So, now the T s diagram for the air centered Brayden cycle with the two stage compression process and intercooling looks like this. So, rather than going from one all the way to some state like this, which is what we would have done with no intercooling, we go from 1 to 2 s, the air is then cooled to the same temperature as 1. Although this illustration does not show that remember T 3 is equal to T 1. And then again there is an isentropic compression like this and then heat addition expansion in the turbine and then heat rejection. So, as I said since the power required with multi stage compression is less than a single stage compression, we expect the overall efficiency of the cycle to improve. And this intermediate pressure is the square root of for two stage compression is a square root of the overall pressure ratio. So, let us redo the previous example with two stage compression. So, overall pressure ratio was 30. So, that means the pressure ratio across each stage is square root of 30. So, this is the same as before we need not do this again, but for the for state 2 s, the pressure is now 100 times square root of 30. Correspondingly, the value for P r 2 s is 7.59. So, we enter the table with this value for P r and we retrieve h like this. S need not be computed again because s 2 s is equal to s 1. So, for 7.59, so if we go to 7.59, 7.59 for P r 2 s. So, 7.59 falls between these two. So, we interpolate between these two values and 482 to 492 and we get h to be 488.64. Now, P 3 over P 2 s is also square root of 30 because with optimal intermediate pressure, the pressure ratio across each stage is the same. But remember T 3 is equal to 2 e t 1. So, we use this value of a temperature to go into the table and we retrieve P r just like before h just like before this also same as before. But s now has to be calculated using the expression that we derived that we wrote down earlier. Remember s has to be calculated using this expression here and if you do that you get the specific entropy at state 3 to be equal to 1.21386.  So, we go into the table with this value for P r and we retrieve this value for the specific enthalpy. Entropy, specific entropy need not be evaluated because s 4 s is the same as s 3. State 5 at the end of the combustion process, we assume that there is no pressure loss during heat addition, temperature is given to be 1300 Kelvin. So, we go to the table with this value and retrieve h and let me just write it like this. So, we retrieve h and s 0 and specific entropy at s may be evaluated using the expression that we wrote down before. And that comes out to be 2.29715 5 to 6 s expansion in the turbine is an isentropic process. So, P r 6 s works out to be 330.9 divided by 30. Remember there is no reheat there is a single stage expansion. So, it is 330.9 divided by 30. So, we go to the table with this value for P r and retrieve this value for h. Yes, need not be calculated again because 5 to 6 s is an isentropic process. So, the specific power required for the compression process comes out to be 376.9. Notice that this actually this is equal to this because the power required in each stage is the same. So, we need not have done it like this, but it does not matter it comes out to be 376.9. Let us compare this with what we had before 376.9 against 488.92. So, you can see that there is a substantial reduction in the power required for compression as we expected power produced in the turbine remains the same. So, power required for the compressor decreases by 22.9 percent power produced in the turbine remains the same because there is no change on the expansion side. Now, q dot h comes out to be 907 against 606. So, you can see that there is a substantial increase in the rate of heat addition in the cycle heat rejected same as before because state 1 and state 6 s are the same as before. So, heat rejected is the same efficiency comes out to be 52.3 percent. So, this is actually a reduction when compared to the basic cycle primarily because of the substantial increase in the heat addition. Although the compressor power has reduced the amount of heat that is added to maintain the same peak temperature in the cycle has gone up. So, if we did not have intercooling then state 4 s would have been here and the amount of heat added from here to here was calculated before which would be less. But now state 4 s is over here and the amount of heat that has to be added to take it all the way to the peak temperature of 1300 Kelvin but this is. So, that is substantially higher as a result of which the overall thermal efficiency despite the reduction in the compressor power required goes down. The overall thermal efficiency still decreases. So, we need to find out how to address this. So, we like the fact that the compressor power comes down but this seems to be a problem. So, we need to address this which we will as we go along. So, rate at which exergy is supplied is 1074 compressor plus heat added in the combustor and rate at which exergy is recovered is 851.6. So, this is slightly more I am sorry the turbine work turbine work is the same yeah turbine work is the same net power is slightly more. So, the second law efficiency comes out to be 79.2 percent which is also less than the 89 percent that we had before. So, addition of intercooling two stage compression with the intercooling has reduced the compressor power and improve the specific power output from the engine. The power output increases because turbine work remains the same compressor work has gone down. So, the net specific power increases. So, it improves the specific power but both the thermal efficiency and the second law efficiency decrease because of the first one increases because of the decreases in the amount of heat that is added that is this one. And the second law efficiency decreases because so this is the rate of exergy destruction in the heat addition process. So, this is 115.6 compared to compared to 38.49. So, you can see that there is a substantial increase in the exergy destruction in the combustor. Whereas, the exergy destruction in the in the condenser and the cooler remains the same. So, this remains the same this has increased substantially and this has also increased substantially. So, as a result of this the first law efficiency has come down and as a result of this increase the second law efficiency has come down. So, we now will take a look at the effect of reheat. Remember reheat is the same as multi-stage compression with intercooling just on the expansion side. So, we expand up to a certain intermediate. So, this is an intermediate pressure again the optimal pressure is already known. So, that would be such that the pressure ratio between 3 to 4 S and 5 to 6 S is the same. So, we expand to this optimal pressure from here to here and then it is taken to the combustor where heat is added in such a way that T 5 is equal to T 3 and then it undergoes further expansion here. So, for optimal operation T 5 is equal to T 3 and P 4 S over P 3 is equal to P 6 S over P 5 is equal to square root of P 3 I am sorry P 4 S over P 5. So, this should be P 5 over P 6 S and this is equal to P 3 over P 6 S equal to square root of R P in the cycle. So, let us see how this impacts the performance of the cycle. We start in the same manner as before state 1 is the same as the basic cycle. State 2 is again is the same as in the basic cycle not in the operating cycle with intercooling. State 3 also same as the basic cycle. So, we do not need to repeat the calculation. Now state 4 S is at an intermediate pressure 100 root 30 which means P R 4 S is 60.25. So, we go to the table with this value for P R and retrieve H 3 to 4 S because it is an isentropic process we need not evaluate S again for state 4 S. State 5 again state 5 pressure is 100 root 30 because the heat addition reheat process is a constant pressure process, but it is reheated to a temperature of 1300 Kelvin. So, we go into a table with this value and retrieve P R and retrieve H and of course, S 0 also S for 5 may be evaluated using the expression given earlier. So, S of state 5 is equal to S 0 of S 0 corresponding to 1300 Kelvin minus or natural log P 5 over P ref. So, if you do that you get S to be equal to 2.7853 5 to 6 S is an isentropic process. So, we go to the table with this value for P R which is nothing but 330.9 divided by square root of 30 square root of RP and we retrieve this value for H and the specific entropy is the same as 5 because S 6 is equal to S 5. So, we have all the values that we require now to proceed with the calculation. Specific compressor power same as what we saw in the basic cycle. Specific power output from the turbine we now have two turbines each producing the same amount of work. So, the specific power output from the turbine has increased now as we can see. Heat added has also increased when compared to the basic cycle because we now have a reheat stage also. Heat rejected has also increased because state points this state point would earlier have been over here. So, earlier would have been over here. So, the heat rejected earlier was equal to this. So, now because the state point 6S has moved over here there is an additional heat rejection that is taking place. So, this is the additional amount of heat rejection that is taking place. So, heat rejected has also increased. So, the thermal efficiency or first law efficiency comes out to be 48.7 percent which is still much less than that of the basic cycle. But the specific power has increased by almost 22 percent. So, specific power has increased but the efficiency has decreased due to the increased heat addition. And again exergy supplied in the compressor and in the combustor exergy recovered is in the turbine only. So, the second law efficiency is 76.56 still not close to the 89 percent that we had for the basic cycle. And as we said the primary reason for this is the fact that the exergy destroyed in the during the heat addition process is now higher because we have additional heat addition also. So, both the heat addition as well as heat addition in the combustor as well as heat addition during reheat has actually increased the overall heat addition resulting in reduction in thermal efficiency. And heat rejected has also increased you have to bear that in mind as well. So, reheat also just like multi stage compression with intercooling reheat also increases the specific power but results in a reduction of thermal efficiency, first law efficiency as well as second law efficiency. So, what we need to address is how to actually combine intercooling. So, intercooling is beneficial because it reduces the compressor power but there is a penalty that is associated with that. And so, we will try to address this in the next lecture how to actually not only improve the specific power but also improve the first law and the second law efficiency.


