day card on this Sunday for Happy Father's Day.  It's Father's Day and it seemed like the perfect time to tell you how much I appreciate that money's you. Happy Birthday. Happy Birthday! Mary, open it up. I didn't see nothing, really. You didn't see that? Oh, there it is. I ain't got my glasses on. How many glasses in your pocket? Hope you know, it's a very special place. You always have in my life and in my heart, happy happy Father's Day. Love, Janine. I love you. Thank you, Janine. And? A puzzle. Love, Janine and puzzle. I just want to say Happy Father's Day to my dad. I love you, Daddy. I hope you enjoy your card and your present. You ain't sure your present. My dad loves working cleaning cars and making sure his cars are nice and clean so I got him some towels that he can use for both. Yeah, big old toilet, big old towel. Platinum Series 12 pack that he could use. Yeah. What is it? I still got, I still have one you bought my month ago. Now these you can use um dry or wet and you can use them in the uh inside of your car and outside of your car. I just wanted to say Happy Father's Day to all you fathers out there on this Sunday and happy many more and for all those that are doing things and doing the right things for their kids and by their kids you're greatly appreciated and we love you. So right now I'm just gonna go ahead and fix my dad and my niece's some food um closely fixing some food and we're going to enjoy this Sunday afternoon with my dad and their granddad so I'll see y'all in a minute. Is it good? Mm-hmm. What you got on your plate? Mean thing, sweet potato, sweet potato, roast. That ain't no roast. That's meatloaf. Meatloaf. Meatloaf. That's good. All right what you got planned for this Father's Day? Enjoying the children. Enjoying the children. You got anything you want to say for the other fathers out there? Try to live to be happy. Live to be happy. You get old. Try to be since you're what you're going to accumulate in life. Try to say be happy. All right. Enjoy what you're going to accumulate in life. And what have you accumulated? Got my home. Got my family. Enjoying that. Right. Got WuGinni buck. WuGinni buck.  Green beans. How the green beans taste? Green beans taste good? Yeah yours is good. So on the menu I did meatloaf because I don't put putting that no no no real plates so I got sweet potatoes, meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green beans. So this is just what I cooked for Sunday dinner. I actually cooked it yesterday but made it for today. So I got a sweet potato, mashed potatoes, green beans and my glaze meatloaf which is my Swedish meatloaf. So this is what the kids and my dad are eating. So Cristana I'm gonna fix you a plate. What doll did you want? I'm not gonna be around this time. You want just mashed potatoes and green beans only? Okay so I'm fixing me my version of strawberry shortcake as you can see here. It's just simply the dessert shells as you can get in any store. Bakery store. I got these from Walmart. I got strawberries and then I made some banana cream pudding. Just some banana cream pudding and I'm just gonna put on here blah blah blah. Put some banana cream pudding on there and then I'm going to get my handy dandy whipped cream that the top just flew off of and we're going to whip cream it out. So this is my my Sunday dessert. Strawberry banana cream dessert because I don't know any other name to call it. Anyway so I'm gonna eat this enjoy and I'll probably fall asleep. I'm just gonna do a little bit more editing and I'm working on a video right now so I'm gonna hey Puzzly! So I'm just gonna do some more editing and work on a video that I've been working on since last night and get that up and going for you guys. It'll be up tomorrow Monday and today's video will be up Tuesday so it'll be a short video just a little vlog of my dad but right now he's asleep so he got his belly full, got some dessert and let me show you. Because sleep is a beautiful thing. You brush your teeth diligently. Two times a day. But 80% of bacteria aren't even on teeth. Sleep like a baby. It's totally different. It's fighting bacteria. Happy Father's Day.  There's nothing going on today. It's actually supposed to storm today so this video is just short and sweet. I just wanted to just say a happy special Father's Day to my dad. Just kind of show you my dad and what I have prepared for him and just say happy Father's Day once again. And for you mothers that are holding it down like a father should and supposed to be, happy Father's Day to you too. If you like this video please give a thumbs up, please comment and don't forget to click that subscribe button. It's just Janine again. Happy Father's Day everybody. Bye.


