Hello, people of the internet! My name is Johnny and welcome to Circus World. This is a... That was actually kind of cool, baby, what you just did. Yeah, that! Damn, that's awesome! So we played this game a while back, but that was only the demo. And now the full game literally just came out, not even an hour ago. So I thought, you know what? Let's check it out. Let's all smash the like at the same time. Three, two, one, go, go, go, go. Alright, so let's just hit new game. And let's see what this game has to offer. Daddy, why won't you let me play with her? Well, if I'm assuming that you are Elizabeth and I am Michael Afton, I mean... Oh, shoot. William Afton.  Anyways, night one, let's move past that. Guys, don't get mad. I messed up, okay? God. Oh! This is so much different from the demo. Hello, baby. Can I answer the phone? Is this music below or is this just the ambience? I can honk, that's always good. Hello? Radical. Hold me! Am I dweeb? I'm not a dweeb. Oh. Oh. Oh, that's good. Nice, okay, I got that. I'm glad about that. That's not hella power.  Okay, so, the cameras are interesting. What do I do with you? I don't know. So, the further down the cameras I go, like 5 and 6, I'm guessing that's my office door and this is my office door, right? Because this looks like the FNAF 1 hallway, right? And that's probably maybe the kitchen. So, baby's here. Um, that's the entrance. That's Funtime Foxy. This is Ballora. Okay. This is so different from the demo. I wonder if we're gonna even have the salvage minigames, you know?  I love those minigames. I hope they're not out of the game. I'm still trying to get used to the map layout. It's definitely interesting and different to not have a map layout. Which is why... Okay, so, I'm guessing this is the furthest that they will ever get. And then 5 and 6 are right outside my door. So, baby is already starting one camera away. Which is very interesting. I'm guessing this is my power. And then this is Ballora's happiness meter. It looks like maybe I just have to watch her. So, she's kind of like the Foxy equivalent. Then, I don't know what this guy does. If Ballora is like Foxy where I have to look at her, then I don't know what Funtime Foxy will do. You know? It is 3 am, so we're doing pretty good. I tried 193. 197 doesn't do anything.  Wait, hold on, let me do... Uh, oh god, what's the code? 395248. Nothing? Come on, game. You gotta give me something with the keypad. It does have the honk. That's always good. Oh, Foxy's coming out. I was jamming with Ballora, but Foxy's coming out. Hey, bud. What are you doing?  I'm guessing they're gonna appear at the store. I will say, the lighting for the doors. Very interesting. Also, is that... Is that some green? Was that supposed to be a keyed out? I mean, the office looks alright. You know, nothing too groundbreaking. Looks alright. The characters, they look pretty good. Oh. Whoa! What's that noise? What is that noise? Um, I don't know, but Foxy's about to run. So I'm gonna keep an eye on him. Her. Whatever. I don't know what this music is. Usually that means that Freddy's in the kitchen, so maybe someone's in the kitchen. Which I'm guessing is that room right there. Baby's eyes are blue. That's interesting. Yeah, so baby's... I'm looking on my poster right now because I always forget if baby's eyes are actually green or blue in the game. But baby's eyes are blue in this game. So that is very interesting. That means Elizabeth is not in Soka's baby just yet. Oh. 6am. Interesting transition. Yes! The minigames are still here. Yes! Okay, I forget what I do with you. Oh, there's still...  Wait a second. Um, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Fun Time Freddy, reboot his head, torso, including arms and legs, also including the bon-bon arms and head. Okay. A critical warning. There's still testing going on with the Bonnie Hand Puppet. Who knows what could happen. Is that moving? Okay. Uh, just be sure to click the nose. Okay. So, if bon-bon is missing, just click this guy's nose. Okay. And this is like the, for those guys, for anyone who hasn't seen the previous video on the demo, this is just like the night four in sister location where you gotta hold this down. Oh. It still goes really slow. I do like that we can see Fun Time Freddy. Oh, he's, ooh. Okay. But the two seem to be drawn to each other. So if I see the Hand Puppet missing, okay, so only if bon-bon disappears do I actually do something. I hope. Okay. I hope when this thing gets to 100%, the, like, the head will light up. You know? If that doesn't happen, I'm gonna be very mad. Are you ready for a surprise? No, no, no, no, no. I'm clicking the nose. You should not be talking to me, Fun Time Freddy. Also, it's, I like the voice acting. You know? Most fan games would just reuse normal Fun Time Freddy's voice lines, but I like that they, I like that they're doing their own thing. Oh, he's moving. Click. Oh, that's right. That's right. He has a little animation thing. Okay, so actually, I don't need to leave this thing until I see the animation, which I can see at the top of the screen for some reason. That's still a thing. All right. This is almost at 100%. It looks like it's changing color. That's weird. I don't know why he's turning green. I think it would have been better. I'm guessing he's gonna turn completely green once these are all done. It would have been better if, like, the head lit up. No, no, no. Like, once I got done rebooting the head, the head would light up, the torso, the torso would light up. I think that would have been better, developer, if you're watching this. I think that would be a nice feature to add rather than him slowly turning green. I also don't know what benefit I get from this, right? Because in the... in FNAF 6, when you beat the salvage minigame, you got the character, and they were now in the night with you. And you got money. So I don't know... Okay. So I don't know what I get out of this if I actually should be doing this, you know? Are you ready for a surprise? No. So that's online. We are almost halfway there. Also, maybe, like, have this fan moving. I don't know. Just, like, give some atmosphere... Let's play together. ...to the place besides just him talking every now and then. The animations, though. Like, I said this in the demo. The animations are great. Here it goes. Hit it! There we go. Yeah, like, that animation of him moving his jaw. That's great. Alright, this one's almost done. Good. Ooh, this one's blue. Okay, so this is for Bon Bon. So I'm guessing Bon Bon will turn blue, then? I... I hope so. This one's going a lot faster, which is real nice, because these go by really slow. Ready for a surprise? Nope. But that one's online now. Uh, yeah. I don't know why Bon Bon's goes quicker, maybe because he's smaller? I don't know. Bon Bon's gender is even more confusing than Mangle's. We're almost done with this one, and then we can move on to Night 2, where I'm guessing something will probably happen. I'm guessing Funtime Foxy will charge out my door. Maybe Baby will move. I don't know, but we're done right now.  He just got ready to attack. Enjoy some time at home. Really? What show am I watching? Let's find out if I'm watching a show. Game, you can't say enjoy some time at home and then not give me time at home. Also, why can I just go straight to the final night? Um... I probably shouldn't be doing this, but I'm gonna do it. Why can I go straight to the final night? Oh, Baby's eyes are green now. Oh, interesting. Wait. I can't use the doors in the camera? Why? Also, for a final night, I'm just gonna, like... Okay, then. I guess that happened. I'm just gonna let my power go out because I don't want to hop straight to the final night, even though you can for some reason. Yeah, so I'm just going to get a jump scare.  We'll probably do Night 2. This is taking a long time. I have all the doors closed. I've been in the cameras. No one's moved. I don't know what that guy does.  You know? It's 3 a.m. Everything has been closed for the entire night. I'm not dead yet. No one's moved. I don't know what's trying to kill me. I honestly could redo this final night and actually beat it because nothing's happening. Hello. I guess I gotta find him on the cameras, but I don't know. It seems like he doesn't kill me, so... I don't know what he does. Alright, power's about to be out. There we go.  Okay, then. Cool. Alright, I want to do Night 2. Ready? You let the other children go see her. Why won't you let me go? It's interesting that they've gone with the text instead of just using the clip from Sister Location. Alright, Night 2. We'll get this done. We'll do the salvage. Call it an episode. Here we go. Still blue eyes. Hey, phony. Talk to me. Talk to me. My uh...what? My homie? Yeah, homie. My phony homie. Yes, I... Oh, interesting. Okay, Freddy's easy. You're late, man. I already know what to deal with him. Okay, it's interesting that... Okay. Um... Well, I kind of know what to do with Belora. Right, just look at her. God, I hate that I can't use the doors in the cameras. That is...real... poopy. Um... I don't know what Baby does. I'm assuming that Funtime Foxy is the same as Funtime Foxy. Um... Yeah, it's interesting that... And I just played um... Weekend...weekdays at Wilbur's. I am...I am no clue what's going to be out when this video goes out. But I played that game. The difficulty on that thing is...ridiculous. Um... But my main problem with it was that the phone guy there gave no information. So... This is kind of the same scenario where I'm just assuming things. Like, I'm assuming Funtime Foxy will run at the door and I gotta close it. Which I'm guessing is what he's gonna do. I'm assuming all I have to do is look at Belora. I'm assuming Baby won't move until...night... 10. Whatever. I don't know. Maybe she's like 30 and only activates... when the power goes out? Or only activates on night 3? I don't know. Um... But yeah. A big problem with FNAF games nowadays is that... They include phone guys. But the phone guys are just there to give story. And like, that is fine. I get it. You wanna use...you know make your game have story. But you also gotta use phone guy... the way phone guy was intended. Uh...where is... Foxy? Uh... I'm guessing that was Foxy. No, Foxy's there. What the heck? Okay. Sure. So Foxy doesn't run. Do you see what I mean? And now they're gone. Okay. I guess that was very close. So now they're back in...okay. Cool. Short. You see what I mean? Phone guy, you gotta give me something. And now I gotta keep an eye on Belora because I have not been looking at her this entire night basically. The vent sound? Okay. Another thing. Belora is so loud. Right? When you are on her camera, her music is so loud that I can barely hear a fun time for it. So... Yeah. Either increase fun time for it sound or decrease Belora's because if I'm supposed to look at... Again, I don't know if this is the case because phone guy didn't tell me. But if I'm supposed to look at Belora the entire night or at least to fill up her attention bar then that music is so loud and I can't hear fun time for it. Six. Yay. This whole six thing is a bit weird, I will say. Alright. Yay. I get to hear more Belora. We boot. Yeah. Belora may activate at the lack of noise. Alright. Why in the music box? Alright. Why the music box occasionally just to slow down the activation process? Okay. Okay. Simple. Simple. I think. Hopefully. Yeah. I remember this. I remember this from the demo. Oh my god. It goes down so fast and this goes up so slow. I wish these went up faster. Because like, I can barely get 10% before it's all all the way winded down. This is going to take forever. Oh my god. I'm not even done with one. Come on, game. You got it. There you go. Oh my god. I'm halfway done. Oh my god.  