Hello, Candy Mattson. I understand you've been hired to find out who knocked off Donna Dunham. Abrupt and right to the point. That's my business, old man, who talks like a ghost.  Donna Dunham is dead. Let her stay like that. You take care of your cues and I'll shell my peas, understood? Not quite. Listen to this. Oh, goody-goody. Bullets now delivered by phone. Thanks for the slug. I'll have it identified later. Maybe you'll be identified later. Remember what I said, Candy Mattson. Forget about Donna Dunham. My name is Candy Mattson. I like money, lots of it. That's why I became a private eye. And too, you meet such interesting people. Mostly dead. But getting back to the cash angle, that's why I took on the Donna Dunham case. I knew it was full of dynamite. But a girl has to eat now and then, maintain a penthouse on Telegraph Hill and keep the moors out of a few mink coats. Doesn't she? Sure. And a shot fired into your room from across the street at 3 in the morning is just one of those occupational hazards. So I took the job and the 500 and went to work. Like to hear how the whole thing started? Well, leave is proceed to act one. I'd had a hard day at the office. Sleeping all day. And I needed a bit of a tonic to pick me up. So the natural thing to do is to ground loop into the marigold room and see what could be done. As I sank down onto one of the padded stools, the dispenser approached. Make it a martini, my good man. Very dry. So dry it comes out like a blotter. Look, lady, nothing would give me more pleasure, but I can't serve you here unless you have an escort. What? Oh, I'm waiting for someone. That's what they all say. But he'll be here very soon. I know, I know. It never fails. Why you low-minded crock for two cents? I see I arrived just in time. Save your two cents, my dear. You heard what the lady said? A martini. Make it two. Yeah, sure. I thought it was just another one of those... Yeah, two martinis. Well, saved from a fate worse than death, Miss Matson. Who are you? A natural question. And I'd like a natural answer. Roberts is my name, Warren Roberts. Oh. I own a few steamships hither and yon about the world. Oh, yes, I know. I took a trip on one of your scours once. The food was a nightmare's nightmare. How do you think I came to be a millionaire? Ah, I see your point. How did you know my name and what do you want? I have a business proposition to make to you, Miss Matson. You're sure it's business, Mr. Roberts? Strictly business, Miss Matson. Call me Candy. You tell me the details and I'll tell you what it'll cost you. Fair enough. But don't think. You can always make it back on your food. Well, I can hardly tell you here. I suppose we drop over to my place. But I want that martini. My man will make us a batch over there. The things I do to make a living. Okay, let's go. Hey, how about these drinks? Here you are, my man, and save the martinis for some poor wayward soul who hasn't the quare with all to make the purchase. Oh, good evening, Mr. Roberts. I didn't know you were expecting company. They're so soon after... Take Miss Matson's things, Montgomery, and bring her some martinis. They're all made, sir. Good. Let's go into the drawing room, shall we? Mm-hmm. Modest little mousetrap, isn't it? And I'll bet it's had a good path beaten to its door, too. Quite a sense of humor you have, Candy. Well, it helps now and then. Here, sit down here. That's it. I can't quite see you. It's like being behind a retaining wall. Oh, well, I'll just listen. What's the topic of conversation? A young lady named Donna Dunham. Uh-huh, the female element. What is your connection? Much strictly that of a patron. Oh. Miss Dunham was a hat-check girl with a scarlet dawn. I heard her sing one night. I decided right then and there that I was going to sponsor her career. Was? Yes. Donna Dunham was murdered early this morning. By you? What?  Yes, when I think of the fee I'm going to get from you. I beg your pardon, sir, the martinis.  Put them down there, Montgomery. Yes, sir. Very good, Montgomery. I won't need anything else tonight. Thank you, sir. Good night, Miss. Good night. Don't sleep too tight. May I? You certainly may. I've been waiting far too long for one of these. There you are. Well, as a sponsor, you didn't pick a protege with great lasting qualities, did you? No, I didn't. She was so young, so very lovely. Will you take the case, Miss Mattson? What do I have to go on? Well, very little. My suspicions point to a musician who worked at the scarlet dawn. He seemed to resent very strongly my stepping into the picture. Were they going to get it? Off and on until I started to back Donna's career. A very interesting triangle. What do the police