Each review is leading every day, but we still have not achieved gender parity in leadership roles. Not at law firms, not in companies, not in the government. So for anyone who may have lingering doubts about the suitability of women in leadership, I want to hear your thoughts as women on what it is that women bring to the table as leaders. We tend to be bold when we need to be, and I think sometimes people don't even recognize it or know it because we have an ability to do it with a velvet touch at times, which I think can be to our advantage. We naturally have the ability to stretch ourselves, I think, as Stacy mentioned, because, hey, every day we're juggling lots of things as women. And so that natural innate ability that God has given us to mother at times and assist others and be collaborative absolutely is a benefit in the workplace. I know personally speaking, even during this pandemic, there's been, I know for many private and non-profits and, of course, government entities that we have had to figure things out and how to do things differently. And I think that ability as women to think broadly be, like I said, collaborative and communicative with others about things that are difficult, but that we can still figure out how to get it done makes women leaders some of the best. When we as women and particularly women of color are now at the boardroom table or, you know, in the C-suite, as much progress as we've certainly made, as you see all of us here on this call today, we're still working for that equity where it isn't such an uncommon thing to see us in those spaces. And so when you are in it, and particularly in public administration and government, I want to say to me, I think you and I talked about this, it may be at 13% now across the country where you have women or female administrators in our cities and towns and counties. And I often find myself, you know, not necessarily seeing a familiar face at my professional conferences and or just, you know, working with developers in our capital city and that sort of thing. And I think that, you know, Stacey makes a good point that sometimes we're checking ourselves a little bit. And I don't know that we should have to, but I think it's on our mind. And it always remains top of mind of perceptions being become a reality and that type of thing. At the end of the day, we're competent. And we can do these jobs. And I think, again, for me too, it's a little bit of both because I think that is genuinely me. So if I present myself in those opportunities, that becomes more of hopefully the norm for others, whether they are my team members, subordinate staff, other members of my executive team, developers or community members, citizens, customers, whoever it might be, they just need to begin to also feel comfortable with us as women in these roles. And that we can certainly and are certainly performing at our best. And I think maybe just us continuing to do it, being present, encouraging others along the way to do these same jobs as women that we're doing, it makes it a little bit more real for everyone to accept us for who we are and all that comes with it. Teresa, let's jump back to you. How do you keep from getting overextended? Well, I am certainly not the master at it yet. I've gotten better at it over the years. I've had to learn that I need some gatekeepers around me at times. I've always, you know, thought, and I guess this goes a little bit back to some of the other things we were talking about of what impression you're giving to people. And so I had in my mind, you know, I can never close my door. I need to have this open door policy all the time. And what happens with that, you know, people do know that you're available to them, but it can become a situation where you just can't even have a minute to think straight because it'll be a constant evolving door, revolving door. And so I've learned to have the right people around me, you know, have a great team who understands me. I think that sometimes in our roles, particularly if you're like a public figure or a pointed figure, you know, you are on all the time, really 24-7. And I mean, just to have self-care and to give yourself a little grace and to be at your best, you do need to have some boundaries set for yourself. And sometimes it's, you know, you set those boundaries, but you need a core group of individuals around you who I feel so blessed to have worked with these individuals with me because they understand that now. And they sometimes save me from myself, probably, and help me to remember that we just, let's just have an hour here so you can think straight because, you know, it's, you can go from meeting to meeting to meeting to meeting all day long.  