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On the surface, George didn't look like a criminal, big and gruff. There was nothing unusual looking about him, except his hands. Still, that peculiar antagonism between George and Susie, from the very first day he came to work for me at rehearsal house. It was a dismal afternoon. The rain had been pouring steadily for hours, and in the unreal half-light of the old brownstone parlor, those blunt, twisting fingers seemed grotesquely alive, with evil. I was frantic, or I probably never would have hired him. What's your name? George. George? George Smith. Married? My wife's dead. Oh, any children? One, girl. Where is she? Dead? Oh. I don't talk about her mom, ever. I see. Any references? No, but I'm a good worker. Goodness knows that's what I need. Would you want me to stay on the place? Yes, indeed. There's a small room and a cellar that our last handyman used before he went to the munitions factory. It's quite comfortable. Come along, I'll show it to you. You're showing me the room? This means I'm hired? Well, for a while, at least. Of course, I don't like you're not having references, but with the men, surely...  In a girl's boarding house, we just do need a man for the heavy work. There's always the furnace to tend... Only girls live here? Young actresses. I was one myself years ago. Actresses? Yes, poor dear. They don't have a very easy time. That's why I opened this boarding house, just to help them out as much as I can. Actresses? Hmm, pretty ones. Here's the door to the cellar. Now, watch your step. Anybody home with you? Just me and Susie. No, you don't have to take my arm. Just hold on to the railing. It's a cat! A cat! Get away!  Stop it, I say! Susie, come here! Mr. Smith, what do you mean? I'm sorry. I never like cats. They bring me trouble. Then, obviously, you're not the one for the job. But I'm gonna have this job! Not if you're going to treat my cat that way. Why, this whole house revolves around Lady Susie. Lady what? Lady Susie, my cat. The girls here at the house call her Lucky, Lady Susie. A cat? Lucky? She's brought luck to many an actress right here in this house. Why, the girls regard her as some people do, a rabbit's foot or a luck charm. She's a tradition. If she's that important, we'll get along. Won't we, Kitty? Nice, Kitty. No, I wouldn't have hired George, but I had to have a handyman. But I think I realized right then that he was no good for the house. Even if you have startled, there was no excuse for a great man to kick a harmless little pet. My mother always said any man who isn't kind to animals is not to be trusted. But with the war, well, George was a good worker. However, he and Lady Susie never did get along. Odd too, because she was friendly with everybody. By strange coincidence, girls that she'd scratched in a playful mood had achieved fame in the theater soon afterwards. So Lucky, Lady Susie was pampered and coaxed by the young hopefuls at rehearsal house. The girls usually stop by my parlor for tea every afternoon before going up to their rooms to change. Of course, Lady Susie was always there. More tea, Alice? No thanks, Miss Plym. You, Jane? Half a cup, please. May get me out of this blue mood. Here you are, Jane. And your usual cream. Oh, come here, Susie, and sit on my lap. I'll never get anywhere in the theater. Just keep plugging, dear. You'll make it. Anybody here how Diane came up with a reading? She should be home any minute. Poor dear, she's worked so long for a break. Haven't we all? Oh, but Diane'll get along. I'm sure of it. She got the good luck token from Lady Susie, Alice. Girls, oh, Diane! I made it, I made it. I got the part. No, tell us about it. Oh, because of Miss Plym, she feeds us three meals a day and never submits a bill. And has the most wonderful cat in the world.   There's nothing to the superstition that... No, yes, there is. One tiny scratch from Lucky Lady and success is inevitable. Why, only last week she scratched Diane, and now look, she'll be a star overnight. Oh, wonderful. I'm very happy for you, Diane. Thanks, thanks. Why don't you scratch me? Just a tiny scratch here on my hand. Here's your tea, Diane. Oh, thanks. Oh, that fire feels good on a day like today. Come here, Lady Susie. Let me tell you about my party. So wonderful. Lady Susie. What's wrong with Lady Susie? Just keep talking, girls, until I get over to the door. What? Oh, I wanted to tell you about it. I thought so? George, what are you doing up here? I came up to see if you wanted more wood on the fire. Why didn't you knock? I was going to, then I heard Miss Diane talking there. Hello, Miss Diane. Hello, George. So you've got the part you wanted, that's fine. Yes, George. Isn't it thrilling? It will be a great act, Miss Diane. Nice kitty. That'll be all for now, George. What if you'd like me to fix the fire? When we need more wood, I'll call you. This much. He knows everything about us, doesn't he? I don't like it. The idea is he's listening at the door. Oh, come now, Plimmy. He's harmless. He's just lonely. Poor man does everything he can for us. You trust everybody, Diane. Too much. Well, it does seem safer with a man in the house. There's something sinister about him. And Susie doesn't trust him. The way she claws the rug and that strange yowl of hers whenever he's around. I wonder why she does that. Could be a warning of some kind. I don't want anything to happen. Oh, Miss Plim. Thanks to Lucky Lady Susie. Nothing but good can happen to me from now on. Diane did become a success. The play was a hit and overnight, her fame had spread from Broadway to Hollywood. There were radio contracts, movie offers, magazine spreads. Diane was the toast of the hour. Lady Susie was enjoying her share of fame, too. For Diane's press age, it knew the value of a good story. He played up the superstition of Susie's ability to take a winner. Diane and Lucky Lady had pictures taken together. Soon, my shabby rehearsal house had become the residence for aspiring young actresses. I was turning girls away. Do you know, even with her fame, Diane refused to move to a better house? She stayed on in her little single room with the one overhead bulb as though nothing had changed. At first she was so happy that she didn't know what to do. But then it began. She'd stare into space for minutes of time. There were worry lines between her eyes. Being an old actress, I knew too well what her trouble was. One night, Lady Susie and I stayed up later than usual just to cheer her up when she came home from her field. Hello, Pimmy. Oh, I'm tired.  I'm tired. I'm tired.  Pimmy, you were a famous actress once, weren't you? Yes, dear. How long did it last? Your fame, I mean. Oh, until a new toast of Broadway came along? Then I faded into obscurity again. Wasn't that terribly hard to take? It's so cruel. One never gets used to it, Diane. Pimmy, I couldn't bear it. I couldn't bear it to be unknown again to go on living with only dreams of the past. Every actress has that fear, Diane. But don't you worry about it. Perhaps. I won't. Well, I... I guess I'll go upstairs now. Why don't you take Susie upstairs with you? She's good company. Oh, Pimmy, you think of everything. Susie's just what I need. Now don't you worry about it, don't you, dear? It'll take care of itself. Good night, Miss Diane. Miss Diane. George. I didn't mean to scare you. It's so dark out here in the hall, I didn't see you. You like that cat, Miss Diane. Why, Susie's a good luck cat. Cats bring nothing but evil. You're up late, George.  You're so pretty, Miss Diane. You walk nice. George, you shouldn't talk. Susie. George, I was that way. She don't like me, Miss Diane. Just like the cat my daughter had. Your daughter?  She was pretty, too. She was... killed. Oh, George, I'm sorry. My daughter and my wife, too. She was killed, sudden, both at once. Oh, how horrible. I keep trying to forget, and then I see you and I remember all over again. I heard what you were saying to Miss Plim. You're worrying about your fame lasting. Miss Diane, you'll be famous as long as you live. I know your will. Thank you, George. Now, good night. Good night, Miss Diane. Oh, Susie, baby, be quiet. Why are you so afraid of George? Susie, hush. Oh, Susie, the light bulbs burned out. Oh, dear. Miss Plim. Oh, Miss Plim. Oh, Miss Plim. It's awfully dark up here. What'll I do? Joe, fix it. What's the matter with you, Susie, baby? I thought cats could see in the dark. Let's go over by the window. Some light from the street lamp over there. This is better. Hey, Susie? Wish George would hurry with that light. Susie, Susie, what's the trouble, kitty? What's the matter? Who's there? George? Oh, still, Susie. You're scratching me. George? George, I... I know you're in this room. George, you... Of course, we all heard the screams coming from Diane's room and I rushed upstairs at once. I walked into the room. There lay Diane. I think all the girls knew instinctively just as I did that she was. George. That awful George was staring down into her face. As though he was in a trance. She's fainted. Pretty Miss Diane. She's fainted. Fainted? She's dead. For Suspense, Roma Wines are bringing you a star, Faye Bainter, in The Lucky Lady by Ruth Bartlett-Vemmick. Roma Wines' presentation tonight in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrill's Suspense. Between the acts of suspense, this is Truman Bradley for Roma Wines. Americans from coast to coast know how simple, inexpensive, and pleasurable entertaining can be when Roma Muscatel is served. If you've never enjoyed this rich golden Roma wine, by all means try Roma Muscatel with cake, nuts, or any tasty snack the next time you have guests. You'll find Roma Muscatel ideal for low-cost entertaining, with desserts too. 