So guys, today I have one challenge here. It's my first talk in big event and my first talk in English. So probably I will make some mistakes. My apologies for this. And I start to study Elixir last year, and I create a backlog with some questions and topics that I already know how to answer with Rails and Ruby. Questions like how to deploy, how to debug, and how to use async jobs. And today I want to share a little part of my experience with you about debugging techniques with Elixir. So what's debug? Debug is a process of the five years. It's a common process in the day of developer. We know that isn't a easy process. Sometimes we face hard monsters too big. And in my opinion, this is the main motivation to study debugging techniques, because you can focus and solve the problem, and you can learn more about your language and your code. And Elixir is the Erlang virtual machine. Erlang has more than 30 years old. And when you install Erlang, Erlang ships with applications to debug and maintain. So in my journey, I learned tools to use to debug and when I need to use each one. And the system formation is a little bit different that I usually use in Rails. So I learned how to analyze this. And as Erlang is a distributed system, how to connect to different nodes. So nice to meet you people. My name is Eric Kich. I live in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the biggest city from South America. And if you visit us, it's a beautiful place to go to Ibirapuera Park. And I am the organizer to catch Pokemons near our office. And it's a hard job, because I need to back our office with life. And when I am not catching Pokemons, I work at Platform Attack. We are a consultant in Elixir. So we do Elixir code. We do design and review. Also, we do custom development. If you need something, talk to us later. Maybe you'll know us because some open projects, open social projects, like the Elixir lang and device and simple farm dance from Ruby ecosystem. Maybe you'll know the Platform Attack because Jose Valin. Jose Valin is the co-founder and Elixir creator. But one thing that you don't know about us, we export talents to the world. So probably you don't know our Brazilian counter singer from Poland, Jose Valin. She needs somebody. She's got a plan. She'll jump out of my lap. So when you see the next picture in Elixir, probably you'll know the soundtrack. And Valin, I love you. I hope that we are friends after this. So I start my journey in the Elixir guide, probably the same point from almost of you. And in the first page, I did my first example. I create a script file to print the hello world. And here I met the IO puts. It prints the output to the device. So I usually use a lot in Ruby. And I use everywhere in Elixir. So I use in my scripts. I use in the IXL. Until I face my first error some hours late because you can't use with some different types. And I searched this in the Google. And Stack Overflow answered me just, oh, just use inspect. I try it. It works. And I feel happy again. But what is the difference between puts and inspect? Puts use just char data, so strings or list of char sets and strings. And inspect use the inspect protocol that transform any data structure into readable text representation. Later I found this in the Elixir guide. You can see more in the protocols section. And you can use inspect in other parts of your code. And I thought, from now on, I only use inspect. This feeling is true, but not only because it works. Inspect have two great features that I want to share with you. The first one is the pipeability. So if you have this example when you try to multiply by 2 each number from a random list, but how do I know the input values? I can use this to break and bind in a variable the list and inspect it. But Elixir has the pipe operator and inspect uses this. You can insert in each step that you need. The inspect will print the values and pass through to the next function. So if you have a lot of transformation of your data, you can use a lot of inspect to it. Inspect has another great feature, the options. And I use it a lot to debug. One of them is the label. You can create tags, label, in your code. Because when you have a lot of inspect, you can feel confused with all of the outputs. So for example, we can create a lot of labels. This is only a master. Probably will be released in the version 134. But I want to thank you, the Michael Moskawa and Andrea Pat for this. Because before it, I created a lot of inspect, one with label, oh, the list. Inspect, now the list. So this helps a lot to debug it. Another option that we can use in inspect is the limit. When I am debugging a Phoenix application, I usually inspect the connection. And we have a lot of information in the struct. And we can use limit to see all what you need. So for example, if I want to see only the assigns, I can use limit five and check the information. Inspect has a lot of other options. And you can check in the documentation. So from now on, I am sure that I will only use inspect. Some developers prefer to be simple and only use inspect. Others prefer a more robust tools. So Elixir has the IXPri that inspects the state of a particular process. Maybe you already heard about pri in the Ruby. It's a little bit different, so let's see the IXPri in action. It's a similar example from the previous example. We are multiplying by two a list, given by the user. And to use the pri, we just need to require the model and call our function. So in this case, the function double. When we call, we start the pri. And things to keep in mind. The first one, we have access only to the Lexi scope. So it's bind and processing information. When you start the pri, the shell will be his set. So you don't have access to the variables that you bind before. And when you finish the pri, after respawn, a new shell will be started. So let's see this in action. So I start my example here. We have a pit for this process. When I call our function, we receive a message to allow pri. And this process will be the same, the same PID. But we don't have access to the variables created before. But we have access to the list information. And after we finish the pri, after we respawn, we create a new process with a different PID. So it's a powerful tool. And we can use pri with Phoenix. So for our example, we will use the Phoenix example from Chris. It's a set that uses the channel feature. And in this case, I will try to pry in the handling function that