Jerry, out of the circus. Be gone. You could be bigger. What are you doing so early in the morning with all those chains and weights and things? I'm giving a special show for the very special lady. You are? You mean you're going to do some special stunts and things? Wait, I put these down.  That's you with a load. How much did all that weigh? Oh, a ton, I guess. No, tell me. That stuff looks as if it must weigh a lot. Velco, tell you a ton. Those things weigh a ton. Maybe more. Quit, kid. No one could carry a ton of stuff. Only the great Velco. But Velco, not like most men. No. Velco, very, very strong. See, see these muscles? Of course, Velco, but that cannonball. How much does it weigh? The big one. Oh, that one was made special for the great Velco. It weighs 500 pounds. You're kidding. Velco never lies about what he can do. Oh, look, look. Here comes Mr. Randall. He'll tell you. Mr. Randall. Oh, Mr. Randall. You want something, Velco? Yeah. I want you to tell this boy here that Velco's cannonball weighs 500 pounds. Yes, of course it does, Jerry. I had it weighed and all of Velco's things checked before he was taken on as part of the side show. He just said all those things on the ground. They're weigh about a ton. Well, offhand they probably do, Jerry. Why? Well, Jiminy Crickets. You know, he carried that all the way over here from his dressing tent in one load. No. Oh, did you really, Velco? Of course, it is nothing. He's going to do some special stunts. Got a few minutes to stay and watch? Well, I'm expecting a visit from that new clown, Joe Hadley, when we took on an Allendale. We've got some business to talk over. Let's see what time it is. Oh, it's early. Just stay and watch for a few minutes. Well, I guess I've got enough time. What are you going to do, Velco? Oh, the beautiful lady. I do all my tricks. She is so lovely. So dainty. And she never, see, the great Velco do his magic. Say, who are you expecting, Velco? You not know? Miss Potsey. She is the nice lady. I show my great strength. But, Velco, I just... The next day she came up to me after I pulled those lions so nice rendering, and she said she liked very much to see me break the horseshoe, break the chain. But, Velco, are you sure she was to be here this morning? I just saw her go off the lot with bombs. She got on a bus. I thought they were going into town. No, no, no. Oh, Mr. Randall, the pretty Potsey could not have forgotten so soon. And if she did, Velco, I'm sure she didn't do it on purpose. Oh, no, no. She could not be so cruel. Yesterday she was so happy, so glad when I say some morning soon, I do the great feats of strength for her. Of course she was. It probably didn't make it clear that you would do them today. Yeah, yeah, it must be so. And for this I carry these things into the backyard. Well, couldn't you do them anyway? Ah, please. Are you sure Mr. Randall would like to see them, too? Well, like, of course, the great Velco always likes to please. Why, sure, Velco. I have a few minutes. I'm sure Jerry would like to see you break that horseshoe. You bet I would, Velco. Yeah, yeah, you lie. Good. I'll do it for you. See, I take it up so easy, and then I break it up. See, Jiminy crickets. See, is that the same kind we use over in the horse stand? It certainly is, Jerry. I bought it myself for Velco, and I thought I'd keep him in the side show. Boy, he doesn't hurt your hands, Velco. Well, these paws, look. Honest, Mr. Randall, his hands are almost as big as well as a ham, aren't they? Yeah, you see, Mr. Randall, I have a good audience, yeah? Velco, I never did say you do that chain act. No. You will not see me break the links in this iron chain. No, I did. That's a stunt you did the day bumps and I caught you. Say, and did your muscles bulge? Well, you, Mr. Randall, now I do this. See, it is easy for a superman. One, two, three. Isn't that key, Mr. Randall? Yeah, you know, Velco reminds me of a famous man in the 19th century called the Iron King who could lift two horses, one in each hand. No. Say, Velco, can you do that? Well, I never try. How I know. If another man do it, I suppose the great Velco could learn. I know a good way to start. Oh. Get two ponies and start with them. Oh, I see, then Velco would still be lifting them in a few years after they'd grown up. Sure. You see, by doing it every day, you wouldn't notice the difference in weight so much. Maybe next season I do that, huh, Mr. Randall? Well, we'll see. It's not a bad idea. Randall? Randall? Oh, who's that calling? It's the new clown you're talking about. See, here he comes. Around the wagon. Oh, hello there, Hadley. I was over to your office wagon, but one of the men said he thought he'd seen you out here. Yeah, I'm sorry, Hadley. I'm afraid I got interested in Velco here and forgot all about our appointment. Gee, Mr. Randall, I'm sorry. It's all my fault. It won't take a minute, Mr. Randall. We could just step over here where we could talk privately. Oh, of course. I'm sorry, Velco, but thanks for the entertainment. That's nothing. Sunday, Velco will really show you something. All right, Velco. Yeah, we might walk across the lot a bit, Hadley. It's so nice in the sun. Good. I'd like to. Well, what's on your mind this morning? Well, I've checked over that list of yours pretty thoroughly, Randall. Yeah? Now, this fellow's spiked. Oh, yes, yes. I explained to you about him. If I hadn't been pretty sure of him, I'd have hesitated about taking him back. Well, I realize he's not responsible in any way for that male robbery in Hansberg. The plat trial cleared that up sufficiently. Well, then I guess there's nothing against him. He proved himself as a good man while he was working for me. Well, you see, Randall, here's the danger. A man who's been shut up for four years with criminals is pretty likely to become influenced by those about him. You mean he's liable to pick up some bad tricks? Exactly. Yeah, I suppose that's true. Still, Spike strikes me as a pretty straight fellow. Yeah, that's as it may be. I took the liberty of telegraphing the penitentiary regarding him and the type of criminals with whom he was most closely associated while there. That's a good precaution to take. So if a telegram comes to your office for me, you'll know what it's all about. Yeah. Naturally, I'd like to have it as soon as possible. Oh, of course. I'll see if you get it. Meantime, I think it might be a good idea for me to meet Spike, informally, of course.  