aper, the white paper, and then I put it in a zip lock, because you can't put burgers, you can't put raw meat, let's put it this way, in general, together, up against each other, and freeze it, because it'll freeze into one solid block. Yeah. Yeah. And then you got to like parchment paper or something to keep them separated. Yeah, that's what I do, I get rolls of parchment paper from the dollar store, and I'll wrap up. Actually, I did it today. I got a big package of split chicken breasts in the bone, and I wrapped each one in parchment paper, put it right in the zip lock, and now it's easy to take it out, unravel it, and you're ready, you know, and you do the same thing with sausages, if you want, raw sausage. Now, if it's smoked sausage, you don't have to wrap it in parchment paper, because they really kind of separate, because they're pre-cooked. Yeah, they got that casing on it, too, so. Right. If we're talking about the links, yeah. Yeah, yeah, any kind of links like smoked, like I used to love the smoked applewood, it's called applewood smoked sausage from this smokehouse in New Hampshire. I think it was called Northern Country Smokehouse, something like that.  I know all these, I used to get the boxes, a box of pre-cooked smoked bacon that is pre-cooked and packaged in a box, and all you do is heat it up. Um, I mean, my favorite really is that, like the smoked slab bacon, the thick slices of steak. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't want you to talk about it. Yeah, where you get it on the freezer case, yeah, or the refrigerator case, yeah. Frigerator case, yeah, and that is good for wrapping. Yeah, that's where I get my bacon from, too, is the refrigerator case, yeah. Yeah, and if you want. I tell you one thing, when I did that meatloaf with the bacon around a bit, you know, that this past Christmas, it just came and went, but the Christmas before 2020, my, for some reason, my niece called me, and it was like, okay, she's such a sweetheart, and she's telling me that she's calling me at like 10 a.m., and this is Christmas day of 2020. She's telling me what she had for breakfast. She had eggs. She had bacon. She had biscuits. She had this. She had that.    Great, awesome. Would that end? I mean, what I do for like, well, you know, Christmas Eve. Okay, I've got my day with the fire pit, drinking my day dog, having a fire pit, listening to Christmas music out there. That's my Christmas Eve thing. Now, Christmas day, I'll have like a big breakfast or a good breakfast, but I gotta get a green point. Be hash brown, eggs, sausage, a cup of coffee. That's fine for me, but if you're heavenly, two kids, a husband or a wife depending on the situation, heaven does big breakfast that my sister's daughter was talking about. They started talking about bacon. I was like, you know what? She's talking about how much she loves bacon. I was like, you know what? You know how much I love bacon, but I ain't faking when it comes to bacon. I don't want no bacon bacon. I don't want no turkey bacon or any of that. I want real from a pig. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I ended up watching, re-watching that up in Angle Friday with you and Ryan. And you cranked me up when you said you could eat everything from the pig but the oint. And it was like, yeah, you know, I started dying when I heard that. I was like, yeah, you know what? He's talking about that. You can eat everything but the oint from a pig. It's true. Yeah, it is. It is. That's why I was dying. Nothing goes to waste on a pig. No, no. I was telling my nieces, like, you know what? Oh, I love it so much. I have to make bacon at work. And you know what? I'm taking a couple of strips of bacon and eating it. Well, after it comes out of the oven, oh, it's so good. And it's like, I started talking about the meatloaf wrap bacon, the bacon-wrapped meatloaf that I make. I was like, you know what? When you make that bacon-wrapped meatloaf and you start to slice it into it and you hear that crunch from the bacon as you're cutting off the slices of the meatloaf. Oh, it's so good. And what got me was, is my niece, she's never had meatloaf in her life. Oh, it's like, what? You've never had meatloaf. I was like, no, I've never had meatloaf. Hopefully I'm a big meatloaf for you, but I hope she does because meatloaf is so good. Well, my friend, instead of his wife, instead of using breadcrumbs, which is white bread, he used oatmeal flakes. And you know, she put the raw egg and the seasoning and everything in the oatmeal flakes.  And they said it was outstanding instead of breadcrumbs. Now you might have to use toothpicks, people out there. You might, depending on what you're wrapping the bacon around. Yeah, but sometimes if you get the weight of the meatloaf, all you have to do is wrap that bacon underneath the meatloaf and the weight will hold that bacon underneath. You know what I'm saying? Well, the ground beef, it's soft when it's raw. So the bacon, the bacon strip, it will sink right in there. Jordy! Hey, Jordy! How are you doing, Chris? How's everything, man? Doing all right. I was wondering when you were going to show up. Yeah, I think it's... Kind of late over here, man. Yeah, I know it's late over there, but still. I see a link, I press a link on messenger on my phone when it was actually on my way to the shop. I was actually wanting to join the stream and show you guys, me walking about the shop, you know, but I couldn't access it on my phone and I don't understand how. You have an iPhone or an Android? Yes, this is an Android. Samsung is twinning. Oh, really? And you couldn't... Yeah, I'm getting an Android as well. But wait, the camera's got a crack on it. Yeah, you got to use Google as a browser to access StreamYard. This is what happened, I'll show you. So I clicked on the link right here and then it comes up with the desktop. I'll be right back. Okay, there's a... You got to use the browser when you open it, it's got to be Google. Yeah, Google Chrome. That's what I have. Google Chrome, right. Yeah. And you couldn't... I don't know what happened. Maybe that is strange. But how are you doing, man? Hope you're doing good, James. Good, good. I'm getting hungry, we're all this...  We had a big panel of people and we had some political debating going back and forth, but it was a good show. And Michael was on, Michael Hilton was on, but the Wi-Fi at the place he was eating at was not good. So he came a few times in spurts and Eric was supposed to be on. He told me last night. Oh yeah, Eric, yeah. I didn't mention, I didn't ask him. He told me he wanted to be on. So I sent him the link before I went live and he never showed up. But we had Ronnie Simpson who was very tried to dominate the show as he usually does. And then we had, of course, Jason Cleveland and he's back in BC and myself. And, oh, Ronald Teary came on the show, too. Oh, wow, really? To me, awesome. Yeah, but he had a lead to go watch the football game, but he was on for, you know, a decent amount of time and he exposed, he exposed some things that we weren't aware of with Abraham Lincoln and, yeah, yeah, some things that the history books don't tell you. You know, because he was a history teacher. Yeah, well, we showed the Better Business Bureau complaints of these apps they have now for buying cars. They have these apps that make people think that they're going to save a lot of money by not going to a dealer. Well, guess what? These apps, they're crooks. They're crooks, man, and there was no customer service.  And the prices were high. They're just as bad as the dealers. So, you know, nothing in capitalism has integrity.  Eventually. What the, how's the kid? Who's that? Your cousin or your brother or your son? Oh, that's my wee brother. And that's why I didn't come on anywhere as well. I got you a little brother, Haggis, little Haggis. No, Haggis head. What's his name? Braveheart? Bravery? Braveheart, and now Braedon. Braedon. Oh, oh, Braedon? He's got a brave heart. He's nine years old, and I am 26. So it was a massive age gap, you know. Wait, how old is Braedon again? He's nine. Nine years old. Yeah. He's the porridge guy, kid, with the kill. The porridge. Yeah, he would say he was. He was porridge. He was porridge.  Yeah, it's really, I had some yesterday. It's really good. Organic sprouted.  Have you got any cinnamon? Put some cinnamon in there. I put cinnamon. I put the brown sugar from the pure sugarcane juice. They dry it. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I put a little sea salt. I put, what else? I put fruit. I put guava, tropical guava paste. From guava. That's what it's from. Nice. Yeah, I have different types of, different fruits that I use. Sometimes I'll use Chinese goji berries. Sometimes I'll do cranberries. You know, I have, I got a lot of fresh cranberries in the freezer. You know, because the season is short. Once, once the season is over, you got to wait until next October. So I have made celery soup. Celery soup. Wait, just straight up soup made with celery. Wait, cream of celery soup? Cream of celery. I never had, I've had cream of broccoli. I've had cream of mushroom. Yeah. I've had, I've never had, I have cream, a cream clam chowder, you know, lobster bisque. I got cream of asparagus. I had that one time. Never had cream of celery. I've had all of those. The ones that you mentioned, though. Cream of mushroom is pretty tasty. Cream of mushroom is my favorite. You know, cream of mushroom is by itself. I don't like it. But now, here's the thing.  I don't mind it. But just cream of mushroom is by itself. I don't mind it. I don't like it.  If she would make it inside and steamed in the pot, she would take the drippings from the pot roast and mix it either with the dried onion soup mix or cream of mushroom. And she would stir the drippings and mix it with port of cream of mushroom in there and stir, mix it with the beef drippings. Yeah, kind of like a gravy, right? Yeah, yeah. She would make like a really tasty gravy. And yeah, I remember one time. Okay, I'm not, I don't know how to put this. I'm just going to say it. So it comes out.   Yeah, a roof is a form of gravy, right? It's a type of gravy with flour. I think it's flour. Yeah, okay.  And then you got the grease from the sausage in that pan. What you do is, is you throw in some flour, maybe a little bit of water or milk, preferably milk, and you kind of mix that up and you get like a sausage gravy out of that pan. Get all that stuff up at the bottom. Oh yeah, that's tasty, that's tasty as well. Yeah, and that's a roof, that's a roof right there.  And my sister, she knows I cook, I love to cook and she had us over for breakfast. And she asked me about my opinions. She asked was like, what is this? What do you think about this? I was like, it's great. It's not bad.  I didn't say I hated it. I was just saying, I've never been a real big fan of roux. Now, you know the best roux of all is the Chinese actress, Lucy roux. Lucy roux? Yeah, Lucy roux, or Lucy roux. That was it. I was trying to say Lucy roux. In a Chinese accent. Yeah, yeah. Okay, I got it. Lucy roux. Lucy roux. What did you say? Although I see you guys have watched it. Oh, nice. But a match game. Oh, I remember match game. Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn locker. Yeah, Brooklyn, New York. I've had it. I've had it. Yeah, it's imported. Yeah, that's good. Yeah, no, it's actually not the most wonderful time for a beer. It's a, what do you call it? It's a, it's a, it's a micro-brew. It's a craft. It's a craft. Yeah, it's a craft beer. It's 5.2, 5.2. Yeah, so it's something you can have off. Yeah, a lager. It's a decent lager. I think we should fold this up a bit more. That one camera, we fold up half the glass. Let's say Wonder Bread. That lager. A Brooklyn lager with my American buddy, with my, my, my, uh, a Brooklyn lager with my American buddies. Yeah, no, they have, they have a good product line. The brewery by Duke City in Michigan, I'm very impressed with their product line. Bells, Bell's brewery. Oh, Bell's. Yeah. They have a really nice product line. And, uh, um, I think also Genesee in, from Rochester, New York, has a Scottish ale. They, they make a Scottish style ale. I've had this from Genesee before. Yeah. Genesee cream ale is their most famous. Very cheap here. Cheers. Cheers to you. Like $4.50, uh, for six, six bottles of Genesee cream ale. It's very inexpensive. That's very cheap. Yeah. He's got, I was telling him about Bell's brewery. They have a great product line. Yeah, they're new range. PC. Yeah, they do. And I know like the videos I got posted on my channel are about somewhere between a third half of them are Bell's beers. So it shows that it's quite a lot, but I've got about 220 episodes on my channel. So that's, that's about a hundred beers right there. That's actually 100 more than me because I've done 312, I think something like that. So nice. I'm going to check out a lot of your beer reviews, PC. I've not done that yet, but I'm going to what you got though. What's that, a beer review? Yeah. Yeah, I just, I just drink it now. My last, uh, Samuel Smith oatmeal stout early in my last bottle. I had it earlier on the show. It wasn't. It's good. It's, it's, I'm surprised. It's a stout, but it's 5%, a little over 5% alcohol, which I thought it would be like 9%. Well, I think very, because you get some of them that are like between five and eight percent, and then you get the bourbon age barrel beers that are like 10% and up. And I was out Sunday this morning. And one I had was 13.6%. That was a bourbon age barrel beer by Bell's beers. They're expeditions though. So good. DC, you had this one? Brikken lager? Brikken lager. No, I've never had it. Never had it. They do a variety of different beers. We do a summer ale. Oh, do they? Wow. Yeah. That's pretty good. Pretty good stuff. I'll be right out again, man.  Yeah, I'll be, I'll be, um, yeah, look at the chestnut rooster. I'll be right back. I'll be right back.  Fuck's sake, James. Wow. What's going on with the comments? Yo, what's up, Wester, mate? Yo, what's up, Bart Robison? Yo, what's up, Vincent Small? So how are you doing, BZ? Cheers to you, brrrrrr. Yeah, we have a pretty good day today.  Hey, nothing wrong with having a couple of beers and a barbecue with some banter today, man. Hey, nothing wrong with that? Oh, yeah, you've got some float coins on the grill, eh? No, yeah, the, oh, yeah, you should have seen that float coin. Oh, I'll see it, man. How about actually seeing them, yeah? No, yeah. Yeah, let's see. Yeah, give me a quick look at what's left of that float coin. Hell yeah. Oh, man, it's so good. Now, now I know how, like, with your country and how, like, what's the temperature, the internal temperature you got to cook it to in your country, but it used to be 165 here for us, and they dropped down to 145, but I generally cook mine to about 150 internally. Oh, this is what it looks like. Oh, wow, man. Damn, that was delicious.  Hell yeah.  That was tasty, dude. I know it's one of them, I know it's a drink, you know, it'd be nice to kind of get us beer reviewers together, or guys that hang out on lives together in one spot, and, you know, have somebody do, like, a couple of people do, like, a main course, like a beef loin, and all the ribs or something, then somebody can have a few people get some side dishes. Oh, rocket. Okay, then we all just kind of hang out, chit chat bullshit, what now, and drink, talking about our beers, where our stuff's cooking, man. Oh, man, that's so awesome. Yeah, that's what's awesome. Do that, like, once a year in August, because you ain't got nothing going on in August, man. There ain't no holidays, or at least here in America, there ain't no holidays in August, so that'd be a good idea, but yeah, I don't think everybody would be able to get, like, a certain spot.  Yeah, definitely. I mean, the beer community was the best and the coolest community. I mean, I've met so many friends. You included them, you're awesome. James as well, like, honestly, I appreciate everyone, and I'm thankful. Thank you, James, for allowing me on your stream as well.  I like having you on.  You all seem to be very nice people, your family, your father, yourself, you know. So, I appreciate having the fellowship, international fellowship with people from far away.  Oh, no, no, I ain't like that.   Yeah, yeah. But I know people that try to instigate trouble when they get, when they drink. Oh, yeah, I know people that do. Yeah, but not everybody, but some, some do, and they're, they're, they're very bad drugs.  Hey, Bart. Excuse me. Bart Robinson is from, um, southwestern New Jersey, near, not far from Philadelphia. He's in New Jersey, from Glasgow, my friend. He's in, he's in rural, south, southern New Jersey. Cheers to New Jersey. Bart, hope you're doing good, my friend. Hope you have a good night. Peace. Well, now, I have a question for Bart.  And even, even people with lactose intolerance can have, can have goats milk and goat's cheese with no problem or goat's yogurt or how come we don't see more goat dairy? Like the only goat, the only goat dairy farm I ever heard of was in California. I think it was called my, Mayenburg, Mayenburg farm. How come we don't see goat dairy farms in the northeast?  I love stilton. It's like blue cheese. Yeah, blue cheese. I love that stuff. But I can't have it around the house because my mom hates the smell of it. But I love this stuff. Blue cheese. But there's a French, there's a French cheese that's supposed to be even stinkier than Lindbergh, German Lindbergh, you know, no stilton. Have you guys ever had Lindbergh cheese? I have. Germany imported. Yeah.   I was about to say, I don't know about that French cheese you're talking about. That's worse than Lindbergh.  It must be good on crackers yet. You know, speaking of blue cheese and stilton, you know, I love my favorite salad dressing is chunky blue cheese. Yeah, I don't care. I don't care what kind of blue cheese. I don't care if it's stilton, French, gorgonzola, it's my favorite salad dressing. And also I had an eight ounce bacon cheeseburger with blue cheese, melted blue cheese on it. Instead of man, it was tasty as hell. It was tasty as hell. That does sound nice. See if you're making broccoli and cauliflower soup, put some blue stilton in there. It makes it so nice. Honestly. Broccoli and cauliflower in what? Broccoli and cauliflower soup and add some blue stilton in the soup. Wait, get a good block of blue stilton. Add it to broccoli and cauliflower soup. Oh, you mean like if you're going to steam vegetables like broccoli and cauliflower and you put the stilton on top and just let it melt. That must be really good. Yeah, that must be really good. I have this big stir fry pan from China, this wok of the big window with a wooden handle. And let me tell you, it's very multi-purpose. I've done so many things with it. But I do want to say I'm happy my sister is really thrilled with the stove top grill that I got her for Christmas. I got her a stove top grill that works on a gas stove. And I told her how great they are.  Just put it on low. So yeah. So here's we got an air fryer, air fryer. Air fryer, air fryer. Well, it's an air fryer too, but when they first came out, they're small. So you can only do French fries, potatoes, you can do cornichons. You can do, yeah, you can only, you can't like, I mean, you could fit chicken parts in there. It's big enough for that. Yeah, you can't put anything sizable in it. But now they're bigger. Now they're starting to make them bigger. Yeah, hot air fryers. Yeah, they're good.  I'll take the patty out of the freezer. I got, I got russet potatoes. I'll boil, I'll boil a large russet. And too bad I don't have sour cream, but I guess I'll use olive oil and what else can I use?  Olive oil is great. Yeah, I'll just talk about it at the supermarket. Wake, garlic, you get this kind of garlic oil? Yeah, I have, I have the garlic powder. I have the Himalayan pink salt. I have, I have shredded cheese for melting. I have, I can make hot dogs. Yeah, I can make tacos and because I have the corn, I have the corn tacos.  I have all the stuff downstairs from old El Paso or something like that. I got helping you. I got green helping news, red helping news. Oh, is that the company? As well. That's the company, that's the only company you can find that's Mexican, Old El Paso. Yeah, and supermarkets anyway.  It's like, it's like going to Taco Bell. Is it, is it bad then? The farm up from the road from me has goats, my local shop. Oh yeah, goat, everything is expensive. Probably because there's not a lot of goat dairies in the United States. There really is not that much. Yeah, but you know where you go to get goat cheese though? All these, they are cheap. Yeah, I know, but pricey. Yeah, it's still kind of pricey, but it's cheaper than giving it from like, say, Chevrolet, Chevrolet, Chevrolet, Chevrolet, Chevrolet, yeah, it's really good. Goat smoke is really, really good. And goat goat's cheese is even better. I wonder if the dairy union is responsible for people not goat farming. I don't know. I know the best goat, the best goats for dairy is these really big white ones from France. They're, they're white and they're big. And they got these real big others. Yeah, that's, Well, that last one, say that last better. What did they say?  And his local shop right sells goat's milk, but it's quite expensive. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, even at all these, it's pricey. Yeah, you can't, you can't come to came to say hello. Oh, but, uh, yeah, I'm getting hungry, man. Oh, on the other hand, on the other hand, I've eaten goat cooked for, oh, I've had goat many times. They, uh, Chivo is Spanish. They call it Chivo. I have a fancy restaurant in Philly, several different parts. Curry goat, I had curry goat many times. No goat. Well, it's, it's bony red meat, but it's no, it's, it's good. Actually, before the pandemic, when I used to go to this Indian restaurant around the block for lunch buffet, they had a really nice lunch buffet. And, uh, for $10, it was pretty good. They had curry goat in the lunch buffet. And what I would do is I would, I would get a bed. I would scoop a bed of basmati rice on my plate. And I would pour the curry goat meat with the gravy right on top of the basmati rice.  