Like, I can barely get five. Almost got five. Oh my god. I can barely get five. Almost got the second one here. There's going to be a lot of cuts in between. Okay. And like, the annoying part about this Belora's minigame in particular is that I can't see Belora. Like, if you want to have the music box, put it out here so then I can actually see Belora. Because like, there's no point. I can just stay in the cameras. Almost there. I've just been chilling with Belora's music, you know. Oh my god. Yeah. This minigame in particular could use a bit of a bit of walk, you know. There we go. Log off. I will go enjoy some time at home by not enjoying some time at home now. Why is this here? I don't go home. You just take me back to the main menu. Unless this is my home. This is my progatory. I don't know. But this is Circus World. I definitely do think the salvage minigames do need a bit more walk, but overall they're really good. The main game I still don't fully understand, but I'm sure as the game goes on I will. It's just, again, Phone Guy don't really tell you much. He just kind of said the same thing he said on night one. And like, I had already figured out Funtime Freddy. Like, that guy was obvious. Maybe explaining Funtime Foxy, Boloa, Baby on the first couple of nights would be better. At least Funtime Foxy and Boloa. Because those two are probably the ones you'll die from on night one. Um, night two was fine. He explained Funtime Freddy. That was great. No clue what Baby does, but I guess we'll find out. No clue why the final night is unlocked, but hell, it's here. Yeah, those Circus World will come back probably sometime soon to finish off the game. It doesn't seem like it's going to be that difficult, so yeah, shouldn't take too long. Thank you all so much for watching, and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


Do you ever wonder what happens when the police leave? Crime scene cleaners are private companies that handle the cleanup after the police are gone. Spalling Decon is one of the nation's largest cleanup companies handling the aftermath of homicides, suicides, decompositions, hoarding and much more. These are our stories. Hey guys we're in Venice, Florida on a unfortunate decomposition. The resident here lived alone and was awaiting some type of organ trance plant and it didn't happen. What's up Eric? Hey Evan. Is this going to be your first decomp? Uh third. Third? Third. Wow a seasoned veteran. Right already. They wasted time down here in Tampa. I'm Ebony Gray and this is Stephanie Sanders of Spalding Decon, Ben Salem, and this is going to be our first Decon. We're here going very chisely training so we are lucky to get some real life experience today. Hi my name is Jared Jones. I'm from Spalding Decon up there located in California and we are here to clean up a biohazard with some decomposition involved. Hey guys we're in Venice, Florida on a unfortunate decomposition. The resident here lived alone and was awaiting some type of organ trance plant and it didn't happen. So the person passed away in the area between the kitchen and the dining room. So it's part carpet and part ceramic tile. So we're dealing with kind of two different surfaces and two different tool sets that we have to do and we've got franchisees here from Ben Salem, Philadelphia area, Pennsylvania and Fairfield, California. So we've been having a lot of fun in the last week and a half or so and this is their first decomp that they're working on. Alright who's your gopher? I would start with somebody and then we'll switch. So Eric what's this process going to look like? So essentially what we're going to do is we're going to start peeling back at the labels. The layers of the carpet obviously from the initial look here looks like it's just a pretty small area but once we start peeling back the layers we'll see how far that the decomp has traveled. Now historically when you look here that's only you know few six few eight nine ten inches but when you start peeling a back it could actually travel 24 36 inches. So we'll start tearing it up see how far back it traveled and see all what we need to remove. It's only about you know six to eight inch square on the top level level. As we start to peel it back you can see it's saturated to almost double that size already and that's already the first level. So as we continue cutting we'll see how much farther it's traveled outside of that and then what we'll do we'll take them there to the corner after that. There you go. Concrete underneath so we have a lot of room for air. Let's comment up north. It is not actually just about all your homes up north will have basements in them so you're just dealing with subfloor. It's your particle board. If it's an older home you're going to have the actual true hardware that you don't want to damage. Down here it's definitely a lot nicer in that regards. Wow you can see what actually traveled even farther on the concrete. Six to eight inch areas turned into almost 18 inches square. Do we have something like a door scraper or something like that? Yeah we got the fresh one. We also got the flat bar that we can use as well. What's that? I mean you can try to see if it indicates but I doubt it will. We need to cut a little bit more. We need to move closer to this door I believe with carpet removal. Can we keep going then?  Let's take the rest of that strip all the way to the sliding door and just dispose of the old red bag. Now the padding that's stuck to the concrete pull that up.  There you go. Now you know what to focus on. Okay so it's basically that center area there. Two dinner plates size. So I think it's really more of this. Staying the truck is completely void of it. How do we improvise? I will use the um. Preparer? Yes exactly. So take a paper towel and see if you can rub it now. Nope it's not coming. It's still a good amount. All right let her see if we can find that. That's a little better. Okay so after it's wiped dry what's the next step? Shockwave. Yeah. Very good. Tell them that's it. 10 minutes. Yep. And then while that's sitting where do we do next? Keep going. Okay that's good. So we'll get your area kind of free of debris. So this is hard. Yeah. So I would take that brush behind you and just start getting it up. Okay so I would go ahead and pick up those mats. They got to go. Oops we're pulling up top. So we don't have the bit for the paddle chipper? Correct. So knowing by hand. I don't know if he's a salesperson. One towel at a time. I'm gonna have those 90 degrees. Got a broom real quick or a brush. I can get some of the debris up. It's gonna work for me. I don't care. Ingress man in the world. Falling gold star. It's what we call redemption. All right. Eco-friendly. This is the eco-friendly way. Is that for fashion or safety? Safety it's really dusty in here. That's why my eyes were burning before. That in the sweat. But also fashion right. But also always fashion. So we just thought we're about to sweeping up. Should we have a van first? I would take up that piece of loose linoleum. Do you think loose? Yeah anything loose like that. Typically what I do is I'll use a pole scraper or something like that. I'll just give it. Now let's sweep up and then try not to mix dry with wet and the same hepa. Just makes it hard to clean. Yeah. It's so satisfying you are. Yeah I wish you get some out whole. This method would work too thank you. Sure. I even came prepared. This is cleaner. Because when this lights up the northern star is even dim. Okay. That's one pass. I wanted them to get the full effect of you know a trip without tools that way they know ahead of time. This is a learning experience. So you planned this. I planned this. I actually think I need to take that towel. I hate it. Thank you. First time. Yes you did. And the light lit up. You have to go side to side to get it to set. I love it. Never experience that. Side to side just to get it to set. If you take it to side. Okay. I can't see that. Besides me probably. All right. I got this set. I just hard to figure out man. I want to go to the phone. It's in. Oh my god it's in. Make 11. Thank you. No problem. Now full split. Rip my brand new pants. How was your first decomp? Was it easier than expected? Harder than you expected? What'd you learn? At least three or four times harder than expected. It was pulled dried blood via foot or foot and a half in diameter. So the carpet came up. It spread out in the pad which was a pad I'm not used to pulling out a little while longer and even more on the concrete beneath. And then the grout lines indicated so we ended pulling up 18-20 tiles and it just kept spreading on us. So we ended up pulling about 30 tiles. Pulling a fridge out going behind it. Pulling a stove out. Cleaning behind that. So it's much much more than it appeared to be up front. First decomp is down. How was it? I think it was easier than I expected. I wasn't grossed out which is always a good thing. The things that I've learned make sure you bring the right tools and maybe a couple of extra people just so that the job goes a little bit faster and a little bit more smooth. Definitely better to be over prepared to have something and not need it than not having to need it. It would have made our day go a little easier but we did learn a lot today by working manually versus working with power tools. Can't wait to knock out a decomp with you guys and Ben Salem. 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You could be wrong. It's OK. You could be wrong theoretically. Just don't anticipate. Don't guess. Don't forecast. Don't anticipate a move. Wait till it confirms. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys. Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com weekend update show. It is not the weekend yet. It is quarter to five. The market just closed about 45 minutes ago. It's Friday. Usually I would not be doing these broadcasts, especially after a long week. But I got 8,000 basketball games this weekend. So this is literally the only time I have a chance to kind of share my thoughts. So here's the debate, right? Here's the debate right now, right? The bull cases, that's it. This is a bull market, right? Bull market, everything is great. The bear market, the bear cases, this is nothing but a dead cat bounce. Who cares? Honestly, what do you care? Who cares at this day and age what you want to call this, right? Whatever you want to label this, it is what it is. We're 20% below, excuse me, 20% above long week. 20% above the June low is both on S&P and the Nasdaq, right?  