Hey everybody it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft, thank you for watching my tutorial today. I'm going to be showing you how to make this really sweet, it's a Christmas card, so it's about the fourth Christmas card I think I've made now, but this is using supplies from the latest Kits 12 from Paid Craft Society, so it's the Daisy May kit and it's just so adorable, all the stamped images. So I made this one during my latest at Facebook Live and it was just really nice to kind of spend a couple of hours just coloring and chatting to everybody, but I thought I would put it into a YouTube video and obviously it'd be much much quicker. So what I've got here is this kind of little flap, I just wanted to do something different with the letterbox here, so I've turned it into this kind of little flap and then you open it up and you have all that space inside which I've decorated as well to write your message. I have added berries and some glossy accents here which I didn't do during the live and I've also built up more of a cluster here with some more of the sprigs, I added the holly, I've added that onto the top of the letterbox there as well and obviously all the new bedrocks and everything are dry now as well, so you can see all of that dimension and there's some fake snow as well which also comes in the kit.  Okay so all you're going to need is two, I've got these two pre-made six by six card blanks, so whatever size card you want you just want two of that size and basically I'm going to stick this one over that one that will close and then this is what I'm going to partially die cut my piece on. Okay so with this one here you want to flip it over and you're going to work within the left hand square rectangle like I said whatever size you're doing it's entirely up to you. So this is the kit, there are also the words, it comes in a big box you get colour pencils as ribbons as all sorts in it but I just try and condense as much as I can down into this envelope so I've already taken bits and pieces out because I've been using them, there's tons of papers there which I need to be using as well that's how the kit looks but I'm going to be using the die festival, so these are all the die so I want the letterbox die and I want to sit it so that the bottom cut line is going to catch on the bottom of the card and I want this to go as close to the score line here as possible because it needs to stay partially connected which you can see on that one there okay so just going to grab a little bit of my tape so whatever die you've got you might have an edge die that you just cut all the way down here because this is all going to cut away so you know it's entirely up to you what you do here bring that in as close as I can pop some tape on I'm just going to run that through my machine okay so what you want to do is lay it on your plate and because you only want to partially die cut some of that die what we want pull this out here so I just whatever's between my cutting plates is what will cut now the bottom is off the card so that bottom cut line is hanging off the bottom here anyway but I want to make sure this all here come up a bit higher all of this side stays attached so I'm going to bring this up my plates right up as to that just before this cut line here all of this will cut but that won't so just always remember when you're doing this whatever's in between your plates will cut and all the rest will stay attached so just run that one through doesn't matter about any of acts I'm going to cut it all away so I'm now going to grab my scissors I'm going to remove the score line cut down and then I'm just going to kind of just join that up like so now I've got this piece okay now I've already stamped and colored this one here so this is I've colored all of these using my black widow colored pencils but that will now just stick directly over there and you can just see where it's attached but we do all that in a moment so I want to do a little bit of inking but now that will stick behind here and then we'll just wrap around the front there except whatever your edges here that will just obviously wrap around at the front so I'm going to add some glue onto the back of this one here and just make sure that can wrap around nicely and if you need to trim anything away then do so so again whilst that's kind of drying I'm going to stick this one inside so if yours is a 6x6 card then this will be five and three quarters if I shot brought they might be a bit smaller so you just need to cut it down accordingly but I'm going to pop some glue on the back of this one and let that dry and then the sentiment that I decided to use inside so I don't actually think I use this on the live but it was from this one which I got last year and it's the crafters companion the warm wishes and you get lots of sentiments I remember I brought four of them together and they're just so handy but I've also just got some new ones from card making magic and which I'll be sharing as well soon but I'll just ink that one up and this one here says have yourself a merry little Christmas oh and I've just caught it so hopefully try and hide the little ink mark that I just made there we go just got away with it I just knocked it just under the M there but you wouldn't know so there we go so that's the inside of my card already so now I need to decorate the front so on this one here you'll see I've got this tree bark background which I just thought was really nice and it added some texture so it's this one here by craft work cards unfortunately this one sold out but there are lots of companies that do similar ones I'm sure you'll be able to find something and if I can find something similar I'll link it below but I just put in a piece of cardstock there and I've run that through my machine so you'll see that lovely image that I've got and now I'm just going to tidy up the edges and then I'll just cut that down to size and I've got my mat here I'm just going around there on all the edges first just getting them darker than the rest and then without re-inking I'm just gonna brush over the rest so you get that dark edge and then that's slightly highlighted centre part you can see now all that nice pattern there so just some quick distressing I'm going to keep the brush there because I'll need that just to distress a few more edges on the card now in the kit you get this lovely burlap and I've also got this just hanging around so you'll see along the bottom there how I've got the two together so I'm just going to take this one away flip it over and I'm just going to pop a little bit of tape at either end on the backside catch it there wrap it around keeping it nice and straight nice and torqued and then just trim off the excess you get loads on here that I've still got tons left and then I'm going to do the same I'm going to do so struggled on the live with it sticking to the burlap so I'm actually going to stick it just a little bit further back just next to it there and then I'm going to do the same with the red ribbon and just trim off the excess keep that bit because it's still enough for another card now because that's quite raised and I want to attach it to my card I'm going to just add some foam pads just to kind of match the same dimension from the ribbon and then that way you won't have any kind of sinking with your card it won't dip so putting quite a few on you can use any you know you might have foam actual rolls these are just some foam squares which I've had for a while so okay so I'm just going to sit that over the top make sure I've got a nice equal border like so and that's going to fold now what I did do actually during the live is just added an extra score line just to accommodate the bulk from the ribbon so on here so I've got the score line there and just line it up with a track then I just went to the next one just lining it up like so and then I can just carefully burnish that and now it would just sit really nicely over your card there so next I can now start building everything up so I'm going to be sticking that on there see how it just it's so cute and then I've got all of these bits so I've cut everything this time so I didn't have it all you know kind of ready to go during the live but I'm going to have a cluster of the branches kind of like that trim off any excess okay I got a pancetta which I didn't add during the live but I'm going to have that back there I'm just going to recreate the same card I don't often do it but I really like it and I know they're all going to get used over Christmas time so I'm going to have that one and then the robin will sit possibly there and then you get these in the kit so they're really nice they've got this kind of faux stitching around and you've got all kinds of ones there so you've got warm winter wishes I think I'm going to use on this one seasons greetings peace love and joy Mary and bright happy Christmas which I used on the other one so this one I'm going to have warm up winter no let's do actually because I want it to be Christmas Easter because warm winter wishes can literally be I could use that in January or something let's do Christmas cheer and what I did just with a nail file you can get rid of any of the little pips that you might have from where it connected to the cardstock but also because this is a coated cardstock if you just rough up the edges like so and then with that brush without putting any more ink on it just give you that little distressed look and it will just grip really well to the card probably see it better in the photos which just now got a little bit of a brown frame so that will go there on some foam I've got my hot glue going on as well this time and then I'm going to have all these bits just the same as this this is what I'm going to recreate so I'm going to stick everything down and then I'm going to come back and we do the Nuvo drops the glossy accents and the white on the the white faux snow because you do get this as well in the kit which is your fake snow and also what I added because I found that it went a bit translucent you could see the red from the pillow box underneath it so I used my Posca pen over the top and it just really you know brought that kind of faux snow to life it just added that real opaque white to it so I'll add that as well but I'm going to go and get this all stuck down now please with this and then all I just add a little bit of dimension I mean I know it's going to go in an envelope and it gets a bit squashed but you'd be surprised some of it will still kind of you know roll up a bit so I've got that one to go on the letter box but I don't want to add it yet until I've added the snow because it's going to go over the top okay so I'm happy with that then I'm going to add the snow then the Nuvo drops and the glossy accents so like I said you've got it here I'm just going to use some copy paper and then I've just used the Cosmic Shimmer glue and I'm basically just going to color everywhere where that white snow has been drawn in so I'm just filling it all in you've got a little bit of time with this when it goes on obviously thick like I'm doing it's not going to dry straight away I'm going to do a bit set of times I'm just going to do this first I think I did also do along the top of here and along the top of the sign as well like so and then I'm just going to take this bit out here I put it in just so I remember what it is because it does come double-bagged and I'm just going to hold this up and just sprinkle it all over tap off any excess now you can just see all that dimension looks really really nice so I'm now going to carry on and add snow along the tops of the trees again if I bring it up can you see it all on that looks really nice but when it dries obviously at the moment the glue is very white because it's wet but when that glue dries clear you then start to see some of the coloring underneath and that's when I then went over it with my Posca pen so I won't get around to doing that now because this is going to take obviously a bit of time to dry but that's how I got that real opaque color and you can see again if I just bring this one in you'll see just how fluffy that looks as well now another alternative to this is this stuff which I've used last year on other tutorials or projects and it's the Cosmic Shimmer fluffy stuff and you put this on and then your heat set it and it turns into a foam like a fluffy foam and it's brilliant for the snow effect so you know if you do want to you know if you don't have this kit and you would like to get some snow effects then use that it's really nice so now I'm just going to clear this away and I'm going to finish it off with the I'm going to stick that on now and then add the Nuvo drops for the berries there which I'm using this one and some of the glossy accents in the center of the Ponsettia okay so just let you see