Keep it clean. What's going on? It's engraving here with another video and in this video. Let me go ahead and sit down Shout out to the Falcons man. Shout out to the Falcons. Congratulations on getting a great win a win that speaks volumes for the team And puts them back in the thick of things as far as the playoffs Even though I still think that the vision is gonna go to oops How'd that get there anyway? Team keep it clean. What's going on? It's engraving here with another video and in this video We are here to talk about the game that we just finished watching between the Seahawks and the Atlanta Falcons And this was a good game a game that I really thought was gonna be excuse me headed to overtime, but Blair walks Let us down But I'm sure he didn't let the Falcons fans down though. Anyway Let me introduce myself me. I'm engraving vids. This is my YouTube channel engraving vids, and I'm a Ravens fan I'm a Ravens fan And yes this watching games like these shout out to Daniel Matthew He said it makes them thankful for Justin Tucker. It much much most certainly does It most certainly does but Even though I'm a Ravens fan on this YouTube channel as you can see we talk about Every single NFL team so if you're Ravens fan if you're a Seahawks fan if you're a Falcons fan shout out to the birds But the birds that's doing the best right now Fly Eagles fly, but no matter what team you a fan of if you love football Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel Subscribe to the YouTube channel turn your notifications on to turn notifications on and also Leave a like on the video because like my guy Ryan Mallet said it's free So anyway, this game Literally came down to the very very end You just knew even with the Falcons being up by two scores You just knew when they had to settle for a field goal at the end of the fourth quarter with like three minutes left I mean no, excuse me with like three and a half minutes left. You just knew That the Seahawks were gonna make it again. You just knew it. You just knew it that you It's crazy that With the it's kind of sad too with the Falcons being up by two scores We almost had more confidence in the Seahawks coming back than the Falcons holding that lead down And it's it's crazy now. How did the Seahawks even get themselves in this position in the first place? Falcons were up Falcons were up by what was one at one point in the game It was 21 seven Falcons were rolling in the first half. They were rolling in the first half I picked them to win. I thought the final score. My score prediction was 31 to 25 So one of the teams got 31, but 31 appeared not to be enough to get the win so I Thought it's gonna be 31 25, but hey Yeah, I was obviously wrong. I was wrong about the score, but not wrong not wrong about the outcome. Oh What's up gamer guy? No, you're real happy right now. Shout out to Chris Sanders, too Yeah, the Falcons almost let them come back almost almost almost But almost doesn't count now Carter. That's what exactly what we're getting ready to talk about that fake field go going into half What's up LeVar? I love the aggression but I See what they were trying to do get some momentum going in the halftime or whatnot And it's it's for that play. It's one of those hindsight is 2020 things. It's one of those hindsight is 2020 things because It say he would have got it Everybody would have praised them be like, oh man, that was such a great play that fake field goal was so smart Nobody saw it coming the Falcons didn't see it coming blah blah blah But with him not getting it He looks like a fool and they end up losing by three points. So that entire That fake field goal that changed the entire game and again it is the hindsight is 2020 hindsight is 2020 but Trust me as a Ravens fan We know from hardball wanting to go for it on every fourth down You got to take your points You have to take your point You got to take your points You got to Because if you don't It will come back to get you It'll come back to get you and it won't be pretty It won't be pretty Like I said, trust me as a Ravens fan. I know firsthand better than a lot of other teams We know firsthand as Ravens fans but anyway The Falcons they are going for the wildcard because like I said earlier a certain team that's behind me are looking to take that division but hey Carolina still in this thing Falcons are somewhat still in this thing and of course the Saints are leading in the vision right now, but It ain't over till it's over it ain't over till it's over and I actually have a piece of chicken in my mouth And it's gone now that fast even though that wasn't that quick, but it ain't over till it's over Falcon still they still got a shot Still got a shot The division is I don't want to say why it opened but it's pretty narrow But they still got a shot and worst case scenario if they don't get the division They got a chance at the wildcard man. Oh Richard Sherman you talking about the draft. Oh, man. Yeah, then there's Tampa too So it's gonna be tough. I honestly forgot about Tampa Bay. I'm not even gonna lie I completely forgot about Tampa Bay. I forgot about Tampa Bay Do I think Fitzpatrick and company is gonna do something in Tampa Bay? I Don't think they're gonna make it. But hey, you never know. That's why they call him Fitz magic Russell Wilson Russell Wilson Russell Wilson remains to be one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL Like I like I always say Whenever people have the conversation about the best quarterbacks in the NFL whenever they have that conversation A lot of times Russell Wilson name gets left out of it and I don't think it should be at all his name Belongs there it belongs there It belongs the Russell Wilson is a monster. He is great at what he does. He is great at improvising He's made it thrown on a run. He's great at scrambling. He plays so smart. He plays with wisdom. He plays with He plays with passion. He plays with He just I do this real deal man. I love how he plays love how he plays and Whether you are a fan of the Seahawks or not, you got to respect this game man. Got to respect this game Hey, y'all make sure y'all leave a like on a video make sure y'all respect the video too It's 40 people in here, but it's only nine likes. What's going on man? Make sure you click that thumbs up button. It's it's free. It's free Just click the thumbs up button and it takes half a second It Were you watching the Russell Wilson scramble for 15 yards takes longer? Then clicking the thumbs up button. But anyway, um that dude is just He's great. He is great. And he like I said, he all he deserves to be in that conversation with the top quarterbacks in the league um And now on a sadder note, um No Richard Sherman No cam chancellor And Earl Thomas had to hold it down by himself. I mean Jeremy Lane Earl Thomas had to hold it down, man, and he can't do it alone His legion of boom is are they slowly disintegrating? Um, I I didn't even know that Richard Sherman only had one of your left on his contract so He could possibly be out of there next year But it would be so weird seeing Richard Sherman out of there because Richard Sherman He's I feel like he's one of the main people that put seattle on the map He's one of the main people that put seattle on the map cam chancellor um Beast beast of uh defensive backs, man Richard Sherman is nice cam He he'll whack somebody. Earl Thomas has been great. Even though Earl Thomas has been he's been looking at a place this year a lot of times, man Still nice safety, but he's been just looking at a place Maybe because of that broken leg that he got last year. Maybe he just things ain't been the same He's been looking at a place. He's still been making his plays here and there too Don't get me wrong, but he's been looking at a place Now I don't want to spend too much time on a seahawks because they lost They ain't no disrespect, but it ain't no disrespect toward the seahawks, but I don't want to disrespect the falcons I don't want to disrespect the falcons because they just went into seattle And they got a win They got a win I feel like falcons in seattle got kind of like got some kind of like Look out out of out of uh Out of division rivalry You know how some teams got those They got those out of division rivalries and I feel like seahawks is one of the people that they got that rivalry with Now um matt ryan That guy made some throws with confidence. My favorite throw for matt ryan in this game Was the one to toy lolo Toy lolo That was my favorite throw of this game for matt ryan because what's going on gracing because he They did the play action and it didn't even seem like um toy lolo even had that much time to get down the field But matt ryan. Oh, you write quality control. That's that's that's pretty accurate right there Matt ryan put that ball on the money. He put it over top of the uh The line that was it a linebacker behind the tight end He put it like right in between it was right in front of el thomas But right behind I don't know if it was linebacker defensive back whoever whoever else was back there But matt ryan put it right in between both of those players He put it right in between both players And it was a perfect touchdown pass. I said man, that was beautiful. That was beautiful. It was off the play action And like I said, it didn't even seem like toy lolo even had that much time to get down the field It's about I think it's like a 30 yard touchdown. It's about that that that amount of yards, but um That play just looked perfect It looked perfect So no one's he wasn't like this in Cincinnati, but he wasn't bad in Cincinnati. He wasn't bad. He wasn't bad So, um, I see a lot of y'all talking about blare wash in the comment section Understood why um, but blare wash he Hmm It seattle got flashbacks, but not good flashbacks remember when they played the vikings in the playoff game a couple years ago And blare wash was setting up for the game. I believe it was a game winning field go And he missed it And that's the only reason seattle won. They were jumping up and down screaming understand because understandable because it was playoff time and that's how they won but The only one because blare wash missed the kick so now Fast forward a couple years later and that guy Who helped you advance into the playoffs? That same guy He has to kick a game tie and field go for you Hmm Oh amazing said wash missed the kick that sent minnesota home in the playoffs too Okay years ago. I didn't I didn't even remember that I didn't even remember that Yeah, they a and blare wash thing was uh, I guess seattle's thing When they signed blare wash because mildew just said seahawks picked up the player that got them a playoff Their thing was if you know what if you can't beat them joining And they didn't beat them.  