Your Coca-Cola bottler presents Claudia Claudia based on the original stories by Rose Franken brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself. Have a coke And now Claudia Ten minutes after nine that movie man's late movie men are always late One of their principles never let the person who's moving know whether they're going to arrive or not But they do arrive 12 minutes late. They're always 12 minutes late. I'm so nervous I've never moved into my own apartment before neither did I like I had one you know what you're going to take with you Oh, certainly. I made a list of everything don't forget those four barrels of wedding presents in the hall four barrels in one cereal box There wasn't room for Aunt Louise's present in the barrels. I had to pack it separately. Oh There's a moving man now. He's only 11 minutes late. That makes him one minute early Got everything out of that room lady. Not much space left in the van Oh dear we have room for the four barrels in the hall lady. It's a small van when you called up yesterday You said you had just a few pieces so the boss sent me down alone in the small van There's no room for them four barrels. I practically moved the whole house by myself But our wedding presents are in those four barrels. Can't make it this trip lady. I'll pick them up Monday And you didn't have it packed so good either. You had two silver pots in a cereal box could have got dented I put in a wooden box instead. Oh, thank you. That was Aunt Louise's present. They're soup to rings not pots Look like pots. Don't let Aunt Louise hear you say that. Is she thinking of moving too? Anyway, there there was no room for it.  No room for the wedding presents. You better not let Aunt Louise hear you say that. Truck loaded. You couldn't get a dime in unless you stood it on end. Are you in a big rush. I'd like to get this job over with Mr. Why I'd like to move some furniture around in here. Thank you could help me for two dollars. Well, I wasn't in too big a hurry. What do you want to move or first a bed from one room to the other Then a couple of chairs and a chest of drawers. All right, let's get started this way. I've got the bed to be taken apart Say David, do you remember the way mom's room was so we can put it back like it was just about you can help me where I fall down Claudia. Where is she anyway? She went downstairs. She said she had to get something. She'll be right back. Maybe we can fix up the room like she had it before she gets back. We won't get anything fixed unless we get started. Well, you want this stuff to go next room. Yeah, this is ready. Ready, ready. Follow me. I got to follow you. If I'm carrying the other end of the headboard. Is it very heavy, David? No, it is. Lady, you know, scratch another door. Oh, that's all we can fix. It was a furniture problem. Scratch my thumb, too. We can put it down here. I can get the footboard and you get the two sides. All right, well, Mother be thrilled to see her room back the way it was. She'll be able to get a good night's rest again. Sleeping her own bed instead of on a couch. Excited about moving. Didn't you notice I could hardly eat breakfast? Here, let me give you a hand. Oh, I can do it myself. What do you mean you could hardly eat breakfast? I saw you eating two eggs and bacon. Oh, that was just habit. I mean, I didn't feel like eating. Hey, what's the door to? I guess you don't have to use furniture polish on the footboard, too, lady. Well, they match now. Oh, hold the footboard up straight. I'll hold the headboard and you can put it in the sides. OK, all right. Here, that's what's in. Look, hold that thing up straighter, lady. This one? Yeah, thanks. In a little, Mr. OK, again. OK, OK, let go. Gosh, a bed without springs and a mattress, certainly looks like a skeleton, doesn't it, David? And we'll put some flesh on it. Come on, let's get the springs. We can get the mattress and spring one trip. I'll show you how. David, tell me about the place we're moving into. I told you about it. Kitchen, living room, bedroom, and the room I'm going to pick up with my drawing table and fire. No, I mean the way it's furnished. Oh, it's very nice, very nice. With the mattress on top of the spring, we can make it through the door just by tipping a little. Now, watch. I see. You go first this time. Yeah, I got nothing to scratch now. David, the paint scraped off the door. Mr. You'll never make a move on that. I'll set it down square now. I'll make the bed while you two are bringing the chairs. Which one, lady?  Oh, the maroon one from the living room. And the blue one from the other bedroom, too. I'll get the one from the other bedroom, Mr. You've been having trouble with the door. Fair enough. And don't carry it. Push it, David.  Say, David, I think we ought to bring the blue chair into the living room instead of the maroon one. The maroon chair is nearly there. And I think we should leave it the way it was. Where do you want? Oh, I'll put it next to the window. David, what kind of carp is they having in our new apartment? Nice, nice. There. Is that right? Mm-hmm. Mama likes to sit there and look out at the street. Really, David, a person would think you'd never even seen the apartment we're going to move into. I did, but I paid absolutely no attention to minor details. Minor details?  Lady, I can't keep holding this chair. Where should I put it? Oh, I didn't hear you come in. It's because I didn't scrape the door. Well, where should I put the chair, Lady? Put it this side of the bed right there. Thanks. Anything else? The chest of drawers in the other room. Got you. Straighten out that side of the bed, spread, David. Oh, I hope there are enough pots and pans there. There aren't. We can borrow some from Mama. Borrow some what? Pots and pans.  I'm sorry. If I knew that you two wanted to be alone, I'd have stayed away longer. No, I mean we're trying to put your room back the way it was before we moved in. We messed everything up for you. Well, thank you, both of you. The room looks almost the way it was. Chest of drawers is coming in. It's in, Lady. Where does it go? Now put it over against the wall. Over here? A little further to the right. That's right. More set now, Lady. Yep, I guess that's all. Everything's back the way it was, Mama, David, and I'll be going now. Thanks for putting things in order, David. I'll miss you too. I ran downstairs for presents to start you off in your new home. Present? What is it, Mama? Nothing much. Same thing my mother gave me when I was first married. A pound of flour and a pound of sugar. Oh, a nice thought, Mrs. Brown. Then you ought to say things gracefully in those days. Well, you better be getting along. I'll finish straightening up around here. You're coming with us, isn't she, David? Wouldn't be legal without you, Mrs. Brown? No, children. I think you should go into your own home for the first time by yourself. I won't budge from here unless you come along. No, you better come. I gotta get back to the warehouse sometime. Well, all right. Just so that you can get back to the warehouse. The nice part about living on the second floor is that if you don't feel like using the elevator, you can walk on. I'd rather use the elevator, thank you. It makes me feel very important, even if it only is for one floor. This is exciting, David. It's just like cutting open a birthday cake with presents baked inside. Here, here's our door. And the lock works perfectly. So does mine at home, now, thank you. May I carry you over the threshold, Mrs. Naughton? No, David, not here. Not here? Where then? When we get our own apartment with our own furniture and everything, I'll feel differently about it. Oh. Did it hurt your feelings? I didn't mean to, David, but that's where I feel. If you want to... Well, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Naughton, aren't you even curious to see the way the Naughton residence looks? I'm dying of curiosity. There's only one way of finding out. It's by going in, lady. These felices are getting heavy. It's rather dark here, isn't it, David? I'll turn on the lights. Still dark. Where does the window face, David? Why, looking out that window, you get a lovely view of, I guess, the apartment on the second floor of the building next door. Well, it's... Isn't that where I thought it would be, David? I'm sorry. Nonsense.  The furniture's so, so old-fashioned, those Oriental rugs and everything. David, can't we go back and stay with Mama? You certainly cannot. I didn't invite you. Where does this thing go, Mr.... Oh, my drafting table. The room at the end of the hall, please. Gotcha. Now, you two ladies care to see the rest of the apartment? It's nice. The kitchen, right this way. There you are, the kitchen. It's very small, isn't it, David? Well, we won't do much cooking. Very nice. Just right for two. Let's see if he left you silverware in China. There's your silverware. All the silver plates worn off. What kind of a man is this, Mr. Tucker of yours? A bachelor. Take a look in that closet, Claudia. Any China there? At least that's all right. Nice stove, refrigerator. For certain leaks. I will fix it. Everything's out of the van, Mr. When you want me to come back to those barrels? What barrels? Oh, the wedding presents. We left them at your house. There's no room in the van. It was a very small van. Say, Mama, would you like to keep the presents and put them all around the room to remind you of us till we get our own apartment? I would not. No, thanks. Thanks for helping me out. Yeah. Got you. Wait a minute. I'll go with you to the door. How much do I owe you? I'm going crazy.  