And now, a tale well-calculated to keep you in suspense. Time to put our lipstick properly. I'm sure the natives will love you, Jarre. What natives? Where are we, Charlie? You mean to sit there making up that utterly provocative lower lip after we arrive at the biggest motel in the only town on 150 miles of desert highway and not know where we are? Well, I suppose I could find some postcards or envelopes in one of these drawers. Ah, you just stick with the decorating. How billion from this folder? See, this is the Beat Tatican. Beat Tatican Motel is located on the outskirts of Red Mountain, Arizona. So that's where we are. That's where we are. Red Mountain, Arizona is 485 miles east of Los Angeles. What's more, the temperature is now 20 degrees. It's expected to drop to five below tonight with snow before morning. Well, now it doesn't say that in the folder. Ah, the manager told me that when we registered. Five below? I've never been where it got that cold. Ah, you California gals. All you've got going for you there is climate. You never have weather. I'm sorry I failed you so early in our marriage. Better to know the worst right away. But come on, let's eat. I'm ready. Now, how do I look? Ah, you look fine to me. But the Indians may think white men go on warpath again. Huh? White's wall where heap much war pain. Funny, man. I got the key. I got it. Let's go. Ooh, it's cold. 20 degrees and dropping. Hey, be careful. There's ice there. Oh. Here, hang on to me. What's that? It's a train. That's what it is. Look, over there across the road. A train out here in the middle of nowhere? Sure, it's main line from LA to Chicago. Runs alongside the highway out here for hundreds of miles. Look at the meeting dinner in that dining car. I'll bet they're nice and warm. Want to change places? Uh-uh. Oh, they look so safe. I don't want to be safe. I want adventure. You picked a great place for it. Red Mountain. The hotspot of Northern Arizona. Just look at it. One main street, 52 motels, 87 gas stations. And six restaurants featuring chill mac and canned soup. The manager shills for the Cachina doll down toward center town.  I see him. He's far enough away, I think. Oh, that's so and so. That's what I do. I don't know.  Nearly blinded me in the rear vision mirror. Oh, maybe he's signaling he wants to pass. Let him. That's it. He's blowing his horn. Look out. He's putting on his brakes. He nearly piled into him. He's drunk. That's what. Oh, crazy. Well, now he slowed down to 20. Well, I'll have to pass him. Ooh, he won't let you. This is. I speed up, he speeds up. Well, let him go then, Charlie. It's a good thing nobody was coming towards us. Watch out. He's slowing down again. 15.  No, I don't know. Hey, hey, come on. The Kachina doll. Where? Over there, there on the left. Well, there's one way of losing our comedian. I'll just peel off to the left and let him have a highway to himself. He doesn't seem to want the highway, Charlie. Look up the road. He's turning into their gas station. He's coming back. I'll let him. Come on, let's eat. Charlie, you better lock the car. Why? Him. There's nothing for anybody to take. I'd feel better if you locked it. All right. Look. Look, he's cruising by, looking us over like he was a cop and we did something. Yeah, maybe he is.  Well, he isn't in uniform. Well, there, the car is all locked. Let's go. Charlie, down the road, he's turning around again. What's the matter with him? Whatever it is, it's his problem. Let's eat. We're not too late for dinner, are we? Oh, no. We can take care of you. Right this way, please. Who's for two? Good. Care for a little drink? No, I don't think we do. I'm pretty hungry. Let's just have some food because we're starved. Let's see the menu. OK. Coming right up. The driver of that pickup truck, he just came in. So it's a public place. But he's coming over here. Let him. Hey, you. Don't pay any attention to him. Hey, you. Were you speaking to me? Yeah, that blue 61 Chevy outside, that belonged to you. It does. What's on your mind? Outside. Charlie, don't go. What's on your mind? Look, but I don't like people cutting in front of me. You mean when I drove out of the motel? Yeah, that's what I mean. I didn't realize you were coming on so fast. Yeah, well, I could have killed you.  Stupid of me not to realize the danger I was in. Yeah, well, I don't like people doing things like that. I'll blame you and believe me, it won't happen again. Yeah, better not.  