Oh, yeah quality control your vikings fans. So, you know all about blare wash ends and outs Hmm Oh Charles says seahawks got minnesota's problems now Blare wash pulled the billy cundiff a couple years ago to send seahawks past the vikings. Oh, yeah That's what we were just talking about chris. So we're just talking about While it's 5 a.m. In the uk right now. Oh, damn. You need to go to sleep or I guess you need to wake up I don't know what what are you getting ready to do? Slate over there yo Blockbuster said blare wash is the mvp for other teams He may just be man But that that's heartbreaking And again as a ravens fan trust me. I know exactly how it is To have the game on the line and your field goal kicker. Just let you down That's why it's so important It's so important to have a quality kicker For kickoffs for extra points for field goals It's so important to have a quality kicker It's so important to have a quality kicker. Hey quality control that might be right man. I appreciate it I appreciate it. Thank you. Carter. Did I see your comment? Let me go back Falcons would have won by more if they targeted hulio some more, but his hands were kind of all See what hulio One thing when when you debate Because when when people ask about who's the best receiving in ff Um, they used to be a debate. I feel like the debate is like done there But they used to be a debate between hulio jones and antonio brown. Antonio brown hulio jones I feel like with hulio jones. He could be he got the size. He got the ability But um that dropped a couple weeks ago. That was just terrible. Um, but He's his injury problems His injury problems You can't Be the number one receiving at the best receiving the league If you always hurt And he's he seems like he's always banged up now. How old is hulio jones? How old of morocco the falcons won they won falcons won But once that Atlanta is warming up at the right time Hey, we'll see We'll see how how far it gets them, man We'll see how far it gets them They uh, this would be the perfect time to start heating up because if they start heating up a little later, it may be too late Oh, he's 28. Okay. Appreciate y'all man. Thank you. That's why I love these live streams anything I don't know y'all will let me know immediately Yeah, the falcons they they gave up the world to get hulio jones But it it worked out for him. It worked out for him He was worth all that that they gave up um, I do I know some somebody has it. I want to see for all the picks that they traded to get hulio I want to see Who those picks turned into What players those uh, what players those picks turned into So hold on I guess somebody ain't no hit they didn't realize we this is team keep it clean over here So you got to keep them comments clean ain't no cursing in here He tried to change all his words around so he could get the cursing in now. We can't do it here Can't have it here Raven you think jerry smith the top corner right now he he's been a top corner He just always been hurt. He got the same problem that hulio jones has the dude is Easily one of the best But they always hurt They always hurt Um top 10 NBA say was it Blair's fault or Pete's? Well, I think it was Pete's fault or yeah, Pete's fault that Blair ended up getting put in that position to have to kick a game tie and field go um So it it's a it's a combination of both um Had Pete Carroll not made them go for it on that for down. I mean, yeah right before halftime Who knows? um But had Blair wash been a better kicker more accurate than who knows so Falconator said jimmy smith is not better than true font. You Must be out of your mind. I know that's just a fan in you talking so that's fine but jimmy smith is definitely better than true font But the only thing that the true font does have on jimmy smith is better health So he does have that so shout out to him um Somebody just asked. Oh, it's looping. He said if the playoffs ended today, it would be ravens at jaguars What are your thoughts? I was looking at that earlier and I was thinking. Oh, man if ravens Played a jaguars in the playoffs. I would have to go We would have to make that six hour drive to duval and and go to that game. We'd have to But we'll see how everything turns out. We'll see how everything turns out Jaguars nice man. Jaguars with that defense That jaguars got that defense man. They ain't playing blockbuster said who is true font But yeah, hey But I don't want to get too caught up on the what if what if it all ended right now Because I don't want to get all I don't want to get too worked up and too hyped and things Things can change literally change every single week depending on who wins who loses but We'll see man. We'll see Um next week at this same time We'll be talking about ravens and texans because they play monday night football next week so We'll see man Exactly ak. He said we ain't doing any damage until we get something going on offense. Exactly. Yeah, shatara I don't I don't have any hope for the packers. All right. Let me soccer. See you next time man Nothing special say ravens versus jags lennon for net will win the game because that'll be mostly a defensive matchup I mean he killed us last game so Oh, great to say he wants to see the pass player james that'd be a nice test for both teams jaguars with that defense flying around everywhere and Jaguars to go against the patriots to see If they can really hang that'd be nice, man That'd be nice.  Um Hmm That's a good question. That's tough That's tough Falconator say jimmy smith is no top five corner. I know you don't even believe that. I know you're just speaking out of uh Angle aggression right now. I know you don't even believe what you just said with that Um, I'm glad we don't have to play watson. Oh See, it's a bit of sweet thing the same way with an rodgers Same way. I feel about watson. I feel about an rodgers. Well, it's like, yeah, we We don't have to play them But you would have rather seen I would have rather seen the ravens go against the best of the best So I would have rather seen them go against an rodgers I would have rather seen them go against the sean wasa because it just brings so much excitement and stress to the game But it really lets you know exactly where your team is that Yesterday didn't let me know where this team is. It didn't let me know anything about where his team is nothing Opacas play stealers next week Stealers probably stealers might do worse to them Than what we did They might do worse to them than what we did So Oh, yeah, ma'am. I might have to man. Let me uh If you got twitter, can you send that to me on twitter or snapchat or instagram either one of the three? Because I I don't want to mess it up Uh, only if january joe was was open august through january. That was that's true Falconator said what has jimmy smith done lately? Please enlighten me Oh wow He hasn't I hasn't given up a touchdown um, and he leads the league In passer rating With passers thrown his way so That's it Quarterbacks have the lowest passer rating in the league When they throw jimmy smith's way That's it None much Stealers are trash against trash teams and maybe closer than we all think when they play practice I don't I don't I don't I don't see them uh playing down to the competition I don't see them playing down to uh to the packers.  