Well, it's not so very good, Claudia. But you said to David... I know, but now look. You've got to understand this. David's a man, your husband. He's done something that's rather hard to do now. He's found an apartment.  I'm proud of having found this place, and maybe it's blinded him a little to its faults. But just as he can't see them, for his sake, you shouldn't want to see them. Do you understand, Claudia? No matter what the rest of the apartment looks like, I'm going to say I love it. Now for the rest of the house. The bedroom, right this way. I hope it's nicer than the rest of the apartment. All right. Here you are. Judge for yourself. David, it's lovely. Well, you wouldn't believe the same person and maybe he just likes sleeping, not living. And the beds are so soft and covered with this nice worn material. I didn't know you liked worn material. I'm crazy over it as mama, aren't I, mama? Is she? That's what you said. Now who can that be? No one has our number, not even me. Only one way to find out. Probably Tucker. Tell him Tucker doesn't live here anymore. Yes? Oh, hello, Roger. We're all moved in, Roger. No, no, Mrs. Brown likes it, but Claudia does. I do too. Well, I don't care anyway. Mrs. Brown is the important one of the family. Well... I really married Claudia to be near her. Let me speak. Hey, don't grab. Roger, how are you? Listen, don't listen to anything David says. I'm in love with this place. It's so... Quaint. Quaint, yes. Of course I like it. It's just like home. Well, mama's got a view and it's lighter and higher up and it's furnished better, but... How's it like home? Well, uh, mama's got four rooms too.  Let me speak. Wait a minute, mama wants to speak to you. Here, mama. Roger, I just want to say thanks. It means my daughter's too ill-mannered to think of things like that. I am not. I'm just too excited. You just apologize. What? Yes. Yes, I'll go. Goodbye, Roger. Tell us what? How have you luck in the new apartment? Good old Roger. He told me not to bother about coming back to the office this afternoon. Good. Then we can get used to the rooms together. Will it take an awful lot of getting used to, Claudia? Not as long as you're around, David. I won't look at the furniture. Okay. I won't look at the rug. And I won't be here to look at you two looking at each other. I've seen the place, put the seal of approval on it, and now goodbye. Thanks for the seal of approval, mama. And thanks for the use of your daughter, Mrs. Brown. Feel free to drop in on the Norton residence anytime, mama. I will. I'm leaving my gloves here so I can come back and say I forgot them. Goodbye, you two. And good luck. Goodbye, mama. Goodbye, Mrs. Brown. Now that there's more coke available, make sure you have a good supply in your refrigerator all the time. Keep a few extra bottles of coke on hand so you'll always have refreshment ready and waiting. And don't forget to enjoy the pause that refreshes with ice cold Coca-Cola at the familiar red cooler when you're out marketing. Sure. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.


Yo what's up yefam, it's your boy RG here And today we are back with some piggy videos But this time they are not scary So your childhood will be safe, it would not be ruined As a matter of fact these are supposed to be like some funny animations Some funny piggy animations made by Bomber Bee As you can see here he has a lot of these animations on his channel So let's try to do a little challenge If you laugh you lose and you gotta let You gotta comment down below if you did end up laughing or not Because they are supposed to be funny Alright so our first video is Piggy Epic Battle Oh we are about to see Piggy spit some bars right now Let's see how this goes Oh man Alright let's get it Hey that's a pretty cool intro Oh Pony Why did you do that Pony?     Okay Oh Wait wait wait again We've seen this one I feel like I'm being lied to right now Alright hold on it changes it right here Mom Mom Mommy Bruh this is a family guy Mama But it's a Piggy version Oh The mom was not too fond of that she was annoyed Oh this is the FBI one isn't it? It is the FBI one Oh man Yep Oh man bro they really busted that door open huh Alright you guys while those were some funny Piggy animations I know it was weird because they were not scary this time But I mean they were so bad they could have been way worse But uh Mr. Bomber over here did a pretty well job With these funny animations and integrating the memes with them Alright you guys while you guys want me to do a part two Let me know in the comments below and if you laughed You have to let us know too if you lost the challenge Alright well if you guys enjoyed the video make sure to slap the like button If you're new to the channel make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on And hit all notifications and I will see you guys in the next one Bye


If I don't like my ID photo, can I get another one? Yes, you can. No. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah. You can get it changed if you don't like it. Just say you lost it. Mine's pretty bad. I'm kind of stuck with it. And I just keep it as a joke. When I did it, I got to take my photo at home and then upload it. Now you can get your photo online, so it's more of a selfie system. People don't really go around looking at your ID card, so there's no real point to getting another one. Mine just stays hidden away. I chose the halfway between smirk, which was not the best look.


With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the mask rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. The stories of his strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness have come down to us through the generations. And nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past, in the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver, the lone ranger rides again. Come on, Silver! Let's go, big fellow! I am Silver! The boys in the bunkhouse of the Box D ranch have been talking about famous fighting men at the frontier. And then when Wendy still got started, everyone else gave up.  But as Wendy still paced back and forth along the bunkhouse floor, the boys exchanged sly winks among one another. I want to tell you a chance right here and now that he was the only man, the absolute one and only, who could ever match Wendy still on the draw. If you were to tell us about some fellow that shaded you on running off the mouth, we wouldn't believe that either. Why, Skeeter, are you meaning to insinuate I was stretching the facts? Shucks, no, Wendy. I wasn't incinerating. I was just telling you.  Do you think for one minute I'd be standing here looking you homely buzzards right in the teeth and lying to you? Yes! And I guess you don't want to hear my story. Oh, go and tell it, Wendy. Oh, thanks, Tommy. Skeeter, he's going to tell it anyway, and we might as well listen to it. Personally, though, I don't believe a word of it. Well, he ain't even heard it yet. Or I don't believe there is such a generous alone ranger. Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute, you fellas. There's some of you that's been more than five miles away from Homer, I reckon. And you fellas know there's a lone ranger, don't you? And the rest of you, then that ain't hardly dry behind the ears yet. You think there ain't no such fellas as a lone ranger, huh? That's right. Oh, I don't believe there was such a train robbie as you mentioned. And we don't believe that you and this lone ranger fella broke it up. And we don't believe that... Wait a minute, Skeeter. There happened to be a mate older than you. Sure, Tommy. Now, there was such a train robbie as Wendy told about. It was, let's see, it was about four or five years back. Union Pacific passenger train. And the holdup took place at, let me think... It was just west of Fort Benner. That's right. You're right about that part of it, Wendy. Well, the way it happened, I was a deputy United States Marshal at the time. I just happened to be riding the train to Skeeter to throw a chunk of wood in a stove, will you? Sure, Wendy. Go ahead with your tale. Well, anyway, I was on the train, and though I didn't know at the time, so was the president of the Union Pacific. And you know, you know who else was on that train? No. Well, sir, the most beautiful young woman I ever laid eyes on in my life. And today, that same young lady is known the world over, I suppose you saved your life, huh, Wendy? And then she fell in love with you and begged you to marry her. And you said no, huh? Well, no, no, not exactly Skeeter. But you're partly right. That train used to stop regular about ten miles west of Fort Benner to take on a load of wood. What was that beautiful young lady's name, Wendy? Well, her real name was Clementine Brown. Yeah, but, but she was better known as Molly Mayfair. Yep, yep, Molly Mayfair.  