So Marcus Peters had a problem with Lamar and Jackson allegedly. Anyway, YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on is engraving here with another video. And before we get into this video, I gotta say I love y'all. I appreciate y'all, I appreciate the way that y'all support literally every single day. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel, watching the videos and everything. Make sure you subscribe if you haven't already and a lot of y'all have subscribed but make sure you subscribe if you haven't and turn notifications on because I really don't like when people miss stuff. I don't want you to miss anything. I don't want you to be behind. I want you to stay up to date on everything. So make sure you subscribe and turn notifications on. We got more collabs on the way, more stuff on the way. Especially next week, please subscribe and turn notifications on, especially if you're in the Baltimore area next week because we got something different, special and we'll see when we get there. But anyway, team keep it clean. I love y'all. I don't have a problem with y'all but apparently, Marcus Peters, he may have had a little issue with Lamar Jackson and this is according to this article written by Russell Street Reports, Tony Lombardi and I of course link it down below in the description so you can check it out for yourself. But in the article, he went over some different things and went over some of the remaining needs of the Baltimore Ravens and remaining team needs and of course, it's been a big topic of conversation. A lot of people talking about how the Ravens need a cornerback, they need more in the secondary. And I think that comes more from fear and what has happened more than what they actually need.  What if somebody goes down at the cornerback position and I also say what has happened because that has happened. It has happened like every single year to where we lose one corner for a certain amount of time and then it's like, ooh, we feel that pain and it happens like really every year. So I guess it really is a need to just stay ready so you ain't gotta get ready, be as prepared as you possibly can be before you end up being in that situation. Obviously we don't hope that anybody gets hurt but it is the NFL and stuff happens. Stuff happens and unfortunately as a Ravens fan we definitely know that stuff happens injury-wise. But hopefully with their new person in charge, hopefully the injuries, they go in a different direction than they have been. But anyway, cornerback has seemed like a pressing need for the Baltimore Ravens. A lot of people have been talking about what could Marcus Peters do? Could they bring Marcus Peters back? Will they bring him back? And let's just read exactly what the article said. Said, the Ravens roster is quite impressive but that doesn't mean there aren't some remaining holes to fill. For my money, the most glaring is at corner. Rocky Asin looked solid during recent OTAs and he's a player whose NFL career trajectory is trending in the right direction. He's a gritty player who plays with physicality and is best suited as a boundary defender. Yasin probably lacks the fluidity in his hips to be an effective slot corner. So there's sort of preface in it right there like, hey, he's an outside guy. He ain't no slot corner. He's an outside guy. He has primarily been an outside guy throughout his career. So they just letting you know like, hey, you don't need to be in the slot. You should be on the outside, but continuing. Like I said, Marcus Peters is still available. And recently he took to Instagram and commented on the post by Lamar Jackson. And of course we did cover that in a video where it seemed like Marcus Peters was missing the Baltimore Ravens. Cause he commented on Lamar Jackson's post. He said, missing my guys or miss my folks. But anyway, continuing back to the article. He said the post is interesting and that it suggests the door between the club and Marcus Peters remains open. It's also interesting that Peters took to Lamar's Instagram to comment, I've been told, here we go right here.  Now that part right there, the wording is a little tricky, it's a little tricky because they put when Lamar Jackson chose not to play through his PCL injury. They didn't put when Lamar Jackson couldn't play. They didn't put when Lamar Jackson was injured, but when he chose not to play. So that the wording is tricky because this wording, to me, let me know if I'm wrong, but the wording is insinuating that it's like Lamar Jackson sat out when he could have played. That's what it's insinuating. Lamar Jackson let everybody know, like, hey, I was hurt, I couldn't play. And even if I was out there, I wouldn't be able to be the best that I could be and I would have been taken away from my team. So that would have been selfish of me. But anyway, continuing, it says when he chose not to play through his PCL injury after several weeks off and the playoffs looming. Ooh, yeah, that wording is, ooh, that wording is tricky. But anyway, it says, allegedly, the two engage in a heated exchange with most of the vitriol coming from Peters. Time heals wounds and a new contract doesn't hurt either. So Marcus Peters and Lamar Jackson allegedly, apparently, according to this, got into a heated exchange about Lamar Jackson not playing through the injury. So two football players on the same team, they argued. Who was new? To me, I don't think it's a big deal. What I think it could have been, if this is true, I would think Marcus Peters is probably just frustrated and scared, given his situation. Reason I say that is because he's on the last year of his deal with the Baltimore Ravens. I'm sure he loved his time with the Baltimore Ravens. He loved being a Baltimore Raven. He fit in. We talked about it in a previous video. There's some guys that, like, when they come to the Ravens, it seemed like they played for the Ravens forever and it seemed like they were meant to be with the Ravens forever. Like, guys like Kalaeus Campbell, guys like Anquan Bolden, and there have been more too, but Marcus Peters is somebody that, Steve Smith's seen as another one. But Marcus Peters is somebody that fits that mold. Like, oh man, he's great fit for the Baltimore Ravens, that attitude and just what he brings and brought to the table. But Marcus Peters, he was on the last year of his deal last year. And I'm sure he thought like, hey, we got a shot, man. We got a real shot. And look, I don't know what's gonna happen to me beyond this year, but I want to go out with a bang. I wanna make the most of this opportunity. I'm trying to get this thing done. So Lamar, Tyler Huntley is cool, Anthony Brown's cool, but they ain't true. We need you out there. We want you out there. We gotta have you out. Like, come on now. Come on now. Play through this thing, man. I know you can do, even if you have 50%, we need you out there. That's what I think it will be about. That's how I think, in my mind, that conversation or that argument could have went. Obviously a lot more anger in there. Probably a lot more not so team keeping clean words. Especially from Marcus Peters, because we know like even at the Ravens presser, Marcus Peters was dropping bombs. I'd never forget. Anyway, it happens. Have you ever been at work and you got this co-worker that you just cannot stand? He was, no, no, no, you ain't even got this. It ain't even that you can't even stand him. It could be that you just, sometimes you just get so annoyed with him and then y'all just got into a shouting match. Y'all had a boiling point where just things just blew up. But you still got love for them. You still gotta work with them. You still gotta show up every day and get the job done. So I mean, again, this, to me, what it seems from this article, it just seems like it was frustration with the situation. Mark Jackson hurt Ravens headed to the playoffs. Mark Jackson ain't playing Marcus Peters. Like, man, probably thinking about, hey, this might be one of my last shots. That, that's just my opinion though. I wasn't there. So I don't know, I don't know. But anyway, continuing says, but like you seen, Marcus Peters is a boundary defender and he's a player who has started his entire career. If he returns, it's unlikely that Marcus Peters will accept the role as a reserve. He just isn't wired that way. Of course, defensive coordinator Mike McDonald could bump Marlon Humphrey into the slot to accommodate, but is that really the ideal way to employ the three-time pro bowler? And yeah, I agree with that. Marlon Humphrey, he can play in the slot as we've seen, but he's an outside corner. That's where he got his money at. I mean, where he got his money from playing slot to filling in for like Tava and Young and stuff. But he's an outside guy. So you pay him the big bucks to be an outside guy. Marcus Peters and Rocky Singh, they're not slot guys. I mean, I'm sure they could do it every once in a while, but they're two outside guys. So obviously Marlon Humphrey, he's locked there as the outside corner, as the Ravens corner. And now your number two guy seems to be Rocky Singh. So something that we've talked about on here too, like yeah, I wouldn't expect Marcus Peters to want to come and just be a reserve guy, be a backup. Like that would be, whew, how humbling that would be. Like you didn't start at your entire career from the Chiefs, who I forget that he played for a lot of times, but from the Chiefs, then to the Rams, and then to the Ravens. You've been doing nothing but starting. Nothing but starting, nothing but starting. And to come back to the team to be a backup. Ooh, I just can't see that happening with no Marcus Peters, but anyway, as far as I know, I've seen a lot of people sort of taking victory laps about, oh, this is the reason why Marcus Peters ain't back with the Baltimore Ravens. If his, I don't think it's this, I think it's his play. I think it was his play, how it just seemed like he just started to fall off a bit. I don't think this stuff helped, like especially the one with hardball. Ooh, if anything, that was the one that kept him away from being on the team this off season. That's the one that kept him from being re-signed. Not an argument with Lamar Jackson, no, not that one, but the one with the hardball. Ooh, because I think it was after the Bills game, and then they tried to clean it up. I think hardball was like, oh, Marcus Peters, he was yelling at a Duffay away, or he was frustrated with a Duffay away because they're playing, no, no, no, no.  But again, it's football, it happens.  It's not gonna be that way. And there gonna be some coworkers that you just straight up don't like. You don't like, you don't click with, you don't vibe with, but I don't think this is that with Marcus Peters and Lamar Jackson. Especially again, because of the Instagram thing, if he really didn't like Lamar, if he really had a continuous issue with Lamar Jackson, he's gonna be doing coming on his Instagram for, no, and this is Marcus Peters. Like Marcus Peters is somebody, he's straight up, man. We've seen it, he is straight up. He is one of them people, like there's some people you got in life where you could just look at them and you could tell how they're feeling. They ain't gotta say nothing. They ain't gotta say nothing. Marcus Peters seemed like one of those people. So I don't take Marcus Peters as a type to waste his time commenting on somebody's Instagram or even engaging in anything with somebody who he just wasn't feeling like that. I just don't see that. So I don't think it's a continuous thing. I don't think Marcus Peters has an issue with Lamar Jackson, but I think he just may have had, if this article is true, he may have had an issue with that situation with Lamar Jackson. And to me, again, I think he may have just been frustrated and just fear of what could be with his career after this past season.  We gotta take full advantage of this thing.  So let's see what happens with Marcus Peters though. We'll see where he ends up. He had to visit with the Raiders and we ain't heard nothing since, like nothing since, but we're keeping an eye on that. Anyway, Team Keeping Clean, I love y'all. I appreciate y'all. Just like I'm sure Marcus Peters told Lamar Jackson, hey, I love you, I appreciate you too. Anyway, Team Keeping Clean, like Marcus Peters is still for now when it comes to being at Baltimore Raven, we out.


