Everybody forced here up in 2022 gold label baseball hobby 16 bucks full case number five random teams check the results anytime late sports cards Dot-com. Let's get started. Is that what Brad's been doing running waffle house? Oh Waffle house sounds good. Maybe I'll go there tomorrow All the morning time waffle house on a Saturday place gonna be subtle lay That's on the inside of the prism. That's on the outside of the gold label. So Dean. It's up James Yeah, I've done that James Yeah, maybe like a couple hours But not not like once maybe you know what I mean Wonder Franco. I'm convinced you don't like food that much you haven't driven like Like a few hours for a meal. You can't get where you are Schmitty to 50 for the Phillies class 2 beyond your wildest imagination Shane 25 Korea class 3 red for the twins and class 3 Never actually been to the apoplewaffle house. 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I don't agree with that assessment of it, but yeah Believe me Jim. We know Things are getting way too busy and crowded and expensive around here. That's our green class 1 There's a Devers the 75 Red Sox class 2. It's like the state of second homes Tax refuge People with lots of money. Yeah, there's a frozen at Disney And rookie auto blue jays kevin smith Where should we get a where should I try to convince rich dope on a lsc at out of out of state? Or everybody's wrong Pretty much That's actually we should leave it up to a vote uh class 3 kershaw class 3 Devers Idaho Class 2 stott rookie Michigan San Diego would be good Lsc fenway count dude Oh, man shows at fenway sometimes. Let me open up an actual shop inside of fenway. Let's do it We'll just be selling red sox man and baseball cards I love four seasons to 99 Kirby Puckett twins Kentucky's got some good chopped Oh my god, james Seven hours class 3 hunter green That's some ribs. That is insane, man. Hope you got something to go to I don't have that much time to kill and that much What's in the food now? I'm going to Memphis. Could you imagine that take me one full That's like us going to Atlanta like about the same place seven Leave leave the one the stream starts and get there when the stream ends to 99 mariner of harry yankees Oh my god, man. That's what sam's doing right now Pittsburgh It's going to be interesting Let's go west. That's where I want to go west brookie auto sammy long giants It probably was worth it. Something like that is always worth it though. Like anytime you do something like that, it's worth it It's about time to get there seven hours of driving Even if the food is like you're like, oh, it's so good I drove seven hours. All I had was a slim gym and a And a crappy gas station coffee. I'm starving We were going to uh You drive seven hours to avoid Memphis. 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I'm gonna send a box and wrapper with this one nice cruise No, I I trust I trust a place called death and glory more than anything else honestly say suzuki class three Some of the best food I ever had was at oblivion tap room oblivion. I don't think it's there anymore, but it was Oh, and uh east colonial between colonial town and like ucf area That place dude, holy crap. That was the first place. That was the first time I've ever tried like a peanut butter type burger.  Definitely one of the best burgers. I've ever had wings are fantastic Oblivion tap room.  I don't think it exists anymore. Unfortunately or it moved somewhere Jean-Claude Stanton class three Yankees I'll remember that if I remember going to tallahassee We should go to dope this year Wonder franco class one always for sean one Uh class two kershaw It's true james. It is very true Peanut butter can is is is pretty good on just on just about anything. Yeah tj. Freedale rookie auto reds I'm not a fan of it, but people even a lot of people swear by like peanut butter and pickles I guess like bread and butter with like peanut butter I can see it I've tried it It's all right. It's all right. Oh, yeah, you when carl comes back asking about peanut butter burgers I I uh, I converted him class three machado Padres. I converted him Yeah, the quality control dog opinion you would love peanut butter actually Best peanut butter I like because of this brand it's it's this is going to sound very fancy And like pompous of me price of sabriki class three fillies Santa Cruz organic dark roast peanut butter Dark roast peanut butter. Yeah Or like roasted whatever it's called Ridiculously good to 99 trade turner class two Dodgers I need to go off I I think I I prefer jiff of like all the like the classic brands though So 50 ever cabrera class does that three pin? I can't even read that Three maybe I'm gonna say three because it's to 50. There you go marlins. 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I eat on crustables for for god's sake like I'm clearly not that picky Yeah, but it's only with we were talking about the best one, right 1099 twins class two currypucket probably class three rookie mariners the LSC Driving a centra I mean, yeah, that's what it's what I can afford a braves auto matt olsen. I've paid that thing off when Like a little after when I first started working at LSC Reagan was still in office. It's not fun paying that thing off Especially during the pandemic Tell is good. I'm not the biggest fan It's like too sweet I love hazelnuts to like Ferrero Rocher is one of my favorite like chocolate type candies Class three louis seal rookie for the Yankees You see the Ferrero Rocher? What? Sounds amazing. Where is it? They look amazing. They're everywhere. Uh commercials I'm guessing I probably can't find that at the 7-Eleven across the street from my house Wonderful. I'll go maybe coward can class two Yeah, well, I sound like they have that I don't even eat that much If if I were to actually eat three meals a day Then I would have a lot less money than I do now. I don't eat a whole lot I literally eat an uncrustable and I have one meal a day and I have like an uncrustable at night I'm gonna have to defend myself here. I guess all I drink is water. I don't buy any other drinks There we go. My trout was coming. Class three angels. Take it if you want to know how much more you have Julia Rodriguez Enough to survive as it currently stands Pokemon decals do sound pretty fire actually. I might have to get some of those. Maybe they saw them at the gaming shop Bad or LA Frank Robinson to 50 Orioles There we go spinners on my center dude. My my center sucks Got a good old check engine light and it's because it's like a faulty sensor. There's actually nothing wrong with it Hans Kraus for key autofillies We need a big frame. I'll hit you Just say no, no volume. Please type in chat. This is Kyle Some fortnite skins. I don't play fortnite. Take me fuzzy dice. I don't have anything. Oh, I have oddly enough I have this um Class three Nolan Ryan there for the Rangers Hey, right to 75 many muchato class one of Padres or Julia Rodriguez. I have this Old compass. It's like I don't know how to describe it. It's like a little glass ball almost like a plastic clear ball And the compass is in there with like water Um, and it's like rounds But it's actually the compass my dad taught me how to use, you know a compass with And we found it where we're going through his stuff. So That is uh, that is the only thing hanging from my mirror Said sadly no You need to get on that rookie class three redembers angels. It is a trading card game shop They need to have more than just like cards, right? I'm guessing I'm gonna have to get like figure figures and stuff like that That's pretty cool. Warhammer figures. That's what I think of when I think of like gaming shop I think of like what did game stop instead of video games have like cards But then they still have all the stuff behind the shelf like the other stuff for barbecueist I don't have a better word for it barbecue oligists Barbacologist barb, but no barbecue meatist I don't like that one Class three rookie shared Barbacoan, I mean that's close to an actual word. So rick, you know, just I agree nationals Barbacoan is good elusis wins Barbacoa does sound very good too. So a mystery meat You know, I would go to Chipotle if they had Yuru meat I could just bullet they had the ingredients on the menu I don't want to rock a rookie class too raise Chipotle is something you order on a On one of the food ordering apps when you don't know what else to get. Yeah, of course James. I'm 30 Class three Shane v regarding so I remember a good old time is when uh Your vcr would just break but decide to ruin whatever tape you had in there at the same time That was always fun Ryan to 75 Cody Ballinger Dodgers What was it? Okay. This is this is a good way to gauge What age people are is what was the first video game console you played on not only just played on Yeah, exactly James. I'm not a fan of the the foodborne illness that you get at Chipotle every time we go to 50 max shares or Mets Mine was super nintendo Last you judge Game boy. Yeah Super nintendo og game boy I played some dreamcasts when it first came out the first one I ever owned was a playstation one, but I played a lot of um 64 with my cousins jonathan india Reds base auto Coleco vision serious pawn console nice Yeah, I also yeah, what is one of my buddy one of my best friends Still it's not my best friend today. I would say it's a 150. You got him lina. We met when we were like two So I've known my whole life. So I think I remember but he had so I had a I got a playstation for my fifth or sixth birthday and he had a super nintendo And so he would like Oh, we wanted to play nintendo. We'll go over to his house.  I got lots of entertainment watching his videos Yeah, I figured he's probably still going That guy is a legend man. I like thomas class three rookie dbecks Anyone else uh used to watch anger nintendo nerd videos I'm 30 Mackenzie gore rookie class one nationals Yankees louis heel rookie auto Epic mealtime guy. Yeah Those guys are pretty solid too Yeah, thank you. One of my cousins has a one of my cousins thank you genesis too. I've played that before I used to love playing the drastic part game on that When I was like really young my favorite was dreamcast because I don't know the games on it We're just because it was what was dreamcast like 97 98 or something. That is him, right? I it's hard to tell Maybe that's yeah, maybe that is it. I don't know But he would play like the old ones, right? Yeah That was his og name was like anger nintendo nerd, but I'm guessing that wasn't like his like youtube I miss I miss dreamcast days I think I missed the How easy everything was back then to 99 rookie Royce louis twins It reminds me of like sleepovers with my cousins and stuff staying up till like 5 a.m Parents getting mad that we're still awake Joe ion class or your rookie twins It's like summertime and you're like 11 years old so you can do whatever the whatever the heck you want Like my parents trusted us to stay home when they went to work And yeah Yeah, what were they thinking? The days frank thomas class three white socks and a rookie autumn marlins brandella cruise Let me get some water guys I probably should get something to eat after this remember how I was talking about how I don't eat a whole lot That is literal. I'm not lying. I think I think I maybe had like a Literally like a one of those boar's head premade sandwiches at like 11 a.m So, yeah That's what I'm that's what I'm going on right now that and that trail mix that I had before we started Yeah, so Gabriel Moreno was traded to the d-backs for a bar show Which Good two-way trade. I think if I mean a moreno pans out that's a steal for the d-backs but They needed outfield hitting I guess after the oscar thing so Bar show helps them Kind of true sam squanch. It was cool. It was cooler to me for a lot longer than that When I was younger Yeah, I I like sam squanch Classy rookie dollar cruise marlins to 99 class one tautis padres Dreamcasts probably the best console name like of all time, right? Class two wander gamecube was a good one too though Contreras class three pirates rookie.  