Let me put a post up while we're waiting. I've had a notification anyway. That looks alive. It's everything. Okay, hello Sarah. There's six people there. I'll grab the iPad so we can have the chat up. So if you're in, just press the like or say hello. There's ten now. That was just gone for the iPad. Five last time mate. One of the regulars. Just use the red faces. It's been a hard day today. I die. I hope you're good. Nice to see you on the live. And Moose, I hope Moose is watching as well. We've always set ourselves up. We've got three lights. Thank you. We're going to say hi to the Fire Blaster and Darren. Hi Darren. I've said hi to the Fire Blaster. You too. Sorry, just while I'm typing this in. I don't want to see me doing this. Just sorting out a post for the YouTube channel. Bear with us. Yeah. There you go. That's up. Hi Stuart. I'm Bob the Bricky. Hi Bob.  Your clock stopped. Ah, is it? No. Is it backwards on the thing? Yeah, it could be. He's here and I'm thinking of fitting in with his wheels. That's one of our longest views of that diabet. Yeah. And Moose, the dog. 125SM, hello from Sussex. Oh, hello. 125SM. Hello from, we won't tell you yet because that's part of our announcement. We're not going to chug that in straight away. We'll tease it a bit first. Get a few more people in first. I mean, after mobile, you know if they're on Instagram. Well, yeah, that's true. Daisy says hello as well. Hello Daisy. What are you being a good girl now after today? Anybody got any questions? What's everyone up to? How's the weather been? It's been great here, isn't it? It's been quite nice, yeah. It's been brisk. That's right, the red cheeks. Yeah. It's way behind that, isn't it? Yeah. Just trying to pay attention to it. How'd you get the comments on there? Just to pee an hour again, don't we? Yeah. I can't see here. Christine on there. She's on her iPad. Howdy, howdy, howdy. Good evening Lawrence. Good evening Lawrence, yeah. Thanks for joining us. We should really get these more organized and give people a bit of notice that we're doing live. But they're always a bit spur of the moment and we're always late. Nick Pie. What have you been up to today? We've been building a brick wall on the location's top secret moment for now. What's the capital of Poland? What's the capital of Poland? Pee, isn't it? Apparently it's looking forward to the announcement. Oh, yeah. I mean we've only been teasing this since August, haven't we? Yeah. Yeah. It's been happening since August but just delays have put it back and put it back. Yeah. So we've been waiting for it to happen too. And it's, once you find out it all makes sense. We've had some new teasiers designed. Just got to pay for them, haven't we? Yeah. They look quite nice. We've got the plain grey ones with a bit too plain so we've got some nice black polo shirts and jazzed them up a bit. They should look nice on the videos. Is it worth the wait, lol? It was for us. Flash is up anyway. I'm watching because of the Argentina game. Yeah. The loyal subscribers get told about it. That's the hitting the bell notification. Nick just updated YouTube and told us that we were doing the air. Doing the live. As you said, you should give them more notice. Do you know what? I need to look into it and see how to do it properly. We've got a GoPro there and you can go live on the GoPro. I know Changi goes live on his GoPro.  We don't even use the Mac because the Mac just won't live stream, will it? No. It's just too rare. We don't know how to do it. Where's the camera? That one, yeah. 31. I've been waiting 6 months for it. I'm sure I'm not in a hurry. Good job, Christie's away. Should we tell you how long she's been waiting for a porch? For Christmas lights in the garden? Yeah. Today we've been building a Flemish Garden Wallbond. Yeah. Flemish Garden Wallbond. Which year was falling over so it got demolished, cleaned up and it's getting rebuilt. Biles as well. Mark's not here. Quick, let's deny all knowledge of him again. Mark who? Oh, he'd be good if he missed it. What would I look? Speak of the devil. Next person in. What's that to say? You lad's been working hard. I was freezing my gut. I'm not here, Mark. Yeah, we're not across from you now, we're down. I'll be really who. You know, Mark, that's going to be your new name, Mark who. No one's going to forget that. Okay, damn it, he arrives. Yeah. Do I can't see that? I'll tell you what, I'm going to go and get me the glasses. I'm entertaining for a minute then. As best as I can. There's probably isn't much. Sharpen's chills. Yeah, it's been a busy day today. Bloody deadlines to meet. Stuart T. Thomas. Hey guys, hey Stuart. What question? Best trial for a DIY weekend warrior? Honestly, there's not a superior trial for anything, just whatever suits your preference best. You're welcome. Mom just said how are you in here and you're in there at the same time? She freaked out by the like. I can read that now. There's a lot of pictures and everything. It depends how much you're going to use it. If you're just going to do a couple of hours at the weekend, just get a cheap one. Anything that's probably about a 10 inch. Probably a 10 inch clean. It wouldn't be that ideal for DIY, wouldn't it? Yeah. 10 inch one, some sort. I know Ragini do them in there. B&Q, they're quite cheap. They look half decent then. I've never tried them. Hey, up is he? Mark, Mark who? Did you sort of coat out? Oh yeah, that's a serious question. Do you know anything about the construction calls at college? My lad is thinking about it next year. Well, obviously it's the best thing to do is to go into a college and do it. But my experience as an apprentice was I didn't know what to do. I didn't know what to do. My first experience as an apprentice was we did some days of practical work. We built barbecues. We did the first lift of a house. And just a few little projects here and there. But there was a lot of theory. A lot of it was also in the classroom learning health and safety and theory stuff. Either way I'd say it's good for him to go into it because he's got his technical knowledge, his health and safety which obviously is common sense but the more technical stuff as well and he will begin some practical stuff as well. If he does the two years I assume. Yeah. I think it's worth it. Yeah. Alex went through a proper apprenticeship and I think you get a grant off the government or whoever runs it. Back when Alex did his one single paint and then by the time we got it we nearly a year in. I think the pain is weighted with it because we're that far in. But there's not much they don't exactly encourage you to take a princess on anymore which is sad really. There should be a plenty of incentives out there but he's got a good teacher there Mark so I'd go for it. My last result just in Beaver teacher. Which one of us? You sure yours? Is it that boy Slim? I think he's having you on. I hope so. That was a gig and a half that absolutely fantastic last Friday. Me, Alex and Sarah went to be absolutely fantastic. Well as everyone knows from your Instagram live. We edited it live didn't we? I put it on the Instagram live that was funny. But you might get one on Saturday says there Mark. Don't forget though Mark if you're getting these coats the Milwaukee ones we've got we were sent a multi-tool so we had the charger and the small 12 watt batteries so if you're getting a Milwaukee coat unless you've got the batteries in the charger that's when it gets expensive I think it's about 50, 60 quid for a 12 watt battery in the charger but if you've got other depends on the batteries you have they probably all do the coats I think but we were sent the coats luckily. Enjoy. My uncle gave me and my grandfather's trails it's been in a bucket since in his garage since 1965 it's unused and costs 11 shillings 6 pence that's what that is that's all you need. In 1941 or 12 and a half pence in today's money and I bet it's better than any trial you can get in the shop now I bet it's miles better proper steel and everything collector's item that so is your the dodgy scaffolder yeah box and see for the is your Lexus look not nice one everybody goes well for your Mark and you're somewhere where his name is that's the block and hello Ben hi Ben if anyone's seen his last video he's like a bit captain danger should have had a bag around that scaffold I was surprised he managed to finish that without falling off or collapsing horrible vessels they're not looking after you on there is he he's got it Mark he's got a charger and three batteries the 12 volt ones I don't know if it's the waterproof ones or the ones you wear underneath the outside coats aren't they like him old skin no hood though they're very warm and they are waterproof the great when you when you're repointing you just keep your nice and warm I used mine last year a lot they can't get too warm though but you've got hand warm as well you can just warm the pockets up so when you stood there doing nothing with your hands in your pockets you can get your hands warm 49 in now shall we tell them we're going to tell them eventually it's a shame Tony's not here we're going to play tennis isn't it we'll just give it away now they don't know Tony is long johns are eight pounds at asda that's true and they don't need batteries either do they tell you what if we hit 50 we'll tell them at 50 we're at 55 a minute ago 49 now what we'll have to work on currently says Izzy we'll be filming something open up something on job that I saw on instagram yesterday don't know if you've announced it yet that's what we were doing today yeah what we put on instagram yesterday yeah I'm around 52 so drumroll we're currently in lemmington spa for a month as you can tell that's not our clock that's not our wall this is the rental you're about to hear the announcement Grant perfect timing Grant and hello someone said Bricky as well yeah we're in lemmington spa and for those of you regular youtube viewers you'll know that builder they need her in lemmington spa and we've had a lot of backers and foes build they need back in early in the year Tony contacted us and asked us to come and help out an extension they've got to do which has been put back and put back so it actually worked I don't know if you've hung up on her I can't hold to her can I maybe she doesn't realise around that why do you message her and tell her so she knows you haven't hung up on her no she hasn't anyway yeah it's a big extension very fancy on a big fancy house because all the houses around here are big and fancy and there's a big garden wall that we've currently on which we've got to get up before we start the extension it's all big big reclaimed bricks and it's a funnish garden wall a funnish garden wall and the extension is English Bond oh yes English Bond isn't it yeah like big pillars big windows got massive lantern roof on it and we're we've met all the lads but this is our second day today absolutely fantastic outfit they're just like