Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with 2020 top stadium club baseball full case Pick your team number three from jaspyscasebrakes.com Giving away a sealed box at the end if you have at least two teams all cards chip a lot of fun variations in here So check out the variation guide on cardboard connection.com. There's the rules for the for that right there big Thanks to all of these lovely people right here for getting into the action Thank you a brand new release just dropped today on Wednesday the second there it is and there we go Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us really appreciate it We've got another case available on jaspyscasebrakes.com. So please check that out if you want to run back another one tonight We'll have Sean Jaspy helping me out with this break as well. So thanks to him. Let's pop this baby open I Need box right there. Actually, let's make Sean's camera a little bit larger and see what's happening there. There we go I'm gonna give him this stack of boxes right here a stack of boxes right here All right Good luck everybody box loaders right here as well Remember all card chip. I'm I'm gonna guarantee you that we're gonna miss some variations and whatnot But they'll be safely sorted And sorted out in most cases and sent to you obviously we'll be pulling We'll be pulling any louise roberts and boba shettes Proactively and obviously the two autographs per box as well And any other serial number cards, so good luck everybody I'm gonna have 40 points for a quarter Yeah, that's crazy actually Yeah, we got miami milwaki on the back. I know it's a baseball break folks, but it's a long one. So I'm sure we'll inevitably float to some different Topics here. We do have we do have some baseball happening, right? I think we're in the time of day where there's a lot of baseball games going on We got cardinals and reds are tied at one Early Blue jays marlins just started Nationals at fillies just started Rays already have four runs on the Yankees. It's four nothing in the top of the first Raves red sox just started Mets at Baltimore Mets beat the o's nine to four And rockies beat the Giants nine to six Those are your two finals and some games happening. Looks like some ranger lays may be happening too All right, good luck everybody Love the design on this is here like little color swatches in the bottom left or look really sharp Nico horner black foil There's boba shet Good background there walker beuler red foil So all of these will be sleeve and top loaded before they go out. We're just going to set them aside there in the interest of time Oh nice john. That's pretty cool He was the inspiration for jimmy duggan in the league of their own He's not crying in baseball Sir, she's crying New zealot hybides red And a gavin luxe nice Is that numbered?  Well, we do have two autographs per box here. I'm not sure why Yeah, you're done. There we go We've got it's a one-of-one. Wow top left lone star signatures you're done alvarez Hotness There we go jared with the astros nice non cheater one-of-one you're done alvarez jared All aboard the big hit express We've got cluber right here red foil No, where there he is. There's jared. You're welcome, man. Thanks for getting in stadium club chrome max scherzer Kyle Hendricks I love this each row. Look at that. He's just like in warm-ups It's on the on the baseball field. Love that josh rohas I don't know. I can't tell Randy Otto's arania. Yes, that is an astro one-of-one. I can't be excited about because he was not on that 2017 team There's blad Was he on that 2017 No, I don't I don't think we can be mad at Kyle Tucker. Yeah, he was rookie last year No, we can't be mad at Kyle. There he is. He can't be mad It's not his fault. Those other guys are cheating There's anthony k. That's our second autograph and there's joey gallo. I thought he was gonna get traded As well Wow, joey gallo and collardo anthony k blue jays capolo with that one and the box loader Get under that lip there. There we go Braves oa. Oh, I can kind of see through ozzy albies trying to figure out by the initials There we go Nice, that's a good shot Look at that. Look at that. It's a good show chain right there flying as he's diving in the base There's another couple boxes here And here's the two box holders for those two boxes. Sorry Stan Musil there he is and they're red We get stuck together a little bit. There we go James and Tyon, Albert Pujol 24 out 25. It's a nice foil card there Oh nice Didn't realize that wasn't going That's a great shot of goldschmidt right there Jeremy port you think I need a show chain because I'm in the show the breaking show I'm in the big leagues And tommy listella angels No, not anymore it still goes to nicholas benningfield though Dakota Hudson Frank thomas even if he doesn't pull you hits. He's still awesome. John. That's the key It's always easy to like a host when he's pulling you hits It's when he doesn't pull you hits There's a chipper to 99 Nice shot of bets right there too Even all right. All right. There he goes I mean, that's that's just depending on what kind of free agent contract I got I mean, maybe if I got like this goes to the braves David the last bottom moja if I maybe ended up in the show And I got a nice After my rookie deal. I got a nice big contract. Yeah, maybe I'd get a chain that spells out big hit express Maybe about that big across my chest.  It's all good It expresses a lot of work a lot of letters. Yeah, I think I can make it work There's Jorge passata Another stadium club chromes and her bow guards jake There's a Flak foil matt Chapman Jake rogers autograph rookie auto for the tigers. That'll be for Courtney Yeah, the lord is guerrilla picture is great That's some that's some good good show hair there Chipper jones power zone get in the zone power zone Cavendizio red foil Roy, there was a one box Done I believe Did I not upload it might it might still be uploading Okay, if you dude, maybe I forgot I mean, that's why he's asking No, it's uploaded Should be Yeah, it's up Wouldn't put it past me to forget Oh, that's not yeah, that's not a bad turnaround Yeah, both break number ones are up Roy if you look on our video list Both break number ones are up I'm looking at it right now one box ram number block break number one that video is uploaded And if you're in the full case or that's that's up as well.  