So like there's not that in your water, but there's a lot of chlorine in your water Never played wind walkers unionize. No, no, no, no, that would that would be a step backwards for us I would say Brandon marsh class two for the fillies Class three new ball Is zelda the greatest franchising game 75 ricky andre jackson class two for the Dodgers I think for quality purposes. I think zelda would be probably not the highest gross But like it's an actual video game. Yeah, when is the uh, when is the new um the new zelda come out later this year, right? I've never been a big big zelda fan I acknowledge its greatness. I know that but yeah 75 Derek jeter yankees class one.  Yeah, that's the one I've only played that's why I play the most I gotta switch to two hours after or two years after came out and it's still 60 bucks Like the the switch games do not go down. Like they do not get cheaper. Do you not want me to It's 150 class one louisio rookie yankees.  I don't think I've played a call duty more than A little bit. Well, the the the new the remastered modern warfare like the updated modern warfare from like 2019 I played that one a good bit Get the first war zone type version, but I'm not a not a call duty down anymore Not a huge online gamer anymore. I guess bobby wake class one Red to 50 no one ryan rangers class two beef Yeah, I read every dimensions was amazing hogwarts. I guess he's been fantastic as well He'll cruise class one no on our ronado to 35 cardinals First like four assassin's creed game were awesome, but yeah reason ones have been good. There's just a lot The new one coming out this year supposed to be a narrow down version of it Oh a redemption and a A redemption and an actual framed out of this very interesting Framed out of redemption wander franca rays Two hits in this box two autos I should say And joe carter blue jays bass auto everything about nt basketball and p nt basketball is what's left nt nt Yeah, red dead two is awesome. What's a good time? 90 one nt basketball everybody Yeah, if they're gonna adapt another show like they did last of us into a series It has to be rdr too, right? Because they don't want to like Put the right amount of money and get the right people to do it Class three frity frima do you make anything work with the right budget? But yeah, let's go 250 dodgers pretty belt. Yeah, you put pager pascale in it. It'll work That's how I'll go sometimes slums There's a mark McGuire to 50 for the a's class three. I haven't seen a redemption yet travis That's why I didn't know what it was what it would be like They probably honestly do that because there's a redemption just through the weight Yeah, you can easily tell if there's not a cold leg because obviously if there wasn't a framed in there You'd be like, oh, this could be a wander. We're ripping that one The dull brujan class two Class three of brison stott Dude, um, that's what i'm saying illegal. That was the best level of all time purple to 75 cody bellinger dodgers Lenny Dude so good So good, uh, sam did this morning in people. We haven't broken it yet. I got a couple cases coming up last week. Huck, it's a j-rod Yeah, sam did seven cases earlier. I believe we got like at least like four tonight four full Uh manning and gold schmidt and a just-a-more-no twins auto to 75 Nice james that you say about pto to drive the memphis for food, huh? You can't come in boss new recipe They got a special on saturday. I got to be there for it I'm leaving right after work on friday. They have sweet and smoky sauce All right, uh auto recap of joe carter wander franca framed redemption for the race jake burger jake burger brindela cruz louise heal jonathan india Josiah gray huns crouse bat relic of frank robinson Matt ulson greg deakman tj. Freedale o'neill cruz sammy long kevin smith jake mires and just a more-no to 75 that will do it everybody One more case of gold label coming up


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Welcome to Psychic Medium, Tony Green. I am Psychic Medium, Tony Green. Yes. Okay, so we are going to get going right away with the show. And I want to start by saying I will be taking callers. If you would like to call in the call in numbers<PHONE_NUMBER>. You can call in and ask questions about life, love, career, finances, any aspect of your life at all, or you can ask about loved ones on the other side. If you would like to connect with a loved one on the other side, I just need their first name and their relationship to you. And then if you have a specific question, that question, otherwise connecting with them and giving you a message from them. If you're joining us live on YouTube, I will be answering questions in the chat for everybody in the chat also. All right, there we go. I think that's everything. I'll never reach out to you on social media. If somebody reaches out to you on social media, give them a test question. Ask them, do I do text messages? The answer is always no. Email messages. Bigger no. I don't want anybody to know how sloppy my emails and how dyslexic I am. So yeah, solid no on those. Solid no. Let's see. Songs of the day. Songs, songs. Okay, the songs are, this could be a song from someone on the other side to you from a song you loved, they loved, you listened to together. The first song coming through, I can't even finish saying this. It's an older song. I think it's a country song. It goes, you are always on my mind. I'm not singing this on beat or in tune. We are aware. You are always on my mind. But if you know, you know. If you know that song, you're just going to go, yeah, I know that song. That's my song. That's my message. The song could also answer a question. See, that person didn't even let me finish explaining the whole song thing and had to come through and be like, somebody up there is either acknowledging that they are always on your mind or you are still always on their mind. They are always with you. The next song that I'm hearing is, I think I've heard this one before. I don't even know. It's going through again.  You come and go. You come and go. Apparently I can't dance to that song either. I don't think anybody can. That song is next. And then anything Michael Jackson. Somebody up there just said anything Michael Jackson, they're going to know it's me. Anything Michael Jackson. And then I hear do, do, and do, and do. I think that's Billie Jean. Billie Jean is not my love. Yeah, do. I think so. Yeah. And then Thriller. All right. Anything Michael Jackson. And then the next song. Oh, this one is, is like bittersweet. It makes me so happy, but I know it was for a child. So I'm really sad. Twinkle, twinkle, little star, which to me is a song, because we wouldn't just say it, we would sing it. So yeah, that song is bittersweet. It is. Okay. And then the next song. It's a, I think it's Frank Sinatra. Something about the moon. The song has something about the, maybe it is Frank Sinatra. Oh God, this is such an old song. I'm going to try to remember to come back to this song because I can't even get the words to it. And then the way you look tonight. And that's, it's not a newer song. It's an older song, the way you look tonight. A really older song they're saying. Okay. And then the names. These could be people on the other side. It could be their name or they could be saying your name. So however that works is how that's going to work. If it's your name, then somebody from the other side is saying they love you and hello from heaven. If it's their name, again, pretty much the same message. So the first name that I'm getting is John, Jonathan or Jay. Like maybe they, John, Jonathan, maybe somebody, some, some people just use the first initial Jay. And then again, I'm going to say Jay could be a completely different name because, because they're all bombarding me with it. And this is like, there's a full house. There is a straight up full house here today. And they are not being polite. They are like coming in over each other. Yes. Fly me to the moon. Frank Sinatra. Thank you, Jay. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Fly me to. Yes. And I cannot dance to that either. So there. So thank you, Jay. Okay. And then, okay, so Mary, there's a Mary, and then there's Elizabeth. This is a weird chachi. I know that's from like that movie that that TV like a chachi wasn't was that was that happy days or something like that? Well, somebody else's name chachi apparently chachi or a nickname. It could be a nickname also. And then the next thing, the next name that I'm hearing, I don't know if I'm going to be able to say that name. M-A-R-I-N-G-E-L-O-M. Yeah, I'm not going to respell it. That's it. That's what I'm seeing. So if that's your name. Oh, they did a lot to get that for you. If that's their name or your name, they did a lot to get that through for you. And then the next, I can't say it. Even now that I've spelled it, I'd have to write it out and try to say it. M-A-R-I-L-L-O-M-A-R-I-N-G-E-L-O. I don't know I'm trying. I need to stop. I need to move on to more names. The next thing that I'm hearing is there's a Brian. There's a Chris or Christopher. There's a Laura. And with Laura here. Kam-A Kam-A Kam-A Kam-A Kamelion. come and go um um and then there is okay okay i'll focus heather there's a heather for heather from heather for heather for from heather and then there's um there's so you would not believe the number of names that are they're all saying them at once and i can't even get through to them right now oh my goodness i'm gonna ask them to slow down there's a joseph and i'm only taking one more so please we have to get out with a show we could do this all day i could just be telling you names all day okay okay thank you for reminding me so last night while i was mid yes this is what happens to me in bed yep it's not what you think um somebody was showing me something and it's it's a little sad so this might be sensitive for some people someone who died in a fire wants you to know that they are okay they um so just whoever that's for someone who died in a fire wants you to know that they are okay they're their home and then i'm hearing the song sweet home alabama which it doesn't have to mean they were from alabama it just means they're home okay okay i want to say hi everybody joining me on um youtube so we have terry we have j frances kays kays j ksj margaret welcome to the show ksj welcome to the show j frances um eric clapton beautiful tonight oh thank you j j frances is coming in with all the titles to all the songs thank you oh jessica hey jessica um and heather how are you i want to make sure amy is here i want to make sure rebecca