Yeah, the curry goat meat had the, you know, the spicy curry was in, was in the gravy. You know, all I gotta say is, what are the two things? Well, I'll say it, I'll say it, you know, it's kind of hard for us to get around because we ain't got a curve right now. But what I am getting at is, if you ever come my way, man, hey, let me know, man, it's true here in the house, man. So I'm gonna play the steak. Oh, thank you. Thank you. And I've got a couple of places to go to eat. Yeah, a couple of places are pretty top notch around here. So, oh yeah, well, we could, we could go live. And when we eat at Detroit style pizza, we could, we can, I can crop up the phone and we go on. And, you know, as there is a thing, I don't know about where you're at, but there's a thing here in Detroit. I'll talk it down. And we got two 20 hours where they're side by side. And it's American Coney Island and Lafayette 20 hours. Now, there's been like debates about like Lafayette better or American is better. Is this that third? Now, we could probably go live and have a couple of coatties at one Coney Island. And then the next day, come back, go to the other one next door and then go live again about that 40 hours. And then say, okay, well, there's ones like this and so on and so forth. And then the next day say, yeah, this was like this and so on and so forth. And then decide which one's better. Well, I used to, I used to go live. I mean, I used to record every time I went to Lafayette. Every Friday I used to go to the Royal Hibachi buffet for lunch. And it was like, you remember that? Yeah, I used to do it play by play. And man, those were the days before the pandemic. I mean, it's cheaper to get fish out of a buffet than it is to go to a seafood restaurant. I will say that. Yeah. I will say that.  You got the long serving spoons, right? The steel spoons, right? Everybody touches the handle, you know? And a lot of those people, when they go to the men's room, you know, a lot of them... They don't wash their hands. Yeah, like a lot of Middle Eastern people are going here because the owner is Turkish.  They turn on the water and they're like, like, like, like two seconds. And they walk out. I go, what the fuck? I go, you know, me, I'm very meticulous, but... Yeah, I'm not saying like I'm a doctor or a surgeon. You know, like how they've got a really deep, breather of hands.   But don't expect me to be like a surgeon or a doctor when it comes to washing my hands. You know, because they're going to take a long time because if they've got to do surgery, they're going to be doing a deep clean because they don't want to affect the... Well, I go like this. I kick up suds. I go like this. And then I go in between my fingers like that. And that's another rinse off. I mean, what else can you do?  I mean, the only thing that you do beyond that is get what is that that... I don't know what it's called, but it's like alcohol based, where it's like kills all the terms, where it's like, you know, what that is. Don't they wear gloves when they do surgery? But now they don't even touch. Now they have robotics that the doctor was telling me they got robotics. Yeah, they do. Yeah. They, the doctors operating... All as long as that robotic instrument is sterile. Hey, they're good. And as long as the robotic doesn't have a mind of its own. Get that T terminated... T terminated. Let's go robot, the father, man, song. Como arigato, Mister Robotto Tomaku, Anura song. Yeah. That one, yeah. Yeah. Mr. Roboto from a band called Styx, S-T-Y-X-N-A-E, I'm a big A.C.S. fan. Oh, I didn't know Styx did that. Another one I like is that, uh, Walla Voodoo, I'm a big A.C.S. fan. Oh, Walla Voodoo? You know Walla Voodoo, Chris? The weed singer from that band is called Stan Ridgeby, and I'm a big massive fan of him, man. Wait, I was Stan Ridgeby. Well, you know that song, uh, I'm out of Mexican radio, it was about Walla Voodoo.  Your dad? Stan Ridgeby. That's the guy, that's the weed singer from Walla Voodoo. Oh. Okay. I, um, you know, uh, yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna have to show because I'm getting 90 hungry. And, uh, I, I, I think it's time for me to partake in a little gastronomy. Uh, and, uh, but, uh, we've been on, uh, three hours, three hours. Let me see. Jordan, I'm gonna wrap, I'm gonna wrap it up, Jordan. Well, I'm gonna wrap it up. Take care. I'm gonna wrap it up. I'm hungry. I've been on for a long time. Thank you for coming. All right. Keep up guys. Good to see you, everybody. Same here. Come a bit earlier next time. Take care, everybody. Take care, guys. Have a good week. Thank you everybody. Bart Robinson, uh, Michael Hilton, Jason Cleveland, everyone. Uh, BC, Jordy, uh, everyone, uh, uh, enjoyed the decline. Um, who else? Sid, Craig Svensson, Sid. Thank you everybody.


Your Excellency Prime Minister Modi, distinguished officials, ladies and gentlemen, let me first take this opportunity on behalf of my delegation and I to thank my brother, Prime Minister Modi for inviting me and for the excellent reception that we have received and hospitality extended to us while in this beautiful city of Delhi. We have, I confirm, we have had an extensive conversation and engagement on all the issues that are of mutual significance and importance between our two countries. I have congratulated Prime Minister Modi for successfully hosting the G20 and for successfully championing the course of the African people, the 1.4 billion people in our continent that today because of Prime Minister Modi's engagement and championship, the Africa Union is now a member of the G20. I have also congratulated Prime Minister Modi for his leadership in the global south and for summoning us in the global south to the voice of the Global South Summit that I was privileged to attend virtually.


The Niger State Government has banned commercial motorcycles from appraising in Mina, adding that the ban was part of a proactive steps to protect the city and government seat from bandits. The Deputy Governor Ahmed Kesou announced this while briefing journalist a week after gunmen abducted 136 pupils from an Islamic school in Tejina. He also reiterated the state government's commitment to rescue the school children, noting that negotiations with the abductors were ongoing. According to Kesou, the negotiation was not about the payment of ransom but on how to secure the release of the pupils on hurt.


Ross Duncan and life does not get much better than this does it one of the great beaches in northern New South Wales here How about the weather this cost region is probably one of the nicest places on the East Coast Sirs great seafood and really friendly atmosphere There is a great place in town the people are great and water a spot to come for holidays But you got to remember Dean. It's not always like this It's uncompromising Addictive and often unforgiving with an adrenaline rush like no other. There is no practice no second chances It's the ultimate motorsport competition on gravel. It is rally This is the East Coast bullbars Australian rally championship coming to you from the perfect Destination in New South Wales Coffs Harbour home of Coats higher rally Australia Once a year Coffs Harbour really comes alive doesn't it. It's certainly not. You can feel the excitement in the air World Rummy Championship cars Australian Rally Championship cars Classics four-wheel drives and even side by side And they're all going to be battling it out in the hinterland not too far from the centre of town our ARC crews It's one of our endurance series. They're going to do over 300 competitive problem. It's tough competitive problem It's fantastic because this is the only sport in the world that you can compete against the world best How cool is that awesome? On the menu today will feature the fight between Scott Pedder and Brendan Reeves in points terms The pair dead heated as they come into this the fifth round It's the opportunity to show you just who is the best driver Competing in Australia and will highlight the Australian side-by-side challenge the ongoing battle between Polaris We begin today with a recap of the East Coast Bullbars ARC Scott Pedder and Brendan Reeves equal points after the pre-event Armour all power stage team Citroen still occupy third and fourth But the return this round of the War Hope Warrior looks set to end Alan Rose fifth in the championship a Mistake in the power stage could pay to the fine point advantage that Scott Pedder and Dale Moskett had Over Brendan Reeves and Rhiannon Gelsimino they come into the rally proper level pegged in points Pedder is under turn. It's just a matter of You know avoiding avoiding problems and managing risk as much as you can and I still keep in good pace because You have a good three stages You know today not not only yesterday it's setting the day up But you're also seeing the weekend up Reeves elation about winning the armour all power stage is tempered by the fact Danics the car soon after during meteorites with WRC Rally Radio Guru Colin Clark on board for the ride of his life Damage of rear beam the boys do a great job getting the car ready So now we've used our spare beam already But the cars ready to go and and we checked it out last night everything's nice and straight And it's just the car. It was yesterday morning There's another fight in the field But this one's internal leading the way in team Citroen is Adrian Coppin and Tim batten But the box issues in the power stage meant there was more bark than bite Tony Sullens and Julia Barkley grabbed the three points for second Watch this space for how the tussle pans out over the weekend as these guys are positioned within the WRC field running on the road before We're lucky enough that the Citroen DS3s meet the FA international rules that we're able to cross-entry into the WRC section So for us, it's a bit better road position But you know, it's still a big buzz I've got a lot of WRC rules at the end of the day It's really nice to run in the field with the fast guys and you get the split times and all the cool things that Everyone else gets so it's probably good And the VWs are still in the mix the war-hope warriors up and down season Definitely on the up with improved engine performance Brendon and Scott are pushing pretty hard to maintain their close to their times You've got to be on the ragged edge a bit, you know While it's a welcome return to McPatton and Bernie Webb in the Repco Polo Hopefully the only fires for them will be in their belly as they look to blaze a trail to finish this round I've always enjoyed driving the car Just having some issues with it early on in the piece and redeveloping and learning it and it's been a bit of a learning curve, unfortunately but Yeah character building to say the least Another ARC registered team returns with a car they've been threatening to all season Stephen Brent McKenzie are showcasing their brand-new Opti-Coat Fiesta And if looks count for anything the brothers from Bendigo are sure winners I really just want to get a case in the car See what it does How everything works what's going to break if something does hopefully doesn't but it's always a worry with a new car Any worries about a new car as soon to unfold as the first of three days Competition in the hills surrounding Coffs Harbour come to life in the East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship. This is Coats Hire Rally OZ You're watching the East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship being held on the New South Wales North Coast home Coats Hire Rally Australia Despite being number one ARC car Scott Pettar is not first on the road That privilege goes to the two Citrins who've joined the ranks of the WRC this weekend Running at the back of that field means they're in front of Pettar