Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome back to another 3D Hangouts. My name is Noah Ruiz. I'm a designer here at Adafruit joining me every week It's my brother Pedro. Good morning everybody. I'm Pedro. I was creative tech here at Adafruit And every week we're here to share 3D printed projects featuring electronics from Adafruit. Oh Yeah, this is the show we combine 3D printing and DIY electronics to make inspirational projects Hello, everybody. Welcome to episode 341 It is February 21st, 2024 We're hanging out in the Adafruit Discord server in the live broadcast chat channel Say a couple of words to welcome everybody as they come in. We're streaming Live on the four networks Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and X Hello, everybody. Welcome to the show We have some prototype projects Some shop talk, community makes, time-lapse Tuesday, all that and more on You guessed it 3D Hangouts All right. 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No We have a surprise for Brent Coffee icon for coffee emoji double espresso All right, how who's gonna start off a drink we don't have a Learn guide to release this week because we have been in the development iteration phases for our upcoming projects Hey, yeah, so one one. Let's see. Yeah, it was supposed to be the itsy-bitsy ESP itsy-bitsy 32 is what was supposed to come out this week. It'll come out next week This is just a tiny little case for the new board has a stem on there And you can add some stem boards on the front here and this is the WFL version So you can add an antenna. That's what this little hole is right here. So Those should arrive sometime today the little adapter for it with the antenna Update the size of this case to fit and I think just gonna use like W LED to run some LEDs for it with it And it's just a nice little tiny case. You have your Access to if you use headers or on the top if you want to have them point out from there And then I'll just add more additional ports on how the LED strip is set up So it's a nice little itsy-bitsy ESP 32 case And that'll be next week Very cool They're still in stock Yes, these are brand-new Lamar has a whole story about these but she started design in 2020 And it just got sidelined for all the part shortages and the continuation of things going on but Check it out. It is a it's got the ESP 32 Pico Chip so it works with W LED It's the dual core to 40 megahertz It stands a processor eight megabytes of flash two megabytes of ps ram It recently got the circuit Python build for it. Shout out to listen putting that together You got a built-in 70 deport And you have those two buttons which are nice for programming Bottom you have a little footprint for a I suppose a two-pin JST battery connector if you want to do that That's really nice It's you bitsy format so so tiny Talking about I want to use it in a project or something just because of the size of the Wfwfl Antenna on there. I still have mine in a bag. Oh, cool. I need to actually I'm telling you the wrong version Where's the other one? Oh Yeah, so in the product page you have the PCB antenna or the WFL antenna depending on your use case They're the same price It looks like people have purchased more of the WFL version. There's only forty three left this time. Oh nice Yeah, I'm really liking that one you know Well, this will work with whipper snapper, right? So there's the board or definition Perhaps I'm not sure Because obviously I'd like to do a whipper snapper one like a tiny little case for it Not yet. It's not yet, but just quit at JP agrees great. W my WLED microcontroller. Yes Yeah, that was the first thing that came to me. Yeah, I'm running these strips here You can see the strip I'm running that Yeah, it looks very dim in the camera. Oh because the sun's out. Yeah, the sun is out See if I can do like a solid color or color loop. I show the little small one, but And we'll show it off next week. Yeah, yeah button pressers on it. All right So that's that we'll come out with that next week another one of the prototypes that we're working on is the updated servo Camera, so it's gonna be a little like an owl looking and cylindrical type Camera mount for that and on the bottom here. It'll attach to the servo It's this guy here So I just move the entire assembly around and this is held on likes a lot of those shoulder bots That we make it's just magnets. So this base will double as you know, you're for their desktop so you can just sit on the desktop and then this metal a little shoulder thing goes on here I Just attaches like so so you can have a little shoulder bot moving around Scanning the faces that you're walking around in the public. I should be okay for taking photos people like that Just pops off like that And it's around so this will go on with a mount that is attached to The memento thinking it'll be the tripod framing that you built for it in the last so sure We're about settle code down and then have a spot to insert and then screw the The servo into like show Mm-hmm have your LED to eliminate and then give you some feedback like green yellow and red Based on whether the accuracy of scanning a face if we turn this going on Oh, you know what I sent the the other one that had the face tracking demo. I sent it to Brent But we're talking about the way that this assembles together it's just too little Tabs with the screws on there and you have a good field of view on here. We're discussing the maximum height How far you can be away from the screen until it gets obstructed it's like 24 millimeters Oh, yeah, that was the first thing I was scared about. Yeah, I don't know having to put it into a cylinder I can't believe it's un-extructed and I like the other half you have like this kind of cool viewfinder going on Viewmaster from the 80s Kind of has a new master taper in there because you print it at an angle Yeah, it helps as like It'll definitely help block like the Sun sunlight Span this just a little bit like point one five I had it expanded at like a point two and I could see the edges. I didn't like that So it's been it just a little bit more so you can see more of you can see how the resolution up here is getting cut off Yeah, and that a little bit. Well, I love the shape. I've been getting some vibes from sort of sort of a minion But also you to round cylindrical Robots Jim Hendrickson says the dome shape resembles a little observatory. That's not cool Yeah, yeah, very cute very kind of minimalistic But I think it's very nice Cool mountain like that already shown before I will move around here and the Magnets that we're using are the ones that we use for building our like the lapel magnets for We're using them for I think for like attaching Circa Python or Circa playground expresses to like make a badge So we have plenty of these and then to make the magnets a little bit more stronger. We also have these other Neodynia magnets in the shop as well and that just adds more Power to it Because I'm sure the weight is going to increase on it So I want to make sure that it's not like loose when it's on you. This is yeah, that's pretty magnets Nice to think yeah, it's really It's really small diameter. Yeah, and then this is sandwiched in with one of the servo horns on there So that's how that is attached off real quick Yeah, once I fully assemble this there is a screw that goes through the Servo horn to firmly attach it so doesn't just pop right out That's how that guy is working Mm-hmm screws and just hold it all together Then the only thing I don't know how to source is this guy this came from one of the puppets that you can get at It's animal kingdom Yeah, Pandora little shoulder puppets, but I think like any sort of metal that you can bend or Yeah, they even have like the little plate ones for having a little plushies Everybody wears on their shoulders at this or yeah Where we get the ideas for these So yeah should be nice way to have a shoulder bot without having to have usually like you know People have like you know belts and all this stuff over yet. Yeah, that's nice to curve around your shoulder and a little bit of silicone Bumper it kind of grips a little bit to your skin Yeah Yeah, that fits good doubles as the base and I'll add some little feet on here, so Hmm when you put it on your desk It's not sliding around right Cool. Oh My god looking at the comments here squids and the yassa accidentally broke two magnets when they unexpectedly smashed together That is always my fear when working with these magnetic projects Super careful. Yep caution Then I think that's it that's all stuff that I'm prototyping Yeah, okay It's a case next week the UofL antenna and then either the week after that or following robot, if not, we'll do Robot, yeah Cool. All right, I'm up with my prototype Using the memento camera as well. This is What is this? It's a little birdhouse. So this is going to be a kind of DIY IOT bird feeder Brent wrote some code That uses a PIR sensor to trigger the camera shutter So whenever a bird lands here, hopefully it'll take a picture of it and We have a water proof enclosure This is the small water proof enclosure that we saw in the Adafoot shop. It's injection molded There's another half of it that is made out of polycarbonate. So it's clear And it has like a internal gasket rubber gasket in these plastic screws and it's fully waterproof So it's really nice. We when something's outside you really want to be waterproof So you can 3d print the things around and then it's mounted to the back plate here with these four screws and hex nuts Really really nice case. It's got great technical drawing. So I was able to model it up infusion So get the things right. You can't see it, but there is a 3d printed Bracket that adapts the four standoffs on the memento to the two heat set inserts that are already pre-installed in this enclosure, so it's really really versatile enclosure It just about fits the memento camera. You don't have access to the screen But that's okay much like the doorbell project that we did a couple weeks ago You won't need access to the screen because they're using Adafruit IO And the feed to display the image So I got the battery here you can't fit like a 2200 milliamp battery somewhere up here So I might opt in to do that But the PR sensor is soldered to a 3-pin JST connector that just plugs in to the side there There's just enough clearance there for it. Of course, you don't have clearance for a USB-C cable But you can use Adafruit's Online web workflow website to debug code update files and things like that, which I've been testing it works really well And yeah, this is a pretty cool DIY IoT bird feeder I came up with some fun details for the roof. You've got like tiles and like this kind of cool texture here It's up to any supports The hopper, you know, it's it's a parametric design so we can make bigger smaller if you want But I think for just one bird and testing It'll work pretty well We have some hooks here or some some holes some slots for either bolting to something else or adding hooks or something We have yet to kind of test that out, but One of the things I found is that this PIR sensor With the polycarbonate clear covering over it It doesn't work at least I couldn't get it to work I played around with the the built-in Potentiometers for the sensitivity and the delay I don't think a PR sensor works when even when a clear thing is in front of it because it's like it just sees it as a solid object So what we're going to do is we're going to drill a hole in that polycarbonate But also why not 3d print the thing so I have here is a plate That will just press it here. I'll print out a tpu A flexible filament gasket that will go in the inline here and then we can reuse those plaques plastic screws You know, you're still going to have an opening for the