New post war old Dutch cleanser famous for chasing dirt presents Nick Carter famous for chasing crime Every week at this time two great themes are joined as new post war old Dutch cleanser Brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction Nick Carter master detective Why do you suppose he doesn't answer the door Nick? I don't know Patsy Maybe if we look through this window, we can see My Nick, what's the matter? What are you staring at? Look over there on the floor by the sofa Patsy. Huh? Why there's a man lying there. He's been shot in the forehead Confounded. He's the one man in the world who could have told us why a young man who had everything to live for should want to take his own life And now the case of the flowery farewell today's exciting adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter Brought to you by new post war old Dutch cleanser as our story opens We find Nick seated at his desk in his office Intently studying the front page of the evening paper Patsy stands behind him reading over his shoulder Nick it says he was only 35 years old. Yes, Patsy was one of the richest industrialists in the world And he ends up by throwing himself in a lake. Oh, it just doesn't make sense me Why would a man like that take his own life? The suicide note he left in his car tells why it's reprinted here in the paper. Oh is it? I didn't see it. Yeah, right down here at the bottom of the column It is not the number of years a man has lived that enables him to say his life was justified It is the richness and fullness of his experience I say farewell to my own life with deep regret and yet I am convinced that it is better for a man to die in his prime quickly and painlessly Than to let old age destroy him by slow stages Well pretty flowery farewell, isn't it? Oh, I'll say imagine anyone sitting down and I'll get it Nick Carter speaking mr. Carter My name is Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Douglas Holt. Yes, Mrs. Holt I wonder whether you can come to my home this evening My husband and I would like to speak to you about the death of our very good friend Miles Kincaid Oh, yes, the man who committed suicide the man who died mr. Carter Whether or not he committed suicide is what we'd like you to find out So far Mrs. Holt, I'm afraid you haven't given me any really solid grounds for your suspicions that Kincaid didn't kill himself But mr. Carter Miles had everything in the world to live for was rich Famous and happy. Well according to his note. He wanted his life to end at the peak of his success Yes, but what about his call to me yesterday? He said he had plane reservations and was leaving for Florida very soon. My wife checked on that mr. Carter It's true. If we were going to commit suicide today, why would he make arrangements for a trip at a future date? Let me ask you this you're implying that Kincaid was murdered, but do you know of anyone who would have any reason to kill him? No, I don't how about you mr. Holt? No, I can't think of anyone and yet you both knew him well, didn't you? Oh, yes, in fact Well, Miles and I had quite a crush on each other a good many years ago That was before he introduced me to Douglas. He and I were partners at that time We had a little organization that we called inventors incorporated We broke up after a while, but we never lost touch with each other and in all these years He made no serious enemies. Of course. He might have without our knowing it I still doesn't add up to murder. Does it Nick? Oh, not to me then you won't investigate this murder force, mr. Carter Oh, I didn't say that mr. Oh, I wish you would mr. Carter. I just know something's wrong somewhere I've got a Well an intuition about it very well, Mrs. Holt. I have a lot of faith in a woman's intuition There has been a murder. I promise you I'll find it out before the night is over Did you talk to Sergeant Matheson on the phone Nick? Yes, and you should have heard the horse laugh He gave me when I suggested that Miles Kincaid might have been murdered. Oh, that must mean the handwriting experts are sure about the suicide note They are Maddie says there's absolutely no question about it. It wasn't a forgery Well, that pretty well saddles it then doesn't it? Hmm, perhaps But at least it won't hurt to take a look at Kincaid's home We're almost there Nick. It's the house at the end of this street. All right Maddie wasn't even going to hold an autopsy. Did you ask him to? I did and he finally agreed to it. Good All right Home do you expect to see here Nick? Kincaid's valid man named Harry Otis Oh, Holt says it was probably the last man to see Kincaid alive. Yeah, but do you think you're what? Was that Nick somebody morning someone in pain it came from the bushes by the side of the porch. Yeah, come on There is Nick lying in the bushes. All right. Give me a hand. Yeah, pull them out. Yeah, watch out for that breath. Okay That does it What happened to you? Who are you? Nick Carter private investigator? Who are you? Harry Otis. I'm I was Mr. Kincaid's valid sir. What happened to you? Someone rang the doorbell a few minutes ago. I I opened the door, but there was no one there So I stepped out in the porch That's all I remember. He must have been slugged from behind Nick. Yeah, come on Where we're going whoever slugged him may have wanted to get into the house could still be there. Okay, Nick If my often cave committed suicide Nick, what's this all about your guess is as good as mine, Patsy The front door is open don't make any noise No one in the living room What do you've gone upstairs? Nick it's someone moving around right behind that closed door over there. Let's drop in on him unexpectedly Found it the door locked. Yes. Yes. We'll have to announce ourselves after all Open up open this door Coming through the door I heard are you know, but it was awful close It's all quiet in and out Brady's giving us a slip that gunfire was probably intended to cover his getaway What are we going to do only one thing to do shoot the lock off stand back? Yeah There He must have gone out that open window. Yeah, no use going after him in the dark. Oh shucks. Oh You look at this room. It must have been Kincaid's study. It's a mess now Friend tore it apart every drawer every file you've been after I don't know. There is one thing I do know What's that Nick as of now? I'm definitely interested in how Miles Kincaid really died Why certainly mr. Carter has miles Kincaid's lawyer I'm happy to help you clear up any questions you have regarding his death Well first mr. Randolph who stood to benefit by his death Well, all of his wealth is to be divided among various foundations and charitable institutions. What you left no private bequest Whatsoever only a comparatively small one do Melvin Dudley Melvin Dudley. That's the publisher, isn't it? Yeah, sirs Miles had arranged with Dudley to publish his memoirs and he left a few thousand dollars to cover the cost Then Kincaid was writing his memoirs at the time of his death practically finished them though that fact wasn't commonly known I see But what about all his property holdings you must have had an enormous estate not anymore He'd sold everything in the past year converted it all into cash There's just one piece of land that he held on to oh, where's that over in the poorer section of town on Montrose Avenue That's to be sold at auction now that he's dead, but I don't understand Randolph Why on earth would he have disposed of all his possessions at the age of 35? You're almost thinking you he was going to die he did miss Bourne what he and his personal physician and I were the only ones Who were in on his secret what secret mr. Carter in six weeks miles Kincaid would have been dead of heart trouble Why are we going back to the office Nick? I want to call Mary and check on the autopsy. Oh Nick you promised hope before the night is over. You'd at least know whether or not Kincaid was murdered Do you think you will I don't know Well, they found out so far is that he had a better reason than we thought for doing away with himself Yeah, but that still doesn't explain the mysterious visitor at his house tonight and also it. Oh, that's our phone Nick. Oh, yeah here I got the key good Hurry Nick before they hang up They caught us speaking and Nick. This is my oh, yeah, I was just gonna call you what you find out Kincaid was drowned all right as long as we're full of water. What?  