Good morning photos joe. Why do you really? That sounds like one of the most annoying things in the world. I'm definitely going to sound creepy. Don't don't please don't please don't do that I will I will I will block I will block that number so fast No, god. No ain't no one got time for that in the morning. Good morning photos No, god. No nine out of ten insta vision gavin lux Nice that goes to the trojan during the san diego credit union bowl. Listen. That's so embarrassing How the mighty have fallen It's cool though. Don't be jerks There's a kino. He's back. He's back up reds mic g Yeah, I mean aren't isn't that part of the fbs told of it? Someone said it was a holiday bowl patch actually Brought to you during that Brought to you by the san diego credit union Oh, yeah, they lost to iowa joe 49 to 24 That was this year How the mighty is how mighty have fallen. There's that cranky hidden. Look at that. We're not going to see that anymore Now you think it's done shan? What the dh or the usc? No, I'm definitely sending you a good morning. That's that picture picture is hitting I think might be done Oh, yeah, for sure. There's bruestar greater all twins edition Jake Rosenbaum For throwback weekends Like when when they like do everybody wears their throwback jerseys can they bring back pictures hitting? That'd be that'd be just a tease then as as an nl guy. I don't want I wouldn't want to see that I don't want to see that. It's just a mockery that it's just like Once a year This is going to be gone. Just get rid of it. Everybody tucks the jerseys into the socks Just well wear wool jerseys Those old school baseball caps honestly, can we do a throwback to the futuristic jerseys? Would they like they did in the 90s? Yes, that would those are some weird jerseys the mariners one was probably my favorite thing of all time They had some weird jerseys where it was just like the the Compass mark McGuire nice Second half of that's consaq on the other side right here Nice one for the a's joe And that looks like bh rice harper right here nice rice harper That's a different headband up there. What? Almost but it looks like almost the same picture short print Maybe because I think the the other is solid blue. Yeah Huh Googly eye short print but almost looks like the same photos like they photoshopped that out Sure it was. I don't know. Let's let's investigate for Yeah, I thought that was cool too and the four Fox loaders for these four right here out. I can't see the fourth one on camera Well, trust me. It's there There it is Nobody's chatting with this job All right, alex young Chat with each other Remember your idea for love in the time of quarantine. Yeah, they're doing a show Yeah, it's on the reality show. It's a reality show Is it a dating show? I think it's dating. They took my idea alex young they must be listening raman With the diamond banks Still the name and everything Abraham Toro red Boba shet burn bash burn Bash and burn bash brother Was it in production before the uh, no, I know my roommates never just talking about it the other day I think that that it has to be a pretty fast turnaround To produce there it is see there's rice It's the same exact photo So they must have just did they photoshop that out to make this a short print. What's the deal? I think the regular one is the googly eyes photo So they they they and the regular for the base. They just made it a blue Are so are you saying that they just photoshopped it out? I'm gonna look sure why would they do that? Because that's the base and they want to be able to differentiate short prints Hmm Well, then why not just Take out a star and fillies and say that's a short print too I don't know make the belt blue That just seems weird Not sure if i'm a fan of that But there you go. Those that's that's the difference fillies And that'll be for matt dealio with that one interesting There's young carlo stanton um That's uh first day issue. I don't think those are too common. There's strasbourg right here And adrian mora home It's a day with the Yankees And nick solak is your autograph rangers. Where you at joe m With the r's There's valar red There's tetease power zone Jordan alvarez in the wings insert I'm like is one of his batting gloves now a different color. I don't know. I got two of these in a row I can't trust anything anymore My my my world has been been rocked. There's ryan sandberg red Yeah, maybe not We'll have to do more investigating ladies and gentlemen Trout golfing at top golf Is he allowed to do that You think the ground crew likes that and just making divots out in there in the outfield They're working so hard to keep that clean keep that perfect for the players He's out there just punching holes in the outfield grass. What a d Ah, okay, that's fine more towards like on deck circle. No man's land. Yeah, trout gets it. He wouldn't do that There's mitch garver twins Jake with the twinkies alzaleh david right Yeah, we've not seen any louis roberts or kyle luises Maybe there's like one boba shed in here. There's jordan yama moto chrome there's lux Javier baez red This lord is gorill show hair right there. There's louis robert.  There you go. I'm just pulling too much heat boba shed blue jays capola and james captain marvel pirates chordney with the buckos dallas kykel chris bryant Get in the zone power zone jailen davis chrome That is numbered right that looked like looked a little different 11 out of 99 For the giants that's going to be for ross There's shane bieber in the wings who's been having an incredible season. There he is again Why is he holding a bat? Oh, oh he gets a bat. Okay. It's the it's the clear like mvp award. Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha It doesn't go to a picture All right, right, right So he's like I ended up with a bat And a corvette I think oh that that was a sponsor, huh? The car sponsor has it always been either a corvette or like a Do you like the option of that or like a brand new silver? Yeah, I I'll take either one I'll take either one Why not both I'd be like give me the silverado give me the I think it was like the brand new body style Corvette Maybe maybe a stingray again.  Sean do little and in the bullpen cart Next box brian reynolds And josh hater blue foil. That's 29 out of 50. There was some rumor that he might get Moved at the deadline mic mic g with that one Courtney with another Uh pirate speaking of pirates. I think cabrion haze just got called up a day or two ago Even getting cabrion haze hits ladies and gents There's riz. Hoskins Eduardo Rodriguez red Think so All right, next up There's brice harper Sean jaspy thinks that uh riz. Hoskins will have a better filly career than brice harper And there's sean monea for the Uh a's joe with that one nice the black and white with the orange foil on it always looks sharp Very larkin red foil frank thomas black foil right here. Trust me. She'll like it too Trent grisham autograph for the friars. It's gonna be jason price With sandiago I know I kind of like that Big hurt shirt There's dj lamehu For the Yankees Kind of like this look right here travis demary. Is that a maybe a variation? I don't know looks cool Glaver day power zone Juan soto in the wings yellowish arayas Kyle louis celebrating with his teammates I thought those were gonna be permanently stuck together forever. I had keston here a red Kyle louis will go to nick and the m's What team do you think that is? Is that red sox? No, yeah, is that red sox? Red sox maybe in the background It's the green monster Green monster scoreboard that's rolled his Chapman Getting less games and fewer games and kill kali Manfred To code hudson black foil This side up right here. Well, this is a great voter right here. That's Mike you're stremsky with his granddad carl And it's is that collins autograph. That's a nice shot too Another white sox auto for jeff or you know, no not numbered R. I. P. Tony gwin red foil Gone too soon power zone illoy Moopy bets red foil Dodgers who's got my dodge in this one capola does trout bash burn Yasiel nice