Oh, that's rough right there, man Edgar no, I don't see it happening. I don't see it happening. Edgar acts. Do you see cap nick in the NFL again? No, I don't see it happening I don't Still think wilson is the most underrated quarterback. He definitely Underrated I think he's underrated under appreciated He that dude is he's amazing He is amazing Amazing a wine say trust me. They I'm a stealers fan. So they do play down to the competition Oh, yeah, the colts game colts was an example dress old ravens do the same thing too Do the same thing too enough times. Um Yeah, you're right. So that I just I I can't see it happening with with hunley just what he did Not what he did to us really what he did for us. He helped us but It is what it is. Let's see ravens are tied with the best record coming off of bio only lost two games, huh? that's all right, but they We need better. We need more than that um Charles kind of said wait a minute. Why do we slap around backup quarterbacks? It's no fun when we don't play quality starters exactly Exactly he reflects from jerseys. He said why wilson is overrated? No, man He ain't he ain't overrated at all No, man Oh, he said maybe say if he know what thing you're right. We play on saturday against the colts Huh Devonta Adams was giving jimmy smith a business a little bit with garbage hungry, which rogers was playing that game Yeah, if rogers would have been playing that game, it would have been a different story I'm pretty sure we would have lost pretty sure he would have lost um because Somebody asked me earlier somebody earlier said um in the stream. They say oh, but rogers doesn't play defense I said well, but he can help the defense He would have helped the defense because the offensive drives would have been lasting a lot longer They would have been making more plays and a lot of a lot of stuff would have been happening, but Is what it is. It's cool, man. Wilson highs behind a good defense in a run game.  I think he's talking about the falcons most likely um anyone else realized cost of wins He'll threw 19 picks Oh, what not last year really? Wow Ravens had two role games left this year. What do you think about our chances of going 11 and 5? That would be great. Do I see it happening? No But anything is possible Anything is possible Oh Carter say one second left in Super Bowl 52 50 y'all field goal Do you put in a guayo Roberto Aguayo or Blair Walsh?  Uh, duh. That's you 1 000 right about that Um, Detroit and Pittsburgh are the biggest threat He said you hail Mary instead That's funny, man. Anyway, appreciate y'all coming through Um, excuse me. Um, I'm gonna go ahead and go to bed now Uh, this was a lot of fun. Thank you all for coming through seriously everybody. I appreciate it, man. Thank you Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Um, I'm glad that y'all came through shout-out y'all falcons fans Y'all did your thing. Um, y'all did not squander way to lead Um, and you you did your thing man. Congrats Uh, Seahawks fans Y'all still got one of the best QVs in the league your team I want to say they'll be fine, but The defense is it seemed like the defense is slowly falling apart Especially when you when you lose a leader like Sherman and you lose another leader like, uh Like, uh, cam chancellor So it's tough, man, but Ravens next. What's up, man? But I appreciate y'all man. Oh, yes, Lupe. I do man. They all sitting over there, too I give you a quick a quick little uh A quick little thing, man Real fans But anyway appreciate y'all man. Thank you for coming through. Um, again, if you're new here Make sure you subscribe to the youtube channel if you haven't already turn your notifications on if you haven't already And make sure you leave a like on the video If you haven't already because like my guy Ryan mallet says every single video It's completely free So thank you. All right, Lupe. All right, Carter All right, uh poogie man Okay, one I'll see y'all all next time man. 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I think this is the most crucial moment or one of the most crucial moments in crypto and digital assets, and it really does come down to controlling the narrative and what I'm talking about is there was a press conference. This was a couple of days ago. This is Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, and he did a nice, he actually talked about 10 minutes and other people in his group talked for the other 20 or so, but he talked about CBDC is just how dangerous they are. And the first four minutes, I'm going to highly encourage you to watch the whole thing. I'm going to link this in the description. The first four minutes, it just gives you like a rundown of what's going on and the bank issues and the problems with the Fed Reserve as they were raising the rates and how people were getting bailed out. And now the FDIC insurance was really paid by taxpayer money and not by anybody else, which is totally correct. But and he just kind of catches up in a very simplified way. And then he gets to talk about CBDCs. And before we go into it, let me just say this. This is like a huge relief just to hear somebody in power talk about CBDCs and the danger because when we talk about and we talk to our families and things like that, they're like, yeah, yeah, Bitcoin's going to be great and digital asset, right? And CBDCs, yeah, it's going to take over the world. But when you have somebody from the governor of Florida in the United States are talking about like, look, we need to really control this because if we give them more power, you don't know what's going to happen. So I'm going to have you take a listen to it and just tell me in the comment section if you feel like a great sigh of relief when someone else says it and you don't have to keep shouting from the rooftop. So just take a listen to this. No, we cannot have that happening. And so that's why we're here today, because we've seen a lot of mismanagement from the economic central planners. It's just by nature, you cannot do this effectively without there being major costs to pay. And so some want to increase power to these organizations such as the Federal Reserve. And so last year, President Biden issued an executive order to explore the creation of a US central bank digital currency, effectively converting the dollar into a centralized digital currency. And this is different than things like cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, a centralized digital currency is directly controlled and issued by the government to consumers. And it provides the government with a direct view of all consumer activities. And so this is something that is being proposed to somehow being environmentally sustainable way to increase access to consumers who lack the means to join a traditional bank. But as we've come to learn, any way they can get into society to exercise their agenda, they will do it. And so what the central bank digital currency is all about is surveilling Americans and controlling behavior of Americans. And how do we know because we've seen this happen in other parts of the world. Look at no further than China to see the impacts of centralized digital currency. The People's Bank of China uses its central bank to monitor citizen behavior, allowing for the surveillance of spending habits and to cut off access to goods and services. You also see things in the Bahamas where they've instituted caps on CBDC holdings and transactions in Nigeria, central bank cap ATM withdrawals to forcibly push the use of their digital currency in lieu of physical currency. And I don't even need to think here, what are they going to want to do these ESG factors, you go and buy gasoline if you bought too much gasoline, they just won't allow you to use this to make a transaction.  And so isn't that great to not have to put all this information in and just go look, you don't want to believe me. Just take a look at the governor from Florida, as he talks about the slippery slope that we could slide down as far as CBDCs and a couple of things. Remember, first of all, was that he talked specifically, he said Bitcoin, we're not talking about crypto, digital assets, we're talking about a central bank digital currency. And the second thing is he didn't mention FedNow. And we talked about FedNow in a video we did a couple of days ago, where it's all about instant payments. There is a huge difference between instant payments from the Federal Reserve to a central bank digital currency, and how you can use programmable money to shut things off.  But I gotta tell you, it just feels like it's like a huge weight off of my shoulders and a lot of people, when you have somebody just come down and go, look, this is a problem. So hopefully, the Fed will stop at FedNow, but you know, it's gonna move forward. And that's why it's important that we talk about these things and control the narrative. Now, the next part here, I will just say that some people love Charles Hoskinson and some people despise Charles Hoskinson. Some people love Cardano and hate Cardano. I don't care where you're at. Me personally, I like Cardano. I got a bunch of it. And I'm very biased and I have a Stakeful operator on her DNews, link in the description, you want a stake instead of taking them off the exchanges. But love them or hate them, or as Charles Hoskinson, he's got a great point here and this is about a minute or so. And this is important. When I talk about controlling the narrative right now, just take a listen. This is what everybody should be talking about. And now I can really see a path for it. So just take a listen to this is about a minute and a half. Well, he got the point. He said, it reminds me a bit of the early 1900s. In 1910, he still had these nine Royals meeting the world of princes was still surrounded, seemingly immortal. And he got the point that the vast majority of them got knocked off within 10 years. Why? Because things that seem permanent and stable, they change quickly. And it's something that people don't want to admit. But then after the fact, they say, oh, that was obvious. When I was still the CEO of Ethereum many years ago and past life, I tried to get a Credit Suisse account. When we were in