I'm sure you will.  I'll remember that. Yeah, you do that. Yeah, well, accept your apology and you remember the next time. I remember next time you'll kill me. Yeah. Don't you forget it. Believe me, I won't. He was drunk, Charlie. At least. I could smell it all the way across the table. Well, that's why I agreed with him. You were wonderful. I'm afraid you think I was chicken. No, no. There's no point arguing when they're that far gone. No wonder he drove the way he did. I'm proud of you. You left him with no way to go, but out. Hey, did he give you any troubles? No, not really. But he might have. He might have killed us out there on the road. Oh, Leroy don't mean no harm. You know him? Ah, sure. Everybody knows Leroy. He talks rough, but he don't mean no harm. Well, your folks decided? I'm not very hungry now. Oh, but you must eat something, huh? You order for me. Gracious, I'm afraid I've lost my appetite too. Fried pork chops is nice tonight with flour gravy. No, I think not. Have you any soup? Oh, yes, ma'am. Vegetable, tomato, green peas. In cans? Well, it's a matter of fact, yes. Good. But I'd prefer it that way. You do? Yes. Yes, then the cook can't get at it. Huh? We'll have vegetable soup. Well, okay. Two vegetable soups. And what else? That's all. Yes, ma'am. And listen, stop letting Leroy upset you. He's just a big kid. That's all. Oh, who put that on? Another folk song. Charlie. Hmm? Are you sure you locked the car? I'm sure. Maybe you better go look. Why? I don't know. Maybe he's done something, so broken a window. What a tire. I don't know. Well, I was thinking the same thing. Okay, I'll go look. We'll be careful. Everything's okay. I've been thinking, hon. I think we ought to report him to the police. Maybe. We could have been killed, you know. If anybody had been coming the other way, when he wouldn't let us past him, we'd have been killed. I know. If he tried the same thing on somebody else and they were hurt, or worse, I'd never forgive myself. Well, two vegetable soups? Say, are you sure you don't want to try the fried pork chops? Quite sure, thank you. Miss, can you call the police for me? The police? What for? I ask you now, can you call them for me? Now look, if it's on account of Leroy, well, I wouldn't do that if I was you. You're not me, are you? No. I'm kind of glad I'm not you. What kind of a crack is that? Leroy. You don't bother me. Yes, officer, I wrote down the license number 8808. Yeah, that's right, officer. It was an international harvester pickup, painted red and shiny. That's Leroy, all right. That's his horn. No, lady, that ain't Leroy. That's the Orange Empire Express. Goes through here every night at 9.42. Oh, well, anyway, this Leroy was drunk. More than likely. He's driving in a fog. And you want me to arrest him? I don't think you should before he causes an accident, or hurts, or kills somebody. Oh, that ain't likely. How do you know? I know Leroy. Look, I know my rights. I hope you know your duty. I want you to swear out a warrant for the arrest of this Leroy.  Oh, Leroy's the same drunk or sober. It makes no difference. Then maybe he should go to another kind of institution.  What's going on here? Is this Leroy the son of the mayor or the nephew of the governor or something? What kind of a conspiracy is this? Your boy Leroy could have killed me and my wife, and yes, I do want to make a formal complaint. That's what I thought I was doing. Look at it this way. You're just passing through town. Chances are you won't be back this way for months, years, maybe never. But me? I got to live here with Leroy and all the other Leroy's in town. We get quite a few of them. They're just big kids. They don't really mean no harm, but they get restless. There ain't enough to do in this burg, only one movie show. The TV don't come through good. That leaves the bars. So they get their kicks on 66, scaring the pants off of tourists as they pass through. Sounds kind of silly when you put it that way, but that's about the size of it. Tell you what I'll do. I'll have a talk with Leroy next time I see him. Well, I want you to put him behind bars now, tonight, before he kills someone. Gee, Mr. I sure would like to blodge with it. I would know where to begin looking for him at this hour of night. With the weather kicking up a blizzard, I just wouldn't know where to begin. That's a fact.  