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George had that awful, vacant look on his face. Dead? She's dead. George, what happened? I sent you up here to fix a light bulb screen. What happened? When I came up it was dark she'd left the door open and I stood in the room. I could see Miss Diane from the street lamp but she couldn't see me. She was talking to the cat. I didn't mean to hurt her. The light was shining on her pretty hair and I just tried to touch it. Now she's dead. Pretty Miss Diane. There was no signs of violence. No unusual marks on her body. Diane lay as if she was asleep. When you police came you were sure at first that poor George was guilty but you could find no evidence to back up your suspicion besides even though we didn't like him everybody in the house took up the George. The girls just couldn't believe that he was guilty. Then to the next day a suicide note was discovered. The inspector found it between the pages of recent success story about the lovely young actress. It said I don't know how much longer this success is going to last but I do know I couldn't stand being a nobody again. Just any day now I'll be taking my final curtain call voluntarily for only through death can an actress achieve lasting fame. The note was signed Diane. It was announced in the papers that Diane Carville's death appeared to be suicide. However before this announcement was made public the inspector had paid me a visit. It's about George. Yes, inspector. The state's attorney is satisfied with the suicide verdict but I'm not. But the inspector. The screams George found in the room it doesn't make sense that Diane Carville killed herself. Yes. But I can't prove anything. There's no evidence. Just this uncanny hunch. Well what do you want me to do, inspector? I... look.   Let him know you think he's innocent. That the case is closed. I can't see how that... In front of your rope. If he's guilty he'll hang himself. Inspector, the safety of my girl. Yeah, it's dangerous, possibly. On the other hand he may be innocent. There's no evidence. There was no evidence either. On the very day that George came back to work, Jane, the young actress I told you about before, came running into the parlor all out of breath. By Jane. I got it. I got it. I'm set with a guilt. Jane, sit down, dear. Have a cup of tea then tell me all about it. Well, it's THE part in the play. And Elliot Nugent said that... Oh, ladies Susie, you wonderful creature. Lady Susie. Yes. Last night, look, here are my arms. But you didn't say anything. I didn't tell anybody. I've been trying so long that I couldn't be sure even lucky lady could change my luck. But she did. Of course the cat had nothing to do with it, dear. You believe she'd charmed you, and you probably read better than you'd ever read before. Yes, George. I was passing in the hall and I heard what Miss Jane said. Glad for you, Miss Jane. Thank you, George. Now you'll be a famous actress like Miss Diane... George! Well, it happened to Jane, too. Just as Diane had done, Jane became the toast of the town. Then right at the peak of her career she died mysteriously and at rehearsal hunger. There was the burned out light bulb, the horrible yowling of Lady Susie. At this time George disappeared before the police arrived. A city-wide manhunt began for George.  Jane's mother sent me along and pasted the two letters side by side in my scrapbook. It was about the sixth day after Jane's death that the inspector called me on the phone. Now listen carefully, Miss Flim. Are you alone? All right, listen.  A man who looks like George Smith has been seen in your neighborhood a few minutes ago. There's no time to talk. Lock yourself in. Maybe your life next, this man is dangerous. But I've never handled a dangerous manhunt. Don't under any condition leave your room. Through your house right now. Oh, dear, I... That's all, Miss Flim. Oh, Inspector, I... Oh, dear. Oh, dear. All alone. Well, naturally, I was frightened, realizing that even at that moment a criminal or worse, a maniac might be under my own roof. When the inspector hung up, my mind was confused. My heart thumped like a washing machine. It was then that I heard that the lady says it. She was howling the way she always did but it was even worse than usual. For now, she sounded as though she were fighting in pain. The sound was coming from the direction of the cellar where George's room had been. The warnings of the inspector forgotten I ran down the hall toward the cellar door. All I could think of was that my poor little cat was probably being tortured. Susie! Lady Susie! Susie! I opened the cellar door and I stood there weak and chilly all over. For there was George angry as I'd never seen him before. His big hands he was trying to push poor lady Susie into the furnace. She was writhing and scratching with all her might. I was surprised. I hated this since the first minute I'd come to this house. You brought nothing but bad luck. You made everybody mistrust me. George! George! But that cat is instant. George, I'm ashamed of you. Poor little lady Susie.  Come here kitty. George, I'm terribly angry with you. Any grown man who would try to push a poor little helpless kitten into a burning furnace. That cat's brought nothing but trouble. Oh, God. You don't look well. That cat would be better off dead. It's brought nothing but evil. George, why don't you come upstairs? I was just making some tea. Tea? Yes, come along George. We'll talk it all over in the parlour. Of course George. But they'd never think of looking in my collar for you. They blame me with Miss Jane's murder. All right, let's get the tea over with. We'll just let it steep for a second. George, I can't forgive you for trying to kill my cat. Why would you do such a cruel thing?  They're evil. I understand you're a dangerous criminal George. Which do you prefer? Cream or lemon? Cream, I mean. It was my daughter's pet cat that turned over the kerosene lamp and set the house on fire. My wife and my daughter were burned. I got to blame. Here's your tea. Just the same, George. You shouldn't have mistreated Lady Soothey. I'm going to turn you over to the police you know. How's your tea? It's bitter, Mom. I don't like tea. No, don't turn me in, Mom.  She got me in all this trouble. Drink your tea, George. Yes, Mom. Is that the police? Yes, George. I'll have to let them in. Well, I got to get out of here. My head. Ow. My goodness. George is dead. Why, yeah? You said he was a dangerous criminal. How, Miss Brim? A little potassium by chloride in his tea. He thought it was sugar. Potassium? That's what I use for the girls, you know. Diane and Jane. You mean you murdered them? I gave them lasting pain. What? Their names will remain in the history forever because they died at the peak of their success. That's what they both wanted. What? The suicide notes. 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Hello everybody Andrea Trosky here with dental tutoring. Please excuse the mess We just moved last week and we're still unpacking So those boxes are the next things for me to move because I can see they are right in the angle of the camera So what I would like to talk to you guys about today is actually a question that somebody else had for me a Few people have been asking me lately what toothpaste I Use so and so I will show you in case you want to know But I will also tell you why I use them now keep in mind that everybody's different. I have You know fairly healthy teeth, so I could technically use any toothpaste I wanted to because I don't need you know a certain toothpaste safe for cold-sensitive teeth I don't need a certain toothpaste because I have gum Disease or you know like I don't need things like that. So depending on your Personal needs you might need a certain toothpaste for that If you're not sure something like a you know Overall care so like a Crest Pro health a Colgate I think it's called total care, you know look for a toothpaste that says like overall care or Total care or something like that because that looks at everything and it's usually a pretty good toothpaste but the ones that I like are the pro enamel and Let me also say that I'm not being paid by pro enamel to show you guys this I'm not being paid by any company to show you this This is just my personal toothpaste is pro enamel and I'll tell you why because I have thin enamel You guys probably can't tell but my teeth are fairly translucent. Okay, let's see No, you guys can't tell but they're fairly Translucent so when my teeth were developing they just didn't fully develop properly I have thin enamel which means It's very easy for me to get cavities every time I get a checkup by the dentist, which is every six months I have incipients in there and if you're a normal person watching this and not a dental professional Incipients means that I have tiny Cavities inside the mouth that aren't through the enamel yet So it's not something that we need to fix So incipients are so tiny that yes, they are there and if they become larger Then they do become large cavities that have to be fixed But they could stay the same and never cause a problem or if I brush and floss thoroughly Then the incipients could become less or go away. So those of us who have thin enamel This is a normal thing to happen. Okay, so this helps to make my enamel stronger Okay, because what pro enamel does is it it applies a thin layer over the Teeth not something that you can tell it's pretty much Microscopic, but it's a thin layer to help to protect the enamel. So every time I eat something Drink something my enamel is protected Whereas if I did not use pro enamel Anytime I would eat or drink something it would sink into my enamel and since I have thin enamel that could cause a cavity Depending on what I'm eating or drinking. So if I'm eating things that have high acid in them like Lemon water pop, you know things like that orange juice and that could sink into my enamel and cause a cavity But with pro enamel this is protecting my enamel So it sinks into the pro enamel if that makes sense and it just helps me not develop a cavity So does that make sense?  