Yet Peloton, some sort of PR came out this morning that they're going to start closing stores. They're cutting workforce. The only thing they didn't say today was they're going chapter 11. I mean, look what the stock did. So does it look? At this stage of the game, call it what you will, potato, potato, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The market is incredibly hot right now. It's way above the 50-day moving average. We're rallying now for a month. You've got 3% gains all across the board. S&P, the Nasdaq and the Dow all rose 3% this week. And the moral of the story is, again, who cares, right? Absolutely who cares. It's not about being right. It's not about the clicks and the shares and the tweets and the smash the like button, bro, right?  You know which way the wind is blowing, and you're trying to attack that side of the market on a prudent, feasible way after doing a feasibility study, your research, all the cases involved to put yourself in this next day of situation, not next month, not next year. I don't care that Tesla was at 1,200 a year ago. I don't care that Tesla was at 500 a year ago. Nothing cares. Speaking of Tesla, how crazy is that, right? How crazy is that? If you guys watched the video last night, I was watching Tesla to the downside today, right? There was a range down here on Tesla that we were watching. We were watching this range down here, 850 to the downside, 895 to the upside. And I even said last night's video. Well, hell, this thing keeps on getting rejected off the 60-minute supply. Well, doesn't it have to go down? And the funny thing is today, it tested the bottom of the channel again, never got under the 850. Thank God, right? Never got under the 850, traded down to 855. It would have been really bad if it traded below 850. But the point is, it held the bottom of the range and started moving up. And again, we'll get to the individual pivots in a second, but you're starting to see a really, really big stairways to heaven, and now we're very, very close. Again, we'll get to Tesla in a second. But the most important part is, guys, and again, this is especially for new traders, we get all the data, right? There's all this data coming out, inflation readings, used at US Treasury Eels, and again, I'm reading this. These are not words I use on an everyday vocabulary, right? You got Treasury Eels remaining large in check. Somebody please explain to me what that means. OK, you got inflation readings that have supported peak inflation narrative. OK, this is all nonsense. Guys, enjoy what we have now, right? You see a lot of people when the market was coming in in the seven months that we were in sell buys below the 50-day moving average. Well, this is a light volume, you know, the market will get bought, never happy, right? Now we're above the 50-day moving average. Well, this is just the dead cat bounce, right? The lows should be coming soon. What are you going to be happy, right? What are you going to be happy? How can you possibly go through life and with this half-glass, empty mentality? Enjoy what you got. Not what you want to have. Not what you think is going to happen. Enjoy what you have on a day-to-day basis. The market was going down for seven months. Everybody's upset. Sit in your hands. Cash is a position. Now the market's going up. Well, it's only going up. It's on light volume and it's all because. Relax, right? Just relax. Learn to smile. Life is not that serious, right?  Enjoy the day, right? Enjoy the day. Enjoy the experience. Enjoy your growth. Enjoy your development. Who cares about if you're wrong, right? Everybody's wrong every single day. I came in today looking for coin and Tesla to breach their downward channels. Coin and Tesla are one of the biggest movers to the upside today, right? You could be wrong. It's OK. You could be wrong theoretically. Just don't anticipate. Don't guess. Don't forecast. Don't anticipate or move. Wait till it confirms. Nobody cares, right? Nobody's keeping score. Everybody will still like you, right? Everybody will be friends. We're wrong every single day. As husbands, wives, parents, workers, cousins, anything under the sun, you're going to be wrong in trading. It's OK, right? It's absolutely OK to be wrong. Just don't stay wrong, right? Don't stay wrong. Accept the data. And if the data confirms, all ships ahead, right? If the data doesn't confirm, well, guess what? There's an other side of the channel that you can take advantage of. And again, the market just keeps on steaming. Even when you think the market's going to have a resday, right? It just keeps on going. Everything we talked about last night, even the energy names woke up, right? You got the Devon, right? That we talked about last night. And the VLO, both confirmed their 50-day moving average. You got Schwab that we talked about last night. The financials are going higher. Technology woke up again today. We'll get to the pivots in a second. So the most important thing is, guys, just don't overthink, right? Everybody wants to be smart.  Again, I know nothing. The only thing we know is what these lines are, what they entail, and what happens when buyers clean up sellers, and what happens when sellers clean up buyers. That's it. I know absolutely nothing else. And that's the way to stay grounded. That's the way to look at the market from a very, very unbiased approach. Because what happens is if you tie yourself into a bias, if you put yourself in a corner, you're going to be trading out of that bias. And sometimes, when you see the tidal wave come, you want to go with the tidal wave, not against it. So let's talk about it, right? So Q's, again, just absolute monsters. It looks like if we can start building now above, what is it, the 150-day moving average? We were talking about the 50. We talked about the 20. Now we're at the 150-day moving average, right? So if we could start putting in a base next week above 331 on the Q's, man, we got 335 coming up. And if you're looking for a little bit longer projection, we got, what, 340s on deck? But again, one day at a time, one trade at a time, we still need to build above 331 to get the 335. When you look at the IWM, again, these are the small cap stocks. This represents violence. This is what represents speculation, money flow. I'll show you a couple of pivots we have today. Phenomenal moves in smaller cap names, right? That's the point. Everything is gone. So stop, again, stop overthinking the IWM first time in a long time closed above the 200-day moving average. That is really, really good, right? You got the SPYs, same thing. SPYs look at the move 20% above the June lows, SPYs look like they want to get to this 431 level, which is the 200-day moving average. So look, the market is good.  You're not going to, you're not going to get the top of your moves. You're going to have rest days, but just understand the difference. When the market goes down, the market's not red because the market wants to go lower. The market's red because stocks need a rest. The market won't go down technically until we lose the 50-day moving average. And look how far we are above the 50-day moving average. So again, my piece of advice, especially for new traders, forget about everything.   That's it, this is it. This is all you need in the world. This is the most wonderful thing that you can give yourself. The greatest gift you can give yourself and it's called technical analysis. That's what we sell here, baby. We sell the idea that those charts, those lines, those candles are every piece of the puzzle that you have a high probability of knowing what happens next. And if they do confirm pretty neat and pretty cool things usually follow. So let's talk about today, really super aggressive day. Again, I came in today, I said, yo man, I don't have a lot of value today. Again, here's the whole point. Here's this morning. 895 to the upside, right? 850 to the downside. Let's see what happens, right? I was thinking, hey, this thing's gonna confirm down. It didn't go up for the last couple of days. Never got down to 850, right? Got down to 855, it's still there. And all of a sudden you see this massive, nasty volume and really, really aggressive move going up to the upside, right? So that didn't confirm to the downside. It confirmed later, 895, but there was a sneakier pivot. We'll talk about that in a second and the significance of that going into next week. Again, here's another example, 82.30 coin, right? I love coin going into today to the downside. 82.30 for the bills below can flush, right? Okay, right? Here we go. So here's another one here. Here's another one, here's coin. I said, let's watch the 82.30 break. Stock goes to 83.30 and then rallies and never gets to the bottom of the range. Again, this is why we don't anticipate. This is why we don't guess. We wait for those numbers to confirm. So again, this thing exploded to higher, but it wasn't all, right? That's not all. Everything started going higher with it. So Boeing never got to the 171.75 level. Guys, set an alert for this thing next week. This thing looks really good. 71.75 rejected twice, needs to build. Look at the Boeing chart. Look how tight it's getting, right? Don't anticipate. Wait for it to confirm, right? 171.75 got rejected once. 171.75 got rejected twice. And you guess what the pivot is, right? 171.75, keep an eye on this thing for next week. Looks really, really good. Rivian, nice little move on Rivian. Reverse after earnings again. Another example, you know, the stock could come out with crappier earnings and the stock will go higher. 40 needs to build. Here was Rivian, right? Here was Rivian, took out this whole channel here. It went right to supply, not a big move. Went up 50, 60 cents and got rejected to supply. It would need to get above that level to start moving higher next week. Again, not a big move at all. Here were the big moves of all things. It was the smaller cap names, right? RxRx of all things, right? How many times have you heard me say this symbol? RxRx, 11.25 needs to build, right? Here is RxRx, right? Just an absolute explosion here. RxRx, 11.25 traded only up to 12.15, still has room for 12.50s for next week. And then you have all the energy names that we talked about in last night's video. Valero, first close over 115, the 50-day moving average. That's super important, because again, the 50-day moving average is kind of important. So here, first close over, not a big move yet. The first close over 115, that is super duper bullish. Keep an eye on this thing for next week. Devin, right? Devin Energy, we talked about the same thing last night. 64.90, 65 needs to build. Again, not a big move yet. But again, these are not Teslas. These are not stocks that are going to go nuts. But here's your first move here. It took out the 115, traded up to 65.80. Again, confirmed this channel has room all the way up to 68 for next week. And then here, if you thought this RxRx was good, look at this crap, right? ALT, 13.90, 14 needs to build. I said there's a shot this thing goes, I didn't think it was gonna go, right? I thought this thing had a shot at 15.16. This damn thing went absolutely out of its mind and traded to $18.50 from this break of 14 bucks out of its mind. Again, try to convince somebody this is not a bull market, right?  