Exactly. Now, what's the least obvious way for me to contact him? Well, I should think through Jerry. Oh, you mean the boy I met yesterday? Yeah. The one you were just with? Yes. You see, he happened to get Spike his first job with us. The head canvas man needed another hand and Jerry got hold of Spike.   More than that. Spike saved his life, or at least his neck. A few days later, one of the horses Jerry was riding loosed his cinch belt and a saddle slipped over with Jerry's foot caught and the poor kid hanging on for dear life and Spike ran out and grabbed the bridle. Well, that's good enough for me. Now, if you don't mind, I'll drop off with the boy and get him to take me over to Spike.  Jerry's very loyal to Spike. Don't worry about me. Listen, I can always think up some story or some reason for all the things I want to know. That's where you're on this job, huh? I'll see. Well, I'll be seeing you, Randall. Don't forget about that telegram. I don't worry. So long. Say, Jerry, I'm leaving Mr. Hadley with you. If Belko is doing any more stunts, I'm sure he'll be interested. Okay. What about it, Belko? You're not hot enough yet. Have you ever seen a boy who didn't want more? No. Fun is fun, but this business is bad. I'm sorry, but just one more for Mr. Hadley. Some other time, Jerry. After all, Belko has a show to do today. I tell you what, Jerry. When I give the great performance for the lovely little lady Patsy, then I ask hardly to. How's that? Sounds pretty good to me, Belko. Sure, that's great. Say, am I invited, too?   Well, you look at that, Mr. Hadley. You know those things he's got there with? A whole ton? Well, I couldn't. That's what I thought, too. But Mr. Randall checked on their way and they really do weigh that much. Goodbye, my friends. I see you again. Bye. Say, can you imagine picking those things up like you'd grab up a pick and a shovel? I guess you're used to seeing a lot of unusual things around here, aren't you, Jerry? I'll say. Say, Jerry, Mr. Randall tells me you know a fellow, one of the canvas men, by the name of Max Peters. Max? Oh, you mean Spike. That's right. Mr. Randall did say he went by another name around a lot. Sure, he's a good friend of mine. But why, uh, how do you happen to know his other name? It's a funny thing, Jerry. But, uh, I was talking about him only a short while ago with an uncle of mine. Your uncle? Sure. He was the district attorney on a trial that came up just a little while ago. You probably wouldn't know anything about it. What trial? What was your uncle's name? Jefferson Whitley. He handled a new angle on an old mail robbery case called the Platt trial. Was he your uncle? Say, Spike would like to meet you. Your uncle did a swell job on that case. Spike told me all about it. He did? Uh-huh. See, uh, I kind of had an interest in that myself. You did? Didn't you hear about it? When we were in Hannesburg, I happened on some information that, well, it really was a cause of Platt's getting caught. Oh, so you're the boy. Well, well, well. You know, my uncle told me all about you. Say, I might have glad to meet you, Jerry. Oh, gee, it was nothing, just... Well, anyhow, I know Spike would like to know you. Well, let's go and see him. Well, we can't now. You see, he's all through. He just helps get the circus up, and then he helps load it again. He's always gone all day. He is? Now, where does he go? Well, I don't know. Around the town, I guess. I never thought to ask him. Oh, that's funny. All the rastabouts and canvas men are free while the show's up, but they sure work hard when they work. They have funny working hours, haven't they? I'll say. Up at two, three, four or five in the morning. And then start loading as soon as the show goes on at night. Yeah, I'd rather be a performer. Oh, I don't know. I like all parts of the circus. Jerry! Jerry! What you want? You know a fellow by the name of Hadley? Sure. He's right here. Who wants me?  Yeah. Say, Mr. Rainel told me to tell you a telegram just came for you. He did? Uh-huh. Thanks. I'll go right over and get it. I'm sorry, Jerry. I guess I'll have to leave you for the present. This telegram might turn out to be pretty important to me.


Why do you play Madden to play like that?  I lost a hundred dollars You know before I even woke up and started watching football. I lost a hundred dollars tough Somebody it was Teemo. I blame Teemo too because I didn't even see them. Let's say pickle house. They that Teemo was like I'm letting it ride on Ohio State They said that's what they said Maddie Maryland's at Maryland scored like 60 points in the second half Crusher, I mean nice angle right there. Oh boy Just so tired of playing the run I really am I like the chat the chat the chat is really adamant about you know certain things I prefer playing zone. You should play zone. Glad you've been watching me play for like, you know five months Well chat did not want God of War. Yeah, I'm gonna go watch a movie tonight. I'm about to go watch a movie tonight, dude We got blocks right there That was the most losers. I've ever heard somebody tweet. There's absolutely nothing good that comes from alcohol It unbalances your chakras. It's bad for your system makes you lethargic Jesus Christ How many eagles do I have on my main teams? I just guys want to just start more nice work. I can't lie being off insurance is kind of a L Oh, we got a lot of inside stuff is gonna be bad here Thank you, man. Earl. So if you really are will you really come to Philly for NFC championship game?   I don't know if you're ready for this.  He gonna have his game notebook out like wow on third down We like to go to Kittle on the slant, you know, we got to prepare on Second and long they like to go to AJ Brown on the slant much of various Ward really got to guard that. Oh my god, man It's funny Yeah, you know what I really need though. No trolls like I guess set run defense Or you wear you wear a quarterback with wrist band to the Niners game. That's nuts This is about as fun as like, you know shaving my head. Oh, that's my super boy. I need these packs, dude Let me stop. I'm really not trolling. He's just like throwing.  