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Welcome everybody to the first session of the Public Petitions Committee. May I remind everybody to switch off your mobile phones so that they can interfere with the sound system? If we move on now to agenda item one, it's a declaration of interest. I have one declaration of interest myself and that is in the member's interest and otherwise that's it. Can I go around the room? I have no registerable interest to declare. I have no registerable interest to declare. Thank you very much indeed. Item two, agenda item two, is the choice of convener. I sit in this position at the moment by dint of age but there we are. The committee's next task is to choose a convener and what we have to do now is the Parliament has agreed that only members of the Scottish Labour Party are eligible for nomination as a convener of this committee and therefore I understand that Joanne Lamont is the party's nominee for this post. Is that correct? Do we agree to choose Joanne Lamont as our convener? Right, I shall vacate the seat. I've kept it warm for you. Thank you very much and thank you for doing that. It's quite nice to win an election even if there's only one horse in the race so that's something of a relief. I thank you very much for your support and also recognise that it is a real privilege to be able to convene this committee. I think that it's a particularly important committee in the Parliament. I look forward to working with you. I'd also like to pay credit to Michael MacMahon, who was the outgoing chair of the committee. He was a good friend of mine but was a very fine parliamentary as well and we can learn a lot about how to work on a cross-party basis from what he did. Thank you very much for that. Our agenda item 3 is a choice of deputy convener. We have to choose a deputy convener. The Parliament has agreed that only members of the Scottish National Party are eligible for nomination as deputy convener of the committee. I understand that Angus MacDonald is the candidate from the SNP. We agreed that Angus MacDonald would be elected as deputy convener of the Petitions Committee. The main substantive item that we have of business today is agenda item 4, the work programme. There are a number of things that we have to agree. The first thing is that it has become a normal practice for committees to meet informally for the purpose of business planning and that meetings normally take place towards the end of the summer recess. Can we agree that, subject to the agreement of the clerks in terms of timings that we meet before the new session begins in September? Is that agreed? The second decision is whether to meet again before the summer recess to consider some of the petitions that have been carried over from session 4 and some new petitions that have not yet been considered. Is that agreed that we meet the week before recess? What we want to do now is to have a list of the petitions that have been carried over from session 4 in front of you. Of course, there has been some reference to that in the legacy paper from the previous committee for which we are grateful. My proposal is to go through Annex A and really just for people who want to comment on individual petitions, not in great detail but if you feel as particular ones, you think it would be worthwhile our looking at and then we will look at the Annex B, those that have come in since the committee stopped considering petitions. If it is possible, what I would like to do is get a flavour from the committee of the issues that are interesting around those petitions. If you were able to delegate to me responsibility for the final decision around which petitions we take at the next meeting, that will allow us to work with the clerks in terms of where petitions are in the system and where we can perhaps get people in to give us some evidence. Is that agreed? Okay, so if we can look at Annex A and what I'll do is I'll just take it through page by page and if you want to make a particular comment, a particular petition, then just catch my so we're starting on page 3, 1, 2, 3. Are there any there that people want to particularly flag up? Have you caused a set of these agendas, Annex, as I apologise? Failed to get that. Is there a hard copy? So we're on page 3. I should declare an interest in relation to 1, 3, 1, 9. I actually had dealings with this petition as a constitu member in Glasgow Pollock. It's William Smith and Scott Robertson and Willie Smith runs a football club in the constituent so I'm aware of issues around that one and it's one I think that's worth us looking at further. On page 4, 5. It doesn't mean that we won't look at these, it's just if there's a particular comment that people have on page 6, 7, 9. On page 6, I have an interest, I'm a councillor for Argymbu Council and I was filing as a councill colleague of mine, so I'd have to declare that interest. Okay, okay. Thanks for that. On page 8. I should declare an interest in that I've been involved as the local constituency member with PE 1563 and I would be keen for the committee to continue to look at this petition because there are ongoing issues in the constituency and throughout Scotland that the Scottish Government should be addressing and any pressure that we can put on from this petition would be welcome. Okay, thanks for that. We've got to page 9, page 10, page 11 and page 12. 1595, shared space schemes, I've been involved in that in the constituency. Okay, thanks very much. I think that you can see from the range of petitions there that people see a place for the petitions committee for a whole range of interesting issues and it's just a question of us managing our time to deal with them timuously and with respect for the petitioners. If we want to have a quick look then at Annex B, new petitions, anything on page 13, I don't know if the clerks have any advice on any that obviously we, you know, because these are not being dealt with at all. Maybe if you can just clarify for us what the procedure is for a new petition coming in. Certainly. When new procedures come in, what has been practiced in previous sessions is just for them to be dealt with in the order that they're lodged. So, in this case, the petitions starting at 1598 were the ones that were lodged longest ago, so we're probably the ones that the committee would look to schedule first. Okay. And page 14, page 15. Okay. I know, can we have those three in from the one petitioner? From just if he were to be asked to come along to give evidence perhaps he can address all three at the one time. Yep, yep, that's an option. So, interests on PE1598, I've had dealings not directly with Gail in the Adams, but on behalf of the council in matters concerning planning permission and locative. So, although whilst I'm not directly involved, I have been assisting the applicant in this particular, not in this case but I mean just generally, but I know he's a legal advisor to the salmon side. That's right. Okay, thanks very much. We have got through all of that then. I mean, I think certainly that I would quite like to make sure that not just the public session, but if people are seeing petitions that have got particular interest in or want to flag up to me and to hang us a deputy convene of their particular issues, I think that helps the consideration of what we've got to do. If I get it right, I think that we're finished. Yep, I think that we've dealt with all of the business and can I close this formal meeting of the petitions committee? Before we go, however, I think that we've got a couple of