Switzerland, you know, it was 2014 and the Credit Suisse people said, oh, too dangerous with crypto, we couldn't possibly consider it would be so unstable and so terrible. And we have a reputation to protect. You know, we're we're we're here for the long term. We've been here for over 150 years and we couldn't embrace this crypto thing. And lo and behold, who's buying Credit Suisse UBS only if the Swiss government bails them out. You see, the banking system in general is falling apart. And it's falling apart predictably so because it's always been a Ponzi scheme. So again, Love More Hatem, these are the things that we need to hear and people who don't believe that the traditional banking system is just fine and dandy need to also hear. So again, it's all about pushing the narrative, controlling the narrative and the people that are the best at that are usually winners. Just look at politicians. And then also just real quickly talks about banking and banking sectors. I don't believe that the issues that are going on with the banking are just relegated to just these signature and Silicon Valley Bank and First Federal or First Republic. And then, of course, Credit Suisse goes down because once you have these big banks go down, there's a little bit of contagion. So the National Bank lost over a billion dollars on the Credit Suisse investment. And this is just Tuesday. Remember, this just happened on Sunday. So I think there's more dominoes to fall. So this is an important time. And why I think we're seeing a major influx into Bitcoin, mostly Bitcoin. And the crypto digital asset because people are scared. They don't know where to put their money. They don't know if it's going to actually be insured. It's a confidence game. And that confidence is eroding rapidly. And also before we move on to the negative part of controlling the narrative, I will just say this. As far as like the narrative again, this was a tweet. Actually, it started out with Brycent and Brycent. He is a Twitch streamer. I follow him on Twitter for a Web 3 type of things. And he just talked about, look, there's some things we need to talk about as far as NFTs. And he just said we should, you know, change the way that we talk about them. Gentlemen, our person, I don't know, Ragnar Redmayne, who is the creator of Battle Viking said, this is great, but we don't even need to call it an NFT. If players call it a skin and get all the benefits of NFT ownership, you avoid a lot of the current negative perception that people have with NFTs. And it got me thinking. It got me thinking about the 2020 presidential election. And if you haven't been around and really care, it doesn't matter. What really came down to was this. There was a big issue with the election where we talked about insurance, health insurance. And this was a big sticking point. The Democrats came out and they talked about socialized medicine. And here in the States, I don't know where you're at. And you're up, you're like, that sounds good. But here in the States, any kind of word about socialized is like the worst word of all time. So when they said socialized medicine, and they did a bunch of polls that just kind of just tanked. But then when they started to talk about Medicare for all, then all of a sudden the approval rating went through the roof. So it's all about the narrative and what you call it. So me personally, when I started thinking about these, you know, the gamers and the NFTs, I understand there's different aspects of things they don't like. I get it. But if we stopped calling it NFTs, why don't we just call it what it is, like Web 3 skins or Web 3 upgrades or Web 3 weapons or whatever else it is. Or whatever you can talk about. But when we call things NFTs, I think there's a negative connotation with that moving forward. Again, controlling the narrative. That's why I'm going to ask for you. What do you think we should call it? Put that down in the comments section because maybe we should move forward. We'll just stop and call them NFTs. Now, that's the positive part is controlling the negative. Here's the negative part. This is Kevin O'Leary. You know him and everybody loved this guy when he was all on board with crypto, right? But there's been proof that he negatively talks about things and then buys them behind the scenes because he pumps his bags. And that's a proven fact. Go watch SquawkBox and CNBC where he talked about how he didn't do anything with Bitcoin. And then years later, he messed up the time frame. That's what we're talking about today. We're talking about today's because there was an article and it came down to this was in finance, Yahoo Finance. And it was on March 20th and it was meltdown to zero. Kevin O'Leary said there's 100% chance of a crypto debacle. And I read this and I'm like, okay, let's see what he has to say. And he says, if you're asking me if there will there be another meltdown to zero, absolutely 100%. He says it will happen and it'll keep happening over and over again. And then which I got to ask with you, right here, he might be meltdown to zero is a little bit crazy. But as far as problems in the crypto sector, he's right. There is going to be problems. There is going to be hacks. There is going to be issues because it's a young industry. I can't deny that part. But going to zero, I'm not 100% sure on that one. But maybe he's talking about the people that promoted MFTX. And then he says here, all the unregulated exchanges are having massive outflows right now. The smart money has got the joke. They saw what happened in MFTX. They're not sitting around for an explanation. And I just responded back on Twitter. I go, well, of course, there's an outflow because people realize that they can do this thing, which is self-causity, which is what we talk about on Dan teaches crypto. And you know, I use a ledger. It's very simple. And he can't do that in the banks. And that's what is, I think, moving people into the crypto space who are scared about where the money actually is. So with this one, I just started to think about it. I'm like, I know I've heard this before. I know it. And then I look back, and when he's talking about the issue with there's a meltdown and going to zero, this was actually from KITCO News. This was KITCO News meltdown to zero 100% happened. But it was two months ago. I know, first of all, I know it's a long time ago because it says two months ago. Of course, Dave Lynn, he's even with KITCO News anymore. He has on YouTube channel. You should check it out. It's very interesting. But with this one, I was like, why are they dragging this up two months ago to talk? I don't know if it's a slow news day or what? But again, I think there's some people out there that are controlling the narrative. So they'll bring this up. Do we care what Kevin O'Leary says in the crypto space? Absolutely not. Unfortunately, a lot of people who watch Shark Tank and believe in Kevin O'Leary for whatever reason, they're going to hit this narrative and be like, oh, that sounds reasonable and off you go. So to me, I just think there's something behind the scenes that are happening that people are trying to control this, which will lead me to my last point. It's from Nick Carter. And he says, fun fact, the man ultimately responsible for chokepoint 1.0 was FDIC chairman Marty Grunberg, who served from 2012-2018. And he says, there's also chokepoint 2.0. And guess who's responsible for that? Marty Grunberg. And I said, why not? So I took a look at the list of all the FDIC chairs, and that goes all the way back to the 50s and 60s. But if you scroll up, you go, oh, there's Marty, Martin Grunberg. He served from 2005 to 2006. If you scroll up one more, there is again July 9th, 2011, 2012. And then he's back again, February 5th, 2023. So there are people who are trying to control this narrative, and they are in high places. So there is the good and the bad. And that's why I think this is a critical time for digital assets. And we should be sharing this information as best as we can to save as many people as we can. And that's it for that piece. Just know that this is going to be an interesting week because we've got the FOMC meeting where we're going to see if we're going to raise rates. This is going to be tomorrow, March 22nd. And right now, people are saying it's about a 79% chance because the current target rate is 450 to 475. The thing is about almost an 80% chance we're going to see a 25 basis point hike, which is interesting because we thought it would be 50. And it was like about a 40-60 split. Now, nobody's even talking about it. And actually, 21% of people are saying that there's going to be no rate increases, which I think is crazy. But if it does, watch the market explode. If it goes 50 points, watch the market crumble. And if it goes to 475, watch nothing absolutely happen. So play that as you will in your investments. But I can't give investment advice. And that's it. So look, that is it for today. Also know that on Thursday, if you're in Puerto Rico, we're going to be at the Smokehouse doing a crypto meeting at 4-7pm. So I'll make the announcement tomorrow as well. But that is it for today. So look, one little bit of long, but it's important times, I think. So that is it for today. So like the video, give it a thumbs up, like it, subscribe, all that good stuff. But that's it. Thanks so much for stopping by. I appreciate it. And I'll see you on the next one.


