You've got to check it out It's I would not like her bins at all It made me really happy that mine are the way they are This is an anky Cosmo robot toy only missing toy only missing Treads code showed when put on dock powers up. I don't know what any of that means But anyway, she got this at the bins for a dollar and sold it for 58 dollars and 75 cents plus shipping This is an embalming book and this one kind of geeked her out a little bit I think she got at home kind of realized after she opened it up and looked at some of the pictures That it was a little bit different. So check out her channel for more information on that She got this for a dollar at the bins and sold it for 45 plus shipping This is a five nights at freddy's. Uh, Anna trauma Anna. I can never say this word Anna matronic funko Is it funko or funko? I think it's funko. I always say the wrong thing funko It's a jump scare fat uh fazbear I don't know. I don't know what he does but This is the tags She said this was something she just had sitting around her house and she was happy to take 58 dollars and 72 cents plus shipping for that These are jack rogers black embroidered parrots When whip stitched thong sandals. So some keywords I would not know to use right there So check her out for keywords on clothing and shoes. These are a size 10 She got these at the goodwill bin or and i'm sorry the goodwill Just the regular goodwill not the goodwill bins. You got to pay more at the regular goodwill These were five dollars and 25 cents and she took a best offer of 45 dollars plus shipping This is a rare popular imports 1964 ford mustang convertible resin sculpture Uh, would you have picked it up or would you have walked right past it? Let me know down in the comments? I Don't know what I would have done with this item I don't know if I would have picked it up or not But she did and she got it for two dollars at the goodwill flipped it for a best offer of 55 dollars plus shipping This is juliana ray women's green tap pant Large lingerie new with tags 100 silk with lace trim She got these at the goodwill the regular goodwill for two dollars and 50 cents and took a best offer of 45 dollars plus shipping And here's what your tag looks like The next item is this nike mba oklahoma city thunder russell westbrook swing man jersey size 48 she got this at the goodwill for a dollar 50 and sold it for a best offer of 40 dollars plus shipping Here are more of those anky cosmo, but these are the cubes. It's a set of three cubes. No, no robot C description And this was a smart thing to do is to put this information here So somebody that is buying this knows how it works because I would not know how this works I've never seen these before but i'm definitely going to be on the lookout She got these at the goodwill bends for a dollar and sold them for 75 plus shipping These nike airmax up tempo deep royal men's shoes size eight and a half. These are basketball shoes from 2014 She picked these up at the goodwill bends for six Dollars and 25 cents and sold them for a best offer of 61 plus shipping This is a bra Brahmin Brahmin That one took me a minute I don't know if I said it right or not, but it's a lime green hard to find color melbourne croc embossed zip leather wallet clutch again great keywords She put this on auction and sold it for 81 Dollars plus shipping she got it at the goodwill, but she forgot to tell me how much she paid for it So, uh, definitely a bolo and a brand I did not know about so be on the lookout The next item is this vintage lennard silver plate champagne bucket earn wine ice chiller Tarnish and she got this at the goodwill for four dollars and took a best offer of 67 plus shipping This is a vintage coach purse and it has the turn lock if you guys get to know what the vintage Coach look like they are definitely a bolo She got this at the goodwill bends for two Dollars and sold it for 84 dollars and 17 cents plus shipping vintage coach These old style are definitely a bolo This is a world stamp collection album and let's see just what this looks like exactly Huh That's what it looks like And I don't know if somebody actually put their own stamps in there It looks like maybe they did So you kind of fill up the book. Yeah, you fill up the book with your stamps when you find them That's interesting and fun She got this at the goodwill bends for three dollars took a best offer of 55 plus shipping Headgear classics pink don't be a menace satin jacket adult size small brand new She got this at a online auction for seven dollars took a best offer of 70 dollars plus shipping This is a Stanley adventure travel tumbler and This is what it looks like it was I don't know it's used. It's pre-owned. I thought maybe it was new old stock. No, it is pre-owned Now we all know that starbucks tumblers can be a big money bolo This one sold for 200 dollars 200 dollars. She got it to the bends for two bucks the goodwill bends This is a vintage lb attack, uh, italy fratelli Pottery mcm mythical lion plate. It is signed. Let's