have to say? The police, Miss Mattson, have not yet been notified. What? I went over there this morning and I discovered a body lying on the floor. I became confused. I locked the door and called the scarlet dawn. I told the manager that Miss Donna was quite ill and wouldn't be able to appear tonight. Extremely ill, I'd say. This is fine. You realize you're in trouble, don't you? Yes, I do. And that if I take this case, I'm sticking my neck out too. Exactly. My fee is five hundred. That's a fair price. In advance. Well, I'll make out a check immediately. Oh! Won't you have another martini? I, uh, I don't think so. You know, you are very beautiful. Thank you. But I already have a sponsor. And your lips are very, very kissable? The best you can buy from Max Factors. Are you sure you don't want another martini? Look, Roberts, let's get this straight. You're in the middle of a jackpot. Make that check out right now so I can join you. Then it's up to me to spring the both of us. In the meantime, get that blint out of your eye. The one that's wired for wolf calls. Understood? Very well. I'll get started right away. Where does the late Miss Dunham live? Just on the edge of Chinatown, 27B Gresham Alley. It's the only three-flat house on the block. I'll find it. And you?  The, uh, check, if you will. Well, listen, you, if you think you're going to get... Well, send me back to the last line in the course if it isn't old Hawkshaw himself. Yeah, that's right. Hiya, Candy. Now, at how you ever got to be a police detective, I'll never know. I heard you trailing me for the last two blocks. Maybe I wanted you to hear me. What are you doing over in Chinatown, Candy? I like to mate a chow yuck. Uh-huh. Something up? Not with you around there. Look, Candy, just a little word of caution. We're laying for you. Oh. The chief isn't very happy about you busting up that Newton case last month. Somebody had to. The score was still tied in the 27th inning. Stop gagging, Candy. What are you doing around here? You don't like tomato chow yuck that much? Well, maybe that Oriental music sends me. By the way, where's the scarlet dawn, Mallard? Uh-huh. Well, right down there on the corner. Come on. I'll buy you a double Mickey. Uh, no thanks. I just had one. And listen, Candy, take a tip. Don't interfere with the work of the police. Don't worry about me, Mallard. And you take a tip, too. Next time you trail somebody, get yourself a pair of tennis shoes. Yes, Miss, you like a table? No thanks. No. Something I can do? Oh. Oh, yes. I'm a friend of Donna Dunham. She wanted me to come over and tell you that she's feeling better. She'll be back at work tomorrow night. Well, that's good. Business at the hot check stand, no good without her. Yeah. Yeah, she's a great girl.  Boyfriend? You know the fellow who plays in the band. Oh, Donny Andrini. No, he got night off. Oh, too bad. She wanted me to tell him, too. Yeah, too bad. Or maybe you'll find him at the Lotus Hotel. He lived there. Oh, sure. The Lotus. Yes, I'll check there. And thank you very much. Rembrandt Watson speaking. Yes, I know. Now look. Photographs taken at reasonable prices. I know, Rembrandt. Family groups and portraits especially. Also... Rembrandt, this is I, Candy Manson. Fine colored pictures at... What? Candy Manson? That's right. My all of furies of Zeus. Why did you have to call just now? I was wooing the muse that only backers can create. Proving the infinitesimal heights a soul can reach from the tear of the grape. And you have to call and spoil it all. Look, Rembrandt. Uncross your eyes and listen to me. I shall listen, my lily, but undoubtedly I won't like it. What skull-duggery are you up to now? I'm knee-deep in something that smells as high as the Oakland mud flat. A towering comparison. What is it? I can't tell you now, but I want you to do me a favor. Get your finest camera and go over to 27B Gresham Alley. Get inside and take all the pictures you can at the place. Won't I be intruding? No. There's a very attractive young lady there. How delightful. She's dead. How dull. I dislike intensely one-sided conversations. All right. What do I do then?  I go, but not willingly. Only for you would I forsake the mood I have achieved through prodigious application. Bully for you, laddie buck. I'll see you at your place in about an hour. Pardon me. Are you the night clerk? I ain't sitting bull. Yes, we have no rooms. I'm not here for a room. Oh, well, maybe there's something I can do for you. Yes. Could you tell me if Mr. Danny amdream me again? No, he isn't. Matter of fact, I haven't seen him all day. Yes, I know. There's a reason. We had to take him to the hospital this morning. What? Yes. He's under observation for appendicitis. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. So I was wondering if you'd let me have it, please. He wants me to bring him his portable radio. Oh, does he have one? Quite certain. Did you ever know a musician who didn't own a portable radio? I know, come to think of it. Yeah, yeah, here's the key. It's room 418. Thank you. You're very kind. Not at all. Not at all. Candy Netson start making like a private eye. Letters. Letters. Yes, over here. Oh, hey, pile-up. Well, let's try this one. Dear Danny, I don't know how to start this, but your accusations last night need some sort of answering. I'm not in love with Warren Roberts, and never will be. He's just proving to be a very kind and gracious friend. You must realize that I have placed my singing career above everything else, and I want to... Leave his confront the issue, Candy. Hello, you. Hello. I was wondering if I could be of any assistance. Oh, no, it seems Mr. Andreni was out of his head. I mean, he doesn't seem to have a portable radio. Oh. I'll just be on my way. Oh, now what's the rush? You don't have to leave right away? Wouldn't you like a drink or something? No, not right now. I am pressed for time. Oh. I'll be back later. Let's make it next width inside, huh? Goodbye. On my soul, I'd like to have a popcorn concession here tonight.  I, a double-crosser, my dear, you're mistaken. Oh? The only time I double-crossed was out in the country. I passed over a bridge, then I had to double-cross back. Oh, no. I found I'd left my knapsack with some rare vintage in it on the other side. What are you doing here? You haven't had time to get the pictures I wanted. That's just the point. To elucidate, I arrived at 27B Gresham. And found it to be a most lonesome location. That's beside the point. What happened? I couldn't get in. Oh, Rembrandt, I've done you a grave injustice. Of course you couldn't get in. Warren Roberts has the key. Who's this minion, Roberts? I'll tell you later. We've got to work fast. Mallard sniffed something in the wrong key, and the police will be in on the deal before long. Mallard, the gumshoe. That's right. I've just got to go. That's right. I've just got to get pictures of the layout so I can study them. In my own fumbling fashion, candy, my love, I have given birth to an idea. Even from you, Rembrandt, I'll take it. I'm grabbing a straw. Straws. Very effective with a tall, cool pollen. Never mind now. What's your idea? Let us hide ourselves to a locksmith. Present ourselves as man and wife, and a peasant will make us a key. Voila, entree to the Medaree's apartment. No, Rembrandt, that'll never work. Oh, wait a minute. Three flats to the house. I used to live in just that kind of a house out on Fulton Street when I was a kid. A nauseating thought. Rembrandt, those flats are identical. If we can get into the flat above, we can get what we want. I think I further your reasoning, Candy. In other words, the living room is just the same. That's right. The dining room, likewise. Check. And the same goes for the bedroom, the kitchen, and even the... That's right, even in there. What are we waiting for? Let's go slumming in Grecia Valley.  Ring the bell. Always I must do the labor.  Well, I hope we don't disturb the dead in the middle flat. You won't, from what I hear, she was done in sort of permanently. Oh, here there's no one at home. Come on, Candy. Let's return and see what Bacchus has to offer. Don't wait. I thought I heard something. There, you see? Got all your flash bulbs? As they say in the old country, have I lost my marbles? Open the door. Beauty before age, you might be. Thank you, Rembrandt. Kind of dark in here. Definitely smacks of the far east. Yes. Something you folks wanted? Choke up, Candy, choke you. Why, yes, may we come up? What do you want? Well, we're with the magazine. The House Lovely. We want to take a few photographs of your plane. At this hour? Working press is never shackled by the hands on a clock, sir. Sounds funny to me. But come on up. What do you want to take pictures of this beat-up joint for? Well, yes. You see, it's comparison. The old and the new. We've already taken pictures of a flat similar to this, only it's been remodeled. This is perfect for the contract. I guess it's all right. Go ahead. Start with a haul, Rembrandt. Roger, my pretty. Let's see. This should be just about right. Now the bedroom. That should be off the haul here. Oh, yes. Shoot from the door, Rembrandt. Did he get the entire room? Not quite, but most of it. That'll do. Just a moment. You cats work fast. What was that? I said you work fast. Yes. Now, in the bathroom, do you have a tub or a shower? Why don't you see for yourself? No. On second