camera but You know, this is one of those things it's not going to be fully But I think with the polycarbonate Front plate and you drill a hole you could probably do a gasket and tpu or just use hot glue to really seal This pIR sensor to this plate the polycarbonate injection mold plate But otherwise I think it's going to be a pretty good solution You got plenty of room in there for some bird feed and uh That's pretty much just a bit. Let me show you the uh picture I took earlier this morning on my Adderfruit IO dashboard Well, it's more of the feeds but Here is a picture of adobot Pretty much just perched up right here So he was kind of like this Size-wise we were saying it should be good enough to get like a yeah So the distance, you know, I'll play with that. Hopefully the bird will be in frame And uh, you know the the pIR sensors position pretty low because that's where the bird's going to be like pecking Yeah, um, so hopefully that's good. Um It'll be tricky kind of angle the camera lens to be like pointing down Um, so that might be an issue, but you know, we'll see we have yet to see And then uh, what is it? What does a bird look like compared to a squirrel? Like does it? We don't know yet But you can see here. This is the image that the uh that it captured with the pIR sensor Um, yeah, so that's kind of what I got going on little bird feeder Yeah, that's oh Maybe in a couple weeks We'll see That is super cool. Fetty is working on a um, AI bird song identity product bird song And uh, that's cool. Wow. There's a chart here that shows you um, some data here on the different birds It's funny. I actually go around and save like bird songs and then play them back to the birds As I'm walking around nice That's funny. Yeah, and you can play them back and uh, how to communicate with the bird Yeah, although I think it makes them mad the um cardinal, especially Oh, yeah, don't do that scooping down at me. So I'm like, ah, play the song back to him It's a it's a cry for a battle cry something Um, yeah, so uh, I'll post this up Brent I've been working on it in the background just kind of to get queued up so that when we're done with the shoulder bot We can focus again on the the bird feeder I think having even just a bracket for the weatherproof enclosure is a good useful Mount so that you can enclose maybe you want to throw this outside and take some time lapse outdoor time lapse photography Having a waterproof in this enclosure is nice and having that pcb bracket is kind of essential because otherwise just kind of floating around in there And we currently have if you go to The Adafruit shop Let's go to a small weather And you should see it momentarily here it is. This is it does what the front cover looks like again. It's polycarbonate. So it's shatter resistant Um There's a whole data sheet on the material that they use. It's some really good high grade abs plastic mixed with some like special resin, but there you can see the internal um mounting Standoffs they had they're threaded. They come with screws these screws are plastic And there's a gasket you can just make out the gasket here the white thing on the outside that's uh That basically seals um the two pieces together and it prevents from any moisture to getting in there And uh, yeah plastic screws, huh pretty cool Um, so I have a model of it. I'll release that. Um, you can fit about an Arduino size thing in there Looks like a promo proto just about fits, but that's nice. Oh, wow. Yeah, we're just about the fifth corners. Yeah But I haven't used this yet and uh, look at that. Even the dimensions are on the outside for the mounting holes. It's pretty nice Yeah, um, I really like it. It's a little chunky for this project. It really makes a lot of sense Oh, no, if that's all the stuff you needed to Yeah Looks like it's been used a few times mailbox notification. Uh, trinket bluetooth alarm system And um, yeah, I don't think you'll need to access the usb other than charging the battery Um, but it's it's relatively easy to take it apart. So This is one of those caveats. I think charging the battery will be a thing. Yeah Um, but yeah, if you want the weatherproof case you can pick one up See any questions? I mean I need to expose my usb cable on the roba Hmm Maybe Just so it could be powered because Especially you're walking around It'll drain Yeah Well, you have plenty of room in there for bigger battery. Maybe go with the 2200. Yeah, um Yeah, yeah, that should you have a nice little bit of cavity on there, but then the caveat is oh, no No, it's gonna weigh more Exactly. Oh, no, I want that waste more power trying to push. I have your object. Well, you can use a bigger servo Uh, or just have the wire Coming out into my back pocket with the background. That's a good idea too I'll look like a vision pro user. Yeah, I think that's standard. I think External wires coming out. Yeah Although I used to do that with the google glass When I was charging right So is that a stock please sign up to get notified when they're back in stock And what other product did we showcase? I posted the OPR the oh microservo Yeah, these actually come with a jst 3 pin. So that connects to the what I'm hosting. Yeah, really nice No, sorry. Yeah. No, I had one that That's why I didn't send you that one Sorry Yeah, so that would be nice. I had to plug into the memento And then I wish the pyr sensor came with one of these guys because I had to solder directly to it It comes with this little thing, but it's not, you know It only goes to that and like it's too bulky to fit. Yeah to fit inside the case. So You could I think I used the jumper The socket jumper cables work Okay, we'll give that a try And I think those are all the parts Yep And that's what we are Prototyping if you want to pick up anything in the shop that we talked about that's in stock you can use our 10% off a discount code Camera box. Ah camera. That's why we call the camera box. You have a box. I have a box and they both I got a cylinder cylindrical box, whatever We um, said he is saying uh That playing back the bird music is illegal in parks Oh, wow. Yeah, I did not know that it makes sense though They're like endangered birds and stuff and he has a story here on Saw some toucans.  Yeah Yeah, if anyone has any fun ideas for the bird feeder, let me know Be interesting to see what animals approach it. I'm thinking squirrels and birds.  I think it puts the whole link so far. Yeah, we're we're hope we're thinking of probably a pretty short show because uh No lord died this week, but next week You can jump into community makes Pretty cool little fidgets Yeah, all right. Let's play the video. Let me that's muted All right this week on community makes we got this cool little stretchy fidget as uh I'm liking the way this is stretching these little bars go between these circles in on each uh in on each other And they stay all together allowing you to move Move them like across themselves until they hit like the end of the wall there And then they also have a couple of different shapes. They have a circle as well That's not like a square, but man, these are difficult to print They look difficult to print Because anything with a thin body thin walls. It's the whole thing is thin walls. It's a lattice Yeah, um, so there's a ton of attraction. This is a great It's nothing but attraction for tests for your 3d printer. Yeah I first saw this on uh, I think instagram But I looked at I was like, oh wow, this is a really cool printed place And it showcases how you can uh, you know create um this mechanical hinge Um with this, you know lattice. It's pretty cool. I haven't quite seen it before Um, it's difficult to tell on a single extrusion print. Yeah, what's going on, but it's easier to print on that I'm guessing that's why because you're changing the the The head the color as you're printing each layer And I think that's what was pulling it away from the um the bed Yeah, it reminds me of those science toys that you would see at science museums It would be a ball and then it would expand out to this giant thing and it kind of showcases how You know mechanisms can uh kind of hinge down to change its form So that's a pretty cool principle Looks like a dual extrusion, of course Yeah, with the colors Where am I? There it is. So it is a free design. It's from tumbo designs Comes in different shapes Dual extrusion single extrusion Uh, there's a video about it. You can check that out Um print settings make sure you have a lot of bed adhesion Yeah, we'll film it. I used a brim So if you like one millimeter brim Yeah, I did have to do a ton of cleanup. I'm just removing it off from the bottom But it cleans up pretty good. Yeah, and then even the fails you can see this right here at the bottom Because of the rest of it did not fail. It kind of carries along with it. And then you can't tell It was a fail a color combo there Yeah And I really like this um really good inspiration for if we needed to make a fancy hinge like that There it is Be as part of the whole I don't know. Is this a wing or something I could be Yeah, I don't know Servo on this. Yeah, it's a good. It's a good concept, but uh applying it to something Else would be interesting. I don't have any ideas right now. I had spaces in there, but yeah, maybe something Maybe we'll come up with something Uh squid at jpeg is saying uh squirrels around here will chase the birds away from the feeder. I can see that I wonder if there's a way to Remotely like trigger the buzzer to scare them Go away or something. You know what I was saying. Have a servo Trap the uh, not the animal but trap to cover the electric you had enough, you know You've had enough like No That'd be kind of neat the uh one of those squirrel capturing devices But no, we just want to feed the animals. We don't want to harm the animal It's a trade, you know, we give them food and in return we take their likeness and sell their data online Well, the squirrels here eating through the car, so They don't get a free pass There's the squirrels with the mice squirrels The mouse and a rabbit We were on a walk yesterday and we saw what we thought was a rat. It turns out it's a muskrat Which is the first time I've seen a muskrat. It's a bigger It's huge. It was a huge Mars, you know animal Rodent, I guess you call them. They had this giant thick tail. We caught on video It was walking so slow because it was so heavy They had eatants. I don't know what it ate, but Oh, there you go. Squid says, uh, squirt it with a jet of water Funny. Ah, like a cat on your counter Yeah, yeah, it'd be cool to do something with one of those Valves that we sell that are mechanical All right Yes Let's uh check in. Let's see the first one is We got a remix For our heat set insert rig. This is by one two three cure one two one on think on sorry print of printiverse printables.com This is an add-on to the project It it's a bit of a storage piece Combined with the counterweight Um, it has these little holders for the cnc kitchen Uh add-ons for the soldering iron That's a pretty clever use of the counter thing because these are brass and they're going to be heavy anyway And uh bolt them in place. So when you're, you know, swapping out different, um, sizes for your heat set inserts You can all house them in the same kind of thing, which is a pretty cool idea So I love seeing these additions. There's so many add-ons to this project. It's really Kind of developed the life of its own. Um Yeah, so it's cool. It's cool to see All right shout out to them for posting that After that we have a make From zen re on printables.com It's the circuit playground snap fit case If you have a circuit playground express and you want some way to kind of You know mount it to something else or just protect it. You can three-point this simple snap fit case um Zen re says, uh 