look at the signage On the back right here And she got this at an online auction for 17 and took a best offer of 135 dollars Again, this is stellar seller sam go show her some love with a sub Hey guys, so i'm doing this is my bolo My name is sarah. I'll also go by sam because those are my initials Anyway, I wanted to share with you this Because I found them at the bends. Would y'all believe that at the bends So I dug and dug because i'm a digger because I know things sink to the bottom So I dug and I came across these foes headphones and I was like, oh my gosh, they had a case They had all the accessories needed and I ended up auctioning them off on ebay for $191 So I will take a dollar and put it On ebay and make 191 dollars 80 day of the week. Anyway, I was so excited. This is my bolo and thanks for watching Hey guys, I am literally in my ebay closet right now And before I forget I wanted to do This is my bolo All right, so this is my bolo. I found this lisa frank Buzz the bumblebee at the bends was the last thing I came across and I picked it up and I was like, oh my gosh. It's lisa frank So I bought them and I put them on auction and obviously it did really great So thanks for watching. My channel is stellar stellar sam on youtube And it'd be great if you guys would give me a follow And do not forget to pick up that lisa frank plush See ya Thank you guys so much for being here. Thank you for watching. Those were some of her big money bolos Just fantastic a lot of things that I probably would have walked right past So let me know which item in the comments was your favorite. Maybe one that you didn't know about Maybe one that you would have wanted for personal use Go check out her store and her youtube channel. Let's see how many new subscribers we can get her and how many followers We can get her on ebay. Thank you guys so much for your support. I appreciate it So I have featured many youtubers on this channel or ebay stores Not everybody is a youtuber that I have featured. I feature their bolos So go check them all out. They're all bolo finders and fantastic and I Would love for you to go and check out some of those other videos Thank you guys so much for being here. Check out some videos up here and down below Be sure to subscribe if you have not already and thanks for watching


The National Broadcasting Company presents Joel McCrae in Tales of the Texas Rangers Tonight transcribed from Hollywood another authentic reenactment of a case from the files of the Texas Rangers Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Jase Pearson more than 260,000 square miles and 50 men who make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement body in North America From the files of the Texas Rangers come these stories based on facts Only names, dates and places are fictitious for obvious reasons The events themselves are a matter of record Case for tonight, Lager's Larsenay It is mid-afternoon, September 7th, 1938 Two lagers employed by the Gulf Lumber Company are marking timber near a lonely stretch of company logging road in the Piney Woods region of East Texas Ah, there, cutting crew ought to be able to see that, Mark Yeah, it looks like that's the last decent stick left in this standard timber too Ah, plenty more trees in the woods, come on, we'll cross the creek and start working that stand up on the other side of the road We're already marking off a lot of trees today I think my axe is heavy in yours, I could do with a breather Yeah, catch it on the run then, come on You'll get used to that axe, I told you I'd make a lager out of you Just stick with me, kid, I'll put muscles like this on your arms Air on your chest, iron on your fists Yeah, if I live through it, Bull, I'm about done in Oh man, that creature looks good Yeah, don't let it fool you, ain't fit to drink down here, so does pilot the mill poison it Well, what do we do, Wade? Sure, ain't even have to swim, is it? That he want to ride across piggyback Hey Bull, look, over there on the other side Up there against that old cut over stump That's a car Yeah, upside down, all smashed up Well, come on, somebody might be hurt Hey Bull, that's one of the company costs on the mill Yeah, I see, sure is wrecked, ain't it?  It's old man Hutton, what's left of him?  What are you stuffing that money in your shirt for?   