thought, I think that's about all we need. Candy, you said that we could... Come along, Rembrandt. And thank you very much. That's okay. And don't slam the door. The lady downstairs is sound asleep. Rembrandt, I think I've got this thing lit. Are you referring to this case or my desire to return to the arms of backers? That I could never lick. I'm talking about the case. But I need help, Rembrandt. I'm here. No. That's not enough. I need the big, strong arm of the law. Oh, no. Candy, you traitor. I hate to admit it, but I need somebody like Mallard. Am I being paid? Hmm? Oh, no. It's the wicked genie. Yikes, it's the gumshoe. Yep, in person. Mallard, how did you get here? I took your advice and bought some tennis shoes. All right, Spell, what goes on? Been following you around till I'm punchy. Start talking, Candy. Okay, so you heard me. I do need your help, Mallard. Badly. There was a young girl murdered yesterday at 27B Gresham Alley. Is that the place you just came from? That's right. Why don't we ever hear of these things? Oh, I get exclusive rights. Anyway, I think I have a whole deal figured out. You can have full credit, Mallard, but you've got to take my advice. It hurts, but go ahead. Now, go back to 27C Gresham Alley. That's the top flat. You'll find a character there named Danny Andrini. Take him. Then get out to 5711 Pacific Street as fast as you can. All right, I'll do it. But, Candy, so help me. If this is a foul up on you, the new look with stripes is going to be very fashionable. She knows what she's doing, Mallard. When you get back to Gresham Alley, just tell Mr. Andrini that you're from House Lovely. He'll adore you. This is it, Rembrandt. I just hope my man Montgomery hasn't retired, has he? What are we doing out here on Pacific, Candy? This is out of our league. All of a sudden, I become socially conscious. Come on, Montgomery, answer the door. Ah, right on cue. I beg your pardon, did you ring? No, Montgomery. We crossed the moat and used a battering ram. I'm sorry, young lady. Mr. Roberts doesn't wish to be disturbed. Look, Montgomery, remember me? I was here earlier this evening. Mr. Roberts and I had a martini together. Martinis? Well, it was worth a safari out here after all. Uh-uh. Oh, I'm sorry, Miss. I didn't recognize you at first. Yes, do come in, won't you? The light dawns. If you'll just wait in the drawing room, Miss, I'll inform Mr. Roberts of your presence. Thank you very much, Montgomery. I used to know a chap like that in the British Army. By continual groveling and studied objectiveness, he worked his way up to the rank of a private. Thanks for inventing. That's the first laugh I've had tonight. What's the pitch, Candy? I don't get it. You will in a minute.  Miss Mattson, what's the idea? I thought you were going to check with me by phone. Mr. Roberts, this thing is bigger than either of us. I just couldn't wait. Is there a martini in the house? I'll have Montgomery serve in just a moment. I don't think there'll be time, Mr. Roberts. Well, where is she? Upstairs. You really loved her, didn't you? Matty. That just about describes it. Matty. And while you were, shall we say, sponsoring her career, you thought she was playing around with Danny Andrini as well. Yes, she was. You're wrong, Robert. I have a letter from Donna Dunham to Danny Andrini. In effect, she told him to blow skedaddle vermouth. What? That's right. So it seems we have a slight piece of mistaken murder on our hands, doesn't it? Yes. On one hand. On the other, I have two in mind that will be deliberate. You asked for it, Miss Mattson. Too bad you had to bring your friend along. I wouldn't if I were you, Robert. A fighter has a pistol. I thought you said he'd serve martinis. This isn't exactly a social moment. I know how you privatize work, you lone wolves. You confide in no one. So with a pull of the finger, I erase all evidence. Just like this. He's dead. I'm really grateful to you, but where on earth did you come from? Like I say, Candy, you just can't beat these tennis shoes. Well, it fills everything up except for one thing. Where do we go now for the martinis? And that's how it happens. My phone rings and I'm into that darnedest message you ever heard of. Sure, Roberts killed her. He was jealous. And I knew I was on the right track when Rembrandt said the apartment above Dona Dunham smelled like the Far East. It was tobacco odors. The same Turkish aroma I had smelled in Roberts' home out on Pacific Street. Danny Andrews? Well, he was waiting for Roberts to return. He was going to kill him. He knew that Roberts had rented the site above Dona Dunham for a sponsoring purpose. Dona was a nice kid. She was just caught in the middle, black.


