Welcome. It's a very special day for us. It's amazing. I was looking at these notes. I have a few notes here because collecting back on the significance of today and you know the draft approaching on Thursday and we just had our final pre-draft meeting and our life was easier in 2008 because we kind of knew who our first two picks were gonna be and we knew the third pick was gonna be Matt Ryan.  So the twins are here and we had a little competition before. Each one thinks they're the smartest, the best athlete, best football player, best golfer, best whatever. Cal doesn't have an opinion yet but he's very happy to be here. So just as a reminder it's when I was going back and reading these notes and getting ready for today it amazed me really in the 14 years that we were graced with Matt as our franchise quarterback and leader really what he's accomplished. I'm gonna take a minute and just read some of this because it deserves it and if I don't I'm gonna feel badly about missing it. So during that period of time he set our franchise records for passing yards 59,735 yards. I don't know where the last 65 yards where we would have got to 60,000 on it. Completions, touchdowns, career passing rating, career completion percentage, career 300-yard game, 73 of them, the floor time pro bowler, record the most passing yards and completions to the first 14 seasons in NFL history. Stop and think about that. The most passing yards and completions in the history of the national football league in his first 14 years in the NFL. And obviously 2016 Matt offensive play of the year MVP took the Atlanta Falcons to its second opportunity to play in the Super Bowl but beyond all of that Super Bowl and incredible career as a falcon in the community he and Sarah both have been so active in so many ways supporting children's needs community needs folks that are underserved and underrepresented in a variety of ways he was nominated the Walter Peyton man of the year in 2016. So you know this is an exceptional football player but probably more exceptional as a human being as a husband as a father as a great friend he's been he's been beloved friend to me for that period of time to my whole family. They view Matt as kind of one of our own and he is one of our own and you're certainly one of the Atlanta's own so it's a great honor for me to be here today to represent our franchise and having Matt end his career as an Atlanta falcon so without further ado and Matt obviously be broadcasting seeing us on TV and hopefully following us with some wins as we embark on this coming season so Matt thank you for everything that always being there for the franchise for your teammates for the community for the fans for our sponsors there's nobody connected to this organization that Matt Ryan has not touched in the most positive way and he could not have had they better partner during that period of time and during his lifetime than his beautiful wife Sarah who when they go back to their college days in Boston so I still remember Matt and I were just reflecting I still remember the first time I met Matt was we made a trip to Boston College and he was he was hosting seven or eight of us for dinner and here he was a young man still in college hosted this whole group of folks from the Atlanta Falcons and did a remarkable job but hold hold in court answering questions commanding the table being present in every way and that really was exactly the way he led this franchise and played football for us for that for that period of time so the great friend a great human being and I'm proud to have Matt retire as an Atlanta Falcons so Matt thank you so much and come say a few words so Arthur kind of mentioned that dinner and said I was hosting I did not pick up the tab that evening so I wasn't really hosting but it really is amazing to me to be standing here 16 years after you know having that dinner up in Massachusetts and it's really been a blank but I want to start by thanking mr. blank for the opportunity of a lifetime I wanted nothing else you know as a kid other than to play professional sports and in April of 2008 you gave me that opportunity and I know draft picks are never you know an easy decision there's lots of options there's lots of ways you can go you know but for me it was a responsibility every day to make sure you guys were right and I tried to do that the best that I could for the 14 seasons here so thank you for the confidence then thank you for the confidence you know through those 14 years and thank you for the friendship you know that continues on I'll certainly always be pulling for Atlanta and the Falcons when you think about you know it being the end there's so many people that that helped you get to this point and three of them are sitting right here I can't believe you guys came out today so Todd Jenkins and Finn appreciate you guys coming but you guys were there from the start when I got here and I'm so thankful to to you guys and really to all the teammates that that made such an impact on my career and on my life you know there really is no team sport like football you're completely dependent on you know so many other people and I was so lucky to play with so many great ones to everybody in the organization you know I started thinking about like mr. blank mentioned that the number of people that you know I got to meet and he mentioned that you know that I impacted but it works both ways and so I was so fortunate for my 14 seasons here to be impacted by incredible coaches you know I think a head coaches starting with Mike Smith got to see him this morning which was incredible and you know I think of the impact that he had on my career right and I don't think you could ask for a better guy to start with you know as a young you know rookie and he's no nonsense no BS you know head coach and kind of laid out you know what it looked like to be a professional and how to lead men I learned a ton from him you know and then had the opportunity to play for Dan Quinn who you know in my opinion is is is one of the best when it comes to being able to connect you know with guys and understand you know what it takes to motivate people and I'm thankful to you know have spent my time with him and then the one season with Arthur Smith too was was incredible so you know to all those coaches to all my position coaches at the quarterback spot to all of the strength coaches the other position coaches that you know I had great relationships with and learned so much from it I just want to say thank you you know and then I think about trainers you know I saw Danny and Jake walking around the facility earlier today and I think back you know to all the time that that you spent in that training room trying to get going day in and day out just for practice or just to give yourself a chance to be able to play on a Sunday I'm so thankful there for them Marty Lizone who's here such a long time in my career he made an impact you know on me and and those guys were selfless in terms of you know giving up extra hours of night of the night or you know getting here at the crack of dawn to try and get your body ready to go so I'm so thankful to all of them the equipment guys you know they're like they're like extended family because you know you spend so much time in that locker room and they're there and just supporting you in every way and Brian Boydner and Jimmy Hay and just so many other guys you know that that were in there that went out of their way to make our lives easier and make my life easier I'm so thankful to have had those relationships and to have spent the time that I did with them you know the media the PR staff you know there's playing the quarterback position I feel like you you end up getting closer with these guys than maybe some of the other spots because you know there's so much that you're asked to do but during my time here you know it was the best in the business and I'm thankful for for all that you guys did for me to make my life easier during that time you know then community relations and the entire sports staff you know I don't I don't really know how to say thank you enough because these people were taken so much off of our plate to allow us to go out there and play field in my dad's crazy phone calls for tickets on a you know on a Friday or Saturday that I didn't even know about and so you know so many people in this building who did such an amazing job of supporting not only myself but you know all of the teammates that I had and I'm thankful for that and I really appreciate it also a big thank you to the folks in Indianapolis you know where I spent one year Mr. Ursay and you know Chris Ballard and that entire organization it was you know I don't think how either of us wanted it to go you know I think you know we were hoping for for a different result but I'm thankful for that opportunity you don't take it lightly in this league to to have the chance to go out there and play so thank you to everyone in Indianapolis and then you know on the personal side you know I want to thank my parents you know as a father of three and looking back to you know the sacrifices that my parents made for me and and giving me you know every opportunity to chase the dream that I wanted to chase you know I can't thank them enough and you know tell them that I love them and I appreciate everything that they did for me you know they're a huge part of the reason that I'm standing here today retiring from you know a 15-year career in the NFL I wouldn't have been able to do it without them and then my siblings you know my sister and my two brothers their ride or die you know and they felt it weekend and week out the wins and the losses the ups and the downs and they rode through every part of that with me and so a big thank you to them and then you know to my sons who are all sitting here Marshall Johnny and Cal you know my my one wish was that I could have you know played longer so that you guys would have been able to share in that spirit experience more than you did but I'm so thankful that you did get to experience some of the way that you did and more so than that I'm excited to see what you guys are going to become you know because at one point I was a six-year-old or a one-year-old with dreams of wanting to do this and I look at you guys and I know that everything in this life is in front of you and I'm excited to see the men that you're going to become because I really think you guys are going to be special and then you know finally before I'll open it up to some questions I want I want to thank Sarah I would not have had the career that I had without you and I pride it myself on coming into the building every day with the same mindset and being