inside one more time because obviously I'm going to close that up now and I'm just going to keep this flat someone mentioned about a peg during the live because I just put a heavy bottle on it but I'm going to keep that there because it keeps everything flat and now I can start with the Nuvo drops just always make sure you've got no there in your Nuvo drops because otherwise it will splat I think we're good to go there so I'm just going to there are kind of they have been drawn in the berries but I've probably gone over a lot of them so I'm just going to just pop a couple try and do different size blobs some bigger than others do a few little groupings of threes as well but just where all the Holly leaves are it's a real tactile card you've got the obviously the texture from the snow you've got the dimension from the Nuvo drops you've got the shine from the glossy accents that's that done and then this is the glossy accents I'll just put a blob in the center of the flowers just get in there like so and I also for some reason I just fancy doing the inside of the actual letterbox there goes on very cloudy but that will dry completely clear and then I also just put two tiny little dots on the robin's eyes there and that's it so now I can pop my Holly just underneath that bit there because I see the glue is still drying as well but keep the peg on for the minute I'll show you the other card again but I just bring that up again now you see all the Nuvo drops there you can see when this dries clear there and also this will all dry completely clear there we go it looks so so nice so this one over again just so you can see it better that's how it will look once I add like I said the Posca pen onto there you can see everything dry how clear that's now gone and all of the berries you can touch them and they keep their dimension yeah there's a couple of cards I've made or the first cards that I've made actually using the newest kit from Papercraft Society I'll link everything below there are still this kit available well there was as I was making this this video someone said in the group actually I didn't think there was and then I saw that there were so I'll link it below but also at the moment there's still the subscription still open for the next kit which is kit 11 kit 13 which is by Helen Griffin and it's Christmas again and it's got nutcrackers and just some really really cute Christmas theme kind of images and you can see all that in the unboxing video so that will be linked below so you can check it out see if it's something you'd like to receive so thank you for watching and I'll be back again soon with another tutorial bye


It's time for today in history and we're going to be sharing with you things that happened today many many years ago. It is one of the most shocking incidents in Nigeria's history and this happened in 2013, a massacre in Baga and of course this is one of those moments in Nigeria's history that a lot of people have repeatedly said we hope it never real cause. It brings back the conversation on insecurity, brings back the conversation on our fight against terrorism and how far we've really been able to go in our fight against terrorism. So I'm going to quickly also share with you what happened on this day in 2013 in Baga. The Baga massacre began on the 16th of April in a village of Baga in Borno State as many as 200 civilians were killed, hundreds were wounded and over 2,000 houses and businesses worth millions of Naira were destroyed. Refugees, civilian officials and human rights organizations accused the Nigerian military of carrying out the massacre. According to residents, soldiers returned with reinforcements supported by armored vehicles so just then allegedly doused homes in Baga with gasoline and set fire to the village shooting villagers who attempted to flee. Some attempted to escape into the lake Chad and drowned there while others were able to escape into the surrounding bushes. According to residents, the soldiers continued burning homes in Baga until the 17th of April. Brigadier General Austin Edokpai stated that only six civilians and one soldier were killed while the armies killed 30 Boko Haram terrorists. Casualties were reported to be especially high among children and the elderly. And by the 17th of April, 193 wounded victims had been admitted to a local health clinic. Baga apparently is a small fishing town on the banks of the lake Chad near the borders of Chad and Niger Republic. So I started to be talking about our fight against insecurity and the fight against insurgency and some of all of that. But in the middle of this conversation, you know, and when we talk about insecurity and what the Nigerian government has been able to do to reap the country of insurgents, there's also been, you know, the conversation about human rights abuse and going, you know, against the rules of engagement. There's also been conversations on extrajudicial killings by the Nigerian Army and by our security agencies. Amnesty International has pointed this out multiple times.  Remember, during good luck, Jonathan's administration, because of human rights abuses and, of course, the high handedness of the Nigerian Army. Sadly, we've never really had a thorough investigation on any of all these incidents. Baga is one that happened in Burnu state. You remember also in Zaria, the Shiites, Masakas, it's popularly called, where there's, you know, it's rumored that about 500, 347 are the official figures. But Amnesty International and other, you know, persons have stated that it's way more than that. There's still not been any proper investigation into some of all those killings. Nobody has been fired or arrested. Nobody has been made to, has been held to account for the killing of Nigerian citizens in that number. Ran in 2015, I think it was in January, there was a misfire, according to Nigerian Air Force, that killed about 150 Nigerians in a 90p camp. Still, nobody was sacked or fired. Nobody has been held, you know, accountable. Two weeks ago, I was speaking on this, you know, platform, and I was asking, what is the value of the Nigerian life? In our moves to either protect ourselves or just leave a society, what really is the value of the Nigerian life? And who gets to be held, you know, to account when a Nigerian life is taken by insurgents or by security agencies? Lately, we've also had conversations about what happened in Benway State. There's reports by NGOs and people on ground in Benway that say the army, this is two, three weeks ago, or two weeks ago? Yeah, not two weeks ago. Maybe less than two weeks ago. The army stomped Benway State out of the death of about 12 soldiers.  Who, you know, gets to take responsibility or who gets to be asked questions? Why does the Nigerian government almost seemingly make the Nigerian life seem so valueless? You kind of go all the way back to Odin during the Ullshaka Basinja's government. You can go all the way back to just some other one that happened during the Basinja's rule or as president. So it's not the first time. It's been many, many times that it has happened. And it's painful to see that Nigerians would flee from terrorists, flee from bandits, flee from kidnappers, flee from armed headsmen, and still flee from their own security agencies. It is hurtful and it is really, really sad. It's traumatic. Yes, it is. And it brings me back to what you said earlier on that people should be shameful when things go wrong. They should be ashamed, right? But I also want to draw attention to what happened in Benway State. It is high dry headed. There were deaths on both sides. The army, security agents, the died, then civilians died. And then they are placing the blame at the doorstep of bandits. And so it just means we need, we need to get things right in Nigeria security-wise.   Bandits. And those people should be made to pay for the death of those soldiers without even, you know, thinking twice about it. But it doesn't in any way excuse the army's stominy community or stominy village and allegedly attacking everybody and blaming them, you know, for the death of those soldiers. And so regardless of who is to blame, it is also generally, it is a failure of a system to pick out the perpetrators of certain crimes. It is a failure of a system to be able to ensure proper investigation into certain crimes. So instead what we do is bring a sledgehammer, go into a village and bang it on an ant. That doesn't solve the problem. All right, let's do an about turn, right? We'll leave Nigeria for some time. Yeah. Let's talk about Kendrick Lamar, who became the first rapper to win the Pulitzer Prize. On the 16th of April, 2018, the Pulitzer Prize Board awards the Pulitzer Prize for Music to rapper Kendrick Lamar of his, for his 2017 album, Damn. It was of our standard what had gone to a musical work outside the genre of classical music and jazz. Lamar grew up in a community with a singular connection to the genre. Plenty of Lamar's lyrics referenced police brutality, systemic racism, and other political topics, but many critics have praised his albums. Now, the Pulitzer Committee called Damn, the album we're talking about now, a vicious song collection unified by its vernacular authenticity and rhythmic dynamism. That's a mouthful. Well, they said it offers affecting and captivating and very complex modern African American life attraction. Lamar Swing was widely seen as a deserved recognition of his talent, as well as an overdue acknowledgement of hip-hop's contributions to American culture. Lamar became known for the social commentary in his music. This thing about Lamar's music will be so relevant now in the U.S. where you have so much racial tension. There's one going on right now about Dante. Yeah. Don't do right, I believe. Yes, don't do right. And then there's the one about George Floyd. I mean, the, what's it called, hearings around going as we speak right now. So Lamar comes to the limelight as we speak.    So there is that, you know, but at the same time, you know, it's also, you know, the composition's one is really to give colors to a prolific writer and rapper who has, you know, been able to, you know, express his talent in a very, very phenomenal way. He has been rated many times as one of the best rappers in the world, Kendrick Lamar, along with the greats, you know, even in his time, you know, so if you can put him in the same breath as, you know, the likes of Nas and Tupac and B.I.G. and K.R.S.1 and some of all those great lyricists, then he has done phenomenally well. In a way, he shut out the glass ceiling in terms of the Pulitzer Prize. Yes, absolutely. Yeah. Absolutely. All right. That's what we have for you today in history. And we're moving into our first major conversation for today, which comes up next. We're going to be talking about the Consumer Prize Index. And of course, state in, well, conversations about the inflation we're currently dealing with, 22.95 percent food inflation. How are Nigerians coping? What does this really mean to the common Nigerian? What does this mean to everybody who might be affected? We get into that conversation after the short break. Stay with us.


It's got the dual clutch Let's not go there the transmission already went. This is a new used transmission decided to change the cabin filter That was a mistake And here is That cab I mean look at this. This was never changed During the 89,090 Thousand miles and this is how it came out actually got stuck. I had to pull it out. I Mean this is just I've seen a lot of you know dirty cabin filters with leaves and vegetation and whatnot But never this kind of just dust dirt build up and this was much thicker Half of it fell on the floor while I was taking it off But why the WTF video you ask is it just for the dirty filter? Nope. It's where it is So you got to take this panel off Right here right away. You can see three torque bolts One two three. All right air flow Coming this way Easy enough. I'm gonna take these three bolts off screws pull it down Yank it out put in a new one job done Now now now Ford engineers had better ideas They put a screw Right up there. Okay, you have this much room to you know, put whatever tool you've got over here And if that wasn't enough there's another one Right up here. Okay, even with less room about I'd say Less than an inch. So yeah, so once you take this off, it doesn't just slide out You got a kind of crumble it, you know pull it whatever and when you're putting in the new one You also got to squeeze it crumble a little bit break it, you know and shove it in I Mean why? Why are there screws everywhere? Okay, these three easy access. I actually took these out with my Drill right but those two why why not clips? Why not just put in clips there Ford are these people making our jobs more difficult on purpose?  Maybe both Unnecessary it's it's like They just don't want us to work on their cars.


