from London, England. Extracting the signal from the noise. It's theCUBE. Cover, Discover 2015. Brought to you by Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Now your hosts, John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are live here in London, England for kind of the wrap up here for HP Discover 2015. HPE is now the HP Enterprise, the first show takes place in Europe actually by all coincidences. It's the first show of the new split company, officially split. It's our third day and wrap up of the three days of wall-to-wall coverage of theCUBE. SiliconANGLE's flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, my co-host Dave Vellante and our special guest on this segment is Calvin Zito, influential blogger. HPE storage guys handle Calvin Zito on Twitter. Always doing God's work out on the trenches. Blog posts, social media. Great to see you back on theCUBE. And sometimes they have me doing branding stuff, John, so I have to correct you. It's not HP Enterprise. Did you do the logo? Do I got to get Meg over here? Did you do the logo? What does it call this? Well, it's always, this is funny. You know, branding people are branding people, so. Hopefully none of them are watching now, but. They will watch some. They've actually sent, you know, when we first split the register did a story and it said HP Enterprise. And they got a letter from Hewlett Packard Enterprise saying this is an incorrect usage of the name. There's only two correct uses, usages, and it's either HPE, which is not preferred, it's the short form, or it's Hewlett Packard Enterprise. And it says you should absolutely never use HP Enterprise. Everyone's going to do that. That's what everybody's going to say. Everybody's going to do it. I like Hewlett Packard. I mean, it's the roots of the company. I have no complaining at all. But the PR people probably aren't going to like you too much if you keep saying HP Enterprise. I'm just telling you. So I wrote a blog post last night, the new HP, and I had someone put the logo in on our blogging team and it was the old logo. I'm like, guys, you also have to go in and change the logo. But they got caught into the RSS feeds. So on all the shares, LinkedIn and Twitch going crazy, it's sharing with the old logo. Oops. The brand police are going to go crazy. But the branding is pretty good. I like it, the green logo. Some are calling it the green coffin. But it works. I like it a lot. I do like it. It's grown on me. I like how they've used the elements. Love how they're using photography. Images are beautiful. Great branding. You know, when they first showed it to employees, it was actually before the discover we did, the HP discover we did, they showed it to us internally on a forum and it was just basically the element with the brand Hewlett Packard Enterprise. It wasn't the usage of it.  I mean, really, how much did we pay for a rectangle? That was my reaction, but I'm getting it now.  I clicked on a video. It opened up in the element. I was like, oh, that's cool. Did you guys see the open of the keynote? Yes. And the way they used it in the background with the symphony plan, that was just like, what? So there's a lot you can do with that. It's simple, squares are easy to use, and it's flat, works well on mobile, so. So guys, I want to introduce this segment. This is a new format for theCUBE. This is a wrap up, kind of bringing both worlds together for a unified analysis.  We ask why I'll ask questions sometimes. Well, I do, Dave doesn't. Calvin's also doing the same thing with all the influences and bloggers. We're all talking kind of the same people, getting different perspectives. So I thought it'd be great if we just share perspectives. Just kind of talk randomly around what we've seen, what we've heard, observations, anecdotes. I'll start. Calvin, I just think that it's just a good vibe this year. The energy around not having a floor that's laid out like an org chart, you know? It's like, it's solutions, right?  So I thought that was key. I liked Meg Whitman's opening keynote when she said, and I love when CEOs do this. And more than ever now for HP, Enterprise is, you look back at Enterprise, she thanked the customers. Thank you for your business. Can't do enough by saying thank you for your business. So those two things jumped out, kind of paraphrase the whole thing. And then the composable thing and the synergy, I think, is the next equivalent converged infrastructure. And I think that is going to be a head-scratcher for some. The DevOps guys like us can see it right away, Doc and all the stuff kind of playing out, but HP had converged infrastructure right from day one. People scratched their heads, took a few years, but it's mainstream. I think the same thing is going to happen. So that's my big takeaway. Thoughts on your end? Yeah, you know, I totally agree in terms of the floor layout. I think the one thing that's a little bit of a problem that customers have found, there are customers that come and they want to go talk to the product guys. And so I actually found a customer wandering around on the floor with one of the event organizers who had a customer trying to find store once. And they're sitting there like, where do I find store once? And I knew where it was, so I took them right over to it. And then I pulled the person aside and said, you know what, what I probably need to do is at least in the directory, tell people where the product stuff is because they don't even do that. I mean, it's all organized by the solutions. Yeah, good point. So the customer couldn't find store once and they wanted to go talk to a store once customer. So I love the fact that there's now a solution focus. And it's not the product stacks. But they do need some navigation discovery. They need navigation. Yeah. Dave, what's your thoughts? Well, I've been talking about it all week. I mean, it sounds like a broken record, but to me, the balance sheets changes everything.  You've been mentioning this, I want to expand on this. So HP, I asked Meg Whitman, I want to say three years ago, one of the analyst meetings in public. You know, he asked the question. I asked her and I knew it. You always do that. And I tried to put it on the spot. I said, what's the balance between organic growth and R&D or inorganic growth, you know, acquisitions and R&D and what do you think is a better investment? Knowing that they had this big chunk of debt on the balance sheet. And her answer was, we're not going to do any M&A until we clean up the balance sheet. So then I asked George Kadifa. Meg just said, you can do any M&A, you're going to software business that's now shackled. And he just rolled his eyes, like, oh, there's another analyst question. But the point was HP didn't have the flexibility at the time. Okay, now what's happened is HP, Hewlett Packard, Inc. Well, HP, before they split, took a $14.5 billion note, restructured the debt, put most of the debt under HP, Inc., which has the cash flow to pay off, service that debt, cleaned up the HPE balance sheet. There's no debt on it anymore, delevered. And now HPE can go out and make acquisitions. So HP, Inc. is the Cayman Islands for the transaction. Yeah, it's like I've been saying. So this is like to me, it's been rope-a-dope for three years. So they're clean, they have no debt. Muhammad Ali in the ropes, and now it's the seventh round and HP can come out fighting. It's got all this energy, it's got a cleaned up balance sheet that can make acquisitions if it needs to, which it will, obviously Aruba's won. And so internally, that's got to be a breath of fresh air. Yeah, I mean, and I maybe didn't have the depth of your analysis there, Dave, but I kind of knew it was about to reduce the debt and put Hewlett Packard Enterprise in a position that- Solid footing. Yeah, and Enterprise is changing fast. And maybe consumers is too, I don't know their business, so I won't speak to theirs, but I think Meg was really trying to put Enterprise in a place where if we needed to acquire, we could. There's certainly organic stuff happening. I'm sure you guys have seen the machine. I actually just did some videos with folks over there. I mean, I'm blown away by some of the stuff that's coming and it's, you know, we'll be here, they said by the end of the decade. Very cool stuff they're doing. So innovation is alive, but acquisitions are required. I feel like in a way, the deck is stacked. I mean, I've done a lot of small P&L management.  Boom. And I think that's what's happened with HP. Yeah, and that's cloud. Obviously cloud's in the center of that. Storage is a big, they converged us all coming right as they had planned years ago. It's been fun as doing the cube now for six years, seeing all the conversion of such stories and talking about all the execs, a lot of left, most have stayed, but seeing that they stayed on track, Dave, they didn't waver and they added new stuff to it. So all that distraction, all that noise, they did good. I stayed on the core. So I love that and it's good to see that people get their reward now. They're unchecked with a clean balance sheet, but I want to ask more deeper, Calvin, from your bloggers and the influencers out there, what are they hearing? What's the vibe? Taking note of what's the hallway conversation like?  They want to see growth. Yeah. What's the community talking about? Well, the vibe you get from a blogger depends on their perspective and you guys know this.  And those are the guys that you want to see, how's their attitude going to be when they leave, when they really understand what you're doing. It's a bellwether. Yeah, and, you know, there's, again, get back to the corporate people. Sometimes they don't like those people because they tend to be snarky and they'll tweet snarky stuff out. Yeah, I want to know what it is. I want to know what it is. They'll give you a fair, honest interpretation. So, you know, composable is one of them. I think, and maybe I don't think we've sold everybody, but a couple of them were really questioning composable. It's like sounds good, but, you know, three years from now it's going to be something else. And you guys have, it's, you know, what you're investing now in composable isn't going to be there. I don't know. I think what customers are looking for is make the infrastructure disappear, automate and instrument everything that we do. We're looking for that. I mean, we don't, some of the cube gigs, it's no brainer. Like they all want DevOps. It's just, it's too hard as hell to do it. Well, the machine and memristor are fundamental to the future of composable, right? As we saw it. And so, and you put an R and D there. So you're making your bet, placing your chips on the table. If those things fly, you know, Synergy's going to fly. Well, we had Rick Lewis on the cube and he was, we actually forced him to say it. Is Synergy the, not forced him, but we kind of like prod him. You asked him the question, is Synergy the first kind of peak at memristor and the machine when he started real? Well, that's when we're ready to message him. Well, yes or no? Okay, yes, it is. Architecturally, you know, if you look in there, it is. Well, so it falls on the HP's core. But that's great because you're seeing, what's the big criticism of the herd years where R and D get squeezed, we're seeing no more invent. HP's back to its roots of invention. And you've got to compliment that with M&A, which is why I think the balance is so important. You were privy to the CI launches, right? When Converge Infrastructure first came out, what was the reaction to that? Probably the same, right? Skeptics come around. Yeah, always, always were.   