Lair of the Mounties! We present episode 34 in Lair of the Mounties. Into the peaceful law-abiding atmosphere of England, there comes suddenly the startling news of a gold robbery in the English Channel. A story of unbelievable piracy in the 20th century. Across Channel Boat, the Ibex has been stopped in mid-channel shortly after midnight. Armed men hold up the offices and crew. Two million dollars in gold bullion is taken from the ship's strong room and the pirates disappear into the night without a trace. All England is ablaze of the incredible news. Miss Gess! Yes? Wait a minute. I wish you'd shut that door. All right. Do you get that paper? What is this robbery? Just a minute. Oh, here it is. Good gracious listen. What is it? Daring robbery on high seas. Ships seized by armed bandits. Half million sterling in bar gold in transit from London to Bank of France. Stolen from ship's strong room. Oh, how dreadful! Here, give me that paper. Are the things impossible? Hmm. Offices and crew held up by armed bandits. Ship's purse have forced to open strong room. Gold removed in ship's boats. Well, what do you know about that? As you say, the thing is impossible. A robbery like that isn't impossible, of course. According to the report, there were over 20 men in the gang. Must've been carefully planned. After getting away with it, that's something else. But who would want to steal all that gold? And where could they hide it? How could they dispose of it? Now, that's a very sensible question, Miss Gess. It's what puzzles me. If the report is true, then it must be. What organization in the world could be big enough to handle such a job short of a nation? A nation? What do you mean? I don't know. I'm just wondering. Hello? Yes? One moment, please. It's for you, Inspector. Hello? Oh, yes. Speaking. Yes? Yes. I'll be there in 10 minutes. Room 48. All right. Room 48, eh? We must be getting important. I don't know. Naval Intelligence Number 5, Commander Reid. Let us stall off any appointments, Miss Gess. Looks like a job. Yes. All right. Hold everything to the present. I'll telephone if I have to go out of town. All right. Hello, Blair. Thanks for being so prompt. Sit down. You've heard this news, of course. You mean the gold robbery? Yes. Only the newspaper report? I see. There's a good deal more to it than that. The biggest thing we've had since the war. How'd they manage to stop that ship? That's the most astounding thing of all. The ship's engines failed suddenly. She's a motor ship. The ignition went off. Lights went out. The ship was helpless. You mean before the robbery? Yes. Something stopped her. Well, I never heard of such a thing. The funny thing is that it happened once before. What? Yes. Four months ago. It happened to the cruiser Thetis in the Mediterranean. Just east of Malta. She stopped suddenly the same way. Nothing happened. The power came on again and she proceeded on her course. But it was never accounted for. That's extraordinary. Yes. Now, the details of this Ibex affair. Just a minute. What is my standing in this affair? Orders are to employ you as before. Special investigation work. That's satisfactory? Certainly. Good. The Ibex is a small, cross-channel boat. Passengers and mail. Left Southampton at midnight. At about 1250, as I said, the engines failed mysteriously. The passengers were all asleep below. The watchman on deck noticed a small group of men near the bridge steps. Before he could give the alarm, he was knocked out. Then the gang was already aboard ship? Part of them, apparently. They went aboard as ordinary passengers. But two of the engine room crew were in it. All right. Carry on. There was a whistle signal from near the bridge. Men all over the ship moved simultaneously. They killed the officer on the bridge and seized the quartermaster at the wheel. The officers and crew are locked in their rooms and all exits from below are blocked within a couple of minutes. And they carefully planned jobs. How'd they get the gold? There were two Treasury guards on duty. They were overpowered. The bandits lowered three of the ship's boats and opened the iron doors on the lower deck. Inside 10 minutes, the gold was in the boats. At 13 minutes after one, the officers broke out of their quarters and found the boats gone and the ship drifting. What an astounding thing. Are you quite sure of this mysterious topping of the ship? Well, yes. That's the queerest thing of all. Our people are working on it. It was some sort of influence that came from a point directly ahead of the Ibex. Hard to know that. Because the freighter Lucerne was three miles directly astern on the same course. She felt it slightly. Another ship running parallel with the Ibex noticed nothing. What do you want me to do? Tell me something. What do you know about a place known as Greystone Manor in Devonshire? Greystone Manor? Why? Well, I'm asking you. I know it's slightly private estate near Coombs Seaton in Devonshire. It's all right, Blair. Don't hesitate to talk of it. Lord Waverton told me all about the job you did for him down there. Made? But what does Greystone Manor do with this affair? It might have a good deal to do with it. As I said, I know about that affair of Greystone Hall and about Schwartz, the man they deported. Well? The interesting thing is that the new owner of Greystone Hall is another rather mysterious character. His