Thank you director governor What happened in this area on this day 14 years ago changed our world and it changed the way we Americans think about that world It also reinforced some ways. We think about each other To this day it has made us think differently about who we are as a nation and our place in a very puzzled world And it also made us think about what we are capable of doing as human beings Especially as a result of what the passengers and crew of flight 93 did on this day 14 years ago First the events of 9-11 changed our view of the world It certainly changed the way we think about America's place in the world After 9-11 we all recognize that we were not separate. We were not apart from the troubled world We learned on that tragic day that we were in fact connected in ways. We never imagined possible We learned that the world outside was in fact no longer outside What happened in New York City and right here on September 11th will forever be part of who we are There are few people whose hearts were not affected by what they saw on the television screens from New York City The image of those twin towers burning seared us to our cores And there are equally few who can ever forget hearing or reading about what happened on flight 93 here What might have been had flight 93 gone where the hijackers wanted it to go Must continue to haunt us for many years to come And this brings us to the second thing we learned on September 11th 2001 It is that we are each one of us capable of doing remarkably selfless and heroic things Because on September 11th 2001 a handful of people Passengers and crew made a huge difference to the course of our own history What they did saved countless lives in Washington, D.C. What they did averted a terrible tragedy that would have taken place there had they not acted as they did here And what they did told us all a great deal about the potential nobility that lies within each of us Their actions on this day Enobled all of us It gave us a remarkable example of human behavior at its best it showed us what each of us is capable of doing and It elicited swift and effective reactions from the people around us around here From emergency responders from this area from the area residents from good leaders like Governor Tom Ridge Who's here today who pledged the resources of the Commonwealth to provide what it could to help and from the folks at the National Park Service And beyond who understood that our nation needed to pay concrete tribute in the form of this center to the deeds of the passengers and crew of Flight 93 So today's memorial service is a chance for us to reflect on what these good people did It's a good day to reflect on what it all means They reacted nobly and bravely and voluntarily to a new world few of us were ready for In doing what they did they taught us something about what that new world might mean for us and What it might ask of us and in doing what they did they showed each of us what good we are actually capable of doing Today we remember what they did on September 11th 2001 we will never forget and We will be forever grateful. Thank you


Hey guys, so bit of a different type of video today, um, god damn it, there are no real movies that shit came out this week that I really wanted to see, I very, very much apologize for the, sorry, I apologize for everything that just happened, the pod tripod that I'm using did not want to stay up. Anyway, this is more of an update type of video of different projects and stuff that I'm currently working on, just no review this week, sorry, again, a number of factors, the biggest one is that there was nothing that came out this week that I wanted to watch. The closest thing is the My Hero Academia movie and that's a special event and I kind of want to do like a full-on review of My Hero. I don't know, if I change my mind by tomorrow at like noon you'll see a My Hero video up at some point, but as of right now I have no intention of reviewing any movies this week, gotta get rambly, wow. Anyway, this is kind of an update on a couple of projects that on a number of videos I've been working on, or that I currently am working on. There are three that are the biggest ones for me right now. A review of Boondock Saints, one of my personal favorite action movies ever. I plan on releasing that on, I plan on releasing that video on St. Patrick's Day just because the two main characters of that movie are Irish and you can't stop me from releasing it on St. Patty's Day. I have a video that I've actually had in the works for a while, I've had the script down, I just haven't recorded it because of time constraints, and it's a video on the show Legion of Superheroes, an old show from Kids WB that I saw a few episodes of as a kid and I freaking loved. I went back and rewatched it recently.  I highly recommend it, but anyway I'm working on a video for that. I am starting the script for a video on Avatar the Last Airbender that I want to get out to you guys at some point. Avatar being one of my favorite shows from my childhood and I feel like it's only gotten better with time. And finally a video that I want to make on fandoms, like kind of just an in general deal of fandoms because I legitimately believe that the worst, the biggest haters of every franchise seem to be the fans. Like I noticed that because I never got into Legend of Korra back when that was airing. I mostly didn't get into Korra because of the earlier episodes of that show, namely the one where Mako starts dating Asami and there's a relationship drama bullshit. I never liked Korra and Mako as a couple and so I hated that aspect of it.  I picked it up. I saw a couple episodes a few years later like from later seasons. I was like this is actually pretty good. I might try watching this again, but I just recently went back and rewatched it and I've been looking up a lot of lore and just stuff into the avatar and to find that a lot of people hate Korra and I don't understand why. Like I don't think Korra is that phenomenally written of a show to begin with. Like Korra is it's not as good as Avatar. I don't think it I don't think it'll ever be as good as Avatar. But few things are and but the amount of hatred Korra gets kind of astounds me. Like no I don't think it's nearly as good as Avatar. I'm slightly biased there as Avatar is one of my favorite shows but Korra is not that bad of a show. I mean I stuck with it through all four seasons. Yeah two is not the best.  But like I don't know I've never understood the whole as much hatred as Korra gets. I don't understand this especially after going back and watching it. Same thing with the Star Wars movies. I have a full video out here. I'll link it down in the description that is basically an explanation of why The Last Jedi is not that bad of a movie. And a lot of the hatred towards it doesn't make sense within the context of the canon. It's personal issues that people have with the film because it's not exactly what they wanted.  They're fairly decent films.  And so when they tried to fix everything they ended up shitting on themselves and hurting the final movie. But I still like Star Wars. I've liked all the Star Wars movies for the most part. Nine is the only one that I truly started to feel like. Nine is the only one that truly to me felt like the movie that truly felt like it was a corporate cash grab as opposed to something special. Anyway I'll delve into this a little bit more in that video that I want to work on. That's more of a personal project that I'm focusing on.  I don't even know that I'm going to edit this. Now I'll probably edit it to put a couple of things in. Anyway I don't know how much I'm going to cut from this though. I'm also working on or I want to work on a prop building video for a Joker cosplay or cosplay that I did a couple years back by a couple I mean like four. When I was with one of my ex-girlfriends and I were majorly into comics I'm still majorly into comics but we ended up doing a Harley and Joker cosplay but I made a more militarized version of the character. It's almost like an army of honestly when I think about it it's kind of an army of two Joker skin kind of but anyway I'm working on I started making or repainting a Nerf gun to be a prop for that and I decided halfway through modding it that I wanted to make a video out of doing it. Luckily I'm planning on making a second one as well like two of these weapons not just one but so because I plan on making more than one I luckily am gonna have the second gun to mod and do it whatnot with. I don't know I might show you that where that is but um anyway that's kind of all I wanted to say again I apologize there's no review this week I kind of wish that I had the I wanted to do something just no movies interested to me this week but so yeah those are four of the videos that I'm working on boondock saints avatar Legion and a video just a personal video about why I think fans ruin the shit anyway hope you guys look forward to those the only one that I really have a set date for wanting to get out is the boondock saint video I have a couple weeks to work on that but should be out I hopefully should be finished with that by st. Patty's Day I hope that you guys I'm I hope that you guys are gonna enjoy all the videos that I keep putting out just where this channel I plan on taking this I have a number of different types of video series I want to work on I don't know exactly where I plan on going with this channel in the future but yeah I know that this is a little more rambly than a lot of my other stuff and it's gonna feel a lot more this is honestly how I typically speak a lot of pauses ums and ours it just comes from a I honestly don't know why I do it I just know that this is a typical speech pattern for me anyway yeah I just wanted to give a quick update sorry I rambled so much but um yeah but I get excited guys I have big plans for this channel in the future hopefully I can just keep keep this going for hopefully I don't burn out before things but hopefully I can just keep this going anyway I hope that you guys enjoyed this video honestly I very much will understand if you clicked off very early on this is not anything like what I normally make very heavily and all that but anyway I hope you guys enjoyed the video if you did watch it all the way if you did thank you very much if you liked follow me on Twitter or Instagram links to both of those are going to be in the description down below if you enjoyed the video like comment subscribe like and comment on it that helps me personally if you would like if you want to if you like the content on this channel and would like to keep following me subscribe and yeah I I really need to find a more concise way of doing that I really have to get a complete end anyway that's all I have I'll see you guys in the next video which will either be another movie review or something else I don't exactly know which anyway that's all I have for now guys peace out


What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here so I'm talking about several different topics in this video today We'll be talking about welcome to dairy. We'll be talking about scream 7 We'll be talking about Harry Potter and this TV show that's now been confirmed And then we'll round it out by talking about the conjuring universe and its own upcoming series that has been confirmed Now just start with Harry Potter Harry Potter is officially coming to the small screen in a shocking 10-year plan That was revealed today during the announcement of the merged streaming service named Max an awful title if you ask me JK Rowling will executive produce a new cast will be involved in each season We'll tackle the seven books from Rowling now Rowling of course is wanting this to be a more faithful adaptation of her work And I will say while I can again see the potential here I am concerned about how much worse this could also be to to be honest It's hard to convince me that this show isn't being done in some degree simply because Curse child was hard to convince Emma and Dan to commit to because they do not like JK Rowling They do not like her stances on things. They do not want to associate themselves with her I'm certain that is why and Jeff Snyder has said Hermione in the upcoming series potentially will be race swapped Possibly in this upcoming show. I mean a lot of this might just be petty tactics to say Hey Dan and Emma we don't need you an entire universe That's out here to explore and we decide to start from scratch once again I see the potential I do I said it the very first time I saw this announcement about it Some part of this just might be genuinely for petty reasons and because the curse child movie can't happen If Emma and Dan do not want to work with JK Rowling, they don't have to work with her But you also at the same time don't have to immediately do this There is so much you can still explore in this universe You can still do something like this But when people are clamoring for fresh ideas in this universe and you do this That's why a lot of people are