Huh? Oh, yes. Charlie, I'm so nervous. I don't know what I'm doing, and I keep hearing noises outside.  I suppose so. But just a minute ago, I thought I heard them again. Oh, Charlie, I know it's silly. But would you please check the car again for me? Oh, come on, Flo. Please. And then I promise I'll get ready for bed. What is it? Somebody left the air out of the back fire. Come on, answer the phone. Hurry, Charlie, hurry. Well, you don't answer. No wonder. What? That's this card here. It says, the motel switchboard is closed after 10 p.m. But we've got to get air in those tires. We couldn't wait a morning? No, Charlie.  And I don't know what all. Next thing, he'll murder us in our bed. I can't get anybody to answer the phone. Well, we'll just have to wake up the manager. I'm going to like it. I couldn't care less. Can't you come out in the back? Same thing? Same thing. I could have told you. Nobody's coming out in this weather to fix a time. How do you get the police? Well, they ain't coming out either. Number, please. Operator, will you give me the police?  This will only take a minute. Uh, listen, did you pick up Leroy? Oh, you. Yeah, it's me. You got Leroy in jail? No. I didn't think so. Well, he's just let the air out of my tires. Of course I didn't see him do it. But my rear tires are flat.  Well, I don't want to wait till morning. I don't want to spend another minute in your crummy town. I want to get out of here right now. It's a good idea. I just might do that. That's about all I could suggest. And, uh, don't you friend, I'll speak to you. Thanks a lot. Come on, Flo. Let's get out of here. Just a minute. You owe me for those phone calls. Yeah, here. Keep the change by a trip to the moon. How's it going, honey? The last one's nearly up. Is the car packed? Everything's ready to go. Oh, listen. That's him. That's his horn. Hurry, Charlie. No, no, no. Don't, don't less panic, Flo. What can he do? No, I don't know. I don't know. Oh, what's he done, really? Charlie, just don't try to reason with me. Get that tire pumped up and take me away from here. Please, please, Charlie, please. What's the idea of parking out in front of the police station blowing that horn? You're giving this town a bad name. Scan them thirst. They want me to arrest you. Oh, you wouldn't do that to an old friend. I didn't want to, but then you had a goal and let the air out of their tires. You know, I'd do the darnedest thing sometimes. No, no, you're going home. I'll lock you up for being ornery. You better do that, Pete, because I never make it. You know, I can't see to drive home. All right, climb out then. I'll give you a cell to sleep it off in. Yeah. Putting up a pit in the jailhouse. City limits, Red Mountain. Come back soon. Sure we will. I never was so glad to get out of any place in my whole life. I didn't exactly enjoy it too much myself. Hello, lady. It's funny how a little thing like that can work on you. You grow and grow on the edge of panic. Those snowflakes are so big. They come straight at you. Well, what a duck, because they seem to be coming through the windshield. The best driving conditions, I can tell you that. Can't do much better than 20. Oh, I don't care if you have to drive to the dreadful town every minute. That's all I need. What?  Only one headlight. He is murder. Charlie, you don't suppose? He's overtaking us fast. You can't let him pass. You can't let him box us out here in his blizzard. What I can't see is the snow.  Faster, Charlie. Charlie, he's gaining on us. Yeah, but that one headlight's in the mirror. It's blinding me slow. He's gaining on us, Charlie, faster. Jimmy Blaine. Hello. Have a nice trip. Don't forget to follow. Your vacation or a weekend trip. Well, long distance can be a big help. You decide where you want to go. Then just pick up your phone and call ahead for reservations. Make sure of a good place to stay. And while you're away, it's so easy to keep in touch with home by telephone. Well, have a good trip and don't forget to phone. Music supervision by Ethel Huber. The third in tonight's story were Gwen Davis, James Dimitri, Bill Mason, and Sam Raskin. Sound patterns by Walter Otto. This is Stuart Metz speaking. Listen again next week when we return with the next murder written by Joseph Corcoran. Another tale well calculated to keep you in.