Pretty damn cool. So that was big as well. Shop, 42 sneaky area for experienced traders need to build. Everything started confirming a little bit late in the day. So Shopify, again, still needs that 42 break. As you can see here, you see this 42 area, right? This whole 42 area here. This is what needs to break for next week. So again, this is what we talked about, sneaky pivot, sneaky pivots. Just watch this area for next week, right? It's not up here. It's not down here. It's this 42 area here that needs to confirm up here. Amazon, again, Amazon, I love, love, love, love, love the setup for next week. Hasn't triggered yet. Don't anticipate it, but look at the setup here. 142.30 rejected twice. Again, same thing as Shopify. The only difference is Amazon confirmed it. Sneaky area for experienced traders needs to build. So here is Amazon, right? It's the same thing, same concept. So here's the 42.30, right? This whole area here, right? 42.30, right? 42.30, 42.30, 42.30, finally confirmed the 42.30. This is a bad tick. It's traded up to, it's trading up about a dollar above the pivot. Look at the setup next week for Amazon, man. If Amazon can just get above this channel, look how tight it's getting. If Amazon can just get above this channel right over here, man, this thing could really light up. So let's definitely keep an eye on Amazon. And again, here's the whole point. 87.50, and this is where, this is the whole point. We're trying to find an entry below the 8.50. Thank God we couldn't get it, right? So here's the whole point. I'll show you the upside pivot on Tesla in a second. ALT-15 on deck, and then ALT-16 on deck.  So here is again, a perfect example guys. What we talk about, don't fall in love with the side of the market, right? Don't fall in love with a ticker. Fall in love with technical analysis. We wanted to, we love the setup to the downside, right? We loved it going into today. It didn't confirm. So whatever doesn't go down, must go, right? So here is the opposite equations. Okay, so I got a couple of different scenarios. 8.70 potential remount for experienced traders. Remount just means potential bounce spot off the rising 60-minute support. It never got to this 8.70 bounce spot. But here's where the trade started, right? So 8.85 is the 10-day supply, okay? And if you've been watching this video or watched any of the PS60 workshops, you know that the 10-day supply is the birth of the trade. I just, that's something I just called it, okay? There's no significance of it. It's just something I confirmed in my mind a long time ago, so I ran with it. So 8.85 is 10-day supply, huge, huge area. Not one huge, do it, right? Two hugest. If bulls can reclaim, if bulls can reclaim this 85, then it should test 8.95 yesterday's highs. Then we discuss macro area. So here's Tesla, right? Here is Tesla. So it stopped initially at 8.85. You see this green line, right? It stopped at 8.85, and then it took out 8.95, right? Took out 8.95 and stopped right on supply here at 9.00. Everybody see that? The 900 area. Here's the kicker, man. They were coming, if anybody has any option scanners, and there's a lot, like I use Flow Algo, for example, but there's a lot of them. There's Cheddar, Blackbox, there's TradeAlert.com. They're all pretty comparable, okay? If you see the option flow for Tesla, they were coming for millions and millions and millions of dollars for next week's 9.50 calls, right? Nonstop, absolutely nonstop for next week's 9.50 calls, and that would make sense because the top of the earnings area is 9.41. Here's where the stock gets really, really aggressive, right? Because the trade technically hasn't even started macro, right? If Tesla can just get above this channel right over here, right? If Tesla can just get above this channel over here, then this thing has a shot to earnings highs, and if it confirms earnings highs, then it has a shot all the way up to 9.60 here where all those millions of dollars worth of premium that we're bet today going into next week, we shall see, said the blind man, we shall see. So guys, the most important thing is health, happiness, put a smile on your face. Nobody should be ever living life with a puss on their face or half glass empty reality, right? Life is what you make of it. It's all about the memories. It's all about your family. It's all about the health and the happiness that you could create around you. It's not about this. Ain't nobody care about this at the end of the day. When it's time to meet God or whoever else you pray to or don't pray to, right? Towards the end of eternity, all of this is not gonna matter. It's all about how good of a person you are, your time on earth, and the experiences that you built and you shared. Guys, God bless, have an awesome, awesome weekend. Wish nothing but health and happiness. And with God's help, again, we'll see each other on Monday. Take care, everybody.


We have about seven to ten minutes for questions. I'd like to use the prerogative of the chair, if I could, and ask the first one. And I always like to ask this question, particularly when one of the leaders of Southeast Asia has met the President of the United States. And if you don't want to share, you can let us know. But I wonder, could you give us the tone and tenor of how your meeting went with President Obama and what that might augur for future cooperation on a sort of a leader-to-leader and man-to-man basis. Thank you. I think I can start by saying, I do not know whether it is out of line, but the very fact that you can have a bit of the President's time by itself when a summit of that magnitude is going on with 47 world leaders means something. It means you are important enough, and Malaysia is important enough for the President to set aside that time to have a bilateral with you. I think that speaks for itself that the President himself is very keen to re-engage with Malaysia. And the President was very warm. Of course, the message is that this new re-engagement, redefining the bilateral relationship is very well received by the current administration, and the President looks forward to a very productive and meaningful relationship in so many areas. Security, it's been recognized that we are playing our part as a responsible global community. The President was keen to know a bit about the new economic model, so he was very well briefed. And the President is also keen in a wider context of ASEAN that United States continue to be engaged and, in fact, to look upon ways and means of enhancing a process of engagement, and that the President would also seize Malaysia, basically, although predominantly a Muslim country, but a Muslim country that has been recognized as progressive, moderate, and consonant with modernity and respect for the rights of other religions. So I think in a nutshell, he sees a lot of positives that can be derived from this process of re-engagement, and I'm confident that we can move forward to a more exciting period in terms of our bilateral ties. Thank you. Excellent. I'm Eugene Martin with Asia Pacific Strategies. A question I'd like to follow up on your comment about education, and I'd like to ask with CSIS and ISIS, New Cooperative Agreement, is there a role for greater US, Malaysian educational exchanges, educational cooperation? Malaysia, of course, has sent many students to the US over the years. In fact, at one point, I think you had the largest number of foreign students in the United States. The question is whether or not there are ways in Malaysia, as you said in your closing remarks, Malaysia is a moderate Muslim country which has a lot to offer. And I'm wondering whether or not more Malaysian students to the US and vice versa could help break down some of the misunderstandings between our cultures. Thank you. Thank you. The US will continue to be an important source in terms of fulfilling our needs to find places, particularly at the higher education level. There is a shift, there's a paradigm shift. Traditionally, we've been looking at the UK, but now I find more and more if there is a choice, even at the undergraduate level, Malaysians are looking at the United States. And my own children are here at the undergraduate level, because when they were presented with a choice, I mean, traditionally it was the UK first degree and United States postgraduate, but they said, no, we want to do undergraduate here. And I think that's a growing recognition that you have some of the finest education institutions in the world here, in the United States. Although the variation can be quite wide here, but you have some of the best in the world. And that's where we want to send Malaysians to the Ivy League universities will continue to have their share of Malaysians. And at the same time, we would like to establish collaborative arrangements with your education institutions to set up their campuses, even their campuses in Malaysia. I'd like to see that happening. We've got British universities, Australian universities, but we've yet to have an American university, and a campus of American in Malaysia. I hope that will happen in the near future. And I think that would be a tremendous, what you call, step forward in terms of us collaborating in the field of education and training. And I see lifelong education as an important part of our new economic model. And education will continue to be the central part of our strategy. Mr. Prime Minister, Parameswaran from Ajahn's Randspress, could you please share with us your thoughts on the evolving East Asian security architecture, especially following the intense debate at the ASEAN summit recently, where the possibility of the United States and Russia being included in the East Asian summit was raised and debated. Thank you. Thank you. You're quite up to date in your knowledge. Yes, it was certainly debated. We've not come to any specific decision except that we want to enhance the engagement with the United States. The only thing is its modality. We've got to think of the most appropriate modality. There's some options. The ASEAN plus six can be expanded to ASEAN plus eight, or it can be part and parcel of the East Asia process, et cetera, et cetera. So we do need to debate and think through this. We have directed our officials to look deeper into this and probably will take a position in October when we reconvene in Hanoi. We have to bear in mind also the President's time, how much time the President has to attend such processes. It's important to get the President himself to be part of that, and we have to look at the logistical part as well. So it's very much work in progress, but by October will probably make a firm decision. OK, thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and I hope you will join me in thanking Prime Minister Najib and welcoming him and his delegation to Washington. Thank you very much for your time. Thank you.