Team keep it clean My apologies real quick. Sorry for the The lower quality for the videos that y'all been seeing recently my normal camera. It broke How about that? Yeah It's funny the memory card it doesn't it's not able to read the memory card So I got to figure out different way to do stuff and just a quick little sign up before we get into the video I took it to Best Buy today because I got it from Best Buy like years ago And I was like, hey, can y'all fix this? I even got total tech and everything. They said well, okay, um Your warranty just ran out two years ago. Okay. Well, it didn't just ran out Don't tell me it just ran out if that was two years ago I didn't say that but I was just thinking that but anyway once he ran out in 2021 I got the camera. Oh wow back. But anyway, he said we can't fix it We can't fix it because what we would do we would need to send it off and da da da, but it's not covered Okay, cool. He referred me to a place and then I went to that place and literally on the sign to the place that he Referred me to it says if it powers on we fix it. I'm like, okay, let's go, baby. I'm with it What happens? I take it in it's me and Carter by the way We take it in and say hey my camera the memory card readers not working. They said, oh Well, we can't fix it. You should probably contact the manufacturer Okay, so why is your sign lying anyway team keep it clean if this happens then Ravens fans should be excited Should be excited should be happy Because this gives the Ravens a shot. It gives them Not even necessarily a better shot because they got they got a shot now But it opens up a lot of possibilities for them and it can make things a bit harder and a bit easier all at the same time What I mean when I say that the report came out today that NFL teams think the Cardinals will release Do I receive a DeAndre Hopkins and the report also mentions that the chiefs and Patriots They are potential landing spots for him under certain conditions now with the chiefs. It was said that um If he went to the chiefs then he had to take a big-time pay cut So he wouldn't be able to make nearly as much money, but a like People are looking at the chiefs right now like they used to look at the Patriots back in the day Because it's like a you want to make more money elsewhere Or do you want to go to a team that you know? It's gonna be in a thick of things when it's time for that championship run And then in other cases for some players they can do both but with the Patriots specifically like that That's what the chiefs are looking like right now a team where some players will be willing to take less in In order to team up the patch of my homes And hey, I'm I'm a go for so DeAndre Hopkins. He would have that he could have that possibly have that motivation Like man, I done did everything I've been known as one of the best receivers in the game. Um, I'm just missing Super Bowl, man That's all I'm missing and if chiefs got it done with juju McCall Harman who are both gone now um Mvs If they got it done with them air receiver imagine what they would Imagine what they would do with a Patrick Holmes and DeAndre Nasty it will be filthy in a good way. But anyway, um So the report mentioned the chiefs and Patriots has potential landing spots for him under certain conditions Um, Patriots has been said that they don't want to give up draft picks. It's been said But then at the same time for him. Yeah, it is mac jones For for DeAndre Hopkins, I don't really think he's worried about who the quarterback is in some cases Because we've seen him get it done with whoever we've seen that But I think he would want to go to a situation Where he would have a a good chance to make a big impact and just to straight up win to win Um, and with the chiefs, he obviously could do that With the Ravens, uh, it's it's up in the air right now And again reason I say that is because we don't know who the quarterback is. Nobody knows who Ravens quarterback is right now So we're just waiting on that. But um, the reason I said that uh, Ravens fans should really be excited and be happy if this goes down if DeAndre Hopkins is released because It makes it easier and harder for the Ravens all at the same time To acquire a DeAndre Hopkins reason it makes it easier for them is because you don't have to You don't have to trade assets. And you know, you don't like you don't have to trade any draft picks You know, Ravens don't like giving up draft picks in the first place But you don't got to do that if he's released. He's a he's a free agent So you ain't got to worry about no draft picks to give a no and then on top of that You can come up with your own deal for DeAndre Hopkins You ain't got to do all this restructuring even though you could you could make it work But if he's released you ain't got to worry about restructuring and doing this and doing that And going through all these loopholes and then that and void years and worry about dead money and No, you ain't got to do all that Because it would be a lot easier if he's just straight Straight from free agency It will make that part of everything so much easier now on the flip side. It could also be harder The reason it would be harder is because now He's not on the contract. He wouldn't be on the contract with the Cardinals But then just like it will be easier for the Baltimore Ravens It'll be easier for a lot of other teams too and another team could again Ravens been they've been going through this whole uh This uh non-exclusive franchise tag masterclad. They've been going through that They've been going through that so When it comes to offers like a team could offer him something that the Ravens wouldn't be able to They could do that if they structured the right way Um, but the Ravens also this is also a good thing It's both a good thing and a bad thing for the Ravens Ravens. They could spend some money now Again, the whole Darius sleigh thing Is I mean we've been saying it for a long time if there's a wheel there's a way We've been saying that for so long But this whole Darius sleigh thing that cleared stuff up for a lot of people Because a lot of people they just saw that oh Ravens got like six seven million cap space right now Six seven million cap space a lot of people tripping out all we can't do nothing. Oh Lamar Jackson. He's holding us hostage Lamar Jackson on that franchise tag. You should have accepted the deal buddy You should have took that deal Ravens gay, but so many people have been saying that Without realizing that it's false Lamar Jackson the franchise tag is not holding up the Ravens If they want to do something They will do it now what I think I think somebody got to Like be real slick with the Ravens.  