They were first, they were first. But. Well, Terradate was really first. There wasn't. They didn't talk about it in that term. Anyway. Terradate. Unfortunately, at that time, there was just a lot of. 1982. A marketing message behind it. And it took a lot of time for it to get to be traction, where we actually had something. And you know what happened? I mean, other people stepped in and they became the thought leaders around Converge Infrastructure. And that's why people said, okay, Synergy, Copycat to UCS, IBM did this three years ago. Give us your perspective on why that's not the case. I totally disagree, because we actually give an example. We started talking about Composable at Discover in Vegas and a couple of few months ago. And suddenly we started noticing Cisco started also talking about Composable. The way they talked about it is completely different. Maybe what they're trying to do is make it sound like it's UCS. It's not. I mean, I don't think there's a comparison. Well, there's no storage in Cisco. So it can't be built from the ground up. Right. And how do you orchestrate and compose?  And you know, a couple minutes later, they've got a container and they can start doing stuff. And IBM with Pure conceptually probably could have done it, but it chose not to. It chose to focus on that application layer and not deal with the infrastructure piece that you guys have as a pool, which you guys have done. And that may not be a bad thing for them. But I think for our perspective, I think we want to own the infrastructure and then the APIs, they're going to be open APIs to be able to manage that stuff. I think we're in a great position to kick butt. And Oracle's choosing to optimize its stack. Okay, and that's what I'm saying. One stack. That's great for Oracle's stack. And I don't think it's a zero sum game. I think Oracle can do well. I think HP can do well. IBM's buying the weather company. I think they've got a different strategy here. Dell EMC, we'll see. I mean, what do you take on that? Well, I think it's going to be an interesting thing. Obviously it's going to create a lot of confusion in the near term. For me, it gets down to the economics of it that again, you guys probably know way more about that than I do. But to me, it's like, okay, Dell is needed a storage business. I mean, they were okay, but they really didn't have a compelling storage vision or storage direction. EMC needed servers and they needed to be able to have that whole infrastructure to be able to do that real end to end because UCS and Cisco relationship was obviously burning up quickly. So I think it's a good fit of together. The question is, was it worth the price? And that's the question that I see. And HP's a $28 billion market cap. Dave and I were joking. Wasn't Dell just buy HP? It's half the price. They got all the action. HPE, HPE. But no, I'm the worst Mac. I got to get Mac in here. So, yeah, right. Well, the other thing too is EMC needed a way to survive in a world that's not going to support 60 plus percent gross margins. Those days are gone for storage. In some people I've heard say it's a way for EMC to go private because now they don't have to like to go to Wall Street because of the gross margins. Because in the cash flows doing this, margins getting squeezed. So, Calvin, talk about the European show here. Obviously it's not in the U.S. We noticed we get the new cube gems. You probably saw some of the cube gems we've been putting out. The real-time highlights, the cube is trending. Not a lot of Twitter action in Europe. There's a social media dynamic that's different. What's your observation on the social media front here in Europe? It's definitely a bit different, but it's- Europeans don't tweet as much as Americans. They don't. Or do they? Well, I haven't seen that absolute metrics, but we put all these leaderboards out and it looks like the volume is pretty similar. I mean, I see a lot of action. Hans tweets. I don't have absolute numbers. We're going to bake off all the Americans versus the Europeans. Sweets more than Foskette.  Well, we've got a couple of Belgian guys here because we're just kind of measuring the influencers and there's a board up there, of course. Let's create some healthy competition. And there's these two Belgians that you look every minute and it's somebody else who's at the top of the leaderboard. You're up there with Bert. Yeah, exactly. The content's been awesome. How about some of the social content that you've been hearing? Yeah, you know, honestly, this stuff gets to be so busy I was telling some of the other day. And what's the show been? I got here, I left Sunday to get here. I've had nine hours sleep since I got here. There hasn't been time for me to read stuff. But you know, the bloggers who are doing things, they've told me I'll spend next week really kind of chewing down on what they've done. I mean, we keep doing this because we get great stuff from independent bloggers. What's your take on the social in general? Obviously the transition, a lot of people had split up with socials, a very unified group I know at HP. Did people split groups? What happened with the social? I'm not sure that I'm going to be entirely accurate with this, but I think I am. Is that a lot of the social team came with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. I mean, the stuff that we always did at Discover events in the past, the people all in that room down there, it's all the same people that did Discover in the years past. Some of the corporate level people, there's a few of those that got peeled off. But again, I mean, you guys know the books part of it. They don't have as much bandwidth to have the size of teams that we have. So I think a lot of the people doing social media actually came over to Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. What should we be doing? What should you be doing? And social and research and the cube, what area should we be covering? What gap should we be filling in your view?  So I'm probably not the right guy to give you free consulting right now. Oh, come on.  And you're able to, like you said, boil down the extractive signal from the noise there. And you guys got a great gig. So I'm not sure I could give you anything to do to change how I do it. Well, I think I can answer that, at least my perspective is. Well, we know you can answer, John. No, this is why I wanted Calvin to come on this show. We talked about last night, you invite him, like, be great. We've never done a wrap and brought the two perspectives together because we're both doing the same job, basically. Scouring the landscape, extracting the signal from the noise, but just different formats, right? The bloggers are in the trenches, they're doing the one-on-ones, they're sniffing for stories. They're trying- They're basically tied more into that. And Stu Miniman crosses that on our team, right? You know that, right? So what, the great wrap up here is, hey, what do we compare notes? So I think unifying social, because social's collaborative. I mean, I don't know what the answer is, what that collaboration is, but to me, the best social media that I've seen done has always had one common, two common elements, collaboration and people. Done well, those are the two vectors of dynamics. So good people, good collaboration, magic happens. And maybe I'm reading too much, this may be a trend that's maybe different than what you guys are asking, but I think something that I see happening as marketing is almost in a way. You know, the marketing out, it's becoming social. And companies that don't recognize that that's what they need to do, because the customers are looking for that one-to-one interaction. They don't want to go to your website and read a data sheet. They're out there in social media. I think- They're sourcing and discovering information from their peers. And they're reading sources that they trust, which is the earned media, right? That's our, all right, Calvin, any final thoughts, the parties, give us the take, the storage party was fantastic. I'll see you in my birthday. I was very happy that you guys organized your party around my birthday. Yeah, thank you very much. 225, I said, if I could split. The storage party, yeah. I would be 225-year-olds. Yeah, exactly. The storage party was great. The storage party was great. The only problem was, is usually, you know, a lot of the women that worked for storage were left back in the U.S. this time. There were just too many guys there. So, I don't know. I was getting tired against rubbing up against people trying to get through, and every time it was a guy. So, we got to fix that next time. All right, Calvin. Great to have you on the wrap. This is a wrap-up from day three. Calvin Zito, he's with us. He's with us, just Dave, along with my co-host. Three days, Dave, great job, Calvin. Team, thanks for everyone's support. Camera guys, Dan, Leonard, Greg, team, and all the folks back at the ranch, live blogging. On the time zone, Jeff Frick, Patrick, pulling all-nighters, getting theCUBE gems out. Good job, well done. Great job. And awesome event, thanks for sharing. This is SiliconANGLE, and Bert Latimore on the number one on the leaderboard. Bert, good job. If you didn't pass out with fatigue, you're watching, congratulations for being number one on the leaderboard. And everyone else, thanks for watching. This is a wrap from SiliconANGLE theCUBE, live from London. That's a wrap for HPE Discover. Thanks for watching.