Yeah, yeah, I understand Yeah, that's being smart Here, throw this sack back in the car While I get my shirt button There's still some money left in it Sure, all the coins and a few bills Now, you used to be in a hog, is there? Besides, this is gonna look right Throw it back in the car, I said Sure, Bull, sure Now, you got a match? Crazy bull, a match with all the gasoline spilled around here? Wait and see how crazy, give me a match Okay, here There's only one left in the box, is all you got? Yeah Well, we'll make us some counting Now, get back out of the way The frantic mill superintendent waited until evening To report the missing paymaster and money Sheriff Stanton immediately contacted the Texas Rangers An all-points bulletin for the apprehension of the man Was sent out And Ranger Jase Pearson was assigned to the case He arrived at the mill with the sheriff early the next morning Here's the mill office, Jase Might as well start there The quicker we can get a line on Hutton the better Yeah If he's making a run for it, he's already got a big lead on him I've been waiting for you Meet Ranger Pearson, Mr. Browning Mr. Browning's the mill superintendent Howdy, Mr. Browning Yeah, pleased to meet you, Ranger Anything new here? No, I'm kind of inexperienced at this sort of thing I sure have been waiting for you The delay is my fault I was nearly sun-up when I met the sheriff Took time enough for breakfast And to drag the bank teller out of bed He says your man Hutton left the bank About a half hour after closing time yesterday Yeah, they waited until the street doors were closed Before they started making up Hutton's orders for mixed currency They usually work it that way at the bank on paydays 18,000 dollars is a lot of money to count out, you know Well, we not only know how much money we're looking for But how much of each denomination I've got Hutton's list The bank teller gave me a copy of it He sure must have slipped out quiet Not a soul in town saw him after he left the bank No telling which direction he headed Eh, would you have a picture of him by any chance, Mr. Browning To sort of amplify the description we've already sent out? Well, there may be one among his belongings in his shack You know, Sheriff, I still can't believe Bob absconded With that money 18,000 dollars is a lot of temptation, Mr. Browning I know it, but Bob Hutton's been with us for years I'd have trusted him with every asset the company owns I just don't know what to think now We won't rule out any possibility Before we go through Hutton's things I'd like to talk to any of your crew Who might have been working near the road yesterday afternoon Well, a foreman Bull Evans and his helper Will mark in a standard timber over by Pine Creek They're down the dry yard this morning The rest of the crew's out in the woods How do they feel about Hutton not showing up?  What's the matter with you? You nervous? No, no, I ain't nervous Give me a hand, won't you Bull?   Grab that next stick and remember what I told you about talking Hello, boss Sheriff, find old man Hutton in the payroll yet? Bull, this is Ranger Pierce Oh, howdy, Ranger Ranger and the sheriff want to ask you and the boys some questions Sure, sure, glad to help Hey, kid, hold it a minute there, will you? Yeah, sure I understand you were working somewhere near the road from town yesterday afternoon No, we were working to stand over on Pine Creek Sometimes it was near the road, sometimes it wasn't Did you see anything of Hutton or the company car he was driving? We didn't see any car, did we, kid? No Did you hear a car going either way on the road? Yeah, we didn't hear nothing, we didn't see nothing I'm afraid you're barking up a wrong tree, Ranger How's that, Bull?  Well, I... Well, are you or aren't you? I don't know nothing about it, I tell you What are you so nervous about? Well, nothing, I... I just don't know nothing about it Look, son, maybe you don't know it But there's a severe penalty for withholding information from the law in this state If you do know anything about this case Anything at all at your duty to tell the Ranger and me now Well, I... Yeah? Well, there's a pretty bad turn over there on Pine Creek Mr. Hutton might have had an accident when nobody was around See, it is a possibility, Ranger That's the worst stretch along the road And one of those turns is a bad one Ah, old Bob Hutton could drive that road backwards and blindfolded He's been doing it for years Besides me and the kid coming by the road last night There wasn't no wreck along at 10 Did you see anything, son? No No, there wasn't nothing along the road when we went by We came out that way this morning, Jace Wasn't anything inside then, either Well, the area along the creek is an old cut over Brushes come back thick in spots The car down in there could be completely hidden from the road Well, we're gonna have to search every inch of the way out in town to eliminate accident as a possibility in this case anyway, Jace This bad turn out of the creek sounds like as good a place as any to begin with Yeah, let's get out there and take a look You mind showing us that cut over, Mr. Browning? Well, not tol'ranger I'll get my car and you can follow me Uh, Bull If anything comes up here while I'm going you take care of it for me, will you? Oh, sure, Bull, sure I'll take care of everything Hey, don't you want me to go with you? No, thanks, son You better stay here Yeah, kid, you stay here There's gonna be plenty to keep you busy Roadside tracks and broken brush near the bad turn on Pine Creek were so faint we nearly missed them The car itself was completely screened from the road by brush It was badly burned and lay upside down on an open patch of grass The