Yeah, but there's no chlorine and lake water You're right Nick, but there's plenty of it in the city water system and miles Kincaid was drowned before he was thrown into the Lake right and that means murder Well, Nick knows at last that the wealthy young industrialist did not die by his own hand But why miles Kincaid left a suicide note or why anyone would want to kill a man who was doomed to die from heart trouble Within six weeks are questions that are still unanswered. We'll continue with this battling adventure in just a moment And now back to the case of the flowery farewell today's adventure with Nick Carter brought to you by new post war old Dutch cleanser As we pick up our story a half an hour has passed Nick and Patsy have joined Matty at the Kincaid home and guided by Kincaid's Ballot Harry Otis have just entered the murdered man's bedroom. I see the bed's been made Otis Did you do that today? No, sir. No one's been in here all day Well in that case Kincaid didn't sleep here last night Nick finally not Matty But his dressing gowns on the bed and it's one of his ties on the floor behind that chair Yeah Well as Kincaid fully dressed when your men found him Matty. Well, sure He had on a brown business suit a blue shirt and a green tie a green tie Yeah, no, no, no, you must be mistaken sergeant. Now. Don't tell me he had on a blue shirt and a green tie Sergeant mr. Kincaid would never have worn a combination like that. He was very particular about his clothes now listen I'm out of wait a minute wait a minute This all adds up, huh Otis take a look around Does this room seem just about the same to you as always? No, sir. It doesn't the bed's been pushed back farther than usual and the chairs are all against the wall Hey, I'm beginning to catch on Nick Otis Where were you when your employer retired last night?  I assumed he was asleep. You drew his bath Oh, yes, sir. Well Matty at least we know how he died But you think he was killed here Nick? I do it was probably getting undressed when the murderer found him and they had a fight Yeah, that's why the furniture is out of place. Yeah, that would also account for the bruises on King Cade's face We figured they was from being hit against the rocks in the lake Yeah, well, it was probably knocked unconscious in this room Then the murderer took him into the bathroom and held his head underwater until he was dead Oh, how horrible and he dressed him again must have been a such a hurry He didn't see the tie King could have taken off so he grabbed one out of the closet without even noticing the color And then he carried him out shoved him in his own car and drove to the lake. Well, what about the suicide note? I've got a little theory about that too. What sort of theory? I'd rather not say until I've had a chance to confirm it But how are you going to do that, Nick? By dropping in on a publisher named Melvin Dudley and asking him a few questions I guess there's no one home Now there must be Patsy. I saw a light at the side of the house Well, let's go around the side porch and take a look in the room where the light is Okay, Nick Now you're wasting time Here Nick, we can look in through this French window Look at all those papers scattered all over the floor. Hey, looks like a cyclone's been through here Hey, Betty. What? Look over there beside the sofa. Beside what? Sofa. Holy smoke. Nick, there's a man line there. Smash the glass with your revolver. We've got to get in there I'll sit we have or I'd stand back and reach the latch Yeah, yeah, I got it Holy smoke Look at this guy, Nick. Yeah shot through the head. That's Melvin Dudley, Nick I've seen this picture in the paper. Well, you'll see it again tomorrow Patsy all over the front page. Hey, Maddie Yeah, Nick. Those papers on the floor Ever seen any just like them? What? Yeah, yeah, sure They're the same kind of paper the same handwriting as the suicide note what I figured and look Here's a typewritten letter among them to Melvin Dudley from Miles Kincaid. What's it say, Nick? I'm enclosing the manuscript of my memoirs. Everything is here except the forward which I'm working on now Well, there's the answer to your suicide note, Maddie. What do you mean? It was written by Miles Kincaid, but it wasn't intended as a suicide note And what was it, Nick? A page from the forward to his memoirs The murderer stole it last night from Kincaid's house and planted it in Kincaid's car as a suicide note No wonder it sounded so flowery. We're up against the smorn operator, Nick. Plenty smart, Maddie But he's made one big mistake. When he killed Melvin Dudley, he should have taken those memoirs with him Hello, Maddie. I've spent a very dull night reading Kincaid's memoirs. Oh, yeah? Find anything interesting in him? Yeah, but the most interesting part isn't there. I don't get you. Maddie, unless I'm all wrong These memoirs should hold the key to Kincaid's murder. How do you mean? Well, apparently when Kincaid learned he was going to die, he decided to leave behind him a document that would expose somebody Somebody he hated. And you think this somebody got wind of it and knocked Kincaid off so as to get hold of the document? I do, but he didn't get hold of it because Kincaid had already sent it to Dudley Uh-huh. The murderer realized that after he went back and searched Kincaid's study So he went to Dudley's house to get it and ended by killing Dudley. Right. But look, Nick Why didn't the murderer take the memoirs while he was there? He did. He what? At least he took that part of them, which incriminated him, as one whole section missing from the manuscript. Oh Got any idea what was in that section? Yes, Mary. I have. Good boy. When Douglas Holt and his wife put me on this case, Holt told me that he and Kincaid were once partners in an outfit called Inventors Incorporated. Inventors Incorporated. Yeah, but there's no mention of any such organization anywhere in the memoirs Hey, Nick! Then maybe the- I'm back, Nick. Oh, hello, Sergeant. Oh, hi, Patsy. Yeah, what did you find at the newspaper, Morg? Patsy? You got any dope on Kincaid background? Plenty, Nick. And about that company called Inventors Incorporated. Yeah. There's something funny about that. Funny? In what way? Well, it was a third partner. Third partner? Uh-huh. Who was he? A man named Peter Jarrett. Peter Jarrett? No mention of him in the memoirs, either. Hey, Nick, are you thinking this Jarrett guy might be our man? I don't know about that, Mary, but I am thinking that it's strange that Holt and his wife didn't tell me about this Peter Jarrett. I wonder why. I know I should have mentioned Peter Jarrett to you, Mr. Carter, but Frankly, I was sticking to an agreement that Miles Kincaid and I made long ago. What sort of agreement, Mr. Holt? The cover-up for Jarrett in spite of the raw deal he gave us. Oh, uh, he gave you a raw deal? He certainly did. Jarrett wrecked Inventors Incorporated by walking out on us one day, taking with him what little capital we had. And you never saw him again? Well, never. But I'm confident he's still alive. Nick, Peter Jarrett must be our man. He certainly had a motive for killing Kincaid. If Kincaid was planning to expose him in the memoirs he was writing. You say Miles was writing his memoirs, Mr. Carter? Yes, he was. They were practically complete when he died. Well, then it all adds up, doesn't it?  Yeah, but the question is how can we get our hands unshared? Well, I can tell you where his wife lives. She ought to know where he's hiding out if anybody does. Oh, good. We'll go see her. I have an idea that we'll find Peter Jarrett. We'll have this case sewed up. Yeah, what do you want? You, Mrs. Jarrett? What's it to you? I'm Nick Carter, private investigator.  You get out of here. Not just a moment, Mrs. Jarrett. I said get out. Mrs. Jarrett, don't do that. Put that gun away, please. You come one step closer and I'll start shooting. So help me. I don't think you're going to shoot anywhere with that gun. I'll take it. And the next time you want to fire a gun, Mrs. Jarrett, remember to lift the safety catch. Nice going, Nick. Pretty darn smart, ain't you? Now, perhaps you better talk to us. I ain't talking to no cops. Why not?  You've been hounding me for 10 years ever since Pete disappeared. You wouldn't know where your husband is, would you?  