In this presentation, we will discuss inherent risk and control risk as it relates to the purchasing process. So you'll recall we're in the auditing strategy. We're considering the purchasing process. We've gone through that purchasing process. Now we want to consider those risk factors. So recall that we want to consider within the auditing process the inherent risk, the control risk, and then use that to determine what we should set the detection risk to be that then determining what we want to put in terms of substantive testing or how much or how many substantive testings need to be put in place. So we'll recall then that when we think of inherent risk, we're thinking of those risks that are inherent to the organization. You want to think about it in this format in the inherent risk. When we're thinking about inherent risk, we're trying to remove the internal controls and just say, what is the inherent risk or how inherently risky is this process without the internal controls? That's just the inherent risk of the business model, the business setting, the standard functions that are going to be in place just within the process. So we want to think about whether the inherent risk is great or small. Then we think about the control risks. Those are the risks. Those are the things, the controls that the management, the company put in place to safeguard against those inherent risks. Those inherent risks the company is worried about that will be problems to the company, which we are worried about as auditors because they're going to affect whether or not the financial statements have been reported properly because if there is a problem in these areas, there's probably even either an error or some type of fraud possibly that which could make the financial statements not be reported well. So what we want to do then is think and look at the inherent risk, take a look at the control risk, then use that to see how much what we want to set detection risk to be and then think about how much substantive testing we want to do of this process. So inherent risk assessment industry related factors will include is supply of raw materials adequate? So notice that different industries might have different basically supply requirements for the raw materials. So if we're creating something, if we're creating say inventory, we might have a question about what the raw materials are and whether or not they're going to be basically out of it. Are they there? Are they something that we are able to get? In other words, if we only have a few suppliers, a few vendors of particular items that we need, that could be a problem within the purchasing cycle. If we have a lot of different vendors, if one vendor goes down and we could purchase from a lot of different vendors, then we don't have as much of a problem. For example, if we needed to purchase like a precious metal or something like that to go into our purchasing process and there's only one company that has that precious metal, then that's more inherently risky to the to the organization than if we're purchasing something that's fairly common like water or something like that. And you say, well, if one company goes down, that's who we mainly purchase from our water, but we could probably go somewhere else wouldn't have much of a difficulty there. So that's one kind of inherent risk factor with regards to the purchasing process. Who do we purchase from and how specialized is that purchasing? How volatile are raw materials prices? So obviously, when we think about our purchasing process, when we think about making inventory, we're thinking about what's going to be our profit margin. And we want to make sure if we have a type of material that's going to vary a lot in terms of the costs of the material, that could be making it difficult for our purchasing process that could cause problems, of course, making our purchasing process more inherently risky. If we're looking at types of raw materials that are fairly stable in terms of price, that's probably going to make our purchasing process less risky and more easy for us to manage through. If I could be very certain about what the estimated price will be, it's pretty constant throughout the whole process of our primary purchasing items. That makes it a lot easier for me to put in a process and for me to test it as well. If the price is very volatile, then it's a lot more difficult for us to put in a process that's going to make sure to safeguard against any errors that could happen because they're not going to be as easily detectable given the fact of the volatility and the price of the things we're looking at. So misstatement fraud in prior audits is also going to be an inherent type risk factor just part of the business that we are in. The purchase process is not usually difficult to audit and does not present continuous auditing issues. So in other words, this isn't a place that we would often expect that we would have a problem within the auditing process. However, the auditor's past experience in audits needs to be considered when assessing inherent risk. So we want to say what happened last year? What happened last time? If this is a continuing client like it normally is for most type of clients, then we could consider what happened last time and factor that in. We'll factor that in where in our formula and the inherent risk type of calculation. Then we have the purchase process internal controls. Now we want to consider what the internal controls are. Remember that these are set up by management, but there's something that we are going to rely on in the audit to some degree. And whether or not we rely on it or the degree at which we rely on it will depend on and determine help us to determine how much substantive testing we will then do. So primary steps in setting control risks for the purchasing process will include understand and document the purchasing process using a reliance strategy. So we're going to document, you know, the process that they go through plan and perform tests of control on the purchasing transactions. So we want to say, Hey, what's your purchasing process? Then we want to test the controls recall that we're going to do tests of controls because we're hoping to come up to a conclusion that we can rely on controls and testing the controls testing the checks and balances should take a lot less work in most cases than doing


Is the audio working? Hold out your hand, Frida. Can you see anything? Nothing. There's nothing. There are markings. It's some form of elvish. I can't read it. There are a few who can. The language is that of Mordor. Mordor? In the common tongue it's... That was not supposed to happen. Let me see if I can bring it to the end. Mordor? In the common tongue it says one ring to rule the Mordor. One ring to... One ring to bring darkness. Find the thing. This is the one ring. Okay. Hi everybody and thanks for coming out this morning. My name is Iris Finkelstein-Saghi. I'm with CloudBand from Nokia Software and I'm going to attempt to draw some comparisons between Lord of the Rings and an open and unified infrastructure and talk about some of the thought processes that are leading us to emphasize this topic of unified and converged infrastructure as the path forward for our customers. So why is all this coming about? Why are we seeing this trend now? Why do we think that it's important as we go forward? So we like to say that the world now works in digital time. Well digital time means that everything is faster, everything is stronger. Digital time means that things are more immediate and intuitive and when you connect people and technology together then you're boosting productivity and you're bringing services to market faster and that's one of the concepts that is inherent in a unified infrastructure. So in a digital time the cloud's infrastructure is constantly evolving and one of the things that we're seeing here is the transformation of virtualization since the early days until today and we're also seeing or feeling the change that's going about in the world of DevOps and we're also seeing more about the trends of flexibility and openness and automation and a lot of other things that we're going to discuss. So first of all let's break down these concepts a little and talk about virtualization. So virtualization is a given everybody is virtualized, everything is virtualized. You know I have sales people coming up to me saying you know I need to convince this customer I need to tell them why they need to move to the cloud I need to tell them why they have to be virtualized and I tell them guys that's not it, it's not there. If they don't know they need to move to to need to move to virtualized by now then something's wrong with the way that you're selling. Everything is virtualized now let's get them to the next step and make it move forward. So virtualization is also transformed and the evolution of virtualization started with monolithic software so proprietary apps running on proprietary machines evolving all the way to decomposed apps and microservices and containers and so on starting with servers and going on to an open and shared infrastructure and moving all the way even to serverless frameworks and of course going back to the days of manual operations and moving to a world now in which everything is automated and everything is flexible and there's no usage that we're bringing across. And when we're talking about monolithic then one of the things that are sort of driving us towards this path towards microservices and containers and a more unified world is the horizontal infrastructure and the more horizontal we go the more we are ready for deployments in which a horizontal infrastructure will support all types of workloads and all types of services so we concluded that virtualization is a given but obviously DevOps is also a given and when we're talking about DevOps I like to talk about something I call the great migration or the great merging of the CTO and CIO rule so when the CTO and the CIO are merging then what we're seeing actually is that the network is becoming software so the network is made up of SDN and NFV and the network platform is turning into a virtualized data center and the core network is turning into an all IP network and the CTO role which once was more focused on the network is now more focused on the platform so these roles are merging and the lines are blurring and obviously I think that only a woman could do these kind of things but when this person when this new role is emerging then they need to start thinking of all of these new aspects that are coming about and they need to start working on new ideas to support all of this unification that's happening both in the infrastructure and in the DevOps world so again when we're thinking about the needs and requirements from these two different personas the CTO and the CIO then from the CIO role they couldn't care less about multi-tenancy and I'm exaggerating of course yes they couldn't care about multi-vendor and downtime and security while the CTO role cares dearly about all of these things and they care even more about performance planning and scaling and so on and when you bring enterprise applications into the mix well they're actually sort of a mix of the CIO and the CTO role so with the CIO hat on then these enterprise guys they're going to want to steal bandwidth and move into resources from the telco world when they have an ad hoc need when they have their telco hat on then they have stringent security requirements and they have stringent robust needs and so they're sort of mixing up these two roles and in this new world this new persona this new CTO-CIO role they're expected at least from the telco world they're expected to come up with new technology based ideas that will bring differentiation to their organizations and these telco organizations today they're looking to what's the word I'm looking for they're looking to unify basically so they need to run different types of workloads they need to run their standard vaulting networks on NFV but they're also looking to support their radio large-scale radio networks they're looking to roll out 5G they need to support the high bandwidth for IoT and they even need to support their edge devices and they need to do all this with the least amount of resources bringing down TCO and alpax of course so we come to the how how is all this going to happen what are the elements the basic elements behind a unified infrastructure so let's simplify it and break it down to the essential elements and sorry let's go back for a second so breaking it down into four very basic elements universal applicability, security serviceability and operability and we'll talk a bit about each one of these so universal applicability this is really a fancy word for openness so we're talking about a solution level delivery you want your customers to benefit from the rapid pace of open source innovation but you also want them to be telco grade and 5G ready and in order to do all of this together you need a vendor who has experience a lot of experience with the open source community and knows how to reach it from the source really you're looking at interoperability and we're talking about multi-vendor operability so you need your system to work with any VNF from any vendor try to work with any VNFM and your VNFM to work with any NFVO and all this across different organizations and different vendors and different types of solutions and you want it to be agnostic to any hardware and to be certified in all of these types of hardware and again as I said in the beginning we're talking about working directly with the community and receiving the code directly from upstream and you're doing that to help your customers prevent lock-in and you're delivering without a third party vendor in the middle so you're cutting out the middleman delivering to your customers with time to market lowering TCO and basically optimizing the value chain the second element is all about security so you want a solution that is designed bottom up for security with mandatory code inspections for any updates and it has to be compliant with regional and localized key security protocols again built in inherent to the solution you also want a solution that has no single point of failure that automates encryption protocols and provides high availability and you want redundancy in your management functions together with load sharing and also you want a peace of mind that comes from automated anomaly detection with layers upon layers of built-in safeguards the third topic is all about serviceability so when we say serviceability it's all about the easy and friendly use of your network so we're talking about across-the-board monitoring and analytics that allow you to identify and fix failures in real-time and that are complexity resistant when I say complexity resistant I mean let's talk about a multi-vendor deployment you want your solution to be able to monitor and analyze across the board across all the different vendors that are inherent into your solution and you want automated tasks in your configuration and in your different protocols in the virtual world and in the physical network and again you want to be connected directly to the community to be able to roll out these services faster to your customers with time to market directly with the source code and finally we're talking about operability and operability means the ability to operate your network under any circumstance so we're talking about no downtime during lifecycle management tasks such as upgrades and automatic failure recovery and we're talking about the ability to allow your customers to evolve at their own pace to transform to cloud native to transform to containers to do all of this together with their existing system whether it's VMs or containers running on VMs or microservices within containers you need the ability to be flexible and allow your customers that kind of flexibility and obviously automated management so you need simple and gooey based plugins that allow you to overcome human error easily and automate every network task that you're faced with so again all of these elements together openness and security and service ability and operability they're all really easy to imagine at the center of this converged future future in which your unified infrastructure brings the flexibility and automation and openness in the multi-vendor aspects that you're looking for and allows your customer to ease the transition into the future so we're talking about a unified infrastructure again for all types of customers and all types of workloads a highly secure unified infrastructure with localized security protocols that is ready for 5G that allows you to reach edge deployments with latency requirements and a smaller footprint that brings the source code directly from the community and gives you to work with the community and that's an important part of it again allows you to work in a multi-vendor environment with monitoring and analytics across the board allows your customers to move to containers at their own pace and eventually of course reduces OPEX reduces TCO and ultimately that's what it comes down to so again one ring to rule them all kind of all powerful and dark and in the darkness binds them but when you put all of this together with openness and all the concepts that we've been talking about today you get one ring to rule them all that goes from telco to IT to enterprise to edge provides all of the security, all of the openness all of the flexibility that your customers are looking for but enables them to work in a unified environment that is easy to use that is serviceable, that is operable and you'll notice maybe that I haven't said the single name of a product today but again I'm from CloudBand and CloudBand infrastructure software is something that we are demonstrating here today at the Nokia booth if any of you are interested in hearing more about it, seeing a short demonstration of some of the capabilities that we've talked about here today you're welcome to join and if not continue the conversation with me directly thank you any questions?