As our story opens, we find Dr. Danfield, authority on crime psychology, and his pretty young secretary, Rusty Fairfax, on a train which is heading toward the fashionable resort town of Cranston in upper New York State. Dan, it's 8.30. We're almost in Cranston. Oh, hello Rusty. Do you have a nice sleep? How could anyone sleep in these club chairs? I didn't even try. I've been worrying. Worrying? Worrying? Worrying about what? Me? Come, come, my dear. You know there's no need to worry about me. This time there is. Dan, I can't understand your interest in a woman who's afraid she's going to shoot her own husband.  It isn't quite as common as that, Rusty, but I agree with your views, generally speaking. Here, I'll get our suitcases down. Then why this sudden departure from New York following a telephone call with Nola Gerald? There's an unusual aspect of the case I neglected to mention to you. Nola Gerald suffers frequently from spells of amnesia. What's that unusual? A lot of women do. It will be unusual if Victor Gerald, Nola's husband, is one day found dead and his wife is accused of murdering. That seems pretty far-fetched. Here we are. Let's go. It isn't far-fetched at all, Rusty.  So what? Well, suddenly Victor Gerald is murdered. Nola can't remember where she was at the time. Now the real murderer takes advantage of the opportunity to pin the crime on Nola. Nola! Oh, Cranston seems to be nothing more than a whistle stop. That sounds like a situation right out of a detective story. Before you go any further, let me ask you some questions. Of course. Here, let's see if we can find a kid. What if Victor Gerald isn't found murdered? What if Nola Gerald does remember where she was? What if there isn't any real murderer who tries to pin the crime on her? Oh, I see what you mean, Rusty. In other words, if Victor isn't found murdered, then there can't be a murderer. I agree. However, I have some news for you, Rusty. Oh? Yes, Victor Gerald was found dead three days ago. Here we are. Thanks, you folks. Drive you anywhere in town for a dollar. Well, that's fair enough. Hop in, Rusty. Yeah, here's your dollar driver. Take us to the Victor Gerald home, will you? Okay, Mr. Dan, was Victor Gerald shot? Yes.  The gun with which he was shot has not yet been found. Well, why didn't you tell me? Nola Gerald, his wife, was suffering from an attack of amnesia at the time. She can't remember where she was. She has no witnesses to prove it wasn't she who committed the crime. Oh, for goodness' sake, and all the time I thought we... At least Chief Walt Ulrich called this morning and asked if I'd come up and do what I could. Yeah, Chief Ulrich is a friend of Captain Otis. Naturally, I said I would. But why? For several reasons, Rusty. First, before Victor Gerald was found murdered, Nola called me and told her side of the story. And second, since Chief Ulrich is a friend of Captain Otis, I could hardly turn down his request. And what's the third reason? Curiosity, my dear. I have a theory. I also have a list and description of four people who Chief Ulrich believes had good motives to murder Victor Gerald. Now, if my theory is correct, I'll be able to identify the murderer within an hour after we arrive. In a moment we'll return for the second act of danger, Dr. Danfield. But first, and for the second act of... I'm a deuce of you, Ben. Oh, don't get excited. There's a car coming down the road. Nothing to worry about, probably just the station tax.  Oh, I hope so, Peggy. I... I don't know how much more of this I can stand. There, darling, it can't last much longer. I'm gonna have another talk with Ulrich tomorrow. It's cruel to expose you to this ordeal. I don't see that it's any more cruel for Nola than it is for Avery and me. Don't get the idea we're enjoying being held prisoners here while a lot of detectives try to pin a murder charge on us. If you didn't kill Victor, Peggy, there's no need for you to be concerned. Well, that goes for you too, Pete. As a matter of fact, it goes for all of us. The one who acts the most worried will probably turn out to be the murderer. Oh, that's not fair, Avery. All of you have an alibi. You've had plenty of chance to establish that alibi. Three days in fact. What about me? I... I don't even know where I was. It might have been I who shot Victor.  It's absurd even to think such a thing. Oh, it's absurd about it. To me, it makes sense. If my opinion means anything, it makes sense to me too. Nola was always saying she hated Vic enough to kill him. His subconscious mind must have reacted... That's enough, Peg. What are you trying to do? Cover up your own guilt? My guilt? Come, Peter, you must be pretty desperate for something to say to make a remark like that. Really? And why do you think Chief Ulrich ordered you to stay here unless he thinks you might be guilty? I've been wondering about that. There's only one answer. You must have told him about the trouble Vic and I had been having. Well, certainly I did. I'd be a fool to deny knowledge of it. Ulrich knew that you and Victor were considering dissolving your partnership, and he knew that you, Avery, would be ruined financially if this came about. Fine friend you turned out to be. I suppose you told him also that Peg and I were the types of people who would commit murder to prevent financial ruin? No. Ulrich figured that out for himself. Which reminds me, who told him about the shooting incident down in the summer house? Oh, I did, Peter. Nola? Why? I had to, darling. He kept questioning me. I knew he'd find out from either Peg or Avery. They both saw what happened that night. I had to tell him. This is rich. It really is. For heaven's sake, Avery, what's so funny? I was just wondering what this guy, Dan Field, will say when he finds out what he stepped into. Here are the four of us all trying to pin this murder onto the others. All of us have motives. All of us have the opportunity.  Well, Maxwell, as soon as Ms. Fairfax completes our notes, oh, here she is now. Come in, Ms. Fairfax. This is Mr. and Mrs. Avery Maxwell. How do you do? Have you completed your notes, Ms. Fairfax? Yes, I've written everything down. Fine. Now then, oh, there are other two suspects. Look here, Dan Field, must you refer to us as suspects? After all, it's rather cold-blooded. Murder is even more cold-blooded, Wade. Are you feeling better, Mrs. Gerald? Oh, yes. Yes, I'm quite all right now. Thank you. Good. Oh, by the way, I want you to meet my secretary, Mr. Wade and Mrs. Gerald, Ms. Fairfax. How do you do? Now then, let's proceed. Mrs. Gerald, frankly, you're the one in whom I'm most interested. Now, as I understand it, you would threaten to kill your husband on several occasions. Oh, no. No, you mustn't believe that.  And why do you admit making such a statement? An ordinary person would realize that such an admission would immediately arouse suspicion. If the police learned from someone else that she'd made such statements, it would be a lot worse, wouldn't it? I think Nolan did exactly right. Oh, do you, Wade? You're in love with Mrs. Gerald, aren't you? Yes. Nolan, I love each other. There's no point in pretending we don't. Well, that's sensible. Mrs. Gerald, how long did your spell of amnesia last? Three days. And during that time, you had no idea where you were? None at all. I see. But since then, you've been told that you spent all of your time in bed. Well, yes. Bessie, our housekeeper, realized what was happening and called Dr. Talmage from the village. He assigned a nurse to take care of me. Was the nurse with you all of the time? No. No, she slept in a room across the hall. And you think you could have crept out of bed, go into the summer house, and shot your husband? I could have. It's terrible to think of. Yes, yes. I can understand how you feel. Well, this may lead to some very interesting conclusions. Now, about the shooting incident that took place in the summer house three weeks ago. You aware I understand old presence? Yes, we were all there. We all saw what happened and the police know all about it. Nothing about that that'll help you. I think there is, Maxwell. A good deal, in fact. Will one of you be kind enough to tell me exactly what took place? Well, this is getting tiresome. Does anybody mind if I find a good detective story to read? Well, I'm sorry you're not as entertained as you hoped to be, Mrs. Maxwell. Well, which one of you is going to tell us about the shooting? I suppose it's up to me since I was more involved than anyone. It was I who fired the shot, you know. Yes, we do know. Proceed, will you please? Well, Nola and I had agreed to meet in the summer house shortly after dark. Nola arrived first. She didn't know that Victor knew of our plans and had gone there ahead of her. Peter! Peter, are you here? Peter! Victor! Well, well, well, so you couldn't wait until we got back to town. Oh, Victor, stop acting like the injured husband. You know very well it doesn't make a speck of difference to you where I meet Peter when or how often. That's where you're wrong, my sweet. It makes a whole lot of difference. Oh, don't tell me you're jealous, darling. I couldn't stand this. Jealous of you?  Well, if you took a nose-dive off the Empire State Building tomorrow, I'd be the happiest man in the world. I'm perfectly aware of what you feel toward me, Victor. Please don't go over it again.  Oh, stop pretending it makes any difference.  I told you a hundred times I didn't care what you did so long as it didn't affect my business and my reputation. Oh. I'm going to Congress next fall and I'm not going to let you stop me. I don't like your attitude, Victor. That's tough. Well, you haven't even the decency to respect the agreement we made. You haven't even... Victor? You're just no good, Nola. You're rotten all the way through.   It's a pity we didn't reach this understanding a long time ago. It would have saved us both a lot of trouble. But since now, my career in politics... Oh, your career in politics. That's all I've heard ever since I married you. Your career in politics.  Everything you ever did was to gain a selfish end. You married me because you thought my social position would give you prestige. Well, quit trying to sell yourself the idea or anything but a... What? Well, nice going, baby.  Stop it. Stop calling me that.      All right, girl. Leave her alone.     Come on, Wade, if you want some of the same.  Well, you always carry a gun, Wade, in case someone should call you a rat. That doesn't, Gerald. I've wanted to do this for a long time.  You guys, what's going on here? Pete, put on that gun.  Leave me alone, Avery. I'm gonna kill him. Ow! Well, that's what happened. Avery knocked the gun up just as I called the trigger. But I don't see that it's gonna help you any. Oh, quite the contrary, Mr. Wade. What I can understand is why someone wasn't arrested if the police knew about that little incident. I bet you didn't want the publicity. He's got a lot of influence. It wasn't hard to keep the thing quiet. And now for all his pains, he's dead.  