Good morning lads and lassies. On today's agenda, we're going to talk about football, mate. Someone asked a really good question on one of my last vlogs. I think it was the vlog where I was talking about scouting players in live matches. And they asked, is it better to play club or to play high school when you're getting scouted? It's actually a very good question. First of all, it only really matters if we're talking about a high level club. If we're talking about one of the academies, one of the very best clubs in the area and the state, I know it's a big decision that a lot of players have to make whether they're going to skip their high school season to play club instead, or whether they're going to play in high school instead of playing at a club. So I played in high school all four years. The reason why I played in high school was one, club is very, very expensive in the United States. If you want to play in a club for one season, at least a top level club, you're going to be paying anywhere from like $1,500 to like $2,500 just to play. Where are we going, Chico? And when I was younger, we didn't have that kind of money to be paying that much each season. So I stuck to high school because it was cheaper. You didn't have to pay anything really. And I actually got recruited out of high school, so it worked out for me. I know a lot of people are saying, oh, you probably have to play club at a really high level. I don't think that's true, but in reality, it does probably give you better chances if you're playing at one of the top level clubs. The reason being, these top level clubs are going to a lot more college showcases. They're playing very good tournaments, usually against other really good academies in the state. And a lot more college coaches are attending those than your average high school match. Also in high school, the coach that you have is usually a teacher or someone who's not getting paid as much as a top level club coaches. Just because the schools don't have as big of a budget as a club does to be able to pay coaches lots of money. So typically you'll see the better coaches at bigger clubs. But like I said, there's no one way to do things. I got scouted out of high school. I know a lot of people who got scouted out of high school. I also know a lot of players who got scouted out of clubs. But I'm also one of those coaches that I don't like to miss a player at all. So every time I get an email, every time I get highlight videos about anyone. I'll take as much of a look as I can just because I feel there's a lot of players who get overlooked. A lot of the big school coaches just simply overlooked them just because they got their eyes on some of the players who have the most statistics, who's got the most awards, who are being looked at by everyone. So that's just me. I'm just one of those people that I don't like to miss anyone. Because every once in a while, like we say, you'll find a diamond in the rough. But I want to know what your guys thoughts are on that.  Make sure you guys comment that down below because like I said, this is just kind of my opinion. Just what I feel or what I think from experience. But again, there's no one right way to do things or there's no only one way will get you scouted. So it just depends. I'm going to go to Best Buy real quick. Got to buy another tripod because since I got this new vlogging camera, we can film the training sessions from two different angles. Boom! Second tripod, check. So it's about time to go and play a little football, mate. Checklist. Drone. Check. Tripod 1. Check. Tripod 2. Check. Batteries, as they say in England. Check. Boots. Check.  Check those bad boys out. Classics, mate. But they weigh a brick. Let's go!