consistent for my teammates but I know I wasn't that for you when I came home and you are the one person on the planet who saw how it was really every day for me and I would not have been able to to ride the highs or to endure the lows without your support and I know that that meant a lot of sacrificing on your end and I just want to tell you thank you for allowing me to be able to chase this dream that I wanted to at the cost of time spent together and now I got some more time to to spend it together and hopefully that'll be good but I'm so thankful and I love you so much and I really believe that you know my time as a player was as successful as it was because of you and I love you for that so thank you so much finally to the fans of Atlanta I want to say thank you you know I think for the 14 years that that I was the quarterback here I felt the passion and the energy all the time and it wasn't all smooth sailing you know there were ups and downs and I'm sure lots of frustration and lots of you know enjoyable times as well but I never took it lightly you know I kind of understood the the position and the responsibility you know that that that I had and I tried to do it as best as I could every day to come out and and to be the best version of myself and and try and be the best quarterback I could be for this organization for this city and so I want to say thank you for for the continued support it was a hell of a ride and you know I'm excited to to see what's next you know this next chapter of life but you know and and kind of see where that takes us but today you know it's it's exciting for me because you know you never have control in this profession of where you're going to start and I could not have been luckier you know that that it was a start here in Atlanta and it went for 14 years and now I can bookend it and and retire as a falcon today so thank you for that opportunity I appreciate it and with that I'll open it up to any questions that you guys might have the letters last time you get to go first the last press conference I do that that you go first that's right there's no notes you're on a computer what is this I don't even know this yeah yeah well I just yeah I just signed the one day contract prior to coming down here I feel like it was a team this was one of the team-friendly deals that that I took the hometown discount no they were always team friendly yeah no so I think I'm not expert on that but I think that paperwork goes in tomorrow and just take us back to the beginning you know Bill Musgraves yeah first pass that's it right there that's it that was also Mike Jenkins on the sideline yeah bench route just you know those memorable moments at the beginning yeah I'll let you know hey this might be we might be alone right here for yourself I mean I was flying by the seat of my pants like I had no idea what I was doing and you know I think back to it though you know so Bill Musgraves I'm so thankful for Bill and in the first three years that I had with him I mean he helped me so much in terms of time management I have this kind of you know acronym that that I've lived by since then it's TSVR and Bill was the one who taught me a time spent value received and I think it was an incredibly valuable lesson you know at an early age was you know let's let's invest our time and stuff that's actually gonna impact us playing well and impact us winning football games and honestly it's something that I carried through and really tried to excuse me really tried to you know do for my 14 years here in the year in Indy so you know that that was awesome but you know think back on that first touchdown pass to jank I remember on Friday I would meet with Mike Malarkey and go through the first 15 plays and I was sitting in his office that Friday and I was like Mike you know I'd really love I'd really love to get a completion early on you know just something easy right and so I think we were like zero I think we called it like zero strong 62 Comet sink was was the formation the play call whatever and so the front side of it is like curl flat it's like the first the first concept you learn you know when you're in you know fifths whatever grade now you know and all we're gonna do is key kind of the hook defender and he's like they play X amount of you know this cover six so quarter quarter half you're gonna be front side they play like 95% of the time the only other thing they play is this one thing where they roll the roll the safety down weak and it's gonna be the single high coverage if so you know just just throw this game post if you miss it in the dirt it's no big deal we'll move it to the next one so I'm up there I get under center and I'm like all right it's third play the game I think we ran the ball twice to Michael Turner and I get under and I'm like all right please give me cover six so I can throw this flat route as fast as I can you know get it get it out of my hands as quick as possible and sure enough I'm sure Jank probably saw it the same way the safety start rotating pre snap and I'm like holy shit I gotta throw this skinny post I gotta let it rip and I hit my back foot and Jank ran a great route he was you know so good at those timing routes whether it was the semis whether it was a skinny post but if you're talking about guy who ran routes on time on the right steps was exactly where he needed to be when he was supposed to be there that was Michael Jenkins and so I don't remember celebrating I've seen the clips of it you know obviously afterwards I was losing my mind but you know that that was a really cool start and then that Chicago game was crazy I you know I think back to how much the league has changed you know you think you think about like all the defenses that you know you accumulate seeing through through the 15 years of playing and you know I think we were like expecting you know that that picket fence defense on the sideline we you know somebody just defending the boundary and they came out and played cover two and I'm like oh my god this is gonna be open like this is this is crazy and sure enough Jank is exactly where we needed him to be you know when he was supposed to be there but that season was so much fun and it's such a blur and I wish you know with the players that are sitting here you know I wish I was a more experienced player at that time for them because I really think I could have helped them you know I was still cutting my teeth and trying to figure things out that football team was good you know was was was really good there was a lot of talent all over that team and you know I was trying to do the best that I could but I eventually turned into a better player than I was that rookie year and you know that's the thing you look back on you wish you know you could have been more experienced for guys like Todd or Brian so many others.  I'll start with the the durability I think you know I think it's always interesting the things that happen in your life along the way that kind of shape who you are and I think you know as you're raising kids you start to see like there's you don't know what moments are going to be impactful or the things that you're going to hold on to but I think it's little things you know that that kind of add up and I remember you know growing up I had an uncle who played at Boston College and his name was John Lockery and he broke his thumb when he was at BC and the guy that came in and replaced him was Doug Flutie and I remember like being like man if you get your chance you know like there's good players all over the place you've got to be able to get back out on the field every week and do it and produce no matter how you're feeling sometimes you're not going to feel great and so it was a little thing like that that that kind of you know I heard the story when I was like six or seven and it just kind of never left and and then I took that to heart you know of I'm gonna do everything I can in terms of training in terms of you know taking care of my body in terms of doing the rehab that I need to do and then sometimes just gutting it out you know sometimes it's you can do all that stuff and it's still gonna hurt and and so I'm proud of that I look back at it now and I'm kind of like how did you do like what were what were you doing you know like but but I loved it and and I loved every minute of that and partly I think as athletes what makes you feel so alive too is is knowing that you can grind through things and you can go out there and you can get it done so I am proud of that you know I feel like you know the organization paid me a great contract and it was my responsibility to be able to show up and earn it you know every week and I took that seriously and then as far as you know looking back and you know how other people see you and you know I'm just proud to be a part of it you know there's there's some unbelievable athletes who have come through Atlanta you know whether you're talking about Dominique or Chipper or you name the pitcher for the Braves right like there's just some unbelievable guys that that have come through this city and been able to play at a high level for a long time and just to even be mentioned you know with with those guys to me you know I think back of those Braves guys they like ruined my childhood growing up as a Phillies fan so then I got to meet them and I'm like really like so you know to be a part of that conversation is special to me thank you yeah I think I think there's I don't I'm not sure you're ever like truly you know give in to the fact that you're no longer a player right like I don't know if that part ever kind of leaves you yeah but the year in Indy was tough and so on my family you know Sarah was pregnant with Cal and it for me you know it was the time in life and the time for us as a family that you know what my guys were starting school things there there were other things outside of just myself that that were important to me and so I think that was probably the the driving force for me saying alright let's explore you know what other avenues are out there and I got to do it you know selfishly I got to do it for a long time and like I mentioned you know Sarah took so much off of that but at some point you know marriage is a team and you know you've you've got to play your role and so I think that's what kind of gives me peace you know with with all of it is I think you know moving away and kind of finding other things to do is better for where we're at right now a couple questions one Matt Ryan the television analyst yes and yes but I mean so I feel like I would be harder on myself you know as an analyst and you know I was so thankful to be able to do that this past season too I really enjoyed