So that's how things can get sensitive. So that's why I use pro enamel I also use though sometimes Okay, here we go. I use Crest 3d white which is kind of hard to see Because okay about a month ago I thought that my teeth looked a little bit yellow and I was not and I was being a more Conscious of not having things too acidic in my mouth So I used this for about two weeks every day and my teeth looked amazing afterwards. So I love I love it Sorry guys something just popped up here So it's not something that I use all the time But if I feel my teeth are looking a little bit yellow then I use this and this stuff is awesome But then I go back to my pro enamel to make sure that I'm protecting my teeth So floss so I like a thin floss. Okay Everybody's different. So please keep that in mind. You need to find a floss that you like I have tried horrible ones. I have tried thick ones I have tried super-duper thin ones that I didn't like and They would either get stuck in my teeth The floss would tear it would hurt So you need to find one that you like because if you do not find a floss that you like You will not floss and then you have problems because you need to floss every day So this is the floss that I use But I also like oral be satin floss as well because it's nice and thin my teeth as you can see are Pretty close together. So I need a thin floss to be able to get in there And I did do a video earlier today about how to floss So make sure to look at that too because that is actually very helpful because you might think that it's easy to floss But it's not if you have never been shown how then how is it easy? You know, how are you supposed to know we we all have to learn something for the first time So do not be ashamed if you don't know how to floss But watch the video and that will help you so I brush you guys three times a day Honestly in the morning after lunch and at night. I'm a dental hygienist. So I would know this is what I do And I floss every day. I Like to floss when I'm sitting in front of the TV because I'm sitting there anyway I'm watching a movie or a show or something and that just helps me I know some people like to floss in the shower So just kind of find something that works for you floss every day Some people ask me do you floss before you brush or afterwards you can honestly Excuse me clearly. I need some water because I'm losing my my voice Sorry guys so You can floss anytime you want honestly as long as it's every day. I've been a dental hygienist for 13 years I know what I'm talking about as long as you're doing it every day But the right way the perfect way is to floss before you brush because if you floss before you brush You're loosening up the plaque that's in between the teeth And then you use the toothbrush to clean it all away but there's no harm in Flossing afterwards in the morning afternoon evening. It doesn't matter We just want you to floss because if you're not flossing then that Plaque can harden into tartar and that you can't take off and then things become sore It causes cavities. You don't want any of that. So floss every day If you're the type of person who's like oh shoot I've been flossing like once a month. This isn't good start today start today to floss every day And because it's never too late to floss you guys if you haven't been flossing for a while Keep in mind that your gums will probably bleed a lot But keep flossing because it just means that the gums aren't used to it But keep flossing and the bleeding will stop if it doesn't stop within let's say two weeks to a month Because sometimes it takes longer But let's say two weeks then a book an appointment with your dental hygienist to make sure that the teeth are nice and clean Because you might be missing an area or tartar that is causing the gums to bleed So we can help you we can help you. This is what we do. So yeah you guys. So that's my fun products There you go. If you guys have questions, let me know and I'll see you guys in the next video


What is going on guys welcome back to a channel critical overload here should talk about Jeepers creepers 4 in this video here again today Jeepers creepers were born now for those of you who have been watching these videos You already know that when it pertains to Jeepers creepers 4 Yes, there is an ongoing lawsuit as it pertains to distribution rights and myriad pictures Allegedly claiming that infinity films went ahead and produced and shot this movie without their without their knowledge Which they weren't apparently supposed to do this is a trial that seems to be leading into 2024 Which gives us the indication that we might not even get this movie this year And we probably will be waiting until 2024 to hear anything further about this IP again I just want to talk about myriad pictures really quick myriad pictures Kirk D'Amico who is the CEO of the company? He had made a comment in 2020 when we first started hearing rumblings about something being in development about jeepers creepers 4 He said it wasn't true and then shockingly February of 2021 an announcement came that Jeepers creepers were born was coming out later this year now How as excited as I was I was still also thinking about the fact that he did say there's no truth to that Why did he say that and then this happened? Of course that could be them just trying to shoot the movie under the rug with their involvement But it seems now with the court case There was some truth to that in the sense that they didn't know this was happening So that's why immediately after it was announced to the public They caught wind and they're in trial the next month in march in in in california somewhere With screen media with infinity films with oral studios with all of everybody associated with the project jake seal So many different people michael oh hoven all these different producers that we've seen associated with this project are in court right now Or have some court stuff going on pertaining to this movie and regardless of what anyone is telling you I don't know how some people would not know that this is going on when they're involved with the movie You know exactly what's going on. Maybe not to the point of You know all the ins and outs But you are working with these people like it's time to stop all the lies I would say because that's what I just think this is going on in my opinion I think that there's a lot of lying going on So as it pertains to Jeepers creepers 4 if this movie that they shot is not released Maybe then we'll get something later on this decade Where it is actually that movie that is 23 years later You have trisha jenner back played by jenna phillips. You have jonathan brecht back playing the creeper You have all these other actors back as well Uh portraying characters from the past ray wise back as jack tagger And you know you give us that movie that people have been clamoring for since jeepers creepers 2 not everyone of course That's I would say this one a small section of people because we know that myriad has actually already been working on the project from 2018 and 2019 I would imagine with infinity films from what I was reading and understanding from that lawsuit details Which again, I'll leave in the description But with what infinity has gone and done I don't think they're going to want to work with them in any jeepers creepers 4 that they would to try to make After this court stuff is dealt with because they're going to try to eventually have a guess move away from them Go work with someone else and make their iteration of jeepers creepers 4 that if it's written by victor salva Then I guess that's just what it is But not actually directed by him. I would rather just have a completely different writer and director But of course, there's still that aspect that victor salva himself will get paid from it off of the basis that He sold the rights to To myriad pictures if that's true because it seems like myriad pictures hold some type of rights to the ip While victor is letting them lease it and probably other entities lease it as well so if I mean that would all that would be all he got paid for just for that lease if the lease is actually a thing that exists so They could bring back all of those characters all of those actors give us that 23 years later movie Have trisha team up with jack Have trisha and jack go out of their way to hunt the creeper after it escapes the taggert barn And you know, they could throw in some of the ideas that weren't used in reborn And I would also love if maybe they even gave those actors that didn't know about what was going on a chance to start in their iteration of the movie Maybe chase and lane can still be characters. They're just not going to be the focus of the movie Maybe they'll do some reworking of what was already. Well, I mean at that point could they even do that because it's not their idea Well, yeah, I don't think they could do that They could they would have to come up with something completely new I think where they introduced new characters uh because at this point I would think they're just going to do some reworking of The cathedral script that exists, but it's not going to be from victor sabre It'll be from a different different creator when I made creator a different writer Uh, and I know there's some people out there who would take it on you Just have to find the right person myriad pictures knowing that they were already working on the fourth movie That lets me know that we were going to of course get it and it doesn't seem like the one We're getting right now is the one we were supposed to get since there's a trial going on So if this movie itself that is calling itself gibberish before right now is shelved Then hopefully what happens is that myriad pictures Leaves infinity films doesn't do business with them at all whatsoever doesn't even do anything with screen media Because now this this lawsuit even brings in the question if they were having tensions with these two During gibberish creeper street So if they weren't able to get away from them move away from them Go out of the way to go to a different production company to help work with them in financing and producing the movie Bring back jonathan bregg bang back. Gina feels bring back ray wise and tell us an appropriate fourth movie that has a decent enough budget Maybe seven million dollars or so. It doesn't even need to be anything grand or anything like that 10 million even Where you tell this narrative about the creeper reawakening 23 years later and you can have a young writer Filmmaker who is trying to just remove the tainted legacy of the of this franchise And trying to you know, just carve their own path by telling their own vision There's somebody out there that would do it somebody who is not as known as like a james Juan or something because I know a lot of you would love to see james wahn tackling But those bigger names they wouldn't do it I I just think they wouldn't do it because of the reputation they have and don't want to have