I really don't I'm getting hitched a long kick returns I'm really not. I'm really like not trolling. I'm playing like he's just like I don't know why that girl I don't know why the negative connotation on alcohol when it's literally proven to help get you laid on nights When you wouldn't get laid either, you know, so I mean our genius 136 Fake courage sometimes a man needs fake courage, you know The problem is some people get one of the problems is some people get fake curves and they want to fight You guys ever had a friend that's a drunk and wants to fight Yeah, I know you guys got that fighter drunk. He gets drunk and want to fight Some dudes are like happy drunks. Some dudes are angry drunk Some dudes just want a woman when they're drunk and some dudes just want to fight like they literally just want to fight Like not even though they're angry. They literally just want to fight like you don't want to start some shit, bro Like bro, they didn't even be angry. They just want to fight like All right, bro.  Yo skimbo. Go get some girls He come back with a whole squad of dudes like yo, these my new guys, bro. They cool No, for real they cool They're in 13 here we go Don't how are we just getting ran by this just nasty on like just streaks dog Is it Marriota?  I don't know like it's actually like I don't know what to call against the run I really don't oh my god Boys it's like if I if I go for this and don't get it We're actually we're actually in like a super sweat and we're in a super sweat if I don't score here I want to go for this. I do. Yeah. Well, that wasn't the call, you know. Oh, no I mean dude like Like this is the most punk gaming man ever played I had no one do the ball too.   Why like what the wrong with people?   No, I would score. I would drop everybody back in coverage here, you know 30-yard clouds rush three. Yeah, that's all you have. It's good standard defense. It's just lifeless, dude Complaining about you. I'm complaining cuz him that's why cuz he don't have a side of the field. We're gonna write a monologue about this That's your problem. Oh y'all soft unique Madden.  He's gotta up Complaining about my playstyle.   Who is this Martin guy that's just running around my bed? Oh, what? My god, of course, he said that way to wait so much time on the clock. That was good defense though Play be played better defense. That's right. All right. How are we this against the run right now? Like come on, man Dog I mean come on. Are we serious right now?  I cannot believe it how bad my team is right now and stopping the run right now This is miserable. Oh, it's just I this is insane.   I'm a little nerdy. I'm a little nerdy right now. I'm a little nerdy. Oh, I was a little nerdy right there Can't lie. I was a little nerdy dude. I really don't think like that's the move though Like part of me thinks it's the move But part of me doesn't at the same time, you know Come on is Dion Sanders, bro. We got to break that tackle dude CD. Oh He won't right back to big he won't right back to three-man rush pretty soon.  Thank you. I'm the world's greatest 13 seconds left Hmm That's why you get Carmichael and you put them in the game. That's why you have them just for them situations Let's go man. Some of y'all thought so happens, man When you spend your time running the ball all game, you don't know what to do when it's time to pass I don't know what y'all mean crying. That's what is it crying crying? What does that mean? What does that mean saying saying saying this guy's a When he's like do y'all not say that were y'all playing man this guy's a I say it all the time I don't care who it is. I don't care if it's the eight-year-old or 88 year-old They're all when they're on the side of the field and whatever they're doing is and they're kicking my guess What I don't care.   Look at this matter. Oh, this guy's running single back. Look at this running If it doesn't matter, come on, man, they're all Because they're on the other side of the screen I'm sorry if y'all get your feelings because I call you all types of names when we're playing madden That's just how I grew up. And I'm sorry.  That's how my friends grew up That's how the group of I I'm sorry that I'm 35 now and the culture around you little Is different, but this is just how I grew up So I'm sorry and after the game what my biggest thing is after the game GGs shake their hand say good game. You played well and it's over. All right.  It's always going to be like that I don't care who you are. Stop crying first time tuning in and you sound like a little Okay, yes, I sound like okay. Well, there's plenty of other madden streamers that don't sound like a bit You know Hey, look at this guy. Look at this guy So I'm not supposed to call him names instead of taking his l because he choked the game away throwing the interception I'm he's going to go off sides three times That's what he's going to do But this is the good guy because he has a unique offensive call run plays and pray He has a unique offense.


The House of Squib presents Academy Award. Every week, Squib brings you Hollywood's finest. The great picture plays, the great actors and actresses, techniques and skills chosen from the honor roll of those who have won or been nominated for, the famous golden Oscar of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science. And now, E.R. Squibbin's sons, manufacturing chemists to the medical profession since 1858, bring you two well-known Hollywood stars, the distinguished actor and film producer, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and lovely Virginia Bruce. You will hear Mr. Fairbanks and Ms. Bruce in the romantic drama The Prisoner of Xander on tonight's Academy Award. If you were to visit this delightful kingdom, you would take the Orient Express, Paris, Vienna, Strelzau, Bucharest and Constantinople. If you were going to the Coronation, you'd get out of the capital, Strelzau. If you were Rudolph Rassendo of the famous English family of Rassendo's and were bent on having a holiday in this picture book kingdom, you'd get off in the province of Xander. You read the sign which said province of Xander, royal hunting and fishing preserved, trespassing forbidden by order of His Majesty the King. Being Rudolph Rassendo, you'd pick the choicest waters, fish to your heart's content, and then lie on a grassy bank and fall asleep. You'd hardly know or care that two of the King's henchmen were bending over you in astonishment and alarm. Hmm, remarkable resemblance. Shave him and he'd be the King. It is incredible. He's awake. So, may I ask your name? You started as gentlemen. Suppose you give me the lead in the matter of names. This is Colonel Zapp, and I am called Fritz von Tarlentheim. We are both in the service of His Majesty the King. Well, I am Rudolph Rassendo traveling from England and not so long ago in the service of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. Rassendo? Then we are all brethren of the sword.  