try to send the message to all the users. But when I try to do this and send the message, I receive an error. So we cannot pry. We need to use a EX shell. So to solve this, to use pry with Phoenix, we just need to start with IX. EX pry can be used with test, too. And we call the mixed test. We will receive the same error. And just use the EX shell to solve this. In the text example, after we run the test, we need to finish the process and call it again. EX pry is awesome. You can use it with Elixir and Phoenix. But it blocks the process. So don't use it in production. And EX isn't a traditional debugger. You can't navigate among the breakpoints or other things. So for this, we have the debugger. The debugger is a visual interface. It's from Elunger. And it's easy to start. We just need to call the command debug start in our shell. It will open the GraphQL tool. And you can set almost anything in the GraphQL tool. First, we need to run another command. We need to interpret the specific module. In our example, the RuneChannel. After this, we can see the module in the debugger interface. So we can use all the interface to set the breakpoints, for example, in our handle in the Lightning 44. And when we send the message, our process is break, so the second line. And we can inspect the value of binds and navigate among breakpoints. But as I expry, it broke the process. So don't use in production, too. And unlike some of the burgers, you can change all the values of the bound variables. It's because you can change the values of variables in your long journey. So PID reference binaries or port values cannot be changed. Until now, we saw some tools to use, but only in development. So now, let's see some other tools that you can use in production. And we can use this for code and behavior debugging. Before it, I want to stop and tell you a small story. I need to talk about the Erlang virtual machine, more specifically about multi-core schedulers and reductions. And it's very important to understand how it works, because the system information is a little bit different. When you saw information about CPU, for example, you can check that it's different from other systems. So Erlang, after release 13, has support to symmetric multi-processing. This takes full advantage of multiple CPU architecture. So what does that mean? For every core, the band virtual machine starts a thread that runs a scheduler. So we have a CPU with a scheduler, and it's run on kill. It's run kill. So each scheduler is responsible for a group of process, and immigration logic will keep the schedulers balanced. So schedulers work is a primitive way. Schedulers can stop and resume the process later and use the reduction count. It's a long story, so let's see an example to show these more in details. So the scheduler is working in the process, and after finish that process, it will get the next available process in the run kill. And this scheduler, this process will start with reduction count equals 0, and scheduler has a limit to process. Sometimes its limit isn't really it, so the process reduction count is increasing when the process is running. Can be a ship function or expansion function. When it's an expansion function, the process is preempted, so it stops running, and it plays at the end of the run kill. And the scheduler is still working, get the next one until finish all the run kill. So this is how the Erlang VM works, and it's important to understand it because the next tool is the observer, and the observer is a graphic tool for observing the characters of Erlang's system. As the bugger, we can start just with a command in our shell observer.start, and we have information about system, about memory, applications provides three, and so on. You can find a lot of information in Observer, but I want to focus in two errors and two features. So the common errors that we found in our application is the CPU bottleneck. So when we start Observer, in the first tab, the system tab, we can find information about CPUs and threads. Here we can see the available and online schedulers that we are using in our example. And in the tab load charts, we can see the scheduler utilization from our process. But you don't have the CPU utilization, and why? CPU is very hard to profile. The VM does a lot of work unrelated to process when it comes to scheduling. So we saw this when we understand how the fix works in the Erlang virtual machine. And to avoid going to sleep when work is low, the threads that control the Erlang scheduler will do busy looping. In our example, after some time, we can see this. So here we have only one scheduler that is working, and the other accelerates down. All the process were moved to this scheduler to save energy. So how do you identify bottlenecks? So you can identify with reduction count, because it usually means a high amount of CPU users. And you can find the reduction count in the observer. We have the process tab, and all the process has its reduction. So let's get one example. We have more than 1,000 reductions. And when we see more information about this process, we double click the process. We can find a different information. In this case, we have more than 2 million reductions. And why? This information is the cumulative information from the reductions. And we can change this in the process view to check all the reductions. With this, we can find some process that are using a lot of reductions to run the process and your functions. And we can check some separable bottlenecks with reduction information. The other common error is the memory week. Observer showed to us the total memory that the application is using and splits in some groups. We can find to the memory users and the size in the memory allocator tab. And the information for each group is different. So I want to list three mistakes to avoid to not raise a memory week. So sometimes we use dependence that use ETS tables. Or we store a lot of information there.  So we need to do this manually. Another mistake is creating dynamic atoms. So dynamic atoms are cached forever.  