body of its driver slumped near the wheel Mmm, some accident, all right, Jason Seems like good heavens What a way to die Marks indicate Hutton lost control when he left the road Judging from the damage to the car I think there's no question but what he was dead when the wreck caught fire Well, I hope so I told you I couldn't believe Bob Hutton would steal that money Looks like you were right, Mr. Browning Here, look in this window Yes What a mess There's your money, what's left of it There, beside the springs of that burned sea cushion Oh, yeah I see some corn rolls with a rapist burned oil And that fluff of ash on top of them is what's left of the paper money It's hard to believe it would burn that much It was a mighty hot fire while it lasted Even the body metals warped all out of shape Well, Jason, it looks like it's back to town for us I gotta get an undertaker's wagon out here to pick up his body Not to kill that all-points-wanted bulletin on Hutton, too Guess I'll about wind this up, huh? I'm not so sure, Sheriff What do you mean? This... This just doesn't feel quite right What doesn't? Finding this car like this we might've looked for a day before we found it down here in this brush Don't you have more to go on than that, Ranger? No, nothing more Just a hunch Seems like working on hunches would be kind of dangerous in your business It usually is for somebody Come on, I want to get back to the mill Well, what do you want to go back there for? You don't need a phone You can use your car radio Yeah, I know But there's something funny about this I want to get it cleared up Hey, Sheriff, look out Watch where you're stepping What is it? That matchbox Oh Hey, wait a minute What's so important about a matchbox? It could be plenty important Now, look where it's lying I don't get you, Jason All right, look up there, Sheriff That's where Hutton's car turned over It slid down from there on its roof The matchbox is right in the track And it hasn't been crushed Meaning it was dropped after the wreck What? That's right, Sheriff Let's see It's empty The last match was used and the box thrown away Well, use for what, Ranger? What's a matchbox got to do with Bob Hutton's death? Maybe nothing But even when a car is as badly damaged as this one was Even when it's drenched with gasoline it doesn't always catch fire Let's go back a minute Do you know what you're saying? I think so You mean somebody could have deliberately set this car fire after the accident? If this was an accident Oh, but look, Jason The only possible reason for arson in a case like this would be to cover taking the money Hutton had with him And it's still there What's left of it, anyway?  Sure, Jason What do you want to do? And see if we can't get what's left of that money out without disturbing the ash around it I want to send it into the lab But what'll that get you? If any of it's missing they may be able to tell us Remove the remains of the chart money bag and its contents as carefully as possible and pack them for transfer to the laboratory When we drove back to the middle yard Bull Evans was just coming out of the office You find any sign of Hutton? Yes He's dead, Bull Dead He had an accident in your pine creek Just about where that kid suggested we look, too Well, can you beat that? Where is the kid? I think we'd better talk to him again Well, he ain't going to get much out of him, Ranger Why? No, these young punks never look where they're going or what they're doing He's got himself really bunged up Where is he? In the first-aid room back in the office I wanted to send for a doctor but he wouldn't let me I got him on a cot back there He don't feel so good Let's take a look, come on You, too, Bull Yeah, sure Right through there, Ranger Okay Easy, kid Let's have a look at it Yeah, no See me, mate Why, his face is too opposed and bruises on his ribs and belly, too What happened to you, son? No Go away You'd better answer the Ranger, boy What happened to you? Go on, kid Tell him what happened The drying rack It fell on me We're listening to Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Jase Pearson We continue now with tonight's case Loggers Larsonay, an authentic story from the files of the Texas Rangers The kid was in no condition for further questioning When we were unable to persuade him to submit to medical treatment the sheriff and I returned to town and had a talk with the justice of the peace The next morning the sheriff attended Hutton's inquest while I waited in his office for a call from our lab at Austin It just comes through when the sheriff returned Sorry to be so long, Jase I was comfortable, Sheriff You got a nice office Thanks Inquest over? Yeah Death by natural causes, I suppose Yeah, failure of the heart Doc says Hutton was dead when his car left the road an out-and-out accident Oh, look, Jase, it's like the JP told you last night That matchbox don't mean anything It could have blown in on those tracks I guess this isn't my week for hunches, Sheriff Now, the lab report came in, too