they are on the channel they're great Tony's actually working there with us today and Christine's down here with us as well she met Tony and all lads today because where we're actually staying is half a mile half a mile from the job so we can walk it really but obviously we need to go in the van for the tools so that's the big thing it might not sound massive to everybody but to be asked by builder they need to come and work for them is really a big thing for us it's a compliment to our work it certainly is yeah absolutely and it's just the polar opposite to sight work you're appreciated everyone's friendly it's a good crack Gleason don't come around with a bite of chocolate and say chockatang and offer you a bar of chocolate in the afternoon I've never had that before they're probably charging for it so that's our news at the moment we can't wait to get stuck in but we're doing a bit of filming and we're working with Alex the bricklayer he's a builder they need and we've got Liam who's the apprentice slash labourer he's not getting much chance on the trial at the moment because he's flat out keeping up with us three on it because it's just a big long straight wall it's 110 brick a course as we can we're trying to make four months to lay up four weeks four months we should have been here in August oh three men like compacting into the four weeks yeah right go back into these comments sounds awesome it is easy it's a chance of the lifetime we couldn't let go are you paying digs no the digs are being paid for that's part of the deal it's all in nice when you're going to be there we're currently here for a month a month at least obviously if the job gets pushed on or stopped even if it finished earlier so far the rental is for four weeks when the rental is up we'll take it from there you want us to come back and do a bit more we're not sure how it works but we'll take each day as it comes and so far we're loving it Alex is really loving it just something completely different and it's all the reclaim bricks and it's a to match the house it's just rubbed up so we just every couple of courses rub it up with a cement bag or a glove and brush it off and it looks really nice well whether it's like building sand bit of sharp sand is it no it's not sharp sand is it building sand line and cement so you've got to be like it's very rough so you get all the fat all the it looks very old it looks how it should so it blends in nicely with the existing wall there and it'll blend in nice with the existing house too it's a very old house fire blaster Tony's top top top tip wouldn't become Steve's Alex's tip top top tip that's because we're talking into lemons do one of them build with A and E in SNL yeah is he brilliant stuff lads it is absolutely key and well done lads how great it pays off thank you hundreds of biscuits I love A and E I love the great channel I look forward to seeing you on there yeah we're filming our own stuff and then we're going to be it's not going to be a big thing with us in it we're just going to appear in the videos every now and again people around the corner with the camera getting a wave and just doing updates on how we're getting on even mum's on the video yeah you caught Christine on it today but build with A and E like us there are a few months behind there are probably two months behind with their uploads so it's going to be a while before they actually come out probably see us next year it's like filming an epic film you've got a way to complete the while it comes out this is the spider man no way home of yeah that's it looking forward to seeing the vlogs stupid tea awesome news for you guys great result thanks very much I'm going to have to start watching them now I've seen the odd ones looks like some top ones you're missing the cracking channel honestly it's just everything's done to perfection we're adopting a lot of our filming styles off of A and E yeah before we started doing stuff very bland on we just wanted to carry GoPro and just talk we're trying to be a bit more interactive like they are yeah leading by example yeah but yeah definitely Mark just go back and watch some of the some of the old ones it's a great great channel probably people's biscuits always taste better but listen put the teaspoons where are the videos coming out um ours it's hard to say really I might push ours forward a little bit and put these out I've got loads of videos you say loads of content which comes out in random orders isn't it just comes out whenever but I might see how we get on with this we've not filmed a great deal at the moment because we're just running the backers and forwards so as the days go by we'll film different stuff and Alex and Liam don't mind being filmed but they just won't be talking they don't do it they don't talk on any of these videos either but well done you both deserve it thanks very much Gareth greetings lads really enjoy the videos keep up the great work it's a pleasure to watch we enjoy making them actually we really do and enjoy putting them out it's always nice to hear that that 110 brick you should join to the back other month it's 110 brick long it's a double wall so it's not that long so it's 50 odd long but doubled up it's the same we can't put anything out now but it doesn't work like that we've made the announcement now no one's going to see anything from now for a few weeks in here my other team bricks so big massive compared to the ones I've seen on your channel exactly that's why this fella's got the achy shoulders today yeah and the achy neck all the massive they're almost solid aren't they and all the dimensions are slightly bigger whereas our bricks are all hollow I've probably doubled the weight in each brick isn't it and the bigger so they're harder to hold and the same as well the bricks are different sizes in general there as well the face side the front bit is one brick and then the back is a completely different brick so the front is like really big cross joints and then the back you're like barely fitting them on with the tighter cross joints I think it's Dave hi Dave I don't know if you caught the announcement but we're down in Lemington Spa a bit closer down to you boys brick and block solutions will you do a video on what's in your tool bag on a daily basis right now it's a trial on a brick isn't it the tool bag, because we use the tool belts everything's a bit scattered isn't it we're very disorganised you take the belts off and throw in a bucket so the tools roll over the place we'll have to have it organised and do a little video about that yeah we can do that on a Saturday or Sunday we need to have a good source of the van anyway yeah we're heading back up at weekends back over to weekends Mike not your average builder evening Mike Lawrence Kerwin in the last video I learnt a neat point and trick from you never seen thinning them up on the trial especially once you put them in doing all these years I can't take credit for that that's from an old fart called Jack I learnt that from, he's a miserable bugger but that's before top pointers so you use that on the top pointers works really well, you can get everything really tight in even I can point with that why does that make you laugh it makes me dad laugh more than anything not your average builder is this the cracking name that well what else do we have to take that's it, we had a live last week we did I'm looking over there because I can't see because I don't read this one building life memories, new friends and old bricks have fun, yeah exactly yeah it's all calm, that's Adele hello guys, are you enjoying the fairly hard weather currently having I don't suppose you're looking forward to the green winter weather coming soon never look forward to winter never used to bother me but it does now it was roasting at one point today yeah, that was T-Shirt weather today wasn't it yeah, it was very weird, yeah it was very mild today I think it's forecast dry for quite a while which is great well, that's all we have Bob the Brickie you've never you've not met measurable till you've met me oh, close to me I've met measurable are you playing Adele with you just coming in now I don't know if you've heard that we're down with A&E oh, you probably know actually with being down on yourself Tony's probably told you but yeah, we're here for a month we can work solutions here in Ireland it's to stay dry but get very cold next week yeah well, to be honest, even if it rains it's not a big deal for us at the moment the bricks we have, they're just they're dry in anything oh god, it's like you have to pick and dip it's gone you've got to get them down quick and like I say, every two quarters you've got to rub them up quick otherwise the stuff goes off too much do you prefer site or side jobs? I've just been doing a few side jobs this week to be honest, I find it much easier on site now, we've done site done foundations for 10 years and we've just done supers for 12 months and I'll never do it again it's not for us at all I mean, we're probably not set up for site because it's just the two of us and no labour but even that, the people we work for just scumbags, the odours money and all kinds of stuff we've treated like shit basically so we've checked that all in we do our own stuff now and that gives doing that stuff as an opportunity to come down here we wouldn't be here now working for build daily better doors for us better work better thought of, better treated it's like build a day and it's just like one big family everybody knows each other and they all get on it's great I have no idea maybe sacking the air site work off again look like Stum's note there hey you guys at least it wasn't the deposit bottle what's that mean what's that mean I don't get that one we have to elaborate on that one, Gareth Christine Tellans off hey Gareth, gai Scouts down hi guys I've got a blown out concrete lintel and I've shown rotted rebar type stuff can they be remade or are they really readily available House of 1920s to 30s Prefab and Liverpool here are your big blocks concrete lintels are always on air yeah you can get concrete lintels 3 inch deep, 4 inch deep and 9 inch deep Liverpool are probably going to berries aren't they they've got plenty you've got a huge grain if you want the deep ones berries stock the 220 ones concrete lintels are practically everywhere but berries do a really good they do a good range of they do a good range of concrete lintels but you can go out any of the old merchant's possibly find a concrete lintel yeah we're using concrete face brick at the moment can't look them up until the next day it's a disaster you'd think concrete bricks would take them up take the water quick I suppose you must be quite dense that would be something you've got to do the next day especially when you've finished on the Friday and you've got to go in tomorrow go on Christine give it to him Gareth they never listen to me Gareth what it's a goodies thing sorry for