80 fruit snap fits are always a joy I find it hilarious that we all install the cpe upside down But I really like how that tones down the neopixels and uh protects the board Uh have a protective case gives me some peace of mind when I lend this board to buddying makers Yes, very nice And this comes in different sizes as you can see I think we printed a Star in some other shapes After that Boss for the past but still relevant an octoprint rig for your pie tft 3.5 inch This is a sort of a remix add-on For a viper printer And it kind of angles it um So it's got like this additional bracket that Props it up at an angle and it holds houses the pie The raspberry pie in the uh the pie tft touch display And that that was our original thing it has a stand but this one looks like it You know attaches directly to the printer, which is nice Okay after that Another blast from the past. Uh, this was posted up by zarith They said I had to edit this a bit to align it to his own lamp But it looks nice and it fits other ikea lamps in their apartment This was a uh a lamp shade that I designed It can be dual extruded or a single extruded but the idea is it's geometric Has a diffuser I originally printed this on a dual extrusion ultimaker, but they printed it uh Just the uh just the geodesic bit of it for their ikea lamp It's kind of it's kind of a new design it prints without any supports amazingly But love me some triangles and thanks zarith for posting that up After that we have another uh add-on for the uh the heat set insert rig This is um, I needed a quick and easy way to mount and unmount a pencil soldering iron came across two good Designs and combine them this is supposed to buy again one two three d or one two three q or one two three So here's a photo of the clamping mess mechanism So you can easily take the soldering the pencil soldering out of its housing Pretty cool Pretty cool, huh Yeah After that we have our first make of the led holiday tree using led noodles Looks really nice. Just posted it by afp 316. It was a perfect christmas gift. Oh, wow let's see a bit of a challenge to build just because it's like a lot of a lot of wiring I remember it being challenging especially when I documented it um But hey, it worked out. I'm glad it worked out and you have all the different colors and stuff that you can uh apply that you can use rather All right after that we have another make of the zelda breath of the wild guardian sword with new pixel IDs Supposed to buy ross Hendrickson modified it to fit the bamboo bed and went with the cheap fairy lights embedded versus the new pixels It's four dollars versus a hundred dollars. I still need to add some black accents mice on loves it That looks nice even with fairy lights. It's it's gonna be fun time Good use of the colors too. Very cool. Yeah Yeah, this was uh, we need to upgrade this We're talking about what board actually use probably a prop maker most likely. Yeah Yeah, there's no sound effects in it, but uh We just need to update it so it's no longer Arduino and uh You know a low power Proper mounts. Yeah, we can add accelerometer and sound effects all that stuff now with that. Holy crap Yeah, it's pretty bare bones, but at the time it was still like really cool Yeah, lots of makes on this one on Thingiverse especially because it's It's kind of dated now as you can tell with the electronics, but a lot of folks still are making it which is super cool Maybe we'll make a some zonai Is that what they're called the zonai? Maybe we'll do something like that ancient sword something And that concludes the community makes I think everybody's you're posting up your makes. 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From Hollywood, the Hollywood Radio Theater. Flontane and Joseph Cotton in September affair. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. A thought that has intrigued many people from time to time is the possibility of starting life anew under another name and in a different environment. In tonight's play, September affair, we will tell you the love story of two people who met under circumstances that gave them this chance for a new life with a newly discovered love for each other. And as our stars of this very human drama, which Hal Wallace turned into one of his beautiful productions for Paramount, we have the original fine artists, Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cotton. Tonight's play has the romantic background of Naples, Capri and Florence. Now, September affair, starring Joan Fontaine as Malina Stewart and Joseph Cotton as David Lawrence. Italy, the seaport of Naples. A moment ago at the airport, the plane from Rome made an unscheduled landing for repairs. Among the passengers are two Americans, strangers, save for this chance meeting on the plane. I don't suppose they have any idea how long we'll be delayed here. Oh, I'm sure we'll make connections all right. You're in a hurry to get back to New York, aren't you? No, I suppose I am. Well, in a way, I'm glad we had to land. I've never been in Naples before. The Italians say, see Naples and died. I've never seen it either. There wasn't time. There never is. Atenzione, attenzione. Atence felice buonni, venti minuti, venti minuti. This will be leaving in 20 minutes. In the Italian minutes, they have to change the fuel pump, replace a gasket. How can you tell? I'm an engineer. If we take American mechanics at least two hours. Well, then there's time, isn't there, to see Naples, I mean. What are we waiting for? Oh, my name is Lawrence, David Lawrence. I'm Annina Stewart. How do you do? Miss Stewart, would you care to share a Neapolitan taxi with me if there is a thing? Well, I'd like to very much. Thank you. I'll say this much. Lunch on a terrace is the decided improvement over lunch on the plane, even if the music is only from a phonograph. Oh, yes. And ravioli con salsa and chianti and basubi is all in the middle of the day. It makes me feel very special. Counties disappeared, yet. Signora, una otra battiglia chianti. Signorsi. Your Italian's improving. Two months in Italy and I've learned two words. Two hours with you and I'm a linguist. I should have met you sooner. Ecco il vino. Che s'appori provi questo. This is carrusso specialita. I remember seeing an alpinavasi young girl carrusso once a year. Buono, eh? Excellent. Americano. Me? Oh, no, no. Me, italiano. What are you? Oh, amiciaini. Oh, oh, oh. Spannano wife, eh? No, no. We're brothers. Oh, capito. You stay here. I give you nicer room, a good food, and you'll take a nice excursion to Capri. Oh, Capri, bellissima. Oh, it sounds wonderful, but unfortunately, we have to go back to America in exactly 42 minutes. Oh, to be so near Capri, enough to see it. It's so cruel. Christi, always in a hurry. Why you come here if you're always in a hurry? I came to Florence to visit a friend. I had to put some distance between me and myself. Oh, now I know where I saw you before yesterday in the travel office in Rome. And you were engrossed in a letter? Yes. From my wife. You like to see this? It's a book. Full of photographic records. Oh, yes, yes. And Americans told you to leave them to me?  Ah, la guera, la guera. Oh, look at this one. All alone by the telephone. I used to dance to that.  Oh, here's one of my favorites. Well, let's play it here. I'll put it on. I haven't heard it in years. What is it? Well, put the needle down. You'll see. Days grow short in the weeks of September. And the autumn weather, known as the leaves, sticks out. One hasn't got time for the waiting day. For the days dwindled on. Of course so. Much too young to appreciate the words. Well, I hope so. Now, let me listen. See that speck up there in the sky? Mm-hmm. That's our plane. Oh, no. I'm afraid we missed it by about ten minutes. Well, apologize to the Italian mechanics. I certainly will. And I'm very sorry. Hell, as much as my fault is yours. And besides, Naples was worth it. Oh, I could cable them to hold the plane at Madrid and charter another to get us there. Well, if they would hold it. Mm-hmm. Oh. I know it must be terribly expensive chartering a plane, but I... No, no, no, no. That isn't that. I was just thinking, don't misunderstand me now. What I'm going to say is not very conventional. But I was just thinking about Capri. It would be wonderful if we could spend a few days there. I mean, the way we've spent the last two hours. Would be nice. And frankly, I'd love to. I'm going to America for a concert in... Well, it's terribly important to me. Of course. Sing it? Pianist. Famous? Ever heard my name before? No. Well, there's your answer. The concert's a month away, and I'm scared of it, and all the worlds and an awful mess, and I may never get back here. Let's be unconventional. Let's be unconventional. Now, where'd that taxi go? Sorry, I've been waiting for you. And I thought I was going to surprise you. I have a feeling I look ridiculous in these clothes. There's a shop just across my hotel, but it seems nobody in Capri sells anything, but sports clothes. You look just like the man I'd love to have breakfast with. Well, I've made a few arrangements. After breakfast, we get in a rowboat, and the guide's going to row us all around the island. Wonderful. The grotto's too, I hope. That works. Come along. There's a little cafe on the water, and the boatman swears there. They have to serve the most wonder. What's he saying? Well, it seems as respectable tourists we should try the famous echo of the grotto. So, think of something original. Oh, that's easy. Manina! Oh, by the way, that's an Italian name. You're American. Manina! My real name is Marianne. Oh, he doesn't mean you. Well, a long time ago, when I was a little girl, I couldn't pronounce Marianne, so I called myself Manina. No, I've been Manina ever since. I'm David because my father was David, and my grandfather was David, and my great-grandfather was David. And your son, in case you have a son, is David, too. Oh, yes. Now, what's he saying? Well, it seems as respectable tourists we must also see the blue grotto because he's a brother there who's a guy. Well, let's not disappoint his relatives. What are you talking about? He has an uncle with donkeys. Oh, well, good. And after the blue grotto, the uncle with the donkeys will take us up to the cliff to the tower of Tiberius. Oh, this is going to be quite a day. Well, David, you would like to go with me? Of course I would. I wouldn't miss it for the world. What a lovely day. Thank you so much. It's the best time I've had in years. That sounds a little sad. What have you been doing? No, it's a long story. It's late.  Oh, do me one favor, will you? Mm-hmm. Well, the next time I order spaghetti, floating in butter, take the plate and pour it over my head. What if you win this? No excuse for me puffing like an old locomotive just from climbing a flight of stairs. And from now on, it's going to be less food and more exercise. Starting in the morning with a swim before breakfast? Good. Well, I'd better get... David, wait. That long story. What I've been doing? Mm-hmm. Well, briefly, I've been making money. It took me 16 years to build up my factory until it runs itself and raise the son whom I hardly ever see. I kept busy all my life, and then one day I woke up and began to wonder, what's it all for? Where do I come in? And then you decided to take a trip alone. That's about it. Good night, David. Good night. You haven't said a thing for 15 minutes? Oh, sorry. Would you like to take another swim? No. Well, then we'll talk. What do you want me to say?  