How did that up? Coins in the bank sac tallied exactly where the withdrawal slipped the teller gave us Well, how about the bills of paper money? There were traces of them in the ash The quantity was small and might indicate some paper money was missing, but it burned so completely the lab couldn't be sure Yeah, looks like that's right Yeah Well, Sheriff, I guess I better get started Thanks a long, Jase, and thanks See you again on another case Yeah, call us any time you need us You know, Sheriff It still doesn't feel right You know, Jase, it doesn't to me either There's that matchbox Sure it could have blown in there, but that kid at the mill Yeah What about the kid? If he had a hunch Hutton's car was wrecked it might be, why didn't he tell his boss that as soon as he and Bull came in from the timber Yeah, that's right As it was, he didn't tell us till we dragged it out of it That turn out there didn't have anything to do with Hutton's death His heart quit He could have gone over the edge anywhere along the road Yeah, but, Jase, he did go over at that turn Sure he did And that's why the kid couldn't have known the car was there unless he'd seen it Then Bull Evans and the kid were lying But why? That's what we're gonna find out That and why the drying rack fell on the kid Kind of funny two accidents should happen so close together Come on, Sheriff Let's get out to that mill For you and Range Appearance and bank Something new come out? Not exactly, Mr. Browning Just a few loose ends I want to talk to that kid who was hurt yesterday How is he? Oh, apparently a lot better than he looks How's that? He was up for breakfast this morning and yesterday he was in shape to work In shape to work That's what he claimed That kid was in shape for a hospital Bull banked him up He'd been taking care of him, I guess you ought to know They're on the yard here? Bull didn't figure the kid was quite up to yard work They went out with the felon crew Together? Sure Bull said he'd watch out for the kid Oh, he did, huh? Where are they? Up in the northeast quarter of Section 3 some place about four miles down Come on, Sheriff, we better get out there That kid was in no condition to work You can't make it in a car We haven't got our access road to that section finished yet You've got any horses here? No The one I used for making my rounds of the crews had saddled up out bank Bring it around for the Sheriff I'll get my horse unloaded from the trailer All right, we'll arrange you Come on, Sheriff Get me other side of that end gate, will ya? Sure You think that kid's in any danger, Dave? What do you think? I'm beginning to think so It's all mine Oh, back out, Sarky Steady, boy Easy, easy, boy Hey, there you are, Sheriff Sheriff, so to be about right No, thanks, Mr. Browning Now you take that work road at the corner of the yard You begin to hit some of the crew out at the end of it They can tell you just where Bullen is helping us Thanks Let's go, Sheriff Come on, Sheriff Following Mr. Browning's directions we found some of his sawyers and axmen that work in deep woods They sent us on to others knowing only that Bullevans and the kid were working somewhere up ahead Pull it, Sheriff Ooh, ooh, ooh, Chuck Listen Somebody working over there Yeah, come on Let's go, Chuck Yeah, come on, boy Is it Bulle and the kid? No What you doing out here? Looking for Bullevans and his partner Boys down the line said they were up this way Yeah, they were A little while ago Where'd they go? Blamed a fan, though Into a craze Crazy? What do you mean? Bulle was working over there You can see the cut he was making The kid wasn't worth much Bunged up the way he was So he was just fooling around kind of grubbing out a little brush Well, Bulle came over to bum a smoke off of me and when he turned around the kid was gone Gone? He slipped off in the brush Bulle hollered for him when he didn't get no answer Bulle took right off after him swearing, fed the mega old Paul Bunyan turned over in his grave How long ago? Ooh 10, maybe 15 minutes ago Come on, Sheriff Hey, look, what is all this? Ten to later, son Come on, let's go, boy Tracks again on this soft ground Yeah Ooh, old charcoal Ooh Wait a minute, Sheriff Steady boy What do you make of it, Jason? I don't like it Where do you suppose that kid's heading? Yeah, it beats me Wherever it is he's sure heading there in a straight line and hard as he can go Yeah, with Bulle apparently right behind him Makes about as little sense as that drying rack following on him yesterday or Bulle talking him into reporting for work this morning What's between the two of them? That's what we've got to find out Tracking us too slow We're losing too much time That's pretty thick timber head Get out of slow them up, son Won't be much to follow when we get in there in those pine needles either Jase, maybe we better split sort of spread out That way we'll be... Hey, hear that?  