He was horrible. That's a matter of opinion, Mrs. Gerald. It strikes me as rather strange that only three weeks after this attempt was made on Victor Gerald's life, we find him entertaining the very sane group of people. Victor was like that. He deliberately planned this weekend to allay any possible suspicious that outsiders might have. Well, that sounds reasonable. Oh, Mrs. Gerald, do you mind if Ms. Fairfax and I search your room? Well, I know it. I think it necessary. If it's the lethal weapon you're hoping to find, Danfield, you needn't waste your time. The police have already gone over the house and grounds with a fine-tooth comb. Oh, no, no, no. It isn't the lethal weapon I hope to find, Mr. Wade. No? What then? I hope to find something that will prove that Mrs. Gerald didn't have amnesia during the time her husband was being murdered. You see, I think she's lying and for a very definite reason. In a moment of return to danger, Dr. Danfield, but first... Now back to Michael Dunn for the third act of... Danger, Dr. Danfield. Yeah, let's go in, Rusty. This is Mrs. Gerald's room. Dan, you were guessing when you said you thought Mrs. Gerald was only pretending to have amnesia, weren't you? I never guess. You know that, Rusty. Well, it's rather an attractive room, isn't it? But how could you possibly know she was pretending? Mrs. Gerald was too anxious to have us believe that she was a victim of amnesia. It seemed to me rather convenient that the attack should come on at the exact time her husband was being murdered. What if Dr. Talmer said... Dr. Talmer didn't say, Rusty. It was Peter Wade who said, a housekeeper summoned the doctor and stated that Mrs. Gerald was having a recurrence of amnesia. But Dr. Talmage would know, wouldn't he? Probably, if he made a third examination. You don't think he did? I think this. Mrs. Gerald has possibly had an attack of amnesia at some time or another. She probably recovered with no ill effects. Now, when someone reports that she's again the victim of the same disease, why should the doctor become suspicious? No, perhaps you're right. I think I am. How does a doctor or anyone else determine whether or not a person is suffering from amnesia anyway? Yes, look out here on the balcony. Well, there must be some way of telling. Only by clever questioning, I should think. Wow. What do you see? A lighted building over there would be the summer house, wouldn't you say? Yes, that's a summer house. Dan, you don't think... Preciably rusty. Preciably. Place is in direct line with this room, isn't it? Yes. And this room's on the ground floor. Mm-hmm. Was it a rifle or a revolver bullet that killed Victor Gerald? A revolver. It would take a high-powered rifle and an excellent marksman to hit a target at this distance. No, no, no. We're wasting time on that theory, Rusty. Mm-hmm.  If we could find the revolver, it would help a lot. I doubt that the lethal weapon will ever be found. Release me to thorough search. Anyway, we won't need it. Won't need it? What do you mean by that? I mean, I think we can solve this crime without the revolver. Well, it seems to be Mrs. Gerald's diary. I hope you're not going to read it. Women consider their diaries private property. That's what makes it strange that Mrs. Gerald should leave her diary here in plain view. She wants us to read it. But Dan, why should she? Let's look at the entry she made for October 24th, 15th, and 6th, and possibly we'll find the answer. Let's see here. October 22nd, and 3rd. Here we are. October 24th. Well, just as I thought, the page is blank. How about the following page? Let's see, the next entry is October 27th. Let's see, it says, Dear diary, for the past three days my mind has been a blank and a terrible experience not to be able to remember one thing of what happened in your life. Well, then she did have amnesia. No, Rusty, I don't think she did. But she went to great lengths to have everyone believe she did. Why? Don't ask me. Besides, if she had any ulterior motive, why would she keep saying that it might have been she who shot her husband while her mind was a blank? Because, well, why George? Now what? Rusty, that's the answer. Of course it is. Why didn't I think of it before? Think of what before? What's the answer to what? Rusty, you're practically a genius for thinking of it. Come on now. There's something in the summer house that'll probably answer our problem. And I'll bet a dollar no one's thought to look for it. I'd still like to know what I thought of that was so wonderful. I've already told you, my dear. It was you who remembered that no other Gerald kept reminding everyone that it might have been she who shot her husband. Which means absolutely nothing as far as I'm concerned. Oh, doesn't it? Well, perhaps it will in a few minutes. There we are. Say, isn't it cute? This isn't a summer house. It's a complete cottage of its own. Victor Gerald, I understand. Spent most of his time here after he and his wife became estranged. Oh, no, no, no. Leave the door open. Will you please, Rusty? But if anyone sees it. That's exactly what I want to know. I've already started to see us. As a matter of fact, if he or she doesn't, I'll have to explain what we're doing down here. But why? You'll see. You'll see. Now then, according to the story Peter Wade told us, Gerald must have been standing about right here when Avery and Peggy Maxwell came charging across the ports and into the room. Quinn, what are you talking about? The shooting episode that happened three weeks ago. Well, let me see. Victor struck his wife and she fell. Peter must have been standing by the door. The gun in his hand was knocked up. Yes. Yes, there it is. There's what? The bullet hole that was made when Wade's gun exploded. See it up there in another ceiling? Oh, yes, of course. Well, now we know that Peter Wade was telling the truth. But how in the world are you going to connect the shooting incident of three weeks ago with Victor Gerald's murder three days ago? I'm not, Rusty. The murderer is going to do it for us. Come on, let's go back to the house. I want to make a phone call to Chief Ulrich. Then I think we can clean this whole thing up. Yes, that's the way I see it, Chief Ulrich. What do you think? Yes, yes, I quite agree. Out of the circumstances, it'll be our only chance. The carpenter? No, no, no. I doubt that'll be necessary. Now I can handle it all right myself. What? Well, yes. If you'd have an officer nearby, I'd appreciate it very much. Well, thank you, Chief. Goodbye. Hello, Mr. Wade. Come in. Is that you talking on the telephone? Well, yes, why? I hope what you had to say wasn't of a private nature. Oh. I just saw Avery listening in on your conversation on the extension phone in the kitchen. Oh, really? Well, it won't matter a great deal. What I had to say to Chief Ulrich wasn't particularly important. Ulrich, hasn't he given up on this case yet? Well, naturally not. As a matter of fact, he and another officer will be out here in about an hour. An hour? Yes. Is there something wrong, Mr. Wade? No. Danfield, there's something I want to ask you. I'll go right ahead. Suppose, well, suppose it were proven that it was Nola who shot Victor. I mean, when she was suffering from amnesia. Well? Could they do anything to her? I'm afraid you're asking the wrong person, Mr. Wade. I'm not a detective, nor a lawyer. I haven't the remotest idea whether they do anything to Mrs. Gerald or not. No, it's driving me crazy. I'm in love with the girl, Danfield. Certainly, she couldn't be blamed for doing something that she knew nothing about. Do you believe there's a chance that Mrs. Gerald will be proven guilty? I don't know. I wish I did. You see, she'd made threats and the idea might have been in her subconscious mind. Oh, I don't know what to do. Well, I propose that you do absolutely nothing until Chief Aldrich arrives. Oh, by the way, have you a jackknife that I could borrow? A jackknife? Yes, a small one. It's nothing much more than a penknife. Oh, I'll do that, Marbly. Thank you. I'll return it within an hour. OK, no hurry.  Do? Oh, nothing. Nothing important. Now, I must find Miss Fairfax and ask her to join me in the summer house. I think they have the stage pretty well set, don't you, Rusty? I only hope it works. Oh, it'll work, I'm sure of it. Damn, look. The lights just went out in the summer house. So they did. Well, that means our little scheme is working, doesn't it? Working too well. I hope you're not going in there without a light. Why not? Darkness will prove unable to laugh at what I have in mind. What you have in mind?   It's certainly dark enough in here. Just to make sure I'll try the light switch just as I thought the light switch. Oh, close the door, Rusty, won't you? Why not on a match? Okay. Then nothing seems to be disturbed. Why should it be? Let's see now. Yeah, it's probably the best spot we'll be over here near the back door. A spot for what? What's going to happen? Oh, didn't I tell you, Rusty? Here, wait until I land on another match, won't I? There. Well, the murderer is going to appear here in a very few minutes and we're going to capture him. Where, what? On the match. Open the rear door and suggest in a normal tone that we're leaving. And I'm going to close the door and from that point on, no talking, please. But, Dan, I... Don't worry, my dear. I'll take care of everything. Well, Miss Fairfax, I guess we've done all we can here. Let's go back to the house, shall we? All right. Nice work, Rusty. I'll find your way to the divan to make yourself comfortable. Where are you going to be? Right here in the door, naturally. But, Dan, suppose... Stop worrying, Rusty. Go on over to the divan. All right. Oh, well, we have to wait. Not long, I'm sure. Dan, there's someone in the front door. Well, that's rather complicated. I bet it. Dan, there's someone in the room. Be quiet so he can't locate you. All right, friend. You might as well give up. The place is completely surrounded by the police. There's no use, I say. You haven't a chance. Daddy, open the door! So that's our game, isn't it? What's going on in here? Mom, check it out. Your flashlight. Grab it. I got it. In a moment, we'll return for the conclusion of our story. But first, offer the conclusion of... Rusty, you all right? I guess so. What happened? Don't worry, Doc. I got him. Pick up the flashlight and let's see who it is. Right. Keep your hands off me. Steady now, me lad. Here we are. Well... Dan, it's Peter Wade. Which isn't too surprising. All right, officer, put the handcuffs on him. Chief Alredschild will be here any minute. I'll just do that. Keep your hands off me. I'm going to put the handcuffs on me. Come on, Rusty. Let's get out of here. Our work seems to be done. Come on in, Rusty. It's good to get back to the peace and quiet of the study, eh? I'll say it is. Here, I'll touch a mass of the kindling. Oh, there's some shadow marketing on the cupboard. How about it? That's a good idea. I'll get it. There we are. Now, then, a glass of wine and we'll go over our notes. Right. There's still a lot of things I'm in the dark about. Such as wondering how I knew the murderer would reveal his identity by coming out to somewhere else? That's the big question. So here's the answer. Nola Gerald and Peter Wade had planned the murder of Nola's husband very carefully. For example, Peter deliberately planned the shooting episode three weeks ago because he reasoned that, uh, no one would think he'd been fool enough to murder the man he previously attacked. He figured that we'd all reason that his motive was too obvious. Right. Now, then, both Nola and Peter made continued subtle attempts to cast suspicion on Nola. Why? Well, they hoped that everything else failing. The police would reason that it must have been she who murdered her husband while she was suffering from amnesia. And if she did, without realizing it, she couldn't be blamed. Well, that's what they hoped and they were probably right. But how did you know the murderer would come to the summer house? Because I let everyone know what I planned to do. I told Chief Ulrich that I intended to remove the bullet from the hole it made in the wall during the shooting episode of three weeks ago. But how would that prove anything? Well, by comparing that bullet, which Wade admitted he fired with a bullet which was removed from Victor Gerald, it, uh, well, could easily be established that the two bullets came from the same gun. Oh, Dan, that's right, isn't it? Of course. Now, if Wade had wanted to risk it, he still could have sat back and made his prove that he fired the second shot. But, uh, he didn't know how much else we knew. And if he could gain possession of the bullet buried in the wall, he'd be completely safe. You see? Oh, uh, some more wine, I see. Oh, yes. Thanks. And, uh, then we'd better get on with the lecture, hmm? The, uh, lecture, my dear, and wait.