Pepsicola, P-E-P-S-I, that's your smartest call-a-bye. These interests, listen to these findings, recently released by the United States Testing Company Incorporated. After thorough and impartial tests, Pepsicola proved of highest purity. Pepsicola has more quick food energy and value ounce for ounce than any other leading nationally known cola. Yes, tested, compared against all other leading nationally known cola drinks, Pepsicola won out. You get the best, and twice as much, indelicious Pepsicola. The glorious lesbianage agent is still at large. She is known to have in her possession the secret formula for artificial mica. Her last known whereabouts, Crystal Railroad Crossing 65 miles south of Philadelphia, where she eluded capture by faking an auto accident. For the sake of our national safety, Vivian Lawrence must be apprehended. Identification? My identification?  We have the record orders from Mr. Harding to investigate all female passengers on this train. Mr. Harding? Yes, I'm a United States counter spy. Oh, a counter spy? Well, now, let me see what I have in my handbag. You don't mind. I'd like to look in that bag myself. Bag like you don't trust me. The bag, please. I think this driver's license will do. This is Wilma Gordon 6932 Northwest Peach Tree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. And according to your ticket here, you're going to Atlanta. You're traveling alone, Mrs. Gordon? Yes.  Ms. Lawrence is clever at using disguises and sorted accents. Accents? Well, I do declare. You think I'm that horrible woman? Pity in our government. My senator shall hear about this just as soon as I... I didn't say you were Vivian Lawrence. I know you're not, Gordon. I'm Vivian Lawrence. As I said, Vivian Lawrence is capable of many disguises and accents. Look, why did you come here? What do you want with me? I need a compartment and a ticket, a means of escape. Mrs. Gordon, you and I are very similar in looks. I've decided we're going to change places. Come with me. No, I'll do no such thing. I'm going to call a port and have you turned over to the police. I'm sure this will change your mind. Shall we go, Mrs. Gordon? If we meet anyone in the corridor here, you will laugh and talk as if we were old friends.  Yes. It's coming. You'd better do exactly as I told you. Now, with the hilarious letter from Charles, wasn't it? Oh, you meant it. Stand here near the outside door. What are you going to do? This first, and have your handbag back. Take it. Now, Mrs. Gordon, I'll tell you what I'm going to do. You're making a non-schedule stop.  The weather counter-spires will see it. Vivian Lawrence, in an attempt to escape, jumped off this train. You're listening to me. Oh, there's no sleeping me, really. I'm standing by it or we hear something on Vivian Lawrence. What gets me, Dave, is where could that dame have disappeared to after she faked that auto accident at the railroad crossing? Oh, Mr. Harding, Agent Braden's on the wire for Bay City with an urgent call. I've switched it to your desk here. All right, Miss Evans, thank you. Harding, go ahead, Braden. The office here from the local police, Mr. Harding. A woman answering Vivian Lawrence's description was found alongside the railroad tracks 20 miles south of here. She must have jumped from a train. The body's pretty much banged up. Peter's and I'll be right down there by plane. Braden, are they sure it's Vivian Lawrence? Oh, you don't have to worry about that, Mr. Harding. I'm here by with papers in it. The papers are labeled formula for artificial mic. Do you have anything in that bag for you? I gave up reading post-postdocs. Don't turn around. There's a gun in your back. Keep pushing that baggage trucker off fire right here. I ain't praying and dying just yet. Keep walking straight ahead to the station office. Believe me, lady, you didn't stake out a likely price for a holdout that much here in Galesport and the way of picking. I think you're mistaken. I think Galesport has everything I want. Just about everything. I'd say she jumped from a train when it was going at pretty high speed. You're satisfied, Chief, that it's Vivian Lawrence? Those formula papers we found in her handbag should be the clincher. They certainly should, Braden. Mr. Harding. What'd you find out, Peter? I made the check with Washington by way of photo, Chief. And we compared the handwriting on the formula with that of its murdered inventor. They're not the same. What? It's a trick. I'm sure now that there's corpse here is another one of Vivian Lawrence's tricks to keep us second-guessing. Braden, did you make a check on the trains passing this point? Yes, sir. It's obvious that the woman was on a southbound train. That's right. Well, what about the trains? The local medical examiner determined the time of death at 11 p.m. The only southbound train that passed this point between 10 and midnight was the flier due to arrive in Atlanta at 6 this morning. 6? That's less than an hour from now. Yeah. Peter, get back to the car. Have a call radio relay to Craig in Atlanta. I want all passengers held on that train when it arrives there. No one allowed to often tell our agents have gone through it with a fine-toothed comb. Right. Now, Braden, what other stops does the flier make between here and Atlanta? Just a one-minute mail stop but a small town called Galesport. Galesport. All right, Braden, get in touch with the station master there. Warning, just in case. Money here in the Galesport station office. You're mad in mistaken. I want only two things from you. The key to your car and information about the Olympian Carnival. Right here in the telegram... Olympian Carnival. I hear it's scheduled to open near here tomorrow night. Exactly what I tell you. Now, begin. Station, right after flier, mail, information... Disregard previous message. Find Vivian Lawrence at... What station, Dave? But so far no answer. I told him to keep trying. Come on, Peters. We're not making a superhuman courage for him to prop himself against the telegraph there. He forced the old man to send the first message. We know now it was another trick to sidetrack us. Find Vivian Lawrence and... And to finish the message. Well, Peters, we're going to finish that message for him. Contact Central Analysis from Morseman. I want the name of every city, town, and hamlet in this country whose name begins with the letters O-L-Y-M-P. Have them radio the list of us here immediately. Ladies and gentlemen, it is only twenty-five cents. It is sure to give you a lifetime of good fortune and happiness. You are, madam. Joaquin, meet me at the ferris wheel in ten minutes. I thought it was you, Vivian. But your disguise, it almost could be. How did you get here? What are you doing? Never mind the questions, the ferris wheel in ten minutes. By that famous laboratory, have you heard the latest news in the Pepsi-Cola story? Yes, there's big news about Pepsi. The cola you've always known was most delicious. The cola you've always known was now shown to be the cola of proven highest quality. That's right. The U.S. Testing Company Incorporated reports you get more quickly ounce for ounce than delicious Pepsi-Cola than any other nationally known leading cola drink. Yes, your Pepsi gives you. Insist on it wherever you may be. When you stop at the fountain, make sure you say Pepsi, please. When you stop at a stand, make sure you say Pepsi, please. And at the store, get Pepsi and the money-saving carton of six big twelve-ounce bottles. Pepsi's six bottles serve twelve refreshing glassfuls, twice as much as the best. And sing the Pepsi song with us. Pepsi-Cola, delicious Pepsi-Cola. What about me in the paper? You stole the formulae for artificial mica. And I've read about you in the papers, Hakeem. Me? I haven't done anything wrong. I happened to pick up a paper on the train, which advertised that the Olympian carnival was playing this district. I saw your name as one of the stellar attractions, so naturally for old times' sake, I did. Then I cannot help you. I'm through with all that. Now really, Hakeem? I am the then. I've changed. America has been good to me. Hakeem, you're not making sense. Since I've changed my ways in the past ten years, I've found out what sense really is, Vivian. Money is the only thing that makes sense. No, Vivian. See all those people down there? Peace of mind and a feeling of trust and belonging to a great and good country like theirs is more than even money can buy. Oh, that's a good one. Few in that cheap tent show talking that way, taking suckers from measly quarter rings. If you believe that a ring will bring luck, then perhaps it may. This foolish talk is just a waste of valuable time. I'll be brief and to the point, Hakeem. I need a place to hide out temporarily. I'm sorry, Vivian. I cannot. A travelling carnival would be the last place the counter-spires would look for me. Vivian, it's no use. No? I'm sorry. Just before, it still makes no impression on me. But I'm sure this gun makes quite an impression on you. Vivian. I would say it's about a fifty-foot drop from here to the ground. You wouldn't do that. Why not? Killing is nothing to me, Hakeem. If you don't hide me there, if you don't do exactly as I ask, I assure you those rings of yours will bring you nothing but the very worst of luck. All right, anything special? It helps instructions have been carried out. The special alert has been sent to all cities, towns, and villages whose names begin with the letters O-L-Y-M-P. Okay, I'll tell him. Where's the sudden change of appetite? Up this street. You hit the turnpike. What's this all about? Vivian Lawrence happened to pick up the local paperback at the diner. In it I saw an item announcing the opening tonight of a carnival on the turnpike between here and Ferndale. A carnival? The Olympian carnival. Olympian? O-L-Y-M-P. Could be, Chief. Very well, could, Peter. Open her up, why? But, Vivian, you cannot afford to keep me here under watch. If I don't appear at the show tent, they will come here to see what is wrong. I know that. But just remember, Hakeem. I expect you to go directly to the show tent and return here without any staff. Is that understood? Understood, Vivian. The snake charm. Wasn't he once tied up for Vivian Lawrence? Yes, back in 1938. But according to our check-up, he's supposed to have changed his way of living. Could be, he's changing as always possible, but I was almost sure Hakeem was sticking to the straight and narrow. So I went through with my performance. Put that snake basket down, Hakeem. Put it down. Aye. You understand this gun, don't you? Now do as I told you. And don't move from that spot. I want you to stand right under the light where I can see that sly face of yours. But what, what is wrong? You wanted to get rid of me. You tried to protect yourself. You called Harding. You told him I was hiding here. No, Vivian, no. I just happened to see him on the midway. I should have known you'd try something like this. But you're not getting away with it.  I wouldn't move if I were you, Vivian. The snake. Put off the basket before, as a precaution. The slightest move from you, Vivian, and he'll strike. Hakeem, please. See how he watches you, Vivian, waiting for you to make a single motion. Please, Hakeem. Get him back. You can do it. Yes, all I have to do is play my flute. Well, then play the flute.  I won't, Hakeem. Move or he'll strike. Listen to me, please. The formula with you, Hakeem. It only... You're not one to be trusted, Vivian. You can trust me now. You can. How do I know you even have the formula? For all I know... I do have the formula, Hakeem. It's right here in my coat pocket, please. Mr. Harding. Yes, Hakeem. We waited until we were sure she had the formula papers with her. Glad to prove to you, Mr. Harding, that I'm really on the right side. And I was right. I would have, Vivian, but they came to me first.  But we wanted to make sure of taking this woman alive. Oh, you didn't have to worry about that cobra, Mr. Peters. His fangs were removed years ago. Remo... Florence, you were tricked by a toothless cobra. Healthy, strong. She's a country by the throat. And not always for the... Listen on Tuesday. This is J. Jackson's H. Lorde production for Pepsi-Cola.