Well, the train was stopping to take on fuel, like I said. And like I said, I was just riding there in the coach. When all of a sudden the door busts open and these four fellas come into the car. This is a stick up. Nobody make a move, it'll be a lag. Red, you keep that other door covered. Pete, you and Ryan start collecting. No, don't please. Don't take my purse, please.  Look out, Pete! Why are you... Oh! Come on, fellas, this way. That masked man, him and the engine are fighting the train robbers. Yippee! And I'm having it, big fella.  No, you don't, mister. You wanted to get on this train and you're going to stay on. Come on out, laws. When you get off, Pete, you go to jail. No, no, I'm hurt. I quit.  That's enough, you win. All right, Marshal. You can gather up their guns now. Oh, God, mister, I don't know who you are, but you sure got here just in time. We found out in Fort Benton. These men were planning to rob this train when it stopped for fuel. We made it our business to be here when they tried it. Come on, Tutto. Oh, but hey, wait a minute. You'd better have some of these men help you take care of your prisoners, Marshal. Oh, oh, sure, yeah. But now, who do you suppose he was? What? Hey, do you folks hear that? You all heard the masked man call that Indian Tutto didn't you? Yeah, yeah. And did you hear him just now? Did you hear him yell, hi, oh, silver? Well, that man was a lone ranger. You're that kind of a good storyteller. Go on the stage, huh? Well, now, let me tell you about the time I did go on the stage. Yeah, and it was all an account of what happened when me and the lone ranger broke up that train robbery. Oh, I'm glad if one of us was to mention a million dollars, you'd want to tell us about the time you had a million. Oh, now, Tommy. But say, you know who else was on that train that I forgot to mention? No. You mentioned a million dollars. It just reminded me. Who was it? Diamond Jim Barton, that's who. And say you ought to see the way that fella could do it. Oh, holy mackerel, Wendy. Why don't you cut it out? You expect us to believe all that, Bologna? President of the railroad. Molly Mayfair, the lone ranger. Diamond Jim Barton.  Fellas, fellas, someday you're going to be mighty sorry for doubting my word. Someday, maybe next time we make a trail drive into Kansas City. I'll go to my strong box in the bank there and show you the check that was given to me by the president of the Union Pacific. Sure. And the pass he'd give me to ride in his railroad for nothing. Oh, hell, sure. If you just can stand more of this wind, salmon, but I can't. I'm going to turn in. Now, wait a minute, Skeeter. Might as well hear the rest. Go on, Wendy. Well, there was quite a hullabaloo when that train pulled in the Cheyenne. And after I got them prisoners in jail, we all had a big party.  And that fellas in the Union Pacific are great service and I want to reward you. Oh, I was just doing my job. Anyway, if it hadn't been for the Lone Ranger, we... Well, someday, perhaps, I can reward him too. But right now I'm going to offer you a job with the Union Pacific for life. You'd better take that offer still. The Union Pacific is going to be a big outfit one of these days. Well, I reckon you're right, Mr. Barton, but I don't feel like getting tied down to no steady job. You're making a big mistake. Don't you think so, Miss Mayfair? You know, I'm just as grateful to Mr. Still as you are. And so am I. They wouldn't have gotten as much from me as from you, Mr. Barton, but... but I was carrying nearly $1,000 in cash every cent I have in the world. Now, tell you what, Still, if you won't take the job with us, I'm going to give you a check on the Union Pacific for $5,000. $5,000? Yes, and a pass to ride in the UP anytime, anywhere as long as you live. Well, I'll be dark gone. And Mr. Still. Uh, yeah, Miss Mayfair? I'm going to be at the opera house in Omaha for the next two weeks. If you should happen to be in Omaha, I'd love to have you come to the theater as my guest. Well, gee whelikers. I mean, well, that's just exactly where I was heading for. Omaha. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Oh, that's what I call a mighty strange... I was going to turn in, but doggone my eye, Wendy.  Well, there ain't much more to tell, gents. I, uh, went on into Omaha and seen Miss Mayfair, and she, uh... she threw another hunk of wood in the stove, will you, Skeeter? Yeah, sure. Uh, what was you saying? Uh, she what? She was mighty nice, fellas. Mighty awful nice. Uh, was that where you went on the stage and started play acting? Yeah. Yeah, that was a place. Well, I'm going to turn in and get some shut-eye. See you, Gents Magnana. Well, hey, what the... Start out with a story and just get up to the interesting part and then quit. Oh, come on, finish it, Wendy. Even if we don't believe a word of it, you ought to finish it. Oh, some other time, amigos. Some other time. Hey, the writer's coming. Yeah, wonder who to be this time of night. Well, whoever it is... Oh, hey, Michael, I'm asking you. What's your business here, Missy? I'm looking for a man named... What the... Wendy, what the blazes? He went right through the window. Hello, stop that man. That's Wendy still. What's the idea of him going through the window? I'll tell you why, Skeeter. Here he's been bragging all evening about being a friend of the Lone Ranger, ain't he? Sure. Unless I'm badly mistaken, this man, somebody is the Lone Ranger. And he's known to be after crooks and outlaws, ain't he? And I'd say he's mighty anxious to get his hands on Wendy still for some reason or other. Is that right, Mask Man, what Tommy says? Well, I'm mighty anxious to see Wendy. Come on, let's try to find him. For nearly two hours, the Lone Ranger, Tonto and the Cowboys of the Box B had searched the vicinity of the ranch house for some sign of Wendy still. Finally, it was evident to the men that the fugitive had either made his escape or was hiding under the cover of darkness. Well, there was a sign of the critter. And I'd sure give a pretty to know what made him scoot for cover when the Lone Ranger showed up. I reckon maybe the Mask Man here could answer that if he was a mine too. Either him or the engine, for that matter. How about it, mister? Was Wendy running from the law? Well, I, uh... I suppose he was, man. I don't think he's gone very far. And if he comes back, let him think Tonto and I have given up and left.  We won't be far away. Come on, Tonto. Hey, but hey, what if he is around close by and what if he comes back? What are we supposed to do? Call the sheriff? There's no need of doing that. Let's make it your business to keep Wendy on the box B for a while, will you? Are you sure? Isn't there no reward offered for him? Not a cent. Let's go, Tonto. Uh-huh. Let's go. Get him up scoundrel, Tonto. Hey, I just thought of something. You know, that big fella never said he was a Lone Ranger. Maybe we just thought he was. Well, maybe he didn't say it to you, but he said it to me, Skeeter. Yeah? You mean he said he was a Lone Ranger? Yeah, not in just so many words, but look! Look what the mass man gave me and then figure out who else it could be. A real silver bullet. A dog gone. Ain't no question about who the mass man is. Not in my mind. Thing I'm wondering is, who's this jasper we know is Wendy still? You know one thing's certain.  I know that I never in my life heard one man who could talk as fast as that. Now listen, you fellas. You keep mum to Wendy when he comes back. What the Lone Ranger said about Wendy running from the law. You hear? Yeah, sure. Sure, but what somebody ought to go into big bend and tell a sheriff. Later, maybe, but first, let's find out what in thunder this is all about. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. The Lone Ranger's sudden appearance at the bunkhouse of the Box B Ranch caused a great deal of surprise and speculation as to why he wanted Wendy still. A short time after leaving the Box B, the Lone Ranger went to the local telegraph office. Yes, sir, what can I do? Mask. A mask outlaw. I'd like you to send this message to St. Louis, but there's nothing illegal about it, and it means a lot to certain people. But who the blazes are you? My signature's on the message. There's a dollar for sending it. And there's another one to forget the signature after you sent it. Adios. Wait just a minute until I finish reading this message and see if I want to say... Well, I'll be quick. It's signed the Lone Ranger. One, two, man! The old opera house in St. Louis was jammed and the breathless crowd of Playgores marveled at the beauty and talent of the young lady on the stage. As the time for the final curtain grew near in the Shakespearean production, Taming of the Shrew. Husband, let's follow and see the end of this adieu. First kiss me, Kate, and we will. What? In the midst of the screen? What? Are thou ashamed of me? Oh, no, sir, God forbid. But ashamed of Kate. Why then, let's home again. Come, sir, ah, let's away. May I will give me a kiss? Now, pray thee, love. Stay. Is this not well? Come, my sweet Kate, better once than never or never too late. The great theater was empty when Molly Mayfair came out of her dressing room to find Ronald Camworth waiting for her. Ah, you were magnificent tonight, my dear. Magnificent. Thank you, Ronald. I have a carriage waiting, Malay. Will you dine with me? I, um, I think I'll go to the hotel if you don't mind. Ah, but I do mind, Malay. Yes? Why do you avoid me, darling? Why must I constantly tear my heart into bits over? Oh, please, Ronald, save your romantic emotions for the footlight. Next week we open in New Orleans, and I'm sure the ladies there will appreciate your order more than I. Ah, New Orleans. Truly a garden spot. A paradise of hyacinths, wisteria, magnolia blossoms, and, uh, and, um... Farghorns. They keep me awake every night. Ahem. Dear, dear New Orleans, how well I remember my last triumph there as Hamlet. It was during that glorious season of the Mardi Gras and throughout that beautiful city the name of Ronald Camworth flashed about from lip to lip and... Miss Mayfair. Oh. Just a moment, Ronald. Over here, Billy. Yes, sir. Here you are, ma'am. Here, Billy. And thanks for bringing it up. Oh, thank you, Miss Mayfair. Uh, telegraph, hmm? This is to advise you that... Why, Malay, what in the world is the matter, darling?  Here, let me see that message. No. Oh, why, why I... I'm sorry to disappoint you about the wisteria and... and hyacinth and magnolia blossoms, Ronald. But why don't understand? We're not going to New Orleans after all. Not going? But we've got to... The opening will have to be canceled or... or postponed. Perhaps later you'll get your chance to triumph in New Orleans with a different leading lady. Good heavens, Malay. Well, please tell me what's the meaning of this mysterious talk. What does it all mean? It means that we open next Monday in a place called Big Bend, Texas for my last appearance on any stage anywhere. Big Bend? Big Bend. It's a cattle town in Texas. And for your l... Malay, what in heaven's name do you mean your last appearance? I'll not try to explain to you, Ronald. But, but, Malay, it's an affordable place you mentioned. Big Bend. Well, Malay, why? Why not New Orleans, Malay? Because I don't like Foghorns. That's why. Skeeter, I've been trying to figure out just what the law could be after Wendy's steel fog. It could be for a lot of things, Tommy. But of course, but... Look over yonder. They're on Ranger. Look at that white horse run, would you? Oh, son of a... When they come back to the bunkhouse after I left the box B... He sure did.  We know the fella's a liar, but whether he's an outlaw or not... It might turn out that he is neither. You mean he ain't been lying to us at all? You mean... You said your own south that Wendy was running away from the law. He could be doing that without the law chasing him, couldn't he? Sure. For Wendy being the liar you think he is, have a chance to find out next Monday. Yeah? Just how do you mean? Well, the girl he told you about, Molly Mayfair, she'll be in Big Ben with a troupe of show people. She will. If I were you, I'd make it my business to see that Wendy attends a play, Mr. Mayfair puts on in Big Ben. Man alive! You just bet your bottom dollar will happen there.  You might be able to prove something. You watch your chance. I won't sell it. From behind the heavy curtains backstage, Ronald Camworth surveyed the group of noisy cowboys, prospectors and townspeople, who were jamming into the small theater. Molly, I tell you disappearance before these hoodlums is positively a disgrace to your career. I'm not thinking in terms of a career tonight, Molly. I can't understand what's come over you. Throw away your two weeks' engagement in New Orleans to play a one-night stand in Big Ben, Texas. Ha!  Excuse me. I must speak to the stagehands. What? I say, a masked outlaw! This gun is loaded, Camworth. Keep walking. Just what is the meaning of this outrage? Do you think... I think it can be arranged for the great Ronald Camworth to avoid lowering himself in such an awful place as Big Ben. But what? What do you intend? Keep moving, mister. And that's the story in a nutshell, Miss Mayfair. I thought you liked the privilege of telling Wendy the news yourself. Thank you. Thank you so very much... for everything. Thank you. I'm sorry to say that I have bad news about tonight's performance. My leading man, Mr. Ronald Camworth, has failed to appear. Oh, Miss Mayfair. There ain't no reason why this show came to one. We got a good actor here to take that fella's place. Oh? But I didn't know that... Your old friend here is Miss Mayfair. Hang on, boy. Oh, wait a minute. Skeeter, so help me out. Break your neck. Oh, I'm glad to hear it. Who... Who is this old friend? His name is Wendy Still. And I know that you'd be proud to help me out on your show. All right, all right, you fuzzard. But when this is over, I'm still gonna break your neck if he goes... Hello, Molly. Wendy, I'm glad to see you. You're glad? Last time I saw you, you didn't like fighting men, remember? I remember you ran away because you whipped a man in a fight. You thought, well, everyone thought the man died. What? You mean... He lived, Wendy, and that old warrant you've been running away from all this time, it was torn up long ago. Your friend told me just a few minutes ago. What friend? The best friend you ever had. The Lone Ranger. What? So that's why he wanted to see me. And I thought... A long time ago, I thought a career would be the most wonderful thing in the world. But now... Darling, I tried so hard to find you. Hey, how about some play acting? How about some play acting, Wendy? You bet, honey. And when we hit that last scene in the fifth act, we can stop play acting, huh? Yes, darling. We'll make it very real. Mr. Still has consented to assist me in presenting that great Shakespearean comedy The Taming of the Shrew. First, kiss me, Kate, and we'll wait. Tell me. I thought Wendy felt afraid that part, would you? After tonight, you mean it? That fella could tell me the moon was made of green cheese, and I'd believe it. Just listen to him. All right, then, let's home again. Come, sit down. Away. Okay, I will give you a kiss. Now, praise me, love. Stay. Is this not well? Come, my sweet Kate. Better once than never, or never too late. Thank you very much, everyone. I've never played before a nicer audience. Molly, darling, how'd you ever find out I was down here in Big Ben? The Loon Ranger sent me a telegraph message in St. Louis, and... Oh, good afternoon. What's the matter? Camworth, the great Ronald Camworth. He's bound and gagged in his dressing room. Let's go and tie him, shall we? 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It's important to remember that water vapor imagery very rarely gives us insights about surface or near surface moisture. For example, check out this water vapor image of North America and the Western Atlantic Ocean in the image on the left, and focus in on the Caribbean Sea. Note the general dark shading in the region, indicating a relatively warm, effective layer and a dry upper atmosphere. The zoomed in version on the right focusing on Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and much of the Caribbean Sea gives us a better look at exactly where the dark shading is located. It certainly includes Puerto Rico and Hispaniola. But don't let the dark shading cause you to conclude that the entire air column is dry. Adding surface station models to the water vapor image shows surface dew points of 72 degrees at these stations in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. So concentrations of water vapor near the surface are quite high. The low level air mass is moist, but you would never know it from the appearance of the water vapor image because radiation from the large amounts of water vapor near the surface is absorbed by water vapor higher up in the middle regions of the atmosphere. Furthermore, the station models indicate varying degrees of partly cloudy skies. The clouds that were present were fair weather cumulus clouds, shallow puffy clouds that often dot the tropical sky. They usually have tops that are only several thousand feet above the ground, and radiation from the tops of these clouds was being absorbed by water vapor above, which cloaks these low topped clouds from the satellite radiometer's view. Rare exceptions do occur when water vapor from the lower troposphere does appear on water vapor images. That can sometimes occur when columns of air are extremely dry and there's not enough water vapor in the middle or upper troposphere to absorb emissions from water vapor near the surface or from the tops of the low clouds. But typically, indications of water vapor near the surface or low top clouds do not appear on water vapor images.