Something to bore me. Why? Well, we've been here for two days, and you haven't said a word or done anything I didn't like. Oh, you should see me at the Bayshore Country Club. I can be an awful bore in the proper surroundings. You live in Bayshore? No, but we spend our summers there. It's nothing like this. If we had any sense at all, we'd leave Capri and go straight back to Naples. I'm going to Naples, David, tonight. Do you mean I've succeeded in doing the wrong thing? It's no use. I can't go on pretending. Pretending? That after today or tomorrow or in another week, two friends will say goodbye nice to have met you and go there our separate ways. Manina. I can't stay, David. Why not? I'm falling in love with you. I never wanted to hear anything so much in my life. It isn't our fault that we met. But it would be our fault if we stayed together.  When I left for Europe, we had decided on a divorce. Well, then let's make it right. If and when you're free, we can start all over again. Manina, that day in the travel office, that letter I was reading, it was from Catherine. She said she knows now that she can't give me the divorce. She'd agreed only to because, well, she was too proud to refuse. She says we have too many things in common to break apart that she's thinking of our son. She loves you too. I wonder. And just loving someone isn't enough. We never made each other happy. Isn't that important? I can't think like that. She's your wife and I'm not. But time it is, this demon leaves Naples. 10 o'clock. May I go back with you? I'll be leaving Naples on my first plane. I can get back to New York. Yes, of course. I'm going to check this down to check back with the airline's office. They think there'll be two seats on tomorrow's plane. We'll be in New York Tuesday. Yes, you know many people there? A few. Well, what's the news in the paper? Drink your coffee and I'll give you a complete report. Now let's see. Atchiston made a speech in Washington, Bevan in London. What did they say? I've no idea, but Russia says no. There's been a hurricane in the Philippines, a plane lost in the Mediterranean. The passengers and a crew. David, look, it's our plane. The one we missed. It's what? Listen, all hope abandoned after days of searching. A list of those missing on page three. Here, here, look. Your name, David Lawrence, New York. And here you are. Oh, don't you check the passenger list? It must have happened between here and Madrid before they noticed our absence. We'll have to send word immediately. Yes, of course. Let's get out of here. We'll go over to the post office and get these cabled ones. All finished? Yes, I just had two to send, one to my agent and one to Maria. Maria? Maria Salvatini, she's my music teacher in Florence. I have no family and, well, the others will find out soon enough. Well, let's get them off. We'll have to take them over to Manina. Wait. No, David, no. Don't say it. You thought of it too. But it's impossible. Why? To the world we're dead. Out of millions of people, we're the only ones who have this chance. Would we be happy? It would be so terribly cruel to the others. No, they've given us up. It's a miracle that we're here. We're only alive because we wanted to be together. David, I'm frightened. Not so much for myself, but what I'd be giving up wouldn't be very important, but you, they need you. I told you what that letter said. She'll never give me a divorce. We'd live like strangers for the rest of our lives. You have a son. Oh, he doesn't need me. He's ready for college now, and then he'll take my place at the plant. I'll have a fine life. I was younger when I lost my father. Perhaps they don't need you then, but are you sure you won't need them? I only want you. All right. I'm selfish. This time I'm thinking of myself. You know you're wrong. I only know that fate is offering us a new life, a wonderful, happy life. The only question we must answer is do we love each other? If you have the slightest doubt about that, then sign my name to this cablegram and send it. I'll wait for you outside. David, wait. Yes. We'll continue with this week's production of the Hollywood Radio Theater in just a moment. Make a friend and you make an ally. There's a thought for you to keep in mind as many another American has. In 1945, Lyle Hayden was sent to Iran by a privately financed organization to help the farmers with their agricultural problems. At first they were listless and disinterested, but Hayden started a small demonstration farm to show them what could be done. He began to drill for the water he was sure lay beneath the villages, and when he hit it, his second hand pump began pumping 15,000 gallons an hour. Now the Iranians welcomed his help. With their aid, he purified the water, removed the threat of malaria from the irrigation ditches, started a successful chicken breeding program. Then he opened a free school to teach the children reading and writing, and it was so successful that the Iranian Minister of Education asked him to organize his teaching methods in other villages. Hayden offered a teaching job to any young villager who could learn to read and write. The successful ones came from his night school classes. As the months and years went by, Hayden continued educational and agricultural programs throughout the country, and today what prosperity the present farmers of Iran enjoy can be attributed to the tireless work of Lyle Hayden, who combined the best qualities of missionary and businessman to win the thanks of a grateful people. Once again, an unselfish American proved that by helping others, you help your country. Now our producer, Mr. Cummings. Act two of September affair starring Joan Fontaine as Manina Stewart and Joseph Cotton as David Lawrence. It's several days later, and to all who knew them, Manina Stewart and David Lawrence died in a plane crash somewhere over the Mediterranean. Now in New York, David's wife has a visitor, a family lawyer. I wouldn't have bothered you, Catherine, but something's come up that I don't understand. It's all right, Charles. I'm glad you're here. I hope you won't mind a personal question. Tell me, was your marriage happy? For a long time it was. Why? Well, do you know anyone by the name of Maria Salvatini? Did David ever mention it? I know. No, not that I can remember. Well, as you know, David had a special account set aside at the bank for charity. A check for a very large sum has been drawn against it. Payable to this woman. Well, when was the check dated? The day before the accident. You have the right to stop payment, you know. It's David's money. He earned it. Let it go through. You asked if our marriage was happy. No, it wasn't, Charles. David changed in the first few years. Everything that was home to me had become a prison to him. He wanted a divorce? Yes, but in my last letter to him, I told him that I just couldn't. My marriage was my life. Maybe I've been terribly selfish, but I was so afraid of losing him. But he was on his way back to you. Yes, but for what? To try again, Charles, or to insist on the divorce. Now I'll never know. That woman's name, Salvatini? Maria Salvatini. She lives in Florence. If you want me to find out more about her... No, no. Not now, anyway. I... I have a lot of time, Charles. Mr. Lawrence? Yes? So, so you are David. I am Maria Salvatini. Niora, I'm so very happy to meet you at last. You have decided to settle down here in Florence, huh? Huh? And this, this is your Shangri-La. Yes, how do you like it? I left my courage at the gate. That was a mistake. I did not realize you had taken over any stage. Well, we were hoping you'd like it as much as we do. It's very beautiful. Now where is Manina? Still in the house, moving furniture around. May I go in? You want to see her alone, don't you? With your permission. She'll be delighted. This way. Well, you weren't supposed to be here until tomorrow. Everything's still in an awful mess. Being a woman and unpredictable like I'm at today. So, you giving up your concert. Years of work tossed overboard. David and I are tossing everything overboard. And you call this a life? To me, it's a suicide fact. You didn't say that when I found you. Oh, I was so happy to know you were alive. I can think. Now I can. It won't work, Manina. What you're doing is selfish. Cowardly. It's wrong. There's a poor foundation for happiness. Cowardly because we have the courage to start again? Or selfish because we don't want to hurt anyone? Or wrong because we're happy? And how long will it last? As long as we love each other? And have you for a friend? You've seen David? I met him on the drive. He has a charm, I suppose. Even though I don't approve of him. And so kind and thoughtful. Manina, I don't care what you do. As long as you're not fooling yourself. Dare I come in or should I walk around the grounds again? Oh, please come in. Maybe she'll stop scolding me. It's all right, Mr. Lawrence. I've said enough for the moment. By the way, the bank called me this morning that the check you sent to me went through. Oh, good. Now you can start your brave new life. Well provided for by the old one. But what if someone in New York wonders why you make me such an unusually generous gift? What then? No, my wife would never question that. No? She sound like a splendid woman. Even so, what about your papers, your passport? Passports are good for a couple of years. And the servants solved the name question. They insist on calling him Sr. Lorenzo. And if Sr. Lorenzo runs into an old friend, who knows him? Well, very simple. I grow up there, at the spot. Oh, I give up. I knew this visit would be useless. But at least I got it off my chest. You wouldn't be my old Maria to have. Well, you'll make me work if I stay. So I'd better go. I'll phone you tomorrow. And just as soon as this place is in some sort of order. Yes, yes, of course. Goodbye. I'll see you at the gate. If I found my way in without the compass, I can certainly find my way out. Goodbye, Mr. Lorenzo. Goodbye, Sr. Lorenzo. Manina, has she been upsetting you? Of course not. She's the best friend I have. Look, we're starting a new life, but it won't work unless we're absolutely honest. We mustn't lie ever, even for the sake of not hurting each other. Promise? I promise, David. I love you so. David, how long have you been standing there? I really don't know. I was rather impressed with the music and your eyeglasses. Oh, dear. My last secret is out. Only when I read or practice. No, no, no, no. Keep them on there. Come back on. Huh? Well? If I were you, I think I'd give up reading and music.  Well, that takes care of me. Here. How would you like to read the news instead of just guessing at it? Oh, the New York Times. Only two days old. September the 5th. September the 5th. Well, temper's certainly does fugitive. What does September the 5th mean to you? Remove your glasses. Why?  As long as you continue to shower me with presents, everything will be all right. You remind me of a Shetland pony my father bought for me once. Was it clever? Handsome with a porcelain cap? It was my very first recollection of complete happiness. Any other recollection? Oh, lads. But one that happened right here in Florence aren't enough. I'd won a scholarship to the Royal Conservatory and Marie and I went to a wonderful little restaurant to celebrate. Do you think you could find it again? I'm sure I could. Then let's go. We'll walk. Or will we? Oh, lads. I'll show you the entire city of Florence. The beautiful city of Firenze, named for the flowers.  