turned off by it already. This can still be a great show don't get me wrong a lot of it Also might just be rooted in pettiness. Let's you be serious. So Jumping into Walk on the Dairy Walk on the Dairy is coming to max in 2024. This was announced today as well We know that Taylor page Jovanna depo Chris chalk and James or Mar as well as the now likely return of Bill Skarsgaard will all be involved in the series as far as starring in it It will be a prequel to Andy Muschietti's two films based on King's classic not classic novel it chapter one We know dropped in 2017 while chapter two released in 2019 Following our losers club all grown up and back in Dairy, Maine to stop Pennywise once again after waking up from its slumber Now thanks to Kay and production weekly I have some plot specifics that were once rumors now confirmed to be relevant to the upcoming show set in the 1960s for kids in a town bordering an Air Force base with a mysterious special projects bunker Search for a friend of theirs who disappeared mysteriously and I get that this sounds like stranger things But keep in mind it is one of the many things that inspired a show like stranger things So if anything stranger things is like it yes The influence of the series is all over the 2017 film and I cannot deny that the influence of stranger things It's probably gonna be prevalent in this upcoming welcome to Dairy show But the story of it in general is older than that show I'm excited for this show and I cannot wait to do recaps on it I plan to do recaps on this on this channel. It's coming next year So I'll also do beyond recaps, you know Just the standard review of the show if I get to see it early and again I'll do the weekly recaps if they do the weekly release format because they could of course drop this all at once If they decide to but are you guys looking forward to welcome to Dairy? What do you think about these plot specifics that you may have already known about because again? They have actually been rumored for some time that they wanted to create their own new losers club And it looks like that's what we're doing could these Stars that were already announced be associated with the new losers club again Could they be their parents or could they be in some way the new loser club all grown up later on? Even though this move this series is supposed to be taking place prior to the events of the first two movies there It's most likely that they're the parents of the new losers diving into scream 7 Scream 7 might have new directors if radio silence is new commitment to an untitled universal monster film keeps them away from the inevitable sequel I've already touched on this in another video. However going on to just talk about it once more Rumors have led us to expect that filming of scream 7 could start later this fall that came from viewer non But this untitled film that they are doing for universal could begin filming this summer or even sooner or could actually start shooting sometime later There's yet to be an actual flat-out confirmation that the creative team is switching But the evidence just keep it keeps piling and piling and I personally don't think that they'll be back I don't think they'll be returning one of the writers has talked about loving new blood and then radio silence has more than once said They'd like to see more screen movies even if they aren't involved So time will just tell if that will be the case if we won't have Guy Busek or James Vanderbilt involved If we won't have the directors involved. However The way things have been progressing I at least would have thought that Guy and James were sticking around I think those two at least will stick but if we have completely new writers, I will be shocked now How would you guys feel about a James Wan directed screen film? That's something to me that I think could be quite interesting killjoy Jake actually proposed a very intriguing idea shout out to you What if Christopher Landon and Michael Kennedy? Collaborate once again, but this time of course is for the final entry to the carpenter sister scream trilogy I think that would be pretty cool as well It's really just a matter of do Paramount and spyglass want to wait on the current creative to finish the other things They want to work on or do they want to get another screen movie out very fast because again while we're learning this through the The media releases that are coming out Paramount spyglass and radio silence definitely have already talked about this Why haven't we gotten an announcement about screen seven yet? There's that's something that's probably already been in the works because they know that these guys want to do other projects They could be trying to find new directors in a new creative team as we speak or again They could all be an agreement to wait for them and they'll do screen seven radio silence is ready Now lastly, I want to round out this video by talking about the conjuring The conjuring is getting its own TV show that will continue the stories from the film franchise So could the crooked man finally have another opportunity to thrive? That was the first thing I thought of because I know the crooked man was something that many people were waiting for Then it was officially announced to be dead But this could actually revive the chances of a story surrounding the crooked man actually now happening in a Television format for one season. I would hope to I'm just imagining a TV show that possibly is set up from the events of the conjuring Four where we can have each season focusing on a character. We've already met one season for Annabelle One season for the nun something for the crooked man You know, you have all these questions surrounding it will vary in Patrick form Well, very far me guys should say and Patrick Wilson get to appear in the show Just in what ways will this continue on from the movies because that detail really made me curious the fact that it's gonna be Basically a continuation of what we've already been getting we don't have to worry about the universe dying But it seems it will thrive on the small screen if it is able to be successful, of course I'm excited. I'm excited to see where this show goes You guys could let me know if you're excited about it or not down the comment section below What part of this in this video were you most intrigued or excited to hear if you haven't already course Make sure you go ahead and subscribe turn on post notifications so that you never miss a video in the description I will have links to all my social media accounts. I'm on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course to let me know if there are any movies news or reviews You like me to cover in the future and with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video


So basically, 5V 3pin to 12V 4pin. So today, we're going to be talking about a deep cool RGB converter. It converts 5V to 12V. And all this RGB stuff is super confusing. Basically, if you have a digital RGB product that's 5V 3pin. For non-digital, that's 12V 4pin. So what this little converter guy lets you do is you have a digital product that's like the HALOS LOX Digital which we reviewed last video. It will allow you to use this one which is usually a 3pin product in a 4pin or 12V RGB header on your MOBO. So let me repeat that again because even I'm confused.  So basically, 5V 3pin to 12V 4pin. Setting it up is not hard but it's a little, it's not intuitive. It's not clear exactly what you're supposed to do. There is a short instruction diagram but it's not very helpful. Basically, you have a converter and you have the, these are the only cables that come with it. The middle converter goes into the bottom, plugs into the bottom pins. So if you can see the deep cool gamer logo on camera, this one, the middle header plugs in here. And it's not intuitive because you really have to force it in to get it to properly get in there.  Or the GPU's not fitting in properly, why not? So I don't usually like forcing things in but this one is really very tight. You gotta force that in there. And then you plug it into your SATA. So any SATA connection will do. Plug this guy in. Alright, so the SATA plugs in nice and neat. And there's a white light that goes on on the converter meaning that it's powered by the SATA. And this is the end. There's only one wire left. So you have one wire going to the SATA, then it plugs into the other wire plugs directly into the converter. And the last wire plugs into your four pin RGB header on your MOBO. This one. So we're gonna get a digital product. As I mentioned, it's the Phanteks Halo Slux, which is a five volt three pin. And we are gonna plug it into the... And again, this one is super tight. You really gotta work your way, work it in. You really gotta work that thing in there. You gotta plug in properly. So if the converter is working, you should see the halos light up when I plug it into the converter. And I'm gonna plug it into the five volt here. And there you go. So this is a digital product but it's now plugged into the non-digital RGB header on your motherboard. So question. Can you have multiple types on just one converter? Let's say you have some digital, some non-digital. And to answer that, we're gonna plug in the non-digital product, the halos non-digital. And this is a 12 volt so it goes on the other end of the converter. So now we have two products, one non-digital and one digital. Both plugged into the non-digital RGB header on the motherboard and both are working. Thanks to the deep cool RGB converter, five volt, 12 volt. And if you notice that everything should be purple but the Phanteks Halo's non-digital is green. The answer to that is we tackled it in another video basically. It's not a problem with the product itself. I think it's something to do with the wiring that Phanteks did to try to encourage you to use all Phanteks products. But again, it's easy enough to change this to the purple color. And if you're interested, it is in the other video that we did. The one thing this converter doesn't do is 12 volt to 5 volt. You can't take a non-digital product and expect it to output or expect to plug it into the 3 pin 5 volt RGB header on your motherboard. But everything else basically, you can take both digital and non-digital and then stick it into your non-digital 4 pin RGB header on your motherboard. It's actually quite popular here in our grocery store, this little item. The problem with Deepcool is there's not a very long list of item compatibility. Some customers have asked me how many fans can we plug in, can we do a fan hub and then how many fans basically can you have going in this setup. To be honest, I don't know. We are going to update our YouTube page, the video description here with all the information we find based on our different customers like what products work with this converter and things like that. But if you ask us, we usually say and we're honest like we don't know the answer because Deepcool also is not clear on what products are compatible and which products are not with this converter. But although as you can see with the halos, no problem. There's been no problem so far with the halos and our customers generally do not have any problems with compatibility. It's just been upliers where some products just really won't work. And again, we'll update that in the video description below. So just a word of warning on the Deepcool RGB converter. It's not purely compatible with all of the different software settings. For example, in OroSync we have it on rainbow now and there's no problem, the colors cycle naturally. The colors transition without any noticeable abruptness or jarring nature. But we noticed while we were testing it out, like we shift to breathing which is basically just one color and it just kind of fades in and out of the same color and I'm going to apply breathing now. You notice when it fades out, it turns bright red suddenly before it fades out. It's not a problem with the halos that we're using because we've tried it before using the 3-pin direct to the motherboard 3-pin and the transitions were fine. But you notice here using the Deepcool RGB converter, there is a noticeable flash of red and so that you just do need to be aware of that that not everything might work as smoothly as it would if you just plug it in directly to your RGB header. So again, just a word of warning and we will post it here on YouTube. Any kind of weirdness that our users report and that we also discover in our own testing. So you're not into RGBQ, then you can skip this video. If you are interested in just adding a little bit of RGB to your setup, then the Phanteks halos and the Deepcool RGB converter might be the things you're looking for. Thanks for watching. So I hope that these basic tips helped you. If you found this video helpful, please drop a like and hit the subscribe button. For your PC needs, consider buying from us, Hardware Sugar at Lazada or on our website. You can find links in the description below. And thank you for watching. See you next video.