We're checking on him to see but now I'm just messing around though Hey, we'll see we'll see so I mean in order for this to even those scenarios to even be seriously thought of He'll have to be released first So we got to wait and see what the Cardinals end up doing with that so It's in their courts in his court. I mean he could ask for his He's not gonna be a Cardinal this year Like straighter. He ain't gonna be in a Cardinal this year So whether it's the Cardinals moving off of him for draft picks or is the Cardinals releasing him Now one more thing the Cardinals could be putting this out there because teams do this all the time when They know it's a player that They're not gonna be keeping They know it's a player that's not gonna be on their team in the next year They'll put it out there like okay We're getting ready to release him just to start really trying to get some last-minute offers some last second offers Just so they can get something rather than nothing this happens all the time in nfl teams do it so frequently This could be that they could be like, you know what? These teams ain't biting the way that we hope that they were biting put it out put it out that we're gonna release him And then see that entrance pick up and we've seen it so many times. It's like, oh, well, okay I guess the uh the the Cardinals aren't releasing him and team X is they trade them for the Andre Hopkins So this could be that So We'll see Um, we just got to keep being patient And maybe maybe this week one of these three receiver dominos will drop Deandre Hopkins old delbeckum junior coreland sudden And i'm sure somebody else have probably dropped but maybe this week one of those three will definitely drop So us as ravens fans we could be like, all right. Well, it ain't happening moving on Oh, it could be like, hey, it went down. Wow. I'm shocked But either way We'll see how it goes. Love y'all team. Keep it clean. Appreciate y'all team. Keep it clean Since we're working with a little little ghetto setup right now, we got to exit the videos a different way Love y'all


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today I bring you another live PvP PvP gameplay and we are using the Prometheus lens Well, I do not want to back out but yeah, we are using the Prometheus lens We're getting there last you get it before it gets nerfed a more and it's ruined forever because they've recently announced They're gonna nerf it into the ground. They're gonna wake it way way weaker Which I don't understand that because they've had what? How long has it been out now? A week. They've known it's been over P since day one basically people were complaining about it What happened to the system they had in place where they could Edit and adjust individual weapons without messing up the whole archetype reason behind not being Basically random rules in the game. But yeah, what happened to that who knows but either way PvP at the minute for me is the most fun it's ever been I Mean like it seems probably it reminds me of mayhem from destiny one. That's how complete. It's just absolute bunkers. It's it's carnage It's epic but In saying that a time to cure this quick in my opinion does not suit destiny The whole core mechanics of the game your player. Yes, it's just it doesn't suit it For instance, you will die with this weapon before you can even put your rally bar. Okay, Dan If someone's shooting at you, you can't put it down to defend yourself yet You're done for already If you jump in midair because Titans of war lots got so low jumped in midair You don't fall because you can't you can't get down quick enough if you in midair and someone shoots at you done Hunters can land quicker so they can kind of escape But you can't escape this weapon. It's time to kill his way away quick So it's just too quick. I'm pretty sure someone measured it at 0.3 seconds.  I do love it. I do love it. It makes PvP for me fun, but It can be quite annoying as well.  We know that from this.  I'm done. I Mean, yeah faster time to kill would be better It is pretty slow now and it does affect the pace. I mean a faster time to kill Makes a pace at the game much much better much more enjoyable to play much more enjoyable to watch in my opinion So yeah, but I think this quick. This is too quick. This is too quick Look at the range. It has a ruthless blood for blood. Yeah, I love me boy Yeah Miss Sansa Miller She don't meet over Yeah But yeah Me I got teammates here as you can see they refuse to use this dog refuses to use this dog 117 exotic If I remember from Yeah one Destiny year one that is and excuse me. I've got a cold coming block knows a lot So yeah, excuse me for some even more of a wallet and I normally do but yeah, I got teammates here refusing to use it because Damn, I just don't agree with it But at the end of the day I see it easy if you can't beat them join them and I have fun Join them and reckon them I really do But yeah, it's one of them things and it really is people got mixed opinions on it and So I had a niche, you know People have got mixed opinions on it So some people love it some people love this idea some people find it Extremely fun Some people find it extremely annoying and yeah, I guess I can understand where people are coming from Again, he was in there then what the hell just hit me What the hell just hit me? Yeah Well guys, what do you think if it should leave it in the game the way it is if if you do let me know down below in a conversation I think it needs nothing me personally. I know I know deep down it needs nothing But I don't want to see being nerfed bungee, please Bongo, please don't nerf the pamphys lens But you know, they're gonna do it. They gotta they really have what I hope they don't do though Which I know is gonna happen If they nerf it into a ground for PvE, that's something I don't want to see Well, oh, yeah, I'm done. I'm done. It's actually my first time on this map. I've seen others play it But I'm actually payed it myself Flamin bottom pie It's beautiful. It's beautiful. I Have realized though.  That's what you can with this I'm pretty sure unless I'm just I'm just shit because you have no idea the best. I'll take a free kill Okay, no, why is that smooth? But yeah Max fame don't think so mate Oh Actually, dude, buddy. I think I'm on almost a 10 go she come on more than that. I've been watching the feed You know why in one thing I have noticed I Mean team shot in this game is bad. You know that being team shot in this game is real bad But I'm more confident using this because if I'm I when I play PvP. I'm terrified And it annoys the heck out of me how people team shot don't run in groups and You just can't do it if you're a solo player like I play 95 cent the time I played well played PvP solo I don't ain't play PvP since for long Well, I thought it was on my team But yeah, I played PvP since way before curse of all size came out I heard about this previous lens. I saw a couple clips on it and I thought yep I'm trying it out. I fell in love straight away. I really did It's it gives me that confidence of running forward and I Didn't scare the team being team shot because you know you got a chance if you sneak up on a team You're gonna take them out. You've got a chance at least taking one or two out with this That's what I enjoy about it.  