I wouldn't be living like this if I knew him with all that dough. Why did you see him last? I ain't seen him since the day he went to work and didn't come home. And where was your husband working the day he disappeared? He was working over at that house on Montrose Avenue. Montrose Avenue? What? Why, that's the one piece of property that Miles Pincade held on to after he sold everything else. Yeah. Well, thank you, Mrs. Jarrett. I'm very grateful to you. What? I didn't do enough fun for you. Oh, yes, you did. You just gave me the last piece of a very complicated jigsaw puzzle. Oh, Nick, what a horrible, musty old plate. It should be a musty. After all, nobody's been down in the cellar for over 10 years. Not since Miles Pincade and Douglas Holt closed up the business. They called inventors and corporated. But what do you expect to find here, Nick? A key to three murders, I hope. Three? But only two men were killed. Patsy, if my hunch is... Wait a minute. What do you see, Nick? Look where my flashlight's pointing. Notice anything about that slab of concrete over there? Uh, well, yes. It's a different color from the rest of the cellar floor. Right. Because it was laid at a different time. Let's see. It's about three feet wide and six feet long, isn't it? Nick, you think that's a grave? I do. I think a man has been buried under that slab of concrete for 10 long years. Patsy stares at the circle of light from Nick's flashlight. Who was buried in the musty cellar on Montrose Avenue? And what bearing his death has on the murders of Miles Pincade and Melvin Dudley? We'll find out in just a moment. And now for the conclusion of the case of the flowery farewell. Today's adventure with Nick Carter brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleanser. Almost an hour has passed since Nick and Patsy discovered what Nick believes to be a grave in the cellar of the abandoned house on Montrose Avenue. They left the cellar for a time, but have now returned to it and are waiting impatiently. I have a sign of him yet, Nick. He'll be here all right. Can't afford not to come. I still don't understand why you're so sure he's the murderer. You will be for long. Yeah, but... Ah, hold it. Here he comes. You down there, Carter? Yes, we're here. Come on down. What's this all about anyway? Familiar territory to you, isn't it? It's been a long time since I was here. This is where Miles Pincade and I had our laboratory. Oh, Miles Pincade and Peter Jarrett. Don't forget Jarrett, Mr. Ho. That's right. By the way, have you got a line on his whereabouts yet? I've done better than that. I've found it. Well, where is he? Right where you and Miles Pincade buried him ten years ago. What are you talking about, Carter? I'm talking about murder. You and Pincade killed Jarrett and buried him down here.  Probably did it so that you could steal an invention of his.  You must be out of your mind. I imagine you were nearly out of your mind when Melvin Dudley happened to mention to you that Pincade was writing his memoirs. Why should that worry me? Because you guessed that he was planning to expose your part in the murder. Something he couldn't have done during his lifetime without incriminating himself. What? When the police dig up Jarrett's body. They'll never dig it up. Because you won't be alive to tell him about it. Don't reach for your gun, Carter. I've got you both covered. I hope you made a bad mistake when you admitted that you knew Pincade was a dying man. That was a tip-off on you. Since you neglected to tell me that fact when you hired me. Well, I slipped up once. But I won't slip this time. I'll take you first, Carter. I'll hold. I'll take you first. What the... Drop your gun. Hold. I got right behind you.  Look out, Sergeant! Oh, my hand! Oh, nice shooting, Nick.  And you made a nice grammatic entrance, Maddie. Well, you set the stage for it, Nick, when you put me behind that packing box. Oh, I thought you'd never come out of there, Sergeant. Yeah, well, I'd have been out sooner, Patsy. Only my pants got caught in the nail. Oh, Sergeant! Yeah, and my new suit, too. Okay, Hope, let's get moving.  Then Jared thought he was buried in the cellar, Nick. Yes, Patsy, and the case is closed. Uh-uh, not quite, Carter. Not until you've told me how Hope found out that Pincade was dying of heart trouble. Well, according to the statement, Hope gave Maddie down at headquarters. Pincade told him. He did? Mm-hmm. When Hope went to inquire about the memoirs, Pincade bloated that he'd be dead in six weeks, and that everybody would know that Hope was a murderer. But why on earth did Pincade want to expose Hope? Patsy, don't you remember what Mrs. Hope told us? Hmm? That she used to go with Pincade? Well, Pincade never forgave Hope for taking her away from him. Oh, I get it. He couldn't get even with Hope until after he himself was dead. That's right. Yeah, but I can't understand why Hope brought you in on this case. He didn't, his wife did. What? You mean it was her idea to hire you? Sure. She knew nothing about the murder of Peter Jarrett, and she had no idea that Hope had killed Pincade. She just didn't believe that Pincade had killed himself. Mm-hmm, and when she wanted to call you, her husband had to agree with her so she wouldn't get suspicious of him. That's it. Oh, brother. When you walked into that house and took the case, it must have been life's darkest moment for Douglas Holt. The darkest so far, Patsy. The state is planning an even darker moment for him in the very near future. Can you tell us something about the adventure new post-war old Dutch cleanser is going to bring us next week, Nick? Next week, Mike, we're going to meet a man who has honest and upright for five years in order to build up to a fraud worth half a million dollars. Only his plan broke down because he put his fraud in an envelope. A fraud in an envelope? Well, that sounds exciting. What do you call this adventure? I call it The Case of the King's Apology. Friends, this is Nick Carter again, and I'd like to take this opportunity on behalf of the Cuddehee Packing Company to salute the 49th Annual Convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers which begins today in Atlantic City. The independent retail grocer is your good neighbor, bringing you fine foods from all parts of the nation and of the world. So let's all doff our hats to this very important businessman, the independent retail grocer. Nick Carter, Master Detective, is presented each week at this time by the Cuddehee Packing Company. It is produced and directed by Jock McGregor and is copyrighted by Street and Smith Publications Incorporated. Charlotte Manson is featured as Patsy. Ed Latimer plays Matty. Today's script was written by Luzco Field and Ken Pettis. Original music is played by Henry Silverne. This program is fictional and any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidental. 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w and I think uh uncouples go into Just getting to know somebody with expectations on a way too high Stop expecting to to marry this person or being with this person You're the only expertise is I would like to get to know who this person is And that will allow both of you guys to not have any expectations So that the if the the relationship grows to just be a friendship. That's fine, too Um, so I think alleviating the expectation that that he built up because Again, uh, how many times has he gone back to the chiropractor? um To try to speak to her And this is for my brothers out there when you're approaching a young woman Please don't approach them with the expectation that this woman's going to be your girlfriend Just approach them with the expectation that you're going to be friends He's going to get to know each other this way. She doesn't feel like um, you know Let's say for argument's sake. She's not interested Right.  And she's not interested She's never going to want to talk to you again But if you're able to speak to that person that woman and just engage in me conversation Without expectation, you'll be able to see where the relationship is going to go um, that's one uh two, um Try to get off of facebook All that stuff as often as you can because if you find it difficult To talk to somebody face to face But then send them a friend request and this is not like a knock. There's a lot of young men a lot of you know That you know, I like that today Um, I think that you have to start trying to put yourself out there and just engage in conversations with people outside of social media This way you have the confidence to just talk to people, you know, um, but that's my like first tool You guys can talk about it I think that yeah men Listen some first of all Rejection for a man trying to speak to a woman. Yeah, all she can say is no But that does bother man's ego Because again, we are built off of our ego in many cases and now some men flaunt their egos But but a man wants to know that he's um wanted by somebody right I would say this Before you're worried about uh, what kind of Um, if she would like you Um, you might want to try to gain some confidence in yourself by figuring out if you like you Uh, if if if you like yourself and you appreciate yourself Then you know that someone else is going to appreciate you as well And when it comes to speaking to somebody listen, I found this out Uh, just be honest Tell her listen, I'm kind of Tell her you're intimidated by her that maybe it's something about you that that's just got me a little bit intimidated by you That's got me a little worried, you know, but there's there's still something about you that I like And I wouldn't mind, um, you know, hey going to What do they do today go go out for a cup of coffee? I don't know. I'm at the loop. So I don't know Um, but I do know that the worst thing that you can do is to try to um establish a friendship or whatever Um, you see her but then try to do it through an online presence I don't I don't get this whole online dating thing. That's just that's just me Um, I don't the the swipe left swipe right swipe up swipe down. I don't I don't I don't get that Um, again, I don't know if folks go out for coffee or for tea or to Panera bread or whatever that whatever they got out nowadays um But just be you and if she doesn't like you that's fine. God will have somebody for you if you are Authentic and godly before him. He'll find someone for you. Maybe and maybe she might not be the person for you But um, you also don't want to Don't be intimidated by her because she's just a person But if you are let me just say this guys if you are this only for only for the males If you are intimidated by her It makes me wonder will you be intimidated by her in the relationship as well? Um, you need to be a man. You need to be Brave even though you may not like what may happen if she says no You know, listen imagine yourself getting told no over and over and over again.  