Black and white with the orange foil As cleveland edition going to map did he end up getting signed? He's not signed by anybody, right? Yasiel. We Think the brave signed him for a one-year deal And then and then he got the vid And was not like looked like he was not socially distancing according to his They're like no thanks. We don't want that kind of behavior and the brave said no they Went back on the deal. They said no thanks. Thanks for no thanks I think he was on his way to sign the paperwork too So I don't think anyone else had picked him up after that Edgar Martinez. We've got will smith autograph. Nice The fresh prince of bel-air Going to capola and the dodgers who should sign yasio please Dodgers don't play that I don't think so. No What attack dodgers no attack the astros like getting a fight with him I'm sure I'm sure al west teams will play him a lot Get along to get mad and just go I'm gonna put this Bryce Harper next to that jumbo Bryce Harper for a case study. Yeah All right boba shed going to capola and the bluebirds Yeah, the oversize I think sort of different numbers And David Wright 36 out of 50 That blue foil on there, which looks really cool. There he is Mets Armando with the metropolitans Definitely would have Would have been a hall of fame if that back didn't Betray him There's yas right there and a Kyle Lewis Out of curiosity, what do we do with the cards that we don't ship? That's how we get paid Brett They pay us in veteran commons But all card ship in this so I guess we're not getting paid for stadium play No, they get um in stadium club everything ships, but for veteran commons They get donated to well, we either we either donate them to charity or we sell them and then donate the donate the money to various Charities that we support Shipper Jones, I'm a little key about it. We don't make a big deal about that That's what we do Tim linsegum All right, there's max scherzer And there's daryl strawberry. This is a great photo of daryl strawberry right here a minister No, I don't know. I don't know if you would be All right, so there's more box hoppers here here. No need to hand me to them because I feel like there's more chance of slippage You can see one two three four And here all right And there's still still more boxes. Yeah four more All right. Here we go. Let's keep going folks It does ross it doesn't you saw you heard the groan There's al-tube stadium club chrome Greg de ace has a question for the group and myself should I buy the tops chrome big baller if I get selected? Yeah, it's kind of a it's a lottery right 100. How much is it shawnt has 100 percent boxes What are they like 200 bucks maybe if that but uh, they have buy it now 250 so they have buy it now listed on some of them James for a thousand Oh and a redemption. I saw a lot of teams on there. What was that? Whoa 250 I mean is there a print run on that already? There must be right if there's a lottery for it Yeah, I mean I would Because I feel like I feel like the resale and that's going to be Pretty crazy if only for If only to flip it I would get it the louise robber base rookie in that nice tyler glass now recently sold raw for $611. Wow That one card There's a glass now to 50 that'll be for jared and the rays Louise robber will go to mike g you can do that great or strike why the iron is hot My dad the ranch hand once told me Strike while the iron is hot So what does that mean in this context? Markets hot on it So it's like oh, I see I see raiment with the diamond bags domingo leiva He said maybe make that autograph a little bit bigger Domingo almost missed that red foil arizona cunha jr yellich Eloy and we'll see what that autograph is all about that redemption I thought I saw multiple teams or names on there There's multiple different teams. Yes, they will it will have to be randomized between those people No majority rules or anything like that co-signers autograph gold rainbow parallel Unless it's the case of james, then majority rules Oh, wow. Are there three different two? No, just two different teams. Wow No randomizer no randomizer Aaron judge glaber day dual autograph nice So that goes to Dave dave c with the yankees. There you go dave nice Congrats I have to I don't have to mark up the redemption with the team the teams are there in the center already There you go It's pretty nice. All right next box. Vlad glad graro jr autograph wow That goes to capola and the bluebirds second year vlad jr auto Nice couple hits back to back And obviously a lot a lot of parallel opportunities here, too We'll do an autograph recap at the very end You're just joining us boulton ricky henderson maritio dubon michael chevus black foil carter kibble Autograph for courtney and the gnats nice kaboom max muncie chris bryant louise robert Hunter harvey All right. Hey, no worries jared. Have a good rest of your night Yeah, I'll do a recap at the end of this so you'll be able to see what else you got but good good start for you All right louise robert white socks will the thrill labor day yellich hengen room bagwell black foil and bullet bob Next up travis demoreat autograph He needs to expand that auto a little bit there, too. Let's come on trav And go to courtney and the tigers cat team mojo And that's number george springer six out of 50 The blue foil on there that'll go to jared with these strokes pete alonzo And we've got a kyle kyle louis Nice gold refractor. That's pretty cool. That's a good-looking card That's for the ems that'll be for nicholas nicolas b With the ems Dustin may red foil It's a great photo Yeah, that is good. I don't know how they got a drone maybe drone photo Someone on the ladder standing behind him lance mccullers jr Yes, mike as indicated clearly in the item description if you read it all card ship in stadium club And there's james caron check old jared caron check It's it's the first line mike of the item description says all card ship louise robert going to the white sock. Yeah, all these are on-card autos tops rarely uses uh, rarely does sticker autos unless it's like I think relic autos maybe sometimes end up with stickers on them. Yeah, right Obviously They're no longer with this if they shed their mortal coil would be sticker autos But they try to be pretty good about There's 40 76 at 99 I like these chrome cards too What do you mean? You couldn't find the stadium club break mike? So not on the site No, they're all they're all still there on the site in the baseball section And in every item description the first line and the inscription says all card ship And jason ockerman wants that uh, caron check autograph All right. Nice. Thanks, john We've got all the boxes open right there too. You can see on the top camera. So We are that many boxes away from the break And that's pretty cool too. Nice labor torres chrome Yeah, the photography is the big big uh selling point the highlight of stadium club Don't do that in here. I'm sorry for anyone wearing headphones if your eardrums popped Yeah next time do that outside next time No, it's not if that hurt my ears and All right, tj zoop blue jay scapolo with that one. Yeah, good photography hallmark of stadium club I don't mind the full bleed. I don't need a border Do you need a border son?  