Guys made it so that the car truck SUV it's been it's been a few days got back on Saturday evening and today is Thursday and on Sunday right when I woke up The defrosted my power washer and just Pressure wash the frame underneath because it was salty and we don't want that. Mm-hmm. I don't know teora All I did so far was put plates on and that's it So we're gonna take a closer look what I what kind of a deal I got now remember it's a two-wheel drive It's probably a killer for most of you, but not for me. I did mention that I am I'm only gonna be using this well as a daily obviously, but Occasional towing, you know family car can put my dogs inside whatever, you know Not four-wheeling not doing that never was never interested in that and never will be and because it's To rear wheel drive. I am saving on fuel a mile per gallon and It weighs about 300 pounds less. I might have talked about that. Maybe not. I don't know All right, let's take a closer look. We've got different tires in the front and rear You take a little peek at the frame right there Got some damage on the paint from the Sun and This the window seals are shot. See this this part's missing over here This is ready to Okay, it's ripped.  I mean it's been used. It's got hundred and thirty five thousand now almost So we have scratches All over the interior, but it's not bad We got some salt That's salt something the roof racks are Kind of you know Mad color from the Sun again look at the doors on the bottom. I see no rust Here is another peak At the frame is this light too Too strong for this camera. There's a little bit of surface rust on top There and these are the tires I hope are making the noise and these are Starting to rot. These are old Now why I think these are making noise because you may not be able to see this Okay, as you look at the thread You can see that this part of the thread is lower than this part. It's doing the the scale thing Okay, and then as you go, this is higher lower how higher lower and so on it's just an uneven tire Okay, the thread is uneven actually have more threads on the inside than outside But these are not the tires from this car. This these were put on I don't know a month or two ago so You know can't really tell What the suspension is doing from these tires brakes are decent. Let's move on Something has been going on here. I have some kind of glue paint peeling off maybe the rear glass Shattered. I know there is it's a common issue if you use your defroster. Hmm Yeah, defra you get a defroster, but don't use it in cold weather. You're not supposed to use it Well, that's when you use the defroster something going on over here some kind of a glue or art RTV Whatever, maybe the the button for the hatch was falling off and they glued it back But we'll just ignore that just kind of clean this off so it doesn't show Now this thing has a painted bumper Because this car is from an auction and it was smashed in from the rear somewhere, but it's fixed now We'll take a look underneath You can kind of tell that it's Color is slightly different something went on here you can see I'm guessing now Maybe the fuel door was replaced might have been broken at one point and they Sanded down the rivets here and the guy whoever was doing it. They missed it So that's going to be addressed cleaned off The rust and painted so it doesn't rust anymore But the door itself is looks good again. These seals are shot This one just Well, it's right here Not as we'll just rip them off. Yeah, the paint is actually pretty bad on the roof here. It's all It's not peeling yet, but you can tell I may have to buff it and protect it Somehow get some shine going Same story on this mirror on this side all stuck in here That's all the buttons I get Auto LSD and None over here. I did notice something here Some kind of a button over here. Maybe an alarm. Maybe a Remote start at some point Okay screw Whatever this This maybe used to have something There is some wiring Here I wanted to take this off and check things out That's for later Let's see what's in here. I let clean the engine bait just a quick pressure wash too. So this is the TU ZFE engine 4.7 with VVT Variable valve timing and this thing is clean Check it out I mean you got a five-year-old battery We got some noise up in here somewhere got to check that out and that noise in the rear and This is nasty this flow needs to be changed looks like the Break flow it might have been changed But we may just change it again. Let's look at the oil Same level as I left Exactly half clean oil doesn't burn oil. I did take it easy Super easy actually when I was driving it. I took drove no faster than 65 I'm gonna raise it up and we'll take a look underneath The headlights could use some cleaning buffing and sanding right before we Look under under let's look around again But with the wheels up. I'll show you I couldn't do any of this At a parking lot in you know, 1,000 or 1,100 miles away from home But we're gonna do a quick inspection And what to look for If you take take a car you're looking for you're buying to a mechanic, okay, or maybe you have a jack you come To meet the guy you're buying from with a Jack and whatever you're gonna, you know raise the car up. So basically every single wheel This is what you do and we have some movement Side to side Then up and down How don't you hear this or see it but there is some movement And if it is side to side and up and down, it's a good chance. It's the wheel bearing or we will have Not making much noise really There you go. I bet you it's the wheel bearing. Oh, this is worse This is bad. Check this out I did not check while I couldn't I couldn't you know grab the jacks from the rear the factory one and jack all every single wheel side of the car up But yeah, let's you know something you can fix but I bet you the seller knew about it And uh, didn't mention it, which is fine. No movement here at all same here All right going around again Take a peek at the brake pads. Hmm looks like they They're kind of recent maybe a year old So good on the pads Check out this frame I mean, you all know I bought this just for the frame, right? Everything else Is fixable There is some surface rust But we're gonna take care of that soon Just probably we just get All four new tires Okay, so this is a it's not a hub It's a press style bearing. I'm I'm guessing which is right behind that And we do have the hydraulic suspension you can see A hose going to it that's probably still factory Are we leaking or what? We have some oil No, we're dry No, no What that is maybe it's just Wet still It was parked outside for A few days And that is clean All right, let's see because since We have so much play on this side. Maybe we can actually see I don't know if you're seeing this, but can you see the rim move? And nothing else Like the ball joint is not moving. It's just the wheel So that tells me for sure it's the bearing on this side at least you can see the Inside pad plenty of meat left this ball joints ripped still got some original paint on the block Look at this super clean oil pan No leaks This cover is rusted probably gonna paint that Take care of this frame in the front Oh, we got a coolant leak Aha Check this out so it needs a new radiator Stuff is piling up guys But it is what it is If you want a perfect car then go to a dealer clean transmission pan No leaks And i'm just amazed By this frame So apparently this catalytic converter was stolen And the rear collision whatever was accident That's how this car ended up At an auction and that's how Those two guys that I bought it from that's how they got it and I guess uh It was it's a gas gozzler one guy was commuting to uh work for an hour Daily and just too much money for gas and that's the reason why they get rid of it But we just found several new reasons There's something broken you can see that right in the middle of the screen Something is looser the harness Something fell off look at this No rust Great looking lines brake lines here I mean the frame looks better here than the front No rust on the floor Let's go to the back That is a nice brake line or a brake line Suspension hydraulic line By yamaha This is the solenoid or pump or whatever reservoir For the hydraulic suspension I actually forgot to check on the sway bar links Just kind of grab the sway bar and push up and down But there is no knocking On suspension so they're pretty good solid So let me let me explain something before we go to the back So we know this is the bearing right but with the play that we have here And without someone else moving the wheel for you You won't be able to tell Exactly what it is because we might have a little bit of play in the Lower ball joint Maybe a little bit play in the upper ball joint. There may be a little play in the outer tie rod inner tie rod Okay, so sometimes sometimes You take a take your car or whatever to a mechanic and they fix No one issue And they they will only be able to tell if there is something else after fixing the one issue same thing with noises There could be several things making noise from the engine bay You have to you know, it's kind of an elimination process You know, you know, you got to fix one problem to find out if there is another So until someone helps me move this wheel, I will not know there's something else That's uh, that has play and like I said, sometimes you replace the things that have play And then there is something else. You still have a tiny amount of play, you know in these Suspension components I could take big pliers and squeeze on the ball joints Okay, while the car is in the air squeeze here and here same on the Upper ball joint and that will tell me if these are better or not A bit more surface rust or is it just dirt? Well, maybe it's just dirt Could be just dirt gotta pressure wash this thing Maybe even take the wheels off wash them Look at this no rust here Okay, I see Look this whoever did this didn't feel like straightening this this out and uh Installing a clip in it for it Okay, we're gonna fix that All clean over here. Oh, we got a drain plug nice Plenty of pads left in the rear as well. We got we we actually do have some surface rust In the rear here There's gonna be a lot of cleaning guys a lot No play in the drive shaft rear shocks seem to be Dryish That's okay both sides. We got a full spare. Okay. I see they didn't feel like making a hole Here so maybe it's a different Bumper from a different year Probably just gonna leave that What's this here? Okay wrong Wrong bolt or cross threaded That's a cross threaded screw or bolt And no bolt here This was bent So yeah, nothing major. Oh, look it check this out. This is bent too Hmm. I don't know ignore this or get a new one. What do you think? May have to fix that so it got hit here. I'm guessing right in this area But the hitch seems Straight I don't know maybe we'll address this someday and we should have a plug What's this is this loose? Oh, we do have a plug Right here. Is this broken? This is broken, huh Okay So that's the seven pin Harness well, you know We've got some rust some surface rust here plastic fuel tank Might just take this off and just paint it on both sides The fuel tank cover All right guys, that's enough of that So this is what you get, you know, it's it's understandable. It's an old seven. So that's what 15 years old 135,000 Miles now Gotta make a list. We already have front bearings radiator The hitch issue in the rear the the seven pin plug four new tires At least two for now Oh, we gotta check that No, the noises in the front and the rear window seals Which is not a biggie nothing, you know kind of one of the last things on the list And the rust or the bare metal behind the fuel door Behind the fuel door But what i'm going to do first before I even drive it Out in the illinois salty roads Is i'm gonna paint the frame with chassis saver and then I'm going to spray Everything and I mean everything Besides hot parts of the engine With wax like like something like fluid film, but With a product that's uh, not m. I was gonna say. No, no m soil m soil made. It's in cans It's it's very thin, but once it goes on it turns into semi-hardish Well, I guess I don't know medium.  Well, that's for that's for next episode. Okay So i'm going to prepare it preparation is all If you do if you spend your time preparing it you're going to have the best outcome And i'm going to go through all the steps In my next video on this car and i'm going to keep going I'm going to fix everything find out what the noises are from the front Find out what the noises are from the rear replace on the radiator Maybe even Upgrade the stereo system put some speakers in amp amp it up a little bit buff the lights Bring those back I intend to keep it for a long time I tend to keep my cars I kept the bmw that i had for 70 almost seven years the super sti those six that i have since new so that's 16 years now You know, all right so As always subscribe like dislike comment Just do something but most importantly subscribe Guys to this Small channel. Oh, yeah, we're also going to check the timing belt the spark plugs. We're going to take a look inside Each cylinder see what the cylinder walls look like You know after 135,000 miles Uh, we're going to do that because I just bought me a camera You know So we can see inside I'm going to take a look inside the frame too Hopefully there's no rust inside the frame Because we're going to be spraying that Wax thing inside the frame too inside doors inside the hood everywhere All right guys See you Next time