and Reeves So I'll find any road issues first And it doesn't take Tony Sullen's long This is the same spot that claimed classic Lord Murray He and Julia Barkley have plenty to talk about come end of stage The time is faster than Adrian Coppin and Tim Batten, but for good reason Scott Pettar is faster than either of the Citrins but too slow by his own standards Perhaps his spin in the power stage made him wary of all the jumps running in the dust of the WRC Man, they take some interesting lines and pull some interesting stuff out on the road But overall pretty good. We had a bit of a heavy landing over one of the big humps in there at the start But you know, I think that'll be pretty good But it isn't good enough. The Rally School Mazda bounces back with vengeance after the ordeal of media day A really good feeling in the car. Probably changing gears a little bit too early trying to limit the wheel spin But we'll crack on and see how we go. Michael Bowden beats the Citrins to be six seconds behind Scott Pettar I've been needed in that before but anyway It's good to get the first stage over and done with now we can settle in The Repco Polo splits the times of the Citrins, Mick Patton happy to be settling in Yeah, it's just about concentrating and going the three days rather than the three kilometers sort of stuff So it's all good. Good way to start and we'll keep pushing on from here Steve McKenzie's start is not good. The engine in the OptiCote Fiesta is overheating And he's forced to slow to preserve the new car But wheel time is the key issue this weekend. Still SS1 is unrespelled Raz Vlad doesn't make the finish. Keybox issues in the older model Fiesta sideline the team That's traveled across the country from WA. There's an early service With the first stage going to Reeves Scott Pettar lifts the game aiming to switch the results Bellingen is unchanged from 2013 So he and Moskut know what to expect. They complete the 11 k's a second a k quicker than last year at a massive 24 in front of the mixed car It isn't Reeves though This is not the place to be sidelined without a mechanic and Brenda knows it Something went banging sort of third gear and cut the engine.  So I think it's safe just to park here On the side and we'll have to sadly watch everyone else go past Michael Bowden and Helen Cheers take over second in stage But there's a long way to go and this is an endurance rally That was my whole strategy for the weekend because I knew Uh, the two boys out in front had really pushed hard You just don't know what can come out of anything yet The Citroens are next fastest. Sullen's the quicker of the pair, but both 30 seconds off Pettar At 25 kilometers neary is the last stage before service An easy victory for the walking shore performance rally team 35 in front of the Warho Warrior Tony Sullen suffers early in SS3, but DS3 engine not playing the game His time is down and Mick Patton slots in the fourth The second Citroen beats the Repco Polo, but Atrian Coppin is having his own dramas Coppin's frustration is at boiling point Highlighting the importance of choosing the right compound kumo Steve McKenzie's day is possibly not much better I think it's something to do with The computer telling the fan to cut out above 120 Which comes on a standard car and we're obviously averaging a fair bit above that Back at Coffs Harbour, the walking shore performance service crew is stiffening up the springs in the Renault With Brenda out for the day, Pettar has opted for changes to help tyre wear Just changing the rear springs just to try and reduce the front tyre wear as much as we can That's probably our biggest concern at the moment. We've done You know, probably 25 k's and the tyres are probably 60% worn So just trying to uh, you know, we need to bank some tyres from at some point No chance of running out of tyres for the Mazda 2 Finally retrieved and back in service Boss McRyan watches on as the team pulls the top off an otherwise Very reliable engine to reveal the damage Yeah, broken the camshaft, which even with all the experienced guys here, no one's ever seen that before Under the rules Reeves and Gels Amino can't rejoin until leg 2 So it's time to replace the head and in the little Mazda 2 that means engine out Rallying is certainly a family affair So no surprise to see McRyan's eldest son Tom Entered in his first international event From Horriban has the dubious honor of sitting alongside the P-Plate a Difficult job for any regular driver to undertake Stay on the road, mate. Don't use the bits on the edge Look, I'm not going to say that that's been in entirely stress-free But Tom has it well under control and most of that has come from obviously It's just a bit of a new relationship for me being a co-driver with Tom It's the same gap from first to second through the repeat of hides Bowdoin trails better by 11 seconds Bump left side minus Start it again Tony Sullen's fuel fix in service hasn't worked We were on it, we were on it and four times in there I had to stop Pull over on the side of the road, wait for the fuel and then start back up and Off it went again. I don't know what it is but I'm so disappointed the car is so fast through there In the bits that the people saw that they look good it will be awesome and the rest of it We just stopped sitting on the side of the road waiting to go Through the next stage though fuel is not his problem Michael Bowdoin is second through Bellingen as well But the Warhol Warrior is losing time to Pedder every kilometer But he's well in front of McPatton The other polo sneaks up into third in stage Thanks to ongoing issues at Team Citroen If Adrian Koppen thought catching his teammates' dust was bad Things only got worse in SS6 New wheel It's not gearbox It's a rock jammed between the brake caliper Wearing its way through the wheel rim But there's more in store for Koppen The left front driveshaft lets go before the end of stage and he plummets to last They say when it rains it really pours and while they'd suffered dust all day It was a downpour by night at the super special stage back in Koff's Harbour Koppen nursing the car through desperate to make service before Park for May Another clear wind to Scott Pedder and a handy overnight lead and valuable points And hopefully a brighter day tomorrow for the rest of the field These Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship Welcome back to destination New South Wales Koff's Coast in fact The region hosting Coats Higher Rally Australia The biggest use today is the rejoining of the Rally School Mazda 2 Yeah there's highs and lows in our sport but you need to keep working hard And hopefully we'll get back there today and get another 20 points on the board And keep the pressure on Scotendale Pressure is coming from all quarters The overnight rain has added another consideration These are sort of like New Zealand roads and when you have 5 or 10 mil in New Zealand The roads grip up and the top gravel goes into the ground and stays there So in theory it should be really nice Hopefully there hasn't been a huge amount of rain down that way But the roads should be nice and hard packed So hoping it shouldn't be too slippery But we'll get out there and see what we come up with Everybody's in the same boat I think the biggest trouble is going to be getting out of this service park Fortunately competitors in the side-by-side challenge swing into action And yes that is an east coast ball bar An hour south of Coffs Harbour in land from Maxfield Teams ready for their start time Our Rally expert Ross Duncan is already in stage checking out the road conditions Day two of the rally and on the very first stage The longest in fact just under 50 kilometres in length The World Rally cars are already on the stage sweeping the road surface Which will allow the ARC cars to have a smoother safer run But just up the road they turn into the forest And there's an excess of 100 lock to lock corners With steep drops on either side One small mistake there and their rally will be over No mistakes for Brendan Reeves As Rhiannon indicated they want the 20 points on offer today And winning the first stage is what they need By contrast that pressure is off Scott Peder and Dale Moskett Even coming second today will give them 17 points So they can afford to ease up But over 49 kilometres 9 seconds is hardly easing up Michael Bowden is challenged for third by Adrian Coppin And pushes hard maybe too hard The Citroen driver has his measure 12 seconds quicker than the VW Polo But like Peder Coppin discovers that tyre management in this stage Is absolutely critical I couldn't get any power down Like at one point I thought something wrong with the car So I don't know what the other guys are doing We've gone for a hard and yeah I just couldn't put the power down His team mate is down in fifth but very happy I took a bit gently for the first few corners Just because everything's changed And put another crank sensor and stuff in it last night And it's great did the whole stage without coming out So now all I need to do is work on my speed North of Nambucca lies a sleepy little hollow It's a big day in Balooville when the world rally comes to town And it's just where crews refuel before heading to the next special stage Peder is closer to Reeves Still the rally school Mazda takes the stage by three seconds This is where experience dictates Winning championship points is more important than winning stages The Walkenshaw Renault captain is in command Tom Ryan leads the non-registered two-wheel drives Through the last stage before service But it's the smallest car in the production field leading Justin Northage and his Mitsubishi Mirage Currently seventh overall We took a lot of really big hits in the rear end And we got all this underbody protection hanging off our car But thankfully she's still pushing forward She's amazing and no stopping her For Steve McKenzie his second day in the new Fiesta hasn't gone well I'm stoked to realise it with the gearbox As like the guys have spent maybe an hour just putting another bolt in Whereas we could have been here all night trying to figure out What's inside the gearbox is wrong A small window into the trials and tribulations of running a rally car But our East Coast bullbars inside this round has a twist Turns out John Mills is doing more than just keeping Kumos up to the rally cars Dean Herridge has this special ECB insight John Mills from Kumo and Dean from Devilark Tell us about the association with your company and these cute little fellas Well basically the association started about three years ago And a percentage of each of the motorsport sales in Australia Each tyre sale goes to support Devilark Which Dean can tell you about He's one of the keepers up at Devilark And he's the one who looks after these two little cuties here It's great to have you here tell us more about Devilark So Devilark's a breeding facility up at the Barrington tops Where we have around about 200 devils and this year we had 33 joeys born And without the help of John who donates money for every tyre sold We wouldn't be able to have this little program going To have them down here and all the international drivers To have a look at them and have a pat of them It's good for Devilark and it's good for the sport Putting something back into helping and endaging speeches Well done guys We'll be back