Yeah, the core mechanics like characters are too slow They really are abilities activate way too slow that the core mechanics I thought it's gonna fall off in the core mechanics of the game. I Take a three kill. Yes, I will thank you They'll have to be completely changed the worked the lot and it just ain't gonna happen I got a habit got a habit a person back On my controller to see the score because I've been playing a lot of Star Wars and I love that game That's what this reminds me of this reminds me of Star Wars. It's lasers everywhere It really does So no one tried the cold heart. I mean what effect is Is a cold heart change is it still the same? Mother now wow got him out of corner. Oh my my my What he was an enemy? I'm so curious to put you off Man Hey, I got a legend. Oh, he bought my titans lol. So that's gonna be low, but yeah guys Last chance use a Prometheus lens if you enjoy it It's gonna get nerfed pretty soon. I know where they're talking. It's gonna get nerfed into the ground look at that 5.75 efficiency But nice guys yep That is it for another video that last year probably gonna see me post on the Prometheus lens Hope you enjoyed it. Thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully people I will see you on that next one


On Hollywood, it's time now for Edmund O'Brien as Johnny Donald Philip Martin, Johnny, I've got a job for you. Fine, what is it? Mr. Carl Baskerville is insured with us. I've heard the name. Retired, wealthy. That's the best way. His brother is the beneficiary. Baskerville called us a little while ago and said he wanted the money to go to a charity in case of his death. What made him change his mind? He thinks his brother is out to kill him. That's Johnny. What do you want me to do? He's insured for a half a million, Johnny. You just made me a bodyguard. At least until we found out how true Baskerville's story is. We did some checking. Six years ago, he sent his brother William to prison for absconding with company funds. William was released from state prison a week ago. Ah, that's where I've heard the name. I remember the case. Oh, it's a strange setup. Sends his brother to jail, names him as beneficiary, wants a change because he says his brother's going to kill him. Cain and Abel really started something, didn't they? Edmund O'Brien in the transcribed adventure of the man with the action-fact expense account. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator. Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to a home office, Columbia All-Risk Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Baskerville matter. Expense account item 13887, frame fare and incidentals between Hartford and New York after receiving from you the necessary information concerning Mr. Carl Baskerville. Expense account item 2750, cab fare between Grand Central and Baskerville's home on Long Island. The house was set back from the road hidden by tall trees and surrounded by several acres of well-kept lawns and gardens. I walked up the long gravel path to the front door and knocked. I lit a cigarette and waited. The afternoon sun was warm on the back of my neck and the air smelled of wet grass and bright flowers. Yes? I turned around to see the biggest man since Goliath. He was close to seven feet and must have weighed in at about 280. He was nice-looking and wearing a well-cut blue suit, probably made from the best part of a tent. Can I do something for you? Bend over. I'm getting a stiff neck. I'm Johnny Dollar. I'm here representing... Oh, yes, Columbia All Risk. They called and said you were on your way. I'm Mr. Baskerville's personal secretary. Mr. Baskerville is expecting you. The big man led the way through the big house through the big French door that opened on the big garden. Carl Baskerville was sitting in a chair feeding the birds. He was reaching his late fifties with the sour look of a man that didn't want to. As he tossed the breadcrumbs out on the gravel walk, a big diamond on his little finger flashed in the sun. Um, Mr. Baskerville. Uh-huh. Oh, Collins. Who's that with you? The man from the insurance company. Pull up a chair and sit down, you man. Thanks. What's your name? Dollar and Johnny Dollar, Mr. Baskerville. Ah, it's your company called, you know. I'm just feeding you little birds. Yeah, birdie. Birdie! I've been doing it for some time now. Well... Well, do you stand around for Collins? I want to talk to Mr. Dollar in private. Oh, yes, yes. If you need me, I'll be in the study. I won't, Mr. Baskerville. Yes. Not tall as he. Six feet nine inches.  I've been retired for five years, Mr. Dollar. I always wanted to spend my afternoons in the garden feeding the birds. I used to get up at six and go to work and have breakfast and look out of that window right over there. I used to see the little birds.  Glad you made it. Well, thank you. Mr. Baskerville, I was sent here. I know where you were sent. Sit down! Mr. Dollar, I'm fifty-seven. I spend most of my life making money, making a successful living. Making a success of myself. Success in terms of what you consider successful. That's an interesting statement. No, is it? Why do you say that? How do you know what I consider the norm of success? Isn't money important to you? Sure, it has to be. How important? Very, but not all important. What else is important to you, Mr. Dollar? A lot of things. Don't be basic. Tell me something. A philosophy. Oh, I see. What kind of a philosophy? Not taking people for granted. Oh, I see. Here, you feed the birds for long.  Makes you feel real good. Good. Here, birdie. Birdie. Oh, that's fine. Get all over that one. He thinks he's a presence. Ah, yes, he's agree when he always does that. A lot like people, aren't they? Hmm. I suppose you know about my brother, Mr. Dollar? William Baskerville, worked for you six years ago. Supposedly, he took some company funds. Definitely took some. One hundred thousand dollars. Sent to state prison for ten years. Was paroled last week after serving six. You're insured with Columbia oil risk for a half million, and your brother is the beneficiary. That is correct. Now you want to change. That is again correct. Want to tell me some more about your brother? No, your company's worried. Is that it? Half million dollars worth. I suppose you consider it strange I'd send my brother to prison, then make him my beneficiary. I guess strange is a good word. I don't particularly care if you believe this or not, but I hated to prosecute my brother. But he was guilty, and it became more than just a family matter. There were stockholders to be considered, and his guilt was discovered before I could do anything. You're not feeling very... I'm out of crumb. Oh, well, here, here, take some. Thank you.  