All right, hello, this is Christian. In this video, we're going to take a look at data binding and react. Now, data binding is, as you see here, it's a mechanism or process of managing the flow of data from one point to another point. So just like many other frameworks, react the similar way. So we have what's called a one-way data binding. That is data going from the component, or we call this the source, out to the template, or the DOM, or in this case, it's the view. So going from the source, out to the view, like you see here. So one-way binding. And the syntax using react is very simple. Just one method, the curly brace here. And then the expression here is whatever the value you put inside here will be interpolated, in this case, interpolation. Or you can also bind to the attribute. Attribute here refers to either property, attribute, class styles, and so forth. So very similar structure here. On the right side, it's just an example to show you how you can bind to a class. Remember, then react, you have to use the class name as opposed to a class and the attribute, because the class is the keyword. And then you bind a variable to that class. And here's the same thing. You're binding to the actual DOM, just displaying something to the user. So from the state, you have a user property, display that here. So this is one-way binding flowing from the source. What that means is that if you make changes to the source, then your data in the view will be updated instantly, assuming that you're using a state for component. If you use a class list, a function component, you're not going to see that change. The other way is also one-way binding. This time, data is coming from the view into the source. So in order to do that, you will have to bind to an event. In event will be things like unchange, unclick, mouse enter, mouse leave, and so forth. So when that happens, you trigger a function call, and you will call a function, either a function, or you can update the state data directly right in here. This is an example of using a function to update. Actually, this is probably not correct. You should not put the parent here. It's just a list update, and that's all. Like you see up here, an example would be this handle user if I make some changes to the input tag here. And then you will handle that in a function to make the change. And two-way binding in React is not as handy as it would see in the view in Angular. They had a way to do that. It's called linked state. I forgot what it's called, linked state mixing or something. But I think that's been deprecated. And so they resorted back to using just the almost like the traditional way of doing things. A little bit different, but it's still almost the same. So in two-way binding, you go in either from the view to the source to the view, or you can say source to the view to source, as a matter of how you say it. So you have to use two things. You use the regular expression to bind the data one way out from the source to the view, and then you will use the event to send the data back from the view back to the source. So it's a combination of both of these here. So here's an example of this. Same thing here for make changes. Notice I'm binding the value from the source out to the view directly to the value attribute and the input tag. And they want to make any changes to this input. I'm sending the data back using a function to handle the change. And then you update that inside the beat in the source. So that's how you do in a React. Down here, it's just kind of similar to what I just posted above, different ways where you would use the binding. Again, it's very simple in React. All right, so let's go and create an application just to do an example of that. I already have an example here. I call it pass app. But it kind of looks kind of similar to what we have for our unit component. So in here, I'm going to go right into the components. And I'll use the about component here. Notice this is a function component. Remember, a function is stateless. So you can still bind data. You're not going to see the change reflect right away because it's stateless. In order to do that, you have to use a class component. Or you have to use the traditional way of doing things like the regular down manipulation. But I mean, why would you do that? Because that's kind of defeats the purpose of React. So if you compare that to the app, the root model, this is a class component. So notice class has a constructor and has props. And then you have your this state properties in here. If you see this super with the slash here, just say that it's deprecated. But don't worry, I think it has to do with a conflict with the IDE as opposed to React. Yeah, React still uses super, OK? So it's not really deprecated. So just ignore that issue. OK, so over here, now I'll show you just a simple one. And let me see if it's still running. I think the app is still running. If it's not, let's run it first. Let's go to a terminal. And I want to go back out to app. OK, so npm start. I'm sure that's running. I think we will begin. All right, let me close that for now. And then I'm going to see if it's running. OK, so this is the one. Yeah, OK, so I want to go to the about page. And we're just going to modify this page to show some data here. And so go back in here. So I'm going to show you the one providing from the source. So the source will be up here in the function. And let's say you have a data called, I don't know, OK, let a dog is equal to all this. So that's the data from the source out to the view. And you want to display it right here. So we'll put p here. And then you put here dog, right? That's one way data binding. Very simple like that. And then you save it and go to the view. And you should see the change right here. OK, you know, let me make it this way. So it's probably easier right here. And so we can see right here, it's probably easier this way. OK, and I'll close this. And I'll make this a little bit smaller on this side over here. Let's do this. All right. OK, here we go. So we see that the oldest display here because it goes from the source out to the view. OK, and this works fine. Only thing is that if you make changes, it's not going to work. You're not going to see it. OK, so instead of doing this way and keep doing this way, I'm going to change this function component to a class component. OK, so you can see the reactive component right away. And so let's do that really quick. Let's just put here class and about. I think it extends. I remember this correctly. Extends, react component. OK, and then we're going to have a constructor writing here. And we'll pass in the props, super props here. OK. And then now I'll put the dog inside here as an object. OK, so I put, well, yeah, yeah, let's come with this up for now. We'll create a state. The state is equal to a property of the dog. All this, OK, and then another one for cat too. OK, cat, OK, so I have two properties in the state object. And then over here, I have to return, I'll have to do this return on the render function to put everything inside the curlies. So what do we do here? To the end right here. OK, so there's just my component now. It's a reactive component because now it's going to like this. And I'll clean it a little bit over here. It'll like that. OK, so the dog is no longer dog. I have to go through this.state.dog, right? As you can see, it's shown up here, OK? So it's the one-way data mining from the source out to the view, OK? So now, if I want to go from the view back to the source, then you would have to usually bind to an input tag, OK? So either an input, a select, or a text area. Only those three will actually collect data from the input to the source. So let's say right here, I'm going to put an input tag. And we're going to bind an input tag to it on change. And on change function, we'll bind to a function called this handle change, OK? So we're going to create a handle change in here. So in the class space, I create another function called handle change. It takes an event, OK? And then it's like here, I will bind the data coming from this input, OK, what do I put in here? It's going to send it back to the handle change. We handle that through the event object. And then I'll, you know, you can put here, for example, let data is equal to event, target.value, OK? The target is the actual element that's been targeted. So this is the target, and it's value. And then get that as second data. And then I'm going to update the data over here. So I'm using dog. So I'm going to update the dog. So again, we learned that you have to use this set state, OK? And then we'll pass into this set state function the actual dog property. I'm only changing that dog. I'm not changing the cat, OK? So we do that. And then now, because it's reactive, you have to bind this function, OK? There are a couple of ways to do this. One way is, you know, the way that we learn is to do in here, so you can say this, that, oh, not inside the state, by the way. It's at a constructor, but not inside the state. So this, that handle change is equal to this, that handle change, that bind, and then bind to this, OK? This refers to the state object, which is the component here. You have to do this in order to bind this data function so you can use this set state inside your function, OK? This is one way, and I want to see how this works. All right, so let's see. Did it work? Because it didn't work, huh? See what's going on over here in the arrow function. Hasn't here probably. Let's see. All right, it doesn't like my thing here for some reason. Let's see what's going on. It has a bug. Unchange is this. It's going out here, right? Excuse me. All right, see, I think I have some error in here. Extent class, not object, line 3. Oh, not children component. OK, all right, so let's see. Go back to the about, and all right, so here we go. You see that now, if I type in like TTT, right, it updates right away because the data is coming from the input, right? We handle the change. We call this function, and then we pass the data from the target, which is the input tag to the data, and then we update the dog to that. And then it render because we touched the property of the state. It causes the reaction to go back out to the view and make that state change. That's when you see that change right here. So this is actually kind of like two-way winding, but I'm sure it's not two-way winding. It's well, kind of. So that's how you pass data from the source to the view and the view back to the source. So now while we add it, now let's see how we can do two-way binding. So two-way binding is exactly like I just did. The only difference is that usually when you do two-way binding, you would bind the same property, the dog, to the same tag. So for example, if I refresh my app here, you will see that for go to the app page. You see that the data has no value, but it is bound to the dog object. So to do that, I'll just basically go into the input tag over here and bind to the value attribute. You bind that with the disk.state.dog. And there it is. As you can see, it shows up here now. If I make any changes to my code over here, it's going to reflect both places. But now if I do any changes to the input tag, you can see that it also reflects this as well. So I'm binding in here two-ways, because data coming from the dog initially, the state object out to the view into this input tag, we set the value to that. But they want to make any changes to the same tag. It calls back the same function, and it grabs the same data from the same input, and they update the dog again, and then it goes back again. So it's like it's going circle here. That's why you can't see the changes in here because it's already updating. So if you put outside, you can kind of see that it's actually affecting the actual object. So this is what I mentioned that you have to use the react, the class component, to see the state change. If you don't do that, if you use just the function component, then you're not going to see it. And I'll show you for example here. So we use the cat as an example. So now we're using a regular function component. Even though it's not a function component, I'll show you that it will behave the same way. So right into instead of render function, this is a function. So you can treat this like a function component. I create a, let's say, let's go down here, and we're going to duplicate this, okay? So I'm going to duplicate this one here, and put right below it right here, and we'll put the cat in here, okay? You see the cat is down in Milo, and I'm not going to bind, yeah, put the cat here as well, and we'll put here the same function, okay? We'll put here handle cat change. So we put another function up here. So we can see the difference. Handle cat change, and we'll put cat here. Oops, come on. Okay, so we handle the cat, and then down here, I'm going to create a variable here, okay, so any local function here, we'll call it let local cat is equal to, and we'll put here the same name. No, maybe not, I'll put here just cat, okay? And then I'm going to display the data here next to the actual cat with that dash, and then we'll put here local, okay? So this is also data binding, right? We're binding from the source out to the view, like I showed earlier in the beginning of the video. Let me clear this, okay? So because it's in the function, if I make changes to the cat, you're not going to see it. So if I have another function here, for example, I'll put here constant, just put here change cat, okay? And then change cat, I'll use the arrow function. Event, the same as above, and I'll put here local cat is equal to event, same as above, target value, okay? And then down here, instead of I change the handle cat, I'm going to call the cat change or change cat. So now I'm calling it local function as opposed to the global function down there, up there. Let me make a mistake, something. Okay, yeah, it's not this down here, just be change cat. Okay, so I'm making a function, it's local function, and so the render function to make the change when I update the cat here. Notice that now I'm binding this value from this state, which is up here, right up here. And I render that to the view so we can see the change here. And if I make any changes, it's going to call this function change cat, which is local function.  And then I output that here, as you can see to compare between the stateless and the stateful property, okay, where I'll value. So now if I go here, change like something like this, right? Okay, something happening here as well. Let's see what's going on, value prop. Okay, so let's see, let's do a cat. I'm going to target mistype again. Fresh this, okay, lots of typos. All right, so here we go again, if I type TTTT, right? Notice that nothing changes, okay? Because the value is always set to cat. Let me turn this off actually. Let's not bind that so we can see the difference. It didn't work because I bind to the cat, so whatever I type, it's updating the Milo. So now if I do like, you know, GGGG, right? If I, so notice that you don't see the change here because even though I update the cat, local cat, it never update the cat over here. And how do I know is it working? Well, you can console along this, right? So console along the local cat, right? So we can see in the view over here what that looks like. So if I type in like, CCCC, you notice that it does change, right? It does change because every keystroke it changes, it causes function updates the cat, but then it never updates the view, okay? So in a way it is data binding. It is still binding. You just don't see the change, okay? So how do we know it's really working on that? Well, we just showed you that or you can go here and do something like, you know, this, set state, and then you can update. Here cat is equal to the local cat. Now, if I do that, and then if I change, I can change, it should go and update this cat, which is this Milo here, right? So do CCCC, you can see that it updates the cat object because it's a state object, probably the local cat is not. Okay, so I hope it's not too confusing. So to review again, you know, take your time to understand the concept between data binding from the source to review, view to resource and two-way data binding and react. If you have any questions, please do let me know. Thank you.