you know working for CBS and calling games with with the crew that I got to call them with you know as far as the other stuff I think my body of work is strong you know and I think I did a lot of things the right way but ultimately it's not really my call and so it doesn't really make a difference but I'll say this I'm really proud of the things that that I accomplished we accomplished as a group and if you would have told me at 15 you know that that this was the way it was going to shake out I would have signed up for it every time how frustrating or does it pain you to not win that Super Bowl obviously when you so you all were so close yeah yes you know it hurts I think that's you know it's one of the things I think that is always a part of you right you know that that falling short of what you ultimately set out to do is is tough but that's life you know there's so many things in your life that are gonna go that way and you know you've got to pick up and move on I remember seeing a Winston Churchill quote and it's you know successes and final and failures not fatal what counts is the courage to continue on and I think back to to that is you know of course we would have loved to have won that and of course it still hurts but you've got to have the courage to continue on and one of the things I was most proud of you know in my career is is that 2017 football team of having to answer the question that I still get asked you know every day for the course of that season and grinding our way back into the playoffs winning a playoff game out in LA and then ultimately you know falling a little short in Philadelphia that was that was a hard season on that group and you know it was a resilient and tough bunch if you go back 16 years today draft is you know days away you've done all the work yeah do you have expectations of what you I take me back now and go back yeah do you have an expectation or what you wanted out of the team that drafted you and how did the Falcons kind of serve power fit fit what you were expecting well I wish they would give me the heads up that the work was already done and they knew it was going to happen at three because I didn't know you know so that would have been nice a couple days prior but you know at that point I mean it's such a whirlwind right a whirlwind and and so I remember I was in New York at the time the draft was was in New York so I was up there a couple days early and kind of doing that run around and I think honestly you know being so busy with all that stuff was probably exactly what was good for me at the time right not over not just sitting around thinking about the what ifs and what's going to happen and where am I going to end up I think I was at peace you know at that point and I was young and dumb which is you know there's there's a lot of beauty to that as well of just you know wherever I end up I'm going to get you know to work as fast as possible and I'm fortunate you know for me it was here all right I wonder if for the last couple years you know you're in Indy one of those years but not being here how much did you watch the Falcons what was it like for you watching the Falcons particularly the last year watching them from the broadcast yeah it was Indy was strange I remember I didn't you know when you're playing you don't you don't see it as much so I didn't see them play all that much but I remember being I forget where we were in the preseason and they were playing the night before and and they were on and I remember sitting in the like the team meal room and being like wow this is that part that was weird you know it was strange but commentating you know I think was I thought it was a really cool experience I think it's difficult you know because there's obviously you know personal relationships that that are there but I really enjoyed it and I'll say this you know to Arthur's credit it was the best booth to commentate from in the NFL I will I will say that Mercedes Benz Stadium was phenomenal the food the layout at halftime was was exceptional but honestly the van the vantage point that the view lines it's an incredible place to call a game and so that that was special it was it was really weird calling in New Orleans Falcons game you know in the dome of like alright I'm gonna be I'm gonna be fair here as much as it might pain me to be fair I'm gonna be fair but you know that that part I really you know enjoyed it but I've always viewed the commentating portion of it as you know I was hard on myself and so you know I think as a player you look at things and you can say I view it the same way as I would tell myself you have to make that play or you know you shouldn't have made whatever it is right you know I kind of view it from from that standpoint so I actually you know viewed the commentating it as as a lot of fun yeah I think you know the lot I think everybody says it but being in the locker room right and you know not just like joking around or whatever in the locker room but there's a feeling you get when you when you put in this hard work collectively and you see that other people are sacrificing for you that there's like this mutual respect and like that portion of it I'll miss you know of knowing that I've exhausted myself and I've seen you do the same thing and I can trust you that that trust level is something that is hard to find we weren't that tight in the booth you know you know we weren't out there you know doing training camp practices or whatever but it's just different and so I missed that portion of it oddly enough and I thought this was strange but like last season you know I missed the physicality of it a little bit which is crazy I feel like people are like does it feel how does it feel to not get hit and like I feel much better on Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday but like I don't know if you guys ever felt the same way there's there's something like I miss that part of it of like getting it and getting up and and like pushing through I'll miss that you know portion of it so those those are probably the the two biggest things Kyle's old enough 15-20 years from now and as my dad Matt Ryan played me in the league as a falcon you know as as a guy that was you know committed to the city for a long time and these guys have access on their phone at any time right so it's a lot easier for them to see highlights of the career than it was for you know me growing up but yeah it'll be I don't know how to answer it to be honest with you but I did it you know I hope he thinks I did it the right way and you know that's what I always tried to do you know was show up day in and day out and approach it the right way work the right way compete the right way and and try and be you know a good ambassador for the organization that was putting so much trust to me I know this I don't want to coach I'm certain of that yeah no I feel like I you know you put so much into it as a player for for 15 years and you know there's this immediate you know kind of withdrawal from it but I know what those you know roles look like and how invested and how hard those guys have to work and the level of expertise and work that it takes to get there and so no I haven't had any of those conversations I've really been enjoying kind of did the broadcast side of it and I've had a lot of fun with that did you get any other offer after you left in the net that didn't work out did anybody approach you about playing on did you get any serious offer of anything you considered or was that the end of it yeah I had multiple conversations but nothing nothing that you know obviously nothing that I wanted to do these guys know I probably wouldn't be the best probably wouldn't be the best guy to not be in charge could I play now yeah no I don't I mean I haven't been training but I'll tell a funny story it so I was I wasn't training last year and I was coaching my kids the boys flag football team so at the last practice all these kids wanted to see if they could catch like 60-yard passes I was like oh man I don't know it was the first time I had thrown like legitimately my arm was absolutely killing me the next day and so to answer your question no I don't think I can show up and play today haven't had the opportunity to interview you three times a week for 14 straight seasons we can go around the room everybody I could take back a few things maybe everybody could yeah that'd be all right all right you're the best you know all right thank you guys so much appreciate everybody coming today thank you very much thank you thank you all right your turn


Welcome. This is Melissa Armo with the stock swoosh, and I wanted to review the spy I'm in some spy options, and they're actually have been down because I Took them at the end of last year, and then the market fell since January But I will tell you that the market is still in an uptrend is going to hold and I've actually made it to the target today in the after hours, so I Looked at the market this morning Saw the gaff up we closed 189 11 and we opened at 192 so it's a dollar gap up, but it was it was enough Meaning let me just show you something here if we were gonna fall all of this would have just fallen again off a cliff And what I didn't want to see and it's not gonna happen. Look at that bar She's sick about the market today Anyways, what I didn't want to happen was I didn't want to go down and retest this because we've already retested it And we how so the anomaly day held and the stocks was chopped off But I did not want to go back down there again because you know what if we did we would have broken it that would not have been good and Amazon reported last night and gap down. I knew it would rally. I knew it would hold So that rally today Google rally today Microsoft rally today and earnings from last night Facebook had a huge day and the market had a huge day. So all of these things went together beautifully and The the target for the market today in the spy was 194. I said that this morning to my broker I said 194. We we didn't get there to the after hours. We kind of ran out of day The actual here. This is a close 195 but in the after hours were running up so the market's getting bought this is institutional money Look at the volume see the V the third one down in the square in the top left-hand side That's well, you can see it here. There you go But look at that Now I just want to put something out that I've talked about and talked about and talked about in the room First of all the market has always held the uptrend second of all. I always knew that it would People shorted this lower high. They got stopped out today. People shorted this. They're gonna get stopped out on Monday I don't know where we gap on Monday morning You never know but I will tell you that We have more than 50% retraced the fall had a great close for the month of January even though we started the year on Not a good foot. We opened a 200. Do you see this here? Look at this We're six points off from where we were in the open of the year and at one point We were down at 181. We've rallied. This is amazing people This is what I'm talking about about institutional money. Does anyone understand what I'm saying this rallied 14 points? 