Worth a try Try stop near a blowdown A huge living pine tree blown over onto the ground I wanted to listen for movement But I knew an armed man was somewhere ahead of me and charcoal seemed to sense my tension Oh, whoa, charcoal Steady, boy, steady Take it easy, charky Found it? What are you shying away from? Oh, whoa, boy Not from under that blowdown No He's gonna shoot, kid Crawl out of there No, get away, will you?  What for?  Yeah, yeah, we came down to the creek and there it was He took the money and threw a match into the gasoline He burned the car and Mr. Hutton's still in it Settle down, take it easy Hutton was dead when his car left the road Why didn't you tell us about this yesterday when we asked you? Well, I tried to tell you but Bulle was standing there watching listening And look what happened to me afterwards That accident at the Dry and Rack? The accident He pushed the rack over to make it look that way Afterward, he beat me and almost killed me Came close enough Why didn't you sneak out to Mr. Browning with your story last night? Well, I never got a chance Bulle got a gun out of his possible bag and kept it under his blank at all night, pointed at me He never slept a wink I had to get up this morning and make it look like I wanted to come out here to work with him Why'd you head in this direction when you made your break this morning? Well, I figured if I could get to the money and get it back to Mr. Browning this would all be over and well, then I'd be safe You know where the money is? Yeah, yeah, it's an old stump and a draw between here and the road Come on, charcoal will carry double We got some riding to do I could understand the kid's terror A professional criminal knows the odds against him and seldom goes beyond a certain limit An amateur is like a man in quicksand more desperate with every step and more dangerous There, that's the stump right over there Oh, charcoal There's a hollow on the other side of it Hurry up, will you?   Bull!  No, are you okay?  Hey, Chase! Everything all right? Yeah, for everybody but Bull He's... he's dead Kind of What was the deal, Chase? Did he have some of the money from the wreck? Show him what's in the saddlebags, kid All right Hey, sir, take a look Looks like he had it all How deep was the kid here in with him? Are they gonna add something? The court will have to judge on the evidence Here, give me a hand, Sheriff You'll hang Bull across your saddle You've got one last ride coming In 12th, 1938, the kid was arraigned before the county court and found innocent of willful complicity in the theft from the paymaster's wreck car He was returned to society with a deeper appreciation and understanding of the duties of a citizen in the face of crime That is the start of our show, Joel McCrae You know we're awfully grateful to you people for the nice letters you've sent in It makes you feel good to know that there's some folks who just want to let you know that they're all for you and that they like your show I know it's kind of an effort to sit down and write a letter or postcard to a voice hundreds of miles away and that's why it would be downright ungrateful if we didn't thank you for your trouble It's really a compliment There's a little story I ran across about a ranger I thought you'd like to hear before we say good night I thought it was kind of funny It seems that in the days when the Texas Rangers were charged with the enforcement of the prohibition laws their reputation for apprehending offenders caused moonshiners to keep a sharp eye out for these famed officers One day on a lonely road in east Texas a moonshiner with a load of bootleg whiskey rounded a turn and came upon a man dressed in khaki clothes, big hat and boots signaling him to stop Frantically he grabbed a wrench and broke all ten of the one gallon bottles of whiskey Turning to the man on the road he called You can't arrest me ranger You ain't got no evidence What do you mean fellow? Applied the Texas Ranger I have a flat tire Can you loan me your jack? Good night folks See you again next week Next week Joel McCray and another authentic re-enactment of a case from the files of The Texas Rangers Currently seen starring in the Universal International Technical Production Frenchie. Tonight's cast included Tony Barrett, Bill Conrad, Stacey Harris Parley Bear and Bill Johnstone This story was transcribed and adapted by Tom W. Blackburn and the program was produced and directed by Stacey Keach Hal Gibney speaking Three times mean good times on NBC. Monday is for music the best in music on NBC Tomorrow evening the telephone hour brings you control to Marion Anderson as guest soloist and for a melodic blend of light classical and classical music you're invited to the second concert in a new Monday evening series by the Boston Pops under the baton of Arthur Fiedler Now Jack Parr with the $64 question for more good times on NBC