If you look at the edges and stuff like the print on the edge, you can see So there's ways All right, louise robert another one for the white socks jeff Jalen davis Carter kebum red foil We got Whoa, that's how often do you see a photo of sanny cofax hitting? How cool is that dodgers capola? Okay, um Put that over here. I'm just so it's not confused as an extra box. That's what I mean Look at that Any cofax hitting what kind of hitter was someone look up sanny cofax batting numbers And there's mike brusso Ray's auto for for jared 10 out of 10 On that one. That's pretty cool too. There's james and tie on another boba shed an old george brett photo right there too Blue jays capola Yeah numbered auto as well one more box and then the four more above my head right there and then We are dunzo's and then coming up after this will be Well the schedule's in your chat and you're reading that you'll see it 776 at bats with a 097 batting average with 386 track cuts. He's got a home run All right. Now you got to look that up gang. Who who did he hit the home run? off of So sanny cofax Historically incredible pitcher Historically terrible hitter even at even four pitchers Probably few pitchers. I get that many at bats and Is that poor Oh two home runs is brad l Who'd he hit him off of Anyone like anyone we know that'd be kind of funny It's like two home runs off of like jim pomer Two is correct. James m is Reconfirming one in 1962 and one in 1963 Tyler, this is this is a baseball break. Let's let's try to keep the jacobi jones conversation For football breaks Jack flaherty No, I know I saw that news too The tigers another louise robert I know that was the All right, that was a joke. Tyler Brenner did not get Wasn't there a jacobi jones football player? That's the joke All right, not funny for tyler. I guess All right, let's workshop that joke again with the writing team cofax has one postseason hit apparently Capoe, what's up? No worries. There he is tanny cofax hitting again stadium club chrome zander bogart's black foil marithu dubon autograph for the gigantes Ross with the giants Pretty exciting prospect for the giants Yeah, there are a lot of short prints and stuff mike that are that are in this All card ship, but we our team will look at the codes on the back of the cards to To uh To find any of the photo variations that I may have missed Wait brad l saying he hit a home run off of warren spawn or is that the postseason hit was off of warren spawn? Oh, no, he's saying june 13th versus so one home run off of warren spawn that's one of cofax's two home run two career home runs Oh and a louise robert insta vision card nice So there you go another one jeff boxloaders We've got Ken griffey jr boxloader. What a shot. That's a great shot right there That's nice And then we got looks like ms max scherzer old two eyes himself next one Another max scherzer. So these will both go to courtney the ken griffey jr.  I don't remember him There's airs. He's a kino for the reds Mike g but that's some good trivia cofax at two career home runs. Who are they off of? One's warren spawn one's denny lamaster And there's francisco lindore for the tribe that goes to matt. All right almost there folks are almost done got one four boxes remaining right here And some box toppers. I think I grabbed a box hopper early. No, I didn't there's still four Left back there as well. All right. Good luck everybody last four boxes Sean miniatur. No, not shaman. I shan murphy different a different shan on the athletics joe with that one Trent grisham power zone jeff bagwell adward alzalei I like that black and white with the orange foil there Mike saying the only other cofax factoid would be that he pitched a perfect game Against the cubs. I think there's more factoids than that. But yeah, the perfect game. It's one of one of the big highlights of his career There's carlia stramsky garret coal Warren spawn brad l is saying Is the third on all-time home runs by pitcher Home runs given up by a pitcher. I'm assuming there's jake fraily rookie auto for the m's And even cofax can hit a home run off with him to genio soares glad guru jr devours tis jr nico horner chrome brantley robert rizzo Yeah, tanny cofax definitely could have added some more years if like Like tommy john surgery was around then matt tice has got elbow issues shoulder issues all sorts of arm problems angels nick with that one Wow, tom siever just passed away says ryan h r.i.p. tom siever I mean sad day for baseball family not just mezz family Who knows tom siever What were the circumstances of that as andrew mccuchin cavin bizio complications dementia and coven There's mike brusso How old was he was he was getting up there in age was he not? Tampa Bay rays jared 75 That's old but not not not super old Modern medicine and whatnot That's uh wansoto 56 out of 99. That's pretty cool. That'll be for courtney in the wings gavin lux that's James saying Lyme disease and dementia Well either way Yeah guys in the chat are talking about it too. Yeah, teddy just mentioning tom Also tom siever no longer with us This is why we're on the uh sandy cofax subject. We saw him hitting right there. We're like what kind of hitters What kind of hitters cofax not a very good one apparently right two more to go actually these needs to be this way Sean more another sean murphy autograph for joe Negative james. I've not seen any trout or otani autographs out of here. I think those are Those kind of autos. I think are pretty difficult to hit. There's tim linsecum Movie bets chrome soroka That's in uh, that's in san francisco j another jake fraily autograph nicolas with the ems yeah, um Sean jaspy mentioned that to me earlier brad. I would love to see that mike trout golfing variation I've not spotted that yet. Hey sews lizardo josh chrome and alberto mondacy very larkin And last box plus the box toppers coming up And we'll do a quick little recap. We've got to give away a box as well And we've got hose aurickety or equity Hose you Urquiti Astros that goes to jared. That's a tough one Tripped me up there jake rogers Tice There's trout right there. You got to find him golf trout golfing would be awesome jordan carry wood red foil each euro chrome trevor bauer trevor bauer also hitting right there What's trevor bauer's average? I'm sure he's probably a better hitter than cofax, right? bobby bradley autograph for the tribe matt with the indians nice Getting the final autograph of the break unless there's a bonus auto We got yazz 14 out of 25 red socks jake power zone jordan otani in the wings Bryce harper bash burn rod caru Really? No bauer has a worse average than cofax 093 according to brad l maybe not Actually, yeah, I guess bauer was mostly in the al not to think about it. That makes sense. All right So much for that Confirmed trevor bauer not better than cofax at anything. All right, there you go. Those are your cards Here are the box toppers. Can these be autographed? I believe so There is a shane beaver. Is this your al psi young winner? Maybe he's pitching incredible Here is bs bs mike schmitt Just schmitt, I guess There's schmitt. That's a good photo of them Nice that goes to the fillies matt dealio We got s o shohei