You know the story, of course. Oh, I heard something of it. Where are you? Here, Your Majesty. Confounded, I thought I'd lost you. I, uh, Colonel Fritz, who is this gentleman? He's by way of being a relative of yours, sir. Relative? I don't understand. Well, it is something for which you cannot entirely blame me, Your Majesty. Well, then who is to blame? Well, if I may hazard a guess, Your Majesty, I would say that the blame might lie equally between your great-great-great-grandfather Rudolph and my great-great-great-grandmother Amelia. What? Right, by heaven, demands a Rassendo from England. And since Amelia's time sire, the Elfbird face crops out on one of us every now and then. Oh, I see. Well, well, Metcousin, you must forgive me if I was unduly surprised. It's too early in the day for a man to see double, eh, Fritz? Confounded, sir, it's not every day a man meets his double face to face. Well, what are you doing here, Cousin? Tell me, what are your plans? No plans, sire, but to fish. Oh, but you must come to my coronation tomorrow. I'd give a thousand crowns for the sight of my brother Michael's face when he sees the pair of us. And another thousand crowns, I'd wager, that he couldn't tell us apart. But, of course, you don't know my brother Michael. I'm afraid, sire, I haven't had that honor. Sire, I questioned the wisdom of Mr. Rassendo is going to filth out tomorrow. He mustn't go. Come, gentlemen, I have not said he is to go. Sire, I shall leave the country immediately since your advisors think it is advisable. No, by thunder, you shunt. You must stay at my hunting lodge. Our train for the coronation, sire, is to be ready at seven in the morning. Very well. Since Zapp won't let you see our coronation, Cousin Rudolph, we shall do our best to make up for it on the night before. Come, sir, I think you will find our table adequate and wine cellar somewhat inexhaustible. Wake up! Wake up! Quickly! What's the joke? This is no joke, Englishman. Oh, it was quite an evening, wasn't it? Oh, is Majesty still asleep? Yes, asleep. What happened? Your sire, the serpent, found him on the floor this morning. You didn't drink any of that last bottle?  I think you'd know it if you had. Why, was it drunk? It was. Well, have you had a doctor? None within ten miles. But a thousand doctors wouldn't take him to Strauss out a day. Oh, I know the look of it. He'll not move for six or seven hours yet. But I remember laughing at a joke His Majesty told, and then I sat down here, and I suppose I went fast asleep. You know, I'm not much of a wine drinker. His Majesty is. You missed the drug bottle. But who could have won? Michael, his half-brother. He wants the throne. But the coronation today. There isn't going to be a coronation. Well, can't they postpone it? Can't you send word he's ill? Oh, they know his illness too well. He's been ill before. Michael is waiting in Strauss out now with half the army already on his side and half the people too. It's the moment he's been waiting for, planning for, counting on the king's weakness. Yes. Yes, Colonel, what's the matter? Englishman, I am much older than you. As a man grows old, he comes to believe in fate. And fate sent you here. And fate sends you now to Strauss out. What? Sounds mad, doesn't it? But without your beard, I'd wager you could deceive your own brother. You must be out of your mind. Ah, it's a risk. Against a certainty. My dear Colonel Zapp, I'm a simple Englishman. I couldn't even begin to act like a king, even if I tried. I'm afraid not, gentlemen. Then Black Michael sits tonight on the throne and the king lies in prison or his grave. Well, after all, it would only be for today, wouldn't it? Tonight you shall be safely across the border. King for a day. And what would it mean if I fail? Your life and mine. And Fritz is here. Confounded. I've become awfully fond of this beard. Rassendoll, your hand. Good. We'll have Joseph shave you. And then you must dress immediately in the king's dress uniform.  Right. And as for his majesty, God keep him.  I, Rudolph, with justice and mercy to deal sovereignty, to guard with vigilance and honor the welfare of my people, from all enemies to defend them, and from the throne of my ancestors to bear faithful rule. All this, do I swear? I thought everything went off very well, didn't you, Princess Flavia? That is, for a coronation. That is, I mean to say, a coronation should go off well if the king puts in an appearance. Properly dressed, knowing his line. And sober. Oh, that's a nasty one. I think you might overlook my past behavior and unbend a little. Don't the people want to see how well we get on together since we are to be married? Why should we deceive them? You know, I think the luckiest man in the world is the king of this country. Really? You have always seen the preferred parents. Now, but now I'm the anointed and crowned king. New leaf and all that. I have rather neglected you, haven't I? Two picture postcards in three years. Yeah, that was pretty silly, wasn't it? Stay away from you so long, and all the time you were changing into the loveliest princess in Europe. No? No, the loveliest girl in Europe. Your dynastic obligation to the princess royal doesn't compare you to say nice things to her in private. You call this private, riding along the boulevard in a carriage? I must indeed have changed since you saw me. I've been thinking the same about you. You rarely looked and acted like a king today. Oh, thank you. Something I confess, few of us expected of you. Oh, well, you see, when I looked at you, it seemed time for this king to settle down and try to live up to me, the future queen.  