Mother, is Maxwell House the best coffee in the whole world? Well, your father says so, and your father knows best. Yes, it's Father Knows Best, transcribed in Hollywood, starring Robert Young as father.  The coffee that's bought and enjoyed by more people than any other brand of coffee at any price. Maxwell House, always good to the last drop. Say curiosity once killed a cat, a fate that's both proper and fitting.  The point we're trying to make is that curiosity is not confined to cats. It's a human frailty as well. And when it comes to frailties, well, we doubt that you'll find anyone quite as human or as frail as our dear friends in Springfield, the Anderson's, like this. Margaret, may I say that in my long years as a lover of good red beef, never has a more succulent morsel passed my lips? Well, thank you, dear. What'd he say? He liked the roast beef. Oh! And now as a fitting climax to an unforgettable repast, may I be favored with a cup of Mr. Maxwell's Finest? Of course, dear. But? He wants his coffee. Oh! There you are. Thank you. From the bottom of a happy and carefree heart, I say thank you. What's the matter with him? He sold a big policy this afternoon. Oh! Farley Granger. What was that, dear? Janey said it was Farley Granger, as if she knew. Realizing full well that I ought to have my brains examined, still I ask, what about Farley Granger? There isn't any reason at all for thinking that's who she meant. Who, who meant? Hedda Hopper. Betty. Just a moment, dear. These things must be approached delicately. We've got to sneak up on them or they fly away. Tell me, Betty, how's everything down around the gas works? Father, Janey Liggett said that Hedda Hopper meant Farley Granger in her column, which is just ridiculous. He never even goes to places like that. There you are, Margaret. You see, everything's all cleared up. That's nice. May I have a cream of sugar, please? Here you are, Dad. Thank you. All right, Kathy, let's not dawdle. Mommy and Daddy, you're in a hurry. Yes, Mommy. Oh, why do they do things like that? Like what, dear? Put things like that in the paper. Well, I tried it once and it didn't hurt much. All right, Betty. What do they put in the paper? Things like this. Here, I cut it out. Hmm. What young and handsome star was seen leaving what sunset-stripped nightclub with what blonde young starlet? Isn't that exasperating. Is that the whole thing? Yes. And Janey has the nerve to say it's Farley Granger. She does? She certainly does.   Why, anyone with half an eye can see they mean lassie. Father. Well, look at it. Blonde, young. Oh, you mean the boy. Father, it is not funny. No? No, and I don't think you have any right to laugh at me. Your father wasn't laughing at you, dear. He certainly was. Now, wait a minute.  It isn't a little thing. How would you feel if you didn't know who it was? I think I'd pull through somehow. Well, at least they ought to give you a hint. Dan, just a minute, bud. Betty, let's say you do figure out who they mean. Then what? Well, then I'll know. You know what they said about curiosity? Kill the cat.  I have to know things, don't I? Not things like who came out of where with what. That's being curious about the most meaningless sort of trivia. What's trivia? I wouldn't care if it was something important, but how can you sit there and make yourself miserable about something that doesn't amount to a row of beans in the first place? Daddy. What is it, Kathy? What's trivia? Trivia are things that are trivial. They're unimportant. Why? Because they don't amount to anything. Like this whole conversation. Attaboy, dad. Bud. I was agreeing with him. Peter Lofford. I'll bet that's who it was. Betty. He's young and goes out with... Betty. Yes, father? I don't care if it's Groucho Marx on a white horse. Forget about it. But I only said... I said forget about it. Jumping creepers. Daddy, what's... And I don't want any trouble with you, either. Do something. Jim, I don't think you're being very nice. Nice? How can anybody be nice when he's being smothered in quiz kids? Just because the children ask a few innocent questions. Honey, they don't do anything but ask questions. From the time they get up in the morning until they go to bed at night. Who's on first? What's on which?  What's harakiri? Now look, Kathy. Leave your father alone, dear. He's in one of those moods. One of what moods? I was in a wonderful mood. Wasn't I, bud? Well...  The milk of humankind was practically oozing out of me. Wasn't it, bud? Well... My children don't want a father. They want an encyclopedia with ears. Well... But... You bet, dad. What? What you said. Yes, sir. Richard Carlson. That's who it was. Margaret, I think I'll go for a walk. A long walk. All right, dear. And if you happen to pass the ligates, be sure to drop in. The ligates? We're going to their party, remember? Oh, say, we'd better hurry up. You didn't tell me what harakiri was. You mean harakiri. She means harakiri. She does? She most certainly does. See? Yes, Kathy. What is it? Margaret, do all children ask as many questions as ours? How do you stand it? All mothers have a system. When they reach a point just one degree short of hysterics, they go shopping. Well, I suppose that's as good an excuse as any. Jim, I'm so glad you mentioned it. Mentioned what? Shopping. I mentioned shopping? You'll never guess who I met downtown this afternoon. Farley Granger? No. Heather Hopper? Jim. Am I close? Do you remember the two boys who had the cabin next to ours at Round Lake two summers ago? Yes. I met the tall one. You did? Uh-huh. What's he doing in Springfield? Well, he said the other one. Oh, what was his name? Uh, Freddie something. No, it wasn't Freddie. Oh, something like Freddie. Well, it isn't important. Eddie? No. Wait a minute, Margaret. I've got the name on the tip of my tongue. Let me see. His name as well as I know my own. Eddie? Teddy? Betty. Margaret, please. Oh. Betty, you remember the two boys who had the cabin next to ours? I do. Are you sure it wasn't Freddie? Yes, dear. I'm sure. I can see him just as plain, sort of chunky with dark hair. Hector Smith and I ran into him during the World Series in Cleveland that year. That's the one. Well, I just wanted to know. You see, that's what I mean by curiosity. Well, I'm trying to figure out something vitally important. Yeah. What was that? Why is it important for you and not for us? Because you don't even remember the man. What man? Freddie. His name wasn't Freddie, dear. Well, it was something like Freddie. Was it Bobby Feller? No. He pitched the first game. Now look, bud. Maybe it was Harry Carey. Margaret, why is it that any time I try to... Bernie? What, dear? Wasn't it Bernie? I don't think so. Bernie, Kearney, Derney. Only gave up two hits in the whole game. Bud, please. And he lost, anyway. Now look, bud. Jim, it isn't that important. It certainly is.  Silly? Bud. That was one of the finest games they ever had in a World Series. Only six hits in the whole game. Bernie, Bernie, Bernie. Jim. How would you like to give up two hits and then lose the game one to nothing? Bud, will you please stop it and let me think? Jim, we've got to get ready to go. Where? To the Liggett, sir.  Oh, no, no. You... Don't worry about me. I'll be ready to leave anytime you are. If a thing like that happened to me, I'd shoot myself. If you keep this up, you won't have to. When I want to know something, it's morbid curiosity. But when he wants... Betty, I think you'd better start clearing the table. But Father said... Kenny, that's what it was, Kenny. All right, Betty, go ahead. No, it wasn't Kenny. Penny? No. Jumping creepers. No. Was he a southpaw? Who? The pitcher. But for the last time... What's a southpaw? Isn't this awful? I can see him as though he was standing right in front of me. He's left-handed. Who is? A southpaw. Who said anything about a southpaw? Kathy did. Well, I told you, a southpaw is left-handed. What? Margaret. I'm going upstairs and comb my hair. Hector, he'll know. Jim, you're not going to call Hector. Why not? It'll only take me a minute. Curiosity killed a cat. Betty, please. Curiosity has nothing to do with it. I just feel like calling Hector. That's all. Why? Because he's one of my best friends. That's why. But, dear, you're going to see him in the morning. Well, I want to find out about my saw. That's what I want to find out. He borrowed it last week. He brought it back yesterday. Nobody asked you. Well, I was just... Wait a minute. I've got it. Jim. I've got it, Margaret. It was Ernie Franklin. Of course. Ernie Franklin. Well, thank goodness for that. You see, I knew if you'd just leave me alone for a minute. What did he have to say? Who, dear? Ernie Franklin. I didn't meet Ernie Franklin. You most certainly did. You said you met him downtown today while you were shopping. No, dear. Don't