Have you done the follow-up? Have you had the time? And then you find yourself at, you know, late at night after other obligations that you also have trying to catch up. And so I still do that, but I'm trying to learn to stay, stick to a few boundaries. In 2013, when I became the city manager in Columbia, you know, we were transitioning in the city with leadership and the former city manager was retiring. I had been with the city for several years at that point, and it worked different roles and had most recently been an assistant city manager. So when the opportunity presented itself, you know, there were several individuals who said, you know, you should really apply for that. And I said, well, I'm really happy with what I'm doing. And but, you know, well, I don't know, I need to think about that. And I do think, as Lindsay stated, you know, we as women, and I do think this is a difference from sometimes our male counterparts, the amount of thought to the point we will overthink something and think ourselves out of it. We will, we tend to do that sometimes. And I was may have been bordering on that. And in my heart, I mean, they were for valid reasons. I was a single mother. My biggest concern honestly was not if I was capable of doing the job or not, because I actually thought that I was. I had the institutional knowledge there to do it. I had a law degree, I have a law degree, but I didn't have my master's in public administration. So again, women trying to check every box, I was like, well, I don't have that degree. But, you know, I do have the experience. But again, it came down to the work life balance and what would be compromised in any way for my daughter. And so, after speaking with my parents, who honestly have always been, you know, like a second caregiver to my daughter and is my major support system, I recognize that this opportunity was such a great chance for my daughter to see true servant leadership, to see me grow. It could be done. We had the support system. It was okay. And I just encourage, you know, other women, particularly as they're growing in their careers, you know, to not talk themselves out of opportunities, to make sure that they have the structure around themselves and probably, you know, people they can count on one hand who are truly there to shoot it to them straight, to give them guidance, to lift them up and also tell them when they need to check themselves a little bit. And so I had those things. And with those things, I recognize that I really could be successful in the role and to the stay, hopefully, and I'll keep doing it. But that's another, I guess, nugget that I've learned along the way that we, as women, sometimes do want to check every box. And you don't always have to. Let's say a woman has it all together. She has her strategic plan. She knows when to say yes, when to say no.  She's authentic in her leadership. Even if she does all that, she may still come up against some structural inequities. And so to avoid all of that, what advice would you give to employers to create an equitable work environment so that more women can end up in leadership? And Teresa, I would like to start with you on that one. Sure. I know firsthand what it means to not just have a mentor, but a sponsor in my life, as I have, you know, kind of made my way through professionally. But that sponsor oftentimes takes you on personally as well, because they know, you know, from working with you, the journey that you're trying to put yourself on, like, where you want to go, what priorities have you set for yourself? What is it that you want to achieve? And so my career path has changed. And I think that that's yet another thing that happens is that, as women, we have to embrace sometimes, like we said, opportunities that just present themselves that may, you know, I had a law degree, I worked in policy work for many years. And as a lobbyist, I ended up in city government never would have necessarily thought that. But one theme and one thing that was consistent outside of, you know, the strong support system of family was a sponsor in my life, a lady named Shirley Mills, who I knew since college when I was just an intern in her office at my college. And so she, I can call her today if I need to pick up the phone, get advice, but that ability for us to open doors in our workplaces for others. I think we talked about that a little bit already to make sure that as we're talking specifically about women in different in all of our professions that they know that they can first hand talk to someone if they're experiencing something, and we can help them work through it. We may have a network that they haven't built yet, that we can help open doors and opportunities for them. And then in the respective workplaces themselves, whether it's private or public, I do think that we have learned to do things differently, even when we have thought that maybe we couldn't before. I mean, it's a fact that the pandemic itself has created environments where we have had to learn to work differently, whether it's remote opportunities, staggered schedules, but just being receptive to the needs of, you know, our people and that at the end of the day, if you want to have a productive work environment, I think that genuine nature that we've talked about a little bit today comes through to your employees when they see that you do care and you do, you can't do everything, but you can at least be open to trying to figure out alternative solutions, whether it's for work or childcare or whatever it might be. I think we just have to be open to that, and that's the new reality, really, that we find ourselves in.