I go fishing. I'm crowned king. I meet the loveliest, the most beautiful. Your Majesty, this is the palace. We are expected to leave the carriage and enter the palace. You, to go to the balcony and greet your subjects. Yeah, I think the crowd expects us to get married quite soon. And I think they have there what I consider to be a marvelous idea. Your hand, princess. I think, Your Majesty, you should receive your minister. Oh, bother my ministers. I want to talk to you. You were saying? Very well, then. I was asking you what the world outside was really like. Is it as wicked and exciting as it seems in novels? And what did you do on those long trips? I mean, when you weren't drinking. Well, I used to go fishing. Fishing? You used to tell me you despised fishing. Oh, well, I grew out of that. Whooping a fine stream after a big fellow who jumps and laughs at you. Oh, fly fishing. I've never got beyond the hook and worms day. And speaking of worms, do you remember the day you dropped a caterpillar down my back? Oh, what a dreadful young thing you were. What's that? Who's there? Sire? Well, His Highness Duke Michael is waiting to pay his respects, sir. Forgive me, my dear, for deserting you then. I shall make the audience as short as possible. My princess, will you be waiting? Your Majesty, I shall be waiting. I shall be counting the seconds until I can return. Rassendl? Colonel Zappt, what's the matter? Don't go in there yet. Colonel, I'm the king and my ministers are waiting, including my half-brother, Michael. Wait. This is nothing to joke about. We plan to leave at once and bring back His Majesty by daylight. Yes. That devil Rupert of Hensal, Michael's lieutenant, found the king at the lodge. His men murdered Joseph and the guard and kidnapped the king. Oh, well, that is all over. They know everything. They know everything, but they can't speak. How can they denounce us without announcing themselves? That still won't keep them from murdering the king. With you on the throne, they won't dare. If they do, they're finished.  Oh, it's too much to ask. Nobody could carry on this masquerade. I've tried to help you all I can, but I'm also not a fool. Yes, I suppose you're right. But I have a feeling about my king, about the crown. I feel about it the way another man would feel well about his children or the woman he loved. He would hate to leave her to her fate without making a fight. What fate? Whose fate? Can you ask that of a soldier whose king is kidnapped? Perhaps murdered? You know whom I mean. Oh, the princess Flavia. With the king dead, Michael as regent will declare her the queen. After that, of course, he'll marry her. She'd never do that. She couldn't. Flavia is the princess of the royal house. She would have no choice. And she would expect none. Well, you can't let that happen to her. Can you? In just a moment, you will hear the second part of Academy Award. In real life, just as in a movie plot, pleasant surprises are always welcome. 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Selznick Productions are also producers of the Technicolor picture, Duel in the Sun. And now the House of Squib presents part two of Academy Awards, starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Virginia Bruce in The Prisoner of Zenda. Your Majesty. Fritz, what is it? Michael's man's here.  That villain tell him his Majesty's indisposed. No, we'll hear what he has to say. Send him in. But disarm him. Farewell. Send him in. His Majesty will see him. Your Majesty, I bring your brother's humble greetings. And I also bring you an offer. From Michael? Yes. He offers you money. Oh, how much? I prefer to speak to you in private. No. Can it be Colonel Zapp that you do not trust the King? I do not trust you. I bow to your patriarchal wisdom, Colonel. But my offer concerns only the King. Very well. Walk with me towards the window. We can converse privately enough, I think. Well, what does Michael propose? He offers you 100,000 pounds to pack and take safe conduct over the border. You're something of a wit, Hanfow. I told Michael you'd refuse. The fact is, between ourselves, Michael doesn't understand a gentleman. But we do, Hanfow, don't we? Residents earlier a man after my own heart. Now here's my plan for us. Disregarding Michael, of course. Michael, such a bore. Listen, all you need do is to attack the castle boldly. The castle where Michael has the King prisoner. Go on. Black Michael will fall. The King? You don't want to find him. You won't, that's provided for. Only you and I are left to know the truth. Understand? I, Rupert of Hensow, and you, the King of the realm.  Perhaps a little, but I can't put up with his jealousy. Jealousy? Jealousy of me and his charming mistress, Antoinette. Ah, and you're doing all this for love. How romantic. Well, love and your majesty's gratitude throughout your long and happy reign. And then, of course, you might make over to me my scrolls of this castle in its estates. Very clever scheme. Does you credit? Shall we shake hands, then? You. Oh, you. Do you hear the man's zapped? He's marvelous. All right, Englishman.  Yeah, look out, his knife. Stop him, guard. We'll meet again, Englishman, after him.  Shoot, you kill. Colonel, you heard what Hensow said of the castle and the King? Yes. We know where the King is now. And we know how we're to get into the castle. How? Our circuit police made contact with Michael's mistress. She is in the castle now. Her servant, Johann, is one of our men. He tells us she is afraid that if Michael succeeds, he will marry Princess Flavia and leave her. And she wants the plot to fail. Good. She reports that this Johann will lower the draw bridge two hours past midnight. But the noise, the King will be killed at the first alarm. Yes, yes. But she says that before the bridge goes down, one of us must swim them out, climb into her room. That man alone must hold off the guards for murdering the King until Johann can lower the bridge and let our army into the castle. Tonight, there are two guards with the King and Count Rupert of Hensau. I think I should be the one to swim the moat. Right, lad. We can't afford to lose both our Kings. One King you lose tonight. If anything happened to the King and not to me, your game is up anyway. I've been an imposter for his sake. I could not be one for my own. I swim the moat for its not you. But if we lose you both, what will become of those of us who are left? They will serve Queen Flavia. And I would, God, I could be one of them. I understand that we cannot amuse your majesty here in Strelso. But you are leaving tonight for Zender to hunt boars. Boar hunting? Who told you that? I heard from Kinozapt. Oh, yes, of course. Yes, but do you think I want to go? I'm sure not. It's the boars. They're simply pining for you to hunt them. Did they send a delegation for you? Perhaps the boars will hunt me. Perhaps Flavia, they'll catch me. Or you're not even touched by that danger, are you? This is the way you used to be. Not like the king of come to love. Oh, my darling, did you dream I was leaving you to go hunting? How are you not going? Well, I'm not going hunting. That is not just for boar. Then what are you? Rudolph, it's Michael. Oh, it's nothing. It seems he has hatched a lurid little plot at Zender. But I won't let you go. Send someone else. And what sort of a king would do that? I don't understand. And I cannot tell you yet. But believe me when I say, there are reasons why I must go. I'm sorry. You see, I've never been in love before, Rudolph. You'll come back soon. Shanta Man, come back to the loveliest lady in all the wide world. A thousand Michaels couldn't keep me from you. But if I shouldn't go, Rudolph, will you never, never forget me? And would you be a brave queen and do your part? My life would be empty. My heart dead. But you wouldn't do your part. Rudolph, give the order and we'll storm Michael's castle. Easy, lad. He hasn't lowered the drawbridge yet.  