You'll still be you'll still breathe You'll still um have a heartbeat after that things are going to be okay, so Done with that bother you, but you need to make sure and I'm not trying to be you know be be tough for me Or whatever, but um You cannot be timid because she's not going to want that And if you get with her she's not going to respect that timidity Because what do you see the women said that they want one of the things they security Is what they want and how it's defined and so that's going to come out in how you are There's a old an old commercial um You youngsters right yeah, I might not get it, but uh, it was a um Charlton heston and I forget what what the clone was, but he said something Uh at the end of at the end of the uh commercial he said confidence is sexy. Don't you think? It is If a man can can command presence just by walking in the room or how he talks That does something. That's why some of these That's why you see some of these girls with some of these guys out here like why is she with this clown, right? Because he at least spoke confidently to her Right whereas you might be the man of her dreams, but you didn't speak confidently you didn't speak to her So go talk to her. Um find out what she's about And then see where it goes But but she needs to see something some respect out of you something respect in you I should say better And so but if you're if you're not going to be confident in approaching her Are you going to be confident in the relationship? That's my concern Oh Yeah, I yeah, I I agree. Um I'm sorry. I'm trying to fix my camera. Um, that was one of the things that we actually I wanted to speak on us because honestly sending her a facebook request and i'm not picking on you But just for anybody any brother listening Sending to somebody at facebook requests That's that's very passive And if i'm being honest it comes off kind of weak Be the commanding man that that women desire you don't have to be going in there And my stuff is you don't have to go in there beating your chest saying i am a man But you should be able to exude some type of confidence to where you Are very straightforward as to what your intentions are And you might get shot down like a like a you know like a plane. All right or You could actually win and she say hey, you know I'll go get a cup of coffee cup of coffee with you or whatever But regardless when i lose you approached her like a man. All right Because men they won't men they won't men who exude confidence not being conceited but confident enough To where you're not intimidated by a woman because if she thinks you're intimidated by her She doesn't feel like you'll be able to protect her out in the streets All right. And so one of the things my our our tenure we have a 10 year old son And we let him know from the jump lit man.   He said I think she's cute daddy and i'm nervous.  You got to g up. All right Don't shake. Don't shiver.  Let's go. All right. Let's just what you do Say you just go tell her Hey, I like I like you I think you you know he and I said, what do you think about her?  Listen, you know we to do right at 10 years old I ain't got to wait for I ain't got to worry about you at 22.  I'm sorry. Go ahead. Go ahead, Cory Now this isn't a new thing a new phenomenon Wanted to talk to someone Uh, some sort of little online request. Hey, that didn't just happen In 2000 was a 22 that didn't just happen in 2000 the 2000 teens or 2000s. No, no, no, no, no, no, no This stuff has been going on and on and on back in the day We didn't have facebook and we didn't have uh all this stuff like that But what we did have was a piece of paper with two squares. Do you like me? Yes or no That's how it was right and that was kind of and usually we would have some girl or some guy to hand it to her, right? Well, that's that's still be a be a man now Here's another good part. Unfortunately today is is and we're not saying, you know, we're we're promoting Little kids will go out and have a relationship. But you know, it's good though that He said it was a girl, right? Because what's happening nowadays? And You just you just thankful Daddy, um, what are you doing?  So So let's just be clear with that and so but now, you know And and and he's gonna make sure that his son Hand those things the right way that he's not gonna You know, we're talking about a man who's there with his son because again guys When you enter into a relationship You want to enter into a relationship be a dating or marriage for the long run For the long game because what is the most important thing? A stable household that this guy or this gal can look at to see what is What are the are the roles? How does a real man handle himself? How does a real woman handle herself? But if they don't see that and oftentimes a lot of folks in the black community in hispanic community We're not sending because most of our kids are growing up out of wedlock more and more So even the white community just just it's just a world each time on a pandemic That's the real pandemic an absence of fathers Because how do men know how to treat a woman when the man when their daddy isn't there He didn't treat their mama correctly or how does a girl know how to treat a man when she's got four or five men that she's treating What's it being a 304 with I've adopted that term now. So I'm good with that. So by the time by the time these terms stick It's out, you know, yeah, I don't even use them anymore But but how is she gonna show the girl how to behave when she's got all these different boy boyfriends running through And so that's where having a man at home a father. That's where it actually fits Again, some folks don't have that right now. And so what do you do?   Hey, what's going on?  You got your girlfriend I would do it. I want to know what's going on. And can I be of any assistance? My daughter's listen, it ain't easy being my my daughter.    You don't want to do that And and and find some older woman don't go find some young woman to help you out I'd never forget and I'm gonna bring this up with her because she's there Uh, I I still go back to one of my favorite videos Sister diana had on on her channel when she was talking about To the to the younger girls who are so quick to go and find a husband Y'all need to go diana. I wish you know what diana I'm gonna I'm gonna put that video in the community tab so everybody can see it But it's where she's talking to young folks younger people who are not married And she's talking about how real marriage is and you got these kids and what's funny is in the in the video As she's trying to film the video Who's walking around and kind of interfering life kids, right? And so it's good that younger women as the bible says they can have some older woman Or someone who's more experienced in it and granted diana's not old But you know, she's younger to me, but she's older than some of these other ladies They can go to and gain some experience find out what they should do what they shouldn't do Young men you could talk to somebody like myself or jermaine or um and granted, you know Dray, he you know, he just now got to no no no no. I think no jermaine is a younger one. Dray's older, right? Yeah, Dray you're 42, right? Okay. Okay. Okay, but you can go to one of these one of the men Or somebody else and and just gain some knowledge some experience, you know from them I mean and I promise you he ain't gonna talk your head off Because he don't want to talk that much But he wouldn't mind sharing you what's worked for him and what and what you're gonna find out is that a lot of What's worked for him and didn't work for him? Is kind of the same thing that a lot of other men can tell you as well So do what the bible says and look to older people to help you in areas where they've been Amen. Amen. That's a very good point.  