confusion Bob will know what I mean they never listen to me Gareth when do you get the Death Star wall clock I think I almost had one like that they do the ones where you can they turn an old vinyl into a clock they melt it a bit and cut it in shape that'll probably be when he's shopping this now I want that clock that clock why I want that I want that too that's reasonable bottle top that says Xbox talk mate when you're getting Death Star sorry I missed what you said yeah they are we're currently we're currently part of the team for the next four weeks we're in Alex's gang on the brick work I don't need to work around to have a look at the jobs I kind of know what it's called it's the big Victorian semi that we're on we're having a big extension on the back so we're currently on the party wall between the two houses that got knocked down we're on that where we started rebuilding that yesterday currently in the middle of that well nearly in the middle it's a big war thing it's about 3000 brick in it Steve Walker sorry sorry I'm late sorry I'm late I thought Goonies that's right Goonies he wrote goodies you've got me thinking about the goodies now that's now they're really old people who remember them Good evening Hi Dean Hello and Leeds Ben Somerset I've watched a lot of your videos I've spent 27 years doing very similar building works keep up the great work fella thank you stay off-site this is where the best work is I can't pronounce his name he's in Brazil hi hi thanks for joining us I'm sure you've just butchered his point of view watch every time I give you plastering tips before you can say hot not a chance Austin Musk hi Austin it's going really well because the announcement was we're working down in Levington Spa now with Builder Theny another big channel if you haven't seen them check them out fantastic jump boost go ahead and say it now I'm getting a drive off tell John what the announcement is we're getting some polo shirts made with our logos on them the announcement we're collabing and working for Builder Theny down in Levington so we've got a bit of a drive up but it's definitely paying off so far we're on out of 27 but we're doing a Flemish Garden Wall Bond Wall with Alex the Aenys brick layer and Liam the apprentice don't forget Liam he watches us and we're also doing a big extension on the back of the house of the job basically the whole house is being refurbished like a multi-million pound house just like being completely stripped out and being refurbished it was a student let I think even before that it was like play bloody Winston Churchill's house that bloody big and fancy so it's had like all the skeletons ripped out and it's all being refurbished that's what all the boys are doing inside and then outside there's an extension going in and obviously the wall is leaning out so it's been taken down so first thing we're doing is fixing the wall up give the neighbors back the privacy and then crack on that extension and then if we finish a bit early see what else they've got for us there's a bit of landscaping work to do like a patio outside the extension I'm not even in the shot I'll show you see the selfie we've got yesterday there you go with the main man outside the office I'll try to get rid of it by the camera there you go and there we had a tour of the office in the new boardroom and stuff and then all the stuff you'll see in the videos but yeah that was yesterday morning that was our induction at the office first stop a cafe in here with a coffee and then into the office for an induction Adrian Hyde from you can pronounce that Guernsey Stuart M my mother would have loved you for wearing a hat and gloves I've got to plug the merch in protect your bald spots yeah that's true the light will shine off it and dazzle you bald spots big spots yes then a little bit yeah thanks guys it would be it would be a job for someone it's a kitchen lintel an estimated size of 9 she's high by 5 foot is there any sort of fair guy price someone would charge you'd have to look at the price as a lintel yeah because that's a big lintel that one that's a tall one so I couldn't I couldn't guess that because I don't have I've never bought one before but you can get them if you can't get them at your local merchants it's cnwberry and they will deliver or at a push you've got a van you can pick it up 5 foot long that's what your height it's about 1500 isn't it 1800 to 6 foot you need a 6 foot lintel about the size of a 5 foot lintel if you go on to cnwberry website you'll find all the lintel prices on there they have including back prices and you might just have to pay delivery if you end up getting it delivered but I couldn't I don't know how much that would be but you're looking at the pricey lintel a few materials and the price probably two brick layers one day to get it done so yeah just have a look into it, get a few prices get a few quotes Dean Smith cheers Steve what do you think John was brilliant well done that's amazing footage looking forward to seeing it all yeah we've been filming a little bit so far because we're on a big long stretchy wall and there's a lot of people around we don't like just filming we'll have to do a bit of a blog thing to say we're there yeah we'd probably do something a bit different to put out in the middle of the week like a smaller short video just walk around what we're doing walk around saying hi to the lads introduce everybody yeah we don't know are you ready top top tip you need a pair of high heels steel toe caps do you it's too muddy for high heels otherwise they'd have some because Tony he's done about the picture I'm like almost out of shot that's what he means that's why I need the high heels Alex is 6'1 and Tony towers above Alex I'm 6'2 thank you so Tony was about 6'4 6'5 I'm the shortest that saves me so yeah I love the goodie bum fight the ok teary black pudding person Abilities band and other trip down dementia lane dementia lane I remember the giant one with the giant geese in the golden goose used to frighten me that was only a little dances with wolves good evening fellas working class good evening dances with wolves cheers men scab stone clive hide evening clive 65 watch the mooch and not talk yeah well she talks a lot first we can talk about the shirts a bit because that's kind of new we'll briefly mention it so obviously you've seen our shirts that we're going over now just the grates with the logo on the back so we're going to try and look a bit more professional especially working down here with the the professional people so we're going to get some black some black polos with a breast logo this on the left breast is it we're going to get the youtube instagram on the sleeve again big logo on the back so we're going to look a bit more official should we say so the ones we've got now they're just plain on the front except for when I have my boob sweats I just have the two sweat marks there which isn't very appealing like a poor boy yeah yeah hi guys loving the vlogs thank you very much best wish from the north east country where did we go we went to haggiston castle it's nice up there gary wamball hi gary long john's next week yeah I don't care as long as it doesn't dip below 2 we can still work that's the main thing we've got the hessian out tonight actually just in case hi guys I'm off I'm an old retired plasterer but I enjoy your videos more than the plastering videos thanks Alan I appreciate that I tell you what is plastering videos if you again back to build an A&E if you subscribe to build an A&E John does a Venetian plastering in a couple of his videos and that's really interesting John Toby, I love the videos guys from the USA thanks John thanks for joining us from the USA I'm surprised you can even see that brocado is it yeah it actually is as well we'll sort that out it was 3 hours slow when we arrived did we put a battery in it? no mum just changed it most you changed it you just couldn't put it back on oh you're cutting it back on the wall but thanks brocado yeah thank you it'll give us the push to rush to work quicker about 2 minutes you put it 2 minutes faster and you're always early then aren't you rather than 2 minutes late which is very hard because we live like 1 minute from the from the job it's very handy it took longer whereas parked into traffic mum's taken pride in the fact it took longer to get out of the parking space and into traffic to actually drive from house to house I guess an apple was waiting to get out of the truck into the traffic yeah if if you watch build the INE and go back a couple of videos Tony does a tour of the house and it'll take you right around the whole house show you what's happening with it on a friday from there and he also shows a picture of the extension and it's going to have a fancy dental special brick detail isn't it round the top they bought special bricks for that and it's going to have a lantern roof it's going to be a big extension too it's massive it goes right across the back of the house and returns back around the corner I think we might have filmed that one we did a little walk round we should have filmed Tony and the lads prepping it yeah Tony's filmed that anyway Tony's been prepping the block and beam floors because it's going to be maybe a week or two before going out I reckon yeah he's doing the slurry when you put the block and beam in you put the slurry just to lock it all together so that's what they're doing this afternoon yeah I thought it was blinding it just to seal it really before you put the insulation on it build repair and install love your videos guys thank you very much which appreciated what area are you based right now Lemington Spa South of Birmingham at the moment for the next month but we're usually up in Lancashire between Liverpool and Wigan yeah that's the rules do you work together also work with my father farming and other stuff but we don't record it because it gets quite graphic sometimes for both of us coming up to five years now we've worked together I've known him longer yeah John Toby's 305pm over here America yeah we only know Florida time well it's from like there to like Florida's five isn't it so five yeah it's like New York Florida is that last final electrics yeah we can't wait to get back to Florida where's the electrics just showed up now really enjoying the videos brilliant workmanship thank you very much Tom I'm just at the road in Lancashire Bob when am I driving it's a very good question I'll let you know when we find out like I kid you not I wanted to start driving like probably nearly two years ago but like that year everything froze so the roads were frozen not the best time to try first driving otherwise I'd be taking people to A&E Accident and emergency I'm not driving into London then I was going to start in 2020 Covid so and it's a big back road now isn't it next year spring hopefully I can get started see Christy wants to teach him in our car which is automatic and I want to teach