Welcome to nursing school explained in this video in the care plan help series where we analyze different lab results and look at nursing considerations that you can use for writing those care plans and analyzing the specific patient that you encountered in clinical and Showing your professors that you're able to apply your theoretical knowledge to that patient that you encountered in clinical The lab value we'll be looking at today is calcium So calcium is Has always to do with muscle contraction and that always applies to blood pressure and heart rate So we always want to assess those first and see if they're within or outside normal limits We also want to assess any kind that has to do with muscle contraction So for muscle twitching any kind of cramps and their bowel sounds because remember the bowel consists of smooth muscle and Might have be affected by imbalances and calcium Then we want to assess the patient's deep tendon reflexes Shrouds against your soul sign and check my videos if you need to review those skills and Then calcium is regulated by the parathyroid gland And so we if there's any kind of imbalances with disease there or the patient had the thyroid removed Whether recently or in the past it might put them at risk for calcium imbalances So this is something that you always need to look into Any history of cancer also puts the patient at risk for calcium imbalances as well as to renal disorders and or Dialysis because that can just throw off any kind of electrolytes And so then this example that I've been using for this care plan How to do your series is this 45 year old female status post colostastectomy with the past medical history of diabetes Hyperlipidemia and a smoker so really nothing in this case an area here particularly applies to calcium imbalances If this particular patient were to have a calcium imbalance, then we would just go ahead and treat that imbalances as is indicated for hypo or hyperglycemia and please check out my other video about Calcium imbalances we're going to the details of that Then also following this video we're going to have more videos about in the care plan help series with other lab results and Relate those to nursing considerations. So make sure that you stay tuned for those. Thanks for watching


And now, stay tuned for the program that has rated tops in popularity for a longer period of time than any other West Coast program in radio history. The Signal Oil program, The Whistler.  I'm The Whistler, and I know many things for I walk by night. I know many strange tales hidden in the hearts of men and women who have stepped into the shadows. Yes, I know the nameless terrors of which they dare not speak. And now for the Signal Oil company, The Whistler's strange story. Danger is a beautiful blonde. Like anyone else, Van Barkley gave little thought to the precarious nature of everyday living. Had he had occasion to probe the fact, he might have acknowledged that danger is always present and that it can strike quite suddenly. Only Van Barkley wasn't thinking about such things. Perhaps he was too restless to care. A young engineer unmarried can get restless. Working in a new, strange city, he can get lonesome, too. Van Barkley was one or the other, or both of these things on a Saturday night when he came out of a movie and went for a stroll along the Santa Monica Palisades in preference to going back to his hotel room. On a corner, he stopped to light a cigarette. That's when he first noticed her. The car was big and convertible. He cruised by him, came back around the block, moving slowly. The third time around, he was standing on the curb, staring openly at the girl behind the wheel. She was very nice, young, blonde, considerably more than attractive. And she was looking at him just as obviously. Hello. Hello. Have you opened the door before? No doubt. Um, in other words, isn't it a beautiful night for a drive? Well, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah, that's what I said. You weren't going somewhere important. Oh, no, no, not at the moment. In fact, I was faced with a rather gloomy prospect of an evening at a hotel alone. Good. But it is a beautiful night for a drive. Um, I suppose it was on the golf course at BRS. What? Yeah, where we met. Oh, well, that's as good as place as any. Yeah, only I've never been there. Yeah, I'd have a good imagination. Let's see. Oh, then I remember so well those evenings at Monte Carlo, and you'd say to me, Van, you must sit beside me at the casino tonight. You bring me luck. You called me Van in those days, remember? Never Mr. Barclay.  It might have been darling. Mightn't it? Yeah, it might have been at that. Or maybe the mystery woman. Beautiful, fascinating, and unpredictable. Especially unpredictable. Oh, that's not very flattering, Mr. Barclay. You might have said especially beautiful. Yes, I might have. Okay, you win. You're not only beautiful and fascinating and unpredictable, but you're too fast a worker for me. Now, how come? How come what? All this. You're not happy about taking a drive with me, Mr. Barclay? I'm delirious. But why me? Well, what have I got? You're not unattractive, you know. Yeah, but baby, you never saw me before. How do you know what I'm like? Perhaps I like to take chances. Oh.  My mother was rather unusual, Mr. Barclay. And she taught me that when I wanted something, there was only one thing to do. Get out and find it. Uh-huh. Okay, who's kicking? You'll pardon me if I pinch myself. This is something I wouldn't have believed. Sort of like an angel from heaven dropping in your lap. I'm no angel, Mr. Barclay. Interesting girl, isn't she? Anything can happen on a quiet Saturday night. As you look over at her, the motion of the car moving her hair excitingly. You ask yourself if you might not be dreaming. And the dream gets a little better, doesn't it? As she swings into a long, curving driveway and stops before a big, sprawling house and smiles over at you. Would you like a drink? Sure, you're driving. Well, then come on. We'll go on in. Hey, this is the swankiest roadhouse I ever saw. It's not a roadhouse. I live here. Come on. It's even more unbelievable, isn't it? The big hall, lush carpets and on the walls a treasure in fine art. Hey, this is not a bad little place to hang your hat. Oh, hang it then. We like it here. You'll probably have two or three scattered around the country. No, just a cabin at Bass Lake. I gather you're not worrying much about any wolves howling at your door? Not that kind, anyway. The guy that owns this must be a movie producer. My father. And he's not a movie producer. He's just an art collector. Perhaps you'd like to take a look around. We have some very nice paintings scattered all over the house. Do you think we can find our way without a guide? There's no one else here. That's what you mean? We only have one servant now, and this is her night off. Well, cozy, isn't it? The whole place to ourselves. All 50 rooms. It's not that bad. We'll take a look as soon as we have that drink, I promised you. You feel like pinching yourself, don't you, Van? This is the kind of thing that just doesn't happen. But it's real. She's real. And she's even more attractive than she looked in the car. And it isn't the cocktails you've had. Finally, she leads you into the library. You like this room, Van? Yes, very much. Always wanted something like this. The right sort of library is good for a man. I designed it myself. Oh, even though interior decorating. Well, you're pretty complete. Thank you. Van, fix yourself another drink that the counter's over there. I'll be right back. Take your time. This is all very pleasant. Yes, Van. Time means nothing to you right now. You fix another drink. Sink into the big leather chair and relax.  Hello. Hello again. Oh, I see your glass is empty. Well, that's easily remedied. I'll pour you another one. This is nice work if you can get it. Nice perfume, you worry. You like it. I like everything about you. Good. Then you won't mind doing something for me, will you? Anything short of murder. Walk over here. To the closet? Yes. Yeah. Now, open the door. There's something I want you to see. Okay, I'll play games. Hey, I thought you said we were alone. We are, Mr. Barkley. Because you see, the gentleman in the closet is quite dead. This wonderful west of ours is certainly filled with exciting places to visit. If you like mountains, you'll see two of America's most thrilling ones, plus a convincing demonstration of Signal Ethel's ability to minimize shifting when you drive up toward Washington's majestic snow-laden Mount Rainier or Oregon's pointed conical Mount Hood. Perhaps you prefer to see great works of man. None is more impressive than Grand Coulee Dam. And you'll be impressed, too, with the way Signal Ethel's smooth, effortless power makes those long stretches of highway approaching Coulee seem so much shorter. Of course, many of you would rather take your vacation fun in a big city. That's where you'll appreciate the way Signal Ethel's peppy pickup and alert performance keep you out front of city traffic.  