I will put a link in the uh in the description um Harrison family vlogs And then also that christian fam channel If you haven't been there go there check them out. Uh subscribe to them. Um, watch that watch their stuff guys I think we ought to be supporting as many christian content creators because it will cause youtube to promote and push Guys word out in various fashion. We're talking about these topics right here These are things that christians experience and deal with we'll come back to this by the way um, we're gonna have this in In a week or two. I'm not exactly sure when but it's just going to be uh ladies night There's a couple ladies are going to be on and they'll I'm going to be in the back Just pushing buttons for the most part Talking about things that address or that tend to Be what christian women Want to talk about because there are some things that it's just women We're going to come back with just a fellas night, right? It's going to be us talking about now Obviously, they're going to be men in the in the chats and women the chats on the opposite night But uh, we're going to talk about this kind of stuff because it's healthy And we need more christian content creators talking about the things that affect us throughout our daily lives. Amen. So Amen Um, dry. I appreciate you jumping in here. Um, how you feeling there?  So yeah, I've been in this this basement part of the basement now for since sunday You know, I got a chance a day twice. That's only to get tested So but yeah, like I'm I'm having a little bit of cabinet fever. I'm talking to myself Talking to god. We're talking to myself.  I'm like, yo, no, I need to get out because it's it's doing something How are you feeling any symptoms? Um, just everybody knows now. So throat. It's like almost gone. Okay. Um a little bit of coughing But yeah, I'm ready like first two days was Was kind of something but now I'm like I'm good. Okay wait man, um Jermaine man, I appreciate this guys. We're gonna do this again. Uh, I still we are still going to at some point in the future Dray get together you and I and then we'll do this again As well Jermaine. So guys, I want you all to make sure that you Check out their channels um, so Let me go ahead and and and dismiss us all god. I really guys. I really appreciate you guys For supporting me for supporting them. Um, I love This mar christian family. I love you guys in the chat I love the way you all comport yourself and so forth and so anyway tomorrow We're having a conversation about um Oh, my mind just went blank. I'm getting old about uh election understanding election We're gonna have a guest on and so it's gonna be pretty deep Uh, we'll start this at 11 so that we can be off For the sake of was one to make sure that I also mentioned to you guys About his deal about his video coming out tomorrow Um, it's gonna be pretty deep for some folks. Um I'll put a description in the community Section as well about that or a reminder for that. So anyway, uh, let me go ahead and get off of this guys I really do appreciate you guys. Um, have a good evening. Uh, enjoy yourself and we will see you tomorrow. Amen. Amen


Guess how many times I'm gonna make you do that scene, Gary Oldman? Not even I know how many times before we perfect this mirror! Ooh! That's a hot mug, guys! Hey guys, this is my review for Mank. The David Fincher film that I've been waiting quite a long goddamn time for because the last movie he made was Gone Girl, and that was 2012. Remember when we all thought that was gonna be the end of the world, dear? This is a movie that has had a lot of people waiting. This is the film that essentially put Minehunter into the ground. This is the movie that prevented David Fincher from doing World War Z II, but honestly, he did a better choice with making this movie. This is the movie that has left us from any David Fincher film aside from Minehunter for the last eight years. So was it worth the wait? This is a movie that obviously meant a lot to Fincher. This was the script that his father had wrote and passed before it ever got approved by a film. First off, if you haven't seen Citizen Kane or if you know almost nothing about Orson Welles, you're gonna need to watch the movie before you watch this one because you're gonna be out to lunch as this is a lot about how that film was created and how Mankowitz wrote the script for it during one of his darkest times while working for Orson Welles, who at the time, 24 years old, basically had RKO pictures by the balls to make whatever he wanted. Orson Welles is an oddity. Orson Welles was a enigma in the film industry at the time.  And he wasn't given really the proper credit for it until after he died.   Which a little side note about this movie, the lengths and the attention to detail of how they made this movie look, sound and feel like an authentic 30s film should be commended. The sound work in this film is exceptional. I hope it's on the Oscar table for sound editing and mixing. It should definitely be there. The cinematography, well not exactly as robust as I would think it would be. This actually is the cinematographer for a majority of the Mindhunter episode, so that's maybe why he's not as big for big motion picture films as this. But there's a lot of little details that they do, whether it be the CGI backgrounds, whether it be how they are moving through sets, the fact that they will turn lights off in the set before they actually fade to black, and obviously the little burn marks in the corners before every scene. This is one of the best parts of the movie. The other part is essentially pausing it every 20 minutes or so to look up the people who they're talking about.  It was cool to look at all the other actors and directors that Mankowicz met with and got to work with and the pictures that they worked on. It was cool to look up all of this stuff because sometimes the film is just guys talking. Now obviously that's what Finch Who does and that's what the movie's about. It's about this period of time of Mankowicz's life and his rise to this point. This deluded drunk version of himself that really can't push past being a clown. Gary Oldman's performance in this film is commendable. I will admit though that I got a little bit weirded out when he was supposed to be playing a 30 year old version of his character and he is older now than Mankowicz was when he died. I understand that you want to use Gary Oldman when you can and maybe it was a little awkward to use a younger actor as his younger self but I really didn't get the casting choice in this particular moment because Oldman never looks like he's 30 or even 40.  Even though it doesn't have much to do with a plot it's about the characters themselves. It is about their views of each other in society. It's about their views of each other in the Hollywood apparatus. It's also about how much Hollywood had a hand in certain elements in political and social economics of the world even though they thought it was a joke themselves. Some people were harshly, harshly affected by it because it does talk about the depression as well and the effects that Hollywood as I said had on politics. I enjoy Mank for a history lesson more like historical fiction but it still makes you want to look up all of these old things. It gives you a renewed fascination in the old black and white era the dawn of the new Hollywood moving from the silent pictures. It doesn't hold enough though to make me want to watch it a second time for the plot itself. If I were to re-watch this film it would be for the purpose of looking up these old things again and kind of going on a little bit of my own little history lesson because for a movie that we've been waiting eight years for I don't know it's just not as gang busting as I thought it would be. I enjoyed the attention to detail in the dialogue. I like that a lot of it is actually historically accurate in terms of what we're talking about. Everyone's got fantastic writing. It's very true to the period in which it is displaying. It just doesn't hold me. It is still a great venture film. It's just not one of my favorites. It's definitely not going to be up there with my tops and I really think this movie will also be passed over to the Oscars and the awards just like the Irishman was and the Irishman's problem was that it was too long. Manx is that it just doesn't give you that hook that you need to really pull you in. It's everything around it that is pulling you in but not the actual subject itself. So in the end I'm going to give Manx a 5 out of 7. I think it's a commendable movie technical wise, historic wise, just interest level wise itself but the story on its own is not as riveting as I would have hoped it would have been considering just how long and how precious this story was to Fincher. Anyways guys that's all from me. I hope you enjoyed this review. If you did leave a like and if you're interested in more subscribe otherwise see you guys next time. Thanks for watching the video. My name is Knitz and you might remember me from the animated cult classic TV show Undergrads. It's been a while but I'm happy to say the click is finally getting back together in an all new movie thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign but we are still asking for your support. To see any and all updates about the upcoming Undergrads movie be sure to check out and like the Bring Back Undergrads Facebook page and with any luck we'll see you guys soon.