Welcome to the Fiji Symposium 2019 here in Cairo, Egypt, where I'm very pleased to be joining the studio today by Sophie Maddens, who is the Head of Regulatory and Market Environment Division of the Telecommunication Development Bureau, BDT, of the International Telecommunication Union, ITU. Welcome to the studio, Sophie. Thank you very much, Mike. Now, we've heard a lot of talk here about national implementation of Fiji, which is the Financial Inclusion Global Initiative, and we're here at the Fiji Symposium. I just wanted to ask you, perhaps you could tell us a little bit more about national implementation and what it means and what effects it could have. So we are honored and pleased to be working with the Fiji partners, the World Bank, the Billum and Linda Gates Foundation, CPMI, for the national implementation. What does it mean? Basically, we are working in three countries, China, Egypt and Mexico, to achieve the financial inclusion, digital financial inclusion. As for digital financial services, you need a strong, trusted infrastructure that underpins these services so that it can go to the people. We know that over half the world is now connected to the Internet, but in order to have reliable financial services, you need that strong, trusted infrastructure. We have different workflows that we are working on. First of all, we do the assessment reports. We really assess where do we stand in terms of the digital infrastructure, the infrastructure to support and underpin those services. Where do we stand? Where do we stand in terms of regulatory collaboration amongst the different agencies? And what do we need to do? Then the second workflow is really to do a deep dive into the research areas, and we'll be working in particular on mapping the infrastructure, on looking at cybersecurity aspects, on looking at consumer protection aspects, again to get that strong, secure infrastructure. How do you get it? How do you use it? How do you trust it? Because as we've heard in the last few days, getting the poor into financial inclusion really requires the trust in these financial services, but also the trust in the digital infrastructure, applications, the content and the services. Then we also will be working on capacity building, building that capacity at government, administration and individual level. And last but not least, there may be some pilots in terms of mapping or in terms of bringing these services to the poor in some of the unserved and underserved areas in particular. Let's talk about the regulatory environment. Perhaps collaborative regulation is something that you could give us a few insights into. So this collaborative regulation or collaborative regulatory measures is something we've heard over the last few days. In order for digital financial services to come into being, we do need that collaboration between the financial services sector and regulators and the telecoms ICT sector and regulators and policy makers because I mentioned consumer protection. We have the issue of getting the infrastructure to the unserved and underserved areas. We have the question of licensing. Yesterday in one of the panels, we heard of the licensing of the mobile network operators. It's licensing of mobile network operators to provide the infrastructure and the services. But if these mobile network operators, as we've seen in many countries, start providing mobile financial services, then there are financial aspects linked and ICT telecommunications aspects linked. Sometimes it can just be an MOU and our focus group in ITU worked on those MOUs, the Memorandum of Understanding. It can be a more informal collaboration. But I really see the need for more institutionalized, more formal collaborative mechanisms so we can really achieve this digital financial inclusion. And finally, what's ITU's role in terms of collaborative regulation in Fiji? So as I mentioned in the previous question, the collaborative regulatory mechanisms are key to achieving the digital financial inclusion. And it's something we at ITU have been working on for a number of years. I recall in 2016, in fact, we were in Sharm al-Sheikh here in Egypt for our global symposium for regulators, where we addressed, we had the global dialogue on digital financial inclusion. We started addressing the building blocks for collaborative regulation. We brought financial and telecoms regulators together to start discussing what issues there really is a need for collaboration. We also have had the focus group on financial services. They also have some building blocks for this collaborative regulation. And obviously, when we talk about telecoms, when we talk about digital transformation, it's not just financial. It's we're talking about digital and health, digital and education, digital and finance, but also collaboration between telecoms regulators and competition regulators, telecommunications regulators and the data protection authorities. So the collaborative regulatory mechanisms are really something we want to see becoming more strong. For that, you need building blocks, but you need trust amongst the different entities. We're not saying let's regulate and institutionalize right away very strict collaborative mechanisms, but let's get the dialogue going. Let's start with the dialogue. Let's see what collaborative regulatory mechanisms can be put in place. In ITU, we've published the last two years, the Global ICT Regulatory Outlook Report. And this year, we analyzed data on such collaboration in the finance sector, but also in the other sectors. We have some numbers, some evidence that we can bring to bear, and that is in our report. We want to, in our next Global Symposium for Regulators, which will take place in Vanuatu from the 9th to the 12th of July in 2019, we really want to discuss these collaborative regulatory measures even further with our membership and maybe even present a roadmap, some building blocks, some mechanisms that they can then use within their administrative and cultural environment to see how can such collaboration, because in the end of the day, if we want digital transformation to connect the world, to make the world a better place, we really need to work together. And for that, we need to talk to each other. Well, thanks for joining us to this symposium. We wish you the very best at the Global Symposium for Regulators as well, later on in the year. And we hope to catch up with you again very soon. Thank you very much, Max.