name is Paul Kassar. Ever hear of him? Yes, of course. Big financier, isn't he? That's the man. He moved into Greystone Hall soon after Schwartz left the country. What nationality is Kassar? He's a citizen of Mauritania. Ever hear of it? Mauritania? Yes, once or twice in the Balkans somewhere, isn't it? That's near enough. Anyway, it's a little nation, very progressive. Has a fascist government that is very active in Central Europe. They have a good army and a magnificent air force. Kassar is the financial power behind the throne. And so? I still don't see any connection. Right. Here we go. We've been picking up a lot of short-wave messages in figure cipher lately. Here's one of them. Hmm. Where'd they come from? Three places. There are three different stations sending this cipher. The Mauritanian Embassy in London and a private station we located at Greystone Hall. Then, last night, before and after the robbery, we were picking up messages from a ship somewhere in the channel, all in this cipher. Or one similar. But still, it might have nothing to do with the robbery. Do you understand our method of locating a sending station? Not very well. I know that you're going to get the exact direction or bearing of a sending station. We can do a lot better than that. It's perfectly simple. We have plenty of naval wireless stations all along the south coast. We were working on these cipher messages before this Ibex robbery happened. And what did you get? We had all our stations plot the bearing of the ship that was sending. The directions all intersect in and around the area where the Ibex was stopped. You mean the night of the robbery there was a ship sending these messages from positions near the vessel that was stopped? Right. And why couldn't you find it? Oh, come now. We did the best we could. We had five destroyers out within an hour of the report of the robbery. They all picked up the wireless signals and headed for the location that the signals stopped and they didn't find any ship. What do you think it was? Submarine? It could be, of course. Now for the last point. After that robbery occurred, as I said, we got messages coming from a ship in the channel. We plotted her position on the map. She was steering a course from the Devonshire coast. And Coombsheaton's in Devonshire. That's right. The chief would like you to get down there and see if you could find anything. You have full authority. Sounds like a wild errand. Can I have a copy of those cipher messages? Certainly, you can have them all. I'm afraid it's not very much use. We have some pretty good cipher experts. They say it's an outlaw cipher, sort of arbitrary code. Still, I might stumble onto it. Yes. Well, good luck, Blair. Where is your address at Coombsheaton? Yes, you can get me care of Dr. Craig Holland. Astley Cottage. He's a friend of mine. I'll be there this evening. Right. Goodbye, old chap. And keep your head down. Right, old chap. Goodbye, Reed. Hello, McLean. Glad to see you. Hello, sir. The doctor said to make yourself at home. The supper will be ready in half an hour. Good. That gives us time to talk things over. Hello, McLean. What do you think of it? Search me, Inspector. There's been so much happening. I haven't got my bearings yet. What do you think of this idea about Grayson Manor? That's what I'm wondering, sir. Funny that place should come under suspicion again. Yes. Did you look around there? I was there this afternoon. Do you see the owner of this, Mr. Cassar? The guy he was there showed me over the place. A very friendly old gentleman. You find nothing suspicious? I did not. You see, I've nothing definite to go on. Well, McLean, we've got to find something. This is the biggest thing since the war. The intelligence people believe that Grayson Hall is the place from which this robbery was directed. I may be, but there is nothing to show it. Do you inquire about those cypher messages? I talked to Mr. Cassar about them. He didn't conceal anything. He says there are messages in financial code. It might be, too. I've gone over everything with the naval people. They got men out along the coast hunting for likely places. I don't see what chance we have down here. They couldn't conceal a force of men at Grayson Hall without showing some activity. But there is one thing that looks very suspicious. What's that? You mind when Schwartz, the former owner of the hall, whispered to the country, Yes. Funny, he turned over everything to this new man, Cassar. Yes, the force had to get out in a hurry. He had much choice. Still, I'm thinking they're both in the same gang. That's a guess, McLean. Not altogether, sir. Swartz lose that same cypher for messages. And what? How do you know that? I took one of them. When we arrested him that time. Good Lord, you keep it? Certainly. I have it here. Just a mass of figures like the others. No rhyme or reason to it. Hold on. What's this in pencil at the beginning of the message? Just a couple of letters. Looks like OT. Swartz must have made that notation himself. Doesn't help, honey. No, I was wondering if it might be a guide decoding the message. OT. Does it suggest anything? Not a thing, unless... unless Old Testament. How does all the things Swartz would deal in? Well, how about in supper, Inspector? It's getting late. All right. Hello? Who? Oh, yes, sir. Hold the lines, sir. Inspector Blair. Yeah. Hello? Oh, yes, Reed. What's