otani autograph. Wow angels That goes to nicholas at benningfield I guess james spoke it into existence That's an excellent box topper and odd in fact. I'm gonna keep this in here Protects the autograph a little bit nice Uh, oh, that's a good good good question. Yeah, let's find out. Let me find a one touch. It is wow Good eye mobility. It is numbered. It's one out of five. They're not very common so nicholas b All aboard the big hit express Wow, that is nice and we've got erin judge right here You can give him a fist pound right now right right into your right onto your screen Bop and there you go boys and girls. What a break. All right. Let me give away the box and we'll do a quick recap All right, so let's go back to the team list here Sort by column a If you bought two spots you get one entry four spots two entries so on and so forth If you bought three spots, that's only one entry only two of those teams count All right, so chris bought two. That's an entry. Courtney bought four. That's two entries David c bought two. That's an entry Capola bought two. That's an entry jake has to jared has to joe m has to Matt has to matt m has to Mike g has to Nicholas b has to And ross has to so let me just make sure I didn't miss anybody here All right, I think we're good So that's 13 spots there one and 13 name on top after nine times we'll get We'll get a sealed box stadium club And then that'll probably ship in a separate shipment So keep that in mind six into three nine times name on top after nine. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight And ninth and final time. Congrats to Courtney. There's no doubt about it. Courtney's name was on on top twice Wait, didn't you win the first one or the last one I did? All right, so two boxes of stadium club going Courtney's way. They'll be in separate shipments right there. Congrats to you court Thanks, everyone. You're welcome mobility sub rex Just in time for the recap rex.  That's pretty cool Nice bobe nice photography on that bobe a shed Kyle louis this gold one was numbered to No, not numbered but still looks nice Is Kyle louis Vlad Guerrero junior autograph Pretty sharp the fresh prince of bel-air will smith Greater all we had another insta vision nine out of ten on this one gavin lux And look what's coming up here Nice, look at that dual autograph erin judge glaber torres redemption for the yankees Eloy hymen as autograph One out of ten. That was nice. And look at this yordan alvarez top left one of one right there lone star signatures That was pretty nice too and We had a one out of five. There's a number right there one out of five show you how tiny box topper autograph. Wow So there you go ladies and gentlemen Stadium club is looking great. I'm joe for jazby's case breaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us And i'll see you next time for more. Bye. Bye


Database. Share content. Moodle's database activity allows you to build, display and search a bank of entries on a topic of your choice. These entries include files, images, links to websites, text and more, and may be moderated before approval, commented on and rated. Database activity entries can be displayed as a list, and individually, in single view. In this database activity, Marine Marvels, when the entries are displayed in a list, we see a name, an image, along with its geographical location. In single view, we can also see who added this entry and when, and accessing it with the teacher role, we see icons for editing, deleting and approving entries. All of these options and more can be set up when adding a database activity, so let's explore it now. Our teacher adds a database activity by turning on the editing, selecting database from the activity chooser and giving it a name and description, which can be displayed on the course page by clicking the box. Other settings can be expanded by clicking the links. Entries. Here, it's important to decide whether or not to moderate entries before they appear. Note if you set them to be moderated and never approve them, you can have a useful private sharing area between teachers and individual students. Should students be able to edit their entries and or comment on entries? Should there be a limit on the entries they must add before they can view others? Should there be a maximum number of entries they can add? Ratings. By default, editing and non-editing teachers can rate database entries, but if you want students to do this as well, access permissions from the gear menu in the database and allow students the capability mod data rate. Other settings are similar to other activities, but it's worth knowing that in activity completion, you can require a certain number of entries to be added before the database activity is marked complete. Fields and presets. Clicking save and display then shows a number of tabs. The fields tab must be dealt with first. Fields means the information boxes course participants must fill in, such as adding text, a file or an image. No fields defined means our teacher hasn't added any of these yet, so that's the first task. To save time, you could choose a predefined set, preset for short, which means a file of ready-made fields. Find out more about using presets in the Moodle documentation. And there are also a number of presets available on Moodle.net, which you can download and import for your own database activity. But our teacher is going to add fields manually, and so from the fields tab, he clicks create new field. And here are the available fields. Text input is useful for names of entries. And ticking required will force the student to enter something here. With picture fields, we can specify the size of the images for list view and single view. Usually, list view would be smaller than single view. Finally, we'll add the latitude-longitude field so students must enter the geographic location. Templates. Templates define how you want the fields displayed. Anything done to the list and single templates here will determine how they look. The add template will determine what participants see when they click to add an entry, and you can also set up an advanced search template. The simple way to set up your database easily is to click the save button for each template, as we're doing here with the add template. But you can edit templates also to improve their display. For example, if you want the list view to display as a table, you'll need first to disable the editor and then enter the code for the header and footer of your table. And if you're comfortable with the code, you can also explore the CSS and other more complex templates. Moodle's documentation will help. Let's make some simple changes to the single template. The items in brackets are fields. These are essential. The words in between hashtags are other actions or options. So we could add the user name and time an entry was added by clicking where we want it and then choosing the items from the list on the left. Remember to save the template. Now it's time for our student to add an entry, adding a name, uploading an image and entering a geographical location. To summarise, database allows you to build, display and search a bank of entries on a selected topic.