Hello, welcome back to Exotic Wine Travel. I'm your host, Matthew Horkey. Hi, I'm Sherin Ton. Welcome back to the show. We're here in Tuscany at the Il Bordeaux Estate. Il Bordeaux is an estate actually owned by the Ferragamo family, the Salvatore Ferragamo, the fashion mogul, the brand that Sherin and I like actually very much, right? Yeah, we're just talking about it. And I think that that was actually the first designer label that I knew on and learned when I was a kid.  It was the only brand I knew about. It's the only fashion brand. Actually, I knew about for the longest time. Anyways, we actually met at, actually, Salvatore Ferragamo in Hong Kong and James Suckling's Great Wines of Italy. That's why we're here at the estate. Well, we tasted some of the wines in Hong Kong. You know, at first I had the impression oh, it's just the Ferragamo name, the wines are gonna be okay, but we were impressed with some of the wines, right? The wine was blown away by one of the wines. And we're gonna show it today, actually. So we're gonna taste just talk about a few of the wines here. We don't have the flagship wine, Il Bodo, the Super Tuscan. We'll be talking about that wine later. We're making a vlog about what it's like to stay here on this estate because the Ferragamo family owns the whole village. You'll have to stay tuned for that. Let's check out some of the wines. The first one I'm actually impressed with is actually this Rosato, the Rosé del Bodo, Il Bodo 2018, 100% San Giovese. For me, for me, it's a lighter color Rosé, obviously. For a light Rosé, more provincial style. It has substantial body weight. For me, it's like you get a lot of strawberry and San Giovese, you got a lot of minerals. For me, I get apple blossom. Anything else you remember about this wine? The blossom was interesting. A little bit of this pear drop sort of refreshing aspect to it as well. For a lighter style Rosé, it really has substantial body. And so I like about long finish. I was actually really impressed. I had this at 90 out of 100. I thought it was right. Did you have it that high? When you was... Okay, I thought it was really impressive. So next, we're gonna talk about a wine that Sherene likes very much. Yeah, so this is 100% San Giovese. Make into a sparkling wine for the eight months on the ladies. I was just told that a new vintage is going to be 60 months. So a step up in terms of the seriousness of the wine. This is 2012. What I like about it is... It's called the bordeaux de bordeaux. 2012. What I really like about it is you get the oscillitic aspect immediately. You know, the yeastiness, the bread. But you also get this nice, like wet, worn out, nuttiness to it. You do have to search for the fruit a little bit on the nose. But it also shows a different layers and complexity of the wine. On the palate, I get a ton of strawberry. Raspberry. Nice bubbles. The texture is pretty good. Acidity brushed through on a finish. Very integrated. You also get this, like, kind of the early-picking kind of green acidity to it. But it's very nicely integrated with the otolitic aspect. The acidity is going to go great with food, right? Absolutely. Yeah, it has acidity. But also the yeastiness to go great with a lot of food, the body, yeah. Well, let's go on to the wine that actually we were really impressed with when we were in Hong Kong. We have the Petruna Tascana Il Bodo San Giovese in Enfora 2017. We tasted the 16 in Hong Kong. We're tasting the 17 right now. Want to talk about this? So, what I like about this wine is it was in the Enfora for a year without the stem. And it's incredible for 2017 San Giovese. It's got a lot of body and fruitiness. But at the same time, it's kind of like it's kind of like a good-looking man or a beautiful woman without any makeup or any, like, put up front because there's a lot of fruit. But at the same time, when you heat onto the palate, it is so wonderfully integrated. Everything. You get these chewy and round tannins. Again, integrated. Acidity is there. Again, very integrated. And just marvelously drinkable for 2017 wine. I think for me, when you smell it and you look at the color, you think it would be delicate, like more medium to light body wine. And it's quite full and round on the palate and it has nice grippy tannins. This is what I like about it. I absolutely agree. Very much so. The nose is very interesting to me because it's not just fruit, right? But I almost feel like I taste the essence of the fruit. Kind of feel like I'm smelling the San Giovese skin. Or plum skin, not just plum or juice. Yeah. I had this at 92 out of 100. I thought it's spectacular. What do I... What? Is that a good job? Guys, check out this out. We are also doing a vlog of what it's like to actually stay on this whole village. I'll put the link in the description box too. Anything else you wanna add? Well, we'll see you at the next episode. It's all fruit wine. 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Thank you, Madam Chairperson. Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to first congratulate the teachers of JNU for having organized this function here, the soft snow. You are talking about the fact that you could not get space within the campus to organize this meeting. I am not at all surprised. But I'd like to add that you are lucky that you got this. I know of some people who are trying to find space for a function. And they went to various places which were shut in their faces. Because somehow, the powers that be got to know what they were up to. And they have not been provided any space so far. I hope they'll have better luck, like you have had, thanks to Manojha. Nilottabha Babu talked about Garmagaram Bhas, the furious exchanges that we had. But if I want to mention the Garmagaram Chai that we shared after that in the Central Hall of Parliament. No, I'm mentioning it deliberately because that is the essence of our democracy, that you have the fiercest of discussions in the houses of parliament. And the moment you come out, you are friends again. And the Central Hall of Parliament, for those of us who are aware of the geography of that Golghar, we know that the Central Hall of Parliament is the place where parliamentarians meet. And the friendships which might appear to be at a discount in the houses of parliament are resumed with gusto once again. So Garmagaram Bhas and Garmagaram Chai take place both at the same time in parliament. You said, madam, that I have not been a minister for education, HRD. Yeah, I have not. But I have been a minister of some other ministry where I dealt with what was happening in the HRD ministry in not too consequential a manner. But I have been a student of government schools. I have been a student of a college and a university which was funded or run by the government. I have been a teacher getting paid by the government. So I know the role that governments can play even to a fault. But be that as it may. Today, ladies and gentlemen, we are passing through extraordinary times. They are extraordinary because nothing appears to be sacrosanct. Nothing appears to be safe. The marauding crowds are all over the place to destroy whatever comes in their way with one single-minded purpose. And that single-minded purpose is to root out all dissent. Why is JNU being singled out for the kind of bad publicity which we have seen of late? Why? Because everyone knows that situated as you are in the capital of India, there were waves of various kinds of freedom which used to emanate from JNU and spread throughout the country. It was free speech. It was free thinking. It was liberal values. It was dissent. But today, we live in an age where dissent is not tolerated, and therefore you are in trouble. And we have to save the space for dissent because if that space is not available, then our democracy is not only threatened, it becomes non-existent. This higher education, what's it called? Higher Education Commission of India, ECHI. This is part of that same effort. I