Whenever you want the best performance your car can deliver. That's when you want Signal Ethel. More than you bargained for, isn't it, Van? Yes. When you stepped into the car at the invitation of the beautiful blonde, you didn't realize what kind of a ride was ahead. It was like a dream, wasn't it? Going to her home, having cocktails, relaxing. And then in the library, the closet. Fantastic, Van. Your mind spins. Almost unable to cope with the situation as you stare down at the quiet figure of a dead man on the floor of the closet. You scarcely hear the girl beside you. You'll help me, won't you? What did you say? All you have to do is help me hide him permanently. Now, wait a minute. There's a place out in the garden where some newly turned earth wouldn't be noticed. You can count me out. I don't know how this guy happens to have a hole in his head and I'm not asking any questions, but count me out on any part of this deal. Well, you said you'd do anything for me. Yeah, but I don't do off the deep end for anybody, especially a girl. I just met a girl who's in the habit of keeping dead bodies lying around. Ah, lady, pardon me, but I'll be seeing you. I think that you'd better wait, Mr. Barkley. Oh, yeah, I see what you mean. I see you're wearing a gun, too. And I assure you, I know how to use it. How can I doubt that? With the evidence staring me in the face. Good. Let's pick up our late departed friend and come with me. I'll show you the place. You know that business about your being no angel? I'm just about convinced. You're in, deep. And there's nothing you can do about it. Not with a gun in your back. You carry the body downstairs as she demands. Go out into the garden. There's a shovel. Start digging. Like I said, dig it big. Sounds like a beach near here. The PR drops off to the beach, but never mind. We've got other things to do. Now dig it deep and wide. Yeah. Okay, dig. You dig, Van. But with each shovelful, you tell yourself over and over that you're next. Dig deep, she said. Dig. And you're sure it's so there'll be a grave for two. Unless you do something fast. Fast and sudden.  At the same time, you're leaping clear, racing for the drop-off at the back of the garden. It's a wild, frightening scramble down through the rock and brush until you hit the beach, running hard. There are no shots, no footsteps. You're away, Van. Free. Far down the beach, you work your way back to the highway. Catch the bus for town and the safety of your hotel room.  You want to call the police. But the memory of that blonde hair and those pale blue eyes stops you. You want to be sure of her guilt before doing anything that might send her to the gas chamber. You turn in without deciding. Next morning, when you go downstairs, the desk clerk hands you an envelope. Good morning, Mr. Barkley. Good morning. Oh, it's a smell. A young lady left it late last night. There's nothing written on the envelope. As you just told me to put it in your bag. Oh, thanks. Wow. That looks awful green. Yeah. $100 bill. No note, no nothing? No. Wish I knew your secret, Mr. Barkley. You'd like to know that secret yourself, wouldn't you, Van? Now more than ever. $100 to pay for your silence. You catch the bus again. And as you approach the large house where you left the girl the night before. There seems to be quite a few people around. At the gas station on the corner, you'll find out why. All set, Mr. Armstrong. Anything else? Well, that's all, Joe. Thanks. What can I do for you, Mr.? Run out of gas or something? Oh, no, I was just walking by and I saw there was some kind of excitement around here. Yeah, yeah. More than we've had in a long time. They found a body down on the beach this morning. Oh, somebody drowned? Well, maybe so, but got a bullet hole through his head first. Oh, a murderer? Yeah, looks that way. Guy named Alfred Hamilton lives right up the street. Over in that house? Oh, Ridgely's? No, no. Used to be over there a lot, but he didn't live there. Well, I noticed there was a police car out front, I thought. Oh, that's part of the excitement. Not only is this friend of Mr. Ridgely's bumped off, but Doris Ridgely's missing, too. Doris Ridgely? Yeah, Mr. Ridgely's daughter. And that's Ridgely, the art collector? Sure, sure, you know. He's about the richest person in the neighborhood. Nice man, too. Yeah, and Doris, his daughter, I remember. I've seen her blonde. Isn't she good-looking? Yeah, there isn't no word for that girl. She's a peach. She's beautiful. Yeah, but rather hard, spoiled. Doris? Ah, why, there isn't a nicer girl in town. And I ought to know, I've been taking care of a car ever since she started to drive. And I sure hate to see her mixed up in anything like this. Missing, too. She might be in the ocean herself, only her car's gone, too. They think she murdered this Hamilton guy? I don't know. But if you ask me, she couldn't have. She's too regular. And if she did, she had a good reason. Hamilton was no good. Never could understand why Doris and old man Ridgely put up with him. Just Doris and her father lived there? Yeah, Mrs. Ridgely died a while back. Gosh, I hope they find the girl OK. Just about kill the old man if anything happened to her. Uh, when was this guy murdered? Last night. And I can tell you exactly when. Ten minutes to eight on the nose. How can you be sure? Because I heard the shot. You know, I didn't think anything of it at the time, but I did notice what time it was because I was just getting ready to close up. Would you tell a police officer? Oh, sure, sure. Where'd the shot come from? Oh, how should I know? It was just a noise. Maybe from the house over there, maybe from the beach where they found him. Oh, thanks. Thanks a lot. Say, who are you anyway? Oh, nobody important. So long. As you walk away, you feel sure about one thing. The Doris didn't murder Hamilton at all. She was covering for somebody else, wasn't she, Van? And you've got to find her and bring her back. But where? Where is she? It hits you suddenly. The cabin, she mentioned. Yes, at Bass Lake. You decide quickly, Van. Next stop, Bass Lake. What can I do for you? Can't you have a thing here, buddy? Needs, groceries, notions, drugs, fish and tattoos. I'm looking for somebody, Pop. I thought maybe you could give me some directions. I'm the person to come to and tell you about anybody in Bass Lake. Who are you looking for? Doris Ridgely. She's got a cabin up here, hasn't she? Yep. Well, how do I get there? You don't. Why not? Wouldn't do you no good. Why not? Nobody's there. Oh, well, I'm sure Doris is up here and I've got to find her. Well, if you got eyes in your head, you wouldn't have to go to no cabin. Huh?  She's inside, eating. Oh, okay. Thanks, Pop. Yes, she is in Ducey's lodge. And you wait outside until she comes out. As she gets into the convertible, you slip around the other side and open the door. Hello, baby. It's a nice day for a drive, isn't it? Mr. Barkley. Now, don't reach for your bag. I'll take it. I'll take a look inside, too. Yeah, just as I thought. The gun. You've still got it. Well, I'll just keep it this time if you don't mind. Look, Mr. Barkley. Just a minute, I'll do the talking. First, I'll return this $100 bill. Even if I had a price for this sort of thing, it wouldn't be $100. It's all I had last night. I said even if I had a price, I don't.  Or you are. What makes you think I have anything to talk about? Look, I think I know a good kid when I see one. If you're really in trouble, I'm sorry, but I don't think you are. I don't think you killed this heel, Hamilton. I think you're covering up for someone. No. No, I'm not. I killed him. He was threatening me, threatening to tell something about me. So I killed him. I don't believe you. All you did was try to get me to help cover up somebody else's word. No, that's not true! Okay. Okay, so you're not ready to talk. Come on, let's go for a drive. Well...  But I didn't like the prospect of sharing that hole in the ground with Hamilton.  I never intended to do that. Well, how did you think you'd get away with it then? Just let me walk away to tell the cops? I don't... I don't know. Okay, baby. Of course you don't know. You're mixed up in something you know nothing about. You couldn't have killed this guy, Hamilton, any more than you could have killed me. So, come on. Come on, come clean. I can't. Now, look, whoever this is you're covering up for, they'll be filed out eventually. Probably they had a good reason for doing this from what I heard about Hamilton. But now you've got to get yourself off the spot and me too. We're accessories to the murder. I know. Mr. Barkley, why are you doing this? Why did you come here? I'll show you why. Does that answer your question? No talking now. Start driving. We've got to have a little talk with the police. Van, you found her, and she's grateful you can see that. The way she smiles at you, weekly, wonderingly. And perhaps later, when it's all over, you can pick up the dream where it left off. You think about it as you drive back to the city with her. Then as she swings the big convertible into San Vincentie Boulevard, she suddenly slams on the brakes, pulls up beside a police squad car. Hey, what's the idea, baby? We don't want a squad car. We want to go to police headquarters. Officer! Yes, ma'am? Arrest this man. He's wanted for murder. And be careful. He's got a gun. You can't believe it's happening, can you, Van? But it is. And later at police headquarters, your dream has turned into a nightmare as Doris pours out a wild story to the captain of the homicide bureau. They were both at my house last night. They left together, and then I heard a shot. When I went looking, I found Mr. Barkley standing over Alfred's body down on the beach. He'd taken his wallet. What? You'll find it in his pocket now. The officer already has the murder gun. Are you kidding? I haven't any wallet. I don't have any. Easy, easy now. Well, seems you do have a wallet, Mr. Barkley. You see, Captain? Oh, but look, she put it there, slipped it into my pocket while we were driving. This is Hamilton's wallet, and this is the same caliber gun that killed him, Barkley.  It's all a lie. Oh, hello, Ridgely. You sent for me, Captain. Yes, thanks for coming right over. I'm glad I did. The lad's telling the truth, Captain. He didn't kill Hamilton. Dad! It's no use, Doris. I appreciate what you're trying to do, but you can't perfect me. Dad, please. Please don't say anything. I said it's no use, dear. You can release them, Captain. This young man and my daughter. I killed Hamilton. He was no good. I... I shot and killed him. We're fascinated to hear that this week is National Save the Horse Week. I'd suggest that we motorists start a week, too. Call it Save the Engine Week in honor of that wonderful new signal motor oil that reduces engine wear due to lubrication, 50%. New signal premium motor oil. Really, friends, the things this remarkable new lubricant can do for your car are a little short of miraculous. With new signal premium, your car should keep its like new pep and power twice as long. With new signal premium, your motor should run twice as many miles before needing an overhaul due to engine wear. And if your car isn't already an oil eater, with new signal premium, you should continue to enjoy low oil consumption twice as long. Best of all, signal gives you all the extra protection of this heavy-duty type oil at no increase in price. Good reason to decide right now that you're going to make your next oil change a change to new signal premium motor oil at a signal service station. Well, Van, your adventure has brought you dangerously close to a charge of first-degree murder. And now at police headquarters in the office of the captain of homicide, the surprises are hitting you like punches from a fighter, aren't they, Van?  