So we have a process that sends a message to another process. And all the message is recorded in the mailbox. And when we not flush or treat this message, we can raise a memory leak in this process. So now I want to show two other features that we can use in Observer to identify errors. The first one is the crash dump. It's like a kind of travel machine. Because when your process die, a dump file will be created in the application path. And you can use it, the Observer, to examine this crash dump. So with this file, we can have access to all the process that was running when it crashed, the memory allocated, and so other informations. It's very helpful to lead your debug process. The other feature that I love in Observer is tracing. Erlang has a lot of modules to help you. So you have the event tracing, dbd, and ttb from Observer. And we have the tab trace overview. So let's use the same example from chat, the random in function. So to use trace, we need to add the node in our example, myApp, localhost, and select what we want to trace. In this case, just the receive message from that process. And when we start the trace partner, we need to choose the module and the function and what we want to show in the trace. There are some saved maps. We will use the message color and start the trace. When we start and send a message to this process, we can see all the information that a process send to another. And if I want a message like hi, I can see this all in the Observer. Observer is a lot of modules to show this information. So we have 30-party applications. For example, we have the ErweBurley. ErweBurley has access to the system information, check the code and tracing. You can use it too. And we saw how to use the bug, sorry, how to use Observer in development. But we need to know how to connect to a remote node. And it isn't hard, but you may find some troubles. My first trouble that I see is the module Observer can be not available. When you release in production your code, you create a self-contained package that strip all the unnecessary applications to make the fine output right away. So probably we will see this error. The Observer is not available. And to solve this, you just need to add the application runtime tools. It's a low footprint tracing debugging tools. You just need to change your mixed file and add runtime tools. Another error that I face it is because it's normal to use a server without a graphical interface. Sometimes we use the Linux distribution with Erlang. And so of this, we need some steps. The first ones in name or remote node. When you create a package, you have the file VM args. For example, you can change the name and the cook. This is important because Erlang has a demo that acts as a name server. The Erlang port map dimmer, the APDM. APDM run in the port 4369. And when you start our application, passing a name and a cook, for example, your application will be registered in the APDM. And now all the nodes can see this application so you can check all the nodes from your Erlang network running APDM names. After this, you can connect another node to this Erlang network. So you can run observing in standalone mode. It's the best prets to use this in production and development because this minimizes the impact. So if you are trying to debug or check some time formation, it's a good practice to use this to not freeze your process. So to start Observer, you can use the same cook but a different name and can pass the information to it to start standalone mode. And your server will be registered in the APDM and you can check all the nodes again, use the APDM names. So after this, you can check all nodes that you can connect. In our example, we use this but depending off your configuration of your server, you will need to use a CCH port forwarding to connect your local PDM with the remote PDM. And if you want to do this, I blog posted this before so you can have all the code that you need to configure your server. Another tool that it's great for production and development is Cecil. And if you don't use it, I recommended to start to edit this after our talk because it's very direct supervisor, cache and progress report to Logger. So you have more information about all the Observers. For example, you have information about the configuration when it starts, when the process die and so on. And you can start this just flagging Logger Cecil reports as true or you can add the Cecil application to the mixed file. So what we see in this start point of my journey, so let's recap. Some tools we can use only for development. So IX, the burger and if you will try another tool, I recommend you to check if the tool isn't block your process because if you're using production, it's not a good idea. And we saw the system formation is different. If you try to see the CPU, probably we will see only without assessing your application, we'll see the same formation CPU. So we need to know that the schedulers can be configured, you can use schedulers, you can set to down or you can create another more scheduler than your threads. Crash Snap is our friend. So it's normal to not monitor all the time your nodes and when something bad happens, you need to check and all the information is in this file. And you can run Observer and other tools locally to connect to remote nodes. So you don't need to create another structure to see your production nodes. But this isn't the end from my journey. I have next steps that I am studying and I recommend you to check, for example, the applications from along there has a lot of applications as the Alizer, Observer, and so on. Tomorrow we have a talk about the Alizer, for example. Another repository that I recommend is Osmo Elixir there is a section for debugging with other tools. You can have some monitor tools like Elixir Matter and so on. And if you like, if you want to see more information about monitor, I recommend you to watch the measure your Elixir application talk by Hena at track two, so Hena is here. There are two other great talks in the Erlang solution channel in YouTube. The first one is the profiling in the bug Erlang system by Roberto and Martin. This will talk about how to solve a real problem from application, how to use the information that you collect to solve. And the other is the debugging complex system by Luis Felipe Gautier. So those talks are awesome. I recommend a lot to watch. It's a different point of view to debugging. And one book that I recommend is the Erlang Yanger from the awesome guys from Heroku. And you can find more information about the Erlang Virtual Machine and some bottlenecks that you can find in your application. So guys, I hope that this information can help you to debug your applications, can help you to find bugs easier. And thank you. And these slides will be in my speaker deck. Some questions guys? No? So thank you guys.