13 points more whatever From the low in here. Hey, I love it So this has I said 75% and in the room every day I said, you know what by the end of the month by the end of the month by the end of the month It's gonna be very clear. We're back up and up and up trying I said that last week I said by the end of the month of January and we will more than a 50% retraced That's exactly what we did. This is a huge retracement people Some people will think they're gonna short the next rally into this area Whatever even if we do that will fake this is real people. Do you see this? That is institutional buying We also have a hundred percent retrace this sell-off bar, which which actually is not something to just completely ignore I mean, it's actually was a huge huge red bar in the day the market gapped up in the state fell the gap up and rally Okay, which which it could have Failed broke the support and dropped off a clip right after that. So this we've retraced that today. This this is it We're done boom. I mean, we could probably gap up big time here.  It would be this is gonna be a crazy week next week, too We'll have to see what happens. Have a great weekend everyone and I added another golden gap class for next weekend We're gonna do it Saturday and Monday though with live training on February 6 and then February 8 So be Saturday of Monday, which will be interesting because we'll live training the following Monday If you want to learn my method and take the class It's gonna be a very very good week though and it's gonna be a very very good month Email me at Melissa the stockswush.com if you want to pre-register for the next class the classes are getting full up I'm only one person. I cannot talk for 20 hours a day So I have to limit the amount of people in the classes so that I can get through everyone's questions And I want to give everyone attention But you've got to sign up ahead of time if you want to do the class next weekend The sooner the better to get your spot secure It is going to be a very good week this coming week February is gonna start out very good for the stockswush and very good for the market Have a great great night everyone if you're interested in more information email me at Melissa the stockswush.com


Hi everyone. Happy Wednesday, middle of the week. We made it this far through this week. Thanks for coming out to hang out in the studio. Again, me personally, I find it makes me very happy. And I find that I feel really good after doing these sessions. So if you have some stuff you can create, I highly suggest you make stuff. What are we going to do today on this live video? Let me go around and show some stuff. So I'll flip this around. This is, hey, good morning, free spirit. Nice to have you again. Hey, John. So cool. Nice to see you. So I painted the bottom of this. Hello, Keisha. And look how nice it turned out. So this was we just poured some. Good afternoon. Yes. Look how nice sharp that is. So I'm gonna make some resin and some kale oil together. Hey, Francis. Hey, Beth. Memphis, welcome.  Just rub it on. So there's that. There's also Hi, Sandy. Butterfly wings through the laminator. So we had, we figured out what we need to do is Howdy, Dave. Jeff's off. I'm using a coaster I made with art resin. Oh good. We have coasters. So this is a butterfly butterfly body and what we're gonna do is laminate these and then glue them back onto the body because we can't get this body through the laminator. It just explodes. All the guts come out. Grimsby, hello again. I was just there for Thanksgiving. Grimsby's a lovely place. Okay, so what else? We'll keep going around. This is the guitar. New Zealand. Yeah, solo gain belt. Look at Look at this mess. So I gotta sand that off. I'll put it by the sander. I don't think I'll do that today, but I love this. This is perfect And I left the new guitar strings at home, but look how we got that nice burnt edge like you get Isn't that cool? So I'll leave this here in the sanding pile So what else are we doing today? This is arid extra dry deodorant And oh pickering. Hi. I was just an eight in Whitby for uh Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving Canadians out there so What I learned is that when you're on a film set If you have something that's too reflective Like look at this you're trying to film something and then you can see all the people in the reflection You spray it with arid extra dry So watch this Where am I here? See it dulled it That is the really shiny shiny part and here's the arid extra dry Isn't that neat? Hey good evening. He had so but the problem with this is it never actually dries Watch You can just wipe it off. Did you see that? I got shiny again And there you can do that and it never dries even the next day No, I already tested it on something. So here's the idea. Here's the idea Because I always want to find an easy way to get your epoxy resin a nice matte finish besides sanding and re-varnishing or Our sanding and polishing. So I'm gonna pour resin I'm gonna pour resin on this and then while it's wet spray it with arid extra dry And see if that does anything we tested out these So a couple two different brands. Oh, hi laura. I'm still collecting feathers I ordered a whole bunch of feathers and I'm gonna order a whole bunch more so we can just play with feathers Okay So that's another thing we're doing Then we're gonna completely saturate this wood block and resin so that we can do some cool casting with it What else are we doing? Resin that Okay Can't wait to see the feathers. Yeah, thanks pal. So this is a pressure pot. This part is the pressure pot And this part is the air compressor So this machine compresses the air and forces it into here And we're gonna be just making some big blocks just some props that we need for something New to resin Yeah, we actually in one of the live videos we did some glass and resin and You just want to be careful because you can pick off the Pick it off some glass, but mostly it sticks very well Okay so Doyleys. Oh, yes, there's so many Doyleys. Thank you for saying that Doyleys Who knew Doyleys could be so great So here's some things that we made out of Doyleys. First we made a little test To see what if you soaked Doyleyn resin? See hello there And then now it's waterproof. It looks cool. And then what we did is we we mixed the resin with some resin tint And made this hard Doyleys so you can put a plant on it.  That was Joyner. That's a great idea So we did that oyster and this one I took the saw to finish the edges and then If you're going to This is really cheap crappy paint I should use better stuff, but uh This is how you can finish it off so that you have a product Like this is something you could sell Doyley coasters set of four for what 36 bucks Maybe 25 bucks And material this dollar store wood some old Doyleys that you find I went to a second hand short store and got Doyleys Boy was that exciting Okay, look that's starting to look really tidy, you know, it's a tidy finished product What do you think? Huh? something anyways Then then we made a bowl so we're going to do one of those today That's going to make a bigger coaster This is a block of the casting resin put in the compression chamber So see how clear you can get it pretty good and this is super super hard You could never really break this Exciting so today we're going to make some blue stuff I'm going to do another bowl. It was suggested last week use a plastic bowl. Then you can just pick it off so I got a plastic bowl instead of a metal one Because resin sticks to metal very well, so we're going to soak this in blue resin cover that up What else are we going to do? So anyone if you're new here, we're in Canada Here it also dry lace bowls fabric laminate winds pressure pot wood stump. I'm going to mix up some of our resin Oh, Jeff's so much better than this bowl New to resin a resin vase great idea Okay, where am I pointing a resin vase? Great idea So here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to write down resin vase And yeah, you could definitely do that out of fabric So this will be a new ideas section. So this is an I'll put new here So resin vase or vase I'd figure how to do that. You have a couple other things that we're figuring out right now too But keep your questions coming. We appreciate it And I'm going to mix up some resin So that was a failure Walk of wood So everything's about to get really sticky in here. So I'll put on some gloves Oh Jeff, please come back Jeff Jeff, okay, let's see Two cups. So I'm going to do four cups. That'll be plenty So this is the resin that I'm going to use for the wood I'm going to stop talking. Okay, two cups of resin I said two cups of hardener two cups of resin. It doesn't matter what order you do it in four cups Perfect This thing's a bit small. So I'm going to transfer it into here Great Now three minutes of stirring Three minutes of stirring is 10 20 Okay Um, oh is Jeff on here? Hi Jeff Jeff, are you on? Jeff, are you on? Okay, well, what can we talk about? Hmm. It's october here in canada the uh, hey Jeff The, uh, hey season of the witch Um, in canada the trees are changing color. It's beautiful. Um, so Halloween stuff What can you do with the resin for Halloween? Oh, Jeff, we have those. We have done Halloween videos. Why don't we like Jeff, let's do a Halloween recap. We'll just cut all of our old Halloween stuff That's a great idea Halloween Maybe we can make puddles of blood That you can put on the ground puddles of blood fake puddle of blood Maybe we'll do that today Dave you're doing a fine job Yes, Jeff is fantastic on the camera It's the one thing he can do he can barbecue too Like our april fold video Okay, so we're stirring up This art resin remember we started at 10 to three minutes. That's so long So what else is good in the world? Blood puddles. Yeah, I'll make a blood puddle. Oh the dueling brush Halloween theme Make resin masks Hmm. Is there something there? Resin masks. I mean you can't breathe through plastic at all. So no My name is not Jeff. My name is Dave. Yes, and gloria if you want to learn how to mess around with, uh Resin you came to the right place. That's what we're doing every wednesday at this time We just mess around with resin. Come on. That's been long enough. We don't have to do three minutes. Oh resin fall leaves Jeff that's another great one Yeah, we have uh, we have videos of that resin fall leaves. You should watch that Fall leaves We've done some beautiful videos with fall leaves Um three minutes. No cheating fine Christmas ornaments Oh resin Christmas ornaments Have we done that before? resin Christmas ornaments um part three Of dave's leaf art.  