It's been an hour since he swam the moat and scaled the wall. We were betrayed. I know it. We'll never get into that fortress. Have patience, Fritz. I'm Rudolph Rassendale. Oh, handsome, that's what you mean. He's killed Michael. Michael is dead. Who killed him? Rupert of Henson. Oh. I had him come to my room to get him out of your way. Michael surprised me. He killed Michael. He killed your husband. He knows the plot. The cause is lost. Oh, where is the king? Quickly, where is the king? He's in the dungeon. Two guards. Take Michael's sword. Beware of Rupert. Mind you, men. The first son of alarm stabbed the king and dropped him into the river. I'll deal with the others. You may have company, though I doubt they'll be able to storm this fortress. Aye, we shall take care of the king. Good. I'll have a look from the battlements. Keep your wits about you. Here's the king. Oh, he'll do. Water. Water, please. Water. Yes, he'll do.  I'll give you water. I'll give you water. I'll give you water.  I'll give you water. I'll give you water. Look out. It's the foreigner. Rudo. Cousin Rudo. I'll have the drawbridge down in a moment. Courage, Sire. Only Rupert stands on our side now in our way. And he's above on the battlements. Oh, no, he isn't imposter. Rupert.  Very daring of you, Ascendil. But now it's my turn. You played right into my hand. Now I'll be rid of the both of you. The king and his bothersome double. Oh, no, you don't stand in place. I'll give you your fencing lesson, Englishman. Lesson in my own way. I should fight you any way you wish when the bridge is down. Tell me I command you. Ascendil lives wounded, yes. But he saved the king. And this Rupert of Enzo? Escaped. The man is a devil. Where is... Where is... Ascendil, come. He is waiting. There. Rude of my darling. You're hurt. I love you with all my heart and soul. Forgive me for the wrong I've done you. It would have made no difference if I'd known. But always you, never the king. I meant to tell you. I tried to on the night of the ball. I know. What are we to do now, Rude of? I'm going away. Tonight. No, no. No, you can't. Oh, my darling. Come with me. Oh, no, no. I'm mad. No, I love you on the head, Miss dear. For one lovely moment I too was mad. But his love the only thing. If it were, I could follow you to the end of the world. For you hold my heart in the hollow of your hand. But if love were the only thing, you would have left the king to die in his cell. Honor binds a woman too, Rude of. I don't know why God has let me love you. But I do know that I'm staying. I think God chose his purpose to such as you. Your heart will always be in my heart. At your new lips on mine. Your heart will always be in my heart. The touch of your lips on mine. My queen. My love. My love. And my true night. My darling. 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We are live. Yes, you're probably wondering, why am I in a suit and why do I have wolves on my tie? So we had to baptize them today. My little girl got baptized. So I decided that I'm gonna do a live about the story of the two wolves and I guess the significance of it, especially at this time of the year. So if you know the story of the two wolves in the chat, just put yes I do. I know the story or put a wolf emoji in the chat. But it's a really cool story. I heard this probably five or six years ago and it resonated so much with me. And I think at this time of the year, it's a big deal. I think at this time of the year that people have doubts or they start maybe a journey. What's up, Derek? How are you, sir? They started a journey and then they find a reason why they stop the journey or life happens or something gets in the way and they stop. And so I've always been somebody that likes to work hard and I'm a charger. Like if I decide I'm gonna do something, I just go do it. And I kind of put my blinders on. But I always have a conversation going on my head. And so there's a story called the story of two wolves. If you get a chance, check out my tie. It's a pretty cool guy. This is a gift I got. And it was a really cool gift from a good friend of mine, Brian Underwood. And it means a lot to me because if you get to know me, I'm a hard worker. I put a lot of effort into the things I do. And but at the same time, I'm in this internal war inside my own brain. And when I heard this story, and it's a really, really cool story. So hopefully you've heard the story of the two wolves but I'm gonna tell you a little bit of it. You can always Google it. And there's some really cool things.  I was having these challenges and he was having this fight in his own brain. And he goes to the chief, his grandfather. And he basically was telling his grandfather this story. And basically he was talking about, he wanted to make these certain decisions or he was going down this path and he was committed to doing this. But then on the other side of his brain, it's telling him that you're gonna fail or you can't do that or it's not possible. It's too hard. And there's this constant war going on in his mind. And to keep the story somewhat short, it's a pretty cool story though. The little boy, the grandfather is like, yeah.  And the little boy asked the grandfather, like, well, which wolf wins? Which wolf is going to win? And his grandfather simply said, he goes, which one ever one you feed the most. And I thought that was really cool.  Realizing though, when you look at the grand scheme of life, it's really good. And I can get caught on that. Well, what are you, what's gonna win is the negative thoughts, the negative energy that you put towards things. We can over, the world right now is a good example of this. We can show that we can make things worse than they really are, right? And but we can make things better than you really are. I got to hear Steve Harvey do a little talk with us and it was cool. He's like, it's just as easy to dream for a Rolls-Royce as it is a pinto or a beater kind of car if you want to call it that. And he goes, but people will always choose the easy thing because they're feeding the wrong wolf. They say they can't have something or it's not possible. So it's January. I'm wearing this tie, I had a really special day today. My daughter is sleeping right now. We had a really cool special day today and I put this tie on this morning whenever, if it works out in my outfit. I'll put it on and I love this because I have three shirts also with wolf's on them. It's kind of my thing because it's a reminder of I get to decide every day which wolf I'm gonna feed. Am I gonna feed the good wolf?  