Ah, Community Matters here on a given Thursday. I'm Jay Fidel. This is Think Tech, and that's Steve Petraniak, Hawaii Business Magazine. We call it Hawaii Business. Yes. It's very generic that way. We are everywhere. Digital, social media, in events. Steve and I collaborate on a program called Morning Media Symposium with the emphasis on the word media. And we looked at the media as we do, as we used to do under the name, what, News Morphosis you reminded me. We did two of those. And it's very important that we look at the media because the media is under pressure these days and the media, it becomes more important. It seems to me the media protects the Constitution and if we don't have the media healthy and vibrant and vital, we're at greater risk for people who would like to undermine the Constitution. So that was a great program, Steve. Thank you. Thank you. It was a great program. I agree. It was in their intelligent conversation. Yeah, the test is always whether you come up with stuff you never thought before. This is true. And we had a really wide range of people and people in for-profit media, people on the outside. We had a lot of lawyers and asking First Amendment questions in the audience. We talked about how to pay for news because fake news is real cheap. You and I can make up a whole. We could do lots and lots of fake news for nothing. Good news takes a lot of money, reporting, video, whatever you need to do. And so that was a huge consideration because the money going into real news media is less and less. Yeah, we live in very hard times as far as the media is concerned. And it signifies that it's going to get harder. It'll be harder going forward. I think so. It's interesting. So I looked up some stats on when you talk about digital native newsrooms.  Civil beats another digital native newsroom. Buzzfeed, Vice, those are all digital native. They're really growing. From 2008 to today, they added 13,500 newsroom jobs in that segment of the media. So that's a great growth. However, the losses in newspaper newsrooms in the same period, we're about double that, we're more than double that, 33,000 jobs. I've seen that number, yeah. So if you're talking about the total number of news jobs, it is declining. But it's growing in some areas and declining fast in others. Clearly print media, print newsroom, making news, is declining. We've been flat in the Dwight business. Our circulation is flat in print and is growing enormously in digital.  If they're built on news, you already know what's in your newspaper every morning if you've been paying attention. Yeah, 12 hours earlier you found out, so it's all news. So the medium is not quite right. Print is better for the deeper stories, the ones that are more meaningful and that you, when you have time to spend with print, and a magazine has a better format for it, there's a tuck of when you're on digital and you're reading digital news, you're leaning into it. It's really short in your time frame and your attention span is shorter. When you do spend time with print, you're sort of leaning back and giving it some time to think and that's where we target that sort of audience with Dwight Business Magazine. Let me make a guess and say that the people who read those long stories are a different crowd than the people who get off on the short stories and there are not as many people who read the long stories because the way we live in our hyped up world, we want it fast. We want it now, we want as much of it as we can possibly get. The long stories take too much time, so I think that probably there will always be some people who want to read long stories, but it's right now I think it's in a shrink mode. But let me add this though, sometimes you go on the web like for the New York Times, Washington Post, and you have a headline that's very catchy. You have a first few paragraphs, very catchy. You know, you could treat that as a short story, but then you keep on reading. And then you keep on reading and reading and reading, you find out this is not a short story at all. This is a story that's going on for 10,000 words. This is pretty good. And so you have a kind of choice with some of these newspapers that have gone online. Well, absolutely. And one of the principles of news writing was the inverted pyramid. You know what a pyramid of course, an inverted, that means that the most important stuff has to go at the top. Do you read that long story? You've got to make sure that it's organized in a way so that if you're only going to read those three paragraphs, you get the essential point. Keep reading, you're still getting more and more. And then the least important stuff is towards the bottom.  It's a challenge to write that way well, but the online media have learned how to do that. You know, we've talked, you know, going back to the original news morphosis about, they didn't call it fake news then, but you know, the quality of the news you're getting and the need to apply critical thinking and what you're reading and to select publications that are giving you the straight scoop and don't have an agenda that they're not necessarily telling you about. And you know, I think, you know, there's an interesting third dimension to that. And it's what stories do you cover? You can cover the du regur kind of stories, what's going on in the hearings and how things in Iran like that, the stories that require you to treat it as a thread. But there's other stories that pop up that don't necessarily get, you know, in the media that you're looking at because that media, you know, doesn't treat it as a priority story, doesn't catch it, or doesn't think it's important enough. So when you evaluate the media, you also have to evaluate them, not only for credibility, not only for, you know, agenda, but also for priorities. What do they want to cover? What are they in fact covering? What are they not covering? You see, one of the things, I think one of the reasons President Trump was elected is because he created an entertainment out of his rallies.  People would go out for the Lincoln-Douglas debates, but then it was substantive. So that the point where, when the impeachment hearings started going live, you had TV critics calling them boring, you know, well, there's no, you know... You need smoking guns here. Well, you need entertainment. And that's the reality that President Trump as well as others have created. This thing where if it's not explosive every time, people are going to get, well, this is boring. No, no, that news is not supposed to be entertaining. It's supposed to be important, and it's supposed to be revealing. So if your model is an entertainment model, you're going to only, if that's what you're picking your stories based on the entertainment model, you're not going to be giving people a good sense of the news and the importance of a subject. I mean, I was thinking back to the Army McCarthy hearings, and I'm dating myself, I wasn't alive then, but I know that changed America when they went on TV. If you showed that today, no one would watch because they were incredibly slow movie. But you had America on TV then between Joe McCarthy and people like Marshall, General Marshall, and America was at stake then. America's at stake right now. It's not supposed to be entertainment, America. It's supposed to be the principles of democracy and truth and all these things that are so important. And our future together on the planet. Right. Now news, I'll make a distinction between entertaining news and engaging news. Now we have to write it well. We have to make every word count. We have to be, call the, you know, the unnecessary stuff out of it and make it compile, make your time matter so that when you're investing your time in the news, you get the best possible account of it. But don't look for entertainment here. Turn on Netflix if you want entertainment. Don't go to the news for entertainment. Go to the news for the future democracy and the future for our children and our planet. Those are the issues you should be looking for. Incredibly, our educational system over the past 50 years, maybe 70 years, hasn't really taught people, taught the whole country that they are part of the government. The government is part of them. They have to care about it because ultimately it will affect their lives and fortunes. They have to really deal in that realm. So let me pick up on one of the things you said. Netflix is always entertaining. I mean, that's their business model. I've got to be entertaining. But there's a lot of stuff on Netflix that are either quote, documentary or fiction, emulating fact. A series that deals with something that happened in government. Madam Secretary is one example I would give. Here's the Secretary of State. These are the kinds of things that happened and it's just like the kinds of things that you see happening in real life. And there's a blurred line. I think there's been a blurred line for a long time between the fact and the fiction that emulates the fact. And it's very confusing for somebody who has not been trained to distinguish those two. So you're getting all these messages and cues from the fiction that you carry into your perception of the fact. Right. So when me people say I don't trust the media, I ask which medium are you talking about? Because media is a plural noun and it includes everything from Hollywood blockbusters to Facebook to my magazine and a million things in between. So it's similar in a way to that question and it's often asked by pollsters you trust Congress and Congress usually gets down to 16% at a pretty low rating. Do you trust your individual representative? Yes. That's often a much higher ranking. So people trust media that they trust. They trust Hawaii Business Magazine. Maybe they trust Civil Beat or they trust The New York Times or The Wall Street Journal. That's think-text. So there's certain things that they come to depend on for their news. So I don't know that I've entirely answered your question but I think it's important to understand this notion that there's a million different sources out there pick wisely. My wife teaches journalism at UH and one thing she teaches in media literacy and sadly young people have a hard time distinguishing what you're saying between advertising and PR between opinion and between news and she's trying to teach them that and it's really hard because they've grown up in an environment where PR tries to sound like news and opinion tries to sound like fake news tries to sound like real news and doing a pretty good job of fooling people. Fooling people, thank you. That was the word I was looking for. It's a whole PR phenomenon. There are professionals there are far more professionals in PR than there are in reporting. And then you read, you read and I won't name the names of media but you read these stories that are supposed to be news stories and you say wait a minute this sounds like PR. Well it is PR because what happened is the PR person for American money wrote the thing, sent it to the paper as a press release what have you reported, took it wholesale and made it into an article without changing very much at all. The result is that PR is made into news news is PR and it's got a big agenda and it hasn't been vetted, it hasn't been fact checked, but there it is the line again is blurred. It's very problematic I think. Well and I think it's lack of resources in those newsrooms I mean there's so many fewer people we used to have two newspapers in town in Honolulu and they were bigger than, they had much bigger newsrooms both of them than the current one we have the Star Advertiser which is a merger of the two papers so it's a lack of resources I don't want to be too self-righteous about it because you just don't have the manpower that you used to have. People need to understand they have to pay for news. Free news is often fake news or it's bad you know it's just not well done. In order for people to get good news they have to understand they have to pay for it and very few people are paying for news nowadays. Yeah and the lesson to go to the educational side of this as you mentioned, the lesson is that you've got to train students coming up how important it is. The news is important for their democracy, the continuation of their quality of life, the improvement of quality of life, the control of government which gets uncontrolled sometimes and you that's not something you wake up in the middle of the night at the age of 40 and you realize it's something you have to be taught like your wife is teaching it but you know when I was a kid we were actually in school in New York we had a course in reading the newspaper and it wasn't just how to handle the double fold that was part of it. How do you read a newspaper in a subway where you fold it this way and that way it was like how to pick the articles how to appreciate how to connect the dots and a little of that training goes a long way unfortunately like so