Mungo nasidia Sana Yeah Ceo chiseka, mwa bundabika Commander Mika na nikesho iju maa, the 26 10 a.m. wapi, wapi pate wapi? Wapi pate kwenye handle zango zote, YouTube channel of course banya sila and then piya kuna kwenye all the streaming platforms, Spotify, Boom Play, Ipingiri, Deezer, Izo zote, tazi pata wuko. Ndo Wimbo wa Kwanzaa, Bisha, 2020? Yes, yes, yes, yes. Kuna zi gine niyingi, lakini hundotu le mwaku toa, wakati hu. Nam kusabu na mbata na na, vile mambu ya kuhu, wakati hu. Nam. Pusuna. Last year bani you did a lot of projects to let us go to huku. Atami karibu niyong ke moja. And maybe umuaka, umetupan gini niyi because last year I was a little surprised. Na wuka sumbu apia wasan wengini, pwale kwenye mitandao? Yes. So umuaka, Kwanzaa tulkot na hundotu wimbo, alafu bada kuna projects zi gine kama tatu, kuna mginu na kujah, I think bada at three weeks, alafu kuna ngingine bada, I think there are so many projects and bazos na kujah, lakini chamuhimu in about two months dakuana hundoka na wasani kama kumi hivi. I'm about nenda, ya Kenyan artists, nenda na ukule inje for three, for a Europe tour with them, nenda Norway, nenda Finland, apia nenda Switzerland, toko uko for a month. So just taking them out there to give them an international platform so that they can also expose themselves. So muna jwata mimi muntuali nishkiliam kono, munguali muntumiyamitiku nishkam kono. So tawalipiwa ticket bila kitu? Kila kitu kosoated. Yes, yes, yes, kila kitu kosoated. Probably Misha Wachagua, am I at something like that? Misha Wachagua sa saivini wana shubulke mombia passports, tumifanya yuu processia kwa chagua from last year in the month of October. So tumikuwa tukishikuwa every month two, two, two, two. So tuli maliza December. This month wana fanya mombia passports. Kusabukuna hengina wana passports, hengina wana kwanazo. I think we have about three or four unbound wana malizia mombia passports application. So tuki maliza, then wanda wana shubulke mombia visas. Ya. Muli tumia ambinugani kuchagua hawa wasani kwa sababutuna wasani wengisana bani apa kenya, wasani ambo waneza, pendasana, lada ujito kata inja kenya. But maybe which ninja gani wuli tumia kuchuza hawa wasani. So ni kuna team mombia wana fanya yu kazi, ya kwangali asi mimi nachagua.    So there are so many people mombia wali express interest, lakini wali mombia tuli chikuwa, ni wali mombia wana talenta, nani wachanga kabi sa mbao hawa jakuwa na opportunity. So na jaribu provide opportunity kuhali mbao hawa na opportunity. Namu. Personal, looking at the project that you are about to drop tomorrow and a couple of projects mbazo leza kufani kisha last year, I can say sincerely. From my side nana kuna a lot of improvement, but I think it will be better tuki eza kuski akutu kakuako, labdani witu gani mbazo meza kula and from last year mbazo you are implementing now in 2024 to make your music a little different. I think your conversation ilkwanayo na producer actually today in the morning. Atamimi I feel there has been an improvement in my other projects, especially this one and the other ones that we are still badoziko kulecini. So mostly of course tumeko tuki angaliya tuki angaliya vile mambu nendelea as things evolve, the kind of music that is being sung right now, how to communicate to people because music is about communication sending the message out there to the people. So tumeko tuki kufaniya yo research tuki angaliya pia vile muziki iko kenya sasaivi and then of course the gaps maaliya mbapo tunonan kama kuna gapki dogo. So there is that consideration yakomba, kuna maaliya mbapo watu badoha jaguza sana. So there is that improvement and then as a person also as an artist kila sikutu na jifunza, kila sikutu na land, kama leu muonat me kuna utu angapi apa. Na watu anat pati ideas, sama onan pati ideas, onan isa ideas. So the next project of course ayesgwa kama hi. Ita kwa betak, so what are your advice? Ata wewe, many advice. So from those, those kinds of that information that we get, ama I get from people like you guys, na wali yungi nambaw na fanya na wao. So that's how the improvement comes in. And I may be talking of that. I think it's quite a unique thing sababuha pa inchini atu japata kona amsani yambaya na fanya song review. You're open to kua advice hapam nonana kusia waapi hapam nonana eza fanya nini. Maybe ulipata hiyo idea lini enlabda kwanini kua open to the public to give you critiques at times for you to owa konini. Udajua, you can only know you