But after all, they're not as pretty as you are. And I'll show you the statue by Michelangelo. He's called Avid. Like all great men. Was I right about this restaurant? Perfect. Just like Greenwich Village. Oh, no. David. What happened on the 5th of September? It's my son's birthday. Oh, well, it's... Have a drink to him. This wine reminds me of that little cafe in Naples. I wish they had that old phonograph here. That's where we really discovered each other, isn't it? The September song. Play it for me, Menina. There's a town over there. In front of all these people? Oh, come on. You've played for a large audience in this. Well, you come with me. Please, don't stop. I don't mean to horn-insert, but hearing that song, I knew you were Americans. Are you a lonesome couple? Yeah, yes I am. I'm stationed in Trieste. Very few Americans there. I have to be back tomorrow. And how have you liked Florence? Well, I'll tell you one thing, ma'am. I've never seen so many statues in my life. It doesn't sound to say you've had a very good time. Are you with someone here? Well, no. No, I'm not. Why don't you join us? Yes, please do. Just don't stop playing, ma'am. Well, I won't. I'm determined to finish it. More wine, Johnny. Oh, yeah. Thanks a lot. Now, where was I? You were describing a dream named Carlotta. Yeah, yeah, Carlotta. Well, she wanted to come with me. See, but I said to myself, what's the use of bringing an Italian chick to Florence? It's like carrying coals to Newcastle. Well, I'm sorry I didn't. You can freeze to death in Newcastle. Carlotta? Yeah, here's a picture of that. Boy, is she terrific. And this other snapshot, your sister? Oh, no, no, that's Susie. McGurl and Cedar Falls. Cedar Falls, Iowa. Oh, wow. Yeah, I know just what you mean. Susie and Carlotta. Oh, everything's okay now. But what'll I do when I get out of the service? I'm nuts about them both, and it's awful. Young man, you've been drinking. Yes, ma'am, I sure have. It's enough to drive a fella to drinking. But you simply can't be in love with two women at the same time, Johnny. Well, nobody else can, but I can. I promised Carlotta I'd take her back with me, but when I show up in Cedar Falls with her, what'll Susie say? Cheer up, Carpool. You'd feel much worse if no one loved you. You don't get the point, Manina. He's serious. He wants to talk to someone so he can make up his mind and we're making progress. Definitely. Now, when you're out with Carlotta, are you really happy? Oh, like floating on a pink cloud. Then I get a letter from Susie and I wish I had a parachute. And you've just got to make your choice. That's just the trouble. Another step forward?  Look at the time. My train leaves in an hour and I'm in a bad enough jam without being able to. Anyway, thanks for the drinks, sir, and for talking to me. Even if you couldn't explain to me why a man can't love two women. Good night, ma'am. Good night, Johnny. Good luck. Everything's going to work itself out all right.  Thanks again. That boy worries me. I bet he worries Carlotta and Susie, too. No, no, I mean, he's pretty tight, isn't he? He'll never make that train. Go with him, David. See him off. And I'll get a taxi and go home. I'll be right along here. Thanks. Good morning. Oh, good morning. What are you doing up so early? Well, I was sleeping like a lamb until I heard the gate scraping. Oh, I was pruning the roses. Here. For you. Thank you. Incidentally, you look perfectly beautiful even at this on the holy hour.  He's practically ready. I'm practically there. Oh, three o'clock. You always make coffee in your sleep. That's an old family tradition. Johnny, get off all right. You know, after considerable detouring, you should have been with us. Oh, there are times when a lady should go home and make coffee. Yeah, in the restaurant, I reminded him of his father. When I finally got him on the train, I reminded him of his mother. Problem? All straightened out? All he needed was a little advice and all I need is a little sleep. But who won? Carlotta or Susie? Who do you think? I've no idea. Don't guess. Susie? Hands down. All he really loves is that farm in Iowa and home and all that goes with it. Susie. David, I want to ask you something. Oh, hmm. Please tell me the truth. Are you sure that you don't regret anything? When I saw you with that boy, I suddenly felt how much you missed your own son and all the things you've given up. Are you sure you've made the right choice? Please tell me. I wanted to know, David. Did you hear me? Don't ever leave me. Please don't ever leave me. Free of the Hollywood Radio Theater will continue in just a few moments. Make a friend and you make an ally. There's a thought for you to keep in mind as many another American has. A group of people in Seattle, Washington thought about it and did something about it. The owners of a large knitting mill there discovered that they had an overstock of yarns and pieces of material which they couldn't use. Well, day after day, they heard on their radios and read in the newspapers how badly Koreans needed warm clothing to survive the freezing winter. So they decided to do something about it. They got together with their employees and worked out a plan. Although the factory ordinarily closed at 4 p.m., the employees volunteered to work overtime without pay several evenings a week to make up the excess material and yarn into sweaters, especially small ones for children. The result? Within a short time, 150 sweaters plus other gifts from the workers at the mill were on their way via the Marine Air Force to be distributed to the Koreans who need them the most. Those Seattle folks have found great satisfaction in their unselfish work and they've discovered that by helping others, you help your country. Station Identification The curtain rises on Act 3 of September Affair starring Joan Fontaine as Manina Stewart and Joseph Cotton as David Lawrence. Two weeks have gone by. Bob from Florence in New York, David's wife is meeting once again with her lawyer. Now, what about my trip, Charles? Do you approve? If you really want to go, Italy is very beautiful. Is the boy happy you're taking him with you? Oh, he'd be very cross if he heard you say that. He's taking me. Catherine, you're planning to see that sort of a teeny woman in Florence? I might. That unanswered question still torments me. Why did David decide to come home? Well, perhaps she can give me the answer. Does your son know about her? Oh, yes, he's very much against my seeing her. He's right. Yes, he probably is. But don't worry, Charles. And thank you again for all your help. Hey, where is everybody? We're in the kitchen, David. Well, take time out. I'm going to fix a drink. Well, then make an extra one. Maria's here. Oh, fine. Hello, Maria. Hello. What's the point of, Marina? He seems to be completely happy. He wasn't happy when he left him this morning. Where'd you go, David? The river. I ran into an old love of mine. And you brought her home, no doubt? No, no, she was a little too heavy to carry. There was a man at the river, a city engineer, and he was working on a turbine, my turbine. Imagine a turbine from my own factory. Maybe you're quite homestick, huh? Not at all, Maria. I've spent enough years with turbines and factories.  But I had a wonderful time. And I got to thinking, Marina, that river out there, and the miles of barren land and the poverty and what could be done with turbines and dams the way we did in California and Tennessee. I thought you just said you spent enough years... There are times, you know, when I wish, Marina had never met you. And there are times when I wish... The engineer's name is Portini. He's going to Rome for a couple of weeks, and when he gets back, we're going to talk about it. Now, if you'll excuse me, I want to order some tactical books. Oh, you can mail a letter from me, Maria. Thank you. So you have a rival at last, Marina. Don Quixote fought when Nils. I can fight turbines. You seem to forget. Don Quixote lost the battle. Impressed, Marina, for the first time you have played like an artist. I just wanted to show you that I've been practicing. Maybe now you'll listen to me.  You must play your concert. Maria, please, not again. I've never been happy.  We discover radium. We swim in the channel. We... See? Well, let down me. Chef, what do you mean, ma'am? Ma'am, Catherine Lawrence decided to talk to you. I know this would happen. I know, Mrs. Catherine Lawrence. I know that one day she'll come here and ask questions, go through the other door. And the books, David's book, take them. Yeah, but she doesn't know who I am. Go, I tell you. I want to see her. I'll be back in a moment. You're incorrigible. May I enter, Mrs. Lawrence? Yes. Very good, Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs. Salvatini? I am very happy to meet you, Mrs. Lawrence. Forgive me, ma'am. The young lady who just left, at first I thought she was... She studied piano with me. We adopted each other many years ago. She's lovely. I'll bring the tea, Maria. You will? Join us. Oh, thank you. You must be wondering why I've come here. My son and I planned to visit the places my husband did before he died. Including this home, madam? Lemon or cream, Mrs. Lawrence? Oh, just lemon, please. And you're probably wondering about your husband's generous check. Oh, please. My visit has nothing to do with that. But I couldn't leave Florence without talking to you. I... I saw a boy in the entrance hall, Mrs. Lawrence. Is he your son? Yes. Oh, won't he join us? I... I don't think so. We must leave in a moment. But I... I've already learned something just from meeting you. I'd imagined you quite differently. You mean younger? Well, my husband seemed to be searching for something. Another sort of life, perhaps. When I first heard your name, I... I thought he'd found it. Tell me, do you know why he'd suddenly decided to come back to America? I'm afraid I don't. If I could only be sure that he took that plane of his own accord and not because of a letter I'd written to him, I... I wouldn't have this horrible feeling of... of being responsible. Mrs. Lawrence. I have a wonderful son, a name I'm proud of, independence, everything except peace of mind. I wish I could give you the answer, but I can't. Well, thank you for your kindness. I'll see you to the door. No, no, please don't bother. Goodbye, Mrs. Lawrence. Goodbye, and forgive me for the interruption. In all my life I never felt so ashamed. Liars and cheats, that's what we are. Please, Maria, don't make it worse for me. For you.  I feel sorry for her. Why did she go back on her word? Now that she thinks David is dead, it's... Well, it's easy to be generous. Ma Nina, this woman is his wife. She made him miserable and I'm making him happy. You really believe it? Yes, I do. We are happy. And nothing will ever part us. No, I do feel sorry for you. Mother, where are we going now? I told the driver to take us back to the hotel, dear. Mother, I... I think Father... Well, I think he's alive. David! Back there, I waited for you in the hall. A lady walked by with a tea tray. What are you trying to say? She's the same as the picture, mother. What picture? The picture that was in the newspaper after the plane crashed. This picture. I saved the clipping. I have it right here. Look at it. Ma Nina's cured. But I... I just met her. It explains the chap, mother. Father didn't give that money to Mrs. Salvatini. He needed it so he could live here. He's alive. Oh, thank God. Thank God. Where have you been all this time? Maria. I missed you. Hear your books, David. They finally came. Oh, good. Now I really can get at those plans. David. Hey, look. Just as I thought. Now I know it can be done. We divert the river, blast through these hills here, and... Oh, darling, I'm sorry. When it comes to work, I ought... Look, how about having dinner at that little place in town again? I don't want to go into town, not tonight. Then how about dinner here on the terrace? Candles, moonlight and mosquitoes. We can even... Oh, what is it, Ma Nina? Maria been at it again. David, I... I played the Rachmaninoff concerto for her. She wants me to go to New York. Do you want to go? No, but it's a great temptation. You gave up your work after you made a success, and I gave it up before. That's right. I never thought of it that way. David promised me something that if... that if I ever make you unhappy that... that you must leave me. I promise because that will never happen. Buonacera! Buonacera! Oh, Portini, I thought you were in Rome. Ah, you're right. Oh, I have a good news. Signor Portini. Oh, Signor. Good news is exactly what we need. Well, yesterday I have a meeting with the representative of the European Recovery Program. He's much interested in your ideas. Oh? He wants to know when you can go to Rome. Well, who is he? What's his name? Signor Duncan. George Duncan. You're him? No.  