Part 24 of Legendland by Various, as we told by Lioness, recorded for LibriVox.org by Kathar Monakia. The Old Man of Currie. They tell a story down in Meneige, as the son of their most coroner of England, the Lizard Peninsula, is called, of an old man from the little village of Currie, near Mullian, who once rescued a mermaid who was stranded by the receding tide and could not get back to her husband and family who were awaiting her in a cave by Tynant's Cove. The Old Man was walking along the shore one summer evening, thinking of nothing in particular, when he saw in a deep pool left by the falling tide a beautiful lady with long golden hair who appeared to be in the greatest distress. When he drew nearer to her and discovered that she was a mermaid, he was filled with alarm for he had heard many tales of these sea sirens from the fishermen of Gunwillow. He was for running off home as hard as he could, but the piteous cries of the lovely creature were too much for his kind heart, and he went forward to inquire what her troubles might be. At first she was too terrified to reply, but the Old Man managed to pacify her, and she sobbed out her story. While her husband and children were asleep in the cave, she said, she had been attracted by the scent of the glorious flowers which grow all about the lizard, and to get as close to them as possible she had drifted in on the waves, and reveling in the sweet perfume had not noticed the falling tide until she discovered herself cut off in the rock pool. Now she explained if her husband awoke and found her missing he would grow terribly angry, for she was supposed to be hunting for his dinner, and if none arrived he would as likely as not eat the children. The Old Man, horrified at this terrible possibility, asked what he could do to help. The mermaid replied that if he would only carry her back to the sea she would give him any three things he cared to ask. He at once offered to undertake the task, and asked not for wealth, but that he might be able to charm away sickness, to break the spells of witchcraft, and to discover thieves and restore stolen property. The mermaid readily agreed to give him these powers, but she said he must come to a certain rock on another day in order to be instructed as to how to obtain them. So the Old Man bent down, and the mermaid, classifying him around the neck with her beautiful arms, he managed to carry her on his back to the open sea. A few days later he went to the rock agreed upon and was met by the mermaid, who thanked him heartily for his aid, and fulfilled her promise by telling him how he could secure the powers he desired. Then taking her comb from her golden hair she gave it to him, saying that so long as he preserved it she would come to him whenever he wanted her, and with that, in a languishing smile, she slid off the rock and disappeared. They say that the Old Man and she met several times afterwards, and that once she persuaded him to carry her to a quiet place where she could watch human beings walking about with their split tails, as she described legs. And if you doubt this story, the Old People along the coast will still point out to you the mermaid's rock to prove you wrong. All around the lizard, the Wild Coast is indented with beautiful little coves, whose pure, sandy beaches are washed twice each day by the incoming tide. In the deep sheltered valleys of Meneige, flowers grow in profusion, while on the bold high moorland of the interior of that rare British plant, Cornish Heath flourishes in great bush-like clumps. You reach this wonderful country by the great western road coach service from Halston. Mulean, Kynance, Cajwith, St. Cavern, all in this district, are places of an amazing beauty and charm. There are big modern hotels to be found at Mulean, and there are golf and sea fishing, bathing and entrancing walks by sea or moor to amuse the visitor in this warmth. Seagirt, land of heath and flowers. End of the Old Man of Currie. This recording is in the public domain. Recording by Catherine Monachia. Part 25 of Legendland by Various. As retold by Leonès and recorded for LibriVox.org by Julian Jameson. The Hooting Carn. One of the grimmest yet most fascinating tracts of moorland in the west is that wild, bolder, strewn district behind St. Just in Penwyth near the land's end. Here, amid a scene of savage beauty, wind swept by the great gales from the Atlantic, is a stretch of treeless moor, the richest in all Cornwall, in remains of prehistoric man. There is something eerie about this furthest west corner of England, and around it cluster legends galore. One of the queerest is that of the Hooting Carn, a bleak hill between St. Just and Moorva. Carn Kennajeck is its real name, but they are taking now to spelling it as it is pronounced. Carn Kennajeck. From it weird moaning sounds arise at night, and the strangely named Gump, a level track just below the summit, was, they say, the scene of a grim midnight struggle in the very old days. It happened that one moonless night, two miners walking back to their homes from Moorva passed by the base of the Hooting Carn. They knew its ill repute and hurried along in silence, their fears not allayed by the fact that on this night the moaning of the Carn was more persistent than usual, and that an unearthly light seemed to illuminate the rocks on its summit. Presently, to their great alarm, there sounded behind them the thunder of galloping hoofs, turning in fear they saw a dark-robed figure with a hood covering his face, approaching. As he dashed past, he signed to them to follow, and as they explained later some irresistible force made them obey. Without knowing how they did so, they were able to keep pace with the galloping steed and arrived swiftly near the top of the hill. There the dark horsemen dismounted, and the miners, terrified, found that they had been brought into the midst of a wild company of men of huge size, with long, unkempt hair and beards, their faces dogged with bright colors, and all engaged at the moment in singing a reckless chorus, which concluded in an uncanny hooting sound. But the arrival of the dark rider brought the demonic singing to an end. A circle was quickly formed, and two men, more huge and more terrible than any present, were brought forward to contest in a wrestling match. The horsemen, squatting on the ground, gave the signal to begin, but after a few preliminary moves the wrestlers complained that the light was insufficient. Then the squatting demon, for as such he proved to be, flashed from his eyes two great beams of fire that lit the whole ring. The struggle then proceeded amid the wild yells of the onlookers. At last one of the wrestlers lifted his opponent clear off his feet and hurled him to the ground with stupendous force. It was a sound like thunder as he fell, and he lay as one dead. At once the whole ring broke into confusion and crowded round the victor. This seemed to the miners grossly unfair play, and they went over to the fallen man to give him what aid they could. They found him in a terrible state, and since no aid was available one of them started to offer up a prayer for the dying man's soul. With his first words the utmost consternation fell upon the company. A great clap of thunder shook the rocks, a pitchy darkness covered the scene, and a fierce wind swept the hill. Then looking upward the miners saw the whole company, the dying man with them, disappearing northward in a dense black cloud, the two blazing eyes of the demon who had led them to the carn being clearly distinguishable for some time. Paralyzed with fear, the miners remained where they were until returning daylight broke the evil spell and permitted them to proceed to their homes and explain to their neighbors the secret of the Hootingkarn. Karn Kennejak you may reach by a glorious tramp across the moors from St. Just, to which a great western motor-coach goes many times daily from Penzatz. From the higher ground you will get magnificent coast views, embracing on a clear day the distant land of the skillies. All about the moor you will find the strange relics of a former race, stone circles, burrows, chrome lechs, and prehistoric dwellings mingling with the fern and heather and stunted grass of the hillside, and you breathe in tonic air that has come to you across two thousand miles of ocean. End of the Hootingkarn. This recording is in the public domain. Part 26 of Legendlands by Various as retold by Lioness recorded for Libervox.org by Esther The Padsdow Mayday Songs Supplement Padsdow and its Mayday Songs Mayday in Padsdow On the north Cornish coast is celebrated by an ancient custom of peculiar interest. The whole town is enfet, the ships in the harbour decked with flags, the people adorned with flowers, the feature of the day's celebrations is the hobby-horse dance or procession to two very old tunes. Until comparatively recent times the maypole was still erected each year in the town. Padsdow's two Old May Songs date from the Middle Ages but they have suffered much corruption in the course of time. Words and music have been altered but the version given here is from an old source and owing to the irregularity of the meter of the lines as in all traditional songs a considerable amount of ingenuity is called for on the part of the singer to fit the words of the second and subsequent verses particularly of the day song to the tune but it can be done. The May Morning Song has eighteen or more verses each followed by the chorus all of which obviously cannot be printed here. There are a dozen that begin Rise Up! the name of the person before whose house it is being sung, being inserted. The reference to an Ursula bird in the second verse of the day song has a traditional reference to an old dame who it is said, let a party of Cornish women in red cloaks headed by the hobby-horse in procession round the cliffs in days gone by and so frightened away a hostile French ship whose captain mistook the women for soldiers. A similar story is told of Fishguard in south Wales in Legendland leaflet number eleven. The May Morning Song with the merry singing in the spring for summer is a come-in today how happy are those little birds that merrily doth sing in the merry morning of May. Chorus Unite, all unite it's now all unite