was going through some of the provisions of the draft which has been circulated. And it's comic. It's comic because it talks about the establishment of the commission. And it says at one place, the chairperson, the vice chairperson, and members shall be scholars being persons of eminence and standing in the field of academics and research, possessing leadership qualities, proven capacity for the institution building, governance of institutions of higher learning, and research and deep understanding on issues of higher education, policy, and practices. So this is the qualification of the people who will man this commission, right? Who is going to select them? The chairperson, there will be a search-come-selection committee headed by the cabinet secretary of the council and consisting of the secretary, higher education, and three other eminent academicians. Three other means these two, of course, are high academicians, the cabinet secretary and the secretary, higher education. And they will, for the fund of it, add three more so that they can select these very distinguished academicians to man the higher education commission. It talks of one doin of industry, not a distinguished industrialist, but a doin. Who is the doin, Sugata Babu? I've heard of a doin of the diplomatic corps, you know. And that doin is going to be the same person who has now got the Institute of Eminence. And then, as has been pointed out, it takes away. It says that it is to ensure autonomy for the higher education institutions. But in the process, and as the act is framed, it takes away all the autonomy. That's completely the contrary. And it has even the power which no authority enjoys today, the power to close universities and institutions of higher learning. So I don't like your face. So I'll close down the institution. I don't like JNU. So I'll close JNU. It will be as simple as that. And UGC will be abolished, this over six decade old institution, which has served and not served, which has its problems. But that will be abolished, like the planning commission was abolished. And it will be replaced by not the higher education commission. It will be replaced by the Ministry of Human Resource Development. And I'm saying this because the funding powers are going to waste with the government. The funding powers are going to waste with the government. And can you imagine what it entails? That every higher education institution in this country, not merely the university, but colleges also, will have to approach the Ministry of Human Resource Development for any financial assistance. There is no intermediary. And I'm saying this, especially to the current members of parliament, that with the abolition of the planning commission, you have removed some kind of a neutral body which used to intercede with the government of India on behalf of the state governments, as far as funding was concerned. And I know it because as finance minister, what the finance minister did was merely to determine the size of the gross budgetary support for the annual plan. And we agreed on a lump sum. And that lump sum was then placed at the disposal of the planning commission. And it was the planning commission which used to allocate funds to the line ministries, as well as to the state governments. So there was somebody between the Finance Ministry and the ministries and the state government, which could take a more or less impartial view. Similarly, here, the role in whichever way it was performed by the university grants commission is now going to be taken over completely by the ministry. And what does the ministry mean? The ministry means a section officer. It means an undersecretary. It means a deputy secretary. And you will have vice chancellors distinguished by chancellors of this country sitting outside the rooms of the undersecretaries and the deputy secretaries in the Ministry of HRD to get an audience in order to be able to get a grant. That is the status to which these learned people are going to be reduced. It is completely against the federal principles of this country. It is not merely an assault on higher education. It is an assault on federalism because all the powers that the state governments through the government have enjoyed will now become a thing of the past and will rest with the government of India. What does it show? It shows that we are dealing with a person and a system which believes in complete control. And this is not the only instance. There are various other areas where such things have been done without much protest. And that is why I welcome this meeting that you organized so that I don't know whether any message is going to go loud and clear from this meeting. I'm not so sure. I'm not so sure. There is an agency, news agency, which is not very far from here. But will they take it up? Will they say that there was a meeting and all of us attended and this is what we said? Perhaps not. Because that is also where some control is being exercised. And it is being determined somewhere else what they should publish, what they should not publish, what they should discuss, and what they should not discuss. And that is why I'm saying that the struggle that you have in your hands is not an easiest struggle. It will have to be fought in parliament. It will have to be fought in the streets. And if somebody can reach a crore of people within minutes, we'll have to reach out to maybe 10 people within a minute. That capacity, we must be able to develop. And that kind of force, we must be able to develop so that we are able to reach out as well as they can through the means that they have at their disposal. This tendency to overpower everything, this tendency to ensure that all descent is crushed, that is the basic tendency which is responsible for bringing this legislation. There is only a draft legislation. Nelotpal Basu was talking about the bill being referred to the Standing Committee. This is the monsoon session of parliament which is taking place. After this, there will be a winter session. The government is squeamish as far as number of days of sessions are concerned. So this session, for instance, has only 18 working days. The winter session may also be equally limited in terms of time, days, working days. That works in our favor. Because if this bill is not allowed to be introduced in this session, and you know how, whether it looks about or not just about, you know what are the points to be raised in order to block a bill from being introduced. My first request to my colleagues in parliament will be that you must block the introduction of the bill. But even if it is introduced, it's not likely to be introduced in this session. But even if it is introduced in the winter session, make sure that it goes through the Standing Committee. That's a demand which must be raised on the floor of whichever house the bill is introduced. And come April May next year, if not even before, we'll all be in the election mode. Therefore, the danger of this bill going through does not appear to be very real at this point of time. It perhaps is not. And we have examples, recent examples, of how popular opposition has persuaded the government to withdraw bills or not to go ahead with certain bills. That is the pressure from outside that we'll have to continue to create or put on the government. And this is such a bad draft. You know this, if you go through it, I have gone through various provisions, but I'm not going to take your time on this. It's a very, very poorly drafted bill with evil intentions. And if we are just able to convey this message to the people of this country that instead of solving the problem, it will only add to the problems that higher education in this country already suffers from. Therefore, the cure will be worse than the disease. I'm sure the people of India will understand. And this bill will be nipped in the butt, like doubling of farmers income by 2022. This bill might also come in a revised form by 2022. Thank you.