wrong? Eh? What? Another robbery? Where? Great scot. How much? What's that? Grace in the hole? Well, yes, if you think it's any use. No, nothing yet. All right. What, no, sir? Another gold robbery. Liner Altonius stopped off the coast of Ireland. A million sterling this time, taken in just the same way. Oh, gosh. What is this, anyway? I don't know. They're working fast. McCain? Yes, sir. Monterey wants us to watch Grace in Manor. It's funny. I think it's the idea that this thing's being direct from there. We've got a bite to eat and then get down there. Very good, sir. Well, come on. Let's get some supper. Just a minute, Inspector. What? Keep still. Why? What's wrong? There's something moving out there in the shrubbery. See it? Look through the big windy. Yes. Good Lord. What is it? In part, the Ibex mystery will be heard in episode 35 of Blair of the Mounties.


Welcome to WRC 19, the World Rated Communication Conference here in Shamashake in Egypt. We're very pleased to be joined in the studio today by Ruth Prichard Kelly, who is the Vice President for Regulatory Affairs for OneWeb. Ruth, welcome to the studio. Thank you so much, Max. Now I'd like to start off by asking you a little bit about OneWeb. Perhaps you could tell us what OneWeb is and what its aims are. So OneWeb will be one of the new constellations of satellites, so it'll cover the entire globe instead of the more traditional satellites that focus on a single country or region. And the goal is to provide high-speed broadband connections to Internet anywhere in the world, including from a plane or a ship as well as on land. Okay, and you're here. You're attending the WRC. Absolutely. You've got the exhibition part of the WRC. I presume, obviously, that this is an important conference for you. I just really wanted to find out what are the kind of conversations that you've been having here? Unquestionably. Well, the World Radio Communications Conference obviously is focused on radio communications and a space-based wireless technology like satellites depends on spectrum. So it's vitally important that we maintain access to spectrum even while new technologies are coming along. So our kind of satellite is a brand new kind of satellite, but there are also new terrestrial technologies such as the next generation of cell phones. And so we're working out how we'll provide that next generation to the world. The spectrum is a natural resource, a finite natural resource. Absolutely. And so what are the outcomes that you hope will come from this conference? Absolutely. The way to share the spectrum with the new technologies is important, and this conference will come up with some rules and suggestions about how to study sharing not only between satellites but with the terrestrial wireless technologies as well. And allocations which are sort of defined, this is your spectrum and this is mine. And that is, of course, important because investment only comes if you've got a certainty that you'll have access to that spectrum for some years to come. You've been encouraging people to come to your stand here at the exhibition space. How's that been going? We're bribing them with free coffee. Absolutely, we're encouraging them to come. There's a lot of interest as people become aware of these new non-geostationary satellites as opposed to the traditional geostationaries and what they can do. And there are three or four systems being proposed. They're all a little different in technology, but the end goal is the same, and that is to connect everyone, everywhere, no matter how remote. Okay, so for those who initiated the difference between geostationary satellites and non-geostationary satellites? At the basic level, the geostationary ones orbit the earth at the same speed that it turns, so they appear stationary. One antenna can point at that satellite and not be moved. The new ones that are much closer to the earth, so there's no delay when you talk on the phone. You don't time out if you check, say, your bank account on the internet. Because they're so close, they can't quite orbit at the same speed. You need many hundreds or even thousands of them. And so your antennas are a little different, and so they have a different set of rules for how to coordinate with each other. How has satellite technology dropped in terms of costs and costs for end users and costs for the providers as well? It's incredible. So the new generation of satellites are being mass-produced on assembly lines. In years past, it's taken up to a year to build a single satellite by hand. Now we're building a satellite a day in a factory in Florida, and we're launching all 30 every month. And because the cost to manufacture has come down, that's easily passed on. So now satellite will be truly competitive instead of everyone has always assumed, oh, satellite, it's so rarefied, it's expensive, not at all the case with these new constellations. Okay, finally we've got a message here for participants at WRC 19. The message to participants is, first of all, participate. Thank you to the countries of the world for participating. And secondly, to remember that no one technology is going to do everything. So don't focus only on the terrestrial delivery for your mobile phones. Remember, they need to backhaul via our satellites. Richard Kelly, thank you very much indeed. My pleasure. Thank you.