with the rest of the action from day two of the East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship coming to you From Cops Harbour in New South Wales in just a few moments Welcome back Tires are playing a huge part in rallying and none more so than today In the long 49k stage How many times would you change the tyres on your car at home? You might be lucky to change a set every 24 months Well this weekend our East Coast Bullbars Australian Championship teams Will use 24 over the weekend and they're restricted to that So why is it so important to put the new tyres on And what does it mean for the drivers and the teams? Do you know as you can see with the two tyres here We have a brand new one and the used one This has just come off after doing 50km And you can see all the blocks here of a worn away as opposed to a new one These inside blocks create a lot of where we when we break And gives us a lot of feeling under the wheel Where these outside edges here as you can see It's almost nonexistent on this tyre And this one is the shoulder is there Which gives us a lot of feeling for the steering wheel Especially when we turn in as these wear away You find the car really turns to understeer And you're losing that grip Also as the middle part of the tyre goes away Acceleration goes hence a lot more wheel spin So a lot more gear changes When you go from something like this old one to a new one It's almost like a brand new car The feeling is unbelievable of course For us grip is speed in this sport That's right grip is speed and for us as a driver It's all about confidence too So when you've got the putting the power down And when you need to you know you're leaning on the tyre And the tyres working You have a lot more confidence as a driver That's right Although that may all sound a little extreme The same principles apply for your road tyres Road tyres or rally tyres Punctures are an occupational hazard Especially on the rough surfaces In the middle of the long Nambucca stage Peter is fast through the first 30km Extending his rally lead over Michael Bowden With each kilometre travelled Currently more than 3 minutes and 35 seconds The other race though is for the leg Here Reeves and Gelsimino have the upper hand By just under 13 seconds This longer stage will help their cause The two fastest cars in the field Are neck and neck by the halfway split But all that soon changes A puncture for Peter 32km in Plays right into their hands Michael Bowden is unaware of the issue up ahead And with a 2 minute gap between cars Peter and Moskut rejoin before they arrive The War Hope Warrior is half a second to K quicker Than the first pass But he is literally in their dust And he doesn't know it The Walkenshaw Renault still leads the rally By one and a half minutes Team Citroen doesn't fare well in Nambucca What? No way Turns out to be a front left damper Making the car very unpredictable I can't tell No that's right It's a good It'll be flopping around while it's crazy Six right here mate Right three over wooden bridge Narrow Sullens and Barkley fare worse With a little spectator encouragement The second Citroen is on its way But the time lost Drops them down amongst the slower WRC cars McPatten is fourth fastest across the stage The Repco Polo consolidating third place overall behind Boda Tom Ryan's first assault on this stage wasn't so good this morning Spearing off neatly between two trees into a paddock Know that because Henry Knot almost followed him in Second pass Tom might still be giving his co-driver a few scares But his time is sixth in stage One last Shire stage for the day Second run over Valor Both the Mazda and the Renault were not at their best through SS 12 Such a the dynamics at play that Heather trailing the stage Is preserving his chalky chip chances While Reeves has half an eye on a small leak in the oil cooler Ensuring he gathers as many points as he can for the day's leg win Ironically they both finish the eight kilometer stage On exactly four minutes 57.2 It's been a good day for us other than that really So the speed's been there We wore out the tires on Nambarca that second time round that's for sure So yeah that was a good day really considering But there's always things happening rallying that's part of it So we'll keep moving on For Michael Bowden it's a second day playing second fiddle First pedder and now Reeves You've got to throw a spatter in the works there somewhere It puts pressure on you a bit It makes you stand up and take notice and drive smart And driving smart is Tony Sullins After a less than ideal day on the Shire roads He claims second fastest through the short special stage back in coughs But trouble is still following The car just went straight ahead didn't turn in but no idea So the road's just gone as well Is it? Yeah Let's snap the hole back to the thing off I've got no brakes I've got nothing I'm going to say the brake caliper's there But of course you're going to have nothing for the road Yeah no it's all bad so I have no clue There's fireworks everywhere especially back in the Citroen camp as the service crew await Sullins arrival He drops out of the fastest five leg results Reeves grabs a maximum 20 points for winning the league With Coppen and Bowden separating Pedder from points for second In rally terms though Scott Pedder still holds the lead by a minute 49 over Michael Bowden with McPatton in third The two Citroens of fourth and fifth with Brendan Reeves climbing back currently in ninth There's still another day of competition left in the East Coast Bluebars ARC All that action coming up later in the program But next is the Australian side by side challenge Polaris versus Can Am as Cody Crocker and Michael Guest Go head to head once again It's Coast the perfect place for fun in the sun And what better way to do that than on a Polaris Razor or a Can Am Maverick It might have been considered a little unorthodox But it's been a successful addition to the East Coast Bluebars Australian rally championship over the last three seasons And attracted some five profile rally drivers in Cody Crocker And Michael Guest to showcase their respected models There's another high level Australian driver here this weekend for Rally Oz Chris Atkinson is flying the flag for Hyundai But also as ambassador for Coats Hire and their work in the Cofts region Community event rally Australia here in the Cofts Coast And obviously with Coats Hire support and the Humpty Dumpty Foundation It's great to be back here at the hospital And be able to give something back to the community Coats Hire and the Humpty Dumpty Foundation donated a special monitor Designed to measure a child's vital signs Especially in post op patients where monitoring is most critical They've donated this piece of equipment to our pediatric unit And it is a wonderful piece of equipment, we'll use it all the time While Atko's weekend was otherwise heavily involved with Hyundai For Cody Crocker and Michael Guest theirs was fighting it out in the Australian side by side challenge Team Polaris grabbed the early advantage 11 kilometers over Hydes Creek set the pattern for the weekend Crocker with a massive margin over his competition in the Razor 1000 Michael Guest was best of the rest The Can-Am Mavericks second and third quickest Nathan Shivers was just six behind the factory driver And both had the measure of another Razor There's no excuses And last year the Maverick was a weapon of a car And where we didn't have any sort of little dramas We won E last year We were the fastest in Victoria And it's a bit of a slap in the face to come back down and becoming second It was fantastic to see Nathan Shivers win in South Australia So so far it's been a Polaris victory in WA Can-Am victory in South Australia And Koss Harbors in the balance But unfortunately it's looking like the red team might get it Phil Swindale in another red machine Was standing in for regular driver Ian Hughes Who was otherwise occupied this weekend So the ARB Tamworth boss was stepping up to the plate Filling in He didn't do too bad either Third through Bellingen After Shivers punctured and broke a CV joint A couple of little problems out there First one was the drive shaft going And then I got it fixed into the next stage And got a flat And had to drive the second stage on a flat I still got the two stages tonight And we'll give them a shot But the Polaris relief drivers showed good form Second to Crocker in the first super special stage And going one better on the final stage Beating the factory outfit by 0.2 of a second It was a daunting prospect Entering this high profile round for rookie Andrew Taylor And the longer stage of the event Nambaka proved too much for his Polaris 900 I started breaking down at the top of the hill there And popping and cracking And we thought it could have been the belt going But anyway He was right, that's motor sport in it Michael Guess closed the Maverick To within half a second decay of the Razor Across both morning stages And the Polaris pilot banked A valuable buffer of 34 seconds for the day For Crocker the midsection of Nambaka Loathed by the rally teams Was made to order for side by sides That's our territory up the hill It's all really sort of jumpy jumpy sort of stuff Short jumps and little crests and that sort of stuff And lots of trees really close to the road Which I guess doesn't really worry us But we're pretty narrow So we can get through all that sort of stuff pretty well And the whole stage is a blast It wasn't all bad news for Guess though An overnight media release About the new Can-Am lineup had him excited Can-Am and the Maverick for at least a new model For 2015 which is exciting And it's turbocharged So yeah yeah I'm pretty happy about that The seesaw battle in the side by side challenge Looks set to continue By the end of leg two Phil Swindale had finally elaborated on Just why he was behind the wheel this event And not Hughes He's got his bunch party on this weekend And when he gets married next weekend So he wasn't allowed to race So he decided he'd still come over here with all his mates And he was last sighted wearing a 2-2 And dirty dancing with Cody Crocker last night At the Maui Maui The friendly rivalry had continued in stage today Although Swindale was adamant The change in crew comms was unplanned We've lost our communications It's all hand signals at the moment So we're a little bit slower today Crocker did beat Swindale at the super special stages But Nathan Shivers took pole And not of the fastest time variety Andrew Taylor was back in the mix for their final leg Appreciative of the support from his competition Yeah them guys are just in a league of their own So yeah they've been really helpful too Greg and Cody, any tips and helpful little things With our co-driver Justin And the first time I've done pace notes No smiles on the faces of Les Shivers And Peter Harris through Shipmans The side-by-sides might have the advantage In the tight forest stages The creek crossings did highlight a watery shortcoming Worse was to come The second anglo-moyle maverick got caught In the soft sand And the older Shivers was sidelined As I accelerated She just accelerated sideways Instead of forward And took the embankment So it's all down to the driver The jumps in Bucca had guest flying on the limit Nathan Shivers was also pushing his maverick But the