Making things harder. So thanks Melanie, I appreciate it. Big shout out to Northern Ireland y'all. Give a shout out to Northern Ireland. I love my people there. My mom is renewing my passport and we had a glitch in the passport right now Melanie and it's actually getting renewed out downstairs right now. So I can get over there as soon as the world opens back up a little better. And I can't wait to get it fully opened up that way. But so just it's January, it's mid January and I know a lot of you probably maybe know if you follow me I talk about a lot of people give up on their dreams too early. People give up on their new year's resolutions too early. And the reality is is every day we get to wake up we could decide which wolf to feed. And there's always gonna be life happening. There's always gonna be complications. There's always gonna be situations.  But you get to choose how you wanna feed that wolf. You can choose Michael Rutherford. If you guys know Michael give Michael a big shout out. You can always choose partly sunny and partly cloudy. If you Google that on Google just for fun this little test Google partly sunny and Google partly cloudy, right? So it's like which way do you wanna see your day? Right now it is partly sunny outside. Some people see it as partly cloudy outside. True story, it actually is. Some people see it as partly cloudy. Some people see it as partly sunny. One of them has a more light to it, right? A more of a positive energy to it. One of them has a more of a negative energy in general, right? So the same thing happens to our day to day lives. So this is a representation. So I'm a big fan of having representations. It's the idea of tying the string around your finger as a reminder. People do rubber bands. That's like self-torture. If you have a negative thought that you literally have a rubber band. I've done this before. I didn't like the concept of it all. So I got rid of it. That's not a big teaching of mine. But you literally, if you have a negative thought and you catch yourself, you literally snap yourself a rubber band to remind yourself to get out of that. What I would rather you do is say when you have a positive thought, reinforce it with a positive reinforcement, right? Put a smile, dance. To me, that's a better way of reinforcing, but hey, you eat your own cookie.  Thank you, Jason. I am, yes, I'm pretty dapper today. Although, what do you think? One of my good suits. It's kind of cool though, if you see the back, it's actually, it's kind of cool. This actually suit, just so you kind of fun. So inside my suit jacket, which I actually forgot my wife got matchy. So you wreck all the pictures I forgot my actual jacket at the house when we got to the church. But if you check this out, another representation. If you look on here, you'll see it's, this is a representation of places in the world. So my liner of my jacket has, it's a destination, it's about exploring the world. It has different countries and cities and stuff on it. It's really cool. But when I had this suit made, we did that on purpose. And so when I've ever put my suit on, it reminds me that the world is what we make it. The world we can create and be anywhere we want. We can go out and meet people in Northern Ireland. And literally the first time that Melanie and I are gonna sit down and have a meal or meet each other in person, it'll be like we've known each other for years. We're gonna have great conversation and break bread. And that's what this suit was built for. I have another suit that I had made. It's actually in my closet right behind this wall that was made, has a different representation. It's a representation of vitality and health. And so it was a cool way to have the suit made. My name's in it somewhere, but not in this part. My name's in my sleeve there. But it's a cool way to kind of, to create things that you do of why you do what you do. So I'm very, very fortunate. Yes, Dublin, love inside of it. I hope Dublin is on it, is in it. Yeah, you know, actually I can't wait to go back to Dublin, I've been to Dublin a bit. I spent time at the Temple Bar and one of my, I know I'm off topic. We were talking, if you're just joining me now, we were talking about the story of the two wolves and now we're off topic. But true story, I was in Dublin. I was in, we were in Scotland. We stayed at the castle there. We did a really cool, unbelievable. I mean, I don't even want to talk about that day. I'd be out in for two hours. But we left there and I always wanted to go to Ireland. So I went to Ireland just for a couple of days. My wife, my kids, we had everybody with us. And we had two kids at the time. So we go to Ireland and ironically a buddy of mine, Adam, if you're out there, appreciate your brother, buddy of mine was actually in Ireland. We, he and I served in the Marine Corps 20 some years ago, at the same time I was. So we went and had dinner with him. My wife got to meet him. We got, I got to meet his wife and we went and had dinner. At the same time, my wife who joined the Marine Corps 10 years after I got out, her good friend from the Marine Corps and her husband were in Ireland at the exact same time. And we went and had drinks with them right after dinner that I had with my buddy in the Marine Corps. True story is crazy story. And we went to the temple bar. We got a seat. It's hard to get a seat. If you ever go to the temple bar down in Dublin, it's really hard to get a seat. We listened to music. It was absolutely an amazing night. Drank a lot of Irish carbons or sorry Guinness is we didn't, I don't think we did carbons. We maybe did one carbon, but we did Guinness's and was drink. Anyway, it was fun. It was fantastic. So yeah, it was a good night.  Our kids loved it. We had a great time. Anyway, I'm going to wrap up y'all. So story of the two wolves, if you're just jumping on now is basically a little Indian boy.  