can only know a bit as a person but you can know so much as a group, ama as a team. Na you can go you can, I think kwa na semanga wneze na mbali pekea kwa wneze na very far mkiwana team. So sometimes na eza onakama na juwasana lakini ni kikata na mtrom dogo na pata kwa mba kuna vitu vingi amba vi anave juwa amba vi misiku anave juwa. So for me I've always wanted to work with a team. That's why I don't do anything myself. In fact these projects mimini me kwa tuwa kui kui toa kama yani as a frontier. Lakini most of the things that has happened ni kwa sabi a team amba wneze na mwa kuna. So I love listening. I listen a lot. I consult a lot. I talk to so many people. That's why I wanted to have this session today. At times do you feel maybe it's too much in a confuse on what to take in and what not to take in? No, no. Ono juwasana wkisha baki pekea kwa ama wkisha baki sasana kale kwa deep state you can analyze all those points. Kama palia misiki utulisema kusu the kind of song namginia kaupoz but kiyangalia both points are very important. They are very key because wuki fanya both wuki consider both points you can do so much which is actually not being done currently in Kenya in the music scene in Kenya. So if you consider both factors none of them was wrong none of them was right but both points are very important. So for me I choose to with my team I will analyze both points and then when doing my projects consider all of them. So for this time it is a kwa hivi the next project ikwen yengine but considering all those factors so it's not about confusion actually it's a learning point. Yes. In the last month you visited Magix Enka and took on kazimzuri sana wli fanya you did an amazing job. Maybe up to date mubesugubu zana familiar amana Magix anendelia vpn maybe what are your plans again ama wli atia pale pale? Asasana juw me me kwanza safari yungu me kwa tofawati sana na wasana yungine labda sabu me kusimakuli me nili ishkili wamkono na me kikumbuka mi akakadha ili opita niki fikiri amali amapu niko sasa sikwana onakama nigefika na niko sabu mungo wali mitumi amutu kunishkamkono so that's why I personally I love holding other people's hands.  Chamawe ma ma ma chakini nani kutiaw kwa wimbohu o, niku mwa monezimungu ikotiari kuni kubali jinzini liwio. Nakuja jinzini liwio. Every day regardless of the circumstance, nikiwa monezimungu ikotiari kuni kubali, ama kuni kumbatia. So the fact that I can go to him jinzini liwio. Kosabu binedamu atakuskiza kilawakati. Kuna wakati utafanya kitua semi awetoka apakufkuzia, ama atakuskiya, ama rafikiya, ama familiar. Lakin niku monezimungu jinzini liwio. The Bible says that you shall come the way you are. So for me that's iuna kumbuka kila siku kilawakati. Labda niki korudusha nyuma pali wona kumbushua pa komba. Kuna weze kana komba utafautiwa kona kasi poluli. Tukana bada iaie kusema komba labda unakua kontroli na mwana dadafu lani hapa nchinu. Mwai kuna utafauti na kasi polu? Naskilutu kiyongia kituchamaana ita kwa kizuri. Kasi polu heza nan issue. Neza mwambianini? Nani. Why should I talk to him? Why should I talk to him? Ni hauna kituja kumambianini? No, no. Wacha indelek kongia. Kama nasema lini leta Kenya sawa. Kama nasema yendo leta Kristina Shushu sawa. Kama nasema yendo leta Lifanya Sujini kutemianini sawa. Kasi polu indelea, yendo kaziako indelea. Sawa sawa bani labda nani nolako lamuishu. Kusu abukeshu na chillia banga. Wacha ni siwanvi wa damani? Ongelesyo? Minashkuru sana wakenya wana ni supports. Waman iskili sana. Sijako kwa muziki wakenya for a long time. Inekuwa mdumchacha sana. Inekuwa ni kima muziki lakiniku lenge. Lakiniku kwanziya ni kuji. Inekuwa mdumchacha tu. Lakiniku wakenya wana ni iskili. Waman ni supports. Sona shkuru. For this new project, ina sema komba muamini, muamini mnyezi mungu. Nadi o komba kwa sasa mambodi magunu sana. Mada tizo ni mengi, vidyana, watu azima, tunapitia changa motoningi sana. Lakiniku kumbuka mnyezi mungu. Mungu wata. God will come through for us. Wakenya mnyezi mungu kwa mnyezi mungu. Tundile tu supports na kuskiza muziki kubarikiwa na muziki wabania sila. Utaupata kwenye handle zangu, kwenye YouTube channel and then you'll find me also on Facebook banya sila, YouTube banya sila, Insta at asila banya. Sona shkuru wakenya asanti sana. Tomorrow 10 a.m. 10 a.m. tukutane kwenye. I'll see you in your screens tomorrow at 10 a.m. Tukutakotu na kutana kisifu sote tukisema komba lazima tu muamini mnyezi mungu. Asanti sana. Thank you all the best.