There are countless astonishing relics still to be unearthed in Peru, rediscovered within the modern age, like that of Machu Picchu, long forgotten and gulfed by nature, still hidden within our past. With those which are rediscovered, simply dismissed and massed by cult-like actions of many of our modern institutions, most of which add a loss to explain the advanced nature of many of these relics, simply labeling said sites as pre-Incan. Peru is home to some of the most exquisite polygonal stonework to be found anywhere on the planet. Additionally, some of this inexplicable stoneworking incorporated some of the most enormous of stones into their construction. Furthermore, the Inca Road, a ruin we have previously covered, long ignored and rarely discussed, it is the largest man-made structure ever found, dwarfing the Great Wall of China, stretching an astounding 25,000 miles, once connecting many of the most inexplicable sites found within the country. It seems Peru was once a very important place, and possibly the capital of a civilization now lost long ago within history. Many of the unexplained ancient ruins we cover also express a near-obsession with the movement of the planets amongst the stars, and a huge portion of these ruins are either celestially aimed or had some form of astronomical significance built into their design, and our next subject of interest is of no exception. Known as chanquillo, we feel, it is a demonstration of exceptional astronomical knowledge, abilities far out of the reach of its currently academically claimed constructor. Riveling even that of Stonehenge, it is an ancient monumental complex, located along the Peruvian coastal desert, in a place known as the Kazma Sechen Basin, within the Ankhash Department of Peru. Atop a hill, there are 13 towers regularly spaced, forming a toothed horizon. What is incredible about this undertaking, however, is that throughout the year, if one is positioned in the correct place, one can witness the sunrises between each of these ridges, with solstices also significantly highlighted by their builders. The question is, how did a people place centuries ago within known history, and thus, with a far more limited understanding of astronomical precisions, accomplish the building of such an enormous ruin, aligned with the sun with such accuracy? Just like that of the precision displayed in other ancient ruins perfectly aligned to cardinal points, the Chanqueo is yet another example of an ancient civilization's workmanship, far more advanced and far more capable than that of the culture academia currently claims as the maker of said relic. From the east and west, investigators designated two possible observation points. From these vanishes, the 300-meter-long spread of the towers corresponds to the rising and setting positions of the sun over the year. From the winter solstice, the sun would rise behind the leftmost tower of Chanqueo and rise behind each of the towers until it reached the rightmost tower, six months later on the summer solstice. Inhabitants of Chanqueo would have been able to determine the date with an accuracy within a day or two, simply by observing the sunrise or sunset from these correct observational points. The 13 towers have been interpreted as an astronomical observatory, built in the 4th century BC. However, we believe with such incredible abilities and knowledge of the processional positions required to have constructed these towers, they are far out of the reach of our own well-studied currently claimed ancient ancestors. Claimed as that of the Kazma-Sichen culture, we however disagree with this posit, simply on the grounds of its astonishing nature and the capabilities of its past constructor. It is a place which we find highly compelling. In 1835, an unknown laborer in Kent, the UK, was doing his usual fieldwork. When he struck the soil in what could be classified as a lucky spot, upon impacting the ground, his spade disappeared into the earth, breaking a doorway into an underworld like no other. The lads soon realized that he was standing on an entrance to hollow underground caverns that from the surface could not be seen. Word quickly spread regarding the find and the curiosity to see what was actually down there soon began to boil over. A local schoolteacher kindly volunteers his young son Joshua to make the dangerous trip down beneath the ground to see what was actually down there. He described rooms encrusted with millions of carefully arranged shells. People were obviously a little skeptical regarding the claims initially, yet when the hole was eventually widened, allowing to see for themselves, they were stunned when the boy's accounts were confirmed as completely true. Now known as the Shell Grotto of Margate, its origins or purpose still remains a complete mystery to this day. Almost all the surface area of the walls and roof are covered in mosaics created entirely out of seashells, totaling about 190 square meters of mosaic, calculated to be around 4.6 million shells. Various hypotheses have dated its construction to any time in the past 3,000 years. Theories have included that it was an 18th or 19th century rich man's folly, that it was a prehistoric astronomical calendar, and even that it could be connected to the knight's templar. Interestingly, no publicly known scientific dating of the site has yet to be completed. The most frequently used shells throughout the mosaic, mussels, cockles, welks, limpets, scallops, and oysters are largely local. They could have been found in sufficient numbers from four possible bays, yet the majority of the mosaic is formed from the flatwinkle, which is used to create the background infill between the designs. However, this shell is found only rarely locally, so would have been collected from shores west of Southampton. Melgrotto is certainly an amazing, yet not very well known find. More scientific research is clearly needed if we are to unravel the mysteries of its incredible construction.