hey rebecca um terry asked me a question prior to the show and when when was a man going to be coming in for a room i'm assuming for a long-term relationship and i i hear june i'm hoping it's this june and not next june i do feel like several people are going to be coming in but i also feel like you need to be out and about every single chance you get because you are going to meet this person organically in an outside setting where there are several people and you just have to have your um not like those gawker eyes on people but be looking around and and open to conversation with people if you're terry if you're stuck in a conversation with someone you don't want to be like you're not really interested in move on because that stuck conversation might be preventing the the right one from walking up to you so this happens and it's it's part of the reason i really don't like just going to the bar bar it's part of the reason sometimes just because somebody sees you and it's a bar and i don't want to sound like a be a hodge when i say this but just because somebody is in a public place it doesn't mean you can entrap them and like hold them hostage to conversation okay okay okay so sometimes someone will walk up to you and maybe they've had one or twenty too many and they just start talking to you and they're not looking at your body language or catching your social cues that you're not even looking at them now you have your back turned to them but you're trapped in a seat and cannot get away from this person just excuse yourself go to the bathroom and land someplace else just land someplace completely different um that does happen a lot to people sometimes when people drink they don't they don't realize that you know they're being uninvited and awkward i don't know what the appropriate words are for that i really don't but i just said it i just said it there it is um and all my girlies and some guys know exactly what i'm talking about put her hands up if you do um and if you're if you're kind of a nice person you don't want to be rude and if somebody's had too much to drink you don't want to offend them because you don't know how they react when they've been drinking so one of the things i'm going to say is just excuse yourself walk away for a moment and then you know don't get trapped in conversation terry because i feel like this person is gonna you're going to be this person in a public place there's going to be a lot of people be like that be like walking around saying hi to other people or allowing people several different people to come in i feel like it's going to be mid june and hopefully again hopefully this is this year okay i'm hoping that for you hey patrick hey heather heather wants to know what's her song um for the date and her song for the date is it's it's um i want to fly uh it's lenny krav kravitz um i think that's lenny kravitz i want to fly away it but it doesn't sound anything like that but if i sing it it will still not sound anything like this oh i can hear the words like vaguely hear the words in my head oh i think you know what i'm talking about heather i i'm pretty sure you know what i'm talking about uh oh thank you for watching me while you're at volleyball camp with your daughter thank you patrick yes everybody listen to patrick and do that help the show out if you can okay if you want to join the show live every monday and every wednesday i go on noon noon um central time you can join on youtube you can call in 845-277-845-277-9131 and i will take your calls i will answer your questions and here we go if you have a question please put it in the comments and i if you're on youtube and i will try to get to that question right now i'm going to go to the first caller who is seven two four seven two four what's your name and where are you calling from hi this is shay i'm calling from pennsylvania i actually called monday i'm calling at the very end of the show we need someone to make sure i call back on wednesday oh so here i am okay shay what was your question that you had on monday did that resolve and do you have a new question or do you have a new question i know it's the same like i said i called in with like 55 seconds left i had called with um to see um what you could pick up on my romantic friend if at all anything and okay so i'm sorry you guys when i channel as soon as the conversation ends the information is gone so i'm going to try to pick i don't want to repeat what i said is this somebody who is already a friend of yours or somebody coming now there's nobody there's nobody in my life okay so somebody coming in okay give me a second okay shay um first and foremost um there's someone here from the other side for you um it's an old it's an older woman who was who um became thinner as she became older so i'm guessing this is grandmom on either side it could be mom but i think it feels more like a grandma because she's like the way it works in my vision sometimes grandma steps right up and no matter who else is over there grandma is in my face but she stepped back a little bit so i think it's second or third generation grandmom but anyway she's up there and she's coming through and the first thing she she wants to say and as she okay i think i said this already but she as she aged she may have lost some muscle mass and some weight you know some people as they get to a certain point they they start to um shrink a little bit i feel like she did but then there's another one here another i'm i'm sorry love i believe that's my father's mother okay and then there's another one here who was a little bit fuller now she seems like she passed a little younger this could be auntie mom this could be this person seems like they i'm seeing them younger than i'm seeing your grandmother now the person i'm seeing younger is like right here and if you're not watching me behind my right shoulder and this person was a little bit um fuller or more robust and had a more vocal like was more uh i louder or like would be not talked loud but would speak their mind very freely and be very say what they thought without thinking twice whom and again it could be they could have passed i'm gonna tell everybody i'm just gonna interrupt this we're gonna interrupt this uh channeling for a message um we're gonna interrupt the message for a message when people go to the other side they don't they may show up looking that how they looked when they passed to identify for you now i'm also gonna say that's not how they look at the other side they look they always show up at the best age that they were like my mom doesn't show up at 74 unless she's in my dreams when i see my mama in my living room she shows up like she was like at 35 to 40 so that's that's the age i see her that's when i remember her being her strongest and her really in her element okay now the person behind me seems like she would be a little younger okay we we've covered that let's let's get down with the message they both want to say to you they're not letting it's so funny because if you're if you're watching me like the fist is pounding and they're like we're not letting okay and the second lady maybe a grandmother also but she's just presenting as younger but she may have passed older so please don't let um don't let that my saying aunt or mom or whatever she could still be a grandmother or she could be your one of your grandmother's sisters or something like that but here's the message that's really important and i know they're saying you're gonna realize who the second woman is and they're going in a minute i'm gonna eat uh so they're saying you're gonna shortly maybe after the show you're gonna realize who the second woman is um and then they're saying heart attack so i don't know if that's it but i i want to get away from the descriptors and i want to get into the message so they're like pounding one of them is pounding their hand and i feel like it would be this this other not the not the grandma because she just like spoke with uh she spoke with uh okay the the message is we're not letting another player shyster game mongering mofril into your life so if it takes a minute for somebody to come in let that minute breathe just breathe through that minute because what they are doing right now is they are making sure you are prepared and you are in the right place for this person coming through and that this person is the right person because there comes a point where it's just time to be done with dumb it's time to be says oh it's time to be done with it's just time to move on to like a mature relationship where both people are are really ready for that commitment um and there are no games being played and um you're gonna get you're gonna have someone come in possibly as soon as tomorrow or within the week and it's not the i feel like it's not the first person coming through i feel like you're the person that's going to come through you're going to know it's the right person by the tone in their voice they're going to be more like your i want to say more like your grandmother where they're just very you don't catch any vibe off of them that they are anything serious and honest they're gonna say some oh okay thank you thank you thank you grandma they're going to say something to you that would have come out of your grandmother's mouth literally like a statement she used to say or a way she used to say something and that's going to be how you can know this is the person they're going to not want to they're just past all of the the bs okay they're just past all of the bs and they're ready for something a little bit more serious very serious they're ready for something very serious and they're mature that's the word they're they're trying to get through my head mature they're a mature person and they don't bring chaos or games or any of that you're gonna know how they feel because they're going to speak their truth and they're going to and it doesn't have to be that oh my god i'm so in love with you because sometimes that's not even real but they're gonna be like when they say something it's going to be so genuine and you're going to know it but the way you're going to know for sure is something that comes out of their mouth is going to either be something that your grandmother would say or something how she would say it it's good you're you're gonna just you're gonna go just do like almost a double take of of oh my gosh that's that sounded just like my grandma or that's something my grandma was however that comes out that's how you're going to know okay okay i think i got and they love you and they're watching and the people who come in before this person who are not it they're gonna make sure there's some kind of chaos or the person that comes they're gonna make sure they're gonna they're gonna put a flag on the play right away so that you are and walk away and that you're strong enough to walk away don't here's the thing we're not 16 and i'm i'm gonna say this for you and every other person listening when we see that thing even if it's a small thing and we think oh well maybe that's not that big of a deal maybe that's not this maybe that's not that no it is it is and for all us girlies out here who think we can change a man and heal him and just if we just love them enough do you not think their own mama didn't think that do you not think the last girl two girls three