This is the second time DoorDash has done this, where they give you an order and you don't have to pick it up for 20, 30 minutes later. DDK and I'm back today with another DoorDash video. Huge shout out to everybody tuning in. If you aren't subscribed, make sure you subscribe and give me a thumbs up. And do not skip those ads today as April 3rd and we are already about to get to this bag. We got order number one and we're about to get it done. All the way, sparked up. Two orders, 6.4 miles for 25, 31. You know we about to get it done. I just want to tell you guys this right now, I'm keeping G real with you guys. I did not want to get out of bed today. I did not want to get up. I did not want to dance. I did not want to do anything. But either way, go, go get to this green. We ain't making no excuses. We ain't doing all good planning. We maintaining baby.  I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Again, make sure you smash that subscribe button. Make sure you give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. One more thing before we go. If you want a chance to win some of the free merch, all you have to do is email me at romshousereviewsatgmail.com. Send me a picture so you subscribe to the channel. And we go ahead and let you answer in the raffle and you might just win. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Let's get it in. Tell them blow from a far watchin' the sky. They stole me and folk. They took em and it's a bond. I don't break it.  I keep a two kick out a bunch of the cool clips. Come ride on this cruise ship. I'm a guy with amuse. Please don't abuse it. All right, here to jump off order number one is time to get it done. Big bee eat eat. They got dog food, cat litter. They got everything in this jar. Drop it to the box. And they got some grocery rooms. Step back, hit em with the photo, but y'all are in on it. Come on, let's make some of that. You wanna do it all? Let's go. All right, here to jump off order number two, what it do? Forget you in your crew. Water, drop it on the side. So do water and soda, which is y'all look? There we go. Put that bird up there. And put this right here. They got big milky wavy on this stuff. Put this bird on top of the water. Step back, hit em with the photo, y'all are in it. I'll smack with the photo. Nothing I don't know. Oh, they got baby ones. Let's go. Order number two, what it do? Donkey doughnuts. Seven items, 3.8 miles for $7.25. Stay alive, let's drive. In doughnuts, time to get busy, baby. Hello, I have a pick up for Shannon Jeep. Thank you very much. You guys have a great day. Let's. Order number two, what it do? That donkey doughnuts, I'll put it right on the table. Nice little table too. Step back, hit em with that photo. Photo, go Bill. Let's go though. Order number three, get with me, baby. All the way sparked up Sam's Club, 2.2 miles for $12.41. We about to get it done, baby. Just like that, we are here. Jump off this all the way sparked up order. You guys will not believe what I did, man. This whole time I was sitting at Sam's Club waiting and waiting and waiting. We waited for like 20 to 30 minutes because they were closed. And the whole time this is a Walmart order. What a goofball. I ain't gonna allow them low key soft, y'all tweaked. So, if you're off there, please pay attention to the order. It's because of the time, the time that they gave us the order.  So I thought that's what it was. But it is what it is, baby. We gotta keep on moving and go over. There we have dropped it soft. They continue to get busy. Smash this problem just for that. Smash the like button just cause of that. Cause I tweaked. I'm out of pocket. From below, let me know I'm out of pocket. Stay back here with the photos. Smash! Here we go. Let's get it. Inspiration! Oh my God! How are you? I was doing great. We just got done doing the order. So, yeah, how you guys doing though? Good. That's good. No, look, man. Yeah, I'm glad. Yeah, no, no, no, no, no. So what you got? Look, look, look. Look at my button, man. What all do you guys do? Well, I don't do it much, man. Mark. I just do Uber, that's how I do it. Uber. You do Uber East or like Uber? Okay. So you do Uber East, you do Spark and... I have all of them. I have all the gas, but I don't utilize them cause we have full-time jobs too, but... Yeah, man, look, look. It's an extra money. It's an extra money. Yeah. Yeah. Let me get a picture with them. Oh my God! Well, yeah, we come right here and tell her. You know me? Yeah, that's the bottom line. Yeah, it's the, it's the snow gas. With my, with my driving though. Right. You know, I got a heavy foot, so I just move. And I'm trying to hear them get the orders done, so I just move quick. You awesome. I'll be trying. I'll be trying, man. Yes, man. What was it? You stopped at one o'clock yesterday? Yeah, when we stopped, when we getting done, like it usually like 12 o'clock, we come out here like at seven, though, right here. So every morning. Yes, sir. Man, keep doing it, man. Man, we got to. Mark, as far as you man, keep doing it. Yeah. And I'm a real estate agent. We do real estate too. So we just so, maybe at the closing line. Did y'all answer the, for the closing line? No. So y'all got to go. Okay, so I'm gonna give you my email address right now. And you guys just have to send me a picture, show it and just subscribe to the channel. And then we giving out free merch, whoever win, one person every week for 10 weeks. So somebody just won with that. Like yesterday, on the, yeah. But I heard you say who won the merch. Yeah, Brian S. He just won. Why you dance with me? He just won. Someone just won what? He just won some of the merch. Oh, really? He just sent it right now. I know. He just won the merch, he won the merch. Cool. I'm up, my hand writing at the best. I'm the best hand right there. A lot of people just other guys fooling over the other day. It's all inspiring, motivating people, man. Understand that you can do it. It is. Now I'm meaning to give it to you, Ben. No. But is the YouTube doing all right for YouTube? YouTube going okay. We didn't get there yet, but we is going all right. Like you said, one day he gonna get there. My goal is 100,000 subscribers by the end of the year. But, I'm like 1,900 something. I got real, I always go high goals, man. You never know, shoot for the stars, laying on the moon. You did it. It just takes time. You just gotta keep on working. That's why, honestly, the whole thing about why I do all this is to inspire the people. Because some people may see, you know, I got the nice car and all that and the houses and all that. They think that they can't do it. So, I'm gonna show you, you can do it. You can just be a regular person. You don't have to, you ain't gotta be no special. Just gotta get up and work hard every day.  People don't understand that because some people think it's just so far fetched, you gotta put the work in and really dedicate yourself in.  Discipline is the number one key. Consistency, you gotta keep on doing it. Even like today, I didn't want to get up and come out here, but it is what it is. Consistency, we know about it. I do, I know about consistency. Yeah, you gotta stay consistent on anything.  I don't dare to do it. Like I said, I want to do it sometimes. Yeah, I don't. You do, do it. Yeah. You can't be riding around in a beamer like that. You gotta do it. I know. Yeah. I did the best. You did that last order for whole hours or something. Yeah, when you was like, just do it, don't be. Another day. Yeah, because all I gotta do is one more. So instead of me being stubborn, like, no, I'm not gonna do it.  So he'll do that. I'm like, don't take that. Yeah, I don't really do it either, but if it's the last one I'm about to hit the goal, I might as well just do it. It's just I'll be sitting here for 20 minutes. Waiting for another order and it don't come. So that's why I do it. But I appreciate you guys all y'all supporting. Yes, son, y'all keep on doing it. I'm doing it for a day. I'm doing it for a day. Yeah, I am. Yeah, you gotta make sure you, Roman's House Reviews at gmail.com, make sure you send me pictures showing us this cry when we gonna go on here to get you in and win in a raffle. Hopefully you guys win. Okay. But it was nice meeting y'all. Y'all gotta stay up. Thank you. Yes, sir. Order number four. We already get to this though. Y'all already know. Myers, 37 items for 27, 21. We about to get it done. Let's go. We got another one, baby. All the way sparked up. Order 3.5 miles for 20, 87. Thank God for as much as we get money when you're stretching. Let's go. I just wanna say huge shout out to all my subscribers. Huge shout out to my girl, Stacey White and her husband. They out here, they out here getting this money, baby. Like it ain't funny. I just wanna say huge shout out to every single subscriber I got. I really appreciate every single last one of you.  Some days like today, I did not want to get up. I did not want to get up, man. I did not want to get up. I did not want to get out of bed. I'm human just like everybody else. I get tired, I get exhausted, but we gotta keep on going and we gotta keep on growing, baby. That's what it's all about.  Stay consistent and keep on grinding to the end of time, baby. But again, I just wanna say huge shout out to everybody. I love seeing the great comments. Honestly, when I be reading the conversation, I'll be just smiling sometime. Until we get some negatives. Of course, the good gonna come with the bad. Sometimes you're gonna get some negative comments because everybody is not positive. Sometimes you just wanna come and rain on those parades, man. They just wanna hate, they just wanna say negative stuff and all that stuff. But it is what it is. It comes with the territory, baby. So you gotta be willing to deal with that stuff like that.  But all you gotta do is keep on grinding and keep on shining, baby. And keep on stunting on them, baby. That's all what you got to do. But understand that this can be done if you wanna do a YouTube channel or anything you may wanna do. Just do it, man. We only got this one life to live. So we gotta live it to the fullest. We gotta go crazy, baby. You gotta go crazy. And honestly, it took me a lot of years to learn that because I was just too busy. I wanted to be rich, but I didn't understand to take the process to get there. It's a process. And honestly, I wanna tell you guys, this is some good game. It didn't go get back to, get back. We already get through this money. We'll continue to get back to the money. But I wanna say this. Don't nobody owe you anything, man. So you gotta get up every day and grind hard and work hard to get whatever you want in life. And understand also that none of this stuff is gonna happen overnight.  