for summer is come in today and wither we are going to all now unite in the merry morning of May. Young men and maidens I warn you every one is a come-in today to go unto the green woods and bring the may home in the merry morning of May. Rise up, Mr. Blank with your sword by your side for summer is a come-in today your steed is in the stable and waiting for to ride in the merry morning of May. Rise up, Mr. M and gold be your ring for summer is a come-in today and send us out a cup of ale in the merry morning of May. Rise up, Mrs. R all in your gown of green for summer is a come-in today you are so fair a lady as waits upon the queen in the merry morning of May. Rise up, Mr. B I know you well a fine for summer is a come-in today you have a shilling in your purse but I wish it was in mine in the merry morning of May. Rise up, Mrs. R and strew all your flowers for summer is a come-in today it is but a while ago since we have strewed ours in the merry morning of May. Rise up, Mrs. E and reach to me your hand for summer is a come-in today you are so fair a damsel as any in the land in the merry morning of May. Rise up, Mr. R and reach to me your hand for summer is a come-in today for summer is a come-in today and you shall have a lively lass and a thousand pounds in hand in the merry morning of May. Where are the maidens that here now should sing for summer is a come-in today oh they are in the meadows the flowers gathering in the merry morning of May the young maids of Padstow they might if they would for summer is a come-in today they might have a garland gold in the merry morning of May. Where are the young men that here now should dance for summer is a come-in today oh some they are in England and some they are in France in the merry morning of May the young men of Padstow they might if they would for summer is a come-in today they might have built a ship and guilt are all in gold in the merry morning of May. Now fair ye well we bid you all good cheer for summer is a come-in today we'll call once more unto your house before another year in the merry morning of May. The day-song up flies the kite and down falls the lark oh an Ursula bird she had in old you oh and she died in old Park oh where is St. George oh where is he oh he's down in his long boat all on the salt sea oh where are those French dogs oh where are they oh they're down in their long boats all on the salt sea oh where are those French dogs oh where are they oh they shall eat the grey goose feathers and we shall eat the roast oh the last verse of the morning-song is sung to its own tune to conclude the day-song Padstow itself is a queer old fishing-town fifteen miles from Bodman from which place it is easily reached by train it is situated at the mouth of the camel the finest salmon river in Cornwall and has at St. Anadoc on the other side of the estuary one of the best golf courses in England and of Padstow and its May Day songs and of Legendland as retold by Lioness


Attention Overland Park residents. This is a community notification of a new sexually violent predator in your area. Please stay tuned to the following short program for more information. Hi I'm technician Ron Hackett with the Denver Police Department. The sex offender registration and compliance unit at DPD is responsible for the registration monitoring and tracking of all registered sex offenders and sexually violent predators who live in the city and county of Denver. Here's a brief history of sex offender legislation in Colorado. Our state laws trickle down from federal government mandates. In 1994 we had the Jacob Wetterling Act which mandated that states would establish a sex offender list. Megan's law of 1996 said that the public would have access to those sex offender registration lists. The Pam Litchner Act of 1996 stated that some offenders might have to have lifetime registrations. And the Adam Walsh Act of 2006 unified sex offender laws across a country. In Colorado the legislature has determined that sexually violent predators by definition pose a higher risk to the community at large and therefore mandated that upon their release from the Department of Corrections the community must be notified. Sex offender notification in Colorado happens in two ways. The first is passive and ongoing through the sex offender registration process which is a list maintained by local police departments. The second way is active via community notification for those offenders determined to be sexually violent predators by the courts or by the parole board. Most sex offenders in Colorado are supervised by the criminal justice system in our communities. Most sex offenders engage in crossover behavior which means they may have been arrested for one type of crime but be apt to commit another.  There is no typical sex offender but all tend to be deceptive, manipulative and secretive. 80 to 93% of sex offenses are committed by someone known to the victim. Sexual deviancy begins in mid to late adolescence. Sex offenses are not impulsive.  The community has a vested interest in helping offenders to be successfully managed in the community. Sex offenders have the same need for housing and employment as any other citizen.  There are approximately 16,500 registered sex offenders in the state of Colorado. About 65% of convicted sex offenders are placed in the community on probation. The remainder are in the Department of Corrections or Community Corrections. Offenders may be caught for one type of offense but be at a high risk to commit another type. Crime of conviction is only one indicator of risk.  The offenders residents must be verified quarterly by the Denver Police Department. The full sex offender registration list is available by calling the Denver Police Department Identification Bureau at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Convicted felons and those with multiple convictions are posted online at denvergov.org slash police.   Now, here's a look at the newest sexually violent predator living in Denver. Here's an overview of the registered sex offenders currently living in Denver. There are 2,484 total living within city limits. In Denver Police District 4, there are 475. Precinct 422 has 89 registered sex offenders. Of those, 59 have felony convictions and 30 have misdemeanor convictions. Tommy Corral Mendoza is a sexually violent predator currently living in Denver. He's 53 years old and was born on July 8, 1965. He's a Hispanic male, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 185 pounds with gray hair and brown eyes. He's currently a transient living in the area of West Evans Avenue and Platte River Drive in the Overland Park neighborhood of Denver. Schools located within one mile of this offender include Schmidt Elementary at 1820 South Vallejo Street, Our Lady of Lourdes School at 2256 South Logan Street, Denver Waldorf School at 2100 South Pennsylvania Street. Parks located within one mile of this offender include Sanderson Gulch, Sanderson Gulch, Florida and Raritan, Overland Municipal Golf Course, Platte Park, Harvard Gulch Park, Harvard Gulch North Park, Harvard Gulch Golf Course, Ruby Hill Park, Overland Pond Park, Rosedale Park, La Lomita Park, Frontier Park, Grant Frontier Park, City of Kunming Park, Pasquino's Landing, Aqua Golf at Overland. Recreation centers located within one mile of this offender include Harvard Gulch Rec Center at 550 East Isle of Avenue. Bus routes located within one mile of this offender include Route 21 West Evans Avenue and South Platte River Drive, Route 0 and 0 L Evans Avenue and South Broadway.  He's not currently on parole or probation and registered with the Denver Police Department on April 12 2019, as a transient living in the area of West Evans and South Platte River Drive in the Overland Park neighborhood of Denver. Past charges against this offender include trespassing, traffic violations, DUI, domestic violence, probation violation, parole violation, child abuse, sexual assault, burglary, assault on a public servant. Tommy Corral Mendoza has been determined as sexually violent predator after meeting the following criteria. Criteria one age 18 or older on the date of the offense or under 18 and tried as an adult. The offender was age 43 at the time of the offense. Criteria two, the crime must have been committed honor after July 1 1997 and convicted honor after July 1 1999.  The offender was convicted on October 14 2008 for criminal attempted sexual assault on a child. Criteria three, the relationship to the victim was one of the following. Victim was a stranger to the offender or the offender established or promoted a relationship with the victim primarily for the purpose of sexual victimization. The victim was a 13 year old female. The offender was known to the victim. Criteria four, positive results are the passing of a risk assessment instrument administered by probation, parole staff and a qualified treatment evaluator. Positive results include an assessment for the presence of a mental abnormality, a level of denial regarding the offense treatment appropriateness and motivation presence of sexual deviant interests. The offender was evaluated by the Denver district courts with positive results determining him to be a sexually violent predator.