Production analysis and the topic is budget line. Again we can have the budget line similar to our consumption analysis. In consumer analysis, we have already drawn the line that was giving the maximum capacity of the consumer that he can have the total limit to him to purchase the two set of our consumption bundle. Likewise, if we explain here in the slide that the price of good one multiplied by its amount plus price of good two multiplied by its amount is equal to or less than the income of the consumer. So, in a similar manner, now if the producer is going to purchase labour and the capital from the market along with their respective prices because he cannot influence the prices of capital and labour if he is a normal producer, I mean he is not a oligopolist or something or monopolist type this. So, when it will be that then now the just like consumer the producer will exhaust its total budget on the purchase of these two inputs. So, now coming to this, this was our original budget line in the form of the consumption and I have shown again here that if X1 is equal to one input and X2 is also equal to the other input then it means we can exhibit the same budget line for a producer who is going to produce any amount of the output and utilizing the two factors of production X1 and X2 and when we replicate the same analysis in this manner that the producer has to utilize here the labour and here the capital means he has to utilize these two factors of production for the production of any output U or Y, this amount of the labour it will be just equal to the total cost or the total budget available to the producer divided by its respective price and this K it will be equal to again cost and divide by its respective price and here again the slope of this budget line it will be equal to minus the prices of P1 here and this price will be labour and by L. So, if we have to calculate that how we are going to derive this we can just have that it is equal to the price ratio of this the perpendicular and we can have this C by R mean this part of the vertical axis divided by C by W and when C by R we can have the slope like this. So, the slope of this budget line is now coming to this point. Now, if we have to calculate by the same manner that what will be the amount of one input that the consumer has to purchase and likewise if the producer who is going to produce with the utilization of the X1 and X2 then it will by rearranging the previous equation it will give us this value and if we explain in another manner that we were having with this that C was equal to WL plus RK and if we have to check that what will be the value of this RK we will have C minus WL and from there if we want to calculate that what will be the amount of the capital that will be required by the producer. So, we can have this C divided by R minus W divided by R into L. So, again the same thing that is expressed in this manner. So, we can draw that by this formula we can have that what will be the amount of one factor that the producer needs to produce in just order to satisfy the condition of his given budget line. Thank you.


Hey Virgo, welcome back to my channel. This is Kelly from House of Virgo. If you're new, please smash that like button and do subscribe if you enjoy my readings. This is a channel for Virgos, Virgo Sun, Moon Rising, or Venus, but all signs are welcome. Personal reading link is in the description box below this video and I am running a special for December so do go and grab that before the month is up. Alright Virgos, how's everybody doing? We're gonna take a look at your weekend. What are your weekend messages for Virgos, Sun, Moon, Rising, or Venus? This will be for December 15th through the 17th. Also, you can subscribe to my only fans where I have uncensored tower readings. Just go to that link in the description box, my link tree, everything is there. Alright Virgos, let's take a look at your weekend. See what messages are playing out here for you for the weekend. Sun, Moon, Rising, and Venus. Okay, we've started with the High Priestess.  That's my bedroom card. Virgo, yeah, I feel like you're hibernating this weekend, maybe? A little bit? I don't know, either that or you are doing something secret to yourself, some R&R. Did I just say doing something secret to yourself? Okay, TMI, keep that to yourself. But you're working on yourself this weekend. Okay, you might be spending some time with two other women as well. Okay, maybe for those of you who like women might be sleeping around. Okay, whatever. I don't know for sure but maybe you're dating, but I mean the bedroom card is here. This reading is going this way, isn't it? Like I'm trying for it not to go this way. I don't know why. Maybe because it's not censored but because we are censored here on YouTube but let me refresh and start over. Let me reboot please. Okay, so many messages just with these three cards. So many, let's split it up. Okay, first of all Virgo, I do feel like you're doing something for yourself this weekend.  Okay, if you have a beauty routine, you're stepping it up this weekend. Okay, there is an element here of Hush, Hush, keep it down now, voices carry. You're not telling us, you're not saying something, you're keeping something very hush hush. Even the four of swords is quiet, quiet, no speaking. Some of you aren't telling maybe a mother figure or another woman a secret that you're keeping. Okay, let me just say this, there's silence, there's quietness, there's secrets and a huge being all about yourself. Okay, I have to say it. Some of you are just, I touch myself. Do you know that song? Is that the right lyrics?   I'm like a ten-year-old. Stop, all right, move on. All right, show me the high priestess. What a fun weekend for you. There's definitely some enjoyment in bed. I will say that. Okay, so I'm trying to keep it really PG here. That's why I have to go over to my OnlyFans. It's not PG over there. Okay, it's not. All right, let's see. $4.99 a month. Okay, you've got justice.  I can tell you already, like they're not gonna let me not do this. They're not gonna let me not do this. In fact, this might even be worse than the OnlyFans reading that I just did for the week, but, oh, Virgo, you're being bad. Virgo, you're being bad this weekend. You are. You are like, Virgo, sometimes I think that you make everyone think you're goody two shoes, goody goody two shoes. You don't drink, you don't smoke. What do you do?  Okay, it's one of two ways.   It's either that or it's the opposite.  Either you're doing that or people are viewing, there's confusion. I will tell you that. People cannot tell.  Somebody's conflicted. You're keeping a secret about this. You're not letting anybody know what you're doing. I don't know if it was some kind of game. Yeah, okay. King of swords, wow. King of cups, wow. The emperor, wow. And the knight of wands. Okay, there's some people. You can switch the genders here, masculine or feminine, but there's some people or if you don't switch genders and you're the same, it's fine. Super highly crazy attracted to you over this weekend. What are you doing? Somebody's like putting on some pheromones or something. I don't know. Some dogs or cats are in heat. What's going on? But you've got some attention over this weekend, Virgo. And people want to find out how naughty you are or how nice you are. You know who it is? Santa Claus. He's coming to your house first. He's like, oh, you better watch out. You better not bow, you better not cry. I'm telling you why. Santa Claus is coming to town. He's making a list and checking the twist. Gonna find out if you're naughty or nice. Okay, Virgo. Enough with the drama. Theatrics. Hey, yes. That's it. That's it. It wasn't like I was trying to like, I don't know railroad this whole reading, right? But seriously, and I feel like it does kind of resonate with the the only fans reading that I that I put up for this week. It does kind of so go over there. There's more for that. More of those over there. But yeah, you've got some suitors for sure. Okay, should we keep going? Should we keep going? Everybody give me a thumbs up. If we should keep going here. I think we should keep going.  And you know why? You know why, Virgo? Because I don't it's because I don't know you're coming out looking like this like this is a beauty queen.  I don't care. It's whatever. You're just getting noticed for taking good care of yourself.   Maybe it's your bet. Maybe it's your bet. I don't know. But it feels like flirty and it feels like fun and Virgos basically like, what are you talking about? I mean, I've just been laying in my bed praying to Jesus like I'm not what people think like I go to church. Yeah, I'm a sure I went to Catholic school. Sure. I was that girl. Okay, enough. I've done so many readings this week. I'm burned out. I think that's what's going on. So yeah, this weekend, you're gonna be getting some knocks at your door.  You know what I mean?  I don't know. A fireman maybe?  Maybe they're a boxer. But oh my gosh, maybe both. Okay. Wow. Judgment. Everybody's naked on this card. What is happening to me? So yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm I'm they're giving me images of like a sauna or just a regular bathtub or sauna, a steam room. Okay, okay. So coming out into the open, what is coming out into the open here? What is being revealed? Virgo? What the F? What is it? Oh my gosh. Okay. All right, why not?  I was gonna say bidet, but that's a thing that like cleans your when you go the bathroom. No, bourgeois, bourgeois, I forget what it's called, because that's me.  I just heard it. And if you are looking to be the subject of the camera eye, yes, you'll get paid well. And it doesn't have to be nude. It could just be sensual photos. I mean, you know, it could be either. But you might have this in your mind, you might be thinking about this kind of keeping that to yourself secret, not telling an elder or someone about it doing something. This could be part of doing something for yourself over this weekend, or maybe I'm planting that idea and now you're gonna think about it.  