I haven't seen them. Okay Ready Okay, that's been three minutes. Yeah, this is dave. My name's dave. Jeff is the usual camera guy Okay, so first thing I'm gonna do is pour on here Just to cover it. I have it up on stands these plastic stands See these and I have a spreader a jagged epoxy spreader So when you drag along like this Does that look cool? When you drag along some of the resin stays behind, right? Isn't that great? Okay, so here's what we're doing we're pushing epoxy around And you basically just want it to touch everywhere so there's no dry spots and then it'll just level out nicely by itself Oh, the sun was out now went away. It was such a nice sunny day Okay, we're moving fast here moving fast So this bottom thing I think it's like alcohol ink or acrylic. It just this is the background for something This will become a finished piece of art one day. I'll build a frame for it But this is a beautiful just backdrop and now first coat of resin But here again, if you missed it the reason why I'm doing this a baker's rack. Yeah See this baker's rack in the back here in the back This is a fantastic thing to have in the beauty of a bunch of these trees And then you put whatever you're curing or resining on a tray and slide it in here And some wheels too Great art studio stuff. All right. Now. Here's what we're doing. This is air again This episode is brought to you by arid extra dry Get it ultra fresh scent for maximum strength protection Uh antiperspirant and deodorant so There you go Why did I do that? So here's what we're doing. We're spraying it all over here. I'm going to take you nice and close Um, the baker's rack is level enough. It's level enough But nothing's level Find me something that's level.  You know what? I'm going to torch it first Then I'm going to air it extra dry it I don't recommend doing this But maybe we do Okay ready Okay, and look at this torch head Okay, oh it got pretty nasty, eh? Well, that's what happens when you put fire on metal Jeff's level. Yeah, Jeff is the most level guy. I know All right time for arid extra dry Um ultra fresh Okay, here we go So look how shiny it is now And it's still pretty shiny, but it's more it's matted Okay, um, you know, you don't need to prep the wood first.   Did you use axe deodorant? Please jeff if you can comment okay Jeff definitely uses axe I remember that the airport with jeff and he got his axe deodorant confiscated He was devastated. So here we go So i'm just soaking this so that when I cast it in clear epoxy No bubbles will come out of the wood I mean when Even if wood seems really dry it can still have some moisture in it And when you start getting mixing water and epoxy and wood You start getting bubbles so So again, I'm just Prepping this for a really deep cast And this one can fit in and this this thing can fit in the pressure pot too, which was the main reason to be honest I don't know what I'll do with it, but It's so weird not having someone here to talk to i'm just in a big open space talking To myself It's quite weird It's quite weird.  How's this? Great you say good So I'm gonna take these off Thanks, tanya for responding to stuff. I think tanya is under Dave's act right now Okay, we just finished a couple things. I'm gonna check them off the list We're organized. Hey from India Is it the middle of the night in India? I hope you're doing well um Olly from texas said I have to be nice to you to all the viewers So I'm sorry if I wasn't nice um So this one's done Cross it off preco wood block done lace bull and dialies fabric test. Let's do this okay Christmas doilies Okay, we'll do Christmas doilies. Oh that arid extra dry is so strong I found this one Maybe we'll make like popcorn bowl out of this A nice big popcorn bowl Maybe Okay, I'm gonna set the camera over here for the doilies It's doily time Hey there Hey memory heart um Yes, it's doily time. Can you believe it? It's that time again ladies and gentlemen I was going to buy some doilies from your $10 each That's crazy. No one will buy don't buy doilies for $10 each Don't do it All right Look at this great setup Jeff are you seeing this? We need some baby powder in the studio So that this doesn't happen. Okay ready like this ASMR Okay Let's go So first things first I don't need Too much. Oh, that's too much resin.   No bad idea Bad idea I hope you guys are learning something and maybe getting some ideas and selfishly. This is so fun Just to problem solve through art stuff. That's a very light blue. I'm gonna add a bit more a lot more cyan Okay, it's gonna be very opaque So I'm gonna move these doilies out of the way And quickly talk about so last week what we did was uh Last week We tested on different fabrics. How do I do this? This is like a furry carpet. Look how dark it made everything. See how much darker that is I don't know if we can see or not leather turned out great This one actually became brighter. This was like, uh, I don't know just the normal cloth Turned to actually brighter um Okay, there we go So be careful with your fabric, right? I think that's really really dark Put that resin out of the way Well, that's a nice baby blue a bit lighter than I had hoped But first I'm gonna do this coaster. It's like a big trivet actually it's from the dollar store Just taking this dunking it This can be very messy Which makes it very fun This is a lot of fun That's like a baby blue. Hey Oh, what is what would you call that color? It's almost uh Aqua that looks good So once this cures, I'm gonna flip it over and trim And probably paint the edge But even that's just kind of cool. I don't know looks great. So I'm gonna do this big one and just make, uh Bigger trivet just a plain old trivet And then I'm gonna do a bowl and see if it actually peels off the plastic bowl nicely Or if we need to use a mold release or cover it and spray and wrap or something Look at this nice mess I'm gonna show you this close So I can't read your comments. There might be some great ideas in there Tonya and Jeff Can you if there's any great ideas? Can you write them down and let me know? I think I saw one of them Coffee grounds someone said resin coffee grounds We can try that and it look awesome Okay So again, once we just set this down. This is just a plastic sheet that's on top of this table And it'll just peel right off of the plastic sheet Okay Here we go and there's a spot right here doilies Doilies tell your friends To find some doilies Rob a lobby of an old folks home Just go slip the doily out from under the plant They won't notice Here's this Look at that doily. So this is going to become hard and be waterproof Which I don't know if that's neat or not. Is that neat? Okay, ready Here we go Want to get this completely covered. It's not really uh getting it totally covered So I need some more resin Oh, this is so much easier with two people or three people We'll get there. Okay This This is a dark blue actually pure cyan. I should do it Okay And this one is going on this plastic bowl And I'm hoping that once it cures it'll just pop right off. It may or may not Some fuzzing here There you go Again tell all your friends Little doilies, okay Oh, let's leave another nice bottom But one idea Jessica had is you just put a glass bowl inside this And and then put some chips in there or something Okay, there let's call that a day for that one Um, okay, I'm gonna take these off Then we'll check out the to-do list Okay, thanks for hanging around if you're still here Let's turn this around. So we did the uh Coffee art is on the list. Okay Oh the pyramid. Yeah, you're right. I should So new will be um coffee art I'll put an exclamation mark So we did the fabric test we did the lace bowl and doilies What else laminating Okay, we'll go laminate some butterfly wings and talk about butterflies Pressure pot. Oh, I want to do this. I'm gonna do the wood stump right now Okay, that's what we do right now So this is almost the final step for This beauty What's that nice it turned out? It's just a perfect part of it. So this is just a little stool to put a plant on And just rub resin into the whole thing I'm actually gonna mix the resin with some kale oil And that's very important to do Let me grab the resin Putting gloves on again This feels really long. Is this a long one? Um, I have no one to just chit chat with I guess I can talk to you, but then I can't hear you and like So it's not the same Okay, stir this up. So and this is going to be a different type of resin coat. I'm not trying to have a thick Coat I'm just trying to have it finished So I'm just rubbing it in Here's this that might be enough for the whole thing I'm just gonna be a very thin coat And all the sides too That's all covered I'm not gonna worry too much about the bottom. I painted the bottom black. I think it just looks really sharp Actually, I'm gonna just Put a bit of resin in the bottom Why not?  