Well it's been six years since Joe Hegg last took the field for the Brainerd Warrior football team. Now he's a starting offensive lineman in the NFL for the Indianapolis Colts. Hegg returned to the Brainerd Lakes area this afternoon to meet fans of all ages and also signed autographs for a benefit for the Brainerd Football Association. He took some time away from signing footballs and pictures to talk about the upcoming season. No I'm really excited I think that we got a heck of a lot of guys are training in offense and we also have you know a lot of young guys in defense were gonna be fast so I'm excited to see how that goes and yeah you know I'm excited to get out there and you know get up to training camp and get started. The Colts opened the season September 10th at the LA Coliseum against the Rams. It will play three times on national TV Clayton Castle will have more on Hegg tomorrow night. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


I'm going to be looking at Romans chapter 1 verses 5 and 6. That's going to be our text. I'm going to teach the text and from that text I'm going to spring out and actually give you a few things here to talk about with this title that I've entitled this message. I am called. What does that mean? So, let's go ahead and read verses 5 and 6 of Romans chapter 1 as Paul writes. He says, though or through him we have received grace and apostleship for obedience to the faith among all nations for his name, among whom you also are the called of Jesus Christ. You know, I will never forget my first baseball uniform. As a member of the Blue Jays, a Pee Wee team that I played in Walnut, I grew up in Walnut, that was where I pretty much had my childhood. I remember that day. I remember just wearing that uniform. And that first game was amazing because as you're going out in the field with your teammate, there was this sense of belonging. You know what I mean? It's a kid. You know, here I am in this baseball team. That's my first baseball team and just that first game with people around you and the cheering and all that. And you just felt very proud wearing that Blue Jays, that dark blue outfit with a number on my back just gave me that sense of belonging. And I was thinking about that. And I'm thinking, you know, with tonight's message, it kind of reminds me of what I want to share with you tonight because as Christians, and we see here in the Bible, the Bible declares that you and I belong to God. All of us here should have a sense of belonging when it comes to our relationship with Jesus Christ. And the Psalm 103 says this, and I love this. He says, Know that the Lord he is God. It is he who has made us and not we ourselves. We are his people in the sheep of his pasture. What Psalm 100 verse three says is that we belong to God because he made us to be his very own people. It's like God has put a stamp of ownership on you. He owns you. You belong to him. That should bring a wonderful sense of belonging. A lot of people today are wondering, you know, they're confused, they don't have a sense of belonging. You know, people struggle with that. I don't know where I belong. You know, perhaps it's in your family unit. You know, maybe you're the outcast.  And you're like, I just don't belong here. Maybe it's at work or maybe it's among friends. And people struggle with that. But as Christians, we really shouldn't struggle with any sense of belonging because it's very clear in Scripture that we belong to God. And that's pretty cool that we actually belong to him. And Paul says here, something very interesting here in chapter one, verses five and six, he says that we are the called of Christ. What does that mean? The called of Christ. That's what I want to look at. I want to just kind of look at this term, this phrase, and find out what does this really mean? As Christians, we talk about our calling. I'm called to the mission field. I'm called to go out and serve in another country. Perhaps I'm called to be a pastor. I'm called to be a youth minister. Whatever it is, we talk about our calling. What is God calling me to do? What is my call here? Well, I'm not going to talk about that tonight. That's not what I'm going to do tonight. But what I'm going to share here tonight, not necessarily our calling as Christians, but what I'm going to do here is look at basically what Paul said here about the called of Christ. As we continue this series in knowing our identity in Christ, we all have a calling from God to function as different people. That's what I want to talk about tonight. The call that you have from heaven to be different people. And we're going to look at this here in a moment. But if you remember when Jesus was walking on this earth, he said to his disciples, follow me. You remember that? That phrase, follow me, is filled with so much meaning. Because it's not necessarily speaking about literally following behind Jesus. When you think about follow me, like if I tell my little four-year-old honey, follow me, she'll be right behind me. That's not really what Jesus meant when he said, follow me. There's a lot more to that phrase when it comes to the meaning behind it. It's a command. It's a command that makes up our lives in Christ. It's who we are. Because everybody here follows someone, something. Friends, popular culture, family, some of you maybe follow selfish desires and some of you will follow God. We all have that choice. But when Jesus was on this earth, while he was on earth, he presented two very different approaches to life. And he said this.    Two completely different ways of doing life. That's the choice everyone has. And that's why when we talk about Christianity, we're talking about a life that is a high calling. It's a high calling. Let me give you an example. Ephesians chapter four, verse one, this is what it says, I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you to walk worthy of the calling with which you were called. It's like, wow, interesting. Paul says, I beseech you. I beg you to walk worthy of the calling. Now that right there says a lot, doesn't it? That means that, well, being a Christian is a high calling. And he's encouraging me. He's begging me to walk worthy of that calling. Well, what is that calling? What does that mean? It says in Philippians 3, 14, Paul says again, I press towards the goal for the price of the high upward call of God in Christ Jesus. Again, we see that same description of the Christian life as a high calling. That's what I want to talk about tonight. That's what I want to kind of see here as what Paul said here. But before we get into that, I want to look at the text of verses five and six, just to be fair to the text. I just don't want to springboard. There's preaching, different kind of preachings. There's a preaching called springboard preaching where you go to a text and you just read it and you springboard off it and never come back to it. I kind of don't like that. So to be fair, I want to go through the text and kind of stay within the text, but I'm going to also give you some things here about what this means to have a high calling. What's our responsibility? So let's look at verse five. Paul says, through him, we have received grace and apostleship for obedience to the faith among all nations for his name. Paul says, he received grace and apostleship. Paul recognized that his calling was a work of God's grace. It wasn't his own work. It wasn't his own ability. It was the grace of God. And notice what grace is. Grace is getting what you don't deserve. That's what grace means. Grace is getting what you don't deserve. Mercy is not getting what you deserve, which is judgment, right? So the grace of God is saying, listen, I am going to bless you even though you don't deserve it. That's getting something that you don't deserve. And that's what Paul is saying here. Paul didn't deserve to be an apostle. If you remember, he persecuted the church.  