Welcome back to the channel everybody. Hey, we have got an outdoor project today, y'all. You remember old, old little buck that I shot earlier this year and I've been working on a few followed blogs. I've kind of gone through the process of bleaching the skull, cleaning it out. And now it is time to finally make the pedestal for this deer. And I've got some of my leftover tiger wood and we're gonna be sprucing it up and putting it on the wall today. Today's video is sponsored by Guns of Glory. What is this Guns of Glory, you may ask? Well, it is a strategic warfare game. You can download for free on iOS and Android. It takes you back in time to the land of musketeers. Yeah, you know, one for all, all for one. It is a multiplayer RTS game so you can battle your other musketeer buddies across the globe.   Give Guns of Glory a download. It's free, I'll leave a link in the description. It's a fun way to pass the time. Plus, they decided to sponsor today's video, YouTube. No, doesn't allow you to even show a gun in the video. This video will probably be demonetized, but I decided just because Guns of Glory is sponsoring it, I'm gonna put a gun right in the front, my Model 11 1946 Remington. God's beautiful gun. Anyway, I just wanna let y'all know I'm not changing my style for anybody. Oh gosh. Thank you Guns of Glory for sponsoring today's video where we can show our beautiful Model 11 shotgun and our deer head that we killed with a gun. And we're going to be putting this right here on this pedestal. I have never formed anything this artful in the woodcraft world yet. I got to work on some wood crates the other day with my router. A router is a tool that basically allows you to go into the wood and make different designs or make very specific cuts. So I've got a whole set of bits here. I wanna pick out one of these bits that's gonna make a cool design on the outside. Hopefully I don't screw it up too bad because this Brazilian tiger wood isn't exactly at home depot. Essentially the idea here, get it, idea. I'm gonna take this mount right here. This is on a Mesquite wood, this is one of my first bucks. And then this piece right here, which is an outline of the deer's skull. Make those measurements. By the way, I'm on baby watch duty again. While Steph is at the dentist.  So I think you're safe in here with just like the drawing up status. And we're probably gonna have to wait for mommy to get home until we start turning on the power tools because I care about your pretty little face.  It's not perfectly symmetrical, but you know what, neither are all of us. We're not all perfect. My brain's a little lopsided. Now it's time to actually cut it out. I'm gonna be using a high-powered jigsaw. I'm not so sure about cutting the tiger wood with a jigsaw because it's super hard wood. We're gonna give it a shot. Turn this down to a little slower speed for cutting through hardwoods. One of these days I'm actually gonna have a workbench to do videos on, but for now, I'm using a garden holder thing that Steph has yet to utilize.  It's kind of bogging down in the super hard part of the wood.  I am somewhat impressed by the jigsaw. Looks pretty good.  That wood is awesome, beautiful. Now here comes the challenging and fun part. I'm going to take the router and I'm going to do some shaping. This is the handle for the router. The router goes in here. It's got a bit that goes in and it spins at a very high speed and it's gonna take shavings off. You can use it to plunge into the wood like a drill or you can go around the sides and make the decorations and all that fun stuff. What I'm gonna do at first is just literally try to shape it exactly the way I want it. I've done some more pencil markings to try to make the shape a little bit more symmetrical and then we'll take the decorative bits and go around the edge and make it pretty. That looks all right, a couple little boobo's, but guys, there's two tools that I have that freak me out a little bit. It's this router freehanding the router, like not using a routing table. Just handheld on that guy. That thing's just hanging there, you know. Right at about pouch level, you know what I'm saying? That's a little freaky and then the jigsaw. The jigsaw freaks me out too. Like, see you got my foot caught in the extended cord almost. It's crazy, Tasmanian devil's attached to the other end. There's no guard at the front.  But that's not gonna stop me from making the Tiger Wood European Deer Mount, no sir. Little learning lesson here. Changed out bits to this flush trim bit. See that little ball bearing right there? That allows you to evenly go around the edges where I was like actually freehanding and you can see how difficult that is.  I'm glad we can learn these things together, you know. Most people would probably research a lot of this before. Flush trim bit, really good at getting that flush. Look at that. Whereas the jigsaw just kind of made a, you know, catty-wonk-us cut where the blade was bending or whatever. Now it is time to make our decorative cut. What I'm gonna use is called a roundover bit. I've got a few of these of different sizes. I'm gonna go with the biggest one I've got in the box because I've got a big piece of wood right here. Since it's so big, I may not bring it off the wall. I may just use this piece because it sticks out kind of far already. The antler shouldn't hit the wall. So I'm gonna take this bit and this has a ball bearing on it as well. A ball bearing with a little collar and I'm gonna go all the way around this thing and see what it looks like. Decorative piece, a little nervous. I gotta raise my bit up just a hair. Check it out. Getting fancy, little boo-boo there. But other than that, that's pretty smooth, I would say. I'm pretty happy with that. That's neat. Gotta make sure that sucker's clamped good. There she is. Wow, some sawdust. Honestly, I'm pretty happy with this right here, guys. Oh my gosh, I can't even believe I did this. I did this. What the heck, I'm a rider. Wow, can't wait to go inside and show Stephanie. I've got a few boo-boos. Boil the linseed oil on there, make it all shiny and pop, just bam! I'm already proud of myself. Gosh, Dave, always be creating. Build something with your hands. Do it right, take your time. You feel good, you feel good about yourself. Gotta get OSG's thoughts. Yeah, look at my thing. You gave me this rider for Christmas. I see something is cut out over here, kind of looks like a skeleton. Yeah, you can put your face in there. That is awesome. Isn't that cool? That looks pretty professional. I don't know, I'm proud of myself. I'm quite impressed. Steph got me this thing for Christmas. And to be honest, I didn't really know what it was. That's what, it can do that, it can do that. So you can build cabinetry and stuff with it and make, that's how cabinet carpenters and stuff, that's how they do all the etching on the outside of the wood. That is really cool. Look how thick it is, that's what your tiger would? It is. So it's pretty masculine, I'm putting a pretty small deer on there, unfortunately. Impressive, babe. Switch it out one day. Looks kind of like a little alien skull. Wee!  I gotta get back to work, the sun's going down. All right, Emmy's getting cold. All right. Meet you back for dinner. Yep, thank you, honey. Working up a hunger out here with my wood projects. I've got enough room on top to do another decorative bit. However, I don't know what I'm doing and I don't want to screw it up. So what I do feel safe about doing is taking a trimming bit and going down the other side and that'll help reduce the, such the block look that it has. Oh yeah, shazam. Now we're cooking with Crisco, ladies and gentlemen.  Look at that, look at me go. It's time to just take an orbital sander to this guy, just shape it up, clean it up, get it nice and fine. We're gonna put a little bald linseed oil on it. Woodworking, power tools, white tail deer. Gotta love it, hit the like button. Awards anytime soon, but for my first, Euro mount, wood piece, I mean, come on. That deserves a like right there, not bad. We're gonna take some bold linseed oil right here, check that out, soak it in. Watch closely now, it's a little dull. Put some of this on here, wipe this in. Oh, look at it pop, look at it pop now. Look at the difference. That makes that tiger wood really stand out, that's beautiful. That is beautiful stuff, this is why I did not want it to go to waste, didn't want to just throw it away. Scrap wood on the side, look how beautiful that is. Come on now. Absolutely delightful y'all, tiger wood is so awesome. You put that bold linseed oil on there, it's fantastic. It's almost like lotion. You know what this would honestly look awesome as? A gun stock, tiger wood would be an awesome gun stock. Sorry, what am I thinking? Mentioning guns again, I'm sorry. So I'm gonna start by drilling some pilot holes into the skull. Made out of ourselves a little divot there. That was dumb. Well screws are long enough, two and a half inches. I'm gonna just drill a little extra pilot up at the front. This is a five sixteenths out, five sixteenths out. Fishing brain, what can I say? I'm going to drill in about halfway into this wood, give myself a little extra length. Everything I do with wood, one common thing is always the same. There's workarounds. Woo, that is really gonna spit out some wood. So I got a big vacuums. There's our little safety flag. Just about an inch right there on that one. All right, well now that we've got some bigger holes I definitely had to get the vacuum out because OSG was gonna be pissed. Get everybody, look at that. Brazilian tiger wood. That is pretty. The idea here is I've got, well three or four different areas to hang some deer mounts. There's gotta be a little nail up here. I don't think it's totally in line, but we're gonna get the idea. Goodness, all those party. Look at that trio up there. The only thing is that one is metal. I've got another project for that to make it wood as well and then we're having a true wood trio. The seat, tiger wood, maybe oak. I don't know. Thanks for hanging with me on today's video y'all. I'm gonna see you again real soon. So go ahead and subscribe right here, hit the notification so you don't miss a single video. Go ahead and tell me what you think about this thing. What would have made it better? Let's hear it down below and I'll see you on the next one.