What is up everyone I'm Bladen Kirk here with your weather update for the week as we get into the weekend it looks like there's going to be a large number of fantasy points coming your way and to show you where those are all coming from it's time for my week four fantasy football stud prediction picks. I have two quarterbacks and a running back for you the quarterbacks are actually playing in the same game so let's hop right into it we're taking Lamar Jacken against the Buffalo Bills and yes the Buffalo Bills do on paper have a great defense but currently that defense is kind of injured I mean Micah Hyde is out Jordan Poyer is questionable Ed Oliver is questionable Jordan Phillips is questionable Trey White's out there's a lot of missing pieces on that defense and even if guys are in they may not be a hundred percent I'm going to take the guy that has been playing like the MVP of the entire NFL who had three touchdowns week one four touchdowns week two and five touchdowns week three I'm going to trust him to have another spectacular performance in week four the other quarterback in this game of course is Josh Allen and the Baltimore defense hasn't looked particularly great they allowed 26 points to the New England Patriots and if I'm being completely honest that team doesn't frighten me as an offense but Josh Allen does frighten me as an individual and even if the rest of the Bills offense isn't entirely up to par right now I trust Josh Allen to be a completely different human being as he always is and just completely shred the Baltimore Ravens defense the running back then that we're going to take reminder Josh Allen Lamar Jackson where the quarter X the running back that we're going to take is Austin Eckler the Chargers are an interesting team right now because Herbert's hurt and Keenan Allen's hurt so the passing game really isn't going to be up to the standard that we would expect it to be so when you're going up against probably the worst rushing defense in football right now the Houston Texans have allowed over 200 rushing yards per game this year I'm going to I'm going to trust Austin Eckler to have the game that he needs to have in order for them to get a win here that's the guy that they need to rely on that's the guy that they should rely on I think that's the guy they will rely on this week they're going to recognize that they have an advantage in running the ball here and I think Austin Eckler has a big game against a Houston Texans defense that quite frankly has not been able to stop a nose bleed on the ground so those are your fantasy football stud prediction picks for the week you got Josh Allen Lamar Jackson and Austin Eckler hope you all have a great performance great performance and go get those W's for me


90 Day Fiancé star Larissa dos Santos Lima has been steadily making headlines lately between rumors she's getting deported and her move to Colorado but what fans really can't stop talking about is her shocking new look. Sources claim the Brazilian bombshell dropped a whopping 72k for a number of cosmetic surgeries and we're gonna give you all the details of her extreme makeover because now Larissa looks like a completely different person since we were first introduced to her on the show. Larissa dos Santos Lima Hills from Brazil only met her on season 6 of TLC's 90 Day Fiancé when she was quickly engaged to Colt Johnson from Las Vegas. I can't survive here. I need you to stop, okay? When I say quick, I mean days after meeting one another. After 11 days total he proposed. They were married in 2018 with the marriage full of drama lasting only about 6 months. Larissa also picked up some domestic violence charges on the way to the divorce. By the time of this recording Larissa is 34 years old and has a different man, Eric, which I'm sure you know if you follow the show. She also has two children of her own but they aren't on the series as they stay in Brazil with her family. Weird, I know. But because she has had kids in the past it was only another reason for Larissa to go under the knife and get some things altered. Fast forward to more recent times and a newer season of 90 Day Fiancé and Larissa is a whole new person. Looks wise anyways. The reality star got a multitude of surgeries and enhancements recently to reveal a Kylie Jenner inspired makeover and once she was satisfied with her physical appearance she started an only fans account. Larissa also collaborated with the webcam app Cam Soda and did an hour long lingerie show for them making a record breaking 6 figure collection. The show brought in 100k for the site and Larissa's performance received 10 times of viewership the platform usually receives. So I guess in a way Larissa's pricey transformation is paying off. What's going on guys and girls my name is Kara and this series we've titled Before and After. We're going to be looking at 90 Day Fiancé, star Larissa dos Santos Lima and her shocking transformation including all the work she got done and how much she's changed. I've done other celebrity transformation videos on the likes of Mia Khalifa and Charlie de Melio I will link to some at the end. Be sure to like, hit subscribe and ring that bell for notifications. As always if there's anyone else you want a Before and After on let me know in the comments down below. Follow me over on instagram to chat and let's get into this video. Larissa has been open about her love for plastic surgery as much as she has about her hate for ex-husband Coltie. It's a reality show star barely six months after her divorce to first break up, then patch up and then ask boyfriend Eric to foot the bills for her pricey procedures. But what was Larissa working with before all of this? If you watched the earlier seasons and from when Larissa was still with Colt you could see just how different she looked. Prior to surgery Larissa had a larger nose and while it suited her face she thought it was too big. She said her stomach and breast changed a lot after having kids which also made herself conscious and probably why she rarely showed off those areas. She started glamming herself up while still with Colt first with her hair getting some extensions and a new hairstyle. After calling it quits with him Larissa altered her looks a little bit more and focused on herself. She lost 25 pounds and was flooded with compliments about her new figure. Besides hitting the gym and eating well Larissa admitted to some other enhancements. She started getting both talks and fillers and said, Heather's done my lips, cheeks, nose, smile line and jawline.  