We've been grinding on this channel for three over three years. And we just recently hit 1,000 subscribers to get monetized. So when I tell you guys, stay consistent and keep on grinding and keep on shining all that stuff, I'm not just saying this. I'm for real. I'm showing you guys every day that there is no excuses. We won't execute the plan. No, nobody will hear nothing about no excuses.  So you guys do the same and we gonna keep on doing our thing. Let's go. Just like that. We're here to drop this all the way sparked up. We're on, baby. Time to get busy, eh, eh. They got good packages out here and dropping like this. How? They got these good ones too. They got some ice cream and all type of stuff. I think they're gonna fall out of here. And right there, oatmeal. Looking right. Drop it like it's hot. Pop it like it's hot. Step back, hit it with the photos. Back with the photo. Back with the doorbell. Let's go. Back at it again with another spark, baby. All the way sparked up. Sam's Club. This is Sam's Club for real this time. If I pay attention. 6.5 miles for 1674. We about to get these dough, y'all already know. Let's go. Order number seven. Thank God for as much as we getting money when he's stressing. Dunkin' Donuts 1.8 miles for 908. Let's skate. We here, baby. It's time to get busy. Hope they got us together so we can get this cheddar. If you're doing bad, you can do better, baby. Ooh, this stuff. This stuff. That's four items. Donuts, bacon cheese. Yeah, kinda. Hello. I have a pick up for Carla. Carla B. All right, thank you. What's her name? Carla B. Yes, ma'am. Uber East, DoorDash, Mr. Cards for all of them. All of them. All right, that's it. We're trying to get this money. This everything? Yes. All right, thank you. You too. Let's go. Here's about this Dunkin' Donuts, baby. Drop it like it's hot. Step back. Pop it like it's hot. Doorbell like it's hot. Let's go. Order number eight. Don't be good. Be great. And on the way, get this cake, baby. Panera bread six out of 2.9 miles for 750. Get with me. Excuse me, sir. I have a question for you. I have a pick up for Braden. And I was wondering how long do you think it would be? Cause it says pick up about 10, 12, but... Is it on that table over there? No, it's nothing over here. Yeah, just give me one second. Okay, sir. Thank you. Braden. I guess there's no internet in here, huh? Yeah, it'll probably take like 15 minutes. Okay. All righty, thank you. So we actually had to cancel that Panera bread order. They want to let us pick it up to 10, 12. Look at that. Wow. It is 9.58. Let's skate. I got the order at 9.48. I press accept. I go there. I talk to the guy and the guy says it's going to take them another 15 minutes. I sat there for a little while. He says it's going to take another 15 minutes. But we have to go get the already sparked up order. This is the second time Doorbell hasn't done this where they give you an order and you don't have to pick it up for 20, 30 minutes later. I don't know what's going on. Maybe they're trying to be like Grow Up Hub or something because from what I understand, Grow Up Hub gives you like an extra 20 minutes. They tell you right when the customer ordered the pickup and then you're going to pick it up 20 minutes later which work out great if you're doing multitasking with DoorDash and Grow Up Hub. So you can do a DoorDash order in between, go pick up the Grow Up Hub and go back and forth and get busy. But we ain't got time, man. We trying to get this money because we already a little bit behind me because I tweaked earlier today. So let's get this cake. Let's go. Spread it with no type of direction. Order number nine. We on the ground today. At the end of the time, y'all going to see it shine. Myers 24 items for 25, 40. I'm sure you let's go. This is for for the baby. We got that 80 bop with a little bottle of water. Right there. We got two of those. And then we got some bread. So we get this bread. And we can get ahead, baby. I'm trying to roll so I can get all the way sparked up again because it's like 17 and they're going to drop it like 20. But these ones can come in back to back angle. La, back to back zone, baby. Close their trunk. La. Like that on top of that water. Pop. Stay back here with the photo. Ma. Doorbell. Stop. Play. Let's go. Order number 10. Right when I caught in the car, it came in, baby. All the way sparked up again. One order, 6.9 miles for 1753. Get with me, baby. Let's go. And we're here to draw if it's all the way sparked up. Or let's get in order, baby. Beep, beep, beep. Drop like that. Uh-uh. That box rippin' a little bit. They got the pizza rolls. Yeah, I love them pizza rolls.  Dumb and old. Just the cheese and all that. They got the chicken. Bop, bop. Chicken, chicken. Hit him with the photo. Y'all ready? Hold on. Let's go. And just like that, it's over, baby. We came, we saw, we conquered. We went bonkers. Our last order was Mariano's two orders. 48 items, 4.1 miles. But 31, 38, we got to that crate. We ended up with 2, 13, 18. We got to that green. We hopped like scorching. Guess what? It's only 11, 22. What it do? Forget doing your crew. We got to that money like it was funny. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Also, if you want a chance to earn, if you want a chance to win, the free merch, all you have to do is email me at ronestownsandviewsatgmo.com. Send me a picture, show your subscriber to the channel and earn your chance to win so you can be first and you can get it in. I'll see you guys on the next one. We're going, we're going, we're throwing. You already know I'm the DDK and I'm on my way.


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We couldn't miss it. Let's give a look down the corridor. Maybe one of the workers can tell us. Yeah, right. Looks like some kind of an office there, doesn't it, just beyond the time clock? Yeah. Let's see, Paymaster Head timekeeper, yeah, that's it. The door's locked, Ed. You want to wrap on the pay window? Yeah. Yeah? Police officers, ma'am. We have an appointment with Miss Edith Tabor. Oh, yes, officers. I'm Edith Tabor. Just a moment, please. I'll ring the buzzer. Just push on the door. All right, thank you, ma'am. Go ahead, Ed. All right. Are you the one I talked to on the phone, Sergeant Friday? Yes, ma'am. That's right. This is my partner, Sergeant Jacobs. They do. This is about your brother, Miss Tabor. Ralph Tabor, is that right? Yes, that's right. I know there must be something wrong. Ralph's been gone since Sunday. No one's seen him. No one's heard from him. I'm worried sick about it. Last time you saw him was on Sunday? No, I didn't actually see him. I talked to him on the phone. I made a date for dinner. Ralph and I always have dinner together Sunday nights. It's about the only time in the week we do get to see each other. I see. I believe you told me on the phone you already checked with most of his friends the places he'd most likely be, is that right? I called everyone I can think of. No one's seen him.  Going off without telling anyone? No, never. I'm very worried, Sergeant. When you think of any reason at all, I'd want to disappear of his own free will, I mean? No. No reason in the world for it. He seemed perfectly all right when I talked to him on the phone Sunday. Everything was fine. We made a date for the movies Tuesday night. That was for last night. Picture downtown we wanted to see. He made a special point of it. I just know something must have happened.  Yes. We get together at least once a week, as I say. I'm four years older than Ralph. I've looked after him since we were kids. We've always been together the last five or six years, especially ever since mama died. Your brother in a pretty stable mental condition, wasn't he? No financial worries, nothing of that kind? No, sir, nothing I know about. I'd like to double check this information that you gave me on the phone, Miss Taber. Your name and address and his description. Yes, sir. The full name Ralph Lawrence Taber, 14316 Al Maiden Street, male white American occupation interior decorator, is that it? Yes, that's right. Height, 5'4", 1155 pounds, dark blonde hair, gray eyes, fair complexion, birthmark on left side of neck. Yes, that's all correct. Your brother in the habit of carrying large sums of money around with him, do you know? No, not that I know of. He has a good job. He's not getting rich at it, though. I don't think I've ever seen Ralph with more than $20, $30 on him at a time. Who was the last person to see him, Miss? Any idea? Well, I talked to Ralph's landlady. She told me she saw Ralph and this friend of his, Andy Howard, going into Ralph's apartment. That was about six o'clock Sunday night. Ralph was supposed to meet me at 7.30, never showed up. Now, this friend of your brother's, Miss Taber, is Andy Howard? Are you acquainted with him? Yes, but I don't know him too well. I only met him two or three times. He lives in the apartment house next door to Ralph, so the two of them were friends in the Navy together during the war, good friends. You tried to get in touch with this Andy Howard? Yes, I called Ralph's apartment when he didn't show up for a dinner date Sunday night. Wasn't any answer, so I looked up Andy's number in the phone book and called him. Was he at home? Yes. Tried to talk to him, but it didn't do much good. String. How's that? He pretended he didn't even know me. After we finished our interview with Edith Taber, Ed Jacobs and I started out to double check with all unknown friends and associates of her brother. We talked to his employer and the people he worked with. None of them had seen him, subsequent to 6 o'clock Sunday night. None of them could think of any good reason why he suddenly would want to pick up and leave his job and friends. The people he knew outside of his work told us the same thing. Nobody could explain it. Along the way, we inquired about Ralph Taber's friend, Andy Howard. Most of the people we talked to knew him as a close friend of Taber's. We checked at Howard's place of employment, but they told us he hadn't shown up for work since the previous Friday. We drove to Howard's apartment, checked with a manager, and he said that Howard had moved without notice late Sunday night. We crossed over to the apartment house next door, where