people coming at them from all different Ways and angles when we know that they wouldn't be doing this obviously to say hey, I want to work with a with a former abuser It's not it's not anything like that But one of the lesser known people who want to make a name for themselves and just draw attention to themselves No matter how negative it might be if you can make it big and actually put out a proper fourth Jeepers creepers movie and then continue on to build a legacy for yourself that surpasses jeepers creepers for With countless movies you make that is the person who I think would be the one to direct a fourth jeepers creepers movie Off the basis that they're not as known They may have some projects under their belt that have been praised from other people But they don't have as big as a big of a name as these other horror makers that don't want to touch jeepers creepers Off of the off of the fear of having a reputation tarnished Whereas this person They can get some flack and build on from that flack and be regarded as something completely different from where they started out Because these other people that started out in a different place and then turn to jeepers creepers I think they'll be they'll be worse off. That's just how I see it like a james wand for instance I don't think he's gonna touch it Even though I would love to see him tackle this movie But let me know what you guys think about that Do you think they should reshoot jeepers creepers for if it came to that? Would you be okay with that with all the appropriate ingredients? Let me know that down in the comment section below if you haven't already, of course Make sure you subscribe turn on post notification. There is a video in the description I have links to my social media accounts my facebook twitter and instagram You can message me there of course to let me know is any movies news or if you usually like me to cover In the future with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video


All right, guys. So a couple of things to make note of is I went long again today, right? So like I said, I've been talking about this for a very long time. Now, one of my biggest regrets during 2020 and 2021 full market was that it was so easy to go long and people made millions of dollars, if not tens of millions of dollars going long, right? I did very well going short, but I really missed out on a lot of easy money opportunities. And as I approach my 10 year anniversary in trading next month, I'm really trying to adapt. I'm really trying to get better and I'm really trying to just level up my trading, right? Because I consider myself a pretty good short seller. And the only thing that I need to work on is going long. So if I can find a way to go long and improve my long game as well, you know, I might double or triple my income every single year, right? So that's kind of what I'm working on. So my criteria for going long is actually very simple and it's so simple because I am just like, I'm like a, I'm like a monkey, right? I'm a monkey when it comes to going long.  And all of a sudden you got to start playing basketball. Yeah, they're both a sport. They both use a ball, but it's a totally different game, right? So when I'm trying to go long, I'm trying to go long when it's so easy that a monkey could do it, right?   It needs to be day one and needs to be above VWAP. So as I see volume coming in, I'm pretty much just chasing it on the long side with a stop of a VWAP break. So worst case scenario breaks VWAP, I lose 10 or 20 cents. Best case scenario, I make a dollar a share. So I bought some three, bought some three 10, bought some three 15, sold at 360, 390, $4, right? So already I'm starting off my morning with, you know, 802 to eight minutes in eight minutes. I'm already making a decent amount of money, right? So I'm actually very happy because it's the second day that I've been going long and the second day that's been working simply because the same criteria that I'm sticking to with avoiding the hot stocks of the day on the short side. Well, if it's a hot stock of the day, I want to go long. And then what I did is I said, all right, like if this looks like it's going to break the high of the day, I'll try to go long again. And if it just rejects on the high day, look at this guy, look at this. See the elevated volume. This elevated volume should have pushed it up, right? Should have pushed it up instead of a rejected. So I didn't give myself any time on this. I got out for break even and I was like, you know what, this stock looks like it just tried to push up here and had a little mini death candle. So I shorted that death candle around like 360 and I just got out of half around 327. Another 33 cents a share, right? So already I'm starting off the morning with a win on the long side and a win on the short side. And this is what I want to do guys. Coming into this new year, I want to improve my long game. Green market is the best time to go along these stocks. And once the backside is in, once the reversal is in, I'm going to capitalize on the short as well. So think about it guys. Think about if I'm making one, two, three million dollars a year shorting, what the f*** is stopping me from making one, two, three million dollars long as well, making five, six million a year, right? So that's my goal guys. My goal is just to try to improve my long game because of the seed. In eight minutes I crush this sh**. So coming into today guys, coming into today, it's the same thing as usual, right? I'm going to look at the watch list. I'm going to build the watch list. I'm going to trade the watch list and I'm going to take it from there. And that's where this BKYI, this was just a simple short into the whole dollar mark and adding when the support broke. So I drew a little support line here at the low of this candle, which is 276. So through that support broke, I added some more. And remember the half dollar mark, 250 is usually where I'm looking for a whole and half dollar marks to trim some. So I trim some and now hopefully the bounces again, I'm going to get another short on. So starting off the morning, it's still pre-market, it's 9.09 AM and I'm already up a significant amount of money, right? And the reason why is because I'm trading well. I'm trading well. I'm not getting greedy. I'm not saying that this thing has to do this and it has to do that. And this, it's just, it's just to me guys, I'm trading well because I'm trading the process, right? I'm trading the process. I'm, I'm trading exactly, exactly the same way that I would be teaching you guys. And as for what, why, why would I take profit on the long or where would I take profit along? Think about it as same thing. Half dollar mark, half dollar, whole and half dollar marks, the half dollar mark, 350 and the whole dollar mark for the inverse of what I'm doing shorting instead of shorting at the whole and half dollar marks, I'm covering at the whole and half dollar marks, shorting at the whole and half dollar marks, covering at the half dollar marks, buying at the whole dollar marks, selling at the half dollar marks. You see how simple that is guys? I'm not any expert using a crazy, technicals, crazy, this, that. I'm keeping it really simple, buy and sell using the whole and half dollar marks. So coming into today guys, nail the long one spec, nail the short out spec and I'm waiting for this thing to bounce so I could short this again. And now if it bounces, right, if it bounces, I already have realized gains as a cushion in case things kind of go wrong, right? So anyway, let's fill the watches guys. So yesterday's P&L guys, yesterday I made $8,600. Let me show you guys a screenshot in case you missed it. So yesterday went long and went short and made $8,600. So coming into today, remember how do I build the watches guys? How do I build the watches? I always go back the previous days, watch us and build from there. So SMTG, SMTG. So it looks like the range is done. It's kind of just consolidating. So not really interested in that anymore. CMND, this is just crazy. I can't believe that this thing just kind of pushed off the way it did and then kind of collapsed, right? This was one that I was long yesterday. I went long over here and sold it up into there and I tried to go long again and stopped out before this big melt. And then after hours, it had a huge bounce from $290 to $350. It just fell apart dude. It fell apart. So this is a very, very, very beaten down stock and I'll probably just ignore this unless it's kind of going towards that $280, $320 mark. So CMND, extremely beaten down now. So you see guys how I don't get greedy and I'm like, it's not going to go to three. It's not going to go to three. I'm just taking my profits and then I'll reset it. Treatment being down. Looking for a major bounce for $280, $320 in the morning to short. Okay. LAES, LAES did a major trap. It dipped and then reclaimed all the way back. So I'm not really interested. LAES dipped and reclaimed yesterday. Major tracky stock it looks like. So we'll be ignoring the short. NVNI pretty much nailed this yesterday into this short. So short of that high up there. Not really interested unless it gets back up to that $3 mark. So NVNI, ideally a large bounce for $3 short. And Mara, Mara, as you guys know, the Bitcoin ETF just came out yesterday. It kind of looked like a sell the new scenario until they reclaimed it. I just think that there's not really much edge anymore. So Mara, no edge on this anymore. So likely ignoring a short. Now we move to the stocks that are moving today. So SPEC, SPEC went long this morning, sold it around for and now flip short, looking for a bounce into VWAP to scale in short this morning. Okay. MLEC, same thing, looking for a bounce towards three to short or VWAP and BKYI pretty much just looking for a nail and bail short if you can get it. BKYI looking for a nail and bail short for $280, $320 with a $340 That's it for me guys, calling it a $15,200 day today. $20,000 this month. And it's only been two three days. That's it for me guys. What more can I do here? What more can I do? Call it a day here, $15,000 a day, went long, went short. So another day of sticking to the process, another day of the MISC process working at 15, 20 minutes and that's pretty much it.