In July of last year Larissa got 10 vials of Sculpture filler to achieve a fuller butt as well. But this was only the beginning. Now Larissa has drastically changed her appearance apparently borrowing money from her man Eric as well as money she saved up from the app cameo to spend a whopping $72,000 on a Kylie Jenner inspired look and she's almost unrecognizable. Let's break it down. Larissa started off with two huge procedures we saw in the series a boob job and a nose job which likely would have cost around $25 to $30k. Let's look at her face changes. Larissa's nose job I think changed her look the most drastically which is usually the case after a rhinoplasty. Her new nose is sleek, small and pretty much perfect. So I can see why she's happy with the results. In addition to the major procedures which came to a total of $5k, Larissa also had laser facials, fillers and Botox done which cost about $22k alone. With these she would have had to keep refilling them probably twice a year at least to maintain her desired look. As I mentioned Larissa gets her lips filled to get that plump look as well as her cheeks, chin and more. Although Larissa has a totally new face, her body is even more shocking if you can believe it. Biggie boobs, small waist, big lips, they started to feel like it's so pretty. At the same time as her nose job Larissa also got a breast enhancement which she's wanted for a long time. This was back in February before the pandemic hit and I hear her silicone implants took her from a 34a cup size to a 34d. Larissa went big as in getting double the size of an average implant. And that's pretty obvious. In August Larissa went back for more surgeries as an early birthday present. She got all of the work done by Dr. Lane Smith in Vegas who we also saw on the show. Back in round of surgeries Larissa underwent a tummy tuck and liposuction on her abs and waist with Dr. Smith removing nearly 3 pounds of fat from her hips and a couple more pounds from her waist.    The total amount of time under the knife was 7 hours for the second round of surgeries last month. During this second surgery Larissa even said she got more fillers and sculptura added to her booty. Larissa enjoyed the added bonus of going down two pant sizes after her liposuction and booty makeover. She said, I lose weight.  I did Botox. I did my nose. I did my lips. I did my cheekbones. I did my chin. I am a new woman and I feel very happy. To go along with her new look Larissa got her new long hair extensions as well. All in all her Kylie Jenner inspired surgeries cost her $72,000 like I said. What do you guys think worth it or not? In addition to her makeover Larissa also opened up about her diet and exercise habits to keep her new figure. She told Life and Style magazine that she started at 170 pounds and before the pandemic she would go to the gym four times a week for 60 minutes a day doing cardio, arm, leg and stomach workouts. She had to take some time off exercising post-surgery though as she's still recovering but planning to get back into it ASAP. Larissa also tries to avoid eating chocolate, bread and milk and focuses more on soups and salads and doesn't eat after 6pm.  For lunch lean turkey or ham on whole grain bread with avocado, lettuce and tomato and for dinner she usually has steak or chicken with salad and fruits and veggies and snacks. So there you have it, the complete transformation of Larissa dos Santos Lima and all the work she's had done. The 90 day star explained she got her surgery so close together so she didn't have to take too much time off from making money as an influencer. Which after her chem soda thing makes sense. Larissa also revealed that it was essentially a score to the crazy horse gentleman club in Las Vegas who inspired her to make an Oli fans page. She plans to keep her 18 plus content sexy but more high end like Maxim and said about her account, Everything is tasteful and I'm embracing my new look. Well let's hope Larissa doesn't turn into the next Farrah Abraham from Teen Mom. Anyways I'm gonna wrap things up here but I would love to know what you guys think about Larissa's shocking makeover. Yay or nay, are those implants too big? Be sure to let me know down in the comments as well as who else you'd like to see before and after on. If you want to chat more you can hit me up on Instagram. Be sure to subscribe and I'll see you guys all in the next video. Bye!


The makers of Wrigley Spearman Chewing Gum invite you to enjoy life. Life with Luigi, a new comedy show created by Psy Howard and starring that celebrated actor, Mr. J.K. You know friends, Wrigley Spearman Chewing Gum is a typically American product that appeals to people of all ages and nationalities in all parts of our country. And the Wrigley people feel that Life with Luigi is a typically American radio program. A friendly, enjoyable show that sort of symbolizes the American spirit of tolerance and goodwill. So the makers of Wrigley Spearman, Gum are glad to bring you Life with Luigi each week and have you join them in this pleasant half-hours entertainment. And now let's read Luigi's letter as he writes about his adventures in America to his mama basco in Italy. Has the one thing I'm gonna notice about Americans. Everybody likes to join a club. Boys, they join a YMCA. Girls, they got to the YWCA. And the little animals who's the lonely, they join in the ASAPCA. But they also got to clubs for big animals. If you a lion, you join in the lions. If you a elk, you join in the elks. And if you a moose, you join in the mooses.  