Okay, nothing wrong with that. Oh, and night of cups. What maybe gonna get them done for your honey for their eyes only if you have a special an SP somewhere. That person's gonna ask to marry you for sure. If you give that as a gift for Christmas or whatever, Hanukkah, maybe. So I can listen, I will definitely say it's a lot of money. It's gonna cost a lot of money to do this thing. If you're thinking of doing it and you might break the bank, but it will be so worth it. Okay, like why is it gonna cost you money because you might have to hire a photographer or something like that. If you're the one on the other end of the camera lens, you're gonna make a lot of money doing it. Okay, now it's crazy because usually you get paid to do that, don't you? You wouldn't lose money. You could. That's what they're saying. It's not gonna cost you a lot of money. It's if you're in a position of your finances aren't looking so good. Sorry, I had it backwards. My mouth is going before my brain. And the message is if you are broke, or you need the money, and you're not just gonna give it to someone especially you might get found out and discovered. And I know some of you are like, I'm 65. I don't care. Beauty is beauty. It doesn't matter how old you are. You look good at any age. Be proud of yourself. There will be money at the end 10 and pentacles here for this for the weekend. Yeah, yeah, yeah, our little Christmas gift to the family. Hey, Nipslip in the remember that Seinfeld episode? Elaine had the Nipslip in her Christmas card. Oh, that might be you, Virgo. Alright, let me see what else is going on. I can't believe this reading is going this way. It's hilarious. Let's see. Okay, you've got the magician. Oh, that reminds me of that song.  It's a living Newton John and it's from the 80s. It's called magic. Does anybody remember that song? Give me a thumbs up if you remember that. You have to believe we have magic. Nothing can stand in a way. So I said I wasn't gonna sing it but I did. So yeah, a page of cups. Okay, listen, I'm telling you, like, apart from this whole lingerie, photographer sesh, whatever's going on, you have suitors. Okay, and someone's coming in to make a love offer over this weekend. Okay, love offer like even good and propose. Somebody's coming in here. This is your magic person. Your magic person. That song seems to be stuck now in my head. Okay, did you leave someone out in the cold? Did you dump someone or did you just tell someone or just ignore? No, this person's like, yo, Virgo, it's freezing cold out here. Can I come in and nestle in your breast, please? Because I'm freezing. Can I can we just cuddle? Can we spoon? All right. This feels like if that case of cups with the hot chocolate and mini marshmallows show up.  Okay, well there it is with the two of you. There is love is happening this weekend. I don't give an F about finances, right? Everybody's broke. It's not gonna get better until things change. So we'll deal with it. As of right now, you got love. You've got you've got drooling love happening here. I don't know what you're doing. Like I said, maybe you are gonna do a little bit of that.  I want to say bonjour, but it's not that it's it's that kind of like French lingerie photography, right? Even for the guys. Go ahead. Somebody might be selling pictures of your feet. I don't know what you're doing, but there is a definitely a coupling happening here for sure. Um, somebody of of your suitors, whether they're photographers or models of your suitors, you're gonna choose one. I don't know who. You're gonna have quite a few offers, but one of them is gonna be a very magical connection. Let me see. Let's take a look and see if we can see. You have the king of swords and you have the king of cups. Okay, where's the king of swords? I know some of you're like, I don't want to know nothing about that king of swords. Well, not all of you had a bad experience with the king of swords. We're gonna see. I know he's probably sitting right under my nose, but I can't see it. There he is. There he is. King of swords right there. Okay. I'm making a mess of this table. Deal with it. And the emperor. Okay, let's put them all in there because I'm gonna give you the final answer. Okay, let's get these out of the way. Here you go, you guys.  Well, I can't. All right. Whose we're gonna choose? It could be the king of swords. Door number one. The king of cups. Door number two. Or the emperor. Door number three. One, two, three. King of swords. Whoa. You've got the four of wands. Well, that's your 1111. That's your twin flame. That is reunion. That's a happy happy ever after there. King cups.  You got success with the king cups. Yeah, you have like feeling like you're on top of the world and the emperor. Well, I don't think you're going with the emperor. No, I don't think you are. So now you've got two. Now you're gonna have two. Now I know some of you already know the energy and you're calling it out. We'll do one more just to see which one is going to be the best one for Virgo. Water or air? Water or air for Virgo? Okay, three of cups. The water is determined. The water is so it looks like the air sign is kind of like well it's just fun and we'll get together over the holidays flirting, dating, fun. The water looks like nope, your mind. That's it. That's the deciding factor. The water, yeah, knight of swords. That's taking charge and going after what they want and that's you. So it doesn't look like it's going to be a choice you make. It's going to be like me, the best man or woman win.   Yeah, so there you go, Virgo. That's exciting. Let's get other messages here for you. Okay, so you have the nine of wands, knight of pentacles, tennis swords, and the devil. Wow.  All right, so let me just say this. Okay, Virgo, if you're doing that photography gig, be careful. Be careful with that. Um if you only mean for that to be for private eyes, if you only mean for that to be for someone's private eyes, make sure you see to it because if it gets found out, um I mean, yeah, people are gonna it's gonna spread like a disease. Um keep that under lock and key I feel or find a way to make sure that it is not something that you could couldn't live with if we're out if it were out there. Think about it that way. If this were out there, if you put photographs out there and you got paid for it and but you were putting it for something specific and then somehow it got out there into the wrong hands, would you be able to live with that? That's a question. Now maybe this isn't for you. This could be for somebody else connected to you but you know what Virgo? It is for you because it's your reading.  Believe me, um do something that is gonna be worth it because you don't know who could grab ahold of that right and could land in the wrong hands. I feel like I'm speaking to the ladies because I don't think the guys would probably care. Maybe they would but um definitely I'm speaking to the majority of the feminins here um because there is a possibility that well it's not a possibility to get. I don't feel like don't do it because somebody could get ahold of it. Just be very discerning if you're gonna do that. Okay. The way these readings go, you would think and I do a reading every single day just well when I'm on when I'm not on vacation or something comes up but it went from here every day.  Like I'm not that creative to create stories. This stuff comes to me out of the blue and you know a lot of the time they're so different. Okay. So, you have the six of six of pentacles. There's look there you go. There's your hot chocolate with mini marshmallows and a candy cane. There you go. Um hot chocolate by the fire. A romantic. Some of you um if you're in a snowy area over the weekend um is there snow where you live? Somebody's gonna come in and um offer this snow plow or shovel. Um maybe you'll give them some hot chocolate or buy them a coffee for doing the hard work but um it could be some kids you know you might be generous and give something generous to them for helping. Um but for others you could I don't know if they're gonna be actually like snow plowing or shoveling but whether it's your place or their place um there's a spark of love that like um a little this feels like a different message. Um there's like um I don't know a love spark that happens.  Okay. If there's snow this is for those of you who have snow.  Yeah. Now this that was a specific message for those of you who are in a snow area. Okay. Um now for those of you who are not in a snow area um I feel like you're gonna oh okay I see you at like a um little coffee shop around the corner. You're getting a drink and love happens. So, you're either at a you're either at a coffee shop or you're at like you know getting a hot drink somewhere and love comes. Love happens. Okay. Oh yeah. You don't have enough money to pay for it. I don't blame you. Stuff's stuff's very expensive. Um somebody comes in and's like here I'll get that for you or you have enough money to pay for it and somebody offers to pay for it for you and like I don't know it's so hallmark and like a little love spark. There's Cupid's arrows. Yeah. Oh, this whole weekend has to do with love. I mean it's super fun though so it's exciting. Let me see if we can get some initials. Okay. We have the letter U and the letter L. Maybe Lou. Could be somebody's name be L. 1988 1960. Somebody's 47. Somebody's 32. Oh yeah. We got a Lou. If you know a Lou, there you go. Or if you don't somebody's name is Lou or Louise or Lou Ann or Louis or Louis. Okay. September 14th 1986. August 29th September 12th and then we have the letter A. Oh we have two A's here. Okay. So let me share in that after coffee with a diner with someone after an AA meeting or an NA meeting. Okay. 1963. We have the letter P. Let's letter B like PB and J and the letter H. Somebody plays a harp. I just heard. I could be an I too. Pib. Pib's root beer. Does somebody like drink Pib's root beer or is drinking a Pib's root beer or something to do with a pub also. And then I heard Bup. Bup. Okay. Let's see. And KY Jelly. All the way. KY Jelly. Remember the start of the reading? There you go. I'm leaving this here. Except I'll just give you a charm. I'll just give you a charm. How about one charm? Oh there you go. That's actually very cute. So you have a little blue heart and it's like an icy heart. An ice heart. So not an actual ice heart but I do feel like there is, oh yeah never mind it's an icy heart. It's on the Queen of Swords. Virgos like in pure form when when Virgos talking to other people. Virgos being the ice, the Queen of Ice. My heart's cold. Don't talk to me. I just want the truth. Don't tell me anything else. And if I can trust you then I'll open up and warm up to you. Yeah that's the energy. Cold heart, warm hands. Hey Virgo. All right you guys. So I'm going to leave that there for you. I hope you enjoy that. I hope you have a great weekend. I will see you back here. Oh let's see. Oh yeah December wait wait wait okay December 17th yeah oh my gosh. So we have eight days left until Christmas yeah. So yeah I'll see you back here on the 17th. Love you. Love you. Love you. Love you. Bye. Bye. Bye.