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Willie Codsey and I crushed my finger with the gear and it's like we've been hurting for like three months it's all gone now so yeah amen amen all the glory goes to Jesus so my name is Alona and my back started to hurt right here my shoulder to the point where it hurt to hurt my to move my arm and I prayed for today and it's completely like nothing was ever there yeah without any pain yeah no all the glory goes to Jesus amen let's give a round of applause my name is Geanrik and I twist my toe on the left hand no never left foot and it was hurting but now it's pretty much I feel no pain at all when you when you had pain when you twisted did you have pain when you would walk yeah I barely walk and I couldn't do any exercises and I couldn't run I couldn't and happen during this camp and so now you can stand on it and after prayer the prayer that pain was gone yeah amen God bless you all the glory goes to Jesus I was praying for this throughout camp you guys right before camp I don't know what before we drove out you know in the morning I wake up and I'm washing my face and this never happened to you I I never had issues with my back and what happened I was rushing my face and my back just snapped like right and I feel like something like God I had a place and I was like discomfort will sleep and walk and play and it was like always like something wrong there and like right now but I was actually testing it it was hurting and then while I was talking with Willie I'm testing it and it's nothing at all absolutely pulling us I can do anything it's this is amazing God is good no seriously this is a miracle for myself this is my first miracle like this praise God now don't twist it too hard okay so my name is Thomas and for the longest time for maybe a couple of years now whenever I would like put my shoulders back on the right side like somewhere closer to the back from the shoulder blade my muscle would like hurt and it like it's like in a cramp or something and like I didn't really pray for that I but you know I prayed when for like everything else that hurt too and just now you know I was I just tested it and there is like literally no tension there at all for like a year maybe as far as I can remember well come on let's give Jesus all the glory and all the honor amen


Standard of California on behalf of independent chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the west Invite you to let George do it Destination dead end another adventure of George Valentine personal notice dangerous my stock and trade If your life's going into a tailspin on the odds are against your call on me George Valentine right full details Dear mr. Valentine I Cannot pay big fee for your services That would mean I would have to go to my son for the money that I would never do But no matter what my son has done He is still my own flesh and blood and I must help him He is in trouble. I know it. I feel it Work during the day would you come and talk to me tonight? Maybe I can still save him and it signs Sophie Pevellman 93 River Street Do you know I'm George?  Oh golly George, I don't think we belong in this picture with Dickie boy I wasn't thinking of him Brooks.  I Can tell you everything later, mr. Valentine, but right now you must go to Richard. Hey wait I know something is going to happen to him tonight. Look have a heart mrs. Pevellman, I haven't even had a chance to think about oh, I was praying for you to get here It was like a knife turning around in my heart to hear my son on the phone Well try to calm down just what did he say? He told me he was having dinner at the Richelieu restaurant Well, I wish I could hack them to him there would be drowning in a finger ball He said he ordered everything the best and had to talk to me this last time. I wasn't all I said no One more thing that makes me sure he is in terrible danger. What's that? When Richard was a little boy sometimes he would get into bad trouble and run away It is not easy for young people to be good in this neighborhood. Go on when the trouble was real bad. He would say Goodbye mom See you day after tomorrow Then I never knew when he would come back and is that what he said tonight. Yes Don't you see he was trying to tell me he did not know when I would see him again Just like when he was a boy. All right, mrs. Pevellman you stay put it'll make you feel any better We'll get over to the Richelieu and see what's bothering your son Knowing the spot you're on doesn't seem to interfere with your appetite Pevellman And the condemned man ate a hearty meal.  Because there would be tomorrow night and the night after that and even I can't afford fabulous feasts like this every night Your mother isn't going to take this as nonchalantly as you were. She'll get over us Hey, look, yeah, how'd you ever get in a jam like this? Just don't buy Charvatize suits from Bond Street and peal shoes just being another private dick who turns in a report and forgets all right So you don't But the boy from River Street in the slums he wanted these things My job I picked up a lot of useful information that nobody else could get They traded it in What information about Matt Downey's operations have you been selling at the home Scalati and Matt has just decided to put a stop to it. It's as simple as that. Yeah Pevellman of River Street Connoisseur Epicurean par excellence a private eye with a PhD his mother's slave to get him It's been a long road just to wind up with a dead end.   