Oh, I love it So tomorrow they'll be uh Finished Put the legs on Call it a day Okay That Glows off Next thing is Here, okay So we did this paint the bottom of the wood stump And resin oil so I didn't bring I lost the strings for the guitar So we did the art test wood block doilies So laminate wings and pressure pot. Those are the last two things. Okay laminate wings and pressure pot So we've been on a journey over the past Wednesdays to try and figure out how to Resin a butterfly and suspend it in the middle of a block of resin And we've done so many tests. I'll show you a couple of them But we think we have the process down Which includes a laminator and a pressure pot Um gourd head 22. Why oil? um I don't know I don't know I don't know why Okay So these are butterfly tests as you can Look a lot the butt. We tried to put it between tape Didn't work This one, um What was wrong with this one? Oh, that one's actually oh no, this one was done in two layers. See you can see the line in the middle So we want to avoid that Look at all the bubbles on this one for example so bubbles But we're getting closer and closer We tried laminating with the body on and it just got all squished up and crappy What's cardable mean michael? Okay, let's go laminate some wings This is hard work I'm covering pretty much stuff all at once Why did you add oil to resin? I I just did that kind of as a joke Because kale oil is another um business i've i'm working on So Oh india we've so we've shipped art resin to india. There is there is someone who's called art resin In india who's just copying everything we do so buy from them Okay, yeah, just experiment all day for some reason feel stressed out About this So Laminator he's got so again our plan is to laminate the wings And then glue it back on this body and then to spend it in resin in the pressure pot. That's the project So Yeah, they were cool with the butterflies, but they're not perfect yet. We're trying to figure out how to do it perfectly So I bought this laminating amazon i'll get you close up for the exit This video is also brought to you by scotch brand laminators Okay See So when you laminate it keeps its color And it doesn't off gas so you don't get all the bubbles against it And this is what someone at a craft fair told me was the secret to laminate them So that's what We did So this will be a step by small step by small step by small step process that will just work on every wednesday Hopefully soon we'll have joanna and jeff back as a helpful studio hands I missed that comment Little 40 years ago this company had blah blah blah So here's the idea is right at the base of the wing here I'm gonna leave a little tab like right here and leave a little tab so that I can glue super glue it back on so Oh, yes, good. I'm glad you got butterflies. I'm gonna we need to primer butterflies me all we've perfected We've perfected flowers too. I'm not gonna do all this right now because it's very tedious We'll continue to cut this later, but the point is There's a Tiny wing with A little bit of plastic on the end and we can super glue that on I'll play with this later. Yes. We miss hannah. I know hannah She went back to school She went back to school in her own house, which doesn't count Okay, last thing we're gonna do is Talk about a pressure pot. This is a pressure pot Um the pressure pot is for doing really thick pores And not having any bubbles So that's good for this is an air compressor compressor.  I don't know what that means Okay, get this set up last thing for the day We're just gonna talk about pressure pots again Because people are asking a lot of questions about People asking a lot of questions about pressure pots. So Let's do it So first this is Um pressure pot guarantees that you won't get bubbles and it helps It's very few and far between where you don't use a pressure pot and you get it perfect You can have a really warm space helps But I've had to come out or there's small stuff. It's good for but once you start going over Um, well, we did a river table that was three inches and it was warm and that one came out perfect So the pressure pot definitely helps but it's not 100 necessary We're trying to make a resin where you don't need a pressure pot It's very complicated Okay, how much are you gonna mix up uh 16 ounces We'll do 32 ounces of resin Thirsty, I hate having to use a pressure pot. I hate it But if you want perfect like we're feeling that this is four inches by four inches cube And it's good. I know I have a single bubble in it only because we're using the pressure pot Um, we've done lots of tests if it's sitting out and they'll just be tiny bubbles But not perfect if you're adding color into it it's a whole different ball game You don't have to worry about there being a lot of bubbles because you end up not seeing them Okay, we're almost done here Thanks for watching. You've been hanging in there. I hope you're all having a good day Okay, something is too fit in there and they do Good good enough scrape the sides scrape the bottom stirred Okay So I'm just gonna fill up one up with just clear all the way These are just some props that we're making for something Now this one we were gonna make it uh metallic blue metallic by adding some silver and some white too And I don't want to stir this in too too much If I can keep some swirls maybe or something see silver and white There you go and some blue Whoa, beautiful Oh, I wish Jeff was here showing you the shot. That's so pretty Okay, and pour this In here this in there too. That was just helpful. That's fine So we're done with resin. We're done with resin. I'll walk you through this pressure pot So here's how we do the pressure pot We got our resin in here That one's just a full clear block. This one has blue and white I put a piece of plastic on the bottom. Here's your lid Oh, wow. You started the day with this in New Zealand New Zealand looks so beautiful Okay, I can't hold this and do it I can't hold this and do it Okay, so this is actually very safe. You know, it looks terrifying There's a release air release valve on here emergency air safety valve is called So if the pressure gets too high this thing pops first or anything else pops So you can be safe by knowing that because it is a very intimidating machine very intimidating machine. You'll be very careful with this Okay, that's all in there tight tight tight Tight So You attach your hose from your air compressor to your pressure pot flip this on So first thing I'll turn on the pressure here So now the air is traveling in here So just see this thing slowly rising All right I think we did everything that we want So laminating wings. We just got to cut out the wings. We'll do that later pressure pot done Okay Good let's end it here. Thank you for watching um I appreciate and all the uh nice things that you guys are saying Have a good rest of the week and if you have any other cool ideas put them in uh comments Something like that Goodbye Goodbye Thank you Oh, you guys are so nice So nice All right. Take care


Hi, this is Dr. Don. I want to take a few minutes and go over question three in the remix in lab two. It's given some students some problems. So let's look at it. Here it is in the lab manual, the remix for lab two. And the first question is in the lab zero two, describing data rehearsed. Describing data is the second rehearse. We found descriptive statistics for gap miter data for life expectancy for each continent. Copy that code chunk. And this is a part that people are missing as edited. In other words, we've got to go back to the rehearse, get the code that was not edited and then edited appropriately. And so let's do that. I'm going to jump here over to that rehearse. And here it is section 5.1 on life expectancy. And here's the instructions. Here's the code that we've got to edit. And here's the instructions for editing it. Change the data frame, the source data frame myDF, which is right there, to gap miterDF. Change the conditions in the group by, because this was looking at conditions, we want a group by continent. So we would change that to continent, which is the other variable. And then we've got to change the scores, which says scores that variable to life expectancy, LIF capital EXP. So let's copy that, go back over here to our studio cloud. And here's our empty code chunk. And I'm going to control V and paste that in there. So the first thing we've got to do is change this to be gap miter. And I'm just going to edit here. Get, whoops, my cursor in the right spot, edit. And we want to group by continent. And then we want to change this to life expectancy. No space. Okay, I've got all those edits changed there. Gap miterDF, continent to group by, life expectancy for the four variables here. And then we just run the code. And we've got our summary table. We see the five continents and what the mean life expectancy is for each of those, as well as the standard deviation, the mean and the max. So that's pretty interesting. Let's move on to the next part. We scroll down here. And this quite a few students are missing. And this, what is the mean standard deviation, mean and max life expectancy again for all the gap miter across all years in country? So we haven't filtered for a year on this, but we did group by continents. So it gives us the hint to not use the group by. And that's all I did here was to edit out that row up here where it says group by and get rid of the pipe there as well. So you end up without that row there. And we've got to summarize again, everything else is just what we need so we can run it. And there is the mean standard deviation, mean and max life expectancy across all continents and all years, which is what we needed for this. So then you would just answer the questions here, which continent's statistics are most like the overall statistics, et cetera. So answer those and then you can move on to the next question. So I hope this helps on problem three.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we are going to discuss the following question and the question says that 836 people are watching movie in a hall. If the hall has 44 rows, how many people can sit in a row? Let us start with the solution of the given question. Here we are given that 836 people are watching movie in a hall and this hall has 44 rows and we have to find how many people can sit in a row. So we write total number of people watching movie in the hall are 836 and number of rows in the hall are equal to 44. It means we are given number of people sitting in 44 rows are equal to 836. Thus number of people sitting in one row will be equal to 836 divided by 44. So now we divide 836 by 44. We know that the number being divided is the dividend and the number we are dividing by is divisor. So inside we write the dividend that is 836 and outside we write the divisor that is 44. So now we divide C 44 into 1 is 44 and 44 into 2 is 88. Since 44 is less than 83 so we will go by 1 in quotient. So we write 44 below 83 and subtract. Now 83 minus 44 is equal to 39. Now we bring down 6. So we have the number 396. Now 44 into 9 is equal to 396. So we go by 9. So we take 9 in quotient and we write 396 below 396 and subtract and we get 0. So we have no remainder and in quotient we have 19 that is 836 when divided by 44 is equal to 19. Thus we say that there are 19 people sitting in a row which is a required answer. This completes our session. Hope you enjoyed this session.


I don't think we touched on it a little bit as far as your evolution as a picture, but what else has changed about your style since you were last year in 2015? Not a ton, truthfully. I've just built on consistency, knowing my strengths, building off of those. With all the analytics we do have, I've made minor adjustments here and there, trying to use my slower breaking ball more and more, but I've had success with a lot of foreseaman and a lot of cutter usage. So just getting more confidence in my slower breaking ball, trying to change speeds a little bit more, I think will be help in the long run, but for now just stick with my strengths and go out and compete.