Bemidji High School is giving girls a lesson in car maintenance in their first-ever all-women's auto class. Lakeland News reporter Cheryl Moore tells us about the skills that girls learn for this week's Golden Apple. Well, it's a good chance to get to know your vehicle or basic maintenance. Almost everyone drives, so knowing a thing or two about what's under the hood can come in handy. You don't usually see a lot of women in the auto shop, so Bemidji High School is handing the power tools to girls. Through the guidance counselors and myself, we came up with the idea to come up with an all-women's class and try that and see if that was appealing to a lot of the young ladies in our high school that hadn't thought of taking a class like this. The class teaches the importance of general car maintenance, as well as other lessons behind the wheel. Driving habits, we talk about that. We talk about the responsibility of being a driver. We talk about distracted driving. We've talked, I think, a little bit about tire pressure. We watched a video on all the different fluids and stuff in the car. Learning about the battery, too. Like, when to replace it. And, like, when to get your oil change and stuff like that. The class last nine weeks and is open to all girls, no matter the grade.  When it comes to car maintenance, it never hurts to know the basics. In fact, knowing the basics can help save you some money. And another thing that girls tell me that they love about this class is that it's a little easier to learn without having all the guys around. Without having any boys in there, and you don't really feel as intimidated with all girls. Some girls aren't comfortable sitting in a class with a whole bunch of guys, and it's totally, like, relatable. I was like that, too. When this class came, I said I wanted to be in auto so I could learn more. This is the first year the class has been offered a BHS, and it's already proven to be a smash. When we first came up with the idea and started getting it all established, we were hoping to have one section a year and to consider it a success. Well, this first year we got three sections, so I was just thrilled that we had that much interest, and there was that much desire to learn about their vehicles and bring students down into our department that maybe wouldn't have normally taken a class down here.