Mama Mia, maybe you know what's the key of one name. Anyway, they got all the kinds of a clubs. Rotary, Friars, is a 4-H in a brandy, is in a scouts. They even got a club, a Yucca can join. That's a Colorado club. But in our neighborhood, we got the best kind of club. It's called the boys' club. And we all help out. The reason I'm gonna write you about this club is because a few days ago, I was, I had to live in my antique shop for a few hours. And when I'm coming back, who I'm assisting in the front of my store, but to my countrymen of Pasquale. And here's a say, like he's always a say when he's a see me. Luigi, my friend. Hello, Luigi, hello, hello. Hello, Pasquale.  Well, you see, Luigi, a little while ago, the supervisor from the boys' club was to come around and raise the money. Oh, you see, maybe he doesn't need the money for food, huh? No, no, no, that's the money for the gymnasium. They need the supplies for the gym. You know how they don't like the kids to shoot a craps in the street when they got a gymnasium so kids can go and shoot craps in there. And so they need the money for supplies? That's right. They figure if they supply the dice, the kids are sure gonna play that.  Well, they got other games, I'm sure. Breaking out of jail, stick them all or holding up at a stage of coach. I wouldn't be surprised if they got a deck of cards that kids can play canazza. Anyway, main point is I give the supervisor five dollars. Ah, it's very nice of you, Pasquale. Sure, we're bigger people. We're gonna help them kids out. Like I'm always the same, Luigi. You gotta watch your kids all the time. How you plant the seed, that's how a sapper grows. You're so right, Pasquale. Isn't nobody bigger sapper than you? That's a funny thing. When I'm a sapper, it's a come-out of difference. Well, anyway, Luigi, I was happy to give the man five dollars because that's very important to our community. After all, the killer today is the man tomorrow. Only you could think of things like that, Pasquale. I only wish I was there. I would have given the supervisor my little contribution. It's all right, Luigi. Don't worry yourself. I pledge the money for you. Huh? How much?  You must love them at least ten times more than I do. Well, I'm gonna like to brag. That's all right, Luigi. Anyway, I figure you like them ten times more than I do. I give them five dollars, so I say to you, I was gonna give them fifteen dollars. Fifty dollars? Pasquale, that's a bad of you. You know I ain't got a fifty dollars. How could you do such a thing to me? Well, Luigi, I meant well. I was gonna give you the money. I'll give you all the money you want. The funny I could hear you say those three little words. I love you. All right, Pasquale, I love you. Not to me. Fresh guy. Look, Luigi, don't look at it like you're doing something for Rosa. Do it as a favor for me. For you? Yes. I want to be a grandfather. I can't become a one unless you face to become a father. But Pasquale, I don't want to become a father. Who's asking you?  That's what you are. Traitor? Sure. If everybody was to go around saying they don't want to become a father, you know what happened to this country? It would be no fathers a day. Instead, we have two mothers a day. That would be a terrible catastrophe. Pasquale, I would really like to help you out, but not with Rosa. Next time, ask me for smaller favor. Now, if you don't mind, I'm going into my store and call up at the boys' club. And I tell them I'm going to give them whatever I'm going to afford. Hmm, it's a telephone. I wonder who it's going to be. Hello, is it Luigi Basco talking? Hello, Mr. Basco. This is Mr. Dunlevy at the boys' club. We just heard about your wonderful contribution. I suppose you know it's the largest contribution in the neighborhood. We've already ordered some wonderful equipment on the basis of your pledge. Yes, and what's more, as much as all the boys know you, we'd like you to make a little speech on courage and athletics Friday night when we open the gym with a new equipment. Oh, don't let the speech worry you. The boys will love any remarks you make on the subject. Thanks again, and goodbye. Goodbye. Mama, may I go to my night school to class and ask her for help? All right, class. Now I'll call the roll. Mr. Basco. Here. Mr. Harwick. Here. Mr. Olsen. Mr. Schultz. To be fair, here unproset. Mr. Schultz, this is the first time since I began calling the roll that you've answered in Viennese. That's because I wanted to be a Vienna roll. Thank you, fellow Googles. And smile, everybody. Luigi, you are not smiling. What's the reason? $50. $50? I had to get it. Ain't? Mr. Basco, I haven't got $50. Oh, you too? Then we're both having to get the $50. Luigi, what are you talking about? Well, you see, I'm supposed to give $50 to buy the equipment for the boys at the gymnasium. $50? Him or what are they doing for those little kiddies, making the brass knuckles out of gold? Luigi, in order for you to give $50, you must have a job that pays gigantic wages. $50. That's a lot of money, even if you got it. Class, why don't you let Mr. Basco finish what he was saying? Thank you, Miss Budding. You see, the boys at the club were collecting money for a gymnasium, and I wasn't in my store, so Pasquale told them I would have given them $50. Oh, not steaming, Pasquale. When I hear his name, my blood boils so you can see steam coming out of my nose. But why? Why should he do a thing like that? What is his reason? Why, you have to ask. He has got the biggest reason anybody ever had. Rosa. Miss Pasquale, you just got to put two and two together, and it always comes out, 250 pounds. Mr. Schultz, giving $50 to the boys gymnasium isn't helping Mr. Pasquale any. I don't think he's spalling. Pasquale said to me, if I'm a married lady, he'll give me the money so the boys are gonna have a gym of supplies. Sure, what does he care if he has to buy a dozen barbells if he only gets rid of one dumbbell? No, Luigi, you got it, no problem. Just call up the club and say, hello about the money, I ain't got it. It's impossible, Schultz. They already bought his stuff and they asked me to make a speech this Friday night to the