Yeah Hello, mom. This is your boy Richard the inauguration is over and I'm calling you from the White House very good very good Look Valentine before you knock yourself out on my behalf. I ought to tell you Over there. That's Downey my nemesis himself The punk with him is a trigger happy character named Jinx.   Maybe See in a while Fine about my quick is this is the chef at the real shallow restaurant on Carlton fire in the kitchen Everything she is burning down early right there. We're quick weak my phony French accent didn't get in the way something ought to happen.  All right friends. You're dealing go ahead You heard the question. I don't know what you're peddling, but I don't want any don't play innocent Downey You're not dressed for it be that comic amscrave Disappeared and give my love to Peppermint Hey, there must be a fire Hey now take it easy everybody.  I'll let you know when you're wake up Peppermint we're getting out of here. What's going to be next with you, huh? From day to day the suspense kills me now.  Look lieutenant How about Peppermint you say you want me to keep them stashed away, huh? Well, what do I charge him with power and how do I keep somebody from bailing them out? Have a woman will be happy to be charged with anything just to keep down the office tail Well, you could have found him jaywalking or talking sassy to an officer or Putting misdashes on paintings in the museum Oh, don't be so helpful miss Brooks and to keep him from being bailed out by certain interested parties You can shut him around from one precinct to another just don't let him get slammed out Why should I protect him? He never cooperates with this. He won't tell us a thing If Downey and his hoodlums are gunning for him. We ought to know why Riley You'd like to get something on Donnie, wouldn't you? What do you think all right then it's a bargain Before the night's over. I expect I'll be seeing a lot of mr. Downey Look Valentine. Let's stop the pot see we can make a deal. Okay name it down. He'll even listen forget She'll work in for Peppermint and I'll forget I owe you something for that fancy shuffle of the rich blue I ain't forgetting it close your head jinx I'll make it interesting The wallet full of shin plasters with big numbers on them I got an old lady with a strong sense of justice paying me off It wouldn't be ethical to shack up with you. What do you want to bother with Peppermint? You know, it's a rat Now where is he in endurance vile?  Okay Valentine We'll find a way to bail that double crosser out. It's gonna take you some time I made a little game out of it. It's called Pevellman Pevellman. Who's got Pevellman? I've got time You better have plenty our friend can plead guilty to a charge It'll keep him in the can and the like and find out what'll put you where he is. Okay now Let's stop being cute. Look get Pevellman out in the open.  You see I got the old lady When nobody can get to her What's that? Yeah It's either the son of the mother Now make up your mind We'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine in just a moment Meanwhile a word of advice from a fellow motorist one of the worst enemies anyone's car can have is interior engine corrosion and Probably no one is more aware of this fact than a man who looks after a railroad diesel engines The man I have in mind is mr. George L Higgs diesel locomotive supervisor for the Spokane Portland Seattle Railroad Having had excellent results with rpm Dilo oil in locomotives for years It was natural for mr. Higgs to use compounded rpm motor oil in his automobile and in his pleasure boat Among other advantages of rpm motor oil mr. Higgs points out quote It's one oil that prevents corrosion and increases bearing life I'm quote, but you don't have to run a railroad to find out that rpm motor oil gives your car protection you trust All you have to do is get a crankcase drain and a refill with rpm For proof of how this premium motor oil keeps your engine clean Just watch how dirt drains out with the oil after a service period all the time rpm is lubricating your engine It's keeping internal contaminants dispersed in the oil where they'll drain out when the oil is changed So for longer car life get rpm motor oil tomorrow add independent chevron gas stations and standard stations Where they say and mean we take better care of your car A strong willed but humble woman tells you she fears her son is in trouble and brother She isn't wrong a private detective who thinks ethics is just another word in the dictionary It's been peddling combustible information to two rival racketeers and one of them Matt Downey is about to give him a permanent wave If your glandular makeup is anything like George Valentine's you play along and Downey comes up with this fine-fingered gimmick Yeah, it's either the son of the mother Valentine now make up your mind How playable how can I be sure I can trust you can't you just have to coast on the deal You like to make things tough don't you you know how much I trust you Downey As far as I can throw that baby grand with both hands tied behind my back jinx Yeah, Matt call Frankie out at the lake. Tell them to put Mrs. Pevellman on the phone You know what'll happen if you cross. Oh, I'll be careful. All right I know one of those morons who thinks it's a trend to be brave now.  