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There you go, Matic. Auto as well. Rocco, Robert Covington for the Clippers, 87 of 99. Got Monarch, Steph Curry, Game Use Jersey for the Warriors. Nice one there, Warriors. Alright, what's your guess this case? Again? We've got Zion Williamson. Go into the Pelicans. There you go, Tony Y. Big Zion. Very nice. Grats on the kaboom case hit. That mag for you, Tony. Alright, see what we got. Coming up next. Go Cumberbatch. Then how you doing? What? That was just the noise. That was rookie Royal T. E. J. Lintel to 99. Clip it. There's Benedict Matherin to 49. We've got Larry Bird. Nice. 38 to 49 on the Crown Jewel Auto. Grats on that there. Celtics. Tony Y. Tony. We've got Johnny Davis. Heirs to the throne. Yo. That's what I'm saying, dude. I'm losing it, man. This guy does it to me. No, it's not going to eat yet. I know. The basketball game hasn't started yet. You're starting to lose it until the basketball game is over. No, I'm not losing it yet. Oh, you're losing it. Keegan-Mary rookie.  Mellow. Jalen, how you doing? 225. Jerry West. Pillars of the game. What's up, Chris? Chris, what up? Damian Lauer to 99. We've got Pink Josh Giddy to 49. Second-year Auto. There you go, Thunder. Second-year Giddy and Marchando Champ. Heirs to the throne. Fallen Donnie's out there shaking in his boots right now, but tomorrow he's so scared. Playing the champs. Bumps for everyone. We'll figure it out. No, like a ladder on that one. But we will win. Victory.  One of 75 Trevor Keels. Jalen, how you doing? To 99. Pink. Kevin Garnett for the Timberwolves. The big ticket to 49. There you go, Minnesota. Scott N. That's Scott. Nice one there, buddy. And Christian Wood. Knights of the Round Table game used Jersey for the maps. What's up, Randy? Randy. And guys, 15 to go on our optic PYT. All teams on sale. I'm going to do it. It's going to be sabotage. Sabotage? Okay. We're going to put it on. We're going to record some of it, too. Oh, God. Pull something together to show everybody. Patrick Baldwin. KD. E.J. Griffin. That's going to be a lot of beeps. Yep. Tyrese Halliburton to 25 purple. Airs Jake LaRavia, Crystal LaRookie, and Trevor Keels. Nice one there. Prime. 21 of 25. RPA on the silhouette. Grats on that, Nick. Seguru. Jeremy Sohan. Airs to the throne. Rookie Jersey. Got a nice patch on that one, for sure. Sweet shots. You're just doing it to yourself over there now. I would have never said that. I just want you to hear it and see how bad it is. I know. I hear it every time I say it. That's why I do it so much. That's the problem. Just pops up your watch and give me a call. It's a 49 RJ Barrett. There's Drew Holiday, Crystals, and Adrian Dantley, 36 of 99. Nice AD. Game used Jersey Auto Silhouette. Chris, yeah. It's me, Matt. Our Sorters and Kyle, aka Drippy versus Donnie. I do that. It's going to be bad problems. Possible arrests. We've got to stay away from the turkey, brother. LeRavia, Anthony Simons. That was the truth. Crystals. Jake LeRavia, Rookie. We've got Malachi Branham on the silhouette. Nice one there. That is going to be 2 at 199 for the Spurs. Malachi, Branham. Chris, last time we did the 3v1 scramble, it was me, Sam, and Jake. Or you could just say it was me and Sam. And we tied them. Yeah. We're talking about we tied them. Brandon Ingram, Code of Arms. Game used Jersey. We tied them with Jake who showed up with no clubs. Or balls. Or balls. Pathetic. God, we tied them. Jake would have been beaten up in the parking lot. Oh, yeah, yeah. Fred Van Vleet, Johnny Davis. I don't know, Vaughan. Ron and Bradley Beale. I don't know. You're going to have to talk to Jake when he gets in here. 299, Christian Brown. Davion, or Donovan Mitchell, Crystals. Here's Benedict Matherin. Nice one there on the silhouette. Rookie Jersey Otto up for the Pacers. Justin M picking that one up. Threats Justin. Limited spot. Another limited spot. Limited getting knocked down now. There's Jake Lerabia. Heirs to the throne for the Grids. To make him throw it. That wasn't much we could do, dude. We just had to pray with me and Sam Shankwan that he would just duff one down the middle of the song. So at least we'd just be a little further up from where we were. Yeah, it wouldn't be far, but it was straight. I was going to take my driver upside his head. There's Shadeon Sharp, Rookie. Maxi, Kaakuzma. Oseman Zhang to 25. Nice one there on the purple for the thunder. Crystals, Andrew Wiggins. We've got Future Kings. 249, that's Jake Lerabia. Nice one there for the Grids. Grizzlies, these are also on card, the Future Kings. Terry Eason, Heirs to the Throne. I don't know how they let him on the course, to be honest. Yeah, you should be allowed on the course if you don't come with the clubs or a ball. Not even a ball. Just walked up in a tamper shirt with some doodoo shoes. And in its pockets, Chet Olmgren or Jake. Can't even defend himself. There's Snow Globes to 49, that is Giannis. I wasn't going to defend myself, it's all true. Cole Anthony, true. Crystals. Red Auto is Musa Diabatte, 6 of 35. Rookie, Color Match Auto for the Clips. And Code of Arms, Jalen Brown, Game of the Jersey. Future Hawk, Jalen Brown. Bruce to the spot and the other. Bruce? Limited as well.  