J-E-L-L-O The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Dennis Day and yours truly, Don Wilson. The orchestra opens the program with the airs, yes, yes, in your eyes. Snowy white Easter rabbits, gaily colored Easter eggs, flowerbedect Easter bonnets, red, blue, white, green, yellow, everywhere you turn on Easter the key note is color. In fact that's one reason why so many thousands of families today choose a beautiful Jell-O dessert for dinner. Jell-O is as bright and colorful as an Easter parade, a perfect picture of tempting goodness, the center of attention at every table and believe me it's every bit as appetizing as it is attractive. Jell-O you know comes in six brilliant shimmering colors and whichever you choose you get a world of swell, delicious flavor, rich tangy flavor and a refreshment that rivals the ripe juicy fruit itself. So enjoy this grand dessert often, ask your grocer for several packages of Jell-O tomorrow and when you buy look for the big red letters on the box, they spell Jell-O and Jell-O spells a treat. There's yes, yes, in your eyes played by the orchestra and now ladies and gentlemen I bring you a man who last Sunday gave us his interpretation of the hunchback of Notre Dame. Now I will not say that his performance surpassed Charles Lawton's. Well no. In fact let's forget about Lawton and bring you Jack Benny. Jell-O again this is Jack Benny talking and Don when you criticize my performance last Sunday, well that's just silly. That's like trying to run down the Gettysburg address that can't be done. In other words Jack you feel that you made history last Sunday night. Definitely. Now I'll concede I can't become a great dramatic actor in one week but you'll have to admit that when I played Quasimodo the hunchback I got off to a flying star. Well Jack to tell you the truth I was only kidding because I thought you gave a swell performance and I thought Orson Wells was excellent as the king of France. Oh he was, he was and he's a very fine teacher too. He certainly is. Oh by the way Jack what are you paying him for lessons? I don't know Don. I'll just wait till he sends me a bill and then we'll get down to business. At that time we'll see who's the better actor. But you know Don a lot of people stop me during the week and mention how much they enjoyed our program. I wonder if the newspapers had any comment on it. I didn't run across anything Jack. Did you happen to see anything Dennis? No I didn't Mr. Benny. Well you think that, say Phil you didn't see anything in the papers about our last Sunday's broadcast did you? There was nothing in the ration form about it. Well of course there wasn't. But you know fellas with Orson Wells on the show you'd think that some newspaper would have- Well say Jack come to think of it I did hear that some columnist covered it last Monday. I think it was Ed Sullivan. Ed Sullivan? Well what did he have to say? I didn't read it myself but they tell me it was quite favorable. Quite favorable? Don listen to this. I got a copy of it right here. Get this. Well for heaven's sake if you got a copy of it with you why did you ask everybody if they'd seen anything in the paper? Because I didn't want to be a ham unless it was absolutely necessary.  The Jelloprack program last night was highlighted by the appearance of Mr. Orson Wells whose performance as the king in the hunchback of Notre Dame was Well Jack Benny Well Jack Benny gave a vivid characterization as Quasimodo the hunchback. Mr. Benny's groans and grunts were the greatest things since Stranger Lewis retired. How's that? Gee that's well Mr. Benny. Yeah darn tootin' that Stranger Lewis was no slouch. There's a lot more here fellas but that gives you an idea. That's very nice Jack. I'd like to have a copy of that review. Here Don take this. I happen to have another one in my pocket here. May I have a look at it Mr. Benny? Yes Dennis you can have this other one. Hey Dennis let me have that clipping when you get through with it I want to pass it around the boys in my band. Okay. Here Phil I happen to have seven or eight more copies with me. Pass these around. Oh boy what a guy gets his name in a column and buys every newspaper in town. I didn't do it to be egotistical. I just bought those papers because well because I believe in buying things. You know I'm trying to bring back prosperity. Well if you ever loosen up you're just the guy that can do it.  Now let me tell you something Phil you'd get good notices too if you try to improve yourself like I do. I mean instead of giving us those hot swing tunes all the time why don't you play something more elevating. You mean them classics? Them or those that's what I mean. Would add a little dignity to the program. I can give you that kind of stuff just name it. You want something from William Tell or Rigoletto or Fawcett? That's Fawcett. Fawcett. Something from Fawcett Phil is a glass of water. You wouldn't recognize that either. What a band. You know Phil you've got three violin players who sit there week after week play piece after piece and no one can hear them. Well that's because my brass section is too loud. Well for heaven's sake why don't you make them quiet down. They got something on me. Well as long as you're on a spot I forgive you. Well it just seems a shame that you have. Well look who's here. Hello Mary. Hello Jack. Hello fellow. Well hello Mary.  How you feeling Mary. Oh I'm much better down but I was a pretty sick girl believe me. Oh boy did I have a cold. Pretty bad huh. I'll say sugar plum said I had a temperature of 103. Sugar plum. That's my doctor. Oh. Pet names already. What is this a romance. Not yet but if I have a relapse I'll get him. I see. So you're kind of stuck on your doctor a Mary. Gee. Right now I would need an apple for a thousand dollars. Well let me tell you something Mary and this is for your own protection. Don't have a doctor around just because he's good looking. Does this fellow know anything about medicine. Does he. He graduated from Warner Brothers. Well that studio is practically the Johns Hopkins of the west. But I'll tell you one thing Mary you better take care of yourself from now on. Yes sir we need you on this program. That's right.  Make a monkey out of myself. That's right. Dennis you don't have to agree with everybody. Say Mary you heard the show last week. I did all right with that Charles Lawton part didn't I. Sugar plum didn't like it. Who cares about sugar plum. I asked you what you thought of it. I thought it was all right but G Jack ever since you got this acting bug you've gone haywire. What do you mean. You should see the way he walks around Beverly Hills cell is all dressed up and carrying a cane cane. I certainly I was carrying a cane because I hurt my leg in Yosemite. What were the facts for bandages. Mary I went in the store to buy a cane and there was a special on cane spats and a pound of peanut brittle for. Anyway I wasn't trying to show off a lot of actors wear spats wait a minute wait a minute. Nobody wears spats in Southern California it's too hot here. Without socks what are you talking about. I just had nothing to do with my performance last Sunday. Mary did you see one of those clippings about Jack from Ed Sullivan's column. Did I Jack pasted them on Easter eggs and hit them all over my house. Mary I just did that to take your mind off your sickness that's all. Now Dennis. Yes please. Let's have a song and put an end to all this heckling. Gee I meant to tell you Mr. Benny I got a pretty sore throat today and I don't think I'll be able to sing. Oh that's too bad. Why don't you tell me sooner. Fine time to tell me now I can't bring in another tenor.  No yet not so deep as a well. But you put me in a spot here. Oh no he hasn't Jackson Mary and I can sing a song can't we marry. Yeah Harrison Livingston anything from Darden Ella to Fawcett. Well we're stuck but we'll have to make the best of it. Hit it boys. Well it looks like I'm in the dog house. Yes Phil you pulled the bloomer. Well I'll say this this thing of being crowded behind that eight ball. Is more than just the rumor. Oh now look honey look all I can say is. I know I haven't any sense of humor. Well what if I did stay out kind of late. Yeah but you were coming from another date.  Okay Phil look how about that lipstick on your tie. Honey don't say lipstick you know I'm crazy about cherry pie. Holy smoke. Well can't you take a joke.  That's what I'm gonna do. Be sure while you're writing honey that you only give us a bear fact. She'll say I'm cuckoo. Now wait now you know I didn't mean to tell those lies. I know it must have been two other guys.  I don't know why you're always squawking after all. I saw you out with another man.   Well then tell me something. Where did you get that great big beautiful limousine. Oh I won that out of one of those claw machines.  You know Mary the reason I check up is because I'm jealous. I'm awfully jealous of everything you do.  All I wanted you. See you kids are cute. Well now look let's let all this silly talk cease. Well gee can't an uncle just kiss his niece.  That was holy smoke played by the orchestra with a vocal refrain by Harris and Livingston. This sterling team will appear tomorrow night at Barney's Beanery on the dollar dinner. And now ladies and gentlemen. Gee Miss Livingston you sang that number swell. Thank you Dana. You too Mr. Harris you're great. Thanks. Gosh you've got a voice like a lark. Yes lark meaning the train that runs between here and San Francisco. Two two. And now ladies and gentlemen I have a surprise announcement. Mr. Don Wilson that eminent American playwright has written another of his famous one act dramas and title loves young green. Take it Mr. Wilson. The time is spring and the scene is a honeymoon cottage all covered with ivy. It is the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Snodgrass who have just eloped and been married. As we pick them up the happy couple is arriving at their little love nest for the first time curtain music. Here we are darling 33 Maple Street our own little home. Oh it's beautiful sweetheart. We'll be so happy here. Yeah. Gee just think 20 minutes ago your name was Myrtle Moonfinkel. And now and now I'm a snot in the grass. That's not grass. Gee our own little home. Well let's go inside honey. You go first. No you go first Oliver. I don't want to you go first. No no you go first. Three hours later.  Oh let's go in together. All right. Oh Myrtle stop. Gee Myrtle isn't a romantic eloping. Nobody knows we're married except us. Oh. Gosh we're all alone. Oh Oliver I love you so much. And I love you too darling. But what would your mother say when she finds out we're married.  Come darling I will show you all the rooms in the house. Oh Oliver.  