Taber lived and talked to the landlady of Mrs. Higbee. She corroborated the story we'd gotten from Taber's sister that Andy Howard was last seen entering Taber's apartment at about 6 o'clock Sunday night. Taber was with him. Mrs. Higbee was sure of that. She showed us up to the third floor to Ralph Taber's apartment. The two rooms and the adjoining kitchenette were immaculate. There wasn't a thing out of place. You just pinned Joe not a thing out of order. Yeah, it's the same in the bedroom. Say, Mrs. Higbee. Yes, I do. Do you provide maid service with the apartments here? No, we don't. We've been thinking about it, though. Haven't quite made up our minds such a task, getting good, competent health these days. The tenants are responsible for the entire upkeep. Yes. Everything but painting, wallpapering, things like that. Doesn't Mr. Taber keep things spotless? Just spotless? Yes, ma'am. There's just one thing I want to ask you about. It's over here by the window. Yes. Now this wire here, apparently an aerial connection for a television set. Looks like same. Yes. Mr. Taber does have a television. Why? Well, I don't notice a set anywhere in the apartment. Would you have to recall if he sent it out for repairs? Anything like that? No, not that I know of. Besides, this doesn't seem like Mr. Taber at all. How do you mean, Mrs. Higbee? He's always so neat, fastidious. End of that wire there. Looks like it was torn off the connection, doesn't it? Along the window sill, too, isn't that terrible? Fasteners for the wire ripped right out of the woodwork. That certainly doesn't seem like Mr. Taber. Anyone else besides him have access to this apartment, ma'am? No one that I know of. No one besides myself, I mean. I have duplicate keys to all the apartments. I just happen to think. Yes, ma'am. If a repairman did move the set out, it's possible my house boy might know about it. Sam, that's my house boy. How would he know about it? Well, it's a rule of the house, all furniture, heavy things like that. They have to be taken down in the freight elevator. It opens right onto the alley and back of the building. It's very handy. Yes, ma'am. Sam's the only one who operates that elevator. That's why I say it's possible he might know about it. Would you like to have me ask him? I wonder if you would, please. Surely it won't take but a minute, and I'll be right back. Thank you, Mrs. Higbee. Joe, you want to have a look over here? Yeah. What do you got? This wall bed here. I tried to pull it down. It's stuck. Stand right here. Over here. See if you notice anything. Yeah, I do. You want to give me a hand, see if we can't get the bed down? Yeah. Push in on your side. That's it. OK, it's coming down now. Good lord. Yeah. Tabor, you think? Oh, the description seems to fit. Beating to death looks like, doesn't it? Something's sticking out under the bed cover, is there? Yeah, it's a claw here. My stain's all over it. Vicious. Guess a killer wanted to make sure. It's one of the worst I've seen. Feel sorry for the sister. She was pretty close to him. It's going to be tough on her. No tougher than it was for him. 2.38 PM. We phoned the office, told them what we'd found, and then we put in a call for Lieutenant Lee Jones and the crime lab crew. While we were waiting, we questioned the landlady again, Mrs. Higbee. She said her house man, Sam, told her he knew nothing about a television set being moved out of Ralph Tabor's apartment. However, it was possible somebody could have taken the set down in the main elevator late at night without being seen. Mrs. Higbee also told us that Tabor had a car. We checked the apartment garage, but it was gone. All Mrs. Higbee could tell us was that it was a late model car, and that Tabor often loaned it to his friend, Andy Howard. Sergeant Sal Shambra and Joe LaMonica from homicide arrived, and together the four of us interviewed the employees and the tenants in the apartment building. They gave us little or nothing at all. A few minutes before 3 PM, the crime lab crew showed up and started their preliminary investigation. We put in a call for the coroner. From the obvious lack of fingerprints in usual places around the apartment, it was apparent that the murderer had taken great precautions to cover his tracks. 3.35 PM. The deputy coroner arrived, and after the preliminary investigation was finished, the body was removed to the county morgue. Ed and I went back to the office, checked our DMV, and got out on all points on Tabor's car, and also on the friend he was last seen with, Andy Howard. R and I turned up a single entry for Howard's criminal record, a drunk driving charge. 5.20 PM, we met with Edith Tabor and broke the news of her brother's death. When she recovered from the shock, we interviewed her briefly. It was Andy Howard. I know it was him it had to be. Why do you say that, Ms. Tabor? There's something about this man, Howard. You haven't told us? He's no good, Sergeant. He's no good at all. That's what I've been afraid of. I've been afraid of it right along. Well, just how do you mean, ma'am? He's no good.  Won't get a job. He's been living off my brother. He isn't normal. There's something wrong with him. Well, how is it your brother put up with him? I told you, he and Ralph were friends in the Navy. He did a big favor for Ralph once. He's been living off it ever since, taking his clothes, borrowing his car, money, never paying it back.  I just know it. That's all. He did it. He ever fight with your brother? Would you happen to know? Did he ever threaten him? They had a big fight one night, about two weeks ago, I think.  That's when the fight started. You saw it, did you? Ralph told me about it. Fist fight in the alley back of the apartment. Ralph knocked Andy down, and he said he'd never forget it. He'd pay Ralph back. Couple of days after that, my brother said the two of them made up. Everything was all right. Ralph should have known better. He should have known better. Just a few more questions, Ms. Taber. Can you tell us anything about Andy Howard's background, ways from whose friends are, places he usually goes? No. I didn't know much about him. He's from the South, I think, Alabama. Ralph's friends can tell you more about him than I can. All right. Had you heard anything lately about Howard planning to move out of his apartment? Nothing. When I heard that he did move and Ralph was missing, I knew something was wrong. That's why I called you. I only known before. Poor Ralph, if I only knew. I'll try to take it easy, ma'am. We'll arrange for a car to drive you home, all right? It's so hard to understand. It's hard for anyone to kill Ralph like that horrible. He was so good. He was my brother. Yes, ma'am. What do you say to a man who kills your brother? How do you understand him? What do you tell him? Well, I even try. What? Let the jury tell him. Before we had the victim's sister, Edith Tabor, driven to her home, we asked her about the television set in her brother's apartment, but she was unable to explain its absence. Burgary detail had already been notified about the case and the pawn shop detail alerted. An APB had been gotten out, containing a complete description of the TV set, along with the serial numbers. A few minutes after we got back from dinner that night, we had an answer on it. A pawn shop operator on West 7th Street called in with the information that he'd taken in a television set with identical description and serial numbers as that of Tabor's. Ed and I drove out to the pawn shop and checked the operator's buybook. The set had been pawned the day after the murder. The serial numbers and description matched in every detail. The description and signature of the man who pawned it matched perfectly with that of Ralph Tabor's friend, Andy Howard. The set was impounded, and just on a chance, we had Dean Bergman dusted for latent fingerprints. Dean? Oh, hi, Ed Friday. How are you making out, anyway? Not bad. Have a look here.   These here, they belong to the pawn shop operator. These belong to his son, helps him in the shop. Guess this is the one you're looking for, two clean index prints. Do you classify them? Check them against prints from Andrew Howard's package. They match. When we checked in for work the following morning, we got the coroner's report on Ralph Tabor. The cause of death was listed as cerebral hemorrhage and multiple fractures of the skull caused by blows from a heavy blunt object. The other reports from the crime lab didn't give us much help. The better part of the next three days, Ed and I, along with Al Shambra and Joe LaMonica, held detailed interviews with the known friends and associates of the murder victim, Ralph Tabor, and the number one suspect, Andy Howard. The information we picked up was incorporated in a supplementary all points bulletin and gotten out immediately. We found out that Andy Howard had a sailor's uniform in his possession, and though unauthorized, he wore it frequently. It bore the insignia of a quartermaster first class on the sleeve. We also found out Howard had identical tattoos on each forearm, the picture of an unfurled American flag with a name Betty D below it. We had the city covered for the suspect. Four days passed, no trace of him. Saturday, November 24th. We got an urgent call from homicide commander, Lieutenant Mort Geer in San Diego. On the highway? When was that, Mark? I see. Hey, Joe, you got a pencil, eh? Yeah, here you go. Yeah, Mark, you're pretty sure, huh? Uh-huh. Oh, yeah, it seems to tie in all right. How's that? Well, I don't know for sure. We'll check with Captain Norman right now and let you know. Yeah, thanks, Mark. Goodbye. Good break. What do you have to say? One of their traffic men down there felt about the name of Jack Ladd stopped car on the highway, going out of town speeding. Cool. Well, that says a man answers Andy Howard's description perfectly, right down to the tattoo on the forearm. No doubt about the car the guy was driving was Tabor's description and license number. He even used Tabor's identification. Well, when did all this happen? The day after the murder. It held a man that didn't have the information at the time. That's a bum break. Which way was Howard going, they tell you? Yeah, into town. They figure he's still there someplace. What do you mean? He found the car an hour ago, abandoned. 