result was more serious By the repeat of Shipmans He and Adam Tillett lined up without rear wheel drive Their weekend couldn't have got any worse Or so they thought A clean sweep for Crocker and Greg Filetta With guest and David Breen second And a jubilant Phil Swindale and David Piper in third Polaris one, Kanan two Polaris three, Kanan four The battle will continue in the final round Of the Australian side-by-side challenge And the final leg of the East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship We've made out right after the break The sun rises on the Coffs Coast For the final day of Coats Hire Rounding Australia With the exception of Friday night The weather has been kind to East Coast Bullbars ARC But it's not the weather putting pressure on teams Day three and the start of leg three Now there's no easing in the pressure for cruise today They have over 100 kilometres of competitive stages On rough porous roads like this one Day one was taken out by Scott Petter To come and meet the challenge It was Brendan Reeves who took out day two So this one is the decider But this is known as an endurance event In the Australian Rally Championship So there are bonus points on offer For the fastest team over the three days And at the present moment The fast man is Scott Petter I know Brendan is going to be going fast He needs to win today He needs to continue what he did yesterday For us it's just to sort of continue at the same pace Keep some pressure on Not letting him get too far ahead And you know if the car feels good we'll push on The way the points work ARC It's very important to finish today And the bonus is the 40 points is up So 120 for the heat win So you look you know You really need to make sure that's not valuable Finishing them is getting a heat win for example Coppen is four through the first stage of the day Shipmans finishing will be his priority To maximise the championship points After a less than satisfactory day two His team mate is clear on his objective I think we might just try and make some amends today Just go out and rally like we're supposed to do Fast as I can go today to see what happens And what happens is his third fastest Through Shipmans trailing Petter and Reeves Steve McKenzie isn't in this rally for points The Opti-Coat from yesterday is slightly under the required weight Which means he's not in the running for points Not only for a championship we just want to get some Good stages under our boat which we haven't been able to do so far The McKenzie brothers bank a fifth in stage They're two places ahead of Nick Patton But he has a solid hold on second for the weekend Testimony to consistent driving and minimal risk Adrian Coppen can't beat Team Repco But equally Patton and Bernie Webb can't catch Petter Reeves must win today to maintain any chance of winning the championship Petter can afford to back off and preserve his points lead But Michael Bowden is less than two minutes behind in the race for the rally And as we've seen a flat tyre can change everything in an instant It does change in an instant but not through a tyre The engine oil cooler decided enough was enough Just two Ks into the shipment stage Got wrenching because we had a fairly comfortable spot And we were just going to try and maintain that today But this is one of the lows of the sport And I don't know what I'm going to do now I'm starting to get a bit over it actually It's home time too for junior Tom Ryan One of the engines bad, that's a gear So I was kind of have a good day today But unfortunately just over a bit of a jump in third gear On the landing a bit hard and I was a little bit on the gas Just kept the nose off the ground and back up where we feel Made the decision to put it back on the trailer and head home Petter's start to the legs saw a 19 second lead over Reeves And his hot pace continued through the next stage Bucker, but electrical gremlins creep in And the Walk and Shore Renault lands heavily off a jump mid stage That breaks an engine mount From inside the cabin though, it seems like a different problem Things might be starting to unravel for the championship leading car On hard compound tyres, Brendan Reeves surprises himself I thought I'd be disadvantaged because I had the hards on It's actually really slippery in there We needed the mediums, even under brakes it's pretty slippery But that's good if we pulled a lot out of Scott in that short one And for a guy not interested in points Steve McKenzie is certainly bagging some good times Full fastest, making the most of testing his Opticote Fiesta McKenzie leads both Citrins through this stage Tony Solland's best, a second decay quicker than Coppin Who made the wrong decision to continue on the worn tyres from Shipmans By using the only good new spare, Coppin does regain some ground through wedding bells Finishing three in front of the other Citroen But it's not enough to beat McKenzie Who finishes second in stage to Reeves Scott Pedder drops out of the top results But now without Michael Bowden to challenge for the event lead The pressure is reduced Now though, with a mechanical issue And an electrical drama exacerbated with a good dose of water Ian Moskot nursed the Renault out of stage and back to service But only just We arrived with about 11 volts and then obviously just sitting there The fans would have been on and all that sort of stuff They lost heaps, you know, the full volt every minute So I turned it off With the spark back in the Renault and the engine none repaired Scott Pedder of old returns Blasting through one of his favourite stages to another victory This time by 10 seconds and shipped it Reeves effort to stay in front takes its toll on the rally school kumos The lucky charm is hardly sitting still today Just prior to the repeat of Bucca Pedder's electrical gremlin reappears But then luckily for them, the stage is cancelled due to a crash in the WRC And teams transport through to the start of the final stage of the rally Travelling amongst the international field The Citroens are first ARC cars to cross the line Adrian Coppin has somehow managed to overcome a weekend of ups and downs to make the finish The most critical factor in amassing points at an endurance round Tony Sullen's weekend has been up and down as well But he saves the biggest moment to last Remarkably he and Julia Barkley drag the wrecked DS3 Through the last half of wedding bells to post a finish There's only a really soft roll but far out gutted for that not here Try and probably try a bit too hard but you know For a bloke who's gutted I can't believe that's small on your face But rallying still mate, gotta be having fun even if you're upside down Scott Pedder and Dale Moskets luck with the cancelled Bucca stage might have just made their rally The Renault limps through the final stage unable to rev past 4000 rpm That's a touch more than half throttle So any more special stages and their rally win might just have been in jeopardy We lost a minute and a half in that last one so we might lose a couple of points for the day But anyway we won the rally which is good For Brendan Reeves and Rhiannon Jelsson you know They've done everything they could to recover from the league one disaster Breaking a camshaft A leg win in two and again today means they get at least 40 points But still good signs and good work while they team to get the car back out there and get it to finish both legs with two leg wins So that's 40 points for that so there's plenty of positive still in it and it's going to be fired on for rally Victoria Again Adrian Coppin is second for the leg but his teammate is very lucky to be in the fastest five after stumbling at the post McPatten rounds out the fastest five in what's been a stellar and consistent weekend for Kim Plenty of contenders for the Cuomo spirit of the rally award which in the end goes to Steve McKenzie It's been a good haul of points for Scott Petter this weekend The formula of legs and overall sees him with 89 Adrian Coppin is second on 76 points while McPatten's gained 70 Salvaging 67 points is a fine effort from Brendan Reeves considering his engine issues and Tony Sullins will be thankful for 63 after his weekend There's a big gap now to Brendan Reeves but post scrutiny issues concerning McPatten's car might give him another four points and that four points is something he would be very grateful for coming into the final round That's it from the cost coast Coats higher rally Australia look forward to your company When the teams regroup south of the border for one final battle We hope you can join us there In the meantime as always for more information check out rally.com.au I'm Greg Rust. 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Oh, hello, Captain Logan. I'm taking a course in detecting, and I just. Joe, what? You heard him, Logan. Heather Bird's going to give us a hand detecting. Oh, well, it's not bad enough, Casey, to have you on my neck everywhere I go. No, Logan, you know you love it. It's not bad enough to have Miss Williams trailing me around. Why, Captain Logan, how can you be so un-gill-aunt? That's not enough. Now, now I have to have this, this, this. No, no, no, no, no, wait a minute, look, just a minute. Come over here, pal, just a minute. I want to talk to you. Casey, I won't have any. Now, Logan, you listen to me. I've done some favors for you. You have none. I have, and you know it. I'll keep on working with you and doing my darnedness to cooperate. What is this, Casey, an inaugural address? I'm just asking a favor of you. Don't hurt Ethel Bird's feelings or so. Help me, I'll scuff up every footprint I can find and wipe off every fingerprint inside. You wouldn't. No, I know, I wouldn't. But you wouldn't hurt Ethel Bird's feelings either, now, would you, pal?   Now, all right, let Ethel Bird go to work. My tech men have finished anyway. Yeah, I know, look, okay. Would you find out who the dead guy is yet, Ethel Bird? Yeah, how about it, Ethel Bird? Well, it's this way. I've checked the disease for laundry marks, physical characteristics, signs of recent struggle, and other highly-indicative points. Yes? But I didn't find out who he was. I see. Okay, boys, cover him up. You know, however, at the state of the cranial section, it has obviously been shattered by a projectin' blow, which, for reasons not yet apparent, eh, hey. Hey, what? Yeah, I know this guy. His name's Dave Wilson. What's up, Logan? Boys here, headquarters having the information?  But I already told you that three hours ago. Quiet, Ethel Bird. That's official, Logan. His brother just identified him over at the morgue. And it's official. Well, I don't know Dave Wilson when I see him. I'd better get in touch with Annie. Don't bother. She got the story by phone from Flanagan. I've known Dave Wilson for five years. Ethel Bird, you can go now. But we're very grateful to you for identifying Wilson, but we're busy. Go home. Goodbye. But Captain Logan, I gotta stay on the case. I've been studying up on how to be a detective. And I think sometimes you employ archaic methods and proceed from false hypotheses. Casey, get rid of that guy. Get him out of here. You're nothing, nothing. Ethel Bird, if you want to sit here and listen, you'll have to be very quiet. All right, Casey. But I did tell him three hours ago was Dave Wilson. What about Wilson's record, Logan? Yeah, he hasn't got one. Another thing. Not even a parking ticket. No, Dave Wilson. Ethel Bird. He's a very nice guy. Look, Logan, let's get down to brass tacks. What have we got to go on?  