Yes. Well, I... I'm afraid I've been too optimistic, Portini, there. There are just too many difficulties. But... when I mentioned the difficulties, the salve told me they could all be overcome. All right. Maybe they can, but I don't want a job. I don't want to get that involved. But, Signor, all Mr. Duncan wants is to come. I've had experience with government jobs, headaches and red tape and, you know, very little money. It's not worth it. Bringing prosperity to this entire region is not worth it, Signor? I've worked enough. I'm... I'm sorry, Portini. I am sorry, too. More than you will ever know. Signor. Signora. David, what is it? George Duncan. I've known him for years. He's even a member of the Bayshore Country Club. No. Couldn't you... ...draw up the plans and let Portini carry them on? That's impossible. It calls for a man with connections. He'd have to go to Washington. But there must be some way... No, no, there isn't. So please, let's not mention it again. And... Oh, don't look like that, darling. It... It doesn't mean a thing to me. Not a thing. Come in, please. Thank you. I'm the meanest Stuart. I know. My mother isn't in. We're checking out at the hotel in a couple of hours. May I wait, please? If you want to. But if you came here to tell her that my father's alive... ...you're not telling us anything we don't know. Yes. That's why I came. It wasn't so hard to figure it out once we saw you. Your picture was in the papers.  I guess she just didn't see any point in staying. She's written a letter to him. I was just about to deliver it to Mrs. Havatini. We're not sure that she'll forward it. But of course she would. If you want me to, I'll give it to him. I believe you will. This is it, Mr. Stuart. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to pack. David, I... I beg of you not to judge your father too quickly. Don't hate him. I always loved my father. But he died when the plane crashed in the ocean.  No, don't say that. He's alive and he loves you. He speaks of you so often. My father is dead. Goodbye, Mr. Stuart. Manina, what's the matter? What happened in town? I've seen your wife and your son, David. They know all about us. When did they get here? I met your wife yesterday at Maria's. Oh, it's amazing, isn't it? Excellent detectives' wives make without any previous experience. Why didn't you tell me last night? I was too upset. And she's gone now, David. But she wrote you a letter. Here. I'll read it to you. Maybe you should. Concerned you as much as it does me. Dear David, I've tried to feel hurt and angry and jealous. But my overwhelming happiness that you're alive erases all of the thoughts. You are free, David. I'm returning home to go through with the divorce. Well, the walls have tumbled down and the prisoners are free. Yes, but free. We can be alive again. What did you think of my son? He's quite a fellow, isn't he? He said that he loved you and that you'd been a wonderful father and that he'd missed you terribly. I missed him more than anything. I can tell you that now.  Phone Maria, darling. This calls for a real celebration. Yes. It's funny. When we first met, we were on our way to America. But still on our way. Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be landing in New York in six minutes. You'll find your luggage in the customs office under the initial of your last name. Please fasten your seat belt. Excited, David? A little. Just appointed to. Disappointed? Just occurred to me. I never saw Capri again. I was sound asleep when we flew over it. I saw it. It looked very lonely. David, that cable I got from the agent just before we left, after the concert in New York, I have to go straight to Philadelphia. Another recital? Yes. Well, Philadelphia isn't far away. You'll be a great success, darling. Will I? Thank you, David.  David. But I still had my key, so I just walked in. I wanted to see you. I hoped you would. How is David? He's fine. He enrolled at Columbia yesterday. I'd like to see him before I leave. You're going away? Washington, a new project. Biggest thing I've ever tackled. That's wonderful. Catherine, I don't want to tell you any lies, I don't know yet what the truth is myself, but thank you for your letter and your understanding. Right to me, David. I will. And thank you for not asking me anything. Dad! Hello, David. It's so good to see you. Thanks. I wanted to go to the airport, but, well, I wasn't here when the cable arrived. Is it true?  I don't know, David. I need time to find myself. Good back way. See you soon, Dad. Turn driver, this is the international airport. That's right, Mike. I told him to, David. But the plane from Philadelphia doesn't leave from here? I'm not going. Well, where are you going? I've changed some plans, David. I'm going to Brazil. How long will you be gone? Two weeks or a month? Manina, how long? I'm not sure, but I... Why are you going? What's happened to us? I wanted to go away before, but I wanted you to be the one to say goodbye first. It would have been easier for you. Oh, I wouldn't. Oh, no, let me finish, David. We've tried to hide from the past. But our roots are there, yours and mine. And we can't help it. When I met Catherine and David, that was my goodbye. And when you read a letter and told me how much you missed him, that was yours. There's a great difference between seeing your son and being with him. Well, even if all you say is true, we love each other. I love build-on deception. It had to end, perhaps. If you'd asked me, I'd stay. But we know it would be wrong. So don't ask me if you love me. If I love you. Passengers for Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires will please step to the reservation counter. Goodbye, David. You're staying, Mr. or do you want to take the cab back? Wait here, please. No. I'll go back now. Our stars will return. The story is told about a couple of tourists who are going through an art gallery in Italy. One man, obviously tired of sightseeing, announced to everyone within hearing, ah, you call this art? Nothing but faded paint and cracked canvas. We got better stuff on our calendars at home. An American serviceman overheard this and saw how it offended the Italians. He turned to the man and said, Sir, the paintings here are not on trial. The people who come to see them are. The frowns of disapproval on the faces of the Italians were erased by smiles of understanding, and the incident was widely repeated. There was a small thing, but even small things can have tremendous results. Such acts by you and your friends today are shaping our world of tomorrow. Now here's Mr. Cummings with our stars. We want to thank them for two beautiful performances, Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cotton. Joan, I know you've just returned from Europe. Did you visit all those wonderful places in Italy? Well, only Venice this time. You know Joan, I made September affair in Italy. Oh, it would have been hard to duplicate that glorious Italian landscape. Weren't you making a picture this time, too, Joan? Yes, in Spain and in England. Well, I had an apartment in Paris, too. Oh, Joan, any fashion tips for me to take home to my wife? Yes. This season all fashionable women would have the slim silhouette look. Silhouette? You mean string bead. Well, I go to television. The string bead neckline will set it back 20 years. And we're happy to congratulate such a lovely girl as you on your recent marriage and welcome you back to the States. Well, I had to come home early. There was so much excitement going on. Yes, and we have an exciting new show for next week that you won't want to miss. It's a thrilling drama from Paramount Pictures. The search by an ex-serviceman for a mysterious girl he met during the war. You won't want to miss Captain Kerry, USA. And starring in her original role will be lovely Wanda Hendricks. And as a costar, that exciting new personality, Charlton Heston. Sounds great, Irving. Good night. Good night. Good night, and we'll be seeing you. News for Mr. Irving Cummings. Our orchestra is under the direction of Rudy Schrager. This is Ken Carpenter inviting you to join us next week at this same time for another presentation of the Hollywood Radio Theatre. Radio Theatre is a presentation of the United States Armed Forces Radio Service.


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It was just in a bad spot. I was meant to die in the car. November the 20th was a Friday, so it was just after work, just going to a mate's house having beers, and I took it a bit too far. Everything's what happened in the front yard, and he had his keys and then he dropped them, so I ran out and picked up the keys. Went inside and put them on the kitchen bench. And I talked them back, and I'm like, I'm driving, and that was about it. I just had this horrible gut feeling. All these lights coming down the driveway, and it was actually the police officer that turned up at the door. It just sank. I was panicking. I was hysterical. I was screaming. Just getting to the hospital. I've got to see my boy. I don't want him dead. I've got to see my boy.   I had five brain hemorrhages. I had a chip on my C4, a punctured lung. I lost 80% of my vision. All I could think of was, I just want to get out of this place.  I was just hating myself. What I would like you to do is each day tie and untie your shoelaces more than once, okay? There's a little bit of a sensory difficulty there with actually grabbing onto that shoelace. When you're in hospital, you have all the nursing care and support, and so when you get home, you actually realise how difficult it's going to be, washing, dressing, you know, making your own lunch. You've got the order, right? You've got it sorted? What does Mum want? A garlic aioli. Where? This way. Let him find it. Thanks, baby. Do you want to just give Mum some feedback about your rap-making skills? My rap-making skills are s***.  It's hard on him, and you watch him go down, and it breaks your heart. He was just a friendly kid, you know, like we used to do lots of sports. Every sport under the sun. You used to buy us a ticket? Yeah. This makes me really sick. I guess everything is just frustrating because I used to be so good at everything. I used to be so independent, but now I have to have someone with me to look after me. It's all done now. It's all happened. I can't really do anything about it.  I was lucky enough not to hurt someone else while I was drunk driving. I mean, there's plenty of other things that I could have done to prevent this happening. I was just not thinking properly, and I just took off.  Just get someone to pick you up. It's not worth it. It really is not worth it.