You stare from one to the other, wondering and waiting. And then Doris breaks the silence. But, Dad, you couldn't have killed Mr. Hamilton. Why couldn't he? He just confessed. It's good enough for me. He confessed to protect me. Dad had no reason. He could have had the best reason in the world. Blackmail. That was Hamilton's racket. Blackmail? That's the answer, Doris. Hamilton had been bleeding me for a long time. A few days ago, I got the evidence to clear myself and expose him. So you sent for him and told him. He got tough and I shot him. I had to, in self-defense. Look, officer, you found the gun in Hamilton's wallet on this man right here. What more do you want? I tell you, I never saw this gun in my life until last night. No use, Doris. It happened exactly as I said. No, Dad, I know you didn't do it. There's only one way you could know, Miss Ridgely. Yes, Captain. There's only one way I could know. I tell you, my daughter's lying. Mr. Ridgely is right, Captain. Oh, hello, Lieutenant. Find anything? Plenty. His daughter is lying to protect him. We know from the gas station attendant's testimony that the shot that killed Hamilton was fired last night at 10 minutes to eight. Now, we've checked every move of Miss Ridgely's. And at 10 minutes of eight, she was seen buying a package of cigarettes at the corner drugstore. Well, then it was Mr. Ridgely. No. Mr. Ridgely left Hamilton in his living room last night to somewhere around seven. After telling him, he was going to expose him to the police. At 10 minutes to eight, Mr. Ridgely was seen having a drink at a bar near Woosher. So, Barkley, you did take Hamilton's wallet. What's your gun? I tell you, I never even heard of any of these people. No, it wasn't young Romeo here either. Oh, go on. Alfred Hamilton committed suicide. What? Yeah, that's right. There's no doubt about it. Potter burns on his face. He was left-handed. The angle of the bullet in the left temple shows the wound was self-inflicted. Paraffin tests on his hand proved beyond a doubt that Hamilton fired a shot a few seconds before he's dead. I guess when he realized Mr. Ridgely was going to expose him to the police, he just couldn't take it. Oh, good work, Lieutenant. Now, Mr. Ridgely, you'll come into my office. The Lieutenant now will show you the reports. Of course, Captain. We'll wait in the car, Dad. I'll be alone in a minute, Doris. Well, baby, you gave me a nice ride. A very nice ride. Honestly, Vanna, I'm terribly sorry, but I was worried crazy about Dad. But do you think we could have a drink again sometime? Maybe.   Especially beautiful. But, baby, if you ever see me walking down the street again, just drive on by, please. This'll be your signal for the signal oil program and The Whistler each Sunday night at this same time. And before you start your vacation trip, be sure to ask your signal dealer for a free copy of Lane's Guide, a booklet prepared by an independent travel organization to help you find good eating and lodging places. While no pocket-sized booklet can include all the good hotels, motels, and dining places, Lane's Guide covers a representative selection in hundreds of cities and towns, and a copy of this handy publication is yours free at Signal Station. Here in tonight's story were Bill Foreman, Hi-Avaback, Michael Ann Barrett, Earl Lee, Charles Calvert, and Bill Boucher. The Whistler was produced and directed by George W. 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Item number SCP-131 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures No special safety procedures are to be taken with SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B. They are free to travel about Site-19, so long as they do not attempt to enter any restricted areas or attempt to leave the facility. Casual contact with the subjects is permitted, but it is recommended that such contact be kept to a minimum to prevent the creatures from forming an attachment to personnel. Hourly tabs are to be kept on subjects at all times. Failure to account for their presence at these times constitutes a level one lockdown situation. Any report of abuse or mistreatment of the subjects will result in a harsh reprimand. Description SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B, affectionately nicknamed the iPods by personnel, are a pair of teardrop-shaped creatures, roughly 30 centimeters or one foot in height, with a single blue eye in the middle of their bodies. SCP-131-A is burnt orange in color, while SCP-131-B is mustard yellow. At the base of each creature is a wheel-like protrusion which allows for locomotion, suggesting that the creatures may be biomechanical in origin. The subjects can move surprisingly fast, covering over 60 meters or 200 feet in a matter of seconds. The subjects, however, lack a braking system, which has led to some rather spectacular, if not overly amusing, mishaps involving the creatures. The subjects have also shown the ability to climb sheer surfaces and have gotten lost in the air vents on more than one occasion. The subjects seem to have the intelligence of common house cats and are insatiably curious. Most of the time they simply roll around the facility, observing personnel at work and catching peaks at other safe-class SCPs. The subjects seem to be able to communicate with each other via an untranslatable high-pitched babbling. The subjects have never been observed to blink, even in laboratories when the subjects have been videotaped for over 18 consecutive hours. The subjects seem to respond well to any affection given to them and will quickly bond to the giver of said affection, much in the same way a puppy bonds with a human being. They will follow anyone or anything they've made a bond with anywhere, even into normally restricted areas. Although curious, the subjects can sense danger in their general vicinity and if the object of their bond begins to approach something they register as dangerous. For example, Euclid or Keter-class objects, they will swarm around their bonded companions' feet or appropriate extremities while babbling in a panicked tone, as if to warn them. Because of the daily dangers faced by Site-19 staff in dealing with Euclid and Keter-class objects, it is recommended that staff avoid making attempts to bond with the subjects. As it can pose a distraction during delicate operations and experiments, it may pose a danger to the subjects themselves. If the subjects are ignored by their bonded target long enough, they will eventually lose interest and return to the normal activities. It should be noted that the subjects require no real care or maintenance from the Site staff. They do not eat, weave droppings, or even sleep. It would seem that the only sustenance they require is visual stimulation, although this requires further study to verify. Subjects SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B were found in a cornfield outside of... In the year 19... They were promptly transported to Site-19 via data expunged and were then downgraded to Safe-Class and given free reign across the site, once it became clear they were not broadcasting what they saw to any hostile foreign powers. Addendum 131-1 During an incident that took place on... The subjects followed one of the cleaning staff on routine cleaning of the container of SCP-173. After their normal attempts to warn the cleaner of the danger were ignored, the creatures rushed into the container in front of him and the other two personnel on duty. Once inside, the staff members observed the subjects sitting in front of SCP-173 and watching it intently, as if aware that it could only move if unobserved. The cleaners ignored the presence of the subjects and continued with the bi-weekly cleaning, as per standard procedures. When the cleaning crew left, the subjects did as well, rolling backward slowly and never taking their eyes off of SCP-173. Current applications of SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B as wardens for SCP-173, and perhaps other SCP which require constant observation, such as SCP-689, are being considered. Item Number SCP-378 Object Class Thaumiel Notice from the Foundation Records and Information Security Administration. Following the implementation of the Kraken Protocol on 2706-1963, containment procedures for SCP-378 have been updated. Personnel assigned to the SCP-378 project are to review its updated documentation as soon as possible. Claudia Southey, Director, RISA. Special Containment Procedures SCP-378 is to be contained in a subterranean entity containment terrarium. Temperature and humidity are to be maintained at levels optimal for the growth and habitation of hetero-dermia cane crow, Utica cave lichen, and Prenolepis Everettman, North American cave ant. Twice per year, SCP-378 is to undergo a medical and psychological examination. Access to SCP-378's containment terrarium is separated from the surrounding facility by a decontamination chamber. Handling personnel are required to wear full body protection and must be screened for SCP-378A prior to exiting decontamination. Infected personnel are to be terminated unless the position of SCP-378-1 or 3 is vacant, in which case they are to be assigned to the relevant position instead. As of the adoption of the Kraken Protocol, SCP-378's containment is focused on maintaining its three primary containment components. SCP-378-1 is housed in the Area 19 barracks. SCP-378-1 is employed as a maintenance technician with a security clearance of O-slash A-19. Upon the death of the current SCP-378-1, brain dead or comatose reserve personnel may be elected to replace it. As SCP-378-1 is the primary means of communication with SCP-378, care must be maintained to keep SCP-378-1's vocal functions in working order. SCP-378-2 currently takes the form of David Lockheed, a 36-year-old Caucasian male in the employ of the American Supernatural Containment Initiative, ASCII, as a clerical aide. To maintain the continued operations of the SCP Foundation in the United States, SCP-378-2 has been tasked with sabotaging ASCII operations against the Foundation, as well as collecting information in the Foundation's interests. SCP-378-2 is expected to follow a strict health and exercise regimen due to the inherent difficulty in replacing it. SCP-378-3 currently takes the form of Lisa Martin, a 33-year-old Mexican-American female employee at the Spicy Crust Pizza in Staten Island. In the event of SCP-378-3's death, it must be replaced as soon as possible. Each component is fitted with a tracking device and an audio recorder. Each week, embedded agents stationed near each component are to evaluate the health and integrity of each component and its associated surveillance equipment. The utilization of SCP-378-A in further infiltration is pending Foundation Overwatch approval. Description SCP-378 is an arthropod, superficially resembling a deformed larval instance of Scolopendra Gigantia, the Amazonian giant centipede. SCP-378's legs are largely vestigial, primarily meant to assist in peristaltic locomotion. SCP-378 measures 3 meters from mouth to anus, with a bodily thickness of 1 meter and a weight of 233 kilograms. Under normal conditions, SCP-378 is an omnivore, with a diet consisting