He's a timid one. He doesn't get as much as you are. You know you're right about them being like people, but timid ones never get enough, and generally fall, by the way, sir. You made your brother your beneficiary, and now you want to change it. Well, only as a precaution. With my money out of the way, perhaps William will think twice before he attempts anything foolish. I'm having my will change, too. You see, I originally left my entire estate to him. What makes you think he might try? This must have... I spent five years hitting you when I learned to trade. I used to drawing blueprints for your shroud. And William always did go for the idramatic. When did you get this? I got it yesterday. It's the first I've heard from William since he left prison. Well, he'll never get a pull-out or a wand. And William always did go in for the idramatic. Since boyhood, he's been with my get-up-and-go. He never got along.  She died very young. Probably overworked from knitting straight jackets. Don't be flippant, young man. That was uncalled for. Yeah, I guess it was. I have a strange habit of getting flippant when I get confused. I'm confused, Mr. Baskerville. Well, William is the last of the Baskervilles. Hothead, childish, weak, and insecure. But he's a Baskerville. If he kills me, he'll be caught. If he doesn't gain by my untimely death, he may reconsider. I still have hopes of a reconversion, Mr. Baskerville. The regeneration of a Baskerville? If you will. Perhaps when he calms down and forgets his last six years, we'll talk. And then I plan on renaming him as my swole. Are you still confused, Mr. Donner? You haven't contacted him? I told you didn't know I was. Somebody out looking for him? Of course not. Why? Because I think somebody should be. If you're going to remove the temptation, it might be a good idea to inform William. How's he going to know he's been momentarily disinherited? Me? Yes, Mr. Baskerville? Well, I must admit. If you don't want to call the police, I'd suggest a private detective. Yes, but I'm telling how much time. It's better than feeding the birds. Can you think of anyone who might know where your brother is? Well, that's him. Is he a girl before William went to prison? I'm not even sure she's still in the yard. What's her name? Carter. Virginia Carter. Live someplace he lives. I only met her once, six years ago. And hire yourself a good private detective in a hurry and tell him about this Virginia Carter. She might know where William is. Well, all right. In the meantime, I'd recommend that the change of beneficiary be hurried up. Oh, I'm getting tired. I'm tired. I'm tired. I'm finished feeding my birds. Good day, Mr. Goddard. Oh, here. I had a few crumbs left over. Oh. Oh, OK. How about it? Sitting with his friends. He'd have one good deed to take along with him. I went back through the French doors and started back through the house. I got as far as the hallway. It's a basketball. Oh, swell. He was sitting in the chair with a bullet hole just over his heart. His head was resting on his chest. He felt the breadcrumbs in his hand. He seemed to be smiling like he knew he was going to be able to feed the birds for a long time. Mr. Baskerville. Mr. Baskerville. Good Lord. Where were you? What? Where were you? In the library. I heard the shot. I saw William where? Over there at the far end of the garden. He had a gun. He turned and ran. That's poor homicide. Lieutenant, this is Johnny Donald. I've got a killing for you. Oh. I'm out at the Baskerville estate. Baskerville? He used to be Carl Baskerville. He was shot a few minutes ago in his garden. No, William did it. I saw William with a gun. What? Baskerville's secretary says he saw William Baskerville with a gun.  That's right. I'm here because Carl thought William was going to kill him. He showed me a letter. Holy... A letter? Get out here. I think I just made the mistake of my career. I shut Collins aside and ran back out in the garden. Baskerville was still smiling and things looked about the same. I took my pockets and found what I was looking for. Nothing. The threatening letter from William was gone. I went back in the library faster than I'd come out. I remembered what Baskerville had said about a girl named Carter. I grabbed the phone book on a wild hunch and started looking up the Carter's and Greenwich. Only one Virginia in that part of town, so I said a quiet prayer to the guards that be. I visioned my employer's reaction when they found out their investigator had been on hand when they lost a cool half million and called a cab in the hopes that I might at least save half the face. I told Collins not to touch anything and await Lieutenant Brennitz. I messed down item three, $8.75 cab fare to Greenwich Village. It was a long shot, but it could be the same girl that had known Martin. I went up the stairs of an old brown stone and knocked on the door. When it finally opened, I got the quickest scalding in history. She was wearing something thin enough to make a silkworm hang himself. I bet you had a hard time finding something to wear in July. I'm not cold-blooded. That's on your mind. I'd like to know about William Baskerville. Oh, that one. I haven't seen him in years. Maybe you've got a picture of him? I've got lots of pictures. They might be one of them somewhere. Let's look through the whole flock. I've got lots of time.  I don't want you to steal anything from me.  She opened the door and let me into the living room, sat down with shades withdrawn, and I had a hard time finding the couch. Pardon me. I'm flying blind here. Must have studied braille. How do we look at the pictures with a magic lantern? I thought maybe you wanted to relax a minute. Put something in a glass. I'll cool it down. I don't drink. Never keep the stuff around. It doesn't leave you much of a field. What do you major in? Cigarettes. Have one? Yeah. I haven't got a match. Just hold on to it. It'll light up. I think I'd better get the pictures. I'll be right back. I got a lonesome and a dark. I'll just be a second. Turn on the radio. Where is it? By your elbow. Oh. Pick it out myself. We can start with these. William isn't in this file. I've got lots more. They're not in a hurry, are you? Not a bit. Good. We'll smite run into overtime. We will return you to yours truly, Johnny Dollar and Dustin Moment. This is open right off to adventure with CBS Radio every Saturday night. That's when most of these same stations bring you the Gene Autry show and Bill Boyd as Hop along Cassidy. Wrestlers don't stand a chance. Crooks of the range go down under fire when those two riders for justice, Gene Autry and Hop along Cassidy empty their holsters. Enjoy their latest adventures tonight on CBS Radio.  