many other things in schools these days we have dropped that kind of thing off like music, like art and so many other things but I think we need that in a democracy we have to train those kids at a very early age like with reading reading, reading news they're both connected and how to read a newspaper and I guess the ultimate point which I'm sure your wife teaches at the university is that this is the key to our future everyone must get on board you don't have to agree with it but you have to know about it and we don't have that and we had better get that well you know I'm the child of immigrants and their English was not great but my dad would read the paper every evening I know my mother would often read it and they would watch the TV news religiously every night that was they felt that was their duty as a citizen to be honest there were less things to do back then you had the evening paper and there were three channels on TV and everyone put the news on at the same time so nowadays we know there's a million different ways to at six o'clock in the night there's a million different things to do possibly you could read the paper you could read the news or watch it but so many options and here's another thing you know what we're also up against and it I think it's larger than a lot of people know is the you have something like Russia which is a dictatorship and you know Putin and his oligarchs they don't need to what their goal is is to show that democracy is as bad as what they've got so the people in Russia stop complaining you know you want democracy look what democracy looks like in America or in Europe and Britain and that's their goal their goal isn't to necessary to do get Trump in office although maybe they've supported that what they want to do is sort of destroy the democratic process make it so much that people would say I'm not going to vote I mean I can't choose but everybody's a crook everybody's lying everybody everything's broken down why should I vote it's a waste of time that when that happens the Russians win the Chinese win but we have a democracy and it's better than those systems but we have to make it work it does take effort that's why it's so nefarious to say the press is the enemy of the people it's like saying we're our own enemies let's divide up I think another thing it sprung out of what you were talking about a minute ago your parents it's a story that's worth looking at why did they feel like they were doing it as a citizen the immigration service didn't tell them that but they picked it up somewhere they decided that it was they did it as a citizen who was like pay back to the country to be actively engaged in the community conversation and they picked it up they realized that it would help them in the integration into the but it was also going to help them in their careers and one other thing and this is a critical thing they could talk to people they were educated enough so they could have a conversation about their views of things with anybody and I think over time we've lost some of that we were in social media silos we only talked to the telephone we don't talk to people like you and I are talking right now exchanging ideas like that and views we may not agree and so I think that we have that kind of communication A. it helps to read the paper and do discerning reading of the news but B. it's part of that same fabric of understanding that we're all in this together right and which the last point I would make in a free association here is that by doing that when your father sat in his arm chair read the paper he talked to you didn't he Steve? he scolded me once I made a comment about a particular government he said no that's wrong and I was wrong he communicated all that stuff to you and it made you a journalist it made you a responsible citizen too that's exactly it you have an obligation it's not a one way street as a citizen you have obligations as a citizen almost the lowest form is the obligation to vote it goes beyond that to engage in the public discourse with your neighbors with your friends with people at work and to be engaged in what the important matters are and then to speak out on not just to be silent but it is the first word is obligation it is I don't know that people as much feel that obligation I know among immigrants it's very strong because they have volunteered to come here and they have often come from some places much worse they work hard to do the right thing that's why immigrants are so important to the country some of our best citizens many of our best citizens now we're at the point where we have to ask ourselves primitively what to do what to do in the media what to do in the public because I think this is we have a divisive problem part of that is we're in silos and we don't want to sort of shake the tree with the guy who we know feels differently we don't want to come to a consensus we don't want to have a vote really and have that conversation the country has sort of culture going off the track this way to get back won't be easy the media definitely part of it what do we do what do we do as part of the media what do we do as citizens it's we talk a lot about news bubbles when you're in your news bubble you're only hearing what you want to hear what you already know and it's being reinforced and other people in there the biggest problem is not the bubbles that is a problem but it's partisanship it's an inability you're a republican I'm a democrat we're never talking building those relationships and real warm relationships not yelling at each other relationships that starts to break down the barriers that more than getting out of your news bubble let me give you an example we talk about Fox News or MSNBC being very partisan and they are but way more people watch the six o'clock evening national news still and that those shows aim to be centrist and you have republicans and democrats watching the same news and coming away with very different perspectives you've got democrats seeing what's going on in Washington and they're saying that's an impeachable offense and you have republicans saying that's a nothing burger so it's not the news bubble that's the worst problem it is a problem but the worst problem is partisanship and we not having relations anymore with people we disagree with and we have to build those up so I think it's very important to talking to people who you disagree with and not yelling listening and talking maybe you're not going to change their mind or they yours but you've built a relationship and maybe it's a relationship of trust and you can find common ground let me offer a thought on that I've been trying to think this all through and what I've come to well is I'm very patriotic although I went to law school I understood about the branches of government before I went to law school that was part of my pre law school training I was sensitive to it then and I'm even more sensitive to it now about trying to keep the machine going properly healthy and so last week Colbert, one of my favorites gets on with a couple of musicians and they decide they're going to sing America the Beautiful Ray Charles rendition who made that song famous and they sang it and they sang it with jazz over a very American rendition of America and it touched me and I realized something it really touched me every time I hear that song let's not sing it now Steve but every time I hear that song I am touched I mean really emotionally touched and here's a point that comes out of it is that aside from this silo and aside from the divisiveness and unwilling to have a conversation and rejecting the other side at Hark out of hand you have to believe in the country you have to believe in the social fabric that over arches any particular political position you want to take and so when you start out with the notion that this is the group my mother would say this is the greatest country in the world be thankful to God every day that you live here you were born here you know we have to all see that as the fundamental point these questions of the media and the silo and the divisiveness first you have to understand and agree that patriotism overall right of a country that is from sea to sea not this area not the what some people call the real America the real America is everything the real America is everything from Brooklyn to San Francisco to Iowa to North Dakota it's all America and it's always been that way we have always been a country of many different types of people many different types of places and that's why it's a great country yeah the other point is immigration by the way I get a similar reaction when I hear the Emma Lazarus poem you know give me your tired huddle you know yearning to be free that also touches me because I believe that that's part of this recipe you're talking about so you want to know my solution see how you think about it one of the biggest mistakes the country ever made and it was in reaction to Vietnam was terminating the draft because in the military you get to rub shoulders with everyone you get to understand them you get to like them you get to feel there's a common bond and that carried through a number of generations the greatest generation after the war the greatest generation was polyglot it wasn't just a bunch of old howdy guys it was polyglot and so that's we need to do that how do you do that you need national service of some kind that is an interesting idea we did lose a lot when we lost the draft and it would be nice if we brought it back to include women in it I mean there is a because that's one of the divides we have in our country between the way men think and the way the reality women are living in interesting solution can you bring it back to the draft well you're going to have a lot of young people out there who are going to oppose it it's about public service yes it was about the war and we were throwing men into a war that was very painful and lost their lives if it becomes a more of a public service the draft is for public service which may include military service and maybe people will think differently all things considered the program morning media symposium the news that you read and write about every day you live more than really anybody I know you live in a world of news you are sensitive to everything that's happening thank you and then of course all the you know the concerns optimism pessimism about where this country is going, wrap it all together let me ask you how do you feel about the future are we going to be okay well people often draw a comparison between this time and this pre-civil war and then a civil war itself and that is I think a valid concern we have people who can't talk to each other because they're understanding the world we live in is so very different we got through the civil war what we also face and this I think terrifies me even more is climate change and the wrenching choices that we'll have to make that climate change will force upon us including literally hundreds if not billions of a billion climate refugees from places all over the world which be no longer be habitable and those people will come knocking at our door and how we deal with that so I am optimist by nature I think we will get through it because I have no history and we have gotten through things that have been this worse this bad before but I see so many huge challenges and I hope that as a member of the news media I hope to help break down those barriers that allow America to be one country again and to be one country united and moving forward because we have done that before even in spite of partisan differences we have had shared agendas that allowed us to move forward and become great maybe even one world together let's fix this one first and then see how we work go after that thank you so much next time soon


Fawr iawn. Fawr iawn i gael i'r 18 mlyneddol o'r Cymru, Llywodraeth Cymru a Lland reform. Ymdewch i ddweud o'r coleg Alex Rowley a ddysgu. Fydden nhw'n gweithio'r ffordd, rwy'n dweud i'r ffordd o'r agenda. Rwy'n gweithio'n gweithio'r agenda, wrth gwrs, ddim yn cymdeithasol i'r ffordd o'r mobile, fel oedd yn cyfleoedd ac oedd yn cyfleoedd cyflau. Rydw i'n ddweud i'r systemau bwrdd drosu. The first item on the agenda is for the committee to consider whether to take items three and four in private. Are we agreed? We are agreed. The second item on the agenda is to consider the carbon accounting scheme Scotland amendment regulations 2018, SSI 2018, slash four zero. Details on this negative instrument can be found in paper one. Do members have any comments they wish to make on this instrument? No comments. So we are agreed on the instrument. And it's next meeting on 13 March. The committee expects to take evidence on stage one of the Scottish Crownry state bill from various stakeholders. As agreed earlier, we will now move it into private session. I ask if the public gallery will be cleared as the public part of the meeting is closed.