primarily of lichen and insects. SCP-378 is capable of asexual reproduction at will, producing instances of SCP-378-A from its anus. Instances of SCP-378-A resemble adult Scolopendra Gigantia. Dissection suggests this resemblance is superficial, as SCP-378-A lack expected organ systems beyond a primitive neural network. Instances of SCP-378-A are controlled remotely by SCP-378. SCP-378-A are obligate endoparasites, infecting advanced primates such as humans, Homo ignotus, data expunged, and Gigantipithecus sapiens, common Sasquatch. Upon infection, SCP-378-A integrates itself with its host's nervous system through poorly understood means, inducing brain death and extending SCP-378's remote control to the host itself. Vital functions and sensory input remain unaffected. Upon infecting a suitable host, SCP-378 will attempt to reintegrate its hosts into their respective species' social sphere. Once integrated, SCP-378 directs its hosts to indefinitely engage in the behaviors typical for its species, such as communal labor and social recreation. Human hosts prefer environments with a high population density and a robust entertainment scene. The upper limit of active hosts SCP-378 can maintain at any one time is unknown. Upon initial interrogation, SCP-378 confessed to the existence of 26 human hosts, as well as two instances of Aloata Pigra, Guatemalan Black Howler, and three instances of SCP-1000, of which it noted had been acquired during a period of heavy intoxication. Addendum 178-294-B A psychological evaluation of SCP-378, conducted by Dr. Simon Glass. Tentatively designated scolopendra animalia, SCP-378 is unique among arthropods, possessing either human levels of sapiens, or the ability to emulate its host's intellectual faculties. In any case, SCP-378 is self-aware and remarkably intelligent. SCP-378's relationship to its hosts is complicated. While SCP-378 maintains a consistent sense of identity across multiple hosts, each is treated as a persona for SCP-378 to role-play. Hosts rarely interact with SCP-378 or fellow hosts. Suggesting SCP-378 primarily utilizes its anomalous abilities for entertainment. This is further suggested by SCP-378's readiness to abandon such personas under duress. Aside from integration into human social spheres, host behavior is largely unique to each instance. Extraversion is relatively common. Hosts rarely isolate themselves except to sleep or excrete. SCP-378 appears to take equal enthusiasm in stressful versus pleasant situations. Of note, SCP-378 is particularly attached to the identity of Lisa Martin. In contrast to other hosts, Lisa Martin's weekly routine is relatively static. From 8am to 6pm on all days except Saturday, Miss Martin will show up to work at the nearest pizzeria from the former location of Digian Antonio's pies, regardless of employment status or scheduled hours. From 6pm to 11pm on all days except Saturday, Miss Martin will engage in the maintenance of one of 17 rooftop gardens across the city of New York. Of these, 13 are maintained by a cooperative, 12 of which Miss Martin is not a part of. From 8am to 11pm on Saturdays, Miss Martin alternates between socializing with a collection of friends, co-workers and lovers and playing piano for various high-end bars. From 11pm to 12am, Miss Martin will shower and prepare for bed. Miss Martin will sleep from 12am to 7am when she will wake up and prepare for the next cycle. In the event of Miss Martin's death, SCP-378 will direct another host to assume her identity. Attempts to interrupt Miss Martin's routine have been unilaterally met with unusual levels of hostility from SCP-378 and its hosts. From Assistant Director Daniela Hayden, Classification Level Rise of 4, Employee No. 134 2. Director Kelsey Feinstein, Classification Level XK-4, Employee No. 87 Regarding, Regarding, Regarding, Regarding, Identifying Current Hosts Date? 2704, 1963 Director Feinstein. Mr. Song and Dr. Glass' work have revealed quite a bit about SCP-378. Most importantly, I do not believe it understands the significance of social dynamics, especially in regards to hierarchy and social capital. Several of SCP-378's identities held surprising positions of power. Indeed, two of them, David Lockheed and Alfonzo Leos, are beyond reach of the Foundation's current capacity to contain. Despite this, SCP-378 has shown a willingness to sacrifice such hosts in order to defend, replace, or otherwise maintain Lisa Martin. Odd, yes, but useful enough. It'd be a shame if something were to happen to Miss Martin and her friends, would it not? SCP-378 is sapient, but it by no means understands the significance of its actions. With a little bit of persuasion, David Lockheed might yet ascend from petty paper pusher for the ASCII, right where the Foundation most needs a puppet. And, if I'm not mistaken, Spicy Crust Pizza can always do with a second franchise. Proposal, Employing SCP-378's anomalous abilities to defend Foundation operations in the United States. Council votes Summary, Approved. Proposal accepted. The Kraken Protocol has been initiated. From Senior Researcher Sang Hun Song, Classification Level Gamma U3, Employee Number 148. Two, Director Kelsey Feinstein, Classification Level XK4, Employee Number 87. Regarding, Delays in the Gamma U2677 Project. Date, 2107, 1965. So, good news and bad news, Director. Good news, as I'm assuming you already heard. With the plans for construction of Site 56, all thanks to a certain Mr. Lockheed, the Kraken Protocol's getting a much needed expansion. With its relative proximity to both the Lily of the Valley Nexus and the Pacific Northwest, it's a perfect opportunity to expand the scope of SCP-1000's containment, while ensuring the ASCII doesn't suck LOTV dry before we get to it. For all its oddities, SCP-378 appears to be delighted at the prospect of a change in scenery. I can't imagine a tropical centipede grub likes having a sphere of influence limited to New England of all places. But that's besides the point. Its A was compliant enough on the way there. Which leads me to the bad news. Rupert Tramonza, fun little guy. Agent of the FBI's unofficial Unusual Incidents Unit.  After that, it's a matter of transport back to Provisional Area 56 in Black Rock and a centipede down the gullet. Problem comes up when 378 tells us it can't establish a connection. Now, Tramonza's still alive, so that's not normal. We run a number of tests, try to figure out what went wrong. And that's when we see a different centipede in his head, where our centipede usually goes. More to come, but I have a bad feeling about this. Item Number SCP-481 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-481 is currently contained in Sector 25 and especially designed dormitory for the affected subjects. The dormitory is built to modify D-Class specifications with space for two occupants at this point, based on the spread of the scar tissue. Besides the standard sleeping quarters, there is a living space for each accessible through an outer isolation room. Subjects are allowed written and recorded entertainment that is available from local sources and does not violate containment procedures. No excessive funds are to be spent on this. Subjects are allowed visits to the outer facility and external walled gardens for no more than three hours per day, supervised by two Level 2 security personnel. Cameras are installed in the dormitories and are to be monitored by one Level 2 security personnel at all times. Subjects should not be prevented from self-harm, except for in cases of corresponding large-scale violence and full-body restraints are authorized in this case under the supervision of a trained medical team. Description SCP-481 was originally a clustered pattern of scars, roughly corresponding to a variably partial map of location expunged. India, appearing on SCP-481-1, is currently missing since at least 1990. SCP-481 has since spread to SCP-481-2, formerly a Foundation agent. When SCP-481 first manifested on SCP-481-1, it appeared as a small series of criss-crossing scars that has been found to correspond to the neighborhood of location expunged. While it is still not readily apparent why this town is being mapped, the sympathetic effects of the scars in city are readily apparent. The scars are a perfect recreation of the town. Streets and alleys appear as straight scars resembling lacerations made with a dull cutting instrument. Buildings are represented by scar nodes. A small canal flowing through the town is represented as a jagged scar across the abdomen of SCP-481-1. The growth of new scars corresponds to the expansion of the already overcrowded town and city, including slums set up on unofficial roads. Described as very painful by both SCP-481-1 and 2, the effect is not limited to growth. Any demolition leads to a severely painful scouring of the corresponding scar patterns. Scars currently cover 100% of the skin, including the scalp, of SCP-481-1, and approximately 47% of the skin of SCP-481-2 from the shoulders to the lower torso, including both arms. SCP-481-1 has shown tendencies to self-harm since her incarceration. Any scars left by this faded completely within 20 days and did not correspond to changes in the city architecture. It was therefore believed that the self-inflicted scars were merely an expression of SCP-481-1's frustration with her containment. This has since been proven inaccurate by incident 481-1-1. Addendum 481-1 When SCP-481-1 ran out of skin for the scars to expand to, it was believed that the expansion events were over. Within a week, scars began appearing on SCP-481-2. He was immediately quarantined along with SCP-481-1 and has since been under observation. SCP-481-2 had a history of dealings with the data expunged before coming to the foundation, just as SCP-481-1 did. Whether this connection is the key to SCP-481-2 becoming the new focus for the scars is currently under investigation. Incident 481-1-1 On date expunged, SCP-481-1 attempted suicide via an improvised plastic blade drawn across the wrists. At the same time, the now infamous riots in location expunged, India, had reached the peak of their violence. SCP-481-1 was immediately attended to and stabilized, while the riots lasted for several days. The source of the riots was later traced to two neighborhoods, corresponding with the parts of the scar pattern covering SCP-481-1's wrists. Addendum 481-2 Further investigation led to similar ongoing reports of violence and petty crime, from neighborhoods mapped out on the portions of the body associated with repeated self-harm. Tests were performed to determine whether damage to the scar pattern caused corresponding violence and... Surgeons made several incisions to parts of the scar as corresponding with the business district. No effect was noted. It is hypothesized that the self-inflicted damage is a compulsory response to violence and other crime in the city. Self-harm appears to be inflicted on parts of the body associated with high crime neighborhoods. On date expunged, after SCP-481-2 attempted to remove a portion of his upper arm during a string of