Hello and welcome back. Thanks for watching. Remember way, way back in 2019 when the Democrats and their media were accusing Donald Trump of politicizing the DOJ against his political opponents and of turning America into a banana Republic. Much like the Democrats appear to be doing right now against their main political rival, just before a major presidential election. Everything they accuse their opponents of is something that they're actively engaged in, which is demonstrated beautifully in this amazing supercut put together by Tom Elliott of Grubion Media. Make sure to check out his links in the description or pinned comment. Now that he's got the right Attorney General in position to do it, we now know they really have been trying to gin up criminal prosecutions and criminal investigations into the president's perceived enemies. Politically motivated persecution, right? Courtesy of Bill Barr. I'll roll in the FBI on you. That's how banana Republics work, right? The home of the 45th president of the United States has been raided by the FBI. Mr. Trump is using the Justice Department to go after his perceived enemies. I feel worried about the prospect of the Justice Department being used as a tool of this president or any. In our little banana Republic, any capable prosecutor can get a grand jury to hand down an indictment of something as innocent as a ham sandwich. Today, an indictment was unsealed. Charging Donald J. Trump. Breaking news on former President Trump. He's been indicted for the fourth time in five months. Bill Barr on the president's behalf is weaponizing the Justice Department to go after the president's enemies. When you win an election, you don't seek to just prosecute the losing side. The president using the Justice Department as a weapon to get what he wants. The Department of Justice is totally politicized. Sickening the Department of Justice on political opponents. He's threatening to imprison his political rival, Banana Republic style. Trying to exact revenge against all of his enemies, Tin Pot dictator and a Banana Republic. He's acting more like a Banana Republic dictator. He's using government resources to go after his political opponent. Essentially, we are a Banana Republic that we are seeking to have a bogus in criminal investigation into a political opponent. And that's using the Department of Justice to also target Trump's political opponent for nefarious reasons. This is a massive abuse of power and a betrayal of our values. President of the United States is targeting a family member of a political opponent. This is the type of thing that happens in a Banana Republic. And trying to take out a political rival in Joe Biden. Criminally investigating an American political rival. Someone the president is worried about losing to in the next election. I would investigate my principal opponent or eight principal opponent in the upcoming election. Houston, we have a problem. Don't you think that's something that should be investigated when the incumbent political party opens a counterintelligence investigation on the candidate of the opposing party? We know Trump is itching to politicize the Justice Department and the Attorney General has been super shady. President is weaponizing the Department of Justice to bring cases against his enemies. The Department of Justice is in an existential crisis. Again, it's yet another example of the Justice Department basically losing all of its independence in this administration. This is now about corrupting the next election and for me this was crossing the red line. The president who is actively trying to potentially steal the upcoming election. But to try to take out a political rival. The end goal being 2020. Donald Trump and his Attorney General are using the Justice Department. The only difference between this and a Banana Republic is that Trump does not eat fruit. The 2020 election is really the last chance we have to stop our system from fully sliding into a corrupt Banana Republic. Bill Barr has done everything that Donald Trump has wanted him to do. We're living in a Banana Republic right now. When you start using the Justice Department to go after your enemies, that's very, very dangerous. Donald Trump is using the Department of Justice to go after his enemies in any way that he can. Having the head of the Chief Federal Law Enforcement Agency essentially working on his behalf to investigate a political rival. To investigate the family of a political opponent. Basically Banana Republic behavior. We're no better than some, you know, some Banana Republic. And he's using the abuse of power in every element of the presidency to try to do something to smear me. We just have to demonstrate that he will not take power. Oh, that was different. All right, that's all I have for today. Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed it, please hit that like button, share, subscribe, leave a comment, and also make sure to go check out Tom Elliott's work. He does a great job. Thanks and I'll see you all in the next one.


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Hi my name is Carolyn and I'm just turned 80 years old this year and I live in Allendale, New Jersey. Carolyn has been like a mother to me in a lot of ways. She's gone far beyond her social worker duties. Even you know if you know anything about teenagers they're not very easy to cope with and during those years in particular coming from certain situations I was extra difficult and she never gave up. I would say it's almost like being a parent to kids who for whatever reason didn't have that support at that time in their lives. I think the difference with Carolyn is it wasn't so much a job to her and teenagers can pick up on that. They could tell the difference in her sincerity especially when she worked after hours. She just put forth herself and as a teenager you really did pick up on the sincerity of that so they were more inclined to work with Carolyn. Part of my motivation was that I was given the gift of a stable family and so I always felt like that was such a gift and something that I can give back to others. When you really invest in someone's life it can make a huge difference whether they make it or not which was the case for me. I don't think that without Carolyn that I would have been okay at all. She she gave me something that I had never had some stability or somebody some type of support that I could depend on and she she gave that to the other people in the program as well. The idea that your mentoring really meant something to someone and really helped them move on with their lives that is the most definitely the most rewarding thing. Carolyn is my rockstar because she is a rock solid woman. I've seen her give selflessly and it's it's a testament it is love and action. We hear about love but in our relationship I got to see that and see the difference that it makes in other people's lives. A lot of us would not have made it if not for her.