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Ni sawa, nyako ni nani kwa? Nyako is very famous on TikTok. Uhu. Kwa dashi do? She is. Ni po sambaba na shikumu na? Na, of course, na una, kutana maasariapa na one of the biggest special of me how many bars are you trying to keep before subona, upona maasariaku kwa desha the story of charity right now, Meshika, how will you manage to carry all that? We manage because the agenda is the same. Ni kwi nuwam Kenya. It could be someone from prison Meshika wana pay to your friends to nandat na mtua. It could be mtutum gonjo na itaji kidney. To nandat na mtutafutia kidney. It could be a young man who has a voice and a talent to tamfanya video na audio na tumwenkari. Agenda is the same. Ni kwi amuka leo na shikumu na afrikana na mabuewango. Keshokutu wantakua na sayediam toto so sitiato kakua, it's not too much. There are 24 hours in a day, 7 days in a week. Sasa mi na fanya nini. Mi miskuangi accountant. Sikuangi, kakuna job nini mufanya, hinda job mufanya. So it's an excuse. It's a form of a job. Ni kwi amuka subuna fanya nini na kuna. Hinda kazi mufanya. So the agenda is the same. Ikitutu na fanya kuna tofouti na mi kwenda barabara. Pigania wakenia. Na kumukade piti presidenta tombia akuna kazi apu. Siali sama evo jekot. Ali ambiwa graduands. Sasa mi na awa na kazi. So ni kazi tu na umdi hindi wa pati at least. Wa pati kudinaiga rama maisha. So I think to me it's the same. The agenda is the same. Ikutu kuwa the same line. Siya tini metookana mada kwania kutigene. But anyway, ni kwa niki pigenia muzikiwa kenia sa. Kwanzia kitampo. Na of course the billo we produced ours mi kuna pilewa mabiliwa kubaba probably a billo no apikiya campaign evo they will be the next stars in Kenya that is. Not even globally. Awan kia na turo na kama We are, it's like you're trying to satellite other artists who may be they have already been established in Kenya, what can you say about that? No, no, we're all in this together, we're not satellite, you mean the established artist? Yes. Wale, when you walk on an iskia, you can be a 20 parliament, but you can't be in a caligro, you can't be in a nadia. So they don't need me. My point is, bro, miyambiyemusani mojia wakene, muyami metua angoma, ini nui hit. Dizia tu. Nikawewe kazozi, akuna mungine. Kuna angoma bina metua dizia. Eh? Gani. Na angpanya kola muna dorasa. Ini nia dizia? Siliwa. Ini ngoma bina dorasa nia dizia? Koni tuko, which month is this? Eh? Two years in here? Eh, bina dizia. Ya bina bada? Ya bina bada. Ha metua na nani. Koni ni sijui? Plag. Nadia metua angoma? Nadia. Nadia wukami tia meshatua angoma. Gani. Ini ngoma gani metua, ini watanza nia wana jua. Wana ferozari. Bro, kenya na juli kana na kaveve kazozi. Ini ngoma mimi standout in a whole nation of 55 million people. Kaveve kazozi. Ata tanzani wana tizi. Bana ire kaveve kazozi ire kazozi ire kazozi kuzuzu. Ini ngoma mimi standout. Wana geto? So, na mimi huzurimu kuna history bro. Konata mimi liya mika, nika oga, nika jibuku pigania wa sani wuna sema. Wakani piga. Fasa awa. Nika wambia. Nika wambia. Nika wambia. Nika, nika. Tansani awa. A onda waka niya wana replace asu. Ehh? Uwa deplace. Na mimi niki kwaawa nija seporta mansionavidyeana. Aonda waka niya replace. Na niya kwaea strategic. Uwa deplace utile niya uiuki. Kuna utile, kuna bien, bien na utis cảmutu. Kuna. Major. Major. Major liya nga ahora juli. Uwin ya. Uwin ya. So ni ke kwa wama boi wangun ni ke supporte wa vidyana. Onaget. Wei siku wakumedi isu supporte yana. Chashu le supporte upcoming. So wa posta wa vidyana. Wa fanya kolabu na vidyana. Onaget. Mi mi ni kwa na piga wa wana umedi wa li kwa na ni piga. So wa chalewe ni clarify leo. Mi mi ni kwa na muka nanda kwa piga niya. Play KE 75%. Wana muka wana ni piga. Na wazi piga rikumondi, mi mi na kwa uwa. Mi mi na wapiga na ni wama lize. Onaget. So nadia atafute wama boi wa fanya kolabu nae. Onaget. Kaligraf atafute FD Afanya nae kolabu. Onaget. Utile atafute Masaka. Onaget. Amsaidee. Uwa tasaide utile. Wei wakumusi wa waziku wakumedi isu supporte wa vidyana. Isu supporte wa vidyana. Isu supporte wa vidyana. Isu supporte wa vidyana. Isu supporte wa vidyana. Anagapakini Tusumu kwenimbi leyamungu. Munya patri bangi. Onaget. Masi masika Masi masika na fesando ushi piliida. Nese maa nese maa omsani. 