you remember? I told you I met the other one. Oh, no. When it comes to names, Father can't boast of the world's best memory. But more often than not, ladies, the man of the house knows exactly what he's talking about. For instance, when he says, Mm, finest coffee I ever tasted. Why, that's high praise indeed. Yes, ma'am. Because that man you serve coffee to, he's the world's greatest coffee expert. That's right. The number one expert on coffee is your husband. Of course, you might say we're in the expert class, too. Our Maxwell House coffee is enjoyed by more families than any other brand. But the man who says the final word on the coffee you pour, he's your husband. And tomorrow, if you'll serve your husband our Maxwell House, we promise you his warmest smile and this compliment. Marvelous. Best coffee ever. We're sure that's what he'll say. In fact, we'll give you your money back if he doesn't. You see, no coffee tastes like Maxwell House because no coffee's made like Maxwell House. There's only one recipe for that famous good to the last drop flavor. A recipe demanding certain choice coffees blended just so. And only Maxwell House has this recipe. So we say, take home a pound of our coffee. Tomorrow, serve your husband Maxwell House. If he doesn't say, best coffee ever, why, just send us the can and unused portion and we'll gladly refund the price you paid. Our address is plainly printed on every familiar blue tin. So how about it? Tomorrow, serve your husband the coffee with the world's most famous flavor, Maxwell House coffee. Always good to the last drop. It's after midnight in Springfield and but one small light blinks its cheer from the white frame house on Maple Street. That's in the master bedroom, where the master, if we may speak loosely, is still giving his problem the old college try, like this. Bill Stewart. Phil Stewart. Bill Phillips. Phil Billips. Jim. Jim Phillips. Jim. What? You realize, of course, that the Ligets will probably never speak to us again. Why? I didn't do anything to them. You sat in the corner and mumbled to yourself all night. Well, I wasn't hurting anybody. And every five minutes you ran to the telephone. I was only trying to get Hector, you know that. He certainly picked a fine evening to go out. So did we. Jim, where are you going? I'm going to call Hector. That's where I'm going. But you can't. It's two o'clock in the morning. I'll be right back, honey. You call a doctor two o'clock in the morning. Why can't you call a friend? Friend. Fine friend. He turned out to be. Introduces you to people, then you can't remember their names. Ruins a perfectly good evening just because he hasn't got sense enough to stay home when you need him. Now what happened to the light switch? Every time you want the darn thing, it's someplace else. Two o'clock isn't so late.  Probably isn't even in bed yet. Heck. This is Jim Anderson. No, no heck. This is Jim. Did I wake you up? It's Jim. Jim Anderson. Heck, do you remember those two friends of yours who had the cottage next to us at Round Lake? What were their names? Those friends of yours who had the cottage next to ours. Margaret met the tall one downtown this morning and we can't remember his name. What's the matter? It's after two o'clock. I know, heck, but look, it began with a B. And if you'll just tell me... Do you know me to say you woke me up with me a guy's name? Jim. I'll be through in a minute, honey. Heck, I know it sounds crazy. Sounds crazy? Heck, you've got to help me. It's driving me out of my mind. Two o'clock in the morning. Heck, listen to me a minute. Hello, heck? Well, that's fine. Just fine. What did Hector say, dear? He hung up on me. No. Just hung up. Well, we might as well face it. Calling people at two o'clock in the morning isn't exactly the way to endear yourself to your fellow man. Okay, if that's the way he feels about it. Just wait until he wants something. Now what are you going to do? Well, you know what they say. When all the world's against you and you haven't got a friend, there's only one thing you can do to bring a happy end.  Who said that? I did.  I'll be up all night anyway. What's in the ice box? Oh, the usual things. Six pairs of roller skates, 12 pairs of galoshes. Very funny. You're so cute. Well, what do we generally have in the ice box? Ice? Wow. What do you know? Food. Let's see now. Coal ham. Jim, will you please leave that alone? But I just wanted... this dinner. Just... sit down and I'll fix a sandwich for you. What kind? Oh, I'll think of something. Here we are. How about a nice melted cheese? The kind we used to make up at the lake. Oh, Margaret. Why, Jim, you've always liked melted cheese. That isn't what I mean. Why did you have to mention the lake? What? I've forgotten about the name. And now... well... now you've started it all over again. All I said was that I'd make a melted cheese sandwich. Did somebody call me... Bud? Well, if it isn't the boy with the built-in tapeworm. Why aren't you in bed? I heard somebody open the ice box. You know, Margaret, I think he must be part bloodhound. Margaret Anderson, you go right back to bed where you belong. Can I even have one sandwich? Not even half a sandwich. You march right upstairs. Not just a second, honey. Let's not be hasty about this.  Uh, eleven o'clock. What? This is my second trip.  She ate anything last time and I'm a growing boy. I said up to bed. Oh, dear. We're in the kitchen, Betty. Say, I wonder if Ed Davis had remembered. He was up at the lake that summer.  But if he knows the name... Haven't you thought of the name yet? Never mind, Bud. I thought of the picture. Fine. You saw the second game. It was Bob Lemon. He never goes to sleep. What's going on down here? Nothing is going on down here. We're all going back to bed. Wait a minute, Margaret. As long as we're up, we might as well have a sandwich or something. Jim Anderson, how do you expect... Honey, you don't seem to understand. I'm hungry. Didn't the ligates serve anything? Oh, yes. But not to your father. Margaret. He was busy in a corner, communing with the spirits. What? I sat there very quietly. I didn't disturb a soul. But just because I didn't put on a lady's hat and dance around with my pants rolled up... Jim... Well, that's what Al K. was doing, and everybody thought it was very funny. Mother, he didn't. Well, it was just... Daddy! Reapers, I forgot all about Kathy. Jim, do you see what you've done? You've got the whole family up. I didn't wake anybody. All I did was make a phone call. Everybody in the neighborhood. I've had just about enough of this. Bud, put the cheese back in the... Bud. Hmm? What happened to the cheese? What cheese? I had a whole slab of cheese on the table. Oh, Bud. Gosh, I was just sort of nibbling and... Was it a whole slab? Well, I guess that takes care of that. Go ahead, Bud. What? Up to bed. I thought we were going to have a sandwich. Betty, what are you doing? Getting some milk. See, that's an idea. Bud... Let them have their milk, dear. Are you coming upstairs? Well, I... Did you want something, Dad? Turn off the lights when you run out of food.  