10 minutes after the phone call from San Diego, Captain Norman checked back in at the office and Ed and I met with him. We told him about the information San Diego had phoned in and he gave Ed and I an immediate OK for the trip south. We went down to the garage, picked up a car, and six hours later, we checked in with Sergeant Russ Ormsby, San Diego homicide. What's this, another fishing trip or are we doing business this time? Great, it's all business Russ, Andy Howard thing. More gear around? No, I won't be back till later. I can brief you on it though. McGuire and I have been working it on this end. Well, how about Tabor's car? You still got it staked out? Yeah, no nibble jet. What do you figure, if nothing happens, pull it in tomorrow, process it for prints? Yeah. If you've had something warmer than that since more gear called you, it looks pretty good. Yeah, what do you got? Only came up with it a couple of hours ago. Field interrogation card made out last night, west end of town. Beat officer by the name of Driscoll, questioned a man and a girl parked in a car out that way last night. Here's a description of the man. Thanks, Russ. Yeah, it's powered all the way in here. Couldn't get much closer. They checked out the car they were in belongs to the girl. Yeah. Look here, Andy, still using Tabor's identification. Yeah. All right, where does it go from here, Russ? You got this Andy Howard spotted? No. Beat man, Driscoll, they didn't know the guy from Adam. Yeah, well, where's that lamest? The girl Howard was with. Driscoll knew her. We contacted the beat officer, Driscoll. The girl who'd been spotted sitting in a parked car the night before with murder suspect Andy Howard was identified as Helen McClung, a waitress in a downtown cocktail bar. A stakeout was placed in her apartment and she was brought in for interrogation. He's not a good friend of mine. I don't know where he lives. Don't know what he does. I had to even know him, Sergeant. You were out for a drive with him like before last night, right? Sure, I don't deny that. We went out for a ride. That's all there is to it. You sure you don't know where this man lives, Helen? Not exactly. No, he's staying at a hotel downtown, I think. We went for a ride and I dropped him off at the bus line. That's all there was to it. Do you expect to see him again? Do you have any dates with him in the next couple of days? No. Tell you the truth, I thought I had a date. It didn't work out. Nothing ever works out. Phone this morning called it off. You told you why? I gave some lame excuse. I found out the real reason, though. What's that, do you mind telling us? No, I don't mind. Got a date with my girlfriend instead, Claire Peterson. Burn me up a little, but I don't mind. Oh, where does your girlfriend live, Helen? You mean Claire? Out on Rose Avenue, 1500 Block. I'm not sure, though. Is he going to pick her up there? I guess so, why? When's the date for it, you know? Yeah, on my night. You are listening to Dragnet, authentic stories of your police force in action. Compare Fatima with your present king-size cigarette. 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Remember, each king-size Fatima gives you an extra mild and soothing smoke, plus the added protection of Fatima quality. Switch to Fatima today. Best of all, king-size cigarettes. Monday, November 26, 10 AM. After checking your name through San Diego R&I, we finally located the address of the girl Claire Peterson, who was supposed to have a date with our murder suspect, Andy Howard, that night. She lived in a small apartment house in the southeast end of town. The manager told us that she'd already left for work. We ran it down. The Peterson girl was employed as a cutter in a shirt factory down in the industrial district. We questioned her at her work.  She kept working while we talked to her. Yeah, I have a date with Ralph Tabor tonight. Something the matter? Great so, Miss Peterson. The first place his name isn't Ralph Tabor. No, I'm sorry. You must be wrong, officer. I was out with him just last Monday. I know that's his name, son. Everything he has is cars, wallets, all his business papers. I bet you must have made a mistake. No, it's no mistake, man. We checked it out pretty thoroughly. We'd like to talk to you about it if we could, please. Well, there's not too much to tell. I just met him Monday night. He was with my girlfriend, Helen, who wanted to go out with me, so I made a date. I didn't think there was anything wrong.  Do you give any specific time when he'd be there? Eight or eight-thirty, he said. Hey, what's wrong, you know? There's something wrong with the man I don't know, don't you think? We want him for questioning, ma'am. You any idea where he lives? No, no, I haven't. One of the hotels downtown, I think. Fifth Street or Sixth Street, I wouldn't know for sure. What do you want him? Can't you tell me, please? We believe he's committed a murder, Miss Peterson. Matter of fact, we're sure of it. What do you want me to do? He calls up before your date tonight. Don't do anything to discourage him. Tell him to meet you. He wants to postpone the date. Try and make him come tonight. Can't do that, try and find out where he's staying. Don't let him know we talk to you. Well, all right, I can try. You'll be there when it comes to my apartment, I mean. Yes, ma'am, we'll be there. You'll be protected all the way. Well, what do you do? Ma'am? What do you do?  He must be desperate. What do you do? How do you arrest him? Just choice, ma'am. Any way he wants it. As soon as we left the plant where the Peterson girl worked, we called Sergeant Tony McGuire at San Diego homicide detail, and he made arrangements for an immediate stake out at the girl's apartment. At 7 p.m., Ed and I, along with Russ Arms B. N. Tony McGuire, drove out to supplement the men on stake out at the girl's apartment. 8 o'clock, 9, 9.30, 10 p.m., still no sign of the suspect. At midnight, our relief team showed up, and we headed back for the office. When we got there, there was a bulletin from the highway patrol reporting that earlier that night, a man partially identified as Andy Howard had been seen heading north from San Diego on US Highway 101 toward Los Angeles. We got Captain Lerman on the phone, briefed him on the latest developments, and told him that photographs of the suspect had been distributed to all officers. The next 10 hours failed to turn up anything new. San Diego officers continued to cover their end. 11.15 p.m. the next day, we drove back to Los Angeles and reported in the homicide. There was a note in the book from Lerman asking us to check in early the following morning, so Ed and I signed out and went home to get some sleep. The next morning, 1.45 a.m. Hello, Friday talking. Oh yeah, Hawkins, what do you got? Well, what about identification? He checked that over? No, no. What about insignia? His rating? After I hung up, I phoned Ed, got him out of bed, and the two of us drove down to the office where we picked up the suspect and took him to the interrogation room. During the interrogation, we found a wallet concealed on his person. It contained a driver's license, credit card, and half a dozen other means of identification. All of them were made out to Ralph Tabor. After an hour of questioning, he'd still admit nothing. He sat hunched over in his chair, tearing an old envelope into small pieces and dropping them on the floor in front of him. This'll make the 10th time I told you. I don't know what happened to Ralph. I didn't take his car or his television set. I didn't leave the city. I wasn't in San Diego last week. Now, if you don't believe me, you'll prove I'm lying. We didn't pull you in on the guess, Andy. We'll prove it. You mind telling me how? We got three people on their way in here right now. Ralph Tabor's sister is landlady. A man by the name of Sims, pawn shop dealer. You mean anything to you? My word against theirs. Three to one, mister. I got the odds in our favor. Look, why don't we straighten this out once and for all? Do you think I killed my friend Ralph? Why? Explain it to me. Why should I kill him? Look, I wouldn't know, Andy. Maybe you'd like to tell us. His sister says he was pretty good to you. She was good to me. I guess she didn't tell you what I did for him overseas when we were in the Navy to get it. No, she didn't tell us. She wouldn't.  I haven't found one of them worth anything. Frustrated. She needs a husband. That's her trouble. She claims her brother was paying the bills for you, Andy. He gave you clothes, money, his car. She says you were living off of him. Well, honestly, woman, that's all the thanks I get for all I did for Ralph. I've owed a few dollars, you know. That's all. Kept throwing it up to me. Him and his sister, after all I did for him. What are you trying to say, Andy? Could have been different, Ralph and me. What do you want me to say? Did you kill him? Did you kill him, Andy? You can't explain it that way. It's not as simple as that. Didn't? No, it's all mixed up together. It's not as complicated, it's not simple at all. I mean, with your best friend, especially. It's more of a mistake. I mean, morally, I didn't mean to kill him. I just did. It's a mistake. Terrible mistake. I want to give us a statement hard. This is a matter of if we'll take it down. All right, in a minute. Just want to make sure you understand, I mean, about Ralph, all I did for him. Well, no gratitude, no gratitude at all. You blame me? I mean, after all I did for him, you blame me? Well, you should have remembered, Andy, about gratitude. Yeah? Doesn't mean much when you have to ask for it. The story you have just heard was true. The names were changed to protect the innocent. On February 4th, trial was held in Superior Court, Department 89, City and County of Los Angeles, State of California, in a moment the results of that trial. And now here is our star, Jack Webb. Thank you, George Fenerman. Friends, you've been listening to DragNet for the past 28 minutes. Now it'll take you less than 28 seconds to prove that Fatima is the best of all king-sized cigarettes. Just compare Fatima with a king-sized cigarette you're now smoking. Fatima filters the smoke through a long distance of 85 millimeters. Fatima's length cools the smoke for your protection. Fatima's length gives you those extra puffs, 21% longer than standard cigarette size. And in Fatima, you get an extra mild and soothing smoke, plus the added protection of Fatima quality. Prove it today. Bye, Fatima. Andrew Thomas Howard was tried and convicted of murder in the second degree. He is now serving his term in the state penitentiary San Quentin, California. 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