Scramble and Donnie plays straight up. Yes, we do play that way and Donnie is very good. He's as close, he is like by far and away the best golfer here. Far and away. Wendell Moore Jr., Cade Cunningham. He's very good. Nicolay Yolkic to 99. Fun to watch. Tyson Daniels Crystal. There's Red Oseman Zhang, 22 of 35 for the Thunder, nice one there. And a Russell Westbrook. Knights of the Round Table, Game of the Jersey for the Lakers.   That's such an addition. How am I dealing with Sean? Especially when I'm hammering beers. I don't know how people do it. I know. Test of Time, Shaq to 99 for the Lakers. Tyrese Halliburton Crystals. We've got Redemption is Mark Williams, Rookie Silhouette. That's going to the Hornets. There you go, Charlotte, nice one there. Charlotte. Buddy Heald, Knights of the Round Table. Game used for the Pacers as a member of the Kings. Tyrese Maxi Crystals. Desmond Bain Crystals. And Purple, David Roddy, 11 to 25 for the Grizzlies. Nice one there, Memphis. Brennan taking a spot as well. Brennan. We've got Jimmy Butler. Nice one there. Himmi Butler, Code of Arms, Game Used Jersey. For the Heat, we're playing tonight. And guys, let me drop you that link to our Optic PYT. 15 to go. I'll be throwing that on Facebook really quick. Teams on sale. It's Optic PYT right there. Teams are on sale. I'll tweet it for you. Otrig Vodgy. Trey Young, Benedict Matheram. Eggs Benedict Cumbermatch Matheram. Blake Wesley, nice one there too, 99 for the Spurs. And Keldon Johnson, Knights of the Round Table. Game used yours. No, no one-of-one kabooms. No one-of-one kabooms. Trippy. Trippy. That was wild. What? Okay, we're just fools. Oh, God. It just fell. I don't know where. Scared the heck out of me. Oh, that must be funny. We got to pull that video off. Clip it. Clip it. Halfway through Candler's 2021 Bowman Draft. Bowman Draft. Ballantary. Otrig Vodgy. It's probably interesting to see. I know. Just like a scared Kyle face. It's just like... Jumps out. E.J. Liddell to 99. I'm just assuming it's probably going to happen again. Probably. Johnny Davis, Crystal's rookie. Jordan Clarkson to 75 for the Jazz. Anthony Davis, every other Davis. Nice to the round table. Game of the Jersey. I saw a tweet that called him that. I got to get it. All right. So I saw a tweet. I've been telling everybody this because I think it's so funny. There was a tweet and it was like an article and it was like, AI set to replace 300 million jobs in America by 2028. And then someone quotes it with like a reply suit with a picture of Allen Iverson. It just goes, why is he doing this? That's not cool. It's like a picture of AI courtside. Practice. Practice. Not a game. Not a game. Not the game. Not the game. Practice. All about practice. Walker Kessler. Ever seen the video of him? Like getting interviewed at a Sixers game and he is like heavily, heavily under the influence of something. Really? Not what you drink. Probably what you inhale. Right.  They my little guys. So funny, dude.  Anthony Davis 99. Shay Gilgis Alexander. We've got Miles Turner to 149 silhouette jersey auto game used for the Pacers and coat of arms. Chris Paul. Game use jersey auto for the Suns. Just do a quick recap here, guys. Or not auto. I said game use jersey. It's just game use jersey for the Suns. Anthony Davis. Keldon Johnson. It's up Dean. Jimmy Butler. Buddy Heald. Russell Westbrook. Jalen Brown. Terry Eason. Jake Laravia. Chris Paul. Brandon Ingram. Tai Tai Washington. Jeremy Sohan. Christian Wood. Marjombo Chant. Johnny Davis. And Steph Curry. I'll find that video really quick. Miles Turner. Jordan Clarkson. Blake Wesley. David Roddy. Osemane Zhang. Musa Diabatta. Jake Laravia. Benedict Matheran. I'm sorry. We're going to mag that, Matheran. Malachi Branham. Adrian Dantley. Trevor Kiehl's. Kevin Garnett. Josh Giddy. Larry Bird. Robert Covington. Wendell Carter Jr. Mark Williams. And kabooms. Zion Williamson. I'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next, we've got our dual caser.


The three folds of her belly, so like the rolls of flesh that are here on the stomach, the three folds of her belly were arranged like the steps of Kamdev's mansion and the line of hair down her abdomen was drawn with the same dark beauty as the honeybees that form the Love God's bowstring. These gorgeous lines are from a seventh century book called the Shakumar Charita and basically in times gone by having three folds of flesh on your tummy and a dark line of hair running down the middle of your stomach was considered the ultimate standard of beauty for a woman and I have to say I absolutely loved the idea because it's so inclusive, it's so natural, it's all about being a real woman but I also think that when you start setting standards of beauty for women, when you start creating boxes of what a woman should or shouldn't look like, there's always someone left out. So here's the thing, whether you have one fold of flesh on your tummy or three or six or none at all, you are much more than the size of your waist.  Your waistline does not define who you are.