Okay, Mom. Good night. We'll be up in a few minutes, Mother. All right, dear. Good night. Good night. No, Margaret, it's a funny thing. Every time I try to get into the icebox, something happens. Oh, I don't know. You've had your moments. Meaning what? Well, I remember a certain leg of lamb. Oh, honey, that was 12 years ago. I know, but... I suppose 12 years from now, you'll still be telling me about that same dizzy leg of lamb. Mommy? Go to sleep, Kathleen. Are you sure it wasn't burglars? Yes, we're quite sure, kitten. Now stop worrying about it. Daddy said it was burglars. We'll tell you all about it in the morning. And go to sleep. Okay. Good night. Good night, Angel. Good night, Kathy. Oh, dear, what a night. What a night is right. I'm glad it's almost over. Well, at least you stopped thinking about that silly name. Oh, I'm sorry, dear. Margaret. Yes, Jim? You know that cat? Cat? The one that was killed by curiosity. Oh, that one. What do you suppose did it? I don't know, dear. Maybe the name of another cat it met up at Round Lake, huh? Jim, you've got to be sensible. You can't keep this up the rest of the night. I can't, huh? You certainly can't. Do you realize that in less than four hours it'll be daylight? What was that? I said... That's the name. What is it? Daylight. I mean, Jack Daly. That's who it was. Well, thank goodness. That's the fellow you met, isn't it? Yes, dear, Jack Daly. Well... Now, will you please turn off the light and come to bed? Oh, no, not yet. You haven't finished. What did he want? Jack Daly. Oh, I thought I told you. He just said to say hello. Good night, Margaret. Good night, dear. And how will you choose the coffee you buy for your family? So many brands. How can you pick the one coffee that gives you the most in flavor for your money? Well, on your grosser shelves, there is one coffee, our Maxwell House Coffee, that's famous for flavor above all others. And tomorrow, the world's greatest coffee expert can tell you why. Yes, tomorrow, pour a cup of Maxwell House for your husband. He's the expert, we mean. When he gives you his warmest smile and says, best coffee ever, you'll know why Maxwell House is famous for flavor. And when you count all the cups of truly good coffee you get from that one pound, well, you'll know it's Maxwell House for value, too. Tomorrow then, look for the sign of good coffee, the big white cup, and drop on our friendly business. That's Maxwell House Coffee. Always good to the last drop. It's been quite a night for the Andesons, one they'll long remember. Now the house is dark, the night is still, but it isn't over. No, sir, not by a long shot, like this. Jim. The telephone's ringing. Good. Jim, please answer the phone. Okay. Hello? Dad, the phone's ringing. Hello? Jim, please go downstairs and answer the phone. What time is it? Four o'clock. Four o'clock? God's a little fishy. What time is it? Four o'clock. God's a little fishy.  I don't know, dear. Please put on your robe, Jim.  I'll be all right. Four o'clock. This is somebody's idea of a joke. Wake people up in the middle of the night or to have their brains examined. Spend the whole night trying to fall asleep and then the phone has to ring. All right, I'm coming. Hello? Now look here. Jim, we began with a B. At breakfast time, you don't have to say.  Just say. Hop along Cassidy is crazy about hot wheat meal. Just a little psychology. Yes, to get your children to eat a hot cereal, just tell them post-tweet meal is Hop along Cassidy's favorite hot cereal. And they'll eat it too. Post-tweet meal is chuck full of solid whole wheat nourishment. Has a wonderful nut-like flavor. And it cooks in just three and a half minutes. You'll see, you'll all agree, it's the best hot cereal you ever ate. Join us again next week when we'll be back with Father Knows Best. Starring Robert Young as Jim Anderson with Roy Barkey in the Maxwell House Orchestra. In our cast, where Ted Donaldson as Bud, June Whitley, Rhoda Williams, Norma G. Nielsen, Herb Bygren, and yours truly, Bill Foreman. So until next Thursday, good night and good luck from the makers of Maxwell House, America's favorite brand of coffee. Always good to the last drop. Father Knows Best was transcribed in Hollywood and written by Ed Jayne. Now stay tuned in for Dragnet, which follows immediately over most of these stations. For Authentic Police Drama, it's Dragnet on NBC.


Waterston oh no I didn't get to read that I just can't wait like this Richard crying all the time I just worried about them the police aren't doing their jobs quick enough okay so they can't find the kids mr. Waterston calm down they're already found that nice and Darwin gumball is at your house don't get concerned my god okay so they found Darwin alive wait they already found them oh thank god what happened to them but they're okay where are they are they fine tell me tell me okay so she's freaking out I mean I would too they found that nice and Darwin but they weren't found alive oh my god okay so they're dead like who killed them what what do you mean no please no this can't be happening what have we done Richard oh my god okay so they're blaming themselves now but they don't know what exactly happened I'm so sorry mr. Mrs. Waterston they found half their bodies in the forest doom 10 minutes ago there's not much they can do now my god so they found the dead bodies in the forest that sounds pretty tragic man I want to know the whole story behind this just getting an interesting as we can see oh okay so we have a ride that the doom forest of the forest of doom task okay so where the cops now with it don't a cop find the missing children and I anne as in Darwin oh my god okay so now we have to look for them this is gonna be creepy oh my god it's all dyke out here oh no I can't see a thing okay you know what let's just go this way let's just follow this dark path okay I kind of like this though it's very creepy which I enjoy playing scary games okay dude it's way too dark over here somebody help I'm gonna get lost out here myself okay so we need to find Darwin the goldfish and I need the money the little rabbit um okay we can't go this way go back go back go back officers I like this don't a cop in the carton these like hilarious okay um I did not see anything out here except darkness hello darkness my old friend we have met again oh my god there's a bloody box in the middle of the forest oh my god don't tell me they're in there and yes what have they done to her oh my god okay so her is that just her head in the box okay and now let's go look for Darwin oh my god okay I wonder where Darwin could be I mean you might be in a box as well but I mean we need to find them ASAP okay um let's keep going down this dark way my god this is once Becky forest huh guys okay um I think we're going the right way dude it's like pitch black okay that was supposed to happen my god there's blood trails but Darwin is nowhere to be seen what he just fell from the sky what oh my god what happened to Darwin mr. mr. water said I know it's heartbreaking but you must understand we didn't know about this I'm really sorry watch the water since crying what kind of task is that that is messed up yo okay this is horrible Richard gumball still safe at home he'll be fine yeah I don't know gumball would be sane after knowing his brother and sister died or his pet wait I thought gumball took the bus to school this morning I saw him and he told me that he'll be there what okay so where's Darwin task why did it turn red oh I'm seeing Darwin on the screen my god okay Darwin can you hear me pretty sure he can't but it's worth to try okay um do we walk okay I can't move I can just jump in my chair maybe this is getting weird okay oh my god what is that um okay so parents please I know this is very tragically guys I'm so sorry for your loss I mean I would be crying my heart out to okay so what do we do here exactly I'm seeing Darwin all over my screen but I can't walk maybe I'm using the wrong arrows nope yeah we can walk for some reason um can you guys help me out here I'm stuck to my chair please no somebody do something come on case if we're the principal over there you go okay so it's Darwin crying in his room I mean gumball oh god whoa okay oh my god what is going on gumball oh my god oh gosh okay um so is this the end of the grieving episode zero of the amazing world of gumball dude this has to be like the most insane cartoon episode last episode that I've seen oh my god okay this is crazy yo um something's happening something is going on in the background it's turning red okay I think we have survived the grieving this is not a game by the owner of the amazing world of gumball this is creepy pasta horror game made by curly games I created the models in this game but I did not claim the owner character designer textures as always thanks for playing until next time wow mr. curly games this was totally a different experience from what cartoon network would give me this was very insane I don't know what to make of this it was just crazy overall I mean I like the scariness behind it but even that the game was pretty um gruesome pretty horror itself I don't know I mean it lived up to his exe right I mean it's an exe game so that's why it was all crazy and all these crazy things were happening all over the place well um alright mr. curly games I like to say I enjoyed the game it was pretty cool overall well thank you guys for watching thank you guys for the amazing support if you guys enjoyed the video make sure to slap the like button if you're new to the channel make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on and I will see you guys in the next one yeet