four five girls they dated felt that do you not think every person that they have dogged down didn't think well he might change the only thing that changed was the girly who became sad and hurt and conflicted and tried to figure out i'm being so good to him why is he so bad to me because he's a stray dog and he needs to go to the pound he just needs to be pounded okay you are not a master you are not the dog whisperer you are not going to change any of these dogs in the street at this point let them be for the streets with the girlies for the streets let them all have each other uh huh uh huh and you find somebody that wants to be a domesticated little puppy okay there are men out there that are such good men oh my god i know there are tons of good i could name like five good men right now really good men that want a legit serious relationship easy easy breezy no games no nothing i could name five easy peasy and when you're in that place where you are there too they should come in but you might get a test first now i'm saying as soon as you see a flag as soon as you even have to think about making an excuse or justification kick them to the curb and keep driving don't worry another car will come along and pick them up quickly they won't be struggling out there in the sun very long okay and i'm gonna say this sometimes we meet somebody and we really like somebody but we don't like certain aspects of them and we don't like certain aspects of the relationship let it go because there is that's a sign that this is not your person and that there is a person out there that there will you will meet someone that is a good person that wants the same things you do and i'm also going to say this don't hold on to this person until you get this person because a good person won't interrupt something you have going on they won't be that third party because they're a respectful person with character and they're not gonna come in and say right i know you're with a man but i'm gonna double you down who who who wants who wants to share a bun nobody wants to share a bun nobody wants to share a hotdog not no good person does not no good solid person with character and self respect is going to be sharing hot dogs and buns i'm just saying i'm just saying what i'm saying so if you're with somebody and you know it's not them just cut it now move on and let that other person come in okay because the good a good man or woman with character and respect isn't going to try to take you from somebody and is not going to be okay being that spare wheel okay that's it that's all i have for you shea okay i hope this is helpful love you are so welcome you have an amazing rest of the day okay you as well thank you okay in a second i'm going to go to the second caller who is 631 right now i'm going to look uh at some of the things uh uh yeah that's it i want to get away i want to fly away yeah yeah yeah that's the Lenny Kravitz song for you um heather um ksj when will when will i be loved as an always single there's a tune and lyric for everything okay uh why was i referred here because tony uses songs uh thanks chaos okay uh yes spirit comes through strong in song for me somebody actually complained about that because i can't sing and i i'm very listen i know i can't sing i know my voice my tune my beats they they are so off but that's the one spot i can say i have a ton of humility because i if the spirit tells me to do it i am doing it and i am no matter how bad i know it sounds i'll do it for spirit because i know the person who's intended to get it will know it so i'm going to go to 631 631 what's your name where are you calling from hi my name is rose i'm calling from uh long island hey rose how can i help you today i just wondered if um if i have any message from love one um oh i guess i'll do that okay please pick that pick a loved one so that i can focus in on one person to start with i just need the name and the relationship first name and relationship um for answers to that's my mother okay okay instantly instantly she she is right here um she was if i'm please let me know i have the right energy it's there there she's not alone first of all she wants you to know i'm i'm not alone she was a bit feisty and she had this thing about her i feel like she used her hand to talk a lot i feel like if this is her i feel like oh yeah she and i do feel like she i don't know because i see people like this bag if you're if you're not watching it's like i think that's an inch i don't know maybe in two inches i don't know what it's it's like this bag i see people very small but it seems like she might have been she wasn't really tall she might have been you know like normal size for like whatever anyway her first message for you is um is she is saying that uh okay right it's a lot yeah there's a lot coming there's a lot coming through and i'm trying to get it into like a a legible message because it's just all little words or statements that are coming through right there's a guy with her who is an older i feel like it was her father probably um and then there are other people behind her um the and when i say her father it could have been her her husband or your dad i don't know it's just a a male that's with her that had a bigger stature a bigger like a more solid build than her a very solid build um okay so the first thing i'm hearing is scorpio i don't know why i'm hearing scorpio but i'm going to say scorpio that could have been somebody's sign your sign their sign i don't know scorpio is maybe the man who is with her i don't know i just hear scorpio and then the next thing that she wants to tell you is um it's a song it's like moving on something about you have to keep moving on you have to keep going you have to keep pushing forward you you have to keep um uh don't slow down or don't stop you just have to keep moving forward um and don't let anything um it ain't ain't gonna let anything slow me down oh no i got to keep up is the second song coming through so just keep moving keep going don't don't pause don't even think i need a break right now is not the time to take a break right now is the time to just keep pushing because it is going to pay off you are going to get your dividends you are going to see those rewards so whatever you do don't hold back and don't don't feel like it's not going any place because it's going it's going every place is the message that i'm getting and i do feel like you are going to need to you know breathe take that moment to breathe but don't don't give up and don't give in and that's the message that she has for you i hope that makes sense love okay thank you very much i appreciate it you're fine excellent excellent thank you so much for calling in i'm so grateful i was able to help you um i hope that you know call back anytime and we connect and we can connect with other people or you can ask questions okay love thank you you you are welcome if you'd like to call in and ask a question the call in number is eight four five two seven seven nine one three one um if you would if you're joining us on youtube and you have a question please by all means put it um into the chat and i will try to get to it and if you would like a private session yes i do offer those um you can go to my website all the information is there it's t o n i g dot info tony g dot info and there is a link in the um in the bio below okay uh i am going to go to eight two eight eight two eight what's your name and where are you calling from is that me yes it is it's you hello how are you okay i i haven't done this in a long time uh i'm calling right now from uh what's the okay and how can i help you love well just call me uh love your phone wait your phone is i want to know about your phone i don't know how to work but my personal question is about and if there's any messages anyone has for me from other um okay so first and foremost if you have me on a speakerphone of any kind please take me off because you are you're breaking up horribly you're and it's you're very gargled and it's very difficult to understand what you're saying and i want to make sure that i'm understanding your question or what you're wanting today and if you're asking to connect with a loved one i just need their first name and their relationship to you and i'll do my best to help you so if you could just please um do that that would be amazing how can i help you love i don't know can you hear me now yeah that is a little better i don't know a lot of problems with my phone so there's a lot of interference i'm basically wondering if there's a message from someone but i'm trying to just get some clarification on my keys i pretty much know that it's part of a non-random harassment situation i know who was around i'm just wondering about strategy or just anything that i might uh do to affect the loss of my car keys it's sort of been a lack of more situation every day or something new on seriously last year but you know the keys were not random i know that because i've had three direct threats so i'm just wondering about these keys or if you get something else that you are guided to tell me or anything or song i welcome that you are delight oh gosh thank you okay so the first thing i need to say to you i'm going to tell you what i'm hearing i am not the boss of you if what i'm hearing and say to you resonates then and you've been feeling this yourself then you know you're on the right track the first thing i it's just one word that i'm hearing to start off with and it's move now i know moving is not always the easiest thing if financially emotionally moving can be very difficult for people um i've actually been trying to move since 2019 since we're a week within our god here okay so i'm going to do a clearing i'm going to do a couple of clearings for you love just to for you anybody listening anybody watching we're going to just go into a little bit of clearings here the first one is anything stopping or blocking us from relocating to a safe healthy area has been cleared i get a no anything stopping or blocking us from being able to move or relocate has been healed and cleared i get a no let's heal clear release all of this and i feel that pulling like right out of my neck and shoulder area wherever you feel it is okay the next one is any and all harassment from anybody else has been stopped blocked cleared released i get a no let's heal clear release that anyone harassing us has been removed from our existence i get a no i'm going to tell you whomever whatever this is it is extremely toxic because and i i can't say that on air it's just extremely toxic and this person is or whomever whatever this is it's just a very toxic element and so we're going to ask that all that causes kept this anything that is a tap any attachments or core everything just be pulled out and taken away and um holy guaca freaking sell some molly who yeah they're based above me apartment five you're listening now awesome tapping endlessly to create a neurochemical response the best thing you burn it everything is removed as we have two or more gathered here i'm going to tell you the the best the best thing for you to do is move and sometimes in a rental situation we cannot change our locks so the best thing for you to do is move the best thing is to just move and get a this is the exact message i'm getting for you prior to moving get a p o