Virginia Carter wasn't worried about working late. There was only one trouble with the job. It was tough keeping my mind on two things at once. It was like trying to read a mail or a catalog in front of a blast furnace. She sat close to me and handed me one picture at a time describing each guy in the photographs. I'd seen draft boards with smaller clientele. Several times she stopped and looked at one of the pictures, smiled and passed the guy to me. I was going to mention no snapshot I had of myself when she tapped one of the collection with a polished fingernail. William Basterden. Here he is. Figured to be sooner or later. How long ago is this taken? I couldn't say exactly, but... I guess about six years. You should keep a file. William was a nice guy. He had money. Showed me a good time. What else do you know about him? He had a brother with a checking account for rocks. William have any unusual habits? A few. They wouldn't help you find him. Well... I remember something. He used to play the saxophone. Hobby? No, not exactly. He played around town. He'd sell us small bands. He used to pick me up after work and we'd go to a dive someplace and he'd sit in. He loved it. He was a nut on jazz. You make money at it? I guess so. Before he went to work for his brother. I don't think his brother liked him playing. Okay, honey. Thanks. I'll stop around again sometime. Take a look at your pollen. Must have been a nice soft web. Why don't I take William with me? Not if you bring a picture back to yourself. Maybe I'll just bring a camera. You can take it yourself. Good. That's why I keep the room so dark. I hated to leave when my hair was already curly enough. She had given me one lead. William was a musician of sorts and sometimes he made money at it. I started across the street to catch another cab and I was halfway there when I heard the car. It was an old trick.  I ducked in a hurry. We thought about chasing him but he was so far down the street I couldn't even get the license. Spent a car out of four, three dollars and thirty-five cents. Another cab to local 802 of the musician's unit.  Yeah, something I could do for your props. That twitch? Yeah. Too much pop. You know William Baskerville, play sax? How'd you get a card? He makes money. Well, if he ain't, he better have. See if he does. I'm an old friend and I'd like to get in touch with him. Between twitches, he found what I was looking for. William had just renewed his card. It didn't show a home address but his mail was being sent to one of the swing joints on 52nd Street. I said thanks and left the little man in the middle of a twitch. Spent a car out of five, three dollars and eighty-five cents, still another cab to the address on 52nd Street. Oh, terrible, huh? I'm looking for William Baskerville. Baskerville? He plays the sax. Yeah, he left there as one of the musicians. I don't pay no attention to the music. Told them that. Thanks. Can I bother you for a minute? No, but you can talk to me. Move and lean on the piano. No William Baskerville? Sure. He blows here. Where is he? He's off tonight. He got a phone call and took off. Why? I want to find him. He took off. He left rehearsal and just took off. Was he headed someplace? Sure. Everybody's headed someplace. You can't go nowhere without heading someplace. I never quite looked at it that way. What time did he leave? About 4.30. What do you want Willie for? I got a message for him. You cop? What makes you think so? I don't think so. I'm just asking. I just thought maybe, not for sure. What? What do you mean what? How do you feel? Oh, the end. Sometime when I got the patience, I'll tell you all about it, but don't bug me now. Here's five. Come down and tell me where William Baskerville is. I'll take the five, but I'm staying right where I am.  I may cry. You're putting me on now. You've got my five. Five? Oh, yeah. What did it buy you? An address. Crazy. I want William Baskerville. Okay, I can't make this much longer anyway. 69 East 12th Street. Thanks. Solid. Expense account item 6, cab number 4, 75 cents to the home of Brother Baskerville. I climbed the stairs of a beat-up building, stopped at a door on the third floor. According to the landlord, Brother Baskerville's room is on the other side. I tried my knuckles again and put my ear to the door. I couldn't figure it out at first. It was a strange sound, the light scraping like a rope over the wood. I tried the door. I've been right on both counts. It was rope and it was rubbing on wood. Because Brother Baskerville was making the sound effects, but he was doing it the hard way. He was on one end of the rope, hanging by his neck. He was turning slowly like a weather vane in a soft breeze. The chair was tipped over at his feet and there was a phone on the table. There was an optical lieutenant-premise. When I looked at the dead man again, and my stomach jumped up and kicked my mind into high gear. I walked back to him and picked up the chair. What I saw through the suicide area right out of the window. If he had used the chair to stand on, he would have still needed a ladder just to tie the rope to the rafters. I've seen a couple of guys that hang themselves, but never won the jump four feet in the air to do it. I shoved the chair under him just to make sure. He cleared it by a good foot. He's tied up right now. Who is this? A guy would have to be congenitally deaf to Miss Virginia Carter's lovely voice. She'd been lying when she told me she didn't know where William lived, and I just have a natural aversion to lying women, especially when they're mixed up and are murdered. He spends a count of item seven, cab fare, one dollar and fifty-five cents back to Greenwich in Virginia Carter's dark room. Oh, Mr. Darley, could you bring me a camera? We'll play spin the bottle some other time. How'd you know my name? You gave it to me this afternoon.  I'm coming in. Oh, now, wait a minute. I'm expecting someone. If it's who I think it is, you better hide all the rope in the house now. Move it. Oh. You heard from Collins yet? I don't know what you're talking about. Only two people have lied to me today. You and Collins.  Collins said he saw William standing in the garden with a gun, and a musician told me William didn't leave rehearsal until 4.30. I didn't leave the basketball home until 4. Get out of here. I don't know anybody named Collins. Okay, but Collins just killed William Baskerville. He strangled him first and then stood on a chair and hung the body to a rafter. How do you know it was Collins? Because he forgot he's a foot taller than most guys. He gave William a boost, but he left him hanging too high. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. He just left William waiting for oxygen. He didn't say anything about killing, William. I want to get out of this man. And slow down and tell me everything you know. Well, I met him with William. William introduced me to him one night. After William went to prison, I started seeing Collins and he told me that he'd been in some kind of a deal with William. He'd stolen some money and that was why William went to prison. He went up and was supposed to split with Collins when he got out. So William came back and wanted to share and Collins killed him, right? I didn't know he was going to kill him. He poured some kind of a letter so that it would look like it came from Martin. That's where the letter came from. He was going to kill Carl Baskerville and blame it on William. He didn't say anything about killing anybody. He killed him and sold the letter. It looked like William had killed him and taken the letter to hide the motive. Listen, Mr. Dollar. Collins must have come in through the kitchen and started shooting.  