Hey, Bolo Buddies, thanks for watching. Okay, so I have decided that I need a mascot and I love owls and I got this little owl. I think it was in my Facebook haul. You guys will have to go check on my sourcing with Bolo Buddies YouTube channel, the Facebook haul. I think this guy came from that. He's got a little problem with his toe, but anyway, this is going to be a Bolo Buddies Easter Category video. So I am going to share with you items to be on the lookout for that are in the Easter category. And I kind of saw this going a little better, like I was thinking he would just sit here or I could sit him up here.  But I just thought that he was so cute. So what do you guys think? Besides the fact that I can't get him to look look cool on my shoulder. There we go. Cool. Do you guys like the Bolo Buddies owl? So anyway, I am going to have merch soon. So I'm gonna have a Bolo Buddies clothes and accessories. So coming soon, stay tuned. By the time this video posts, it may have already been announced, but Yeah, stay tuned. I've got a little I've got a little something in mind. So anyhow, this is we need a name. Okay, so I need for you guys to put in the comments a name for this guy. What is his name going to be here? Let's get a close-up. He's so cute. I don't know if it's a he or she. So is it a boy or a girl and what do we want the name to be? So you guys put your try and figure out how to hold him during the video. Figure out what you want to call him. We need a name and we need to know if it's a boy or a girl. All right, so I'm just gonna sit him down here beside me and he might pop up and say every now and again. All right. So let's talk about some Easter Bolo items. Items to be on the lookout. If you are a reseller, Easter items are kind of like Halloween and Christmas. You can really find some great Halloween, not Halloween, some great Easter Bolo. I'm totally distracted by the little owl. Okay, let's get started here. Let me get my screen share up. Did I do that? I did do that. Okay. Are you guys ready for some Easter Bolo's? All right. The first item is yes, up. It's a Boyd's Bear Hershey Happy Easter ornament. Floppy. Okay, you guys, I don't know what's going on with the Boyd's Bears, but the Easter Boyd's Bears are apparently a Bolo. 99 bids and sold for a hundred and thirty two dollars and fifty cents plus shipping. So let's go into the 99 bids and these people are not messing around. You know, you've got somebody here that has 8,000 feedback, so you know that's going to get paid for. Yeah. 99 bids. Six unique bidders and somebody asked me what I meant by unique bidders. That means six individual people were bidding on the item. I just call them unique bidders. Okay, so let's go to the next one. The next item is this Anna-Lee Mr. Easter Bunny Rabbit from 1976. Now, he's 32 inches.  If it gets in the sun or I guess just probably from age, maybe where the arm is bent, but this sold for 360 dollars with 88 bids. Let's see how many unique bidders. Only three unique bidders and the feedback was not as high on this one. So let's see. We're going to go into the item and we're going to click on that and we're going to put Anna-Lee here. And let's see. I don't see feedback on that one, but look at this right here. It says $200 and there was feedback on this one and this is an Anna-Lee. See, this is another way to learn. An Anna-Lee Easter Spring hanging basket, bunny in a basket, carrot. And this sold for $200 and feedback was left on this one. Now the thing with feedback is, is not everybody likes to leave feedback. So it's not a guaranteed way to know if somebody paid, but for instance on this one, we know they paid. So $200 for that one. Super cool. I didn't even see that one. All right, these are adorable.  So they are adorable little accents that you would put inside of a dollhouse. So super, super cute. 83 bids sold for $425. So these are artisan made. So somebody has made these. The next item is this Bubba Purple Cow Squish Mallow, which we all know is like a huge thing right now. I will tell you that some of them do not go for big money. So please be sure to look them up and when you look them up, it's kind of like the VHS and the the TY or Thai, whatever plushies. Some of the listings will look like they're inflated. And that they sold for a lot of money when indeed they did not. So please be careful when you're buying these and make sure they are one of the ones that are sought after if you're going to pay up for it because some of them are just bread and butter. So this one sold with 78 bids for $180. Antique Easter Bunny Rabbit Candy Container and this is paper mache made in Germany. These are a Bolo paper mache. Vintage antique items are most definitely a Bolo. This sold for $260 with 83 bids in the buyer paid shipping. So here's the the paper mache egg. I don't know if the bunny is paper mache also, but the egg is. It's hard for me to tell by the the picture. So if anybody knows put that in the comments. The next item are a couple more Annalie. These are also the big ones that are 36 inches and in this listing you're getting two and they sold for $395 with 77 bids and It says store display maybe hard to find size. Yeah, the bigger ones are hard to find. But again, Annalie can range from bread and butter to big money. So definitely look it up. The next item that sold is another Squish Mallow and this is the cow. It seems like the cows do pretty well. But again, you know, it's just they're hit and miss and Easter, these are Easter exclusives, which I think is bringing up the value also. But that one sold for $77 with 72 bids. Here's another cow and this is the purple cow Bubba. So I've seen quite a few during my research that are the purple cows that are doing well. Now, I would also say that these are probably going to fluctuate depending on the market. Maybe the purple cow is popular right now. It may not be next month. So again, please do your homework. This one sold for $205.50 with 67 bids by your paid shipping. The next item are these Boyd's Bear Mini Plush and you get three of them. Poppy Easter and then this one with the egg on his shirt. And I think that one has an egg also. So these are the mini ones. I think they're like what three, four inches maybe? Just little guys. I don't know what's going on with these right now. But these sold for $520 with 65 bids and that is just seems crazy to me. So Yeah, let's keep looking at the Easter Bolo's here. The next item is this Easter everywhere. It's a it's an LP. It's a record and I don't know why this is going for so much. If anybody knows, please let me know. It says 13th floor elevators. Sold for $578.86 with 70 bids by your paid shipping. Paper mache eggs. Again, I told you guys these go for crazy money. For some reason, this one says that it went for $2,938 which seems crazy. I mean, I will say that the pattern is absolutely amazing. The color still looks great. But wow, almost $3,000. So let's go in 65 bids. Now private listing bidder's identity is protected, but there's 14 unique bidders. Okay, so let's go in here and let's go to the actual listing and let's put in egg and just see if it so that let me try paper. So I was going to say that if they had it as a private listing that they're probably not going to leave feedback. So we don't know for sure if they actually paid. Let's see. View items for sale. Let's go to highest first because they probably have it listed really high. If they... Yeah, I don't see it in their active listings. So that's a good indicator that it was a good sale. Let's try this. Let's go into their solds. I've got some really cool stuff. And I'm under highest first. Let's type in egg and see if enough. Okay, so here we go guys. It looks like they had quite a few of these. So this just goes to show that they are definitely a bolo. Now this one going for that kind of money. It has to be the design on the egg. This one went for 191, 139, which that is amazing also. 89, 72, now see this one only went for 2855, 2499 and $21. So again, it's going to depend on the pattern, but still definitely can make some money. Just be careful.  