Oliver I'm worried about your mother. Please call her and tell her we're married. All right dear if it'll make you any happier I will. Oh Myrtle darling you've made me the happiest man in the world. And we'll never be separated will we. Never. Kiss me honey punch. My dream man. Hello. Pardon me Myrtle. Hello Ma this is Oliver. I got a surprise for you Ma. What's that? No no I can't be home for dinner. Now look Ma I got a surprise for you. You're having what? Oh tell her about us Oliver. I will I will. You're having what for dinner? You are? Oh boy I'll be right home. Goodbye Myrtle I gotta go home to dinner. But Oliver we're just married. I can't help but Ma's having jello for dessert. Goodbye darling I'll see you in the morning. All of you ladies the moral of this story is never start your honeymoon without jello. What happened to Myrtle Moonfinkel may happen to you or you or you. So always insist on genuine jello and live happily ever after. I thank you. Very good Don that was one of the best plays you've ever written. Yeah that was swell Don congratulations. Yes sir. Oh Andy hello Andy I didn't see you. Hello Andy good to see you. I'm glad you dropped in Andy you don't get around as often as you used to. Well I got a brand new suit for Easter so I thought I'd come up model it for you. Oh. Not bad for twenty two fifty eight. Twenty two fifty. Yes suit Cain Spats and a pound of peanut brittle. I believe I know where you got it. Say Mary Mary what do you think of Andy's new suit. He looks like he fell off the cover of a rude joke book. He does not he looks very smart. All of the pants seem to be a little tight. Aren't the pants too tight for you Andy. Tied I went out for some fresh air this morning and when I bent over to tie my shoe lace I got it. Well the audience didn't but let it go.  Say Andy the next time you want to get a new suit let me take you to my tailor. He's a little extreme but he's terrific. A little extreme. Phil the lapels on your coat have a bigger wing spread than the china clipper. Well that's the way I like them anyway it's the latest style I saw it in Esquire. Oh you did. Listen Phil you never saw anything in Esquire that didn't say oh I thought my husband was in Philadelphia under it. Now Andy. Hey Andy where are you. Here I am Buck. Oh. Now Andy the next time you want to get a suit of clothes let me take you to my tailor. He'll not only do a great job but he's one of the sweetest and most lovable guys in the world. Why didn't you say that for father's day. Mary I'm not referring to my father he never made a suit in his life. And what was he doing in the star and walking in with his legs crossed playing Indian.  I knew an Indian once that wore a blanket with a belt in the back. That's very interesting Dennis. Now go sit down so much for your dialogue. Now Andy stick around Phil's going to play in a minute and then we'll have some fun. Sorry Buck I can't stand taking more on part of the Trocadero. Why Andy the Trocadero is temporarily closed. The Trocadero Bully Mallies we were there last night. Oh that's different I didn't know you're more on Paul Boll. Oh Ma's all right but Pa can't stay out of the gutters. Come on Buck. So long Andy. Now there's one family that has a good time. Say Phil as long as you're standing there with a baton in your other hand you might as well direct a number. This ain't a baton it's a toothpick for a rhinoceros. Wow there's a Lulu. Oh quiet. Just play something. Oh Jack this is terrible I just happened to think of something. What is it Mary? You let Andy go home without giving him a copy of Ed Sullivan's column. Gee I sure did. Oh keep still. Play Phil everybody thinks they got my gold. Oh I love you played by Phil Harris and his independent orchestra. Independent meaning it's every man for himself and the last one in is a rotten egg. Blues. I guess that'll take care of you Mr. Harris. Well it's just like they say in the east Ben he tries to be funny but he's nothing but a straight man for Orson Welles. What? Who? Who says that in the east? You know who said it he's on the air every Wednesday night. Oh you mean the voice of Salopatica? Well I happened to hear Mr. Allen's program last Wednesday. And I'd much rather be a straight man for Orson Welles than a perch for an eagle. Did you hear his program Mary? Yeah and what do you think of Fordham University giving him a bronze plaque for being their favorite comedian? It was very nice. But let me tell you something Mary if that plaque is worth over $3 I'll bet $45 it's in the hawk shop right now. He hasn't got any more sentiment than a macro. What do you mean Jack? Well after this about five years ago when we were good friends I gave Allen a gold watch for his birthday and I inscribed on it to Fred from Jack with deep affection. Yes. And after one little argument after one little argument he runs to the jewelers and has it changed from deep to cheap. How do you like that? That was after our first fight. What was the fight about Jack? What was it about Allen refused to pay for a suit that dad made for him. Hey wait a minute I thought you said your father didn't make suits. I didn't say my father made that suit I said dad. Jay dad and company. Fifth Avenue. Well if it wasn't your father why fight with a guy over a strange tailor.  Now Dennis how about a song?  Oh yes I'm all mixed up. Now where was I? Oh and now ladies and gentlemen I have a very important announcement to... Hmm it burns me up that suit fitted him like a glove. I have a very important announcement to make regarding next week's attraction. Oh Phil give me a fanfare will you? Fanfare what's that? You know make with the beauty. Oh okay take it butch. The best suit he ever had. And now ladies and gentlemen I would like to announce our feature attraction for next week. Next Sunday night the Benny applauses our food so do not starve us players. We'll present their version of the greatest children's classic of all time. None other than Walt Disney's superb technicolor production. That immortal fairy tale. That pen and ink masterpiece Fred Allen. I mean Pinocchio. Now in as much as Pinocchio will be one of the most important efforts in our current season. We've been at this time like to give you a few of the highlights from this great production. First, pardon me. Hello? Hello Mr. Benny this is Rochester. Rochester if I told you once I told you a thousand times not to call me up in the middle of a broadcast. Well this is important boys I was just leaving the house so I thought I better tell you I put the key under the mat.  Well this is a holiday and I thought I'd take Carmichael to see Grape's a rat. That's silly. Why would Carmichael go to Grape's a rat? He wants to see if it's anything like the book. Now don't give me that stuff if you want to go out with your girl tonight you should come right out and say so. Okay can I go out with my girl tonight? No. Can I go out for just one hour? No. Well can I invite her over to the house? No. We're in a rut boys let's start over. Now Rochester I don't want to seem harsh or cruel or anything but you know you were supposed to stay home tonight and mail out those letters.  Your friends are interested believe me. I want those letters mailed out tonight every one of them and as soon as you're through you can go out with your girl. That may be too late she ain't the truest thing in town. Well that's your worry. Now mail out all those letters and be sure to send the out of town ones air mail. I ain't got any stamps. No stamps? What did you do with that ten dollars I gave you this morning to buy them with? I'll tell you boys I was on my way to the drug store this afternoon to get them and all the way over I kept seeing stamps, stamps, stamps. Uh huh. And just before I got there I stopped in the garage where a friend of mine works. Uh huh. And the next thing I knew I was on my knees saying seven, seven, seven. I see so you lost that ten dollars shooting craps eh? We prefer to call it Mississippi Bridge. I don't care what you prefer my ten dollars you lost is coming out of your next week's salary. The whole ten dollars? Yes all of it. That's a neat trick if you can do it. I can so don't worry. I'll take ten dollars out of your salary next week if I have to give you a raise to do it. Now get busy on those letters and I'll bring some stamps home with me goodbye. Goodbye oh say boss. What? Mr. Orson Welles called up about our dramatic lessons tomorrow morning. Our dramatic lesson? Yeah you're doing Anthony and I'm Cleopatra. Get out of here. Lesson for me exclusively and goodbye. Always has to horn in on everything. Let me see where were we? Uh you were about to give us some of the highlights from Pinocchio but there isn't much time left. Oh well anyway folks be sure and tune in next Sunday night for our supreme novelty of the season. Pinocchio take it Don. See the wooden puppet who becomes human. Gee I can walk and I can talk too. See Stromboli the wicked gypsy who kidnaps little Pinocchio. Ah you cannot escape Pinocchio. You will make lots of money for me.  Help, help. See Monstro the largest whale in all the seven seas. Are you back to the hunchback? That's an imitation of a whale. See Jiminy Cricket the tiny insect who becomes Pinocchio's conscience. Chirp chirp. These are only a few of the many fascinating characters who will entertain you next weekend Pinocchio. Play Phil. And now ladies here's your good deed for tomorrow. Delight the family with a new exciting treat something really original. A novel and delicious jello dessert made with bright tangy jello and your favorite cereal. It's a perfect dessert for any time at all for lunch or dinner or for those late evening snacks. All for a grand one dish Sunday supper. And it's wonderfully easy to make. Simply dissolve one package of cherry jello or any of the other red flavors in one pint of hot water. Turn into a shallow pan and chill until firm. Then cut into tiny glistening cubes and place in cereal dishes and on top pile generous quantities of any cold cereal. Such as post toasties or great nuts flakes. And there's enjoyment of plenty. A delightfully different dessert shining cubes of rich crimson jello topped off with your favorite cereal. So try this new jello dessert tomorrow. It's really swell. This is the last number of the 25th program in the current jello series. And we will be with you again next Sunday night at the same time. Say Mary where did Jack go? He had to rush over to Orson Well's program. They're putting on a play June moon. Oh that's a legitimate play isn't it? Well it's supposed to be but Jack will take care of that. Good night folks. And here's more fun and enjoyment for you. Tune in every Tuesday night for another swell half hour of jello entertainment. The famous Walrich family. See your local paper or movie and radio guide for time and station. This is the National Broadcasting Company.