2018 I want to come out with this collab He is the manager for the poll We have a call We have a call Yes So in the situation where PENGAKYM flexible with the poll Is there anyone who wants to come out with a collab Or a Rudy Gospel That's it So when you get to the Gospel it's up again Just do it Where did the rain start beating us? At Tokiyama Sasa At when is it? Sasa It's so bad to hear the same Yes I'll let her story to you You are leaving after Vutebangi, isn't it? Is it because of the comments? Is it because of you? Bati nibuyo angu But sometimes I think Bati The only get I find a showbiz Which to me me Sinashida nai It's in the showbiz bro Everything Bati does in the showbiz I find a showbiz The showbiz bro The showbiz The showbiz Sinimambia, but the showbiz Atas ruto na na find a showbiz Ikito in the showbiz bro In the showbiz Nishobiz Nishobiz Nishobiz piki piki Itachaju wa api Mako kuna pao bang Akuna steama Steama li puta ya kenya 4 days later urezo Akuna steama Nishobiz So Bati nai Bati nai pata Nishobiz Nai tuanga Sinikwami urezo ali bani Nia ma saye kachapa So Kenya is a country of showbiz Nami mimi I allow showbiz Nili ambi wa nikiwa Nikiwa pa nisi Nisi chape gava Bati na fana showbiz Which me I approve I approve Na, na, raised Kiyapaswa na Recently we had an interview In the end Nalapu orabila kasama Whatever you name on the showbiz Right now At least Mikiwa bambu na pokia Lazi mo oni showbiz Ano ntene kama Nani za usichesu chape nalapu Kesa isupote? Nisa wali wa tuwa na tumapesa I'll be accountable to them Bina jai tumapesa He has no rights to ask Mikiwa bambu tuwa buru bani bando Maka jama polis kori ya 3 zed na kenya litokia You kept me quiet We never wanted to talk about it Maybe we want to discuss it in a proper place Because you've created a group That's why we want to talk a lot About the important thing What are your thoughts? Ati ati? You sorry ya? What is the story? Ulu wakati wa calligraph Ulu wakati ni kwa na fanya live Kati ni kwa na Nalina uli mtoto Ulu shali, ua kidney Ni gili penderasana Kuhingili liya u story Ni kwa story tamu sana Yoka tis tima kapotea Ulu kwa naansia Nikaenda kisumu Mimi ni kwa busy san Mimi atani kwa na mtotom dogo But calligraph Kitu calligraph alifanya It's just coming back to bite them It is called the book of Eric O'Mondi Wana isoma alafu wana ifanya It's the same thing I was saying Play 75% What calligraph is doing is showbiz That's what I was telling them then To fund is showbiz Everyone can sing What we want is a imba But showbiz, what calligraph did is called showbiz bro An na li kwa na tumedewad An na li kwa na manamisha Tanzania See that's what I was saying Amkeni Ili kwa kiki, kiki kisafi Manakena amisha ina Ili kwa kiki kisafi Ili kwa kiki kisafi Na ili miswali Namushapura kuwango To train the morning One of the biggest session of Tiktok Was mentioning about Tope Nyansa celebrities He mentioned of Nwomina Meshimi Wajelamo Mabu Wino We have not mentioned you You are not a celebrity In Kenya Unfortunately your name was not in her list What about the amount Of comments Numbers don't lie I am the most followed Not celebrity or artist Person in Kenya I follow him on Instagram I will return I will return Anyone who follows Numbers don't lie Ata election Ruto na president yule kwa namo numbers Ata kwa exam Uke pata 98% Mngina pata 97% Uke 98% nyo namba 1 So life even be a shara It's about numbers Uke na carrying the numbers Of millions Uda lipa kwa land Udambiwa apani 390 million Uba iyo land Uke na kwetu siya ya Numbers Life is about numbers Ata say China Kwa kwa most powerful than America Because of their army has numbers So life is about numbers I can say whatever I want Ruto na president yule numbers That's how you get a president So life is about numbers And Eri Komondi is the most followed Person in Kenya Numbers In the aspect of celebrity So it means I'm the most famous person In Kenya You are not part of the celebrity Quote about the brand Nisawa Nisawa, nyako ni nani kwa Nyako is very famous on Tiktok What does she do?  So mi al tell you Eri Komondi is the most Followed, the most consistent The most famous, the most loved Kenyan So what is the view? So Nyako is very inconsequential Nyako atia ukweli sujuena fana nga ni We do not have any idea Whu Nyako is Whatever she does Bruh, he ukweli ukweli tu kwa chesa kipindi Sa tuongelisha nga wana umi Nyako ni nani He ukweli sa tuwa chesa shubis She's a Kenyan living If you came here and told me Chachil janali kwa paliklasik akasema Uta nipata Hali sema? I want to know Kujapunembe babo ena Bruh, mi sema? Bruh, jana biena kutukana Biena mi sema? It's consequential Nga get Mi skia batia mi sema? Chibukiza mi sema? Because the people who matter Ya The people in the society who matter Na skia?  