He was trying for me when I jumped to one side and knocked over the only light burning in the room. He came close, but the flash of his gun gave him away and I threw enough lead to fill a sink. Collins stumbled back into the kitchen, but he was dragging. I heard him drop and I moved in after him. The moonlight slanted down through one of the windows and splashed out on a hard floor. He was lying on his back, like he wanted to get that far anyway. You'd better give it up, Collins. Forget it, forget it. No reason to kill you now.  All right. It won't take too long.  Why wait until I found him? Couldn't take the chance. I knew the old man would have somebody. Start looking sooner or later. I killed him in the garden because I knew you'd make a good whip. Probably go looking for Virginia after he told you about her. You called her and told her to tell me everything she knew. That's right. Wanted you to find him so. Like a suicide. You nearly got away with it. You just forgot how tall you were when you hanged William. You tried to run me down? No. I just wanted to scare you. Make you think it was William. I'll call an ambulance. It should be rain enough. It's a nice night to die. Not a cloud in the sky. It's a beautiful night. I can't use it. But I'll give it to you. I called Brenner's and he came over with his boys and cleaned it up. Virginia, the girl with the robes gallery, was dead. Collins wasn't long catching up. It was pretty simple. Collins and young Baskerville had taken 100,000 from the brother's company and William was caught. He did six years knowing that when he got out there would be 50,000 waiting. In the meantime, Collins had his girl and enough time to think that 100,000 was better if it wasn't split in the middle. Collins framed William with a letter and then started killing. He spent a count item 8, $23.45 dinner and incidentals covering the rest of the night up to the bar's clothes. He spent a count item 9, $10. A massage and steam bath. Item 10, another cab to Grand Central, 65 cents. Item 11, $38.35 train fare and incidentals back to Hartford. He spent a count total of $137.27. Collins, murder isn't so bad.  Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. 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Hello, I'm Professor Vanille Urandel and I'm here to talk to you today about issue spotting and it's the first in a series on what issue spotting is and how to go about spotting issues. It is the foundational skills to doing well on the law school exams for doing well on the FAR exam and certainly for doing well as an attorney, social justice attorney, racial justice attorney, you will need a well developed issue spotting skills. So I want to go back to doing well in law school exam and put this in context because oftentimes students think that knowledge and understanding of the law is what will get them. And I've said this before and you'll hear me say it again. I have students bring in their skit the exams and they don't understand why they got enough on the exam because they came to the right conclusion overall, but they didn't do an analysis and they didn't do analysis because they didn't have issue spotting skills. And their exam showed a decent level of knowledge, but lots of people know the law. Knowing the law will get you enough on an exam. Understanding the law may get you a D in order to do well on exams and the baby bar and the bar. You will be along with good exam writing skills. You will need issue spotting skills and we're going to talk about issue spotting skills today. So one of the main things that people always say is so what is an issue in the context of the law? There are two kinds of main issues, especially on exam. Your legitimate points of controversy, which can be either legal of factual and there are near miss issues. So a legitimate point of controversy is something that two good, well-informed creative lauders would fight about. It's a dispute, it's a controversy, it's a conflict. So what are they about? So lawyers will fight over what is the law. So there is existing law, but lawyers disagree over what the law is. Sometimes there's no existing law and the argument is over what the law should be. Even when there's no argument over the law, there can be an argument over what facts are key facts. So there's an argument over facts. And a lot of the controversy that people get into is over interpretation of what key facts are. Finally, you can have a controversy over, you don't disagree over what the law is. You don't disagree over what the facts are. You disagree over how the law should be applied to the facts. So you can have one or all of those in a one case. And these are all issue. Issue what is the law? Issue what should be the law? Issue what are the key facts? Issue how should the law be applied to the facts? So let's start with legal points of controversy. So examples of legal points of controversy is when you have more than one formulation of a rule, then you have an argument over which formulation of the rule should apply. For instance, in the defense of entrapment, where there is more than one controversy. Contributory versus comparative negligence. Now, in practice, in a state, states have gone one way or the other on this. They're either a contributory negligence state or a comparative negligence state, and they're usually not both. However, on the law school exam, on the bar exam, on the baby bar exam, you will want to show that depending on which state you're in, there could be a different outcome over whether there's a contributory negligence or whether there are comparative negligence. Even if you're in a comparative negligence state, there are more than one formulation over comparative negligence. There's been split on insanity defense, split on responsibility for wild animals. So you get the point that a legal point, a legitimate point of controversy are points over what the law is and those can be because there's no existing law. Or because there are more than one formulation of the law. Factual points of controversy occur when the facts are critical to a particular legal rule. So generally, people think, well, how can you have a factual controversy? Facts are facts, but where the legal principally demands a factual analysis, then you can have different interpretation on what that means. So anytime a room calls for reasonableness, even though we use a reasonable person standard, who is that reasonable person? Are they from the south? Are they from the north? Are they Democrats? Are they Republicans? Are they conservative? Are