And the word apostle means someone who's been sent forth. That's what it means. Now all of us here don't deserve to be on God's side. You know that? All of us here really have fallen short of the glory of God. Before we were even Christians, we were totally against God. Some of you here probably hated God, hated Christians. I used to make fun of Christians before I was a Christian. I remember that very clearly. I used to make fun of John 3.16 all the time. I remember one time driving with my friends in a car, going to the beach, and we were just messing around and I was just flashing John 3.16 to them and we're laughing and whatnot. Little did I know that that would be the verse that I would actually memorize when I got saved. I used to make fun of Christians. I used to think Christians were these clean, pretty people. They never sinned. They were perfect. And I understand now why the world looks at us and they think, oh, you guys are perfect. You guys think you can know it all. No, we're not perfect. We know scripture. We know what the Bible says. But we're not these people that, you know, that we don't ever err on things and stumble on all that. But we were born in sin, went against God, but because of God's great mercy saved us. For those of you here tonight who are born again, you are now in the grace of God. Because he saved you. You don't deserve it. I don't deserve it. None of us deserve it. But because he loves us. John 3.16, you know? For God's love of the world. That was the whole motivation. The object of God's love was the world. And because of that, he gave his only, he was the giver.  I need to be saved. No, he chose that. He actually sent his son to down the cross in the midst of a sinful world. So we see here that Paul was a recipient of grace. He understood that all of the things he did, his life was all about God's grace. Let me give you an example. Turn with me to 1 Corinthians 15.10. I want to read this with you. 1 Corinthians 15.10. I love the way he put this. He put it very well when it comes to the grace of God in his own life. 1 Corinthians 15. Let's go to verse 9, actually. Listen to this. Paul says, for I am the least of the apostles who I'm not worthy to be called an apostle because I persecuted the church of God. Here it is, verse 10. But by the grace of God, I am what I am. And his grace toward me was not in vain. But I labored more abundantly than they all. Yet not I, again, but the grace of God which was with me. Isn't that amazing? He says, by the grace of God, I am what I am. And that is the same message that I would say of my own life. And it should be the same message you say about your own life. You are where you're out by the grace of God, right? It's not a work of myself, I conjure up this stuff. Jesus showed Paul grace not only by choosing him to be an apostle, but also by empowering him for his mission to give him the power. So basically, without grace, no called person has any hope of fulfilling his or her calling. It's the grace of God. So Paul says this here in verse 5. And notice what he says, though. And he also says this, going back to Romans. Through him we have received grace and apostleship. Notice, for obedience to the faith. It's interesting because here we see clearly that the gospel calls for obedience. The message of the gospel is not something you just hear.  You have to obey the message. The message is put in a way that says, you need to get right with God. What are you going to do about it? It's not a message that you just tell people and leave it open-ended and just walk away. You're calling them to make a decision right on the spot. That's exactly what the apostles did in the book of Acts. Notice in Acts chapter 3 verse 19, here's the gospel. Repent therefore and be converted. That your sins may be blotted out so that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord. Did you see that? Repent therefore and be converted. That's the message that we give people. When you share the gospel, that's what you're sharing. You're actually putting that person on the spot to make a decision right there, to get saved, to get right with God, to repent, to get right with the Lord. That's the message. Never walk away without getting some response. Even if they say, no thank you, that's okay. At least they have been given that response, that chance to either say yes to God or no to God. And all of this, notice, hangs on the name of Christ. Notice this obedience, notice he says there in verse 5, he says obedience to the faith among all nations for his name. What does that mean? The name of Jesus, who Jesus is, his reputation, his character, what he stands for. That's what he's saying here. You know, practically speaking here, our lives bring honor or shame to those close to us. I mean, that's pretty much what it is. I mean, as a parent, a parent whose reputation is in the community is good, brings honor to the family. But a parent, so let's say, while a drunken parent brings them embarrassment and shame to the family. A young person who stays away from trouble and is respectful, brings honor to his or her parents while a young person who hangs out with the wrong crowd brings shame to his parents or her parents. So in like manner, when it comes to name, we who bear or wear the Christ's name bring him honor by our obedience or shame by our disobedience. That's the responsibility that we have. As you go out to work tomorrow, are you bringing honor to the name of Christ or are you bringing shame to the name of Christ? It's all based on your obedience. How obedient you are to Christ or disobedient. So here's where we get into our text. Notice in verse six, among whom you also are the called of Jesus Christ, the called of Jesus Christ. The Christians in Rome were called to belong to Christ. That's what he's saying here. Such call involves both privilege and responsibility. Privilege and responsibility. Belonging to Jesus Christ is not only a serious thing, it is a privilege. Now let's get into this. What is your responsibility? What is my responsibility? Since I am the called of Christ, since I belong to Jesus, there's a responsibility that comes upon me. What does he expect of me? What is my general calling as a son or daughter of Christ? Well, I'm going to give you seven things here from this text to which we are called as Christians. First is that according to Romans chapter eight, verse 28, I am called according to his purpose. I'm called according to his purpose. Listen to this. And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to his purpose. Now that's interesting. The called according to his purpose. What is God's purpose to which we are called? That's what I want to answer here in a moment. We are called to be conformed to the image of his son. Did you know that? Verse 29 of chapter eight of Romans says it clearly that we have been called to be conformed to the image of his son. What does that mean? You hear it all the time, right? As a Christian, we're called to be conformed to the image of Christ. What does that mean? Well, let me define the word conform. The word conform means to comply or it means to be similar in form or type. That's what it means. So here it is.  