him in a manual because if you're passing the manual you can drive any car if you're passing the automatic you can only drive an automatic but if you're passing the manual you can drive anything then I might just wait until the testles take over they're automatic Mick Ness do you ever have disagreements about your work work we don't sometimes I'll pull your work stuff now and again but that's because I'm still teaching you depending on my mood I'll disagree with you I was on your mood yeah yeah I think the closer we came to blows was last night when I switched the internet I thought it was going to kill me really did just walking around switching everything off going to bed and the internet box went off so Alex speaks to you obviously using the internet so near thought he hung up on my fault talk after build a permanent store is a great channel and while we're watching the guy a bit of that in mind we're going to Florida you'll have to book to go to Florida absolutely we were booked and went to cancel it went to Paris had a shit time so we're going to Florida where you're guaranteed a good time can't wait to get back then but it's going to be late next year we never go early in the year we always go late on in the year Halloween time best time to go oh well I was going to give you my larder I don't even know what it is do you it's a Russian car very popular back in the minimum everywhere but we aren't ever going to have a manual are we no but Alex might I'm going to Tesla I'm working for ANE now you need to wait a month to get a Tesla Mark, best thing you ever do Alex the freedom of having a car is unbelievable exactly I really do want to learn how to drive it's not like I don't want to learn I do yeah like with Sarah Stardale old Citroën she tried to give me little indicate like little tips Grant do a Florida vlog do you know what Grant I originally wanted to do Florida vlogs before Brit Lane anything like that but to do a Florida vlog I put it on YouTube you have to talk yeah we didn't talk that then did we but not that there's that many of them about no one has ever seen it even though we've got this channel with like 18,000 subscribers we put a Florida vlog out it flopped nobody would see it and also if you're vlogging everything you're not enjoying it as much you're seeing everything through a camera rather than experience isn't it I'm talking about that I do like filming the rides and stuff I've got a few rides in it Paris didn't we? yeah got on there one of the rides and as the rides set off I switched the camera off so we got to start and missed the whole rest of the ride oh Bob I won't read that one too much information so Larders have a good good place in your household I hope you won I hope you won the Larder as well thank you very much thank you very much there's so many one that I always seem to like forget there's like going like the best rides yeah but it mines because me and Christy went in 19 just after Hagrid's opened we went on that eight times that's absolutely fantastic ride but you can't have a favourite ride you could have a favourite ride at Pear Park and the list goes on regardless I need to be changing at least three steel lintels a week for the next six months probably can afford a Tesla well I'm on the right way then I'm on the right way two last extension we did two really big steels inside the floor joists yeah stashed up inside the joists super awkward that's going to be an interesting video I've never seen it done by anybody I've never done it myself and I've never seen it on YouTube so that would be an interesting video because we worked with Robbie and Robbie on that and they were like really plain sailing didn't they everything went smooth no problem Phil he's a regular I'd have us holding a large on the roof at the time a large on the roof oh no when's the next video guys we're back to Monday's now Monday's schedule now we've swapped from Fridays to Monday because so many more people will watch on a Monday than Friday I mean it should have been obvious but more people get to see it more people our first we usually get about 180 to 200 people on a 63 now but on the premieres we usually get about 200 on a Friday and our first Monday we've got 530 people watching the first one so it's just a no brains to do it on a Monday because not everyone's going out I'll go for a drink like who is actually so but when he watches on a Monday Nick if we both weren't bricklayers what would we be doing for work P.S. Chief Roller Coaster Rider isn't a job what would you be doing to bring home the bacon I was supposed to be an engineer when I left college but a lot of indoor work that wouldn't have been a Lego would be called the Lego Builders they've got a special name I think they're like the designers they're not the designers they're builders they build the models in the actual parts oh yeah that looks good it'd be a successful Twitch streamer yeah so he always rolls his eyes when I say this but our first video was on YouTube with Lego Builds the Magic Kingdom Castle and the Death Star wasn't it and a couple more we did Wally YouTube I kind of purposely forgot that no it didn't because if you notice the first bricklaying video was getting the views and the Lego ones had four and they were us they were you you were watching your own video I thought the views came from what's your favourite park all those studios is very good now the Star Wars is open it hasn't been there yet I mean Chris went September 2019 hadn't long been open but Rise the Resistance wasn't open so I've not done that but favourite park is universal studios either or because they're both good and they're that close to each other you can do them both in the day and you've got Hogwarts Express between the two parks and we also stay at Universal it's a lot more like that at Universal where Disney's like spread out where we were staying Pop Century to Magic Kingdom's a half hour ride on the bus when you're coming home at the end of the night and it's like standing only and all the kids are crying it's pitch black it's not a nice journey is it great going but coming home is just a nightmare we got a lot of Ubers last time we went instead of the Disney buses do we have a good time at Blackpool Pleasure Beach? yeah it's great we it's 10 o'clock each shot wasn't it 10 o'clock it's like if you're going to Blackpool Pleasure Beach it's a great part but after dark it's just completely different the way it's all lit up and Icon particularly we rode the front of Icon it's got headlights on it so you're going around the track and you've got headlights in front of you and all the dark parts the big one was amazing because as you get to the top of the lift hill you can see right down the gold mile you see all the new illuminations the LEDs now so the colours are really really vibrant really cool we made the mistake of driving through the illuminations at the end of the night it took us about 40 minutes to get about half a mile that was a mistake Firebless rest that we seen in the Jurassic Park ago? yeah it looks good at the moment mom turned the air pad off is the McCallister house from Home Alone? what did you say? it's amazing I think the Jurassic Park Lego I think why is she saying that? she doesn't mean that do you use a phone to get on a ride at Pleasure Beach now? do you have to use a phone to get on a ride at Pleasure Beach now? you're supposed to do that you're supposed to scan your phone on every ride but when we went up I couldn't find the email we did it at Rush we only booked it at one o'clock in the afternoon we went up at two o'clock and I just said we haven't got it with us so they just gave us a paper ticket didn't they what did she put? I don't know it's gone you're supposed to scan your phone but we ended up with a little paper tickets but you need your phone handy what do you have to scan for? just to get into the ride yeah I think it's just a COVID thing it's been like that anyway isn't it you've always said it's always been like that you used to be a wristband but now it's on your phone yeah which is a pain I'd rather have the wristband not get your phone in that pocket then shall we get three last few comments and wrap it up I've almost been on that one should we do half eight? 11 minutes good okay okay so 11 minutes have you got anything to ask us or tell us you have 11 minutes did you meet the wolf man? oh no he didn't there's a fella dressed up in a big wolf walking around so I was seven foot tall didn't see him did we? we saw a male nurse with a severed head knocked on the window sat having our pizza and he knocked on the door hanging this severed head in his hand but he was in Florida when the fruit was fresh years ago but that was horrible and so Steve how long do you do this? how long do you do this? YouTube or Britlain? Britlain 36 years YouTube for Gareth can't see clearly the pic I in the pic you've posted with the Flemish wall like you got two stretches between matters so it's the Flemish garden wallbond so it's header, stretcher, stretcher, stretcher, header yeah it's three stretches and the first few courses we did that but British teeth yeah because they're not the Britlain lengths aren't uniform your headers will be doing this along the wall so it'll be a bit wavy but like the first three or four courses we have done the headers as well so it's the Flemish garden wallbond because the headers they follow each other uniformly every three brick the phone might you can put everyone's tickets onto one so it's just one person whipping the phone out it's just the convenience of like stabbing on your wrist isn't it? yeah I mean after time you're on your phone taking pictures anyway or taking videos well you are quick hello from newly-showed Doug squeaky clean Doug hi Doug have you ever done any of the big parks in Europe like Europe Park? no never done either we've only ever done Disneyland Paris which was technically doing Leaseberg this year oh yeah but like obviously it won't be fully open because it's Christmas but I'll be there for the Christmas event wouldn't you? so in the new year when Alex goes over to Sweden again me and Christy in France he's tagging along and we can stay in Gothenburg yeah yeah and try to go to Leaseberg Royce France that part looks really good there's hope in the pick just going back to the oh yeah Flemish Bond five plus so do we watch PB and other trade on YouTube PB plasterboard Bob Blatt can't think it's pretty dead on issue that is well he watches a good few trades on YouTube I watch too many that's why he's so behind on the videos I spend so much time watching other people's YouTube videos I end up having no time left to do me editing which is but I like supporting other channels and what I need to concentrate on is our own really David SW I'm doing a small small what after work a little bulk small what? hammer hammer well he's doing something he's wondering if he can avoid the 20% tax he's already paying 40% from