Mr. District Attorney, starring David Bryan. Mr. District Attorney, champion of the people, defender of truth, guardian of our fundamental rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And it shall be my duty as District Attorney, not only to prosecute to the limit of the law all persons accused of crimes perpetrated within this county, but to defend with equal vigor the rights and privileges of all its citizens. This is David Bryan. In a moment we'll bring you another case from the files of Mr. District Attorney. But first a word from our sponsor. And now here is our star, David Bryan as Paul Garrett, Mr. District Attorney. Crime has many byproducts that too often do not receive the attention they should. One such underrated byproduct of crime is its shattering effect on loved ones involved. Sometimes they suffer in silence. Sometimes they try to take matters into their own hands. One who took this unwise course was Ann Scott, who has come to the warehouse of the Walper importing company to speak to its owner in his private office. Yes? Come in, come in. Oh, hello. Who are you? I'm Ann Scott. You're Mr. Walper? That's the name. What can I do for you? Does a man named Claude Johnson work for you? Yeah, for a long time. What about him? That's what I thought you could tell me. What? I'm afraid I don't get what you're driving at. I want information, Mr. Walper. This man, Claude Johnson, there's something wrong. And I want to protect my sister from him. Your sister?  I don't see how they concern me. Then what about these, these papers? Bills of lading on my letter. Where'd you get them? For my sister's death. They have something to do with what's going on between Barbara and Claude. And I'm going to find out even if I have to go to the police. The police? No. Now wait a minute, let's take it easy. You don't want to get your sister mixed up with the police, do you? Let me talk to Claude and see what I can find out. All right. And thanks.  Mmm, that'll give me plenty of time. Thanks again. Oh, Miss Scott. Yes? Let's keep the police out of it. And don't say anything to anybody, not until you hear from me. I won't, unless I have to. Hey, stop, stop! You hit her! You hit her! Miss Miller hasn't been called in yet. Oh, Mr. Garrett. No, he hasn't called yet. Maybe that's how he can now. This is Attorney's office. Oh, perfect timing, Harrington. He was just asking for you. Hold on. Do you want to take a hearing, Mr. Garrett? Fine. Say, Harrington, anything new on that hit-and-run? Ah, pretty bad, Chief. Looks like a deliberate rundown. Almost went up the sidewalk together. Did I understand it happened right outside the Wolfer importing company? Yeah. In fact, the girl was just coming out of Wolfer's place when the car got her. Run down that car, Harrington. I'll talk to you later. Maybe I shouldn't say this, Mr. Garrett. If you look like a rabbit missing a busy carrot... Well, if Wolfer is mixed up in this somehow, I wouldn't exactly call him a carrot. I'm going over to General Hospital. I want to talk to that Scott girl. See you later, Miss Miller. The nurse said you could talk. I'm the district attorney. Ah, nothing to say. Go away, Chief. But, Miss Scott, it's our responsibility to catch the hit-and-run driver who's struck you. I won't tell you anything. Go away! Go away! Leave me alone here! What's the moment? Stop! Stop! Don't come near me! Don't you know me? I'm your sister, Barbara. No way! Look, Barbara, Miss Scott, you've been better all over alone. I don't understand. What's happened to her? I suggest we step outside and let her quiet down. Why are you crying? Claude, I'm so glad you're here. Oh, what happened? Is Anna... No, she'll be all right. This gentleman and I were in the room. It was terrible.  That's all, Miss Scott. Oh, by the way, my name is Yard, district attorney. District attorney? Oh, I'm Claude Johnson, Barbara's fiance. Well, how do you do? How do you do? Miss Scott, I came here to ask your sister a couple of questions. Perhaps you might help me. If I can? First, about these bills of laden. What did you get those? Well, they were your sister's purse. Can you tell me why your sister went to the Walper importing company this morning? I just can't talk now. Well, what is this? A third degree?  When Barbara feels better, would you bring her to my office, please? Sure. I certainly want to do what's right. Fine. Goodbye. Barbara, what was Ann doing with those men at that time? How did she get them? I don't know. But she's been very specific of us. She even warned me against you. So that's it. Barbara, you're sure of my love, aren't you? Of course I am. I don't know what I'd do without you. Sweetheart, there's only one answer. That's Chipman. That's the big one I told you about. But, Claude, did we have to talk about it now? I got the advance word. I'm going to get my hands in every penny I can state together, no matter how. Claude, I have money, and I want you to use it.   What's wrong with that? Loan? Hmm. Yeah, of course. But strictly as business, as soon as the deal is through, I can pay it back. And we can get money. Of course you will. Well, that's it then. Yeah, but we have to work fast. Now, how soon could you get the money? I'll go to the doctor. Oh, Barbara, you're wonderful. I better get back to work. Call you later, hmm? Of course, darling.  No, I can't. I'll talk to her next. Yes, let her rest. She needs lots of rest. Goodbye. Okay. That'll do it. You're loaded. Now, I'll tell her down to the dock.  Don't worry, we'll get the mermaid loaded in good time. I'm taking care of everything. Okay. Hello, Walper. Well, if it isn't the district attorney himself, what's the occasion for this visit? A few questions. What do you know about a girl named Ann Scott? That's a pretty name. Why did she come here this morning? Maybe to get out of the sun. How did I know? It all supposed to be about. I don't know yet, but I certainly intend to find out why someone tried to kill that girl with an automobile. Sure, sure. You're playing the wrong horse, asking me questions. Hey, Chief, is everything all right? Hang on, what brings you? Miss Miller told me you'd be here. Figured you'd like to know. We found the hit-run car. Good work. Same broken headlight. And you know what, Chief? The car's registered to Barbara Scott. And, Sister? Mm-hmm. Where's the car now? 10th Street garage. I'm going to check back with the attendant who was on duty when it was brought in. Well, get right on it. Call me if anything new. Right, Chief. Where'd you be? Having a talk with Barbara Scott. This time she'll answer questions, shock or no shock. Okay. See you later. Well, dear, I guess you won't need me anymore. Got the work to do. All right, Warper. But I might turn up with a few more questions for you later. If you say so. I'm afraid it's the wrong horse again, D.A., but keep punching. I will, Warper. I will. Okay. Hmm? Okay. He's gone. Come on. What's the idea hiding behind those cages? But I'm in a jam. I need some help. Sounds like it. What's this all about? First the girl and now the D.A.'s. You behind all this? Well, in a way, I guess. You guess?  Come on. Stop it. Let me go.  The D.A. would give his right arm the pocket to me and you got him nosing around. Don't worry. You give me a little cooperation. Everything will be okay. Cut the double talk. Let's have it. What's the story? Well, I saw chance with some easy money. Barbara thinks a lot of me. She thinks I'm going to marry her. So I figured out a deal. You're losing my money. That's window trimming. I told her I had an inside track on the market. Then I cinched it by borrowing a couple hundred bucks from her a couple of times, gave it back with profit. As soon as I get the money from Barbara this afternoon, I tear her out of the country. Oh, just like that. Well, why not? Your ship, the mermaid, is loading up and starts at the far east tonight, doesn't it? Well, if you give me okay, I'll be on that ship and they'll be okay. Do I get help? Okay. Why not? You deserve a break. You'll ship on the mermaid. Yeah, I thought you'd see it my way. Now, fix it with Skipper, huh? I'm sure he's expecting my call anyway. You know, this is Walper. Let me talk to Skipper. Hey, Skipper, Lord Johnson's on his way down. He wants to talk to you about going with your ship tonight. Yeah, it's all okay. Take care of him. So long. Thanks, Walper. Thanks a lot. I'll be back when things quiet down. Glad to do it. Get down there and check with Skipper. And you might as well take down whatever you need now. Good deal. Thanks again. You're welcome. Skipper, Walper again. What I said about Johnson goes double. Take care of him. Take care of him real good. Hey, up there on the mermaid! Tell Skipper Claude Johnson's here. Johnson! Watch it, that cargo swing! This is David Bryan. Before we continue with Mr. District Attorney, in the case of a hit-and-run killer, here's an important message I'd like you to hear. And now back to David Bryan, starring as Paul Garrett, Mr. District Attorney. A girl had almost been murdered by a car belonging to her sister. So with all the tangled threads I held, I could see none that pointed to her motive. And Scott, terrified by her narrow escape from death, refused to tell me anything. Her sister, Barbara, had to know some answers, including the mysterious shipment manifest from Walper's company. And the answer to the big question, why would Barbara want to kill her sister? I'll get it, Miss Monroe. Hello? Hello, Chief. Harrington, have you found her yet? She didn't show up for an appointment with a hairdresser. Now, when a dame does that, something's wrong. And keep digging, Harrington. We've got to locate Barbara Scott. You know me, Chief. What's the matter? It doesn't gel, Miss Miller. Still, the way that fiance of hers, Claude Johnson, tried to prevent me from asking her questions, maybe he fits in somewhere. Did you say Claude Johnson? Yes. You know him? Just a minute. That name rings a bell. Oh, here it is. Look, this is Claude. Well, this is the old Walper file. Remember he told me he'd got it together? Well, I did. Look. You'll smell him on the payroll. Oh, Claude Johnson. So he worked for Walper. A year ago. What does it mean? It means you're a very remarkable young woman, Miss Miller. And now we're looking for two of them, Barbara and her fiance. Let's go. If you did say we're looking. Didn't you? Oh, I did. And so we are, right now. Oh, it's me, Barbara. Wake up, Anne, please. What? Barbara? Barbara, go away. Go away.  