I always start my auctions with the minimum that I'm willing to take for the item, what I want to make on it. Here's another Boyd's Bear mini ducal beat buns, ducal buns. It's just a little mini Boyd's Bear plush. These things are hot right now. And just to show you that it was not a fluke, we have two different listings and they both went for 255 and 260. So in the 250 range for this little Boyd's Bear. No clue why. I don't know why these are trending right now, but they are. So definitely be on the lookout. The next item only made it into this video because it is Easter Unlimited. That is the brand of this Scream Mask. If you guys don't know about the Scream Mask, these are a Bolo. Now they do range. You want the vintage ones. The modern day ones do not sell for as much. So check the date, do your research and make sure you don't overpay. But if you can pick one of these up cheap, I definitely recommend it. I picked one up at a garage sale for 50 cents and I sold it for big money. So definitely, definitely a Bolo. I sold mine on Mercari. The next item is this Kelly Toy Squishmallow Patty Cow. So again, we have another cow, but I wanted to show you this. Look how gross this is. Like yuck. I feel like that's really just like surfaced dirt and could have really easily been cleaned up. Especially knowing what these go for, I think I would have probably taken the time to to clean that one up. And you guys know how I am. I'm not one to really always clean things up. But this is a hot mess and it sold for 130 to 50. 61 bids. I've been having trouble with my computer doing this. I have no idea why. 17 unique bidders. Again, bidder's identity is protected. I hate it when they do that. So I'm guessing we're not going to see anything in the feedback. See like this one is at 14.95. So they are not all Bolo's by any means. Okay, let's look here. Let's put cow. And again, no feedback. So we don't know. All right, the next item, I wanted to show you this because I found another one. It's that same 13th floor elevators, Easter psych garage. I have no clue what makes this so special. But this one sold for $2035. What was that other one? It was way less, wasn't it? Now I gotta find it. It's 578. Wow, what a difference, right? 2000. Hmm. Yeah, somebody explained that one to me. I would love to know. All right, the next item is this Squish Malo's plush. And this is an Easter edition lamb. So cute. And I will say have you guys ever felt these? They are the weirdest coolest feeling thing ever. I have sold a couple of these before that the whole craze fit started. But mine, I don't think were anything special. But they are really, really cool feeling. $290 on that one, 59 bids. Again, I mean, we can check it. Maybe if my computer wants to cooperate. The winner had 163 feedback. So that's not bad, you know. Let's look. Let's see if they left feedback. Oh, did you see that? Is that the same lamb for $45? See what I mean? It's just so, this one looks more yellow. That one looked cream. So maybe it has something to do with the color or maybe it not. I'm gonna do a video. I'm gonna figure it out. Okay. Yeah, no feedback on that one. Let's look at items for sale. So you guys, if you really want to dig in and dig deep, like if you found that lamb, this is the type of research you need to do before you spend 50 bucks on that lamb because you think it's gonna go for 300. Definitely, definitely do your research. They have a lot of lambs and it's not listed. So I mean, that's a good sign that it sold, but let's do this. So this is what I would do before I paid crazy money for something. And again, it's right here. It's in the solds. It's not in the actives. I mean, let's process this through our minds. If we had this item and somebody bought it and they did not pay, what would we do? We would relist it and it's not relisted. So I would say that's a pretty good indicator that they paid because March 10th, it's April 3rd. So they've definitely had plenty of time to pay and receive the item. So they would have relisted it by now. The next item is this rare German sheep candy container. So that is another thing, vintage antique candy containers. Paper mache and candy containers. Definitely a Bolo. This sold for $555.55, but I will also tell you that these items are very hard to find. Is this that guy? This might be that guy. There's another guy that did this for Halloween.  So what I think he does is I think he buys things on eBay during off-season and of course other places. And then right before whatever holiday it is, he lists them auction style and this is what he does. It's very clever. Let's see. See other items. See he has nothing now. But let's look at his solds. You ready? German rabbit. German duck. Look at the prices these things are going for. And I don't know if this is the same guy that does it for Halloween, but I did a video and the same thing I featured when I was going through the listing. I noticed the same thing and I did the same thing in the Halloween video. You guys can go check out that Halloween video and you'll see what I mean. You can check and let me know. Let me know. Go watch the Halloween and see if it's the same seller. But look at these prices.  So hopefully he doesn't watch this video because he is not going to like me. Um, yeah, so pretty cool, right? But it's all Easter. Well, that's not really Easter, but I guess it kind of falls in that. Well, that's Christmas. But either way, he popped it in there with them. OK, let's look at the next item. The next item is again another Boyd's bear little Hershey Easter ornament. Two hundred ninety three dollars and eighty five cents. And the next item is another Boyd's bear, mini duck bunny ears, seventy one dollars, fifty four bids. I don't know, guys, but they just kept popping up. So strange. Here it is, Boyd's bear, mini plush message bear Weber duck, two hundred and eighty five dollars. Now, these I featured in my fifty unexpected Bolo's video. So if you guys have not seen that series, definitely go check out that playlist. Amazing, amazing items. But I thought these would have went for more. They are White House egg roll wooden Easter. So their eggs and that supposedly. They were used at the White House. I'm not really certain how it works, but they are vintage. They sold for two hundred and fifty six dollars and seventy eight cents. So I don't know the entire history, but I'm guessing they were used at the White House because they say White House. I could be wrong. The next item is this little six inch cracker barrel exclusive Easter lamb. So again, it's Easter and it's an exclusive. So I don't know who knows if they paid for sure, but they had fifty bids. The winning bidder had one hundred and seventy feedback. So it's not like somebody who had zero. There were twelve people bidding on the item. So that's a good indicator. So again, just be very careful with the squishmallows. Now, this is a Radco Easter ornament. Radco in general is something I bow low for all the time. I love selling Radco ornaments. Now, do all of them go for big money? No, some are bread and butter. Some are big money. This one sold for sixty six dollars. I have sold some in the fifty dollar range for sure. And I find them at garage sales. So definitely be on the lookout. The next item is this Barbie Easter parade coat. If you guys don't know about Black Tag Barbie clothes, this tag right here. Excuse me. You definitely want to be on the lookout. Now they do range from bread and butter to big money. Even if they have the black tag, they can still go for bread and butter. Sorry, guys. And you can see right here, it looks like it's got a defect and it's still sold for six hundred and ten dollars. Let's look at the feedback or not. So this person had over a thousand feedback and they were at four hundred and ninety five. So I'm guessing this probably got paid for. The next item that sold is this antique Peter Rabbit ten. It's a candy pail in the