box and forward all of your mail to a p o box then move and only leave your p o box as a forwarding address so no one can find you once you do move the next thing that i'm getting for you is that you need to do this sooner rather than later and i know it might be difficult but even if you have to relocate a little further away meaning another city and or whatever wherever that is that is going to be the best resolution and solution i am open to anywhere that i can get to without a car that was also disabled yes i am so strongly knowing that since for so long okay but now we have a bunch of listeners on the air to smooth it along now i'm going to say to you there are so many organizations even some churches not all churches but organizations that help the disabled to find housing and to relocate to a new home you have to look in your area to find organizations that will do that just so you know i'm the best of that and i've been told that unless i have a criminal record there's no health in this state it's and also basically they pathologize the victim whether it's fragrance allergy or direct derangement and unless you are affected by a personal partner you're not eligible for safe passages through any domestic violence okay no one cares that's why i'm here because we are more powerful than all that okay so here's what i'm hearing love you don't have to go to an organization and say i need to move because of abnc you can just say this is not the right place for me and i need a new place can you please help me find a new place and i find that sometimes when you go to certain churches they will post on their boards if they have availability if they have places available and stuff um and i feel like that yeah i was watching there's like 900 people homeless around here but i do know that i was on drugs and alcohol there'd be a faster yeah i i get it i really do i i get it i can't help somebody who comes up with something against everything i say i can't help you if every time i say something you're going to tell me a reason why that's not going to work for you then i just can't help you because you're not even letting me finish a sentence before you tell me why that's not going to work so maybe what i'm going to do is i'm just going to keep you on mute okay so you can listen and what i'm saying to you is very important don't tell people why you need to move just find people who can help you move go to organizations and or churches and look at the bulletin boards and see who has something available now if you start telling them people are out to get you even if people are out to get you they're just going to think you're crazy and they don't want that problem nobody wants someone who is coming in with this issue okay so don't tell them about that if you're moving you're leaving that so far behind that it doesn't matter it's completely cut off and you're not taking that energy with you it'll no longer be an issue you just need to start thinking about the place you want to be and what you want that energy to be in now if you're and i said this and please listen with your ears and not with your brain because your brain is going to respond i need you to listen with your ears if you're in an area where there is no housing and there are homeless people and nobody's going to help you i said you might have to move further out meaning not in your neighborhood not in your city maybe even not in your state and yes you don't have a vehicle but if you meet with the right people if you get in the right energy and you start looking for the solutions without bringing the problem with you the right people will appear they may even volunteer to help you move and uh yours your things and to a new location you can't solve your problem with your problem yet you just you can't love i'm sorry you can't solve your problem with your problem if you're telling everybody about your problem it's accentuating your problem only talk about the solution i need to be in a new location a new location is coming to me now and i'm not saying your problem isn't real but i am going to say this if you go for a job interview and all you do is complain about your past boss and what an s o b he was the new boss is not going to hire you no so when you look at a place don't tell him about all the problems that you're having here because they might think is that true were they the problem or is she a complainer so you go in and you say you know what this just isn't the right space for me i need to move into a new space for whatever reason and work from that point of view and i hope that you find something and that the clearings help you and they get you where you need to be and i i don't know how else um that can can can work for you okay and i hope that it does okay i'm going to go directly to the next caller 831 831 what's your name and where are you calling from hi this is karen i'm calling from uh where i am now is florida okay donnie i'm contact my brother mark who's on the other side and i'm wondering how he died okay mark was the energy i instantly feel is very strong like he was a very his energy like was very at least at one point very strong is that accurate like i feel like when i'm tapping into sure you don't know if your brother was a strong person or not no i was estranged from him for many years but i know that he died and i'm just wondering if you can tell me how he died well okay um i'm hearing accident and i i'm uh here's what i'm going to say um um sometimes when we want to connect with someone on the other side they're they're not going to give us all the information that we want for whatever reason and that's up to them and that's not up to me to break that barrier um i am going to say in this particular case the only thing i'm hearing is accident and i hope that brings you peace okay thank you very much thank you you are so so welcome oh we're going to go to 330 330 what's your name and where are you calling from from ohio hey michelle how can i help you today do you see anything concerning with the recent MRI i just had uh yes the answer i get is yes can i ask what part of the body they did an MRI on the brain yeah i should have i'm sorry that's what i was hearing um i was hoping i was wrong though i was really really hoping i was wrong um the next question i'm going to ask is this going to resolve like do they have something that can resolve heal correct this and i hear yes so whatever is going on i hear the word neurological um i'm not i just for the sake of the show i'm not a medical professional i'm not giving medical advice okay um um this will be able to be resolved it might take some time though i'm also hearing and again this is what i'm hearing whatever you do is up to you i'm hearing get your information from the MRI and and the doctors but also look at like naturopaths and alternative methods and make them work together if you're comfortable with that um you might find some really good answers from both sides of the fence and working them together might help you resolve this much more quickly or help to put you in the place you want to be much more quickly okay love okay i do feel like i'm glad to hear if you're this is what i'm going to tell you if your doctors say this is it and there's only this solution or this is it and this is it forever they're wrong that's why they're asking you to step outside of that and look into like a naturopath or a something else so um i'm just going to repeat this story because i think it's so worth repeating and it's so important um there was a gentleman and this was on news they interviewed him on the news okay and he had cancer and it had progressed very badly through his whole entire body and he was stage four they told him go home call hospice make your final arrangements good luck to you okay so he goes home and he's talking to a vet and the vet gives him a prescription for a dog dewormer and i always massacre the name of this and i it's either fenben denzemal benfen something i don't know i'm sorry i can't but it it was just a dog dewormer it was just a dewormer that you would normally give your dog and he started taking it and all of the cancer cleared from his body and on top of that he has been cancer-free for like four years and there is a whole school of people who believe ms cancer um and you name it it could be something like that going on in the body now whatever they find i'm not saying that that's it for you i'm i'm not saying that at all i'm just showing an example of here's what they said and now here's what you have an option to go look at i feel like if you look at alternatives to whatever the doctor says you're going to have a lot a lot more hope and you'll be able to resolve completely resolve the issue regardless of what the medical md says the the hospital i'm going to call it the hospital md says did everybody see that flash of light when i said that i love it i have no lights on and all my shades are closed so that we don't get like bad lighting or mixed lighting so when you guys see that flash that is spirit saying or whatever spirit is saying i'm going to tell you naturopaths even um acupuncturists that do herbal stuff whatever it is that you decide or find or research um please be very open open to it and i feel like you are going to be very happy because you will have hope and you'll realize this isn't a light sentence it's something that can be resolved from the body okay okay because two of the things that i was concerned about especially you know i i'd like to say that i'm not old um at 45 is Parkinson's and um dementia are the two things that i was concerned about that found on the MRI i just am waiting for the call from the doctor he won't be in until next week okay what i would say to you okay so uh i'm i'm gonna try to not get in trouble here um there are for every medicine every prescription out there comes from a nape a natural component so they they look at what nature has done to heal this and they put it in a pharmaceutical to try to emulate it and make money off of it and they can't use the natural thing because you can't patent what nature has made they've tried to emulate marijuana and they can't and that's why they finally broke down and they're doing what they're doing now but i'm going if they could emulate marijuana that would be the biggest prescription they would be sending to everybody now here's what i'm going to say no matter what they say if you're willing to change your mind about it and change your mind about what it means to you or how it will affect you and change your mind about the fact that it's a life sentence you will find the person or the people that can help you you resolve this and they keep using the word this can be resolved okay so please pay attention to that okay love it can be resolved i will resolved okay so make sure you're doing your due diligence and researching all of it not just what the medical society is putting out but all of the science okay 60 i've been doing that for like the last couple years since i've started dealing with this and i'm also a nurse so i'm very big into understanding the bigger picture and every different component involved so yeah i definitely do my due diligence with research and just trying to learn as much as i can excellent before making decisions or jumping to conclusions but i have to say this time i've been pretty scared okay i'm really sorry i have like 10 seconds left on the show please i can't i just need to i i need to say to you thank you for calling in and i'm sorry that i had to uh do that um don't be afraid because fear and exaggerates ever will make it worse go to faith go back to to faith go back to your spirit your highest self and listen to that i want to thank everybody for joining me