Take one man with a gnawing hunger for glory.  That's our story, The Darkened Ring, taken from the files of John Steele, adventurer. This is John Steele. Every once in a while I reach way back in my files and pull out a story I want to hear. One of those off-the-beaten track tales of haunting mood and smoldering action. This is that kind of story. Now, I first met Joe West when I was a sports writer for one of the big New York newspapers. He's quite a different guy now than he was the first time I saw it, but I'll let him tell you about it. Joe, how'd he get mixed up in the fight racket? I don't know. There's something about it. Smoking a gym, the feel of a glove in your hand, the sweat, the blood, the roar, the crowd when you're going good and the humming in your head when you're hurting down. It ain't like nothing else in the world. Once you're in it, you can't get away. Just back a few years in New York, I'd fought a preliminary St. Nick's against a big muscle bound. They ate me, almost ruined me. But on the sixth round, I caught up with him in the way, hit the canvas, and it was all over. After the fight, I dropped in at Harry's, a bar over in Second Avenue. Just near the hotel, and I guess I needed a drink. Hello, Joe. Hello, Harry. What'll it be? Dear. Yep. How'd it go tonight? Tough. Yeah, I know. Thanks. I caught the last two rounds on television just before the main event. Give me another. Sure. He gave you a hard time on the fifth. Yeah. Did he hurt you? Look to me like, what's the matter? Huh?  I don't know. I'll clean it up. Dizzy. Next one's on the house. Huh. I said to Abe if Joe'd keep us right up, he'd be taking most of those on his glove. That's how you got him on the sixth, wasn't it? What what? What's the matter with you? Nothing. You don't look right. It's nothing. Well, drink your beer. Yeah. Look out, you're going to spill it again. Here. Thanks. How many of you had tonight? Oh, you wasn't even reaching in the... Caught you fight tonight? Oh, Harry. Hi, Mr. Lasky. Mate, if that was a stinker, the kid got belted in the second. I had. Looked like he was having a hard time. I'm okay. Big guy can hit. Yeah. You come a long way. A year ago, you never would have caught him. No. Will you introduce me? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Sorry. Joe West, Jane Howen. Hello, Joe. Hello. Hello. I'll see you, Harry. Sure, Joe. What's the matter with him? Tired, I guess. Sure you are. Anything special you'd like for here? No. Just something slow and easy, eh? Yeah, I guess so. Well, let's see. How about I had anyone to you? You like music? I do. Don't you belong to Lasky? I came with him. I don't belong to him. It's a pretty song. You better go back. Why? I don't know you better. I'm sorry. It's all right. I'm tired. I know. I'm a fighter. I know. Okay. Stay. That's how it happened. Looked a couple of words and that was it. Something about her like a little girl. I don't know. The way she talked, the way she said my name, made me want to fight for her. Or cry for her. I knew it wasn't right. I tried to tell her, but it was what she wanted and we got married. From then on, she was always with me. Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco.  She was there. I never let her see me fight, but when I come home late at night, she'd be waiting for me and I'd tell her everything that happened. Sometimes I'd be mad. I'd lost if I had a dizzy spell. I'd hurt her, but she always understood. She'd feed me, banish my cuts, say my name that way, and everything would be all right again. I was in Reno about six months later. I'd fought a tough little punk from the Jay-Z, and I was late getting back to the hotel. Baby. Baby, I didn't know you was asleep. I got tired. It's okay. You all right? Of course, I'm all right. Come here, Joe. Uh, the light. Leave it on. Did he hurt you? No. You're cut. That's nothing. Aw. It's nothing, I said. I lost. Yes. It's crazy. I was going good till the fourth. Had him tied up in the corner and he was hurt. Then he let's fly with a wild one, catches me on a year. I couldn't get going after that. Saw the openings. I was late every time. It's all right. Hands were like lead. I couldn't move them. Late every time. It's all right, Joe. Saw the openings. Couldn't come in. Did he hurt you? No. What'd he keep asking for? You're so late. Well, no, he didn't hate me. You've been drinking. So what if I have? Nothing. I lost the fight.  He had me on Queer Street in the ninth. I'm lucky to get through the round. What are you trying to do? I didn't mean anything. I needed a drink. I was rocky. When I come out, I put a tap in it. All right, Joe. I'll get you something, do you? I don't want anything. Lie down and rest. Won't take long. I don't want anything. Lie down. Did you mail the letters? Huh? Did you... What letters? What letters? Joe. Tell me. Please. Where are they? I asked you to mail them. It's nothing, Joe. You just forgot. What's that? What? That thing. It's a Victoria. What'd you get it? I thought you'd like it. What'd you get it? Why? It's so lonesome, Joe, waiting. You know I don't want a lot of junk to cart around? I got enough that carries it is. I'll take it back tomorrow. This racket you gotta move, you gotta move like it. Tie me down. I'll take it back. I don't want it, I don't want it. Just listen to it. Maybe it'll help. No. Remember, I'll turn it on. Leave it on. Baby, baby. Oh, it's all right. Whatever I do, whatever I say, I love you. I know. Remember that. I love you. Yes. I don't want to hurt you. You're not. Jesus, wait. I'll be punchy in four months. Shh. Maybe I'll go, Haywire, but I love you. Get away from it. No. Give it up. There are other ways to make money. It's all I know. Please. Look, it's in me. I can't get it out. Baby. It's all right now. Joe. Well, after that thing started to break right for me, I put together 12 wins in a row, the last three main events. Papers began giving me the big build-up. Lou Getsey, my manager, was talking about a crack at the title, said we'd better start working our way east. Everywhere we went, the crowds was good, and the sportswriters was calling me the up-and-coming challenger. With all the noise and everything, Jane seemed to get used to the idea, me staying in a fight game. At least she didn't say nothing more about it. She had a victor in the song and me. She said that was enough. I was in Chicago about a year later. Lou had signed me into the Coliseum for the main event with Jackie Graham. Everybody said this was it. The winner was sure to get a crack at the kid in the title. Jane had been after me to let her see me fight, but it was Lou's idea to let her come to this one. He said I needed a lift. The Graham was good, fast on his feet. He could hit hard with both hands. We fell each other out for the first two rounds, but in the third, he caught me coming off the ropes, and I went down for an eight-count. I hang on for the rest of the ramble. When I go back to my corner, I know I'm hurt. I looked down the third row at Jane. She's trying to smile back. In the fourth round, he got me in a corner and gave it to me with both hands. The crowd was on his feet, yelling for the kill, but I covered up and took everything he had to give. When I went back to my corner, Lou ran out with a sponge in his hands, flicking water in my face. Field jaw. Rocky. Smell this. More. Nurse enough. Ice bag on that i-pick. How's he hit? Hi. He took everything he had. Yeah. He'll be tired next round. Where's Jane? I forgot about her. Where's she? She's there. Not looking. I forgot her.  I'll be careful. Yeah. Stay away from that right. Yeah, yeah. Feel him out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Feel him out, Lou said. Feel him out. I kept my right high and spun him with a couple of lefts. Grand looks surprised. He closed in. I felt his right drive in hard under my heart. Couldn't beat him close in. I had to back off. Make him fight my way.  His right caught me on the side of the head. It was a good punch, but he didn't hurt. He was slowing up and it didn't hurt. I backed off and looked at his feet. Sure, that was it. He was down on his heels.  I jabbed him, stepped back. He threw his right and missed. Then I saw it was off balance wide open so I tried it again. Jabbed, stepped back. His right whistled past my head and I crossed with my right. His head snapped back.  When I rep broke his gram was glassy. I in his hand reached out for the rope. I looked up at the clock. Still a minute to go. Gram was on his bicycle now, but I caught him on the corner right over his manager. I let him have it. Right to the left of the body and the right of the hand. I could hear somebody screaming from him to cover up. Then my glove drove higher than his face and dropped it at Kansas. Not to the corner. Not to the corner. I see Gram. I doubt it. Leave him alone. You were beautiful, Joe.  Cover up. Didn't keep moving. Yeah, yeah. Come on. Six seconds of the fifth round. The winner by the knockout, Joe West. Come on, Jim. Let's get out of here. All right. What's your rope? Yeah. Add a boy. All right, let us through, please. Stand back, folks. Let us through, will you? Stand back, please. Where's Jim? She'll be along in a minute. Come on. I want to see her. I told her to meet us in the dressing room.  You know what this means to us? I mean, yeah. A chance at that big dough like we always wanted.  