his normal work it's not worth risking it because obviously we can't be supplying you no mental information it's not worth risking it you might as well just pay the tax and be asleep at night that's the best way to do it PB Plumber is the YouTuber ah right no I don't watch any Plum I speak to one of the plumbers I think it's MJ I speak to him on Instagram he's also a fan he's popping in to see us while we're down here where in Florida did you go I used to live in Fort Lauderdale now in North Carolina we always stay in Orlando stay central in Orlando we only go out of Orlando to go to Bush Gardens which is over in Tampa which is just a day out on the bus the rest of town is always just Orlando Grant's giving tips for the tax which we will not repeat um PB Plumber Steve does it hurt when Alex pinches your head oh in the videos I have a good laugh because I don't know who's done that until I started editing them I got him back the other day must be a big homer whatever a homer is he's doing the big homer Grant break cashing hands five minutes to go guys I once got a chapter going on you've got better things to do just want to relax after today yeah yesterday we turned up and as usual first day induction chat to the lads to get to know what's going on have a walk around and then by the time he's loaded out I've got a mix in it's dinner time so we had a full afternoon and then today the profile mix on straight into it so it's been full on today very busy today so we're feeling it today we're not used to going at this pace because when you're working with other people you go at their pace not yours we can't dictate we just go with the flow don't we yeah and the flow is very fast here what was it made by and you just drowned nope it's the big V Vinto not the coffee it's not been that bad today if I do drink it's like once a year it's cider and that's the fruit cider hit the top 72 great video guys all the best from Glasgow I up there in Glasgow make show James great content guys do you own do you own plastering if not what they pay per day for a decent price we don't do our own plastering and we don't have anything to do with that we just go in and do foundations footings foundations brick work and slab that's what's going on we stick to what we know so we don't get involved with getting plasterers and stuff like that but I expect you're probably talking 2 to 250 a day for a plasterer Ricardo, Steve never mind when Alex pinches your head did it hurt when you pinched your chest with the lint? not a half put the lint down on it yeah instant bruise on it instant blood blister what's the idea feel mix do you always put plasterers standard 4 to 1 building sand any cement and about 10 millilitres of concentrated plaster cider it's sicker wonder use isn't it we use the sicker and 10 depends on the sand but the main thing is make sure you let it mix double let it over mix and put your water in gradually you can't take water out once it's in so put it in gradually John Tove you tried the Kennedy Space Center see none of us are fussed on that this old space stuff would you go yeah well meaning we're not fussing because that's another one it's like a date up after that I just think if you weren't enjoying it you're out there you've wasted the day out there I've seen a lot of videos about it and I like how big everything is maybe we'll go to the bone museum there you go Sarah always wants to go there actually there's no Sarah still here Bill's an A&E I guess my apologies for being late it's amazing and a pleasure to have you guys oh he was not said yet we are well like any sports Steve closest to anything to sport is proficient which I don't do anymore my main sport is editing isn't it technically some video games classes are sports I can't stand sports on TV but I can't don't like it we've watched England in the World Cup I've heard about it hate cricket no not in sport really no one is in making a household really no not a sportsy family I like sports great video great video fat fingers that'll be me it's fat fingers because I'm type fat fingers yeah well you should be late it's amazing thank you very much Tony pleasure to be here you're in your tennis Tim thanks guys the space centre definitely worth the trips his grant yeah Tony I appreciate that little jump there Sarah going to the space centre then and Stuart Daisy yeah we'll play with Daisy yeah right she'll be old enough by then yeah get by a rocket yeah she won't be a baba yeah so we've been telling everybody how great it is to work with you Tony I met all the lads Alex just pointed at the time you can have Daisy yeah we'll take her on Sheikra do I drive Sherry I don't drive yet I do plan to next year knock on wood assuming we don't get bloody lockdown or something else gradual decides to happen I've got my dad's car on the van but I sit in the passenger seat off you don't drive anyway because you can't fall asleep on the way to work then although you can't fall asleep on the way to work now can you I can with a Tesla we'll get a Tesla thanks for the update and catch you there we go he's wrapping up for us yeah he's wrapping up for us oh right then that was our main thing to say a big thank you to ANA for Tony for bringing us down to Lemington to have us work there currently temporary residence of Lemington Spa, sounds posh that doesn't it put that on our CV yeah yeah so thanks you just made it just before the end there Tony thank you very much so Tony Mark who Mark Hett I said he's going to have a look at your channel so you should be getting a little subscriber there tonight as well so yeah so we'll wrap it up now so thanks for joining us see you later it's been a random stranger yeah a Mark haha right let's stop walking and get out of here so when you end it you don't have to end it I do oh Mike not your average builder yeah thanks everybody catch me soon we'll catch you on the next video yeah


Hi friends and subscribers, welcome back to my youtube channel, my name is Daniel Rosil, this channel focuses on life on the ground here in Jerusalem and in Israel. Like many people living in Israel and who support the Jewish state in this fight against terror, I've been feeling an instinctive draw lately to get involved in helping out whenever and however I can. Sometimes that has pulled me into what might be called the world of Hasbara or online advocacy for Israel. Although Hasbara has taken on a very distinct connotation that can be linked to state propaganda, in Hebrew the term simply means something like an explanation. Sympathetically it could be called people to people diplomacy, trying to get Israel's message out on social media to those who are sympathetic or potentially sympathetic to its cause. Critics however would accuse Hasbara of being nothing but classic state propaganda, sometimes it's actually funded by the state. Personally Hasbara is the subject about which I have very mixed feelings. Some of those are supportive of its activities and some are critical. I thought I'd set out both of those reasons in this video. But let's start out first with the positive. Like many Israelis and those who are sympathetic to the plight of the Jewish state, I think the communicating Israel's messages becomes quite an essential activity during wartime. Those of us who move to Israel from other countries likely have friends who are potentially interested in hearing our perspective on the conflict or how we're experiencing life on the ground during this period of particular turbulence. Others may simply have friends from overseas that they made one way or another. In this respect I believe that Hasbara can be a powerful tool. There's no real official way to get involved in the effort or qualifications that you need to get going. If you're supportive of Israel, putting your feelings out there on the internet in some form or another will probably have an effect even if it's only a small one. On the other hand I have lots of grievances about Hasbara or perhaps more accurately how Hasbara is often conducted. But my central complaint about Hasbara is really this one. Because those who conduct Hasbara get involved in a sort of online war of information about Israel, it becomes extremely easy for those involved in that activity to subscribe to a sort of group thing echo chamber mentality. Many people who are the most fervent practitioners of Hasbara don't actually live in Israel, or they visit Israel only for a short amount of time periodically. When you put these two facts together you end up with a sort of recipe for a kind of irrational superiority complex on the part of many Hasborists when it comes to Israel. If the reason they get out of bed with the morning is to combat online anti-Israel hatred then everything Israel does eventually sort of has to become a paragon of virtue. However someone living here I can tell you that this is really not the case. I've tried to use this YouTube channel to raise awareness about some of those socio-economic problems that many Hasbara practitioners would prefer don't exist or they don't know that they exist because they don't actually live here. That's because they represent failings on the part of the state and the fact that Israel is well what you might call an imperfect country like any other one. Facts such as the one that are cost of living here is out of control and the highest in the OECD, or that Israel has a long-standing poverty issue that remains largely unaddressed. Issues related to the quality of our digital connectivity in Israel, or the fact that Israel's capital city Jerusalem remains a comparatively neglected city that lags bandally behind Tel Aviv in terms of job creation and standard of living. The problem with Hasbara is that just like Palestine supporters who can't even bring themselves to denounce the burning of babies and the mass murder of civilians, it ends up polarizing and radicalizing its adherence and painting the terms of a very nuanced and complex political situation and conflict in purely black and white terms. In order to achieve that end, it tends to cherry-pick facts that support one narrative. It's one brings fringe opinions to the minority and wheels out supportive Arab-Israeli's a spokespeople which is really a kind of tokenism and it generally tramples upon the principles of intellectual honesty in order to frame the conflict in only one dimension that which supports Israel. Israel is currently facing a time of national crisis and so it's a moment when many people who live here and care about the country feel an instinctive need to step up and chime in. But as Irish filmmaker Nicky Larkin once captured in a documentary movie entitled 40 Shades of Gray, sometimes the truth in this conflict falls somewhere between the opposing dimensions of the two extremes created by the pro-Israel and the pro-Palestine echo chambers. And any one sided form of thinking about the conflict, whoever it comes from, is almost certain to miss out on the vital truth.