The one with Blagsema The highest How do you determine the president of a nation The one with the most Determine the most famous person I'll repeat it again so we are talking about Kenya, not Nyanza, nambia Nyaako That's what you call a local, it recommends the most followed celebrity in Kenya out of 55 million Kenyans So I hope we will be able to do it Asante right? Asante san


How's it going guys? And welcome back to another J.J.R. review. And today we're going to be looking at something I haven't looked at in a long time. And that is cat gotchas. Now, a while ago, I reviewed a Y.M.I. sushi cat which is a really cute concept where they put cats kind of like in a meme kind of way on different food items. So let's go ahead and zoom in on the packaging real quick. So we have the kind of similar thing. By the way, this is by Clever Idiots. And I got this from Tokyo Central in Gardena, California. It says Y.M.I. Sushi. It says number two. And then it shows like a little kind of tear drop right there. If we move it to the side and focus in it says that it comes with a key ring. And if you want to pause you can check out all of their official kind of information on the side right there. It says collect them all and then it has a depiction of all of the different ones that you can get. Very nice. Some morning information if you'd like to look at that primarily for choking and for the age range of this. And then we move to this side so you can get any of these guys that are in here. And out of these ones I think I would want to get Maggie. Maggie's pretty cute. I like the cat's face on that. Though there's also Miss Lily which looks like the cat that is on the front of the box. And then the bottom just has the information again. So let's go ahead and open this up and see which one I got. Peel that back and then focus in. It has some kind of thing that it says right here. Let's see if we can read it before opening it up. Actually we'll read it after we see which one we got, right? Or actually we might be able to. It says your state of mind is the key to finding sushi cats. There will be a world of sushi cats waiting for you beyond this gap. That's really cute. And we got... We ended up getting... Let's focus in on it. The first one I believe that was on the box. Let's bring the box back in here. Yeah, we ended up getting that guy right there. The Ibu... Ibenosuke one. If I said that right. And it is really cute actually. Let's go ahead and open this guy up real quick. These scissors aren't that great anymore. There we go. And then slide them out of here. And here we go. Let's focus in on the fakes. So I believe some of these... I'm not sure if it's this one or not. Our hand painted actually. I don't think it's this brand that is. But some of the other cat gotchas that I got are hand painted. So it's facial features are very well done. Even got the reflectivity in the eye. Which is pretty crazy. Has a bit of an elastic band right here.  I'm not gonna push it. And then on the back. It looks as though we have a pair of socks. That's interesting. Maybe that's not socks. I actually know that looks like socks. So we have some socks right there. And then we have the rice. Which is always really well done. You can kind of see the shininess of it. Some kind of symbol right there. I'm not sure what it means. It says AB. Kind of looks like a lobster. And then at the bottom. It says Made in China. C1 Non-P D1801 2018 And then of course you get the little kind of thing right here. So you can put it on your key chain. What do you guys think about this? I think this one's really cute. I really liked the one I reviewed before. That had the cucumbers on top. Though the socks are really cute too. And then I think this might actually be a fan. Like one of those expandable fans that you could fan yourself with. But yeah, this is the YMI Sushi Cat that I ended up getting. And let me know what you think in the comments below. Would you like to see more cat gotchas in the future? I would very much like to know your opinion. And as always a huge shout out to my Patreons. Thank you guys so much for your support. You guys are awesome. If you enjoyed this video don't forget to comment, rate, and subscribe. And as always, I'll see you in the next video.