It has all the signs. All the signs except a corpse with a police record. As far as we know, this Wilson was a perfectly low abiding citizen. Well, as far as we know, sure. Dave Wilson was no criminal. Ethel Bird, be quiet. Dave Wilson wouldn't have got bumped off and no gang killing? How do you know? Because Dave Wilson was no crook. He was a very nice guy.  You don't know anything about Dave Wilson. I know he was a very nice guy. He used to come around the Blue Note almost every week to make a collection. Collection? Sure. That was Dave's business. He took bets on the numbers. He what?  Holy jumping, Jupiter. Why didn't you say so before? That's the answer. Thank you, and how, Logan? Yeah, you bet. Who's the top dog in the numbers right now? Bugs Benson. And he's been trying to pressure all the little guys out of the business. Looks like he pressured Dave Wilson out of it. And it looks like we've got him. And we'll just pick up bugs. And he'd better have a darn good alibi or else. Yeah, say, Ethel Bird, that's the second time today you've come up with the right answer. If you're not careful, you'll turn out to be a success. Hello, Ethel Bird. How's our private eye this evening? Oh, hello, Miss Swims. I was just reading a paper. You were, huh? What page? Well, uh, don't tell me, let me guess. Page two, column four. Caption under photograph quote. Ethel Bird bartender at the Blue Note Cafe, who yesterday proved valuable, allied to the police by identifying the body of David Wilson Petty Racketeer. Unquote. Yeah, that's it. It was awful nice of you and Casey to put my picture in the paper, Miss Williams.  No. I don't know. Sometimes Casey's lighten ain't so good. You know, Miss Williams, I think he ought to stick to detect him. I think he ought to stick to photography. What do you mean? He's been following Logan's men around all day trying to find Mugs Benson. Any luck? No. Miss Williams, it pains me to say this, but the reason nobody can't find Mugs Benson is that they ain't looking in the right place. Ethel Bird, they've looked everywhere. Not the right place. It just so happens that I happen to have here with me chapter four of my detective course wherein it is printed. And I quote, quote, the criminal always returns to the scene of the crime, unquote. Ethel Bird, criminals do not return to the scene of the crime anymore. Miss Williams, it's what it says right here in print. You can't believe everything you read, Ethel Bird. That's a fine thing for you to say, Miss Williams, a reporter. Who should know better? As soon as Joe comes in to relieve me at the bar, I'll drive you out to the scene of the crime. What for? To prove the criminal will be there. Oh. Ethel Bird, you can't just drive to the scene of the crime and conveniently find a criminal waiting there for you. You'll see, Miss Williams. You'll see when we arrive at the scene of the crime, there will be a shadowy figure creeping about in the moonlight searching for telltale clues to remove. Ethel Bird, this is the most ridiculous. Honestly, if Casey ever finds out I came out here. Miss Williams. What? Look over there in the heavens. A shadowy figure creeping about in the moonlight. What's he doing there? Searching for telltale clues to remove. You mean you think it's Mugs Benson? Why not? Like the lesson said, a criminal always returns to the scene of the crime. Did the lesson tell you what to do with the criminal when you found him? Well, in such cases, the approved solution is to detain a fugitive until such time as such help as can be obtained is obtained. I see. Well, do you think you could detain while I obtain? Do you think you can slug that man and sit on him while I go for help? Gee, I don't know. No. Only Casey were here. What would Casey do? He'd creep up behind Benson and slug him. OK. Hethelbert, what are you going to do? Creep up behind Benson and slug him. Oh, Hethelbert, be careful. Please, remember, it's a murderer. I'll remember. OK, you. I got him. I got him, Miss Williams. I got him. Wonderful, Hethelbert. Can you keep him there while I go and get help? Sure, he's out cold.  Well, if he's unconscious, let's take a look at him. OK. Guys, won't Casey be proud of us, Miss Williams? He certainly will. Have you got a match? Yeah, sure. Oh, fine. I can't wait to see Casey's face. Hethelbert. What is it, Miss Williams? Hethelbert, you said you couldn't wait to see Casey's face. Yeah, that's right. Well, then take a good look. This isn't Mugs Benson, Hethelbert. The man you just slugged is Casey. Huh? Hi, Hethelbert. Say, what's this I hear about your turning detective? I had a dash right over and find out about it. Oh, it was nothing, Mr. Cullen. I just happened to know that Dave Wilson. Well, now that you're famous, I suppose you're going on with this new profession of yours, huh? Yeah, I guess it's going to be really easy for me to be a detective, especially when I get some more lessons. Yeah. But I'd like to go around with Casey all I can for practice, you know? And of course, I like helping him out. I'll help you get some practice, Hethelbert. How about it? Well, Mr. Cullen. All right, now I'll give you three clues. And by your superpower of deduction, see if you can tell me what I'm talking about, all right? One, it's a home permanent that's used by more women than all other cold waves combined. Maybe you mean. Two, it's the wave that gives that natural look. Oh, that is. It's the home wave that's guaranteed to last as long as the most expensive beauty shop wave. Well, give me a chance. Hethelbert, I know right what you're going to say. Tony home permanent. 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What are you laughing at, Logan? You, Hawkshaw. That sure is a beautiful shiner. Who didn't thought Ethelbert pegged such a wallop? Just wait till I get my hands on that bird brain. Now, Casey, you leave Ethelbert alone. He didn't mean any harm. What was the idea going out to the merger spot, anyhow, Casey? Logan, occasionally, evidence is found at the scene of the crime. It has happened. And my boys went over to the place? And occasionally your boys missed things. That has happened, too. Well, here's something they didn't miss. All right, Flanagan, send them in. Send who in? Muggs Benson. My boys picked him up a half hour ago. They did? Yep. Here's it. Oh, hello, Muggs. Greetings, Captain. Sit down. Thanks. I hear you've been looking for me. That's putting it mildly, Muggs. I also hear you got a notion that I bumped off Dave Wilson. Right again.  You're wrong. Pretty sure of yourself, huh, Muggs? All right, Casey. Yeah, I'm pretty sure myself. Yeah? All right, let's have it. What's your alibi this time? Well, according to the time Sergeant Flanagan tells me the killing took place, I happened to be at a basketball game at the Armory. And you approve that? Sure, I can prove it. I was sitting right next to Judge Sibley. Have a cigar, Captain. All right, Muggs. Judge Sibley corroborates your story. You can go now. Thanks, Captain. But don't go too far. Why should I? So long, oil. So Muggs didn't have a thing to do with this killing, Logan. Now call me in the morning if you need any help. Call you. I happened to have a police department at my disposal. Doing great, too, isn't it? Call me in the morning. Oh! Ethelbert, what? Casey, when you opened that door, you got me right in the eye. That makes us even. What was your eye doing there anyhow? I was looking through the keyhole at Muggs Benson. Casey, he ain't the criminal type. The criminal type has got broad, flat features, small eyes, jut and chin.  What? Look, suppose you just go back to the Blue No Cap. Oh, Joe's over there relieving me. I've got to stay on this case. Sorry, Ethelbert, but I'm afraid there isn't any case. A guy got killed, wasn't he? Yeah, we haven't got a case against anyone. And we've got to make one. Justice has got a triumph. Well, it doesn't have to triumph tonight. I'm going home. Oh, no, you're not. Burke wants a story and some pictures of the bereaved family. We've got to take a run over there. Well, I'll go with you. Like it says in lesson two. Huh? Lesson two. The answer to a perplexing problem is often to be found in the daily trivia of the personages involved therein. Come on, what are we waiting for? I'm sorry my mother isn't in, Mr. Casey, but she's awfully upset about Dave's accident. And I don't think she ought to talk to the newspapers anyhow. I see. Well, Mr. Wilson. Buddy. My name's Buddy Wilson. Well, Buddy, I'd like to get a few shots of the house and of you. And Miss Williams here would like a few facts. Well, gee, sure. I'll wait in the next room, Casey. Yeah, sure, Ethelbert. We won't be long. All right, now your name is Buddy Wilson. That's right. And the murdered man was your brother. How about looking over here for a minute, Buddy? That's it. Hold it. Thank you. Your older brother, Buddy? Yes. Dave was 30, but I'm older than I look. How old? 21. You have no idea who might have killed your brother, Buddy. No, ma'am. I didn't know much about Dave at all, except that he gave mom a lot of worry. I just tried to keep her from knowing too much about his kind of work. Well, OK, that does it for me. How about you, Annie? I've got what I want. Ethelbert, you call me, Casey? Yeah, we're ready to go now. Just pack up these film holders. Just a minute. Mr. Wilson, would you turn around our way for a minute? Well, sure. Uh-huh. Now the other profile, please. Ethelbert, what the? Uh-huh. OK, Casey, I'm ready to go. What in the name of heaven was the idea of that last rigmarole about Buddy Wilson's profile? Casey, Miss Williams, that man is the murderer. I can tell. What do you mean, you can tell? Criminal type, written all over his face. I was studying his contours. That blue-eyed, blonde-haired little cherub? Ethelbert, he's got a baby face. So had baby face Nelson. That man is a killer, Miss Williams, and I got the proof of it on this box. Ethelbert, where'd you get that cigarette box? From Buddy Wilson's house. I swiped it.  You could be arrested for stealing that. Casey, don't touch. I'm going to take it back as soon as I look for fingerprints. Well, what good are fingerprints? We don't have any of the murderer to compare these with. This box is going to be lousy with Buddy Wilson's fingerprint. Well, of course it is. It's his cigarette box. Why wouldn't it have his prints on it? Casey, you're just Bill Lytland on account of you didn't think of it yourself. Oh, Ethelbert. All right, all right. But if I was you, I'd investigate Buddy Wilson right away. Well, I'm certainly not going to. All right, let a criminal escape. Ignore justice. I'm not ignoring justice. Might as well just open the jail doors. Might as well give everybody a gun. It has nothing to do with it.  You can't even. All right, all right. All right. I'll investigate Buddy Wilson. But for one reason only, understand? What's that? To keep you quiet. Outcafe, Ethelbert speaking. Hello, Ethelbert. This is Casey. I just wanted to tell you that I've been checking Buddy Wilson's record. Yeah? Yeah, I'll read you what I have. Buddy Wilson, criminal offenses, none. Arrests, none. Occupation, salesman. General remarks, graduated high school with honors, class valedictorian, sings in church choir, soul support of aging widowed mother. Well, how's that for a record, Ethelbert? It's fine, Casey. Just fine. We all make mistakes sometimes, Ethelbert. Well, you'd better return that cigarette box you swiped from Wilson. Yeah, sure. You find any fingerprints on it? Sure. Who's?  