It's now time for some Python on hardware All right this week We have circuit Python 7 3 3 it is released. You know minor changes. Please check it out You know Working on 8 now beta Alpha right we're working on 8 out what alpha bit sorry alpha beta working on 8 beta Which is a lot of Wi-Fi stuff, but we're as we find bugs We still back port them to the stable 7 xx series Yeah, what's going on here? So if you want to check out the latest it is now I guess a stable a stable is sevens are gonna be yeah Well, I mean these are a lot of bug fixes and tweaks and updates and and keep sending those in okay I'm gonna show a video in a sec, but Some neat stuff if you want to do some E ink with circuit Python. This is really neat These are some really cool map things that you can do GPS mapping application for LCD displays And our editor has a note everything is kind of back to school time if you're doing projects in schools and you Use Python or circuit Python just tag us on social media circuit Python Micro Python Python will get in a newsletter back to school means Coding in Python for a lot of folks. It seems to be the unofficial national language and many school districts and internationally it is a National language or programming language, so I think we're gonna see even more Python this year Highlights from some live things that we have in the newsletter from the circuit Python show So if you want to see an interview with Radimir check that out And then just tons and tons of projects So if you want to see a game of life little keyboards, thank you midi keyboards Here's some digit recognition with circuit Python Raspberry Pi Pico Here is a Amiga 600 keyboard USB adapter with the Raspberry Pi Pico and circuit Python It just goes on and on and on there is a build for the ESP 32 S2 and one six are eight There is a pi clone using a nice. Yeah, there's a lot going on You know, there's a lot going on if you want to have a pet help, you know Yeah, this whole dog is like the electronics way more. It's not just cats. Yeah so what's going on but by popular request we have part two of the Raspberry Pi Pico W and Circuit Python, so I'm gonna play that now This is a Raspberry Pi Pico W also known as the pie cow and what it's got running on it is circuit Python and behind it See this code here printing on a MAC address scanning for Wi-Fi networks Connecting to an access point Let's see if this works Man, that was pretty fast. So this can actually in circuit Python now scan for Access points in the area. That's working really well and they can connect and get an IP address so next up, of course, we want to add sockets and DNS and routes and all that good stuff to Get Wi-Fi working on the Raspberry Pi Pico W in circuit Python They'll make it really easy for people to make their own IOT projects using all the great drivers available in circuit Python Delivered to your inbox every single week. Just go datafruitdaily.com and sign up there It's completely separate from your store account has nothing to do with Anything with your store totally new that's right your fresh world. Yeah, that's interesting It decided to change the background color pink on that side. Well, yes, that's cool. Good. Yeah Yeah, I think it changed the background color on something that'll be interesting because it's not previewing with that color Yeah, I wonder oh look at this Yeah, so it's gonna there's gonna be a lot of pink stuff tonight. Okay, so that's cool. All right That's Python on hardware to fix that later


So Let's look at I will get all your super chat questions. I promise later and As much as I want to jump in right now with answers to some of them. I will get to them later So let's look at this video. I've got it up It's by act TV. I have no idea who act TV is It seems pretty But I'm pretty pretty lame pretty not late lame's probably not the right word but pretty naive and You know, it's it's pretty standard. This is not an academically sophisticated attempt to define To define You know systemic racism that thank you ratty eight nine eight nine. That's very generous Very generous super chat You're gonna get me in trouble with that question. All right, so Acta TV, so let's just view it and I will do as I always do I will stop it in the middle and And talk about it and they'll review it and We will see whether there is such a thing as systemic racism and based on how at least that TV defines it I'm sure there can be other definitions out there. All right, ready. Here we go. Oh I'm pressing the wrong button This is Jamal Jamal is a boy who lives in a poor neighborhood He has a friend named Kevin who lives in a wealthy neighborhood All of Jamal's neighbors are African-American and all of Kevin's neighbors are white because Jamal school district is mostly funded by property taxes His school is not very well Funded his classrooms are overcrowded His teachers are underpaid and he doesn't have access to high quality tutors or extra curricular activities Now let's stop right there Because while there are parts of the country in which this is very true that school is all funded by Property taxes and by the way the one area where I think I agree most with the idea of systemic racism or or the evil that the Consequences are to destroy Certain communities is on the issue of education but not in the way that they're presenting it here So it's true that the property taxes are what funded the school property taxes are low because the areas in which these schools exist are Poor and therefore the quality what the argument is the quality of the education is poor Now there's a lot to say about this but let's start with the fact that there are many States in America today that do not fund their schools exclusively from from property taxes For example in California, I think it's unconstitutional because the the Supreme Court in California Recognized the fact that some schools were getting a little bit of money Some schools getting a lot of money and that those were huge disparities in in public education government education And therefore what it has done is it is the man that the state supplement school budget Beyond the property taxes to equate them on a money going into the various schools Has this dramatically improved the quality of education in Minority schools not that I'm aware of not that I'm aware of So maybe it's something else So maybe we should start thinking about public schools Government schools. I need to train myself to call them government schools because the government schools Maybe the problem here is that we don't have markets in education Maybe the problem is here is that the schools are run by government bureaucrats with curriculum set by government bureaucrats set by departments of education at universities that are breeding grounds for You know unrealistic and and detached from reality Means of supposedly educating kids from new math to sightsee reading to a variety of different ways Why don't we blame Where the blame really lies and that is with the quality of education that's being received here And the quality of education that's being received has nothing to do with budget I've given this example many times, but I'll give it again in Inner city of Chicago now these are numbers that are probably Four or five years old. So forgive me for being out of date a little bit But four or five years ago in the city in this inner city of Chicago It cost the city of Chicago $15,000 a child to provide an education in the government schools $15,000 a child In Utah for example, it cost $4,000 a child in other places. It's got somewhere between four to ten $15,000 a child should buy you a fantastic education But it doesn't we know that the inner cities of Chicago Education sucks is a nice word of describing it. It is horrific It is awful the kids there Many of them are boy, you know, the betters kids don't even finish school And and they don't go to college and the education. They don't know anything when they come out of school In the same neighborhoods across the street So it's not an issue of the culture of the neighborhood You have Catholic schools. I'm no big fan of Catholic schools. I'm not fan of religion period But you have Catholic schools They charge 7,500 a kid or cost them 7,500 a child to educate the child children half of what it costs the city of Chicago and yet the quality of education is significantly better Significantly better the city of Chicago could fall into some purposes Stop shut down every single school it has privatize the system subsidize it at the rate of $7,500 a child Return the rest of the money to the taxpayers And the children would get a superior a dramatically superior education So don't tell me it's money Because in many places it is not now. I'm sure their school districts are to stop for funds I'm sure that their school district to get very little money and I'm showing some places that as a factor But the problem is much more fundamental It's not about money It's about the fact that these are government schools It's a fact that these are government schools Now I interviewed on the show a few weeks ago James Thule who wrote a brilliant book called the beautiful tree A beautiful tree documents the existence of private schools in the worst slums in the world in Calcutta and in in in Nigeria and much of Africa and all over India And these schools are just as good if not much better Usually much better than the government schools And as he said on the show with me, they would be even better if they didn't teach the government curriculum If they could actually have competition on curriculum It's the solution to the problem of education in America the solution to the education of Of minority kids the solution to education broadly Is privatizing the schools it's it's educational saving accounts if we can't go full out privatization because you know because You have to transition there And a lot of these families the argument goes can't afford private education Again, the work of james totally shows that they can afford Private education the private education Schools would not have big gyms swimming pools tennis courts football fields My guess is many of these inner city kids schools don't have that anyway And you don't need that To provide a great education As marva collins a private school teacher who taught In the inner city of chicago and every one of her kids went to college And it was a cheap school And parents paid for it So there's no reason poor people particularly if you Take off some of the burdens tax burdens other burdens like Licensing laws and everything else minimum wage all the burdens that poor people have to face if you take those burdens away from them That the state places on them can't afford a private education so the problem of Different quality educations, which is real Is solved by privatizing the educational system and the best way to do that that i know of as a first step Is education saving accounts you can look up education saving accounts And that would solve the problem That would get rid of this and i wonder How many of the people Who are pushing this idea of systemic Racism that originates in the school system How many of them are pushing Education saving comes by the way i'm against vouchers The solution is education saving comes Vouchers allow the government to define who You who gets a voucher And then it puts standards On schools to get the voucher And education saving accounts put the money puts the money in the parents bank account For use on any education home schooling online education Evening education any form of education You want to give parents real choice Not parents the choices selected for them by government So i would move away from vouchers to use tax credits or tax saving plans tax saving accounts which which the government funds So we fund schools that the teachers choose That is the solution to the one issue Where there's real truth There's real discrimination All right, let's keep going School district is also funded by property taxes So his school is very well funded His classrooms are never crowded His teachers are very well paid and he has access to high quality tutors and lots of extracurricular activities And what's amazing about that is yes, they have a lot of money And education sucks And education is horrible And again and and by international standards education is terrible and again Even for the rich Kid the solution is to privatize the schools The solution is