Narcissists hate themselves.  That is why they are always so angry or disgusted. Many people often make the mistake of believing that the narcissist loves themselves as this is the image that they portray. They act confident. They act as though they believe they are something great but this is actually just a front to hide how they really feel about themselves. It is an appearance or former behavior used to conceal their genuine feelings. Narcissists don't want anything to do with who they really are. They are deeply ashamed of their true selves. They are deeply ashamed of everything that they have done and that is why they have to conceal it. That is why they have to prevent it from being known. They disown certain parts of themselves because they hate it while a person who loves themselves is not going to hide anything. They're going to be open about who they are. They're going to be open about everything they've done. They're not going to hide anything because they're not ashamed of who they are. They accept themselves but this is not the case for the narcissist. They do not accept who they are. They do not love themselves and that is why they have to conceal certain parts of themselves that they do not love certain parts of themselves that they do not accept certain parts of themselves that they are deeply ashamed of. They are shame based individuals doing everything they can to avoid reflecting on their shame. If they really love themselves why would they conceal certain parts of themselves? Why wouldn't they just own it? Why wouldn't they just admit or acknowledge that something is the case or that they feel a certain way they can't do that because the truth is they do not love themselves. They hate themselves. They can't stand to look at who they are and what they've become. It causes them great pain to reflect on the truth so they deny it. They create an alternate reality or fake world where they can then make their own rules or interpretations which is really just a coping and defense mechanism for how they really feel about themselves. It's just their way of trying to avoid reflecting on their own shame and self-hatred by disowning the parts of them that they are not proud of which will then be projected onto you because they can't own it. It's too painful for them to deal with. They have developed the survival mechanism of denying reality in order to survive what they perceive to be a dangerous unpleasant situation. The problem is now they will never get to experience real life because you have to be grounded in your own body mind and soul to really experience life when they're always somewhere else. They're always in denial of the truth and reality of the situation because they don't want to deal with their shame and that just makes them even more miserable. Their body is presenting the problem to them. It's telling them what needs to be resolved so that they can move forward but they don't attend to it.  It leaves them to be disconnected from their soul and that is why they can ever be happy or satisfied with themselves because their happiness is meant to come from within and they have disowned so many parts of them for them to get their happiness from within. They would first have to acknowledge and hold themselves accountable for so many things that they've done which is something that they're not willing to do so they remain endlessly miserable and dissatisfied with themselves and that's just part of their karma. If you're not willing to own up to who you are and what you've become you will remain that way for the rest of your life unless you make the choice to go within and attend to it unless you make the choice to accept who you are but the narcissists will never do that. They are more comfortable living in their false reality using their coping and defense mechanisms such as denial, projection, blame shifting and gas lighting whatever it takes for them to survive but surviving isn't really living they're just wasting their lives in fear trying to protect themselves from being hurt by other