This e-lecture defines HTML, the markup language used to describe most websites, and it introduces its basic concepts. By the way, if you did not know until now, HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It is the lingua franca for publishing on the worldwide web, which makes it the central component of any web development effort. Today, HTML offers a wide range of features that reflect the needs of a diverse and international community. We will deal with the most central aspects of HTML in this e-lecture. In particular, we will look at its basic elements, and we will define and discuss the structure of a web document. First, however, I would like to discuss some historical aspects of HTML and its general status. The development of HTML, as you know, is closely connected to the origin of the Internet. Thus, HTML has a long history. Its development goes back to the 1960s, when the Advanced Research Projects Agency decided to interconnect their mainframe computers primarily for military purposes during the Cold War. In 1980, the military and the scientific parts of the ARPANET were separated, leaving the ARPANET to the global scientific community. In 1989, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics CERN, located in Geneva in Switzerland, connected to the Internet. This research center provided much of the impetus for the adoption of connectivity and distributed computing standards such as TCP, IP. In the same year, Tim Berners-Lee, a graduate in physics who had joined CERN in 1984, wrote the first server and client software for what was to be known as the World Wide Web or W3 as an abbreviation. The system was first made available in December 1990, and over a period of three years it was constantly refined. At this time, in 1993, the Hypertext Markup Language, HTML, was established. So we can say that the early 1990s saw the birth of HTML. But is HTML a programming language? Well, it is certainly not. Rather, it is a format that describes the structure and appearance of a document. This description is not equivalent to a computer program, especially since it may be interpreted in different ways by different web browsers. In contrast to real programming languages such as C++, Lisp, JavaScript, PHP to name a few, HTML has no variables that can be declared. It does not allow the definition of functions. It cannot process data recursively or by means of loops and so on and so forth. The fact that HTML writing means the development of a specific code should not be mixed up with a code that is used in real programming. Let's illustrate this with an example. Suppose you had to write down the line HTML is a data format a hundred times. What would you do? Well, in HTML it would look like this. You would in fact have to write down the line HTML is a data format a hundred times to be presented in a web document a hundred times. In a programming language such as JavaScript or C++ or any other, you would write a loop similar to this one here. A loop which tells the computer what to do. In this case it tells the computer to write down the line HTML is a data format a hundred times on execution. So these examples clearly show that on the one hand we have a format, on the other hand we have a programming language. So HTML is a data format and not a programming language. Let's now look at the basic elements of HTML. The structure and the appearance of HTML documents are specified through so-called markup. These are elements within the source code that tell the browser what to do with the code. Let us look at the following text passage. Hello to all of you from the VLC. Now suppose we want to underline the item VLC. In word processor we would do the following. We would perhaps mark VLC and then we would press a button which underlines VLC. This is impossible in HTML. Rather what we have to do is we have to mark the passage in a very specific way. The way we have to mark it is specified within the code by the so-called markup. And here it is. In order to tell the browser to underline VLC we have to specify the beginning of the underlining process which is here. And the end of the underlining process which is here. And as a result the browser displays an underlined item VLC. So these additional markups such as U and end of U are referred to as tags. And they are the central markup elements of HTML. They serve as document control markers that advise the browser on how to display the elements of the document. Every tag consists of a tag name. And the tag name is always placed between an opening and a closing bracket. Usually the tag name is an abbreviation of a formatting instruction or an element that is added to a page. Here are two examples. The tag P stands for paragraph. And the tag table well it's self-explanatory it stands for the beginning of a table. Most HTML tags are container tags rather than stand-alone tags. They consist of two tags a beginning and an end tag. Now here is the structure of a container tag. The beginning tag represented in green. Then the content that is marked to which the tag is applied. And then the end of this markup the end tag. Applied to our examples well in fact here we have two container tags. The paragraph graph tag is a container tag with a beginning and an end. And so is the table tag. Tags can be extended by so-called attributes. Now attributes are small instructions placed within a tag to modify its appearance or behavior. The basic usage is quite simple as you can see here. After the tag name we need a blank here must be the blank. Then an attribute specific attribute. And then with or without a blank an equal sign followed by the value of the attribute in double quotes. Let's look at an example to illustrate this. Well here is the code of a relatively simple HTML document. I do not want to explain the entire code here. I want to focus on the body tag. As you can see here we have an opening tag and a closing tag and some other tags in between. Now without an attribute the body tag generates web documents with a white background. If we add the attribute background color and a specific value we can change the background color. Now here is an example. The attribute is BG color which stands for background color. Then we have our equation sign and then the value which is represented in the hexadecimal code. And the result is the background color green. If we change the value to another one here is an example. Another hexadecimal value the background color is yellow. As already said in many cases the attributes have value defaults. That is if they are not used a standard value is assumed. For example the standard value of the background color of an HTML document is always by default white. Let us now turn our attention to the basic structure of HTML documents. However there is one thing we have to settle first. It concerns the definition of the document type within the HTML code. In any HTML document the doc type declaration must be the very first thing before any other tag. The doc type declaration is not an HTML tag. Thus there is no closing tag. Rather it is an instruction to the web browser about what version of HTML the page is written in. So it specifies the rules for the markup language so that all browsers render the content correctly. Note that the exclamation mark here is part of this declaration so don't drop it. The document type definition presented here defines HTML5, the latest version of HTML. Previous doc type definitions looked a little bit more complicated. Here is one for HTML 4.01 which did not allow so called frame sets. And here is one for HTML 4.01 which did allow frame sets. These are just two examples so don't worry about them. Let's now look at the basic document structure. All HTML documents have the same basic structure. They consist of some text the HTML code so everything represented here. And this HTML code defines the content of the structure of the document. Well formed HTML documents that is documents that are in line with the rules of HTML consist of the following basic components. Now first of all we have the document type definition. Then we have two HTML tags which surround all other tags. Then we have a document header represented in green. And a document body represented in blue. So all HTML documents consist of four components. Document type definition, two HTML tags, the header and the body. Let us look at the header first. Now the document header, delimited by the tags head and end of head, describes the central properties of the HTML document. It serves as a container for various additional tags including among others the title tag as used over here. Now the title tag, a container tag, defines the title of the document. For example, here the title HTML document and this title is normally displayed in the browser's title bar. Further tags within the document header are the style tag which allows us to define particular styles, text styles, font size, font types. Or the script tag which allows us to insert instructions to the program event handlers from script languages such as JavaScript for example. But you will need them for more advanced web documents so we can ignore them here. Now the document body is the part that is displayed in the main window of the web browser. It is delimited by the body tags. Simple documents like the one presented here have a title tag which displays the title in our web document and they have one or several paragraphs that is the text we want to represent within a web document. More complex documents will include heavily formatted text, images, labels, lists and various special effects. Now that you know how documents are structured in HTML we should go on and look at further possibilities using HTML. For example, text formatting or the use of hyperlinks. But I suggest we leave that for further e-lectures on HTML. I'm looking forward to meeting you there.