competition. The solution is innovation Not more government schools Kevin and Jamal live only a few streets away from each other So how come they're growing up in such different worlds with such different opportunities for success? The answer has to do with america's history of systemic racism to understand it better Let's look at what life was like for kevin and jamal Now no history of systemic racism now when you talk about history There clearly was systemic racism in history and we'll get to that now This is the grandparents decades after the civil war Many government agencies started to draw maps dividing cities into sections that were either desirable For investment this practice was called redlining and it usually blocked off entire black neighborhoods from access to private and public investment Now this is absolutely true And this is part of the disgraceful history of this country It really is Even in the north Across the entire united states um Starting for example Starting really with the with the uh with a new deal f dr's new deal Redlining did not happen not in this sense not in the sense. I'm going to talk about to white neighborhoods There's a sense in which it happened in white neighborhoods, but not the sense. I'm going to talk about Not in the sense of denying loans Even before the denying of loans The fact is that post world war world war two Um, remember that in the new deal the government created a bunch to the the f dr administration created a bunch of Regulatory agencies the a bunch of government agencies Whose job was to provide housing for americans These agencies built affordable housing These agencies insured mortgages these agencies secured financing for various real estate projects These were government agencies created again during the new deal during the 1930s And after world war two these agencies became Significantly engaged in helping americans particularly americans coming back from war With very little young young people young men coming back Establishing families wanting to buy a house They helped them They helped them it was government redlining is a government phenomena not a private phenomena. We'll get to the private phenomenon in a minute And what did the government do again? You should read your history rather than reading the convention rather than reading What everybody says rather than reading the kind of socialist vision view of of american history Read the real american history the real discrimination the real racism was at government agencies government programs That's segregated. So the HUD HUD is the agency that provides insurance for mortgages And hud basically will not give mortgages to black people would not insure their mortgages now again White people who came in Who wanted to buy a home? Could get a mortgage from a bank Not because they were white, but because the government was willing To insure the mortgage And when the government insures the mortgage A bank is willing to cover it To this day you can get some banks demand that you get mortgage insurance That's why they can keep rates so low because a big chunk of their risk is guaranteed by the government through this mortgage insurance HUD refused to give mortgages to blacks And therefore Refused to give insurance to blacks and therefore banks Refused to give the mortgages. It wasn't because the banks were discriminating. It wasn't because the banks were redlining it was because economically You had one person with the same from the same Income the same economic situation one of them getting government insurance and one of them not One of them low risk and one of them high risk Had nothing to do with skin color Had everything to do with the fact that the government was discriminating City ordinances were written all over the country City audiences or ordinances were written that restricted the ability of blacks to live in certain neighborhoods They were restricted to the neighborhoods that were deemed appropriate for them usually The neighborhoods that consist of with low-income housing That was typically built for them when they worked During the war now You a good book about this by the way about all this issue of redlining and housing and everything is called the color of law a forgotten history of how our government segregated america segregation redlining discrimination by business Is a feature of government policy it is a consequence of government policy now. I've been read the whole book But wow when I read the stuff. It was unbelievable I didn't realize I didn't realize how this how much federal law and state and local law discriminated against blacks before the 1960s now most of that is gone most that is gone in its place are The reverse discrimination that favors minorities and favors We'll get to that but for decades Really from reconstruction on In the south and then but much in the north as well There were laws that restricted the ability of blacks to buy home to gain certain jobs You know in a there was a ford plant There was the unions held them out. There was a ford plant in In in in california on the east bay opposite san francisco and there was a big sign on that ford plant Before the war before world war two and it said No black and hispanic employees workers allowed They just didn't hire them And then when they did hire them during the walkers, they had no choice Then the city segregated them in housing So the this segregation this complain about redlining Is a valid complaint About the government and it has as this video a little straight. It has long-term consequences It has real long-term consequences But it is a mistake to attribute it to capitalism. Well, let's let's go through this a little bit and I'll tell you what insurance companies use these maps for decades to deny black people loans and other services based purely on race now Let's think this through Is this true? Could this be true? Oh, let's say it differently a little bit Let's say this a little bit differently. What does it mean? Would this happen in capitalism?  Then what would happen in a capitalist economy in a true laissez-fait economy and what would happen? Well another bank who is not run by a racist Would enter the space Give mortgages to all these blacks and reap the profits and do much better than the first bank So competition would drive redlining away Markets would punish the redliner Now, let's imagine a worse world. Let's imagine. I don't know you in alabama or someplace. It's really racist in those days And imagine that every bank is run by a racist so that no bank will issue these loans What would be the solution in a marketplace in a free market to that?  You would start your own bank Now leave the state is what many blacks did So why wasn't that the solution? Why isn't it the case? That other banks stepped in to replace the bank or that blacks didn't start their own banks to compete Why did that not happen? Why was that gap in the market not filled? Why wasn't it filled? Because of government So blacks were not allowed to get a bank charter in the south Banks were not allowed to get a bank charter in the south The regulators federal regulators Who approved bank charters again? This is a banks are regulated business heavily heavily heavily regulated by the fed federal government and by state governments Would not allow them to start a bank. So even if you wanted to you couldn't start a bank to compete Against the bankers who are racists And then what about the non-racist banker? Well the non-racist banker Was discriminated against by the government because he couldn't get He couldn't get insurers To insure the mortgages and the insurer was not a private insurer again. This is not private markets It was again a government The problem of racism in america The damage that racism That was done in america is primarily the damage done by the state by government federal government local governments prohibiting Starting businesses by the way, there's a good movie that illustrates some of this with regard to banks and mortgages and everything And that's called I think it's called the banker. It's on apple tv apple tv called the banker based on a true story fascinating and how These couple of banks managed to buy a bank in texas and and all the all the challenges that they go through In order to do that and what they what's done to them as a consequence They're basically sent to jail so no racism is primarily a consequence of government policy and yes this government policy This lack of freedom this lack of capitalism Is what has caused whatever systemic racism still exists in this country It's government involvement in education It's government involvement in banking. It's government involvement in mortgages. It's government involving in housing It's government zoning it's government And the solution to racism is not more government programs It's not government programs to reverse the racism with new racist programs the solution Is to reduce government's involvement. The solution is capitalism. The solution is freedom.  It makes racism an ideology for losers So it's only laissez faire capitalism that can solve the problem of racism If you want to solve the problem of systemic racism and all these demonstrators are advocating for the solution is More capitalism the exact opposite of what they want. They want more state involvement more socialism more control more state intervention Which is ultimately the source of this racism Boycotts a good solution against racism in a free market in capitalism Racism is impractical under capitalism But when it's the ruling ideology of those in government who are trying to run our life and trying to centrally plan Then it's a disaster All right, let's keep watching this. This is this whole stuff about banks redlining banks. It's just it's bogus without government programs None of this would happen without government regulations without government controls without government Basically managing economy None of that would have happened Historically speaking owning a home and getting a college education is the easiest way for an american family to build wealth It's truth to that starting a plan parents wanted to buy a house the banks refused because they lived in a neighborhood That was redlined the banks refused because the government Basically incentivized them to refuse So jamal's grandparents were not able to buy a home and because colleges could prevent them from attending through legal segregation Their options for higher education were really scarce Well, here again You know, the options for education were really scarce in certain domains, right? Certain colleges discriminated. That's why black colleges were founded Right colleges that specialized In in accommodating black students were founded as a result of the fact that blacks were discriminated against in other colleges And again the solution to that is all being affirmative action, which is more than compensated for that We'll talk about that in a minute, but Notice there's no nuance here at all, right? They couldn't get into college. Well, they're very limited Well, yeah, they were limited, but they were not zero Jews, by the way We were restricted from the best universities in the country in the early part of the 20th century Yale and harvard and the iver leagues Basically had a policy of not admitting Jews or admitting very few Jews And they still managed So they went to second-rate universities third-rate university. They excelled and did well So it can't just be this although this is a fact and the and the fact that universities excluded blacks is evil It's racism and it's bad On the other hand got a low interest loan to buy their first house and get accepted into a handful of top universities Which traditionally only accepted white students This opened up a wealth of opportunities that they were able to pass on to their kids and grandkids even now This is true. There's a truth to this, but it's not the whole story. It's only a piece of the story and this is primarily history None of this is true today Late as the 1980s an investigation into the atlanta real estate market Showed that banks were more willing to lend to low-income white families than to middle or upper-income african-american families Skeptical about this study. I can't prove it's wrong, but I am skeptical in in addition at least today Atlanta has a number today. Atlanta has a number of minority owned banks That specialize in providing mortgages and