Well, my name is Agnette Holland and I'm from Norway. I'm working in Norway. I am the president of FIA, the International Federation of Actors. So I'm both working as an actress and representing all the actors of the world as a FIA president. And I'm so honored to be in Beijing and I'm so excited about what is going on here and we actually change the history. I'm Jean Rogers. I started acting after going to drama school and I've been acting on and off for about 40 years now, a long time. I'm Benoit Machuel. I'm a violinist and I also represent the International Federation of Actors. My name is Fern Downey. I'm a Canadian actor and I am thrilled to be here for the Beijing Treaty. Oh my God, we finally did it. My name is Esperanza Silva. I'm an actress. I'm a Chilean. And I represent all the Chilean artists and also Latin America through Latin Artists. Hi, my name is Simon Burke. I'm an actor from Australia and I'm so honored to be in the room on this incredibly historic day when the Treaty for Audiovisual Performances has been adopted. Finally, after 51 years, audiovisual performers are not second-class citizens. You know, along with audio performers and along with producers, along with authors, we are now recognized as having economic and moral rights over the content that we perform in. And it's crazy that it hasn't happened before but it's just so, so important that it's happened now. So the Beijing Treaty is just, it's a marvellous, marvellous thing that is happening. And we have been working for this for like more than 20 years. Lots of people all over the world to make it possible for actors to keep on acting and for the audience to actually have the privilege of seeing all kinds of films, all kinds of movies, all kinds of audiovisual stuff. This is really a very exciting moment, I think, for actors around the world. I'm also here as a vice president of my union, Equity, British Equity. And so therefore I feel very responsible for all our members who work in the profession and who will be able to take advantage of a right now, a right not only to be paid but to be recognized. I mean, there's a relief, there's a release of joy, I think, after all this hard work. 20 years is a long, long time. So today there's sort of, it's a punctuation. It's a period. We did it. We got here. We're building respect for audiovisual performers all around the world. For performers, whether they're actors, singers, dancers, it's very, very, very important. We live in a world now where broadcasting, the platforms are getting bigger and bigger, more and more of them. Our work goes out. We don't know where it's going. We don't know who's seeing it. And the opportunities for that to be played and you get no recognition are vast. But this treaty will actually put on record how important our role is. We interpret what people write. And writers have had these interviews. And I think it's important that we have the opportunity to see what our role is. We interpret what people write. And writers have had these intellectual property rights. But the audiovisual performers haven't. But now, well, now the future is starting to open up for us, I believe. I was speaking, as you probably know, on behalf of the International Federation of Actors, which is quite a daunting thing. I have to say for an actor to get dressed up in a suit for a start. Usually you only get dressed up in a suit if you're playing a copyright lawyer. But to actually come all the way to Beijing and be one of very, very few performers in the room and actually to get to tell my story is a really important thing. Because, of course, they're all kind of articles and perambulations and I can't even think of preambulations, sorry. And agreed statements and stuff like that. Which different countries and different entities will argue over and try to get absolutely right. But the reason we're here is the absolute fundamental right to have some economic rights and moral rights over our work. I'm very happy. I think I represent the sense of all the Spanish-American artists that this treaty on protection of audiovisual artists has finally been signed. I think that for many years we have been fighting to achieve it and that it carries the name of Beijing, of this city, full of culture, full of history. It's a great honour for us. I just think that finally in the 21st century we have come to a position where not just audio performers who have had these rights for many, many years, but audiovisual performers, when you think about what content is, the content that you and I look at every day, without performers, audiovisual performers, there would be no content. There might be a couple of World of Beasts on the National Geographic Channel that we might watch, but I mean basically everything that we watch, everything, all the stories that we love and the way that we share our cultures is all about performers.  People are able to keep on acting and making good stories in the audiovisual field, which actually means basically films, I mean pictures that are moving. That means that the content will be conveyed to the audience and they will have much more audience to keep on enjoying and be provoked by or cry by or laugh bad. I mean we have the whole register of content here. The importance is that actors all over the world will be actually able to keep on working and be protected when they work. It's interesting because I'm a stage performer as well as a film and television actor and it's funny, you know, if I go into a show every night I've just been doing Mary Poppins for Disney in Australia all around Australia, you know, I go and I do the performance, I get paid for that, that's it, goodbye. But if that performance is recorded, then it's there forever and the fact that, you know, I don't have, that a performer may not have the right to enjoy the use of that that other people have is just crazy really. And I think the interesting thing that Javier Badem said in our video is that it's not just about the big stars, it's not just about the big marquee names that we all know and love, but it's about hundreds and thousands of performers from every different country regardless, nationality or language or media or celebrity. It's about protecting all of us because performing is an incredibly difficult life that you choose. You don't, you have to really want to do it to make it your career because it's such a hard career and so any help that we can have at all to feel professional, to have the dignity, to continue our professions is welcome. This is so wonderful that we've, at long last after what, 18, 20 years of debating, we're here at a moment where things I think can turn around the corner for performers because of the way in which our work is. There's a feeling that anyone can do it, whereas in point of fact we are proud to be artists, we train, we have experience, we feel we have a value and I think the most wonderful and significant part of today is that that value is now being recognized. Well the thing about this treaty is that it stamps once and for all into international kind of acceptance that performers have the rights to economic and moral rights for their performances. We all start the really hard work of going home to our governments and saying we've done this in the world, now you at home in my government, wake up, implement this, ratify this, make it international legislation, make it real. The message for all governments in this new stage where the consensus has already been achieved here in Beijing is that it's not too late, that we don't have to wait years for this to be ratified by the states. This treaty will not only benefit artists, but also the culture of the world in general. This week in Beijing because of, I mean, the presidents that we've had and the way that the process has been, it's been this incredible positivity in the air and like people that I've seen in Geneva walking around with sort of worried faces or long faces, all because of this kind of, there's been a momentum here and the lawyers and the copyright guys and the representatives from various countries around the world, you've just felt ever since we've been here there's been this harm that something is going to happen. And I have to say that when I made my speech on behalf of International Federation of Actors, it was towards the end that I kind of started hitting me that how historic this is, that this is something that is so right and so just and it's finally coming true.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with Leighton Sports Cards. We're doing 21-22. Penini, Domros, Optic, Basketball, Hobby, Six Box Break, Number 41. Pick your team style. Got a list of our names and our teams next to me.  Andrew C. with the Rockets, Chester F. Nett, David S. Pistons, Ed B. Sixers, Eden R. with the Clippers, Eric K. Spurs, Evan B. Raptors, George J. Bucks, Harper B's, Got the Mavs, Magic, Warriors, Trailblazers, Wizards, thank you Harper, James E. with the Heat, Jason T. with the Kings, Joe M. Timberwolves, Lakers, Jonathan Q. Celtics, Jordan W. Pacers, Kahun K. Jazz, Rob C. Cabs, Robert S. with the Hornets, Ronald B. Got the Hawks, Ryan C. with the Nuggets, Ryan G. with the Pelicans, Ryan M. with the Grizzlies, and then Ryan S. with the Knicks. Saranak J. has got the Bulls, Scott Y. with the Thunder, Steven W. Sons. Let's get started guys. Good luck. Some Optic PYTs. I'm going to go live on TikTok for this one actually. One sec guys. Let me go live on TikTok. Earl really said Barcelona. Here we go guys. Let's do some Optic PYTs. Let's see what we're going to get in this one. Santy Aldema, Chris Middleton, non-Holo. Iowa Jisunmu bass rookie. Hello, Zach Levine. Where's Zion Williamson? Yeah, hopefully working out. Yes, there's Scottie Barnes bass rookie. There you go Raptors. Hello, Giannis Valenskunis. Big J. Big Val. Jalen Johnson. There's a hollow Evan Mobley, the rookies. There you go Cavaliers. That's Cal Raleigh. That's Cal Raleigh. There's a Cade bass we've got. Otto is Isaiah Todd. Going to the Wizards. There you go Washington. One of the last teams taken. I think that's Harper. I'm not mistaken. That is Harper B. I'm going to roll the dice for these right here. One, two, three, left, four, five, six, right. This will go for the rest of the break unless it's like a gold, an autograph, or something super low numbered. That went all the way over here. I'm sliding it out. That is a five. Going to the right for the entire break. So that'll go right with Trey Young. Oh yeah, we're onto the basketball portion for sure here, Indiana. There's the Photon error. That's DeMar DeRosin. Just a regular hollow. It's Kato. Got my brother, Will Barton, 73 out of 149. He got the athletic gene. 75 years, Chris Paul. Quentin Grimes. Got a red. Clay Thompson, 58 out of 99. There you go Warriors. Grats on that. Voyas. What's going on? Everyone on TikTok as well. Everybody of course over in YouTube and Twitch. John and Kominga bass rookie. Lamello Stargazing. Non-hollow there. Kirk, reigning threes, Mavericks. 37 on TikTok. Not bad, not bad. Jeremiah Robinson-Erl, Kwy Leonard, 75 years. Aaron Sharp. Lighted up. Devin Booker, not numbered.  Franz Wagner on TikTok. Luca, elite dominators, not numbered. Mavs again. That was a very post-marriagey start. It's kind of sad, yeah. Joe Weisskamp. There's a Kade the Rookie's Pistons. People go nuts in there. People are what? People go nuts in there. Such a different place. James Bookknight, Pete Marovitch, 75 years, Jess. It is the Wild West. It's long enough. Greg Brown. That's Damien Lillard. Lighted up. Trailblazers. Hollow. Alfred Schengun Hollow for the Rockets. Dearon Fox on the Hollow. Josh Christopher. And Orange, Dearon Sharp, 39 out of 199. Going to the Nets. Congrats, Brooklyn, BKN. I think it's Trash this year. Yeah, I mean, you can't really compare it to like 2018 or 2019, but I think it's pretty good this year. It's a good rookie class. It's like four, five, between five and six guys you're looking for for sure that are like huge hits. No, not bad. It's a flying high french fries, I like that name. Take that any day of the week, that name. It's a NBA basket. Jason Tatum, 75 years, Celtics. No downtowns in this, unfortunately, Max. Avaka Zubak on the Hollow for the Clippers. Yeah, we opened football. That'll be coming later in the day. Who is that, my Holmes? Lyme Green, Jonathan Kaminga. There you go, Warriors. That is 142 out of 149. Congrats, Golden State. That is Harper B. Nice one there. There you go, TikTok. Nice, Kaminga. Take that for sure.  