She'll be in a car with Frankie right near my place Go ahead Valentine. You all right, Mrs. Pevellman Mr. Valentine Where's Richard? How is he safe now? Listen? I'm coming right out there to get you you Coming here. That's right. I I will be waiting mr. Valentine See you Day after tomorrow day after Yeah, right away. Now, don't worry about a thing. Good. Why all right Valentine I'm taking your word that you'll contact your connections and let Pevellman be sprung put it this way My word is as good as yours Take route 22 about a mile past that big drive-in theater Frank You'll be waiting at the bottom of the hill blow your horn twice. So he'll know it's you. Yeah Just like in the movies Come on Matt, what's the offbeat very simple Valentine isn't coming back You saw how troublesome he can be but I thought you were holding on to Mrs. Pevellman as long as I have her I can smoke sunny boy out any time Hey, this is a spot Bruxy did you manage Pevellman's car, all right? Oh, yeah But golly George, I could hardly follow you in this fall good girl. You got anything straight. I think so. Okay. Now here we go There's a signal. Yeah Hey, look at fog lights just went on down there. Yeah, and that light over there Downey's house I give you five minutes to cut across and get there then start up Pevellman's car Let it roll down the hill the closer to those fog lights. She piles up the better Okay, George. I'll be waiting here in our car with the motor running. Good luck, honey What's going on all right Jinx silent behind your back. I don't want to use this gun There's enough noise out here. Oh, mr. Valentine.  I know come on get your things Mrs. Pevellman. We got to get moving I tried to warn you on the phone you did I told man not to get fancy too bad He didn't listen Jinx because I got to put you out of circulation All right, come on Mrs. Pevellman you're gonna sit this out at Bruxy's apartment while I talk it over with lieutenant Riley I mean Pevellman is out. You hurt me. He wanted out so he put up his own bed But wait a minute. I don't get it. Lieutenant the key is don't mesh He knows what town he has scheduled for him.  Oh Something must have conked out. Why did he change his mind? Look pal? I did a little checking I know Pevellman's racket. See he's been acting as an information pipeline for every mile In this town Now why didn't you tell me that in the first place? Well, what would you use for proof? Have you got any even now and right at this moment? He's a walking target Because he sold out down. He's so scarlet he can move into the River Flats district first with the numbers right I don't want to repeat myself Riley, but where's the proof? Well, it well, give me time But I'll tell you this much if we get our hands on Pevellman again. I'll find a rat that'll really stick He's no better than Downey skylighter any of those other muck heels. Okay. Okay. I won't argue about that and Valentine I seem to remember you promised me something to nail Downey with I got that lieutenant But I can't deliver them till morning morning Well, that's only a couple of hours away. Yeah, you're right But remember what SC almost did to Notre Dame in a couple of hours George you don't expect to find Pevellman at his house to frankly No, I don't yeah. Hello. Say who is this? He's there all right, but that would be the first place Downey would look for it Bruxy, I don't know what Pevellman is up to but if he wants to play at this way, I'll help grease the skids for him Listen Valentine, I'm tired. I don't feel like answering questions Oh, what do you think we've been doing all night looking at sturdy uptick and slides Just what made you suddenly decide it was safe to walk the streets again, Mr. Pevellman Let's say I just drew a couple of high cards since I saw you two last novel excuse me You know for one optimistic moment I thought you heard about what happened to your mother and we're willing to risk your neck to help her Yeah, I heard about that over my usual great plan I was also told she wouldn't need my help with a smart operator like you working for her Well, I don't see how all this makes you any better off, but it does miss Brooks so he can just stop worrying about it Well, aren't you gonna answer that?  I shouldn't have come here. I told you not to take one step out of my apartment, Mrs. Pevellman It's not safe. I know my dear, but now look look let's pick this meeting up some other time I got a lot of things to do Valentine take care of my mother. Hey wait a minute. Is that all you got to say Buster? You know what she's had to go through because of you Doesn't that mean anything to you? All right. All right. I'm grateful to you Valentine I'll see that you get paid for your trouble. Oh, why don't you try being grateful to your mother? Will you stop sermonizing go on get out? I've got it all figured now how I can deal with Donnie, but I got to do it by myself now. Leave me alone. All right, Richard Yeah, my Of course, I'm glad that nothing has happened to you But there's something else I must say now look don't you start preaching to your father and I We work hard Not so you could grow up and make a lot of money But so that you would grow up and be a good man Tonight I found out how you help people who break the law please mama you find out things that make it easy for them. I Am glad I worked every day this last year Instead of taking one penny from you Your money is dirty Richard dirty This is great great.  We are with Mrs. Pebble Oh Come in Tony. Thanks. I didn't think you'd be calling me put that gun away. What? You don't want to have it Hope I didn't break your wrist Pick his gun up so you pulled another fast one a pebbleman look this was Valentine's idea I had a proposition to make but I couldn't talk back to him. He had a gun so I see go on down He go on sit down Now Brooks he get on the phone and call Riley tell him it's nearly morning. You'll know what I mean Yes, George. How do you do Mrs. Pebbleman? Please don't talk to me? George is something wrong. I Don't get any connection at all may as well. Give up lady. We took care of that phone What kind of a sucker do you think I am do you think I came over here alone?  