In the name of the law, we bring you another of the thrilling stories in this exciting series, taken from actual police case files. Our story begins in the town treasurer's office of High Springs, Florida. Town clerk's office, Ms. Collins speaking. Oh yes, Mr. Britton. Well, that tax payment is due by the fifth of the month. Not at all. Goodbye. No, it's down the hall on your right. That's Mr. Britton's office, indeed. Yes, Officer Britton, Chief of Police. Oh, thank you, ma'am. Oh, excuse me, ma'am. Oh, it's troubling you. Oh, it's this job. Who do you expect being town clerk and treasurer all in one? I'm getting a job as waitress. That'll satisfy me. Now what are you doing? Oh, I've got to fire up the stove before I go out to lunch. Here up. Maybe you'll get an appropriation for an oil burner. Yes, maybe. This town is still too poor to afford such luxury. I'll just have to use this enormous wrench and break my own coal and back, I guess. Hey, come on. How about a tad of lunch together? I'm sorry, Helen, but I promise mother I'd go home and have lunch with her. Well, come on and walk the corner with me then. No, I'm sorry. I can't. I've got to make a phone call. It's very important. Well, I'll see you tonight. So long. So long. Cherry, two, four, three, please. Yes, two, four, three. What was that? There's no answer. Operator, there must be an answer. It's very important. Doesn't answer. Oh, my goodness. What can I do? Hello, operator. Will you try Main 388, please? Hello. Hello, is this Main 388? Is Mr. Hunter there? Oh, when do you expect him? In half an hour? No. No message. That will be too late. Oh. What are you doing? Oh, don't, don't. Look at me. Oh, but I, I got him, Bunny. I got him for you. Help! What's the matter, Artie? He shot you with a gun. I just shot a strange colored man. He was murdering Bonnie and Collins. What? Yes, Bonnie. Yes, he did. I'm afraid so, but maybe she isn't. Come on, will you help me? Get a doctor. Come on. I suppose you tell us again exactly what happened. Well, all right, corner. Now, we just see it. And, man, we've marked the spot where the victim fell right over here by her death. And here's the body of Lee Walker. This is he fell by the counter here. Now, Artie, you were on duty in your office next door when this happened? Yeah, that's right. I heard kind of a commotion in here, and I jumped right up and ran down the hall. When I opened the door there... Yeah, go on, Artie. Well, when I opened the door, I saw a man. His back was to me. But I saw he was beating Bonnie Collins over the head with that wrench there. Now, man, you see this wrench? It's a heavy wrench used here in the office to break up lumps of coal for the stove. Go on, Artie. Well, I saw this man hitting Bonnie over the head with that wrench. And I saw her cash box open there. It looked to me like Bonnie had been putting up a fight to keep him from that money. All right, then what happened, Artie? Bonnie fell, and this man reached for the cash box. I yelled at him to drop it. And he ran for the window there, and I shot him twice in the back. Go on, Artie. I knelt down by Bonnie for a minute. I saw she was hurt pretty bad. Then I ran out. I got Landy Chew and Abe Giloche. And they came back with me and helped me to get ahold of Dr. Goof. Rickton taken to Lake Shore Hospital. All right, Artie. Now, when did you first know it was Lee Walker you'd shot? Well, after we first looked after Bonnie, why, we turned this fellow over, so we saw his face. Yeah, surprised to find it was Lee Walker, huh? I sure was. One of the best natured fellows you ever wanted to meet. Why, he'd want to murder a town clerk in treasure for a few dollars like candy. And never mind, Artie. I know how you feel. So I'll hold up and murder going on. Man, chief police, you did your duty. We'll figure it out, Jim. Hell, man, this is Corners' jury. Are you prepared to enter verdict? Yes, sir. Mr. Chew, what's your verdict? Bonnie Collins met death at the hands of Lee Walker in the commission of a robbery. Verdict of death at the hands of Lee Walker during the commission of a robbery. Corners, the boy's been talking it over and we'd like it to go into the records. Mr. Corners' jury congratulates chief of police, Artie Burton, for his prompt action in killing the man who murdered Bonnie Collins.  Oh, shucks. Mr. Johnson, I only did my duty, that's all. That's telegrams for Artie. Well, don't open them now. Oh, quite the contrary. We are going to open them now. Here, Abe, you help me.  Help us open the telegrams. Let's see. Congratulations to you and your community. Another hero has been added to police's row of honor. The border should be proud to keep the police out of Burton. Well, dear consider position, trade and candidates. Oh, genius justice, I've ever known. Congratulations. What do you think of that, Artie? Oh, shucks. I told you, I was only doing my duty, that's all. Oh, you're too modest, Artie. Now, what do you think about it, Mrs. Burton? Well, I might be sorry about Bonnie Collins, but I'm glad Arthur was there to see that she got quick jumpers. You know Mrs. Burton, I wouldn't be surprised if they made your husband Mayor before long. Oh, go on, Landie, what do you think about that? I'm not one for politics, but I can tell you you would get a good honest man for Mayor and my husband. That's it, sir. Mrs. Burton, that's it. Well, boys, I guess we ought to be going and let Artie and his Mrs. see something in their own home. Mayor and Mrs. Burton, good night. Do you hear what they said, ma? Mayor. Gee. Sure, why not? I got no more call to be Mayor this time of year. Oh, that's the door. More telegrams, I suppose. Why, you sit right down, ma, and I'll answer it. Chief, I'm John Logan of the State Auditor's Bureau. Oh, yes, yes, Mr. Logan. Sit down. Thank you. Excuse me, ma, this is a little business. All right, Artie, I'll just straighten up the kitchen. And what can I do for you while you're here, Mr. Logan? Just been down to Town Hall. Glad you locked up Bonnie Collins' office after the murder. Yes, I thought it might be best since she was city treasurer and all that. Would you like to have the key? Yes, as a matter of fact, that's why I came here tonight. Sorry to bother you. Oh, not at all, not at all. Here's the key. Thanks. Oh, congratulations on solving a murder case so quickly. Oh, I don't deserve any credit. I just happened to be there. You didn't recognize this murderer of this, the Walker at first, did you? No, I just saw a man beating Bonnie Collins to death, and I let him have it. Huh? Look, you were there. Shot him twice in the back, I understand. That's right. It was the only place I could get a crack at him. I see. Well, Mr. Burton, I'll be getting along. I'll probably see you at Town Hall tomorrow. Oh, sure. Or anything I can do to help, why? Just sound off. I will. Ordering books after a murder isn't such a nice job. But anyhow, we'll balance the accounts, all right? Come on in. My name's Logan. I'm from the state auditor's office. Just going over Miss Collins' books. Oh, I see. Well, I'll be getting on. Wait, wait, just a minute. Yes, sir. You work around here? Yes, I'm a janitor. You see, what's your name? Thomas Smith. Well, you know, we auditors sometimes have to ask a lot of questions. Sure. Not about the murder. Oh, no, no, no. It's just a little money matter. You see, there was $112.33 in Miss Collins' cash books. Uh-huh. Now, this colored fellow, Lee Walker, who was killed while robbing and beating Miss Collins, was he around Town Hall here a good bit? Sure. Lee was kind of a town character. Sold them voodoo charms, cotton drawer books, and dream tickets. And the numbers? Sure. He's pretty lucky, too. Did Miss Collins play the numbers? I don't know. Well, did you buy any of those conjure books or voodoo charms? I don't know. Tom, did you help carry the bodies out of the office here? Yes, sir, we, sir. Both of them helped to get Miss Collins in the ambulance and helped carry out Lee Walker after the coroner's jury gave her to T-Murdered Bonnie. Oh, which way was Walker's body lying? Lying almost flush with his hand at the counter. Which way were his feet? Right near that doorway. And Bonnie Collins' body was lying around the corner of the counter by this desk. Is that right? Sure is. Tell me, are you the Tom Smith who's down here on the payroll for $12 a week? That's me. Do you know this Lee Walker very well? Sure. I've known him for years. Hey, Mr. Logan, do you think that you could get me a raise? I'll try to get something for you, Tom. I won't promise you what it'll be, but it'll be something. Oh, sure. I've been here since seven this morning. You know what these audits are. Man, all official jobs are like that, I guess. It's later than I thought. How about some lunch? Sure. I know a good place. How about some blocks from here? Fine, that's fine. How's the examination coming along, Logan? Looks like there might be a little shortage, not much. But otherwise, everything seems in order. Well, I'm glad to hear it. Bonnie was a fine girl, regular, honest. Yes, I know, but I haven't been hearing such nice things about Lee Walker. I understand he was a gambler, sold chances on a number lottery and all that kind of thing. Yes, that's right. But I always figured he was a harmless sort of guy. Never thought he'd try to steal. I'm just wondering if this Collins girl was mixed up many of these lotteries. Bonnie? All right. Stake my head on it. Why, she was absolutely above suspicion. I think. I'm afraid to be positive now, aren't you? Well, come on, let's eat on the start. Anything else, Mr. Burton? No, thanks. I've had enough. How about you, Logan? Want some dessert? No, thanks. I've had enough. That'll be... You want one check, Mr. Burton? Sure. My treat, there. Oh, no, nothing doing, Burton. I want that check. Yes, sir. No, sorry. This is on me today. Here's the money, girlie. And bring me the change in quarters, will you? Yes, sir, I know. Oh, I'd like to have a few quarters in my pocket. Here you are, Mr. Burton. Here's the change. Oh, thanks. Now, you just watch how I make these quarters work for me. Hey, what's he going to do? Play the slot machines, I guess. He does that every day. But Mr. Burton isn't as lucky as Mr. Hunter. Mr. Burton never wins. Well, he doesn't expect to, does he? Well, the odds are a million to one against him. I guess they are. Well, who is Mr. Hunter? Him? Oh, he owns most of the slot machines in town. He's a gambler. Oh, my God. You know Mr. Burton well? Oh, sure. Gives me the shivers when I think that I spoke to Bonnie only five minutes before it happened. Oh, you did? Yes. And I think Bonnie had a feeling something had happened to her. Why do you say that? Well, I tried to get her to go to lunch with me, and she wouldn't go. First she said she had an appointment for lunch with her mother, and then she said something about an important telephone call. Hey, finish, Logan? Yes, yes, just waiting for you. Come on, let's go. I have plenty to do yet this afternoon. Oh, how'd you make out? Oh, no luck as usual. These slot machines don't believe in giving you a break. Well, I guess you're right about that. Hello, Mr. Hunter. Yes, sir. Mr. Hunter, I'm going to get right to the point. My name is Logan. State all of this bureau. I'm down here because I've got to examine the books that Miss Collins kept. Well, I've got nothing to do with this office. Yes, I know. I just heard about something that does connect you with her