They will blow... they will blow all along the street streets around the village. This is nothing that happened. This is nothing that happened. This has been transparent for a few years. Is it nothing that happened? Is it since this spring was still here? I was calling. I was calling. Hello? Hello? Please let me have the newspaper office. The journal, that's right. Hello? Is this the newspaper office, please? May I speak to the editor? Thank you. Hello? This is Mrs. William Spring on Chester Street. I have a story for the front page of your newspaper. Please send a reporter to see me, by the way. I have so very much to tell him. I beg your pardon? Yes. My... My Mr. Spring. Oh, yes. Have a good one. You, Mrs. Spring? Yes, I am Mrs. Spring. I'm Casey of the Journal. I'm here to get a story about Mr. Spring. Could you tell me something about him? About Mr. Spring. Yes, I could tell you a lot about Mr. Spring. Oh, thank you. You're welcome. Mr. What day is it going to be? Oh, when I was born. His full name. When you were married, you know. Oh, thank you. Yes, of course. William Haley Spring. That was his full name. He was born in 1874. Yes, he was just 16 years old. We were married in 1894. He died together. What did he do, Mrs. Spring? He did everything. Oh, what was that pressure? Well, I wanted to know what Mr. Spring did. Oh, what he did, what he did, yes. Well, it's hard to say. He was a farmer, wasn't he? Yes. But... Mrs. Spring, maybe you could tell me how you met him. Something about your courtship. Oh, yes. All right, I will. I'll just tell you all about Mr. Spring. About my Mr. Spring. I always liked to remember that thing. I met him. It was at a box social at the church. We'd go past the luncheon, and the boys would give for them to get their pardon. Who wants you best, Mary? You know? Oh, yes, I know. It's so pretty. All done. I'm from the group later. Is it yours? Yes, it's mine, Uncle Martin. I'll be quiet. I want to see who buys it. Who do you hope I am? Well... Come on, you can tell me. Well, Billy Spring. Billy Spring?  He's so shy. And look at that funny cowlick. Oh, I know. And he did choose me blue shirt, but I hope he buys it. Anymore bits for this one? Hold on. Uh, 35 cents. Who? 35 cents. Going, going, gone to Billy Spring. Here you are, Billy.  Yep, that's just what I reckon. Did you hear that, Mary? Oh, yes, but that's the kind we've been talking and didn't hear. He's coming over here. He's been watching you all the time. He knows what you've been doing. I'd better leave you alone. Oh, no, Uncle Martin. Goodbye, Mary. Hello there. Oh, hello.  Yes. I'm Bill Spring. Yes, I know. Oh, that's all right. I wanted to buy your lunch. I bid 35 cents to get it. Yes, I mean that's nice. Shall we sit down? Let's go over there in the corner. All right. Maybe you won't like the lunch now that you've bought it. I bet I do. Hold it. Some chicken sandwiches and cold chicken. Oh, what kind of sandwich is it? It's jelly. Oh. Oh, you don't like it? Well, I put up the jelly myself last summer. Sure. I like jelly sandwiches. As a matter of fact, I... I love jelly sandwiches. They look delicious. Do they help you? Well, no, there's really nothing there that we can print in the paper for. That's all right. I thought that we wanted to know a lot about Mr. Spring. He just died today. And I thought the paper would do. I know Mr. Spring. We'll find something. Why don't you just tell me some more? No. Well, we... There was much more of us. Just whatever you remember. We'll find something we can use. Oh. I love turkey. When I was a baby, they showed up. I was 20. I told the kids. They were toasts. They were toasts. They were round. I remember that night. Oh. You can't ask them.  Probably the rest of the world. Oh, I'll forget about that night. Sure. It didn't just happen here in the moonlight. Yeah. Hey, I got enough essentially in that night. That's nice. Now, this is my favorite spot. It's with apple tree all in bloom. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. It's probably pretty of your hair. Oh, you pop that beautiful pulleys. That makes me sad. No, no, no. I have so much to tell you. I wish I had any old porcelain. So I could tell it to you real proper life. But I'm not sure. I'll have to be satisfied with my hands and heart. Oh, go on, Mr. Stainless. Well, you know that little plant of land, I bless. Uh-huh. Well, it's doing all kind of nice. Little spots of corn are just bursting out around. It's rich land, man. It's more in your hand. That's a good card. I'd love to work on it. I feel good when I know I'm working towards something I want. I guess that's what you want, Mr. Stainless. Well, a little bit of land like my little business. A beautiful white house. A good house, man. Right now I just have a little crumble down place. It's too big for one, isn't it? Well, uh, it means it's such a soft hand. Oh, what are you trying to say, Mr. Stainless? Well, I'm trying to be a nice superior, aren't I? Well, Mr. Stainless, are you sure to know I didn't refuse any of the apple blossoms? Oh, yeah, yeah. But then, Mr. Stainless, I thought there was more than a bell could dare wish for to be spring over life. And if yes? Yes, Mr. Stainless. I want to be Mr. Stainless forever and ever. I see, Mr. Stainless. Did your husband become a very successful farmer? No, he was a good farmer.  But we could sit up. I know that. Did he develop any new farming processes, or was he prominent in starting farming organizations? No. No, nothing like that. Oh, I don't know what to tell you. I thought that I can see in your eyes, Mr. Stainless, you shouldn't have come here at all. I guess it's poorly told what I can see now. There are hundreds of important things about Mr. Stainless. But there's nothing you can print in your head, Mr. Stainless. If only the world could see that one of my loves has nothing, if they could understand or understand their needs to know them for what they truly are, rather than for what they seem to be. There is no great news story here upon which to pile black scareheads. No scoops to stop the presses. Nothing to widen the eyes or raise the eyebrows on the city deck. Just Mrs. Springer. And a desire bent down to have the world know her as well as she was and as she still is, with an assault of her memory-cloying obsession. Hello, Mrs. Springer. Oh, there. Is that water cold in here? Oh, yes, I just brought it up from the well. Oh, Mary, you're the finest wife a man ever had. And you know, he's got quite a farm here. Yes, it's a fine farm, Mr. Stainless. You know, I think it looks pretty as just a sunset. That's a pretty sunset, too. Pretty sky, the fields, they're pretty. And you're pretty. Are you sure? Always. You'd ever get tired of holding my hand, do you? What? We're going to bring this together more or less. Two of us are strong. We can do it together. No, I only wish we had our house. That's special. Oh, that doesn't matter. We have little billies. He's probably crying for you right now. Oh, no, he's on the porch. I'll hear him if he cries. He just lies there and looks for these big blue eyes. I think that blue is yours, Mr. Springer. William Springer. Oh, he's our eternal spring, Billy. He's something to work for. Something as solid as this earth. Oh, it makes me feel good, Mary. Oh, yes. It makes me feel like my prayer. Yes. Oh, my heart's pounding, Mr. Springer. That was insane. But that's called... that's called the cross, really. It's like a nightmare, remember? Everything seems to cross. All the hopes of a lifetime. Look at it, Billy. The whole crop is dead. It's all gone. Oh, my God, look at them. They're horrible. They look like my children dying. Oh, Mary, don't. See here, Mr. Springer. You mustn't. Oh, the pity at me. The pity for the end of our road. No, Mary darling. No, no, we're not. Oh, but Billy... Here, hold my hand, Mary. Now, don't cry. Yeah. Oh, Billy. Everything we've went for. Everything we've built in our hearts and hands. It's gone. No, no, Mrs. Springer. It's not a gond. We still have the best land of all young Billy. And we still have each other. But what do we do? Oh, the crops above the ground may be dead, but there's still richness and power in the earth. We can't give up. Wait until spring. We'll plant again and hope again. And someday we'll have a special little white house. Oh, we've so much to hope for. But we have a whole life ahead of us, Mary. There'll be more spring. That is the rest of our self-power. And that rhythm. It's hard. And I just couldn't wait to cross the river back. But this is how I am. I didn't want spring to come again. Nothing's hard. And then I got sick. I didn't want to live. But Mrs. Springer held my heart. You know, all spring, he did work in the field. And at once he would spit by my bed and hold my heart. I would say, Uncle Michael, it might be a little better, but it's easy. I don't know. The doctor said that the night would be the worst. But he still held my hand, and I got well. But I'd better take my spot now. I'm not going to stay there any longer. Look, it's tired. I can't be tired, Uncle Michael. I don't need it. The doctor says he's more than fine. He has a world of it. He won't tell you what to hold on to. And that's the problem. He won't tell you what to do. This is right. But I'll come early any more. All right. He'll be there. He'll be there. I don't know. He'll be there. He'll be there. He'll be there. He can't go there. He talked to me like a kid, but I couldn't talk to her. He'd hold me down, telling me to be by her.  Hold on, Uncle Michael. Hold on, Uncle Michael. Hold on, Uncle Michael. I want to hear your life too, wifey. That was a long, long time ago, wasn't it? Yes, a long, long time ago. What about this house, Mrs. Gray? Is it your house? Is it your own house? It looks like it's on the other side. It's on the other side. It's on the other side. It's on the other side. It's on the other side. It's on the other side. Yeah. Where'd you know it was Mrs. Gray? Oh, stop right there. Look at that. Whatever you're going to do with that. Are you going blind for it? No, Mrs. Gray. Are you still a police or a boy, Mrs. Gray? No, Mrs. Gray.  Oh, Mrs. Gray. Stop babbling, Mrs. Gray. I know what I'm doing. Stop babbling, Mrs. Gray. Oh, it's there. No, it's there. It's there. Oh, this is my house. There we go. There we go. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. What are you doing there? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. It's so beautiful. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. How can a wonderful, wonderful man like you have a funny looking old lady like you? It's the time for the first housework, isn't it? Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Gray. No such a thing. I know how you feel. Now, I don't know if I want something that can come in our next day. But all I just saw was that no such thing was a ghost, no. No. I never saw this ghost that way before. But he won't. He won't. Oh, he won't. Okay.