loans to small businesses for the black and Hispanic community in Atlanta So I don't know about the 80s and I wasn't there But again the profit motive would suggest that that would not happen That higher-income black family would easier to get a loan than a low-income white family So so I would have to look at that study more carefully to figure that out But again, remember heavy heavy regulations of banks banks are not free and by the 1980s HUD was not discriminating so mortgage insurance was as available To a white family as it was to a black family as it was to a white family. So None of that would have would have existed in the 80s. So again skepticism I can't prove it But it doesn't make sense to me As a result today for every hundred dollars of wealth held by a white family black families have five dollars and four cents I don't know if this number is true either But it is a big gap And and this is the consequence of historic racism historic racism Is no question has hurt the ability of of wealth creation and in wealth transfer from generation to generation That is just a fact of reality out there. This is particularly true in the south, but it's true in parts of the north as well 2017 study confirms that redlining is still affecting home values in major cities like Chicago today This is well, but that is a question of there's no redlining in Chicago today So there is a difference in terms of home values, but that is a Multi-faceted question. What are their crime rates? What is the culture? What are the what what is going on? What is the quality of the homes in a particular again? So you got to be skeptical of some of these studies particularly when they extrapolate the history to today There's no redlining today. You couldn't get away with that. I mean you would you'd be sued the lawsuits the The the All the laws are skewed today the other way the other way This is a good question Tom's asked in using in terms like back community Petulating to the idea that blacks or any racial group can can and should be discussed as a monolith Is in the speaking in tribal terms? Yeah.  They were created because of racist city planning and redlining by city and federal authorities And what they've created is monolithic Skin color because I you know, I don't believe in race, but people do have different skin color People living together then if you add to that what I've talked about before which is the one poverty welfare Minimum wage licensing law and everything else that has held many of these people back and I want to talk in a minute about culture and leadership, which I think has held these people back But but yes in a healthy society in a laissez faire society People would not be clustered around communities community just physical spaces With people of the same ethnic background of the same skin color for very long Immigrants tend to cluster together For familiarity's sake and then within a couple of generations they spread out and that goes away Blacks have been in this country for a long time There should be no black communities There should be no white communities. They should just be communities The fact that there is racism here and its origins and its source We are discussing Is why blacks live together and whites live together white neighborhoods and black neighborhoods those exist It's a sad fact of the world that those exist. They shouldn't exist We should strive and should have always strived for a colorblind society Which is what martin luther king argued for but we don't and we haven't for a long long time all right so How kevin and jamal inherited vastly different circumstances Unfortunately, the story doesn't end there a big part of systemic racism is implicit bias These are prejudices in society that people are not aware that they have So this is interesting. So these are subconscious prejudices that you have that you don't even know that you have Right and and I think a lot of people do have these And I think a lot of people are now very conscious They're not thinkers I think a lot of racism is a consequence of evasion of not thinking of of lazy intellectual laziness And of not checking your own implicit biases these Could be real Let's go back to kevin and jamal Against all odds jamal manages to be the only student from his high school to get accepted into a great university The same one that kevin and his high school friends are attending But after kevin and jamal both graduate jamal notices that his resume isn't drawing as much interest as kevin's And that's not because of his name And that's not because of the color of his skin because indeed affirmative action. So let me tell you a story. So I was My first my first university job. I was uh, it was going to be hired um I had an interview a really good interview at santa claire university and they said oh We want to give you an offer. We're gonna give you an offer. Don't worry. You're gonna get an offer I said, okay. I wait a few weeks and no offer comes So I called them up and I say hey, what's going on?  She's not gonna accept our offer So you'll be next Which was true. She got offers from many universities. She took another more lucrative position at this university and ultimately after a number of other Um speed bumps upon the road Where I was told I I I wasn't getting the job because there were too many jews in the finance department So where the university exhibited anti-semitic traits. I was finally offered the job and took it but There's a phone of action today So the chances are that if you're black from a good university You're probably getting more offers. You're probably getting more interviews By the way, santa claire university is a catholic university Very leftist super ultra leftist Catholic university So I don't buy this I don't buy this I mean part of the reasons why his resume is not as good because Kevin went to a good school Kevin probably did a lot of uh community service and did a lot of bullshit stuff to make his resume look good And jamal probably didn't But if you identify the same program with the exact same gpa Unfortunately for jamal studies show that resumes with white sounding names get twice as many callbacks as identical resumes with black sounding names Again, i'm skeptical can prove it skeptical But you know, i'm the first i'm one of the first people to say that Racism exists in america And we'll talk about why Maybe it's even on the rise in a little while when i finish this video But racism does exist in america. America is a much more racist than they ever thought they were Much more race and you can see that that one of the Biggest areas you can see that as an immigration, but uh, it's true beyond that as well Implicit bias is one of the reasons why the black unemployment rate is twice the rate of white unemployment Really, maybe the black unemployment rate is higher because of what you said about education earlier Why is it because of implicit bias is no evidence of this? I don't believe or if there is evidence It's it's it's very shaky ground It's much more likely to be an issue of the education that they talked about earlier than about this college graduates today You can see evidence of systemic racism in every area of life Disparities and family wealth incarceration rates political Incarceration rates. No, probably not a lot of that has to do with the fact that the black blacks Have embraced the drug trade as as a way to make money in in many of these communities and uh, a lot of them You know on incarcerated for drug offenses Crime rates in um in drugs.  So all of those are just realities That are reflected in incarceration rates as a consequence Representation i'm not sure in education. I mean, yeah, I mean all of this is again. There's elements of truth This is the complexity elements of truth couched In a lot of lies or a lot of misrepresentation and education are all examples of systemic racism Unfortunately the biggest challenge is systemic racism is that there's no single person or entity responsible for it Which makes it very hard to solve So what can you do the first thing you can do is work towards becoming more aware of your own implicit biases I agree with that. I think people do have implicit biases I think the more way you are of of of the content of your subconscious So what your subconscious feeds you of of the kind of ideas you have about other people and how you respond to different people I think that's helpful. I think work on this particularly with cops Is very very helpful and part of the educational program should be around these things if it's done rationally and properly Which again is a big if A big if What are some prejudices that you might hold that you're not aware of? Second, let's acknowledge that the consequences of slavery and Jim Crow laws are still affecting access to opportunity today As a result, we should support systemic changes that create more equal opportunity So from criminal justice system, I'm all for that. I'm for more than just reforming the criminal justice system I'm for doing away with drug law You know getting rid of the drug wars Uh getting triggered of the whole thing legalizing Everything everything heroin cocaine Every single drug out there legalize it or at least decriminalize it Get people out of jail who commit victimless crimes I'm from doing away with most of the laws or or or eliminating the war on immigration on immigrants I'm for real reform of the criminal justice system real reform reform the laws reform the laws And and and again that would change the dynamics completely It would reduce the number of police we need It would make it easier to find good policemen It would reduce the amount of violence in society if reduced the amount of corruption within the police force It would change everything And predatory lending there is no such thing as predatory lending that is such a BS leftist term There is no such thing as predatory lending You know there's high interest rate lending because of the risk that people take the risk that people constitute But it's not predatory predatory lending Is the mafia predatory lending is what do you call the the guy at the corner who's lending money? I forget right but predatory lending actual stores pawn shops Paycheck lending they're the ones that Eliminate The real predatory lending which are the loan sharks The loan sharks who break your legs if you don't pay them back They're the predatory lenders and paycheck lending Is the antidote to that? Protect voting rights. I agree. We should protect voting rights For everyone increasing public school funding and making it independent from how about privatizing privatizing schools That would be a great start so that poor and wealthy districts can receive equal access to resources places that have done that Have not shown a significant difference systemic problems require systemic solutions. Luckily, we're all part of the system Which means that we all have a role to play All right, that's uh, that's the end of it um Yes systemic problems require systemic solutions and I agree with that And the best systemic solution to systemic racism to the extent that it exists Is capitalism It's freedom It's laws of fair It's getting rid Of state intervention government controls Government redlining government decisions government affirmative action Thank you. Alex. That's very generous And what this video ignores Is that the back communities or blacks as individuals Have had lousy leadership lousy intellectuals And a lousy commitment to religion The leaders have advocated For welfare programs for redistribution of wealth for handouts. Forgive me Rather than for jobs for work For wealth creation The leaders have been anti-capitalist when capitalism is the only legitimate Long-term solution to racism They mean intellectuals have been marxist leftists Anti-capitalist anti-americans With exception of people like thomas soul and walter williams And a few others They mean committed to an economic system and a political system That hurts the black individual the ambitious Person who wants to be successful is hurt by them And of course they committed to religion They're way too religious Way too committed to sacrifice Not ambitious enough And this brings me to the fact that this leadership and these intellectuals, you know Martin Luther king was much better than these leaders and these intellectuals But many of the people surrounding Martin Luther king many of the people who are