Good day fellow investors. Today we're going to discuss the third stock I would really recommend to watch and see how it fits your portfolio and that will be a surprise to all of you because it is Facebook. I will discuss my theory behind it and why I think it will be a very very interesting investment even at these high prices. Warren Buffett said this. I'll tell you why I like the cigarette business. It costs a penny to make, sells for a dollar, it's addictive and there is fantastic brand loyalty. Warren Buffett said this to Solomon Brothers CEO Godfront when they were discussing whether Solomon should buy a tobacco company. Warren Buffett didn't buy it because he likes to be liked by everybody else and tobacco was too much of a negative publicity for him so he didn't buy but he advised Solomon to buy. Nevertheless the main point of the quote is that if you can find a business that costs nothing to make that is addictive and that is constantly growing and then unlike tobacco there are no regulations that prevent it from further growth except in China then that might be a great business perhaps even the best business model out there. Similarly if you look at Buffett's investments they were Coca-Cola, Caffeine, Sugar Addiction, Seize Candy, Dairy Queen, Credit Cards, American S Express, one you get on that credit debt it's very very difficult to get rid of the addiction. So Warren Buffett really invested in such businesses that get to the psychology of humans and make it very difficult for them to switch to live or to do something else. Similarly what Facebook is doing. Another quote from Buffett why he owns Coca-Cola people don't understand that what makes Coca-Cola great and worth tens of tens of billions of dollars is one simple fact about really all colas but we will call it Coca-Cola for the moment. It happens to be a name that I like. Cola has no taste memory you can drink one of these at 9, 10, 1, 5 o'clock the one at 5 o'clock will taste as good as the one you drank early in the morning. So Coca-Cola makes you constantly with the combination of caffeine, sugar, salt makes you constantly want other Coca-Cola's creating addiction and the funny thing is you don't remember the taste from the previous one so another perfect business model. Something similar is going on with Facebook. What is Facebook doing? Facebook plays on human pain. The pain of being bored. Whenever a Facebook user is bored which boring means that your psyche is affected by pain Facebook provides the solution. Facebook tells you okay your bored here is some fun let's go search what's going on on Facebook what are other people doing let it will be something fun a sketch this and that and people on average the 1.3 billion of Facebook users spend 50 minutes daily Facebook users spend 50 minutes a day on Facebook and we can see that the number of daily users has constantly been growing the number of monthly users is even higher. Alongside the growth in the number of users Facebook has managed to grow revenue through monetizing what it has and the content and the attention it gets from its users. If Facebook continues to monetize their business model at current growth rates we could further expect Facebook to grow as a stock as a company. However let's dig more into the addictive side of Facebook. As I said Facebook becomes addictive because it targets your boredom and that's not my saying that's the saying from near aerial from the Stanford Graduate School of Business that has researched how Facebook becomes a learned response to humans.  Facebook users when they see the Facebook logo they become happier which means it's a learned response that solves some kind of pain in this case boredom. Further research has been done that shows that it is extremely difficult and here we come to the brand loyalty that Buffett is looking for to leave Facebook.  So once you get hooked on Facebook it's simple human psychology it's very very difficult to leave Facebook.  However it keeps your mind busy and entertained and solves the pain from boredom. So Facebook plays on that it's addictive it doesn't have any immediately seen physical consequences so it won't be banned by the government that there is a big probability that Facebook will just keep on growing. The current trailing price to earnings ratio is 36 which makes it really look like a bargain if they just continue to grow at the staggering growth rates of 20-30% in earnings then the 36 PE ratio will soon become 18 which will be a real bargain for a dominating addictive play like Facebook is. Now just on the funny side if you think about it 1.4 billion daily users times 50 minutes equals 424 billion hours per year if you just compare it to the billion hours that are worked in the US during one year you can see that that people spend almost double the hours on Facebook in the world then the total number of hours worked in the United States. So I know Facebook is saying we are connecting the world we are bringing the world close together but if those 400 billion hours would be used more productively then we would end poverty on earth we will end hunger we will end sickness everything would be better. So it's really always a fact of perception yes Facebook I can talk to somebody in India or something like that but it takes away a lot a lot of time which can be used in a better way. Will that be solved? We have seen research it's very difficult to get away from Facebook which means Facebook is building a big big psychological mode and that's why it's really important if you have a growth part in your portfolio to see how Facebook fits that because the price or new ratio of 36 is very low for the addictive growth and the stickiness it has towards their customer. On a personal note I really don't like Facebook I have Facebook but I don't use it I just publish my videos there if somebody wants to see who am I and check what am I doing on YouTube. So I'm not going to invest because I really don't like the addictiveness of it like I think it's like cigarettes so I'm going to stay away check how it fits your portfolio check whether this is a mode there is a risk always with Facebook the biggest risk is that there will be a recession and in the recession ad revenue will go down however that will be temporary probably as when the economic cycle turns again revenues will again grow because the attention will remain there so A. you can buy now and enjoy future growth B. in a recession I would definitely look at Facebook especially if there is a temporary decline in revenue growth. Thank you for watching looking forward to your comments how much time are you spending on Facebook do you think you can leave Facebook or not do you have friends that spend a lot of time on Facebook and they're really addicted and how does that work from an investing perspective thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next video