people when there is that pain that will set them free if they would just let go and allow themselves to experience it. If they could just do that they would finally know what it's like to be alive. They would finally be able to heal and love themselves for real and they would be narcissists anymore but that's not going to happen because the nature of their disorder is to protect themselves from pain and shame which makes it impossible for them to ever heal but that is why they feel a obsessive need to prove to you that they love themselves or that they are confident in their abilities or qualities if they can get you to believe it it makes it more believable for them but really it's to compensate for how they really feel about themselves they hate who they really are they hate what they've become they just don't ever want to acknowledge it they'd rather disown the parts of themselves that they don't like and live in this false reality which is really nothing more than a grave that they have created for the person that they were supposed to be thank you for watching i hope this video reads it with you please like comment share and subscribe click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future for my future videos if you like to donate my pay my links in the video description coach the inquiries can you meet and ask to have a coach in at jubil.com thank you for watching and i'll talk to you soon


Good afternoon everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TFNN 2 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday two hours left to go on the trading day. We got markets in positive territory right near session highs S&P is up 58 points right now trading at 2883 or within about five S&P points of the highs we made just about two hours ago Nasdaq 100 up a hundred and ninety seven points at eighty nine ninety three at the Dow up four fifteen at twenty three thousand nine eighty six quite a day for oil up more than four dollars at twenty four fifty crude finally finding a bid and a little bit of sustained momentum as crude might be out of the worst of the volatility it's on the last couple weeks go contract right now negative a dollar at seventeen twelve we got silver off thirty four cents at fifteen excuse me positive thirty four cents you see the run up even in the last since about eight a.m. this morning from fourteen eighty up to fifteen fourteen the price of silver and as the market continues higher checking in on the volatility index continuing lower thirty two fifty two right now in that VIX volatility index jumping over the charts will start things off with the Dow two hours left to go in the trading day twenty three thousand nine eighty two we're looking at fifteen minute bars here you zoom things in it's been an upward trend since about five a.m. this morning we made highs just about noon and we're just off that higher level by about sixty Dow points Nasdaq 100 pretty similar territory highs of the session we just made nine thousand within about the last fifteen or twenty minutes and we're just under that level S&P's twenty eight eighty three as I mentioned highs made just after noon of twenty eight eighty nine we covered crude oil trading higher almost a twenty five dollars at twenty four eighty three there's your goal contract at seventeen twelve right now in the Euro U. S. dollar with some volatility at one oh eight forty five some news out there hitting the wire the California Attorney General and city sue Uber and lift alleging they misclassified workers as contractors this a common battle going on between whether it's states cities and Uber and lift you there you see the drop on Uber about twenty eight fifty to twenty seven fifty I think on that news there is your lift drop as well from twenty eight to twenty seven and after the bell we get Disney earnings Disney to see what we're looking for in terms of the expected move Disney the one day expected move you're talking about a hundred dollars stocks six dollars and sixteen cents they're looking for and beyond me a little bit more volatility is beyond me right at a hundred to the penny right now and looking for twelve dollars and thirty eight cents on their numbers stay tuned folks we got our man Dave White coming up live right now from two till three Tom O'Brien live from three till four we'll be right back