murders in the corresponding neighborhood, current procedures involving full-body restraints were adopted. SCP-481 Test Log Research Personnel Dr. W... Research Assistant Hayden Mobile Task Force 481 MTF-481 D-59-99 Recruited locally These tests take place between 1103-2000 and 1107-2000. MTF-481 Rabble Rousers Specifically assembled for these tests based on skills and causing public unrest traveled to location expunged, India to better understand what SCP-481-1 is reacting to when she self-arms. A total of five escalating tests are scheduled. SCP-481-1 is to be observed via CC to gauge her response. Test 1 Preconditions None Action An elaborate and carefully choreographed fight was staged between 12 locally hired stuntmen. Test result SCP-481-1 did not deviate in any way from her normal routine. Notes As suspected, mere overtures of violence are not sufficient to trigger a response. Dr. W... Test 2 Preconditions None Action Actual fights were instigated between researchers and locals in a very close area leading to violence among at least 23 people. While there were no fatalities, several locals were injured due to their lack of formal training in hand-to-hand combat. Test result SCP-481-1 began to scratch vigorously at her lower back in the area of scars corresponding to the location of the fight drawing a small amount of blood. Notes Okay, I see no reason to instigate a full-scale riot. I think we get the picture. Dr. W... Test 3 Preconditions SCP-481-1 was fully restrained to determine what effect denying her compulsions had. Action After arming a small group of local malcontents, MTF-481 obtained permission from the local authorities to deal with them. MTF-481 made quick work of the poorly trained force. Test result SCP-481-1 became visibly uncomfortable and demanded several times to be allowed out of her restraints. Blood pressure was recorded as elevated, and EEGs showed a sharp increase in the amount of electrical activity in the brain. Notes Is it the stress causing those reactions, or the violence? Dr. W... Test 4 Preconditions SCP-481-1 was fully restrained to determine what effect denying her compulsions had. Action Mobile researcher proceeded to torture D-5999 with various implements, finishing with him after three hours. Test result SCP-481-1 shook violently for the entire three hours, before appearing to have a tonic-clonic seizure, followed by a cessation of her vitals. She was successfully revived. Notes Very interesting. Her blood pressure was way up. Her heart was arrhythmic, and her brain's electrical activity was still spiking after that. It appears that the scale of the violence is not so important as, to some degree, the brutality. Still, until we better understand what's so damn important about this city, we're not going to lose our only clue to heart failure. 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Hey everyone shabby one thousand here and The monkey feats over there So we're going to do a Corvette 100 so what we're going to do We're going to run 50 laps the winner of this 50 laps gets a lane choice and I'll put you on the other side down there and we'll run 50 more How does it sound? Fine. All right guys sounds good to you. Let's get started So what we're gonna do we're going to use this just for a start. It's not going to time our laps or anything We've got our our lap counter right here. We're going to use that We're just going to use this for a timer or I mean us to start so Monkey are you ready? All right guys. This is race 150 laps. I'm the blue one because his body's kind of Not made race They're both running good for just being out of the box You're gonna go All right monkey got that one He's pooched on him. He's just burping in there. It's the body. It's warped. Yeah, you can totally see it So what I'll have to do it's like put something around there let it set for a couple days Plus, I don't have regular tires on this either. No, and I can make a big difference All right. Okay guys. I'm gonna get you set back up Okay, guys, so monkey let me do some body repair All right You ready?  Okay guys, so I'm gonna run with my car And see if it's any better. We ran a few hot laps. It seemed to be better But Let's find out Ready mom. Yep. There we go. We're going 50 more laps Track maintenance, I don't know if it's any better, but we'll see ready mom I just guessed that it might not even be right. I think let's just do okay guys We're gonna give it another for 50 laps for you guys. I'll have to get used to this you ready mama I don't want to trade sides. Yeah, we'll try size. All right guys, so I guess We'll do 50 more You don't have to do 50 we can do five or ten, but that's to a side here You're not so bad when it's a fair race, aren't you? So fair when the track was making me cry yeah, because you don't have the guardrails, but see it's shorter So you don't have to go fast But you don't have the guardrail, you know what I mean, right like you're spinning now But like but like here so you got the guardrail hopeful again Right besides with that. I didn't stop that my car stopped right there Even with yours. I didn't do that There was something with that track just inside lane I think so Because like when we mess with the track and be alright for about five laps and then it started crashing Inside lane is a tiger lane, so I don't know excuse me. I don't know if You know if I had the track not they're bent wrong I don't know I don't even know if I had it set up right as you can see they're running fine now on either On either lanes. Yeah. Yeah, they are but That's just one of the ways we can set it up But that's fun because we can do it different ways and we get tired one way we go Yeah, and we can drag grease because we got all that extra straight track. We need to do that Yeah, we'll do another like but we need to do that. That'll be fun. Maybe this weekend we'll get all the track from the other track and Because I want to run any of your dad's track on anything else. No, it's pretty pristine Besides a few but it'll give us a long enough Because you know we'll have this and then some straights out of the other ones, so that should be alright and then But we've got a finish line coming so It's new old stock And I'll be able to tell when we get it if it's been used in on it. So it's from the late 70s. Yeah Yeah, so Which one we use it on the matchbox track. It's a wider track. I'll have to modify one track piece It's not a big deal. Don't care about that But it'll fit perfectly on this one. All right. Yeah, so That'll be cool. And we'll just use that the lap tracks Just for a starter. Mm-hmm. You know the beep beep. Yeah. Yeah, cuz that way it's more fair than one of us ain't go because you know Yeah, which we did all right. Yeah, but that's better though. Yeah, you know what I mean? Yeah, I think the timer thing worked out pretty good. They get stuck but it's old and the lap Yeah, I think it worked pretty good don't you? Yeah, it's a little sticky when you go wind it because it works like a clock. There's spring in there each time you flip it it goes and but It was like I was looking at mine and or I was looking at yours when I was supposed to be looking at mine and When I went past I was looking at yours and didn't count on Countdown so what the hell?  No? All right guys, so thanks for watching. I appreciate it Be more recent to come I'm sure. Oh, yeah, this is we got I got all all the Starting from day one when I first set your dad's track up I got it all in a slot car Slot car Playlist so every single every time we we run a track Or getting them boxing for a new car or whatever the case may be You know why oh What's it gonna say? That you got in a playlist. Yeah.    Yeah, I was mad And he had other flowers in his hand, I said where'd you get those it's down there That's one of those up here.  They were just bush flowers Which the guy didn't care which we wouldn't care either if he knocked on the door and see, you know Can I get a couple of flowers off of you? Sure.  So yeah, I mean Not gonna do the door and tell him and then he's like, how can I make a right with you?   Yeah had a decent car a nice car I mean why why steal, you know Knock on the door and I'm right in back.   I gotta yell Some big dudes just walk out there. Don't have to say a word Shaking I feel bad kind of but you know, and he did come back 13 minutes I checked the yeah, I checked the ring from the time we walked in the house Until he got out of his car and set the ring off again 13 minutes But so he kept his word, you know, and he's a high boy, too And he was like he was telling her he was like, no this The hot boys don't call the cops, doesn't he? Because I said you are lucky. He said I'm only a mum for my too and he's actually His hometown is Middleton, Ohio Which is where the abandoned paper mill Yeah, cuz he said yeah, I'm from Middleton. I said, oh down nearby Cincinnati. He's like, yeah you know, and it's right by the state line and And I was like, yeah, yeah, where the abandoned paper mill is he was like, that's that's right.  It's cool now, you know cuz he kept his word And he apologized to her because when I went back out, he was like, I look I got your money I just want to tell her again how sorry and he was out there tearing up and crying Then I'm like man I'm a little hard on the guy, but you know at the time I didn't know if it was one of the tweakers No That's what I really thought it was but No, I just think Not thinking We all make mistakes Deserves a second chance. Of course. I told him I said stop by sometime.  Money really was like you promise because I didn't think honestly I didn't think you come out. Well, I I wouldn't want to take his money, right?  Yeah, and he said there you go He's that we said that one I'll pay for Hopefully we'll tell you the whole the whole story Well, we'll tell the whole story and I'll put in the video clips Yeah, but they're gonna see this after that so you kind of like not making any sense They're gonna say we already watched that one monkey Which one you don't know the one you you haven't put on yet that's sitting on your computer right this Yeah, the unboxing of this track. Oh, is that what that was? Yes. That's the unboxing of this track I thought you were doing that. No, I was doing the unboxing on this track So people that you are gonna have it. I will tell the whole story. I'll throw in some clips and stuff, but Remember guys don't back down. I don't care what state you're in stands your ground don't back down from anybody, you know Just don't do it. She said he's taking my roses. I was like what? I couldn't get out the door. He was gone And then Bruno goes after What's he gonna do? He got there and then he then he sniffed his foot That's Bruno. All right guys. Thanks for watching appreciate it. Yeah, Mike says she's out by y'all Well, that's the week. Yeah, and she's got she's she put up a couple videos today, so check them out Yeah She got me something Yep, I'm in one of her movies. So I'm famous now Yeah, I'm in two of her movies. I'm famous now Yeah We'll see the next one. Bye bye guys. Take care