Welcome to Voice of the Veteran on ThinkTech Live Streaming Network series, broadcasting from our downtown studio at Pioneer Plaza at the core of downtown Honolulu. I'm your host, Helen Dora Hayden, Veteran Advocate. Joining me in the studio today is Ron Han, Director of State of Hawaii, Office of Veteran Services. Today, we're going to talk about state benefits for veterans, active duty, and family members. Our talk shows are streamed live on the Internet from 12 noon to 5 p.m. every weekday, and earlier shows are streamed all night long. All our shows are streamed on livestream.com. If you want the links to our live streams or previous broadcasts, which are available on youtube.com, or if you want to subscribe to our programs or get on our mailing list and get our program advisories, go to thinktechhawaii.com. The State of Hawaii Office of Veteran Services has multiple offices throughout Hawaii. To assist in preparing VA claims and other vital services, we are so very lucky to have Ron Han, the Director here today, to share with us the multitude of services that can be offered. Ron, thank you for being with us. It's an honor to be here, and congratulations on your new show, The Voice of the Veteran, and for your military service as well, Helen. Thank you, Ron. So, a lot of veterans face a lot of obstacles when they try to navigate through the VA healthcare. So, it's wonderful that there are agencies out there, like the state, that can jump up and help them. Can you talk about where your offices are located first? Absolutely. We're headquartered at the Trippler Army Medical Center, and specifically, it's the E-Wing. And so, right there, where a Veterans Benefits Administration resides on the first floor and the upper floors were right there on the first floor, and you come to the door in the big waiting room with the first door on your right, and we share that with the other Veterans Service organizations, like the Military of the Purple Heart, the State of American Veterans, American Legion, some really great organizations out there. So, that's one headquarter location. We have a diamond head office over at 22nd Avenue, and then we have satellite offices on Kauai, on Maui, in Hilo, and over in Kona. And then we do outreach to Molokai once a month, and we do Lanai once a quarter. So, those are our offices and how we're set up out there. Thank you. You're welcome. Can you tell us a little bit about what you do as a state agency that's different than maybe one of Veterans Service organizations does? There's a lot of similarities, Helen. You know, benefits and entitlements, counseling, basically as an advocate, as a navigator, for the veteran or the family member that comes in is our primary role. But we also take care of the eight state veterans' cemeteries. So, we have oversight of cemeteries pretty much in every island. The island of Hawaii has three cemeteries, so we work in partnership with the counties, the respective counties as well. So, they do the day-to-day maintenance, but we provide the oversight with the State Department of Defense, the Hawaii Engineering Office, Department of Accounting and General Services as well, along with the State Office of Veterans Services. So, that may be a little bit more of a unique thing that we get involved with that other Veterans Service organizations do not get involved with. Yes, thank you for that. I didn't know all that. I knew that there was a state agency, but I did not know exactly how you differed. And I think that there's a lot of public misconceptions out there about that. So, thank you for clearing that up. You're welcome. Can you tell us a little bit about the services that you offer from your office for veterans when they walk in? Right. Probably the first and foremost thing is to help veterans with eligibility. As they come through the door, we'll ask them or triage them to figure out, hey, what are your needs? You're looking to file a disabled claim to the system, are you looking for paperwork? Some folks come to us for the license plates. We help issue up the veterans' license plates in partnership with the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Transportation for the State. Some ask us for some other information to deal with name changes and other things. So, we're kind of a no-wrong door, kind of a spouse-to-no-wrong door concept. If you come through our door, we're going to find a place for you or refer you to the right agency. And that's a part of a state kupuna program that's going on right now. The other piece of it too is when we do connect you to where you need to go, we ensure that we do the follow-ups with you. So many times claims get submitted, we'll advocate for the veterans to go online to do their benefits, follow-ups, and so forth. But then again, sometimes the decisions are not what the veterans are looking for. So we go through an appeal process. We help them prepare the case, prepare the notes, actually even represent them in the appeal process with a federal magistrate or with a federal judge. So we do take it to that end degree. It almost is, like, create a degree to some extent, because we also take care, as I mentioned earlier, about the cemeteries. So we'll see folks literally for decades and decades until they're finalized and make sure that they get the honor and dignity of a proper burial with military honors that they deserve. And so that kind of, in a nutshell, the things that we would do when they first come through. I know that veterans really struggle, and I have personally, when I filed my claim, I kind of don't understand the process. So the frustration level is very high. And I know that there's been a lot of media attention nationally on VA and the backlog and the untimeliness of medical appointments. Can you touch about how that all impacts us here in Hawaii and what new things and exciting things we're doing here to help veterans? I've been with the program with the state office for almost six years now. So I've seen the actual start, the genesis of will, some of the things that we had made mention of earlier to kind of where we're at today. There's a real, the gap has been closed. There's still more that needs to be done, but they're on the right track and getting started. So I think one of the big issues that had come up that we have seen has been about capacity. Can they see appointments with their health care provider in the VA in a timely manner? One point in time we had a couple years back, probably the longest wait times in the nation. The other thing was the quality of care. Do we have enough health care providers that are there with the VA? And then probably the other thing is the timeliness, as you made mention of. How fast does it take for me to get a claim? Well, I can tell you, and I won't speak for the VA, but we're very closely with them. We live in their facility. We're engaged with them on a daily basis. Most of their claims for the Hawaii unit, there's very few that are over a year old. Six years ago, there were a lot of more of five years old. They've come a long way in that regard. Most of the appointments are done within a 30-day window instead of the six-month window that was purported a couple years back. They've increased their staff. The VA was one of the very few organizations in the departments when the president put a hiring freeze down that had opportunities to hire. So they weren't part of that. And they hired quite a bit of staff members, both in the Veterans Benefits Administration and the Veterans Health Care Administration, the VHA piece of it. So we have seen some things what they're doing. Is there more that needs to be done? Absolutely. Appeals modernization and reform is a huge and important thing that we want to see. Get those appeals down to a workable level and give the veterans a chance to make some options. Give them some decision-making in that process. And of course, I can't say enough about homelessness. Veterans homelessness, you know, we need to do more. More has been done, but we still need to do more until we get every single veteran off the street. I saw recently an article by the governor that he was talking about no homeless veterans, that they are really targeting and getting them off the streets. And there's over 6,000 in Hawaii is what the numbers that I got recently. I understand that issue very well. I personally have suffered from that myself. So my heart is near and dear to that. But I wanted to thank you and your team of service officers that go out and reach out to the community and do outreach and do these claims for these veterans, the active duty. Can we touch a little bit about active duty and their family members and how you help them? Sure. I'd be happy to. And then just for the point in time count they did 2017, Helen, I think we're down at 619 now. Oh, good. Veterans across the state, that's both sheltered and unsheltered. And I think 6,000 might have been the overall numbers that they were looking at. But they have come a long way in respect to that. And it's because of what you said earlier. And thank you for sharing your own personal story because I've always found that the most important things that happen is a veteran helping a veteran. And I know your story will help many other veterans to say that you can get help and we will help you. Thank you for that. Now go back to the military, folks. We're doing our very best now to help the transitioning military members and their families. It's out of the military. They use the transition assistance programs. But we also conduct our own similar ones as well. And we're happy to come out to visit with units or military members that come into our office. There is some navigational tools that you have to use. We give them a template or kind of a playbook to let them know here is the process. This is what it takes to get a claim to the system. In case it is denied, this is what you do here. It is a process that you have to have patience with, but you have us to help you navigate. You've got an advocate. You've got someone you can talk to. And what we're also finding out is, again, many of the military members are talking to those who had separated or retired before. And so they're getting a lot of good keys and all the good lessons learned and takeaways before they get out of the system, which is the way it has to be done. Absolutely. And the rules are always changing. You know this from your own personal background. So what happened five or six years ago is not the case today. The rules have changed. When I first came in, there were eight presumptive Asian-Orange elements that would give an automatic rating. We're up to 15 today. So thanks to change. Thank you for that because I got out in 1990. I did four years and didn't know I was even a veteran. And so I was very fortunate to come across DAV reps that helped me understand the process. And I did not understand what was going on. I was excited to get my VA disability at this percentage that I did, but they were not. They pushed and pushed and taught me how to advocate for myself. And that's a message that I want to give to all of my veterans in active duty. It's our own responsibility to know what's in our records, to advocate for ourselves, to educate ourselves so that we can be proactive in the process of your claim. This is your claim. So having an organization to help them along the process is wonderful. But I'm absolutely a proponent of that person taking ownership of their own journey and educating. So that's why I've been a TAP brief here for six years out in Alabama. And learned here, when I moved here in August, that veterans don't