Easter candy pail. And again, these ten containers can definitely be big money. It's going to depend on the container, the graphics and, you know, a lot of variables for this. But some of them are bread and butter. Some of them are big money. This one sold for ninety four dollars and eighty eight cents in the buyer paid shipping. The next item is this awesome bunny rabbit candy container. So again, very old antique. Look how cool it is. So for one thousand seventy five dollars. Let's look at the feedback. I like going in and looking at the feedback. Tell me if you guys like it when I look at the feedback. Eight hundred or nine hundred and eighty seven feedback. Now, whether or not they left feedback. Let's see. OK. So it looks like they've sold. I like to look at this, too, because then I go in and I look for these things that sold for, whoa, four thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars. Let's see what this is. Oh, it's another candy container, you guys. Look at that four thousand dollars. And you guys, that one got paid for because we saw it. It's in the feedback in the feedback. Look at this one, two hundred and thirty one dollars, another one. That one looked very similar, but it was different. Where did this person get all of these amazing here? This one went for four oh six ninety. It's a paper, is it a paper maché? Bunny maché is what they're calling it. So it's maché. Yeah, four oh six ninety on that one. See, I kind of go down. I'm going to make a bad joke. A rabbit hole. You know what I mean? Like I get on like I'm looking through the feedback and I want to look and see all the Bolo's. You know, this is a great way to to learn. Here's another paper maché with the glass eyes. Hundred and forty two fifty on this one. Yeah, where did this person get all of these amazing, amazing things? How cool is that? Super cool. The next item is this Daisy Kingdom bunny Easter dress. How adorable is that Daisy Kingdom? Super cute. Super cute and it looks like an excellent condition. Does I don't even know if that was washed? I mean, look at that tag. Usually when they get washed, they're they're pretty bad. The tags get wrinkled eight hundred and thirty nine dollars, forty four bids. Maybe I'll show it to you. OK, so at seven hundred ninety was somebody with eight hundred and sixty nine feedback. So let's look. Let's just take a look in this video is going to be way too long. I can't do this every time. I got to quit doing this. I quit doing it. Dress, honey dress. No feedback yet. OK, let's look at the next item. Large lot of Whitney Easter postcards, ninety seven children, rabbits, eggs and more. Super cute. So we all know that vintage postcards can definitely be a Bolo. They do range. These look to be used. Some of them use some of them not sold for one hundred and thirty dollars and thirty nine cents with forty four bids. The next item is another Daisy Kingdom dress. And this is very, very cute. Also, the bunny one was adorable. Does that a big stain? Yeah, that's a big stain, guys. Seriously, huge stain and still went for three hundred and ninety dollars. Wow, let's see what the twenty five. But again, eight sixty nine. So eight sixty nine was up there on the other one, too. So somebody probably collects. If you guys haven't seen my toddler dress Bolo buddies category video, definitely check that out. So this is an old vintage German Easter rabbit chocolate mold. And this sold for one hundred and ninety nine fifty and it is made in Germany. The next item is this cute little candle. And I did go in and look at this one. There were only four or three or four people bidding on this one. So for this one, I feel like it could be hit and miss. I think that auction style was probably a little risky unless they started it where they were comfortable. It sold for sixty five one with forty bids. The next item, oh, my goodness. You guys know I love made in Japan items. So these are little made in Japan elves. Are they not the cutest thing ever? Oh, my gosh, they are so cute. They're little bunnies and they've got the Japan sticker on them. And they sold for one hundred and fifty nine dollars and fifty cents and the buyer paid shipping. The next item is this cute little retired Linux China peeps porcelain Easter chick. So cute. Oh, my goodness, it's so cute. And it looks like wonder if you get both. That's confusing, right? It says chick, but then they show the other one. Wonder if that was a mistake. I'd be interested to know how that went. So for one hundred and sixty six fifty buyer paid shipping. All right, this is amazing. This is another Christopher Radco ornament. This one is it's got some issues, but it is so detailed. Look at that. Is that amazing or what five hundred and ten dollars? And look at the feedback for the winner. They probably paid. That's amazing. There are collectors for Radco for sure. OK, these Martha's Stort paper hole punches. Martha's Stort punches can be a bolo for sure. So these are the little bunny rabbits and they sold for fifty five dollars in the buyer paid shipping. These range from bread and butter to I've seen them go over fifty dollars, so definitely be on the lookout and depends on what the punch is. The next item is this rushed in and these rushed in. They just make me smile. They are so stinking cute rushed in company. There's the tag and they've got the cute little plasticky face rubber rubber face, not plastic rubber, and this one sold for one thousand two hundred and forty five dollars in the buyer paid shipping. The next item is this Ray Dunn Easter egg birdhouse. I don't know anything about Ray Dunn, but I know some of the earlier birdhouses for some reason go for crazy money. And I think that they are marked differently. They say magenta, I believe I don't know a lot about Ray Dunn. I just know that some of it is very sought after. So definitely look it up if you see it. But again, kind of like the VHS, the TY, the Squishmallows, be very careful because the comps can be deceiving. But this one sold for seven hundred dollars. Let's look at the bid history. Twelve unique bidders. So and in decent feedback for the people bidding. So that's a good indicator. The next item is this dandy hoppy hopster Easter Bunny. One hundred and forty seven fifty on this and hoppy hopster. That's what it looks like. It's dandy. Yeah. I thought I'd dig a little deeper on this because I'm like, are these really a bolo or is this just person? Did they just get lucky? So let's look. I put in hoppy hopster dandy. Fifty one dollars, thirty six dollars, one hundred and ten dollars. And it seems like the more detail they have, the higher they go. Fifty two dollars, that one only went for twelve fifty, but it's pretty plain. Forty one, twenty six, forty five. I have no idea why that's there. Nine ninety five, fifty dollars, thirty. So they do kind of range. So definitely be on the lookout if you can get them cheap, but don't overpay just because you you saw it here. Hoppy hopster, I know that that one went for one hundred and fifty dollars. That one did, but this one down here went for thirty. So if you can get it for a dollar, well, yes, get it. But don't pay thirty for it unless you look it up and know for sure that like this one, I would have thought would have went for more. Maybe doing this one at a buy it now, you could have they could have gotten more. So, you know, this video got really long. Sorry. All right. So I need suggestions for names down in the comments. And if you think it's a boy or a girl and this is going to be the Bolo buddies mascot because I love owls. So it's perfect. And yeah, he's got a little wear on his toes. And, you know, he just he's cool. He makes me happy. What do you guys think name and what you think it is? I guess the name will determine if it's boy or girl. Maybe it could have a unisex name. Maybe it doesn't matter, right? We just need a name. All right, you guys put all the names in the comments. I can't wait to see what you guys pick. And I think I'm going to release this video on Easter. So happy Easter to all. And if I don't, then happy late Easter. So thanks, you guys. Be sure to like, comment, subscribe and share. And as always, thanks for watching.