death. Connect me with her death? Yes. I understand that Miss Collins tried to phone you a few minutes before she was killed. According to the records of the telephone company, she called Cherry 243. That's your number, isn't it? Yes, yes, but what if it is? That's what I'm trying to find out. There was no answer to that number, and Miss Collins then called Maine 388. That's my office. Yes, I know that. Now, Mr. Hunter, do you know why Miss Collins was so anxious to reach you? No, I don't. Where were you at that time? I don't know besides what businesses of yours were I was. Mr. Hunter, what is your business? I'm a merchant. Did you know Lee Walker? Sure, everybody knew him. He worked for you, didn't he? Yes, in a way. And it's... Oh, hello, Burton. Hello, Hardy. I'm glad you came. Who is this guy anyway? What does he want? He's out of the books. That's so. Well, what in the place does he make me come down here, and what businesses of his what I do, or where I was when Bonnie was killed? I told you, Mr. Hunter, I've got to make a full report. Of course, if you don't want to cooperate with me, I can't force you to. Sure, Logan is right. If you don't have to tell him anything, you don't want to. And I'm leaving. I don't like this whole business one bit. Looks like a friend is annoyed with me, doesn't it? Sure it does. He's a pretty powerful man, this town. That's a know what he do. Well, he's a gambler, runs the number game in town, owns slot machines, and he has the right connections. I see. Lee Walker worked for him, didn't he? Yes, he did. Sold lottery tickets for him. Oh, Burton, you can do me a favor. I'm going to be through with my examination tonight, and I'd like to present it to the town council for certification before I leave. Will you notify them? Sure. What time do you want them? Oh, eight o'clock, I guess. Well, they'll be there. If you want me, I'll be in my office across the hall. Well, thanks, Burton. Hello, operator. Get me long distance. Hello, hello, long distance. I want the governor's office. Yes, that's right, and hurry please. Well, hello, I'd like to speak with the governor. This is Gask. Yes, yes, that's right. Hello, hello, governor. Yes, this is Gask. What's up with that? I have a paper report. Tonight's the night. Yes, tonight. Positive. If I could be the whole town will be here tonight, and I'm going to break the news to them. Yeah, Bombshell is right. Now, governor, if you want me this afternoon, I'm going under the name of Logan. Yes, that's it, John Logan. What? Well, just... Yeah, but don't worry a little bit. I'm sorry, I can't speak to you anymore now. Goodbye. People, now, will you please give me your attention? I've called all you people here tonight for a very unusual reason. I was sent here by the governor of this state to investigate the columns of Lee Walker. Please, please. In the first place, I want to introduce myself. My name is Gask. Buddy, Gask. And I have no connection whatsoever with the state auditor's bureau. For obvious reasons, I use the name of Logan. For obvious reasons, I conceal the identity of my position. I am a special state investigator. I shall ask some of you certain questions tonight. I expect truthful answers. If any of you do not cooperate with me, I have the authority to place you under arrest. Oh, Miss Clark, please. Miss Clark, you told me that you spoke to Miss Collins just a few minutes before she was murdered. Yes, sir, that's right. She told you something about making an important phone call. Yes, sir. I wanted her to take lunch with me, but she said she had to telephone somebody. She didn't say who it was, sir. Thank you. Now, gentlemen, I checked the phone calls made from this office, and I learned that Miss Collins called two numbers. One was the number of Mr. Hunter's home, and the other, Hunter's office. Mr. Hunter, where were you at the time Miss Collins phoned you? I don't remember. You earn your money gambling, don't you? I earn it honestly if that's what you want to know. Lee Walker worked for you, was that right? Did you send him here to see Miss Collins the day she was killed? I don't remember. How well did you know Miss Collins, Mr. Hunter? Is that your friend? Did she ever gamble to your knowledge? Hell, sir, never. Bonnie, Miss Collins is a fine girl. All right. Well, Dr. Turner. Yes, sir. Dr. Turner, your coroner of this county. Is that right? Yes, sir, that's right. In coroner of 28 years. You examined the victims? Yes, that's right. This is your report, isn't it? According to this, your findings indicated that Miss Collins was killed by that wrench over there. Is that right? That's what it says. And Walker was shot twice. That's the cause of his death. Great. Yep, that's right. All right, that'll do. Now, uh... Mr. Burton, please. Mr. Burton, you shot Walker when you saw him hitting Miss Collins? Yes, he was running tall that window when I came in. I shot him. You didn't want him to escape. Is that it? Yes, that's right. And then you called Mr. Chew and Mr. Deloche? Yes, that's right. They helped me get the doctor. Did you see anybody in the corridor when they ran out? No, sir, nobody. You sure? Did you see Miss Clark or Mr. Hunter anywhere? Well, I'm not sure, but I don't think so. I guess I'd have recognized him if they were there. You knew Walker, didn't you? Oh, sure. He hung around there all. But when you shot him, you didn't know it was he, did you? He was running away from me when I came in and his back taught me, and I just plugged him. All right, Burton, thank you. Uh, Mr. Chew. Yes, sir. Mr. Chew, you were outside the building when Miss Collins was killed, were you not? Yes, sir. I was talking to Mr. Deloche. And when you heard the shots, you ran in to see what happened? Yes, sir. Now, Mr. Chew, did you see a... Oh, just a moment. Oh, Burton, will you please open that window? It's very hot in here. Now, Mr. Chew, did you see anybody in the corridor or outside when you heard the shots? No, don't believe me, indeed. Now, you knew Mr... What's the matter, Burton? Can't you open it? No, it's nail-pap. Well, all right. We'll be through soon. And now, Mr. Chew, you knew Mr. Hunter, didn't you? Yes, sir. I knew him all right, but I didn't see him around here. Well, tell me this. After the shots were fired, you ran in here with Mr. Burton. Is that right? Yes, sir.  Is that right? Yes, yes. He said he shot a strange man. And then you turned him over and saw that the man was Lee Walker. That's right, yes. Thank you, Mr. Chew. Thank you very much. Mr. Gasp, the investigator and not, you have no right to embarrass these citizens. Sergeant, we have our own chief of police here who caught Walker red-handed and killed him. Our investigation disclosed that Walker had robbed and murdered Bonnie Collins. If it weren't for Chief Burton, Walker might have got away. And Dr. Turner, I'll get to the point immediately. Bonnie Collins was not murdered by Lee Walker. But the person who did kill her is here in this room right now. Arthur Burton, you're under arrest for the murder of Lee Walker and Bonnie Collins.  You must be mad, Gasp. Chief Burton is one of the most respected men in town. Yes, sir. Be quiet. Be quiet, all of you. I know what I'm doing.  Burton is guilty of murder, understand? And I'm going to prove it. The governor is going to hear of this, Gasp. You can't come into our town.  I'm doing the talking now. Oh, Riley. Riley. Oh, me? Yeah. Throw your gun and stand at that door. Anyone tries to pass your shoe. All right. Now, all of you, listen. Every person I've spoken to insisted that Miss Collins was absolutely honest. Audits of her accounts in the past have also indicated that very thing. After checking her books since her death, however, I find that her accounts were approximately a hundred and fifty dollars short. Walker, robber, are you appropriate? I'm doing the talking, Burton. Walker, robber, what happened to the money?  Is that right? Well, what a chance of me, Burton. You also said that you shot Walker because he tried to run away through that window. Gentlemen, my investigation yesterday disclosed that that window cannot be opened. You recall, I asked Burton to open it a little while ago. You all heard what he said. It's nailed fast. Now, Walker was as familiar with this office as any of you are. All of you know that. If he knew that that window couldn't be opened, why should he have tried to escape that way? That's your proof. Now, wait till I'm finished, Dr. Turner. Let me finish. Walker never tried to run through that window. Now, the next step that really happened, simply this, Walker faced this door and Burton shot him. How do I know? Because Lee Walker was not shot in the back. That's how I know.  That's why Burton was careful to say that he'd shot a strange man. Strange man, get it? That's how he put you off the track. Now, why, you ask, did Burton want Walker killed? I'll tell you.  I myself saw him lose several dollars in the slot machine this afternoon. I can prove that your honorable chief of police loses as much every day. You know the salary he received? Figure it out yourself. See if he can afford any losses on the modest salary you pay up. And now for the next point. What happened to the money that was stolen from Bunny Collins' cash box? I'll tell you. Burton stole that money. Because he wasn't able to put it back, he planned what he thought was a perfect crime.  I never stole anything like that. Man 200, hurry, operator. Hello, record? Give me the desk. Hello, Joe? This is Graham. This is my Burton case. That's what that buddy, Gast, said. And listen to this. Gast dug up a surprise witness. The guy testified that Burton offered to get him Bunny Collins' job for 50 bucks. Said it was going to be vacant. Yeah, he shouldn't have offered that job a month before he killed, or it showed premeditation today, he said. And here's something else to talk. The governor sent Gast down and asked his crack investigator because Bunny Collins' mother wrote him and said her daughter's death was suspicious. He was friendly with Hunter and told him that the big shot police chief was swiping dough. Yeah, nice guy. And that isn't all either. Gast found a witness to solve Burton's motion to Walker to come into Bunny Collins' office. He cracked Bunny in the head of the ranch and then shot Walker to make it look like a perfect crime. Yeah, that's right. Perfect for Gast in a D.A. And after the jury brought in the verdict guilty, you should have heard that judge go to town and he sentenced him. Yeah, life. Well, sure enough to a good farmer. What do I mean to do? And I'm gonna make that guy mayor. How do you like that?


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