Yes, so right well funny boy What's the next move you can't call the police and you can't leave the house and after a while Jinx is gonna get worried about me Look, but let's talk about my deal won't be any trouble at all a pin of kidnapping charge a new Donny But on the other hand I can see that my mother doesn't talk. Yeah All you have to do is forget that you don't like me. Well Fair enough. Why not? I Might even make it worth your while to come over to me from Scarletty. You can start telling me a few things sure sure Yeah, sure, darling, then everything will be all right again. See and nobody's gonna get hurt You're one sweet boy buster Richard do not even talk to that man tonight. I heard what he does He takes nickels and dimes from poor people to play numbers He wants to do that in our neighborhood where you were born to people, you know Richard mom They always had a look after myself. I can't stop now. I Better go outside and talk to the boys down.  Oh Yeah, Valentine take this envelope, huh? Give it to a lady. She'll need it. Why don't you give it to yourself? After tonight she won't have anything to do with me. Oh mind You know that Be right back Mr. Valentine Richard has been gone so long. Yeah, too long. Maybe when the boys saw them. They didn't understand Didn't give him a chance to explain That'll be too bad, but we didn't hear anything. I'm going out there. I hate to ask you this But do you think you can keep this gun on Johnny? Oh? Yeah, I think so good girl and don't mind being a little nervous That'll remind of he's only half a breath from Kingdom come Let me help you get back in the doorway. You get play. Hey, you're wrong. You're bleeding. Yeah. Yeah, look at that monkey's pull out in the gut Okay, and we'll just stay where we are After those shots of cops will be here any minute. No, they won't be in time jinx another guy in that hole across the street I'm going after what I'm gonna wait. We're going crazy. I'm gonna go upstairs and get dolly Is it bad Took all they had to give But what about them? You don't hear any more shots to you.  Look take it easy. Don't try to talk. We'll get you to a hospital soon No, I Made up for a lot tonight that envelope Take care of it. Yeah sure for that. I'll say that you take some money Wasn't money gonna cook downy that envelope lots of names Places Like a good story for the papers I'm gonna like reading I Wasn't a complete wash out No Now they kind of come back you made the morning Bruxy. Hey, what's this just a heart-shaped box? You know a day it is don't you? I'll be real sharp and say it's one day Well, how do you like See what are these things? Well, they're socks darling Argyles and into the myself. How are you doing? Well, although they don't seem to match They really do once you get them on Yeah, well, I thought you'd like something bright for a change Maybe they're a little too bright. Oh, no. No ain't you maybe you did use 20 shades of red But at least you stuck to one color. Well Bruxy, I was only kidding with my moniker. How could I forget this was Valentine's Day? Yes, and all people I should respond with some wild and passion gesture, and I'm gonna do that do what? Well, no matter what anybody says, I'm gonna wear these things Tonight I'd like to tell you about a friend of mine who has a brand new car Can't blame him for wanting to demonstrate it to me And I can't blame him either for getting embarrassed when his new car wouldn't take an ordinary hill in high gear Look pal. I said what you better put in this here car is command performance Command performance. He said oh, you mean chevron supreme gasoline. Well, that's exactly what I meant So I told him for chevron supreme puts command performance in any car new or old That's because special blending agents in chevron supreme command fast starts speedy pickup And all the power your car needs to make it great on hills What's more no matter where you drive in the west you can be sure of command performance with this premium quality gasoline For its climate tailored to each different altitude and temperature zone So in mountains at sea level or in the desert rely on chevron supreme to put command performance in your car Ask for it at standard stations and at independent chevron gas stations where they say and mean We take better care of your car Next week at the same time you find George Valentine not in his office But far away on a tiny Hawaiian island and Brooks he will be saying George George the boat's gone somebody's taking it. Yeah, so I noticed Well, how we get off this island. What do we do right now? I think we need a little protection How do you like that? What's matter George? Something else is going Brooks. He had on my suitcase. You're gone. Yeah. Oh Fine, so this weird little drama calls for us being permanent guests in this tropical paradise Unless we're very smart Bruxy or very lucky Tonight's adventure of George Valentine has been brought to you by standard of California on behalf of independent chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West Let George do it stars Robert Bailey as George with Francis Robinson as Bruxy Wally Mayer appears as Lieutenant Riley Tonight's story was written by David Victor at Herbert little junior and directed by Don Clark Also heard in the cast were Tony Barrett as Pebbleman Jeanette Nolan as Mrs. Pebbleman Joe Porte as Downey and Jim Nussar as Jinx The music is composed and presented by Eddie Dunsteader your announcer John Heaston Listen again next week same time same station to let George do it This is the mutual Don Lee broadcasting system