boys. Schultz, maybe you know where I'm gonna get the $50? No. Olsen, maybe you know where I'm gonna get the $50? No. Horowitz, maybe you know where I'm gonna get the $50? No. Ms. Spoilig, I hope you're not counting these answers on our final report cards. Well, class, it looks as though Mr. Pasquale has a real problem. Now, has anyone any practical suggestions? I got it, Luigi. If you really want $50 quick, go right home. Yes, sir. Put on your bathrobe and slippers. Yes, sir. Sit down by the radio. Then I'll have to show it to you. When the telephone rings, don't say hello. Just say, Abraham Lincoln and hang up. Believe me, in one hour, they'll send you a refrigerator and 10,000 dollars. We've returned to life with Luigi. I'd like to suggest an easy, inexpensive way to make your daily work more pleasant. Keep some Wrigley's Spearman chewing gum handy. It's a treat you can enjoy almost anytime, even when going at a fast clip. You'll find that lively, full-bodied, real mint flavor refreshing. And the good, smooth chewing will give you a feeling of satisfaction while you work. It'll help break the monotony, make the job seem a bit easier. Get a few packages of delicious Wrigley's Spearman chewing gum when you go out tomorrow morning. You'll enjoy it. You really will. Now let's turn to page two of Luigi Basko's letter to his mother-in-law. Well, mamma mia, I'm gonna try all over to get the $50 for the boys in gymnasium, but I'm gonna have to no luck. I'm even thought the best idea was to go to a finance company. Outside there was a sign, we give it $25 for your signature. This will look wonderful. I thought I would have signed it twice and I'd get a $50. So I went inside. Then they asked me if I'm gonna get a bank account, if I'm gonna have a good job, if I'm gonna have a car, if I'm gonna have a house. Mamma mia, if I wasn't have all those things, they would ask me if I could have loaned them money. But anyway, I was sitting in the magnetic shop thinking how I would have to make a big shame for myself when I go to the boys' club with no money.  Hello, Mr. Basko. I brought you the evening paper. Thank you, Sandy. Here's your nickel. Boy, Mr. Basko, we kids sure are proud of you. I bet that $50 is all you got. Yeah, it's all I'm gonna get and it's all I'm gonna have to get. Sandy, how you find out I'm a givener money? Oh, I got it from the grapevine. Grapevine. Sandy, you're too young to be drinking. Climb, Mr. Basko. Sandy, what would you boys think if I'm a donor givener of $50? That's what Mr. Pasquale tried to tell us. He wanted to bet you wouldn't come through with the money. I told him maybe he wouldn't, but we could always depend on you for that, don't rave me. Oh, no. Maybe I get to the money and make a speech, but I'm not gonna sing. But I know that comes Friday. Pasquale will be wrong and we'll be cheering you. Uh-huh, Mr. Basko. If you make a promise, you deliver. Uh-huh, Sandy. I'm a deliver. So long. Mama, ma'am, I'm gonna get the money. I'm a can't-to-disappointed-dozer, boys. Maybe I'm gonna go to the bank. Luigi, my fellow boob. Oh, hello, sir. Oh, Luigi, from the look in your voice, I can tell that you didn't have much luck raising the money. So even if it ain't much, I brought something to help you out. Here, $10. $10? Sure, sir. Where do you got it? It's my mad money. And when my wife finds out I got it, ooh, she gonna be mad. Go ahead, Luigi, take it. No, no, she'll say, go ahead. Go ahead, take it. No, no, thank you. Well, we go around once more. No, she'll say, I'm gonna take it. All right, go ahead. Take your finance business somewhere else. Go to the Morris plan. See if Morris brings you the money to the house like Schultz does. I sure see you crazy. All right, I'm gonna buy the $10. Oh, Himmel, you got a sweat blood to lend you money. Well, now, Luigi, cheer up. At least you got it to start. Now, all you have to do... What was that? Sounds like a parade. Come on outside, Luigi. Schultz, what is it, the circus? No, Luigi, it's a carnival. It comes every year by the lake shore. Ooh, what fun. You know, they got all kinds of rides and freaks. Oh, yeah, we got the same thing in Italy. They got one fella. He can touch his tongue with his nose. He can touch his feet with his nose. He can even touch his elbow with his nose. Schultz, is this the Indian rubberman? Nobody sure got a long nose. That must have been a lot of fun at the carnival. Oh, yeah, you know, I bring my kids there every year. They got a fighter there as a killer, and they got a standing offer to anybody in the crowd. If anybody can stay in the ring with the killer, he gets $20 a round. They're taking the chances to give away so much money? No, Luigi, you see, they got the iodine concession. Well, I gotta go now, Luigi. I hope you get the rest of the money. Yeah, I hope so, too. And a thank you, sir. Goodbye, Luigi. And smile. Be like me. Always happy, huh? Always laughing. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. Oh. My rheumatism is killing me. I'm at $20 a round. My mummy adds for me. If I must stay two rounds, there's my $40. I'm gonna do it. I'm strong. Even when I was a boy, when Uncle Piet throws a goat, he used to kick me. I used to kick him right the back. Sensitive type. Well, I hope you brought your own aspirin. Hello, thank you. Two rounds of $40. Luigi, you gotta stand up for two rounds. Well, kid, in a few minutes, you're gonna meet the killer. Did you bring your trunks? What? Where are your trunks? Why, am I going on a trip? Here, put these on. I'll lend you a pair. But I'm already wearing a pants. Well, you gotta wear these.  That's not all there's gonna be.  All right. You sure must need that dough, awful bad. Awful bad? Yeah. How much do you weigh? Uh, 136. Stripped? Huh? I said stripped. What's the matter with you? When I wear myself on a candy store, you think I'm gonna take my clothes off? Well, these are your trunks. Come here, I'll slip on the gloves. Gloves? Oh, good. What's the matter with that, huh? Well, sure. If my niece is gonna be cold, at least my hands are gonna be warm. The stretcher, here comes victim number three. Mama mia, at the man on the stretcher, what's happened to him? Nothing, nothing. He just took one too many in the bread basket. You mean he's a stealer from the bakery? And they wonder where the good fighters are coming from. Come on with me, dopey. The tank goodness we got here in time. The candy store man told us you were coming down here.   