He was having these challenges of the good and the bad of what he thought he could accomplish and what he wanted to do in his life versus what his brain was telling him he could do and what was possible. And it was a constant war going on. And he asked his chief, he asked his grandfather, you know, who's going to win? Like, who wins this war? And it's a story of the two wolves. It's the, we all have two wolves in our brain, the good wolf and the bad wolf. And he asked his grandfather, who's going to win? Which wolf is going to win? And his grandfather had a simple answer from him, the chief. He said, which whatever one you feed the most. And so that's, I wear this tie because that's my challenge. If we all have obstacles, I'm a guy that puts my head down and I'll run through a brick wall. If you, I won't stop, I'll go. I have that in me that work ethic of just go, go, go, put it down, get it down, go, go, go.  Say to the self, I'm no good. Like, I get caught there. If you get to know me, you're like, that's not possible. But inside here, it happens on a regular basis. And when I heard that story, I find things and I keep things around that in my, if you go to my house, you'll see, I keep things around like this tie as a reminder for me to go, which wolf are you feeding? Because I can go three, four, five, seven, 10 days and I wake up and go, oh shit, I'm feeding the wrong wolf. I've been feeding the negativity of the world. I've been diving into the crap out there when there's so much greatness that we can look forward to. And so I have to have a constant reminder, otherwise I can go that way. The good thing is the more I practice this, the more that I don't go there. I'm over here feeding the good wolf because I want that wolf to win. It deserves to win and I deserve to win with it. So that's the story of the two wolves. I have a lot of things that remind me of that. This, there's a huge illustration. I got this, I'll show you some other stuff, guys. I got more. I got these two things, don't go anywhere. Don't go anywhere. So I got these are two other things that I have that are the story of the good wolf. So look at this, look at this. I don't know if you've ever done a board break before but I did this one, I didn't date it. I should have dated this one. This was probably in 2015 or probably 2016. 2016. I did this board and I broke through this board. And this was some of the beliefs that I had, some of the things that I talked about. True story.  If you get to meet me, people that know me now are like, are you kidding me? You had that fear? And then fear of disappointment, of disappointing other people. And then I broke through the board, have a happiness, abundance, wealth. So that's what I broke through. This one here, oh, this is the most recent one I did, which was ironic. There's a really, really cool story here too. I'm sorry, I'm not gonna do it, but this is the arrow break. You've literally put the arrow on your throat like this and you walk through the arrow and you break it and you walk through and break through your limiting beliefs that you had. My limiting belief was I'm broken. That was when I just did, I did it in August because I had multiple, I just had a big surgery, I just had another one done, I have another one coming. So anyway, this is just great stuff. But I have this tie as an illustration. This tie, ironically, when we do these arrow breaks and these board breaks, we literally play a little bit of the story of the story of the two wolves. This tie I wear on those days as a reminder that you get to fill, you get to feed the good wolf anytime. So y'all, right now it's January 15th-ish, 15th, yeah. January 15th, happy birthday to Niles out there and my brother-in-law's birthday. It's January 15th and your goals for 2020 are, it's a short year, it's not gonna take very long. At the same time, it's a long time to commit to one thing as you move forward, to just know that if you keep feeding the goodness in the world, in the life, in what you have in your life, and I promise you there's a lot of goodness there, there's gonna be some obstacles, there's gonna be crying, there's gonna be challenges along the way, but if you feed the goodness out there, you will accomplish those goals and you'll look back at that year and go, wow, that it was a great year. 2020 was the best year I can remember, I'm just telling you. And for a lot of people, it was the worst year. And for us, it was the best year that I can possibly, I can't even tell you the last time I've had a year as good as 2020. And I'm very fortunate, without going through all this work that we went through over the last six years, I don't think I'd had that same experience because I was able to look at something very differently. And it was a very big blessing in my life, in my wife's life for the year that we had. Although I know and I recognize a lot of people have a lot of challenges and most likely because they go through six years of training for an event like that. And we absolutely got to do that because of the company and the community that we spend time with. So y'all, I have to go join you.  We are doing a special guest then tomorrow, talking about our challenge. If you want to join our challenge, if you know anybody else that wants to join the challenge, we'll be going live on Dream Key Test's Facebook page. We have a Zoom that's gonna be going live. So we're super excited. So if you want to invite people to that, invite people to, it's eight Eastern Standard Time. Melanie, you'll be in bed, probably hopefully in bed at that time. And then Melanie, we're gonna be doing this. We'll do a special one for you guys next week. Just let me know. Also, we have Keto Academy coming up. It's our special event, our educational event. We have free tickets for anybody that wants to participate in that. Wednesday, it's a three-day event. There's a $37 cost for the tickets, but we're doing a free event for anybody that wants to start getting educated more on why ketones and health and wellness and vitality and the leading experts and research in the world, which I'm excited about because it's a event that I get to play a big role in. So, y'all, thanks for saying I look dapper. I do like to put myself together. I don't mind dressing up. When I was younger, I used to fight it. And I realized, you know what? I feel better when I dress up. My wife likes it when I dress up. So, frickin' dress up, then. Why not? So, every once in a while, I throw on some dudes. I actually have a reason to dress up today, but I still, I actually randomly will dress up just because I feel good. I like it. And you got to find your like and what you like. So, this is the way I like it. So, cheers, y'all. Have a good night.