hailed as as civil rights leaders and suddenly Many of the people today who act as they leaders Thoroughly corrupt Thoroughly leftist Thoroughly anti-american thoroughly anti-capitalist and the consequence of this the consequence of ideas The consequence of leadership The consequence of intellectual of Ideas leadership intellectuals Of lack of education or lousy education Is a negative bad culture And unfortunately These communities Have bad culture and they're not the only communities. They're bad culture. There's a lot of there's a lot of white trash That that that has bad culture There's a lot of communities of other colors skin That have bad cultures But this is very prevalent among blacks A entitlement mentality, which the welfare state Has ingrained in them A lack of Enough appreciation of the value of education Again, this is a generalization There are many many many many exceptions and I salute the exceptions. They're heroic the exceptions Because they have to overcome their leaders their intellectuals And the culture in which they live What we need today what I called a new intellectual would be any man or woman who is willing to think Meaning any man or woman who knows that man's life must be guided by reason By the intellect not by feelings wishes wins or mystic revelations Any man or woman who values his life and who does not Want to give in to today's cult of despair cynicism and impotence and does not intend to give up the world To the dark ages and to the role of the collectivist Using the super chat and I noticed yesterday when I appealed For support for the show many of you step forward and actually Supported the show for the first time. So I'll do it again. Maybe we'll get some more today If you like what you're hearing if you appreciate what I'm doing Then I appreciate your support Those of you who don't yet support the show, please take this opportunity. 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Okay, today we're gonna be scraping again mug shots. This is not gonna be a fully automated process But just a quick way to pull stuff I guess I really shouldn't call it scraping but that's kind of what we're doing But partially using a web browser again in the future We're gonna look at a fully automated way of this But I'm just gonna do a quick way of grabbing all the content from a web page when you're viewing it So real quick. I'm in an empty directory here called mugs. I'm at a sheriff's office website here I'm gonna say accept. I'm gonna type in a name I'll just say Smith and that will return well a lot of people in this case a hundred people named Smith who were arrested over I believe the last ten years and They're all loading here, but what we're gonna do is we're gonna hit control shift I to bring up our Developers tab here or you hit F12 if you have an F12 button and we'll make sure we're in the network tab and we have all I'm gonna go to refresh the page and Now everything that loads on the page every image every text All the scripts they all load down here once they're all loaded. I Should be able to come down here right click and say save all as HRA content and I'm gonna save it to that directory. We're working in so if I come back to my shell here I can list out now and we can see we have this file and if I open it up again It's a JSON file that That not only has the text and information He also has information on when these things are loaded into your browser Basically just all the information of everything that loaded in your browser on that page and in there You can also find things that look like a whole bunch of text like this Which is base 64, which is actually in most cases in this case an image that's Saved as plain text that you can extract it convert back into a binary image file Last time we use grep to pull that stuff out this time We're going to use a program called jq which is designed for parsing through JSON real quick Let's go in here and we go back up to the top and you can see that we have our first little entry here is Log and then a sub entry of that is called entries, which we can see is an array So we're gonna go through we're gonna say we want to look at our Our log from the log we want to look at arrays or sorry entries which are arrays and we want to go through all of those and There are different things the request is what our browser asked for we want the response so is What the web server turned back to us and then from that we want the content And then from within the content we're gonna want the text But not all the text, but let's start there So I'm gonna say jq once you have jq installed which Should be in your package manager if you're on Debian and I guess a lot of distros we're gonna say jq and Quotations were to say dot which means basically show everything and we say one dot HRA H a r There we go, and basically it's basically right now. It's catting it out But color coding stuff for us a little bit, but now I can say okay. I don't want everything I want but I want everything in the log section, which is still pretty much everything But underneath the log section. I want entries and There we go. We've got entries, but entries is an array So we're gonna put the brackets here, but from that array. We want all the response Let's spell things right response Responses so do that and we got all the responses. So we're narrowing down our information next from the responses We don't care about, you know what loaded and what time it loaded. We just want the content So we're gonna say content and that will narrow it down even more and now we can say that we want Text so we want all the little entries that say text which in many cases Art is gonna be our base 64, but we may not want all of that We just want the PNGs because there's other text and then there's there's in this particular case There's logos at the top page, which are JPEGs. We just want the PNG files So what we're gonna do here is it's instead of saying text we're gonna say little pipe symbol Select and then parentheses and this is gonna allow us to do a search We're gonna look for everything that has the MIME type so that the type of file it is and we want ones that say equal image slash PNG Okay, let's see what we do. Okay after that then we want to say pipe dot text So if I typed all that right, we're gonna be looking for I have all the entries we're gonna look be looking for the responses We're gonna look at the content of those responses and then from that we're gonna select all the ones that have the MIME type of Image PNG and then from that from the ones that have that match. We want to view their text Which should be our base 64. I Obviously typed something wrong Let me see here the only thing Error pipe select. Oh There it is. I see the problem now No period before the pipe symbol. Okay Image is not defined Okay Give me one second here. Oh, I think I know what the problem is. I have quotations inside quotations Let's change these outer quotations The single quotation marks because I have quotation marks here and so that was thinking I believe it's going It was thinking that this is ended and then it's starting new commands now Yes, there we go. So be careful with those quotation marks Another thing you do is you can backslash out so you can slash out characters But in this case, I'm just using single quotations on the outside and double quotations on the inside also known as regular quotation marks So there we go. We now have our Our base 64, but we don't want again. It's in quotation marks here We may not want we don't want the quotation marks. So We should be able to say dash dash raw Dash output and I believe that will give us the output without the quotations any tags that go along with it There we go. So now we have our base 64 going through line by line and Let's just do a test run on one So what I'll do is I'll say shuff dash and one if you have shuff on your machine not every machine will you can do Tail dash and one I'm gonna do shuff to get a random one instead Just last one maybe because I feel bad for that. Lastly. I don't want to keep showing her saying picture over and over again Hey, look, she was arrested. So that should give us a random one of these images And at this point I can pipe that into base 64 dash D for decode and we will pipe that into image magics display Which is just a viewer, but it can take the standard output and now we should get a random picture Yep, so we're doing good and unlike our grep thing this should almost pretty much always work on this file because Doesn't matter if things move around. We're actually looking at the tags and parsing through it as Json So real quick, let's do what we did in the last video and we're gonna say let X equals zero meaning we're making a variable X which is equal to zero the let is saying that it is an integer and then here instead of Shuffling and grabbing one shuffling and grabbing one. We're gonna say pipe into a while read and again I'll do M for mugshot do echo Dollar sign M into base 64 decode. We will pipe that into dollar sign X dot PNG And then we'll say let X plus plus which means every time we loop we're gonna add one to X and then we'll say that we're done give it a moment and Then I can use my package manager not my package manager But my file manager to look at this directory and there we go. We have all these mug shots So very similar to what we did last time instead of using grep We used jq which is a better way to go if you're going to be working and wanting to parse through json But the grep way again grep is pretty much everywhere where jq may not be on your system so I just thought I'd show you both ways both are good exercises to do and I hope that you enjoyed this video and I hope that you have a great day I'll try to remember to put notes in the description of this video So check out that link and I hope that you have a great day


In this video we'll look at the concepts of Accuracy and Precision. So we've looked at sources of error in measurements, random error and systematic error. Now each of these has an effect on your final measurement, on its precision and its accuracy. So systematic error affects accuracy. Accuracy is the difference between your measured value and the true value. Random error affects precision and it may also affect accuracy. Precision is how close together or reproducible your results are if you measure the same thing several times. The classic analogy here is of arrows in a target. So the first target here shows an archer with high accuracy and high precision, or in other words low systematic error and low random error. The shots are clustered together, this is like measurements that are very close to one another, and they cluster right on the bullseye, which you could think of as the true value of the measurement. The fact that they're clustered together tells you that they're very precise, they're very close to one another, and the fact that they cluster on the bullseye means that they're accurate, they're hitting the true value, or are very close to the true value. The second box shows an archer with high precision but low accuracy. So the archer's shots are very reproducible, they cluster, meaning she has low random error. She's probably experienced with skill at reducing the random fluctuations of her own body. However, something is causing a high systematic error, each of her shots is to the left and below the bullseye. Perhaps there's a steady wind blowing to the left. If she identifies this problem she can compensate for it. The third box shows an archer with low precision, shown as a wide scattering of shots. Imagine an inexperienced archer not skilled in reducing the random fluctuations of her body, or maybe an experienced archer but on a gusty day with the wind blowing in many directions. However, if these were measurements and we averaged them out, the average would fall fairly close to the bullseye, so the accuracy is quite good. As an experimenter this is a good example of why you should take many measurements. The more you take the more likely it is that they'll average out to something useful. The fourth box shows low precision and low accuracy. The shots are scattered so they're not very precise, and if you averaged them they would not be near the bullseye. This suggests perhaps an inexperienced archer shooting in a steady wind. The archer's lack of experience produces the random error, and the wind contributes an additional systematic error.