Get up on the table. Yeah. Jane. She'll be along. Right hand. Hey, Gram. Yeah. He'll be okay. There. Left. I never saw you throw up. Better punch. There. Now lie down. Are you all right? Yeah. Did he hurt you? I couldn't watch. Kept hitting and hitting and everyone was yelling. Are you all right? Sure I'm all right. He didn't hurt you bad. Yeah. I couldn't watch, Joe. I wanted to, but I couldn't. I know. It was awful. It's all right now, baby. All right. Come on, Jane. You've got to work on our boy, poorie. Stiffen's up. I'm sorry. Lie down, kid. It's the first time I've ever. Yeah, yeah, I know. Hey, hey. Take it easy. No, it's all right. Oh, I forgot to tell you. What, Joe? The cleaner brought back that dress he lost today. Well, that's good. Buy a hundred someday. You know this spiky is a crack at the title? That'd be more than a crack if Joe keeps going like he is. Will that make you happy? Sure, baby, sure. You see the way he bounced back tonight? He was hurting the fourth. Hurt bad. But he'd come back and nailed his man in the next round. That's spiky. All right, other leg. Thought he had you in the fourth. Sure. That gram's good. Sure, he's good. You're better. Oh, you know that dress the cleaner lost, baby? What, Joe? He brought it back today. He's tired, Janey. Yeah, he's tired. What's the matter? Nothing, Joe. Well, come on, come on. I've got to get out of here. That's probably reporters. Can't they come back later? Yeah, I'll brush them off. All right, boys. Break it up. Not dating. Where's Lugo? He'll be back. To fight. Lie back and rest. I skied it, Graham. Lie back. Yeah. Oh, forgot to tell you. Cleaner brought back that dress he lost. I know, Joe. Buy a hundred when I get that title. Yes, Joe. I know. Well, after that, Lou and Jane decided I need to rest. So we moved to New York, so Lou could start working on the title botany. Jane found a little tomb apartment on the west side. First time since I was a kid, I'd lived in one place for more than a week. Felt good? I worked out at Stillman's gym every day, and at night we'd stop in at Harry's, and they could play the song. I knew they were worried about me, because Lou never let me do any contact work. And every once in a while, Jane would talk about getting out of the fight game. But I think they both knew I couldn't stop now, not with the little titles standing in her face. Look, money don't last forever. And after a couple of months, I got tired of doing nothing. That sitting still is okay for guys that like it wasn't for me. I missed the likes and the crowds and going places and doing things. I kept after Lou.  And then one day we went down to the garden. They drew up the papers. That was a big deal. A lot of people, porters, pictures of me shaking hands with a kid. My kind of living. I was on top of the world when I got back to the apartment that afternoon. But Jane wasn't there. I walked around kicking out the furniture, wondering where she was when she'd be back. When I turned on the controller, I laid down the bed. I was too excited to sleep. Just laid it with my hands behind my head, thinking of the fight and the title. My watch was ticking in my ear. Oh, sorry.  Thanks. See, I can pick it up just like that. Nothing to it. Sure you don't. Huh? Who are you? Say, you're some looker. Do you like music? Me? I'm nuts about music. Me too. Hey, you know we're going places you and me. Are we? Sure we are. I love you. Joe loves Jane. Yeah. Jane loves Joe. You were terrific, Joe. Ah, we're going to the top of the world, baby. Is that a promise? Sure. He never laid a hand on you. Don't forget. I'll never forget. Had him from the word go. That is a pushover. I'm sure he was. Where's Jane? Back at the dressing room. Come on, let's hurry. Take it easy. Joe. Joe, you were wonderful. How'd you like it? He was a pushover. It was wonderful. You weren't scared? Of course not. That's my girl. Did you mail my letters? Sure, I told you. I'll never forget. I love you. Come on, kid. Gotta get you in shape for the title. Yeah. Joe. Get you in shape for the title. Ah, I never felt better in my life. Joe. Shape for the title. Okay, Lou. Joe. Huh? The title. Joe, it's me. The title. What? The title. The title. Oh. The title. Oh, baby. The title. Are you all right? Yeah, sure. Sure. The title. The title. The title. The title. I did. The title. The title. Are you sure you're all right? Oh, sure. I'm all right, baby. I, uh, I mail the letters. What letters? The letters you get. What is it, Joe? It's nothing. It's nothing, baby. You lie there and rest. No, no.  I, uh, I wanted to tell you something. What, Joe? I, I can't break. Oh, yeah, yeah. We signed for the title today, baby. Yeah, come on to tell you. Where you been? I've been out. Where? I went to see the doctor. What did you do that for? Please. I don't need a doctor. Joe. I never felt better in my life. I didn't go to see him about you. You what? I'm going to have a baby. A baby. Yes, Joe. I said no. But. I don't want it, you hear? I don't want it. Tying me down, I don't want it. I told you I gotta move. I gotta move light. It's part of the fight game. It's part of me. I don't want to know other way. You're tying me down. I don't want any part of it. You play. Stop it, stop it, stop it. It wasn't the same at the Jane lift. I moved out of the apartment. Got the broken control of all our things and went back to the hotel where I belonged. I couldn't get her out of my mind. Work and help, so I worked all the time. I got so Lou had a hard time finding pugs for me to work on.  Lou kept trying to slow me down, but they didn't do no good. Punch, punch, punch. It's all I wanted. Weeks dragged by and then the night of the fight came. The garden was packed at a roof. When I went in the ring, the mob got up on its feet and yelled, I thought, this is it. This is the top of the world. Then a kid came in the ring. We're out in the center shaking hands and a rep was talking. Then I was back in my corner. Lou was taking off my robe. I dug my feet in the rosin. Lou hit me on the back and the bell rang. I went after him from the bell. Bob and Reeve jabbing cross. Keep following, waiting in. The kid looked surprised and backed off. He was coming.  I was taking punches, but I was giving three for one. So at the end of the round, I got him in his corner and the kid slipped and fell on the wet spot. The crowd was yelling when he got up and laughed so I closed in. Slow down. It won't go five rounds at that rate. I know what I'm doing. You're crazy. I'm doing a fight. You listen to me. Yeah. My kid's good.  I'm slow down. Yeah. You hear me, Joe? Yeah, yeah. Slow down. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Slow down, Lou said. How could I slow down? I've been waiting for this one all my life. This kid was dancing and weeding. I waited in a room after him. Right and left, left and right counter. No time to faint. Just stand and slug it out. A little around, he tied me up in the ropes and I heard his voice in my ear. What are you trying to do? I'm knocking you out, kid. Okay, wise guy. Then he was backing off and grinned and then I went after him again. Jab and cross, jab and cross. Look up on the left and shoot with a heart and close. I looked over the clock. Fifteen seconds ago, the kid was coming off the ropes. I threw my right and caught him on a ear and he went down. I spent seven years building you up and you're throwing it away because you're crazy. Hit him, didn't I? If you don't slow down, I'm through. Yeah. Gonna walk out of your corner. That's all. Okay, okay. Now you listen to what I'm saying. You'll stay away from your pressure, hurt him. You're watching, Joe. He's smart. Watch him. Yeah, sure, Lou. Lou was right. The kid wasn't grinning no more. He was backing off and moving around. His left stung me and when I crossed with my right, he wasn't there. I found him around the ring, but his left was always in my face and I was missing with my right. Then he would tie it up in the center of the ring. His voice was in my ear again. Okay, West, you've had your... Yeah? Sweet dreams. I don't know what came from but a glove drove into my face and my whole head exploded. I tried to shake off the blow, but the ropes was twisted in front of me. The canvas was waving like a flag. Way off, I heard the ref counting. Knew I had to get up. What did he say? Seven, six, seven.  I gotta get up. I pulled my feet under me and grabbed the twisted rope. Then I was standing up and the ref was swiping my gloves on his shape. The kid's face was a blur around me and I felt his blows hitting me four and five at a time. Then somewhere far away, I heard the bell. Lou had me around the chest and was dragging me into the corner. How do you feel, Joe?  Huh? How do you feel? The letters. I'm okay. Want me to stop it? The title. No, no, no. I'm okay. Smell this. Give it up, Joe. I'm okay, I tell you. Now stay away from it, Joe. The title. Yeah, yeah. Stay away from it. Give it up. No. Stay away from it, Joe. The title. The title, yeah. My legs felt like rubber when I stepped down into the ring and I tried to lift my hands but the gloves were heavy. The kid was dancing around me. I didn't know where it was coming from next. This crashed into my jaw and then I drove harder into my stomach and I grabbed and held on. Then the ref focused and the kid was all over me. I tried to cover it up but there was too many gloves that couldn't see me. I felt the ropes against my back and the fist exploded in my face and I felt it a chance.  How do you feel?  The title. Joe, this is Lou. Lou. Lou? Yeah. How do you feel? The title. I'm okay. Give it up, Joe. The reporters want to come in. You up to it? Reporters. Yeah. The title. You up to it? Give it up, Joe. Yeah. How do you feel, Joe? I'm okay. What happened out there tonight? The title.  What was the bunch that got you? I don't know. Any plans for the future?  You want another crack at the title? The title. What? Listen, you better come back later, fellas. He's not ready yet. All right, all right. Break it up, will you, boy? Joe, you take it easy. I'll be back in a minute. Come on. All right.  Joe, look at me. This is Harry. Harry? Yeah. How'd you get here? I don't know. You're all wet. You okay?  You need a doc? Going back and sit down. Hello, Joe. Sorry about the fight.  Of course you couldn't, Joe. Know just what you mean. Broke the record, Abe. Uh, when I was too bad. Broke. James Wrecking. Give it up, Joe. Well, that's the way it goes sometimes. Give it up, Joe. You just listen, Joe. I'll put it right back together again. I wasn't low. Huh? Low called. I looked all over for you. Hey. Yes, Joe.  I couldn't get off. It's all right now. I mailed a letter. Of course you did, Joe. I never forget. I know. Just listen to the song. Let's do my dish. Listen. Top of the world, huh, baby? Top of the world, Joe. The Darkened Ring, the story of a man who almost lost his right to a future in the violence of the present. Well, friends, because of a special broadcast, we won't be with you next week. 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