they liberals? Are they black? Are they white? Are they Native Americans? Are they women? Are they men? Are they poor? Are they rich? Are they from America? From the Europe? Are they from Ghana? Are they from South America? Who is the reasonable person? All those things, culture, age, gender, religion, sexual identity, all those things make a difference on what a person will see as reasonableness. And so you can't, if the only thing you can do is assume your view of the world is reasonable, you'll have problems because there are many views of the world and everybody thinks their view is reasonable. What is material to a discussion? Materiality. You know, whether something is relevant. Probable cause, which we get into this all the time from a police point of view, it is perfectly rational to look at somebody's race and think that they have probable cause for doing something. Or to look at a broken tail light and think that they have probable cause for doing something. But probable cause has a standard and how you interpret the facts on that standard is going to different. Whether you acted in good faith, whether there was necessity, whether something, the person had an intent, especially if you, so intent can be, excuse me. Intent can be subjective, which is less of a factual analysis, because if it's subjective, you looking at whether the person actually had the intent. But an objective standard of intent looks at whether a reasonable person would have intended something or would have interpreted that as intentional. So these are all factual analysis and those analysis are going to be influenced by other factors such as culture and background. Those are points of controversy though. People go to court all the time over behavior being one person interpreting behaviors, unreasonable and the other person interpreting the behavior as reasonable. If your rule has any of these standards, either of these standards. And if you get a fact pattern that doesn't clearly tell you that the behavior was satisfied and you may assume that you probably have a factual analysis of these principles. So we talked about legal points of controversy and in practice, those are the only things you deal with. But on exams, you may need to deal with what is called near miss issues. So a near miss issue is when all reasonable attorneys are not going to argue and you're not even going to raise it to the court because some element can never be satisfied or all of the elements are satisfied. You're not going to argue over that. Despite the popular media, attorneys only argue over things in which there is some factual reasonable point of controversy. But exams are different because on exams sometimes you want to show that you recognize that an element is missing. So if your faculty member gives you an exam in which let's say you're taking criminal law, someone breaks into a house. The rule is that you have a respiratory breaking and entering of a dwelling in the night time with the intent to commit a felony. That's a burglary. Trespatory breaking and entering. Assume that every element except one is satisfied. There was no breaking because the window was left open so they just entered. So a reasonable attorney might not raise the argument of burglary because there's an element that can never be satisfied. Now this is assuming that the way the state defines breaking requires an actual breaking down a door, breaking a window. And if a window was left open, then there was no breaking and a reasonable attorney might not raise this to the court. But a savvy law student should discuss why there is no burglary. Now, you need to ask your faculty member how they want to deal with these kinds of issues. In fact, you need to take some example like this from your course. And you should say how should I discuss these? Will I get points for discussing it? Or will I lose point if I discuss it? The only way to know how to handle near missed issues is to ask your faculty member. But you should know that different faculty members will want to deal with them in different ways. And in doubt handle them. We're going to talk about crack, how to organize an answer. You do not want to IRAC, which is the term that a lot of schools use, issue rule analysis, conclusion. We prefer crack conclusion rule analysis in terms of an organizational form. We don't want to do that on these kinds of issues. And we will talk about in a later video about how to deal with these issues in a way that doesn't take a lot of time. Show that you know that there can never be a legitimate point of controversy. But as I said, on exams, these come up often and the only way you know how to deal with them is to ask your faculty member. If you don't ask your faculty member, you should deal with them. You should not ignore them. So we're back to our prepare for success, trust the process. The process and requires you to write like a lawyer. Writing like a lawyer requires that you be able to do issue spotting because issue spotting is the foundational skill. Now, you will need to be able to do a lot more than issue spotting in order to pass the bar and be a good attorney. But if you can't do issue spotting, well, you'll never get that far. If you have any questions and comments, post them on Moodle.


I'm Dr. Michael Rose. I'm the Chief of the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Jersey Shore University Medical Center. The Neuroscience Institute at Jersey Shore University Medical Center is truly one of its kind. We've brought together multidisciplinary teams of people in the various aspects of neuroscience to be a one-stop shop for people with nerve-related issues and neurological related issues that we can fix with various means. Some of them are medical and some of them are surgical and coming together with these teams we're able to solve many people's problems that cannot be solved elsewhere without this team approach. When you're getting complicated care, I think it's important to have it all taken care of in one place and we get that here with our team approach and having all of the ancillary people and teams involved such as rehabilitation, pain management, having the surgeons and the medical specialists all in one place and we have that right here at Jersey Shore University Medical Center. We have the whole team and we can take care of all the issues related to any neurological or nerve surgery related problem. One of the things that I specialize in is lower extremity nerve reconstruction. People have come from far away and I've helped them restore form and function to their lower extremity so they don't have pain and they restore sensation to areas of their leg and foot and thigh that were that were damaged previously. Here at Jersey Shore University Medical Center we have everything we need to do incredibly complicated surgeries that are extremely cutting-edge and we're able to do that because we have all the resources that we need.