Corey Kisper, Steph Curry. How do you get some laughs and stuff? I'm not the one who buys them, I just break. Chris Duarte, base rookie. Got a red deer in Fox. Five out of 99. That's Jersey number. There you go. Congrats on that one. Sacramento. I'm literally going to ban this guy.  IRL ban. Hello, Jaylen Green. I did that to Forrest yesterday on TikTok. They don't react to me. I go, he was doing personals and I go, is this a group break? Hello is Paul George. That's awesome, Holmes. Nice. It rated rookie out of 99. Jaylen Green. That's a solid hit right there, for sure. Dominators, Trey Young. They're coming to Orlando, right at the end of November. Maybe I will. The Hawks. Yeah, top NBA basket. What's your question, buddy? Kessler Edwards. Rookie auto. Going to the Nets. There you go, Brooklyn. Not numbered on that one. It's my Garuba. Okay, Damon Willis. Jayden Spring. I got Orange with Sean Holmes. That's a 44 out of 199. Going to the Kings. Keon Johnson. I'll go right with Tim Duncan. I believe that was, right? Yes, Tim Duncan in the spurs. We are not on what not right now. K-Cogs. We will be at some point, though. Blue James Wiseman, 22 out of 59. I don't know. You probably shouldn't give up on that basket. Shreve Cooper. Dwayne Wade going to the Heat. Cam Thomas. That's Luca Stargazing-Halla. And a Broncos. Isaiah Livers. LeBron James, 75 years. Best pulled today. Zach Levine. What did we pull today? That was big. Matisse Tell out of soccer was pretty big. Pink Mojo to 2 out of 250. No, that was fine basket. No worries, man. I'm being honest with you. I just have no idea. There's a little mellow second year hollow. What else did we pull? I don't remember, man. What else do we, I don't even remember what we opened. Hollow, Pascal Siakam. That'll do it for box number two onto box three here. Randy, let's go. You and I will go to the Magic Inn. Oh yeah, Sean can come too, because Sean's apparently now all in on the Magic. As of 10 minutes ago. Quentin Grimes, we've got Walt Frasier, retro series going to the Knicks. 10 out of 99. Nice auto there. Bill had a pristine. That was pretty big. This was a Russell Westbrook. I'll be down, Randy. Wendell Carter, Jr. Hollow. Sean is not a lifelong match. Come on. Sean is not a lifelong match. Love him forever. No, he is not. Man, see you up over there as a kid. Yeah, you sound like you're from England. Oy, mate. Yeah, I was there. That's hollow. There's a kid base rookie. There you go. Black Velocity, Tim Hardaway, Jr. For the Mavs. Nice one there. Dallas. That's sick. Love the black Velocity. That's 12 out of 39. One off Jersey number. Nenius Keita, reigning threes, Sineke Bay, second year. I do not have any tips, basket. I gotta be honest. I've never tried that before. Jonathan Kominga, Pete Marovitch, 75 years. Boston Trash. See, now you're speaking my language. Take, talk, chat. Someone's saying Boston's Trash. Franz Wagner rookie. Your band. Nice. That's pretty awesome. Hollow, Trey Murphy, the third, going to New Orleans. Damian Lillard on the hollow. That is Trailblazers, light it up. That a boy, William. This is go Boston. That's right. Josh Giddy, base rookie. There you go. Thunder, Deer and Fox, line green, 136 out of 149. For the Kings, another Deer and Fox number. Never bad. Jason Kidd, 75 years, Nets. Still those new Jersey Nets. Ring threes, that's Steve Nash. Shailen Johnson, Chris Middleton, Dominator's Bucks. Hollow, Marcus Smart, going to the Celtics. Team that stinks. I can't even say they stink. They literally made it to the final slice here. I love watching it. I've never tried to ban it. Gotcha. Io Dasunmu, base rookie. Shay Gilger's Alexander, 82 out of 199 for the Thunder. Pretty much what you're looking at. I want to see an Aquaman. That'd be cool. Aaron Wiggins, Corey Kisfer on the Hollow. Is that like an NBA player name? Or am I just getting trolled? I'm getting trolled, man. That's real. You're bad. Scotty Barnes, rookie. Hollow the rookie, Evan Mowgli. Oh, Stephen Adams, that's right. Okay, Chris Paul. Now I feel like I know that nickname of Stephen Adams. That's pretty cool. I feel like I heard that. Well, he looks like Aquaman. He looks like Aquaman. I mean, the dude's jacked to like no. It's like the next level. He is like scary, scary, scary, scary. They say they're doing nice guys.  All right, box four. Good luck here, guys. Let's see what we got. James Booknight. Lyme Green is use of Nurkitsch, 35 out of 149. Blazers. Thanks for the likes. LeBron James, Targazan. Who sent likes to the host? What's your, I don't know what your name is on there. I'm a Pokemon or something. What's your name on there again? Contact talk? Oh, so there's Jackson. What's he saying? Rip on fire. They're ripping fire. This is, this is, this is a, this is a personal actually. John and then coming up rookie. Hollow Gary Trent for the Raptors. You know, it's bad when our own moderators asking my question. Josh Christopher, Hollow John Wall. What's up, Cotton? Not to say hi to you. I'm sorry about that. Franz Wagner, rookie. And Trey Young, Rain and Freeze, Hollow. Jeremiah Robinson, Earl. Got Orange. Aaron Wiggins, 82 out of 199. Going to the Thunder. It's almost a thousand likes. Thanks, guys. It's going right, Carmella. Dwayne Wade, 75 years from Heat. My favorite sport football for sure. Jalen Suggs. There you go. Bass rookie, Otto. There you go, Orlando. Harper B. Congrats, baby. Let's go. There you go. Tick tock, picking up a Jalen Suggs. Rain and Freeze, Clay Thompson. I appreciate that, Cotton. Cotton just called us Saints. Of course. Heck yeah. Hollow, Derek White for the Spurs. Oh yeah. Why not? Hollow, Scotty Lewis, rookie for the Hornets. Yeah, he's also in this. Yeah, Hornets really have four guys in this. Kind of wild. Jared Butler, Dominators Jimmy Butler. What's up, Jonathan? How you doing, buddy? Jason Preston. What's up, Jonathan? Brandon Clark on the Black Velocity, 22 out of 39 for Memphis. There you go, Grizz. Love the Black Velocities. Such a cool-looking card. There you go, Tick Tock. Such a nice card. Brandon Clark. Love it. Love it, love it, love it. Zach Levine. Appreciate everybody watching over on Tick Tock as well. Davion Mitchell, rookie. Yeah, rookie. LeBron James, 75 years, Hollow. Bones Hyland, base rookie. Vucovic, Ray Allen. Evan Mobley, base rookie. There you go, Cavs. Right, Paul George on the Hollow. Brandon Boston. Swiss Bank, Clint Capella for the Hawks. Swiss Bank. All right, box five. Let's pull some magic out of this, guys. Good luck here, everyone. Let's see if Gold's a rookie auto. That's what I'm hoping for here. Well, we'll see you later, Sean. Yeah. Green James Arden. 30 out of 149 nets. Right, Zion. Scotty Lewis. That's Hollow Jamal Murray at his first points in like 700 days yesterday. Very nice. Very nice. Herbert Jones. Got a red. Shreve Murphy. 78 out of 99. Rookie for the Pelicans. There you go, New Orleans. Nice one there. No worries, basket. The Covindorant Elite Dominators. Aaron Wingen. It's going right with the honors. Really okay? I should. Oh, okay. Josh Giddy, base rookie. Trey Young. 75 years, Chuck. Round Mound to rebound. Scotty Barnes, base rookie. Almost went by that. Raining Threes. Oh, Don and Taylor. I was like, we're still here. I don't know there's that many people still here. Jalen Johnson. Josh Christopher Hollow. How much is the Optic Basketball? Like 1,000 a box? Something like that? I think so. It's like 1,000 a box. Hollow Paul George. But we're doing a group break. See, you buy randomly. Like you buy teams in this and call bridges. So like we're not opening these for ourselves. We're buying these, we sell these to customers. I would assume we got a redemption here. Let's see what we got guys. Damaris Optic. Rated rookie signatures. Hollow. Kai Jones. There you go, Hornets. One of the last team taken. Congrats on the Kai Jones. A rookie redemption auto. Hollow too. It's going to be a hollow, which is cool. Fred Van Vleet. You can see this is creased to another dimension. We'll send an empty box and wrapper with the Raptors just in case. It's a hollow. So maybe you can get it replaced. But we'll send it just in case. Sorry about that again, Toronto. Send that with you guys. Blue border Lebron Michaels. Nice. That's pretty cool. Those are like 2.49. James Booknight. Steph Curry. It's market value. Market value basket. All market value. Trey Young dominated. Quentin Grimes. There's an Eric Gordon Orange. Six out of 199. Kate Cunningham based rookie. We'll see you later, guy. Can you not do it? Maybe it's Kate Hollow. Duncan Robinson. All right, you don't have to watch. No one's forcing you. Found in Kaminga based rookie. And Stargazing. Yes. Oh boy. I'll get this guy out of here, please. Please ban Forrest Moons. Last box here. Who good? Is that a new one? Did you get who good recently? That's pretty funny, actually. Who good? 62 for Judge. Let's go. To ban Forrest. Yeah. That's up to you, man. Appreciate it, bud. Let's go. Live looking, baby. 62 for Judge. Heck yeah. How do you do, fellow kids? What's up, Forrest? Hollow, Jaden Springer. I'm going to start saying that, too. Yeah, hopefully. Uthman Garuba. Orange, Nenius Keita. 137 out of 199. Going on D-Beck. Finally, we can move on for our lives. Corey Kisper. Nicola Jokic. So he's getting that rookie money up. No kidding, Travis. I'm a Yankees fan, so I just know we're going to have to pay that guy. Miles McGride. Steph Curry. Forrest punching the air right now that a Yankee hit 62 home runs. Forrest is punching the air currently. Jeremy Grant. Forrest is literally sitting at home going like this. That's what Forrest is doing. Here comes Blake now going right with Hardin. Post-season predictions. It's probably going to be Dodger's Astros. Al Horford. Hollow, Big Al. Blake in here now. What's up, Blake? Luca Garza. Got red. Marcus Smart. 28 out of 99. What's up, Blake? Blake's also punching the air. Blake, I'm starting to punch. I just punched the air in real life, amitating you and Forrest. You couldn't see it on TikTok before I saw it. He broke the record that a Yankee held onto the Yankee the year before. Very true. There's a Jalen Green-based rookie. You've got Trey Mann on the Hollow or Rookie Auto. That is going to the Thunder. Congrats, OKC. Donovan Mitchell, at least I'm in. Parnals to the World Series. I can see it. Parnals are always a sneaky team. Jade's fan and cheering for the Judges. There we go. That's what we like to see, Caper. Bones Highland and Seth Curry. Orange, 124 out of 199. Hollow, Josh Hart. I'm glad he hit it back in. Yeah, that's what Forrest goes. No, we can get back to our lives. Joe Engels, 66 out of 149, which is not a false statement. Parnals might win with the Red Sox missing the books. That's true. It's like a vendetta right there. That's true. Phillies did make it, Wesley. Phillies did make it today. Or yesterday, right? Yesterday, I believe they did. Zyra Williams, Trey Murphy, the third, 25 years. Three passes to go here, guys. See if you can pull out of here. Moses Moody, base rookie. And Hollow, Malcolm Brogdon. David Johnson, Hollow, Donovan Mitchell. Jalen Suggs, base rookie. And Hollow, Joel M.B. That'll do it for the break, guys. Gonna do a quick recap here. That's true, Forrest. Forrest, like Cardinals. Yeah, I know, honestly. Trey Mann, Hollow, rookie, auto. Going to the Thunder. Kai Jones, Hornets. Trey Murphy, the third. Red to 99 at Pelicans. Walt Frazier to 99, Nix. Kessler Edwards, that is for the Nets. Lyme Green to 149. Jonathan Caminga, there you go again. Orlando. Isaiah Todd, Wizards. And Jalen Suggs. Going to the... Golden State. What did I say, Wizards? Orlando. Orlando. Sorry, Golden State. And this is Orlando. Jalen Suggs on the water. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for joining. And next up, another PYT.