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. FIFA 23 leaks 85 times 10 tradable and a showdown SPC. Those are all things that we are talking about in today's video. There's a lot going on in the FIFA world at this time looking ahead to FIFA 23 and currently in FIFA 22. Now, speaking of FIFA 22, the 85 times 10 tradable flew under the radar. I kinda forgot about this 8510 in the warmup SPC area. I think a lot of people forgot about this as well. It was a tradable version. Not that it told us that, but it did not contain the words untradable, which therefore meant that the pack was gonna show up as tradable and it did yesterday and that impacted the market a lot. I wanna take a look at that, prices down over 50% on some of the preseason batch one cards that were impacts and supplied through that yesterday and also the fodder prices that kind of happened because of that. A lot of fodder went crazy, crazy low. We had some really weird things happening with that side of the market. And of course, we have to talk about today on Wednesday. It is a showdown SPC Wednesday with the game coming on Saturday. We have got Jules Kunde versus Alex Teles, Sevilla, Barcelona on tap for probably a piece of content that we could get today. Also a new preseason player transfer SPC that we could be seeing very soon as well. Now, I did mention FIFA 23. We are gonna have a dedicated video talking about all the FIFA 23 leaks and everything that's gone on in the past day or so with that whole debacle coming soon. So make sure you subscribe to the channel if you wanna see that. And of course, if you're enjoying the videos, drop a thumbs up on them. Let's start by talking about this tradable 85x10 again because like I said, it kind of fell behind the radar. Like I think the fact that this SPC last week was untradable kind of made us think that this was gonna be untradable again for week two of the preseason promo. Now, what happened was, it doesn't show for me anymore because I completed it, but if you were doing the warm-up challenges, one, two, and three, a lot of people yesterday did the foot 23 warm-up SPC for the third time, right? And of course, you get an 85x5 and for the group reward, you get the 85x10. Now in the fine text above this objective, it said, complete all these challenges to earn a 10x85 plus players pack. It did not say, like it said last week, earn a 10x85 plus pack untradable. So therefore, to a little bit of surprise yesterday, the 85x10 out of this objective dropped as tradable. And as you would expect with, you know, the decent pack weight that the 85x10 has, albeit not the best cards and packs, stuff on the market got absolutely kind of pummeled in price because of all of that supply. Specifically, some of your tots and shapeshifter cards that are in preseason batch number one. I'm seeing some of these cards rebound back up in price, but I'm telling you guys, the supply yesterday was crazy. Cards like this Hyunmin Sun were down over 50%. And if you're like, Nate, I needed a couple, I needed a one last discount to get a deal on my cards. Hyunmin Sun was 230, went all the way down to 100K at his lowest point. He was 120, kind of showing here on foot bin. He's now back up to 184,000 coins. Ginola was under 700K. He's back to 860, you know, even on the Xbox, big drops everywhere on the market yesterday because that tradable supply was just kind of, again, a bit of a surprise. There was really not a lot of expectation for this because based off of how it last week went with that 85x10 in objectives, we didn't expect it to be tradable. But if you kind of read the fine print, you could have deduced that some people knew. But again, it was widely, widely a surprise to most people. So what happened was most things in packs went down. Actually, everything in packs went down in preseason batch one. I bought some Christiana Ronaldo's at 1.6. He's actually 1.95, I sold a bit early. I bought some Ronaldo's at 164, 163. Sold them at 1.84, 1.83. He's back up now over 1.9. So some really good opportunities to flip some cards yesterday and just with all the panic that happened, a lot of those meta cards dropped. If you were trying to get one of these and buy one of them for your team, great opportunity came of that yesterday. Also with the SBC releasing 85x10, you had a lot of your gold cards get supplied as well. So now we have a really interesting situation on the fodder market because yesterday for a hot minute, 83s were more expensive than 85s. 83s on the market were about 3,500 coins and 85s were under 3K as they are right now. Now they're still really low. 86s are really low as well. And some of these guys are nearing literally the bottom of their price range. 85s yesterday, right at the content drop. I bought a couple 85 rated cards for 2.2K, literally their minimum price range on this game which was crazy to see. 84s were still like 4,000 coins and 86s were under 4,000 coins. So right now you have 83s and 86s separated by 1,000 coins for that fodder range usually during the year. 83s are like 2K, right? And 86s are like 10, 12K. Well right now 86s are 3,000 coins because of that supply yesterday.  Oh, that's a huge amount, not really. But in terms of fodder, it kind of was. So that was a pretty crazy thing to see yesterday. I know a lot of people went out and made some investments on fodder. If you got fodder at basically discard prices, you can't go wrong with that. 85s at like under 3K for 85s is pretty good. 86s in the low threes, basically as low as they can go as well. 3.7K, they're literally at like minimum price. That's pretty good in my opinion as well. We still have some more SBCs that are coming out later on this weekend potentially. We have a couple of leaked transfer cards, a new one to talk about in today's video as well. So that's, you know, I think there's some decent investments that could be made there. And I also like the investments that were made on the higher tier. A lot of people were buying Pejri yesterday at literally discard. And that was one of the big things that you had yesterday from content as well is you had the 85s and the 86s go down in price. But think about all the times you've packed Suarez from an 85 times 10 or a Pejri from an 85 times 10. 12K for a 96 rated TOS card, there could very easily be a point in time where, you know, an SBC comes out again later on this week that requires some high rated squads, another big transfer SBC, another 95 plus shapeshifter's player pick like we had dropped yesterday. And a guy like Suarez or Pejri goes up a little bit.  And since you can buy these TOS cards for instead of like 17, 18K, 13,000 coins, there's a little bit of more of an advantage there to go and buy one of these for an SBC. So if you bought some of these at Discard, I think that was a good decision to buy that as well. Again, just time as your friend when it comes to these promos because they're so SBC based and you'll continue to see some more SBCs dropped. And especially if on Friday we get a new batch of players in packs, right? We're talking batch one is ending. If batch two is a lot better that could bring one last wave of hype to the SBC section of this game. And then Samir Fadar could continue to go up with people doing more SBCs and crafting since there's maybe better cards in packs. That's something to kind of think about and a change that's happening this Friday in the game with the cards that are in packs. Now yesterday with other content as well, I mentioned a 95 plus shapeshifter player pick. This was out, it was released three times you could do it. So repeatable three times, but it expires in a week. So I don't know if this is like repeatable or if it's gonna refresh at all but I have not done it a third time. I've only done it twice. So maybe look if you've done it three times look and see if it's gonna be like refreshed. I don't believe that it will be but I hope that it is because this is a really fun player pick to do. It's not that expensive and especially with high rated fodder kind of going down, you know, it's only 113K according to footband to do this. That's a fun gamble, right? To try to get Ginola, Ronaldo, Messi, one of those guys. That's a pretty fun gamble, SPC pack right there. We also had an 87 plus player pick, one of four that is unlimited repeatable and this one is actually pretty decent value because it's an 83 rated squad, zero chemistry. You have to have one player that's 85 rated or above. So incredibly easy to get this done. I think I did the first one yesterday and I had like 14 chemistry, best thing ever. Don't have to worry about how much chemistry you have. That is a blessing when all these SPCs at this time of the year or especially as we get into FIFA 23 where we're gonna struggle for chemistry a lot. So that's a big W in my opinion. Some people would just say, yo, Nate, just go to the preseason batch one player pick which you do have a point but this is 83 rated, 70 chemistry. So and it's a one of three. This other one's a one of four. So technically, you know, I think the 87 plus