Oh, now let's see. Where were I? The study of ballistics is extremely complicated. Excuse me. Particular phase of the detection is? Excuse me. Oh, I didn't hear you come in, sir. Well, hey, you're Buddy Wilson. That's right. Well, no, Buddy Wilson. What can I do for you? I'd like my cigarette box, please. Oh, sure. I was planned to take it back to you tomorrow, but now that you're here.  May I have it, please? Sure, I got it right here. Your cigarettes are all still in it. I couldn't get the box open. It's a trick Chinese box. You have to know the right combination to get it open. I guess you have to know just where to press. It's a pretty box. Here you are. Oh, I'm sorry. I dropped it. I didn't break money.  There was money in it. That's right. $10,000. I didn't know that. Honest, I wasn't trying to swipe no money. I only took the box because, well, because I figured you was the man who murdered your brother. I was. That's how I got the $10,000. Yeah, I figured there might have been some reason why you might have done it. I'm studying up on how to be a detective and how to. Oh, my god. Oh, my gosh, you. You killed him. You're the killer.  But now, come with me.  Casey, you speaking? Oh, hello, Herman. What? He did. Out of the blue note? What did the guy look like? I see. OK, Herman, thanks. Thanks very much. Look, Logan, I don't know who he was. I don't know at all. But Herman said, you heard me know the piano player at the blue note. He said he'd never seen the guy before. The description sounded like Buddy Wilson. And Herman said it looked as though he forced Ethelbert to leave at the point of a gun. Well, I still don't see why we're driving out here. Because if Buddy Wilson is the one who picked up Ethelbert, it's my guess that he took him to the same spot he took his brother for the same purpose. Now, the murder spot's right around this bend. All right. Pull up beside the road now and be quiet. Get your gun ready. What for? Just get your gun ready. I don't see anybody. Let's move up this way. Just beyond that fir tree. Oh, I see. That's Buddy Wilson, all right. He's got a gun on Ethelbert. Logan, don't miss. Hurry, but don't miss. Ethelbert, are you all right? Hello, Casey. Hello, Captain Logan. Hey, Logan. Logan, quick. Get some water. Ethelbert just fainted. Soft water, shampoos. Tony, cream, shampoo, in the hardest water. Tony, shampoo. Yes, even in the hardest water, Tony, cream, shampoo, gives soft water, shampooing that rinses away dandruff instantly. Leaves hair so soft, so smooth, so shining clean.  Get the handy tube or a jar. Tony, cream, shampoo. It's for you. Ethelbert, you're wonderful. I am? You're right. I don't know. I had to get my life saved. Oh, no, no, no. Saved your own life. I did? Certainly. You taught me that a criminal always returns to the scene of the crime, and that's what saved you. Hey, that's right. Say, tell me, Ethelbert, why did Buddy kill his brother? One of the two most commonest motives there is, money. The money that was in the cigarette box? You deduced correctly. Buddy had to hide that money fast. The night we went to interview him, and the first place he seen turned out to be said cigarette box, which I swiped. Remarkable, Ethelbert, remarkable. But Casey, you'll have to get along without me. Why, why, Ethelbert, what do you mean? I've decided to drop my detective course in favor of something more refined. Refined, what? They're going to give me credit toward my diploma for those detective lessons I took. So I switched over to how to identify well-known wildflowers. Here's lesson one right here. Crime photographer starring Stott's Cotsworth as Casey is directed by John Deets. Tonight's story, written by Harry Ingram, and is based on the fictional character of flash gun Casey created by George Harmon Cox. Original music by Archie Blyer, and the program features Miss Jan Minor as Anne, and John Gibson as Ethelbert. 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All right everybody day three just back from lunch Everyone's excited full looking forward to dinner tonight for all you attendees. Sorry everyone out there.  We have a great treat for you guys here speaking on the three Pillars of seductive success Australia's number one attraction coach James Marshall Good afternoon gentlemen. How are we all?  That's very good. One thing I've noticed is that anywhere that was colonized by the British Empire Tends to have issues with picking up girls Have you noticed that there's very little in the way of Seduction coaching going on in France and Spain and Portugal and Brazil There's there's a reason why we're not going to set up business over there Because we would be having way too much fun and be out of business real quick I'll give you an example this I was dating a a French model for some time and she had to go back to France to attend to some team and She was calling me from a public phone box We were chatting away and then I hear this scuffling noise This is and then there's a man's voice. I don't know horse at me And I hear speaking And I'm like what the fuck's going on and she said oh, it's it's okay A man just pushed his way into the cubicle and said you have a charming I would like to take you out on dinner and I was just there like he did what? and This is when I was like a professional pickup coach and I was thinking I was pretty cool But I've never done that as anyone else pushed their way into a phone box to ask a girl out on a date That's pretty fucking alpha But what you'll notice is the guys there have to work a way harder because the girls used to That's why a French guys clean up when they come to places like this.    We have one seduction technique Now I do not necessarily endorse this technique because it's ugly, but it works.  It's it's ugly. It's it's brutal, but it works Whereas the polite gentleman who goes up and has a pleasant chat about topics and interests and so on Goes basically nowhere For a number of reasons which we'll get into Now when I'm teaching what is what is called natural seduction? Okay, so now I definitely was not always natural at this and this is something a lot of guys think when they meet me because I'm very Confident I'm charismatic. I know how to look people in the eye and fuck them in the brain with my eye contact That I was always that way, but I definitely wasn't I'm self-taught natural and the and I've hung out with a lot of guys who are way better than me when it comes to picking up girls You know, I'm voted Australia's best dating coach and best natural Using a an election process that's similar to an African election, I guess Not necessarily indicative of the actual realities But I'm definitely the best dating coach when it comes to natural game Because the difference between me and some of my friends is that they don't know how or why it works And so they'll say things like what was one beautiful quote Man fuck whole that was that was like the entire Description of of the the method and for a natural that's that's all it is It's because anything else that doesn't go without reality doesn't exist and anyone who doesn't understand that it's it seems very very Confusing, but I went through a very long and arduous process to get to the point where what I do is freeform and natural But because I was able to go through that entire process I understand the stages that all you guys are at and will be at in the future, which is the advantage in my my teaching So let me tell you a little bit about the genesis of me as a great ladies man Was anyone he bullied at school?  Oh And look at him now. We all want to talk to him okay, I was I was savagely bullied at school because I Was quite good at music classical music as a young man, and I went to a very sporty school and my mother read a book called the right instrument for your child and It was based on you know your physique and your temperament and and then they would choose an instrument for you And this would be the right one for you apparently due to the fact that I was waif-like and nervous the flute Was the right instrument for her child Which as you all know is one of the sexiest and manliest instruments available and So I studied the flute and I became quite good at it and as a result I got beaten up a lot at school Because I didn't fucking like that because that's a poof there's instrument and instruments in general poof there's a bit definitely the flute one is a poof instrument and so I Went home to my mother and you know I was crying because you know with my flute bent and and bruised and so on Like the guys beat me up, but she's like you know what you should just hit them back I'm like all right. I'm gonna do that. So the the next afternoon or the next time a group of large savage Australian kids came at me I went To one of them and then they beat me up a lot harder and So it didn't really work But what I did do then is I did seek out martial arts teachers I decided that originally I got into it because I wanted to learn how to not get beat up so much because this knows if It ever gets broken he's gonna ruin my beautiful face and I kind of afford that because then I'd have to rely on my charm and So I started doing martial arts at a young age and this along with music became my obsession and I was lucky enough to find some very very traditional Shaolin kung-fu teachers in in Australia believe it or not and Decided to follow that and see where it would lead me Now I'm gonna be talking a little bit later about lifestyle design because I think that's an area that tends to get neglected in this field and It's one of the best ways to get laid to have awesome experiences to create opportunities in your life It's to engineer a lifestyle that is attractive because then it becomes a machine for drawing people into you It's not the only thing that you have to do you have to you do need to know how to be able to go out there Meet strangers on the street or wherever it is and draw them into your life But if you don't have an amazing life to draw them into if they're I hate to say this word high value If they're women with high self-esteem that lots of people want to be around then they want to be around guys who've got something going on Yeah so many years later, I I went to China to study Chinese medicine and If you want to if you want to study at Shaolin temple if you want to study kung-fu there You you can't just rock up.  Where are you going? She's like, yeah, sure Hey true, all right, I'll just make up Chinese words All right, she said where are you going and I said I'm going to the mountain and she said no No, don't come and stay at my place and then she and then when we were halfway there Then she like said it's gonna be very expensive, which is you know good Chinese businesswoman and Asked me what asking me what I do.  There had been some misunderstanding She thought that I knew someone that I well that I did know but that I was higher up than I was He asked who I was he looked me dead in the eyes And I said actually I'm nobody and he said what do you want? 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