What are you saying, Anne? I'll go away. I won't try anything. You can marry Claude.  Stop it. Stop it, dear. I'm sorry I shook you, but I can't understand you're talking this way. Oh. I saw the car before it hit me. It was your car. I know it was your car. My car? You must be delirious. I saw the car playing. I knew you were angry that you raided me for one year against Claude. We're trying to find out about him, but I was only trying to protect you. Oh, my God. Tell me, before my car hit me, did you... did you see me driving? I... I couldn't see. There was a reflection on the window. Barbara? Barbara, where are you going? Say, something I have to do. You just walk down. And get well.  I am. We're closed for business. You're watching told me we're back here. I'm Barbara Stock. I'm in sort of a hurry. I want to find Claude Johnson. He's probably at his apartment. I tried, Gary. He hasn't been home since this afternoon. I see. It's very important that I talk to him. It doesn't matter. In fact, I haven't seen him all afternoon. But you must have. You phoned me. Said you were sending him down to the waterfront on a job, and he called me as soon as he got back. He did. Something's wrong here. Good night, Mr. Waltper. Hold it. Where do you think you're going? I came here to find Claude and give him one more chance to explain. But now I think I'd better go directly to the district attorney. Think again, Mr. Waltper. Again? That's right. And it says you'll step over to my car without any trouble. Come on. I don't understand. Just move it. You're going for a boat ride. A very short boat ride. And I'm going to be surprised to see us. I could have called, but I figure I might take a look around and discuss a part of it myself. You've been carrying them out these days? It's very possible. He's been staked out here waiting for Barbara for the last two hours. Gosh, God. Well, this is at number 213. Right. Oh, gee.  Barbara didn't come home? No telephone calls. Yeah, nothing at all. But real quiet here. You see that, Herrington?  Huh? Oh, oh, yeah. I took off my shoes. You know, sort of left my feet. Bless her in her own time. You have them downtown? Oh, God. I almost forgot. Hey, that garage is coming called back. Full description on the person who brought the Hitleran car in for repairs. Interesting. Oh, Herrington, don't be so mysterious. It was a hymn. Perfect description of that Floyd Johnson problem. Come on. You brought the car in alone? Yep, all by himself. He must have been driving Barbara's car. I just knew he couldn't be trying to kill her sister. Perhaps. Anne was onto something and had to be stopped. Her sister could still be in the middle of it. Very much so. But if he isn't, he might be in a very dangerous spot. We've got to find Claude before there's another accident and winds up in murder. But where did he find her? I think Walper might know the answer to that one. Let's go, Herrington. I'm with you, Chief. I'm sorry to bring this up, Herrington. Don't you think you might need to see me?  Think of everything. Go ahead, Chief. I'll catch up with you. This is the dock. Those lights out on the water. That must be Walper's ship. The mermaid. It is. There's Walper coming out of the cabin on that motorboat at the dock. Hmm. Now, Walper and that other fellow are loading wooden tapes into that dory. Is that what you call it? A little boat or a dory? That's right, Miss Mellon. And I see it's made past to this boat with a line. Walper is evidently going to tow the dory out of the big ship. Hey, I see. They're truly putting the tapes into the dory. The other fellow's going. Walper's alone. Good. I'll go talk to him. You stay here in the car, Herrington, just in case Claud is around. Right. Coming, Miss Mellon? Nothing I like better than to walk along the waterfront at night. Hello there, Mr. Walper. What? Oh, God. We wait here as soon as I put this crate down on the deck. Yeah. You know, Walper said we'd find you here.  Why should I? I'm in the importing business, remember? I remember. So I also export. My ship's sailing in an hour, and I'm taking out some cases of supplies to it. I see. These cases? Yeah. Can stuff and some ship supplies. Want me to open one up for you? That will be necessary. I check customs. They've already cleared your ship for sailing. Don't miss a trick, do you? I'll open the case anyway. See? Can good? That's all. Fair enough. And the case isn't the glory of the same? Sure. Put them in there because I'm taking the glory out. The mermaid needs another lifeboat. Okay. Where's Claude Johnson? Claude? Haven't seen him all afternoon. Isn't that unusual? What's unusual about it? Oh, on a day one of your ships is loading. I think all of your employees would be busy. Oh, you got it wrong, miss. Johnson's my bookkeeper. He doesn't work the dust. How about Barbara Scott? Any idea what she is? I don't even know her. Now look, G.A., this stuff you're at. What's it all got to do with me? I have every reason to believe your man Johnson was involved in a hit-and-run. And I'd like your help in finding him. Well, I'd be glad to help if I could. Come on, I'll have more time. I see. Just stay here, Miss Miller. I'll be right back. Hey, where are you going? I'm looking to your cabin. Hold it. You got no search warrant? I'm not making a search, Walper. You can't keep me out of there. I think I care. What's this? Mr. Garrett, he's got a gun. We'll take one more step towards the cabin. The little lady here gets it first. I'll be right back. No, thank you. I just gave you with the gun back. Sorry, I was a little slow. But Walper won't be flooding anybody else for a while. I see that. Where's Miss Miller? Down here in the cabin. Barbara Scott's here. We're coming. You got him tied up? Yeah, gag, too. Let me take this tape off a month. What? Yeah. Oh, it's better. I can hardly breathe. He was so frightened.  He was going to throw my body out the sea. There, you're not dancing about it. And he's so right about Claude. He tried to warn me. That's why he tried to kill her with my gun. That's the way it figures, all right. But, Chief, I don't get Walper's part in all this. Was he in on the con game? No, Harrington. Walper was in on a much bigger game. The answer is in those cases in the Dory. The wooden cases? Yes. Can you walk all right, Miss Gunn? Yes, I'll be fine. No. Give her a hand, Harrington. Let's go. Good. Be careful stepping on the dock here. But, Chief, what do you mean those cases in the Dory of the answers? Come on, I'll tell you. I'll bring that crowbar, Harrington. This Dory is full of cases of supplies. I don't think they're all supplies. I'll open this one. Now we'll just push aside some of this sawdust. There. Wow. Look at that. This is good. That looks like a bar of gold. Solid gold. Exactly what it is, Miss Miller. And this little boat is loaded with those golden bars. Mr. Walper was taking them to Singapore. But why? For a tremendous and illegal profit. You see, gold here in the United States is taken at $35 an ounce. But in Singapore, on the black market, Walper could sell it easily at $80 an ounce. Yeah. A nice bit of exporting, all right. Well, what do we do now, Chief? You stay here until we can get the harbor authority to round up the rest of the crew. In the meantime, I think Miss Scott would like to see your sister. Oh, I would, Mr. Gareth. More than anything in the world. This is David Bryan. I hope you enjoy this case from the files of Mr. District Attorney. I'll be back in just a moment after this message from our sponsor. Well, here's the style of Mr. District Attorney. David Bryan, with a word about the program you have just heard. It was not very long after that you've probably written your newspapers about the conviction of the man we called Walper on the charge of first-degree murder, along with his henchmen skipper. You may have also read of the rounding up the various members of the vicious gold smuggling gang and the federal punishments needed out to them. Now this is David Bryan inviting you to join us when we present our next case based on the facts of crime from the file of Mr. District Attorney. Mr. District Attorney was originated by Philip S. Floyd.


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