player pick is the one to go with right there and over the preseason batch one player pick for right now. So the 87 plus player pick is out for six days. So whatever cards are in packs this Friday, you'll be able to spam those if you want, stack them up and then do that for batch two of 40s as well not just have it kind of locked to batch one like that player pick is. So that was all the content yesterday. It was those two SPCs and then the objective for the 85 times 10. And it actually made for a pretty active day on FIFA with people doing FIFA 22 content and then of course all the FIFA 23 leaks and stuff that were going on and all the Twitter and all the content just kind of all the thoughts really thinking about FIFA 23, the leaks, the card ratings and stuff like that. So again, like I said, another video coming out later today from me on that. Now let's talk about Wednesday a little bit because there are, well, there's one SPC that I really think is gonna be happening today but there is another leak for another transfer showdown I'm sorry, not showdown a transfer player SPC that I think would be another one of those FIFA favorites. Now here's the showdown and I am expecting this for today. I'm expecting Alex Tellez and Coonday to be dropped today on Wednesday. Throwback to last week on Wednesday for a Saturday game between Uve and Roma. They dropped Pogba and Wijnaldum. That's why I'm thinking today would be Tellez and Coonday. So keep a close watch for this. I don't know if it's gonna be that crazy of a day on Wednesday in terms of content inside of the game apart from this. I'm not sure what other types of gamble SPCs or just SPCs in general EA would drop. I mean, we have a shapeshifter player pick. We have a 95 plus player pick. We have an icon player pick. We have plenty of player SPCs. So I'm not entirely sure what other sort of gamble pack that we would get today. I was still thinking that during this promo we would get some sort of like year in review player pick but we haven't seen one of those yet. So that's just kind of an idea that I have in my mind that I haven't seen yet. And I figured that EA would drop and they haven't done it yet but it'd be a great opportunity end of the year year in review. Kind of makes sense. Anyways, this SPC I feel like is the most common or has the most chance of dropping today on the game. Now the other leak that I was mentioning is Raheem the dream is Sterling, Chelsea, left wing, 98 rated is the prediction. So again, these are predicted stats, not a guarantee, not an actual leak in terms of the statistics on this card. The leak is that he is gonna be coming as a preseason player. And like I mentioned in yesterday's video about the Sadio Mane, I think this is gonna be one of those cards that is released on the weekend. I feel like they've released all the player species they're going to during the week. And again, I'd love to be wrong but Mane and Sterling, those are big names. Kind of like last week with Bernatso and Erling Holland. I just feel like these would be cards that are gonna be released on this upcoming weekend with another week of the preseason rewards starting. So that's kind of one thing I would watch out for if you're excited for this card, wanna get it in your team. This could be a really, really meta item. I mean, let's not gloss over that fact that Sterling's card could be a lot of fun. His Player of the Month, his Enforms, people have used a lot there in this year. The Winter Wildcard Sterling was pretty good as well. Four star, four star on that card. We would really hope for a five four or a five five on this Sterling. And he does have a pretty meta build in the game. Very good dribbling. And just, it might be a fun card to use. So again, as the transfer SBCs have been pretty cheap and no dynamic image, that's what we would expect for this card. But I would assume between Friday and Sunday for a card like Raheem Sterling as well. And if the trend continues, three SBCs at least per weekend, I would expect to see another leaked transfer player SBC in the coming days. I think there's one big name that we haven't seen yet that I think a lot of people would like to see. And I know we just had a Real Madrid center back, but I think Chalmani would be a card that a lot of people would like to see as a transfer. Let me know down in the comments if there's any other transfer SBCs that you would like to see.  But I feel like there's still a few more that they could drop. Even like, you know, Decetillera, AC Milan, that might be a really cool SBC that we could see. I don't know, just watch out for the leaks because I feel like that is very, very, very possible either today or tomorrow to get another one of those leaked because right now we only have two and that wouldn't seem like enough content for another week of pre-season. Now, just some early thoughts on pre-season squad number one and in, you know, batch number two coming out after this, I think really what's gonna happen here is they're gonna just change up some of the Tots cards that are in packs. If you guys remember from when we went from batch number three of footies into batch number one of the pre-season promo, a lot of the Tots cards, like Chalmani is actually a good example, a lot of the Tots cards went like down a level, right? Like right now we have coates and a lot of the MLS and secondary league cards in packs right now. I'm just thinking about Tots cards that I'm packing a lot. You know, I feel like I'm packing more of the fodder Tots cards than some of the more valuable ones. Yes, Pedri, yes Suarez, Modric's in packs, I'm packing those guys for sure and 85 times 10s and stuff like that. But I think your quality of Tots cards is gonna go up and I think you're gonna see that. Some cards that have not been in packs, you know, like maybe Mane team of the season would be an example of this or some of your other main league team of the season cards like Ben Yedder is in packs right now from league one. I think Neymar is in packs as well but guys like Paqueta, Chalmani, Marquinhos, I know Ibope is in packs right now but some of those bigger names from each of the different leagues of team of the season like Ben Zema is not in packs right now I believe Joao Felix is not, you know, Militao I don't believe is in packs. I'd have to do, look at the list again but Lewandowski Tots is not and Coomcoo Bellingham like those sorts of higher tier Tots cards I think you would see more of those included in this next batch because again, look at the ones that I've packed recently Acuña, I've packed Jota, Coates, Russell, Munoz, Christensen, Kakare, Vinicius, Suarez, like the, not cheaper but lower rated and just not as hyped cards. You still have a couple in there like Bruno, Fofan, I keep packing, Skriniar, Malikiewicz, Savage, so there are some higher tier ones that are in there but the hype with the cards in packs I think is, it only has one way to go and that is up for batch number two of the preseason promo. So we will have to see how that looks in the coming days if we, you know, I don't think we'll have any leaks about what cards are gonna be in packs but again, all that we really hope for with that as well is that EA would introduce foot captains players, right? We would love it if EA would include some of these cards from each of these different promos into that batch number two of the preseason promo. The only problem is it might be a little bit too late. So that's kind of our only ask and you know, that's something that we actually look forward to right now is we look forward to a little bit of just changing it up of what's in packs. I think a lot of people would find that as a very, very welcomed addition to this game at the moment. So Raheem Sterling-Leek, showdown SPC today. I'm not really sure what else would be happening today on a Wednesday. To be completely honest, also what today is, it's the last day of the season, the last full day. So if you're out there maybe, you know, trying to get a level 30 player or a Higuain, I guess, if you really want Higuain or nine goalin, or if you're grinding and wanting to keep track of your rivals wins, you know, for the milestone rewards and stuff like that. Today is the final day of season eight, which does mean this weekend will be an extended weekend league.  So watch out for that. And we'll talk a little bit more about that in tomorrow's video for sure, as we head into the brand new season. So again, a lot going on at FIFA. Kind of yesterday was a kind of crazy day for just FIFA in general, but even on FIFA 22, besides the whole leaks conversation with everything that was going on with the 85x10 tradeable. Hopefully today we get a banger of a showdown SPC. Hopefully they're 96 rated, good value, and some pretty big stat boost on the telas and the Kunde. I'm excited for both of those. Hope you are too. But if you enjoyed today's video, smash the thumbs up on it, comment down below if you have any questions, and subscribe if you're new. It's been Nathan Foot Accounting. I'll catch you guys later. Peace out.