know that if they went to Afghanistan or Iraq that they have five years free medical at the VA. Could you touch on that, please? Yeah, absolutely. You know, I know me and that TAP briefing before the exit, they should have all that information prior to them getting out. But obviously a lot of things happen as they go along through the process, small little impediments along the way with looking for jobs, or am I going to stay in Hawaii? You know, I'm from Alabama. Do I go back to Alabama? Do I do these things? And so a lot of things are happening with them all at the same time. But we need to do our very best to help them at the moment of need. And so thank you for what you're doing as well as an advocate and walking the talk. Absolutely. Thank you. Okay. We are going to take a short break. I'm Helen Dora Hayden. This is Voice of the Veteran on Think Tech Live Streaming Network Series. We're talking with Ron Hahn, Director of State of Hawaii, Office of Veteran Services about state benefits for veterans, active military, spouses, and family members. We'll be back in a minute, so stay tuned for more of the story. Welcome to Sister Power. I'm your host, Sharon Thomas Yarbrough, where we motivate, educate, empower, and inspire all women. We are live here every other Thursday at 4 p.m., and we welcome you to join us here at Sister Power. Aloha and thank you. Veteran, my victory was finding the strength to be a champion. My victory is having a job I can be proud of. At DAV, we help veterans get the benefits they've earned. My victory was finishing my education. My victory was getting help to put our lives back together. DAV provides veterans with a lifetime of support. My victory is being there for my family. Help us support more victories for veterans. Go to DAV.org. We're live. I'm Helen Dora Hayden, Veteran Advocate, and this is Voice of the Veteran on Think Tech Live streaming network series, talking about state benefits for veterans, active military, and family members. We have Ron Hahn here, and we would love to talk to you a little bit about what's moving forward in the state of Hawaii for our veterans, active duty, and family members. Thanks for asking that question, Helen. We just got through a week long in May, the 50th anniversary, commemoration anniversary of the Vietnam War, and so many Vietnam vets were brought to many of these advances in means of camaraderie. You know, they never got a welcome home that they should have received. A lot of them didn't get a thank you, didn't get a parade, getting a lot of different things. So we had a lot of that going on this particular week, but it connected veterans, as you had highlighted earlier. So what are you doing? Did you get help there? What can I do now? So that was great. We're taking that to the Naval Islands now. We got some great veterans consoles and council members on the Kauai and on the Big Island as well, on the Island of Hawaii. Maui did theirs back in November, and we still want to get to Molokai and Lenai as well. So they have planned events coming up in November where they're going to recognize these Vietnam veterans, ever veterans, I should say, on those Naval Islands. We also have a lot of things going on with the World War I centennial that's also coming up in 2018. So a hundred years in Hawaii. So Hawaii had some interesting dynamics that happened out there with vendors and contractors and people. You'd be very surprised. So we have a website that's all designated to that. And we're looking at trying to put together a big program, a combined program again, with the county and the state on November 11, 2018. So those are just some of the big things that are happening out there. As far as bigger projects, we got a $3 million project going on with our cemeteries. Lenai's getting some upgrades. The Island of Hawaii, East Hawaii cemeteries get some upgrades. And also on Maui, we're completing their phase two realignment restoration project. It's about almost a $3 million project right there. And then we're also going to adjust now to building these, thanks again to the Veterans Affairs Administration, these multi-service centers on Kauai and Maui. And so they're going to be at one stop shop for the Vet Center, the Community Outpatient Clinic, part of the VA, and the State Office of Veterans Services will all be under one roof. Oh, that's nice. Already fully funded by the VA, and we hope to have those up within a couple years. And again, a lot of partnerships there, State Department of Education got involved. They're sharing some land on Maui High School that is unused land. And we've done all the environmental side assessments. The community's been very strong behind that. And it's going to create some synergy with the students there. You know, they talk about STEM, you know, the steam, some of the science, technology, engineering, and arts, and math. And so we want to see some of those come over to the health side to help some of these veterans and get to know the most of them are community members and their great role models as well. And then finally, we're trying to work on a second state veterans home. Governor E. Gay and the State Legislature approved 27 million to build a 120-bed skill nursing facility. We have a 95-bed skill nursing facility in Hilo. It's been there for a little over 10 years now. Yukio Kutsu, state veterans home named after Medal of Honor recipient. It's a 95-bed skill nursing facility, always mostly at capacity. So more is needed, and we're looking forward to that, trying to get some federal money to match for that, to get that on the books as well. Again, all that we can do to help veterans and to promote veterans, that's what we're trying to do. We also work a lot on legislation stuff as well. And so if you look up through the ehoi.gov, you look for legislative things nationally, or in the state level, you'll see a lot of issues going on with veterans. We just got through, Governor E. Gay just got through signing a Filipino World War II burial assistance bill. A lot of the Filipino veterans didn't have an opportunity to send their remains back to their homeland. A lot of them weren't treated like how the U.S. military were treated because of some of the rules that were set up at that time. So a lot of those rules have been mitigated, and now we have some offerings of support for them. Of course, you know they're going to get the World War, the Congressional Gold Medal is going to be presented this year. For the Filipino veterans, just like our niece said, veterans have. So that's supposed to happen sometime later on this year as well. So a lot of things in the mix, the busier the more we get done. Yes, and I want to let veterans know about the monthly meeting for the Oahu Veterans Council that meets over at the Foster Village. Amazing facility, if you've never seen it. That was my first time last month and getting to know everybody. Very warm welcome. Any veteran is welcome to attend and learn. There's over 30 veteran organizations that are represented there. I remember meeting you and meeting the new director for the VA Health Care, Jennifer. And so could you just touch briefly about maybe some things you may have heard about what might be coming down the pike with this new director? Well, you know, we've worked the last probably month and a half since Director Jennifer Gutoski has come here from Arizona. And she's been very open and upfront about things and very much engaged. And the short, the month and a half, she's already visited pretty much every one of the neighbor islands or is planning to do so. Has already gone downrange to Guam and Samoa to be able to do that. So she's got a tremendous amount of energy. We've engaged with her. She's already started to make some important changes that need to be done. We're going to do our very best to support her any way we can. I think her heart's in the right place. And I think she's done some great work for us in the years ahead. Great, thank you for that. Is there anything else you'd like the audience to know about your organization? You know, I just want to say thanks to you again, Helen, for the opportunity to come on this wonderful show. And congratulations on this show. I know you'll do some great work for our veterans and the military members and their families. And then I also want to say that in the long run, any veteran that needs help give us an opportunity. You know, as a fellow veteran, there's no better testimony than to bring veterans in and to get them the help that they require. So thank you so much again. Thank you, Ray, very much. Honored to have you here. Ladies and gentlemen, I just want you to know a little bit about background about me. I moved here from Alaska. And this is my third time here. And this is home for me. I'm out here as a veteran advocate. I've done this job for 25 years as a volunteer. I love my fellow veterans. My father was active duty Army for 22 years. I did four years Army. And my son is active duty here as well in the Air Force. So I just want to let you know that I have a long extensive life journey with working with veterans and their families. And it's a labor of love, truly. I encourage all of you. Something that Ray touched on was legislation. I've served on two governor's boards and worked with legislators. And that's where we really need to work together to make sure that all veterans and their family members are taken care of at a legislative level. So join me every time there's a legislative action. Please vote. Please get out there and make your voice known. One voice, we can impact anything in our state and in our nation. So I need your help to work with me on that. The other thing I'm looking to do is contact me at the station. And I would love to have you as a guest. I feel like this is a show about you, about the veterans out there. That's why we call it Voice of the Veteran. And I'd love to learn what your struggles are. And maybe some of you have great ideas for solutions. I don't want to just know about struggles. Let's talk about how we can all work together to make it a collective environment so that we can all benefit. I hear a lot of veterans say, no, I don't want to file for VA disability because I'm taking it away from somebody else. You're not. These are earned benefits that you've already paid for. Please hear me and understand that. And we want to all collectively work together to make sure that you get the benefits you've already earned and so deserved. So please don't walk away because the paperwork is daunting or the bureaucracy may tie you up. Talk to one of us. We will help you. We are all here to help. It's been an honor and a joy serving the veteran community in Alabama, Alaska, and now my home here in Hawaii. Anything I can and do, I will for you. Please stop me and talk to me. Okay, we're about out of time and we have to wrap this up. I'm Hela Dora Hayden, veteran advocate, voice of the veteran on Think Tech Live, streaming network series. We've been talking with Ron Han, director of state of Hawaii office of veteran services about state benefits for veterans active military and family members. Thank you for being here. Thanks to our broadcast engineer, Ray, our floor manager, Cindy, and to Jay Fidel, our executive producer who puts it all together. And thanks to you, our viewers for watching. Think Tech will be back next Thursday for the next show in our Think Tech live streaming network series. So please tune in and tell your friends to tune in then. And of course, I'll see you next Thursday for more. A voice of the veteran on Think Tech, I'm Hela Dora Hayden, veteran advocate. Aloha, everyone.