What's going on guys welcome back to another video. If you guys are new to the channel make sure you guys hit that subscribe button. Today's video is about to be an absolute banger. So guys right now Janice is upstairs she's getting ready for the day and by the way if you guys hear the wind howling in the back or any birds chirping it's cause I have the back door open just to disclaimer. But yeah Janice is upstairs she's getting ready right now I think she's showering so I have about maybe a half hour until she comes downstairs cause she takes forever. But as you guys can tell by title and thumbnail of the video your boy is gonna be asking his girlfriend how to pick up other girls or how to flirt with other girls. Now this is gonna drive Janice crazy. She's gonna be like why do you wanna know how to flirt with other girls? What are you trying to do?  So what I'm gonna do is I'm just gonna hide the camera here in the living room. When she comes down I'm just gonna bring it up naturally. Like babe you know can I ask you something real quick and then I'm just gonna ask her mad questions on like how to flirt with girls, how to approach girls, so on and so forth. So if you guys are ready for today's video make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button. Comment down below team I say all day every day. We're back baby let's get it. So we have, we have Divert and Sue, he's not changing his Instagram name, but we can start making my tea. Oh he's starting making my tea. Stop, stop, stop. So you started making my tea? Yes, because I'm your boyfriend of the year. Yes you are. And it's only March. This is the stomach one right? But what? Nothing. I don't know, I just grabbed a blue packet. Um, what are you doing with those roses? I'm just gonna leave them there. Well the white ones are almost done with their life span. But the black, but the black flowers are fake so. I know. If I should just keep them there.  Probably yeah. Now I'll play hairspray on it.  I'm not a hoarder I just like to save like flowers. No, your rings. I know just leave them there cause. Here's your engagement on the other side. You think you're funny? Maybe. That's not funny. Question for you. What? What is the right way to approach a girl? Like without coming off too strong? That's such a random question. How do you, like what's the right way though? Cause a lot of people are gonna be like oh hey you have a boyfriend like and I feel like that's way too straightforward. I feel like there really isn't a right way cause like all girls are different. How would you want someone to come up to you? Like what is the right way? Babe you already got me why are you so worried? I just, I'm curious like what's the right way to come up, like how do you not be a creep? Cause I feel like a lot of guys nowadays they're creeps.   Like that's just weird. I feel like that's like stalkers in a way. I feel like it could be like excuse me I don't mean to be disrespectful but like I saw you and I think you're really pretty and I was wondering if you know we could go out or something like that. I don't know something like that. Okay but then, alright so say you do that. That's step one. Step two is what, small talk? Sure I guess. Alright hold on let me write this down. For what? This is good stuff to have. So wait you said first kind of like play genuine like oh hey I saw you. Play genuine? Like play genuine like you know like oh hey I saw you you're really pretty you know I just wanted to. Just be genuine. Alright so be genuine. Compliment so we're gonna call them beautiful. Okay. Compliment be genuine. That's step one. Right I'm writing this down on my notes. Or I'm like struggling to try and get this honey out. Step two how you fighting with the honey It is. I don't know how to put it in here. Step two is that engage in like small talk at that night? Sure. Okay small talk but now what do girls talk about because you know if it's me I'm gonna go up and be like yo what's your opinion on BMWs. For real you're gonna go up to a girl and be like That's what I'm saying. If you would have done that to me I would have smacked you. Bro this is what I'm talking about I need like tips. Hey what do you need these tips for? You should have helped somebody. This is just good stuff to have. So small talk what do you talk about?  I guess this, I don't know. Small talk what do girls talk about? You guys talk about makeup. Ask the girl about herself what do you mean? So what like oh how old are you? Cause I feel like that's like weird. No like her interests. So like what are you into kind of thing like where do you like that? Where are you from? Okay so ask. That could be creepy too though. What her interests? Like ask her where you're from and stuff. Alright so ask her her interests I'm going to put down like hobbies. Yeah I guess hobbies. Hobbies do I ask age? No never ask a girl under age. You don't ask a girl, see but then how do I know I'm talking to someone that's like of age or someone that's not too old? You don't want to get your boy caught up? I just feel like who's your boy? I'm just saying in general you don't want to get somebody caught up.  We don't do that. But I just feel like you shouldn't be surrounding yourself. What is this about? I'm asking because yo think about it some of these girls they be like 15 and they look like 25. Okay very true but also like. So I feel like you have to ask the age. You always have to ask the age. But babe the settings that we're in like you wouldn't ask a girl her age if you're in a place where it's like people who are of age are all there. Okay but what if we're talking to someone like at the supermarket? You never know. I'm based on age. What else? Interest, hobbies, age. Who are you getting this information for? What else? I need like more small talk. What's wrong with you? Who are you getting this information for? Babe it's just good I'm writing this down. This is good stuff to have. Why is it good stuff to have? For who? It's good stuff to have. What's step three? After small talk. Babe for real. Babe for real. Babe for real. I'm asking you genuine questions. Because why are you asking like how to like hit not other girls? Is step three, is that when you go forward and you be like listen I want to take you out? Is that when you get to that point or is that like step four or five? Is this for somebody else or you? This is for my notes in my phone. Why do you need notes in your phone talking to other girls? Babe I just told you this is good stuff to have. For what? It can be for a guy or a girl. Are you planning on leaving me? No. So what do you need this information for? I just passed through here and gave you a break. Stop trying to be funny I'm that serious. Like why are you asking me for advice how to talk to other girls for? This wouldn't be a good engagement ring. How do you feel about black diamond engagement ring? Why are you gonna get it for some other help? No, how do you feel about a black diamond engagement ring? Seriously. I like it obviously.  Yeah. Is an engagement ring? Well no, not as an engagement ring but. Stay with me. Exactly, we're spinning off topic here. Step three that's when you go forward and you be like all right listen I would like to take you out, right? Or is that step four? I don't know. Is that step three or step four? So who cares? Like why are you even asking me these questions? Okay. All right so then it's step five.  Eat, huh? Is that like step five at that point or is that kind of like the second and third date? Cause you can't do that on the first date cause then you can't wife that cause then God knows how many times she's did that on the first date. I'm gonna write that down. I am so confused like what are you getting this for? I told you for my notes.  Babe, all right. What if I go to like the supermarket and some girl like she's over there and she's just like she's eyeballing me, right? She's eyeballing me. She's giving me the look and I'm looking at, I'm looking back at her and I'm like I don't know if you're just a stalker or you're like you're finding interest and then I gotta go engage in conversation. Why do you have to go on engaging in conversation for? Cause the last time I checked you were in a relationship. What if you're with me? What you mean with me? Because now I gotta find out like are you trying to hit on me from all the way from Why do you need to find that out? Are you trying to hit on me from like I was six?  You made no sense. So you're trying to get all of this to talk to a girl, to take her out but then I'm gonna be there.  Do you realize that? You wouldn't wanna go on another date with somebody else. What are you trying to do right now? I'm trying to pick up another girl. It's a prank before it gets any more serious. Come here, come here. You try to open it. It's a prank, it's a prank. It's a prank. All right, relax. It's a prank. You got some nails done yesterday. They sharp. I don't need any conflict between us. Come here, give your best. First of all, I didn't get my nails done. I did my own thing. You did them yourself and that's what I'm talking about. And I didn't make them sharp. Okay, yes, I know. So if you're feeling like that, stay on that side. However, if you don't- Don't tell me to stay on that side. If you do love me, come on this side and we can hug it out. Hug what out? What do you do with it? It's a prank, I just told you it's a prank. I don't believe you. It's a prank on how to pick up another girl. That's what it is. It's a prank, okay? I don't believe you. You want me to show you my intro? Yes. Okay, I'll show you. Can I get a hug? I don't trust you right now. Can I get a hug? And I will show you the intro that it's a prank.   You know I wouldn't want to pick up any girls. I think I want to pick this one. You better. I want to pick up any other girls. That's right. Love you too. See, I don't know why you beat me up. What the- First of all, if that's how you fight, there's a big problem. No, it's not how I fight. You want to really see how I fight? Swear on me.  I'm out, I'm out. Okay, so you just saw the intro. Any words? This is just- Don't say it's dumb and it don't make no sense because it worked. Don't say that. I still don't. If anything, you should be giving me credit. So give me some knuckles, because it worked. That's why you're drinking. That's not even tea. You know what that really is? What? What else is yellow? That's what you're drinking. That's what you're drinking. All right guys, so that is it for today's video. Yeah, boy is back with another banger, another W. So you guys, if you guys enjoyed today's video, make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button. 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