We are taking you home. Friends, don't worry about me. I'm strong. Strong, he says. Luigi, didn't you see the killer warming up for the audience? He bit a telephone pole in half. Yeah, Luigi, this killer is the real reason Jolos could fight him. Come on, take off those gloves, please. Oh, no, that's against the rules. Hammer gotta wear these gloves and these trunks, and if I'm gonna stay two rounds with the killer without a steel and a bread, I'm a collector for a dollar. Luigi, are you for shimbled? You sound like you already went ten rounds with the killer. No, no, no, no, no. You ain't taking him. He ain't a citizen.  This is your fault, sir. Hammer promised the boys a club of 50 dollars, and I'm gonna deliver. He is going to deliver. All of a sudden he's talking like a milkman. Barbara's the use. Come on, fellas. We'll stay with Luigi in this corner and pick up the pieces. That's such a funny people. They never even saw me, and already they hate me. Hey, Horowitz. Horowitz, why are they always saying a boo? They're trying to scare me? Luigi, that's human nature. When men gather in a crowd, they like to see blood, especially if it's not their own. Go home, Luigi, so they wouldn't see you or us. Okay, boss, go come to the center of the ring. All right, I'm coming in. Hello, Mr. Killer. It's a nice weather, huh?  Okay, Basco, now I'll give you some brief instruction. Oh, thank you. You're gonna teach me how to fight, huh?  Listen, Basco, I want no fouls, no holding, no elbow, no button, no open gloves, and they kiss on everything strictly according to Marcus the Queensbury rules. Huh? One thing makes sure of, no rabbit punches. Oh, don't worry, I'ma never punch the rabbit into my life.  Oh, it's nice. I'm a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Killer. Shake me, shake. Oh, oh, oh.  Don't forget, Luigi, keep away from him. Like this, the show's over. Don't look at me! Pleasure, pleasure, mister. What's the matter? Instead of practicing the arithmetic, why don't you help me to get up? Wait a minute, never mind, never mind. I'ma stand up by myself. Good, good for you, Luigi. The killer looks worried. Yeah, yeah, he's wondering why that punch didn't kill Luigi. Come on, Maria. Every time I'ma stand up, the floor doesn't come up to meet me again. If it's a killer, would it stop a hit on me? Look out, Luigi! Oh, here's another mister.  Come on, Luigi. Huh? Oh, I love you, sir. What? What am I doing to fight than a you? Never mind. Come into your corner. Luigi, after tonight, you don't ever have to worry about the hydrogen bomb. Oh, Luigi, what you look like, it shouldn't happen to our dog. It couldn't. The dog would have gone home by... I made it $20 in... in three minutes. Soon am I gonna make enough for for the buyer's club? Soon you're gonna make enough for a tombstone. Luigi, listen to me. Should I throw? Think I'ma got enough for time to wipe for myself. One, two, three, ooh. Hey, bud. Olsen brought you home. You couldn't afford a hospital.  Look at here, some sight. My little cabbage head has got a cauliflower ears. Hey, Pascuali. Pascuali, how much... how much money am I... I'ma make it tonight. $20? Only 20. They're telling me you was a bouncing for two rounds. In the second round, they had a stop and the crowd was getting seasick and watching you go up and down. $20. I'ma didn't get the money and I'm... I'ma didn't even make it to crowd to happy. What do you mean to make it to crowd to happy?  And I'ma didn't even to get the kills. Well, Luigi, you just can't please anybody. You're right, Pascuali. I'ma no go to for anybody.  Why don't you listen to me?  Then I'ma coulda just the restin' a stay out of everybody's way. Pascuali, I'ma think you're right. Oh, Luigi, you never gonna regret it. I call in a Rosa right now. Rosa and the job before. What, Luigi? It was a hot accident, eh? Here, Luigi, here's the other $20. He did. The last fighter to go with the killer. He stayed there for three minutes, and then he laid there for another 30. Pulse was hiding under the ring. Every time I got knocked down, he stuck a pin in me. Did I get up? Here, take the 20. What up, Pascuali? Now I'ma got the money. Everything is all right. Looks like I'ma gonna make it the speech after all. What? Listen, you poppy squeak.  Courage and athletics.  You just said that because you angry, Pascuali. No, Luigi, don't say that. I got more news for you. The boys club decided that you are not gonna give the speech. What? Yeah, Pascuali's gonna do it. What do you know? Now maybe you take a few lessons from me, eh? Class is always a good hotel. They're gonna do that. They did, Luigi. Yeah. Especially when we told them how Pascuali said he was giving it $200 for the gymnasium. Yeah, $200. Shokes, you joke. Oh, no, I'm not. Ha, ha, ha. Class with the mother. My, my Romanotism is a killer name. Everything is a ten out of wonderful. The gymnasium was open and I never made the speech. Pascuali didn't give any money. She'll sit a heart of which it was just a plain joke.  He's to start everything and has only come back to him. He's like Uncle Pietro all the ways he used to say. He's an ill-wender that gives it a people a pneumonia. Well, goodnight, Mama Mia. Take good care of yourself. Keep her healthy. I'm a learning, important thing this week. Good thing in life isn't that only courage in athletics, but it's a courage in life.  Folks, the makers of Wrigley's Spearment Chewing Gum hope you enjoyed tonight's episode of Life with Luigi, and they'd like to remind you that Wrigley's Spearment is just about the perfect taste treat to enjoy between your meals.  Chew on it and get the full enjoyment of that refreshing, delicious real mint flavor. 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