That's what it means to conform to the image of Christ. See, a lot of people think that to conform into the image of Christ means we're gonna be walking on water. That means we're just gonna be walking around and just flashing miracles and whatnot and calling fire from heaven. That's not what it means. I know some people think that being conformed to the image of Christ means that we're gonna be exactly like Jesus in the way that he performed all these things. No, it doesn't mean that. I mean, yes, we do have gifts, healing. I believe in healing. I believe in the spiritual gifts and whatnot. And yeah, God will use us for that. But here, what we see here, the purpose is to be conformed to the image of Christ. It means that God wants to mold me and shape me so that my life can comply with the nature and will of Jesus Christ. God wants to use you and move through you so that your words and actions reflect the grace of Jesus to all. That's what he wants. That is his purpose for you. That's the purpose that Paul says here that we have been called according to his purpose. That's what it means to be called according to his purpose. Now, in order to be conformed, there's some things that you have to do. And here's where it gets really hard for some people. You have to accept that your own objectives, your own desires, and your own ideas and ways of doing things are gonna be set aside now. You have to set those aside to make room for God's will, to make room for God's will in your life and for God's plan and God's objective for you. See, it's hard for God to work in our lives when we have our own agenda. It's hard for God to work his will in your life when you are the one trying to call the shots. It's not gonna work.   He wants to literally control your life. That sounds scary, doesn't it? If somebody came to you and says, hey, listen, can I control your life for just today? What would you say? No way. I wouldn't control my life. Listen, you can trust God. You can trust God with your life. And this is what we see here is that God's plan and God's objective for us will come into play when we lay down our agenda. We put it aside and say, God, what is your will? What do you wanna do? That's what he wants. See, self-sufficiency keeps us from being open to the will of God for our lives. We do not experience the fullness of what it means to be a Christian when we try to do things ourselves. That's not according to his purpose. Remember the story of the young rich ruler? Remember what happened to him? I mean, this young guy was wealthy. He basically thought he had it, going with God, he kept all the commandments and whatnot and Jesus kind of exposed them and said, you take your money, sell it and give to the poor and he couldn't do it, right? He left, he walked away sad because he was wealthy. The sad thing about him is that here, this poor young rich ruler couldn't let go of his money and because of that, he couldn't experience the fullness of what it means to follow Jesus. So the question is, what are you holding on to right now that God has been trying to take away from you? See, if you're holding on to something in your life right now that is hindering God's will in your life, then you're not experiencing what it truly means to be a Christian.  And it's until we surrender and allow God to say, God, come on in, let's do it, then we're gonna experience the fullness of what it truly means to be a Christian. And I believe a lot of Christians today are not experiencing that fullness. I mean, Jesus said that we're to have life and enjoy in full. A lot of us don't experience that because I think we have stuff in our lives that we do not wanna let go. Perhaps it could be hatred, bitterness, resentment, unforgiveness, whatever it is, we don't let go of it. And that hinders, unfortunately, our walks with him. So the first thing is that we see here, to be called of Christ means that we are called according to his purpose. The second thing is that I am called to be a saint. Not great. That word saint is very religious, isn't it? The connotation of it, you know, when you talk about religious, you think about the Roman Catholic Church, right? I was raised a Roman Catholic person, did my confirmation and all of this stuff, I did my confessions before, you know, this door and this is another priest on the other side. I did all of that stuff. And when you think about saints, and that's the first thing that comes to my mind, in the Roman Catholic theology, the saints are in heaven. According to the Bible, the saints are on earth. You guys are saints. You're like, really cool. That's right. In the Bible, the saints are on earth. In the Roman Catholic teachings, a person does not become a saint unless he or she is canonized by the pope or a prominent bishop. In the Bible, everyone who has received Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior is considered a saint. You're either a saint or an ant, right? And we see here that the word saint comes from the Greek word hagias, which means consecrated to God, holy and sacred. It still has a very powerful definition, but the idea of the word saint is a group of people set apart for the Lord and his kingdom. That's what the word means. The word saint just means to be set apart for God's purpose, for him to do his will. See, Christians are saints by virtue of their connection with Jesus.  And that's why the Bible says not to love the world because we're supposed to be separate, right? We're set apart. John 17, Jesus prayed and he said this.  You know, to be set apart means that, practically speaking, means that God has his hand on you for a specific purpose. Think about that. God has his hand on you for a specific purpose. Every person here who's a born again Christian, God's hand is on you right now for a specific purpose. Well, Robert, I don't know what that purpose is. Well, have you asked? Have you sought the Lord? Have you asked them, Lord, what is my purpose? What do you want to do in and through me? But he has his hand on you. I love that. It brings security in my life. Don't you think it's just a sense of security that God's hand is on me right now for a specific purpose? That's how attentive God is to you. He's not just going after the Greg Lorreys and Billy Graham's. Don't think that way. Just us, people, we don't have to be a Billy Graham to feel like, okay, God is in me now. No, he's with you now.  You know, today the world has a desperate need for people who are different. And people in the film industry, not only that, but just in the entertainment industry, you know, with all the different people that are out, singers and musicians, they want to be different. They dress different, right? That's what the world wants. They want somebody different. Miley Cyrus, right? Very different. But you see, she's got a lot of followers because she's totally different. She's not your typical Disney channel person anymore. You know, years ago it was Lady Gaga. I mean, these people, they want to be different and the world is looking for different people. Listen, they have different people in this world. They're called Christians, saints, because we're different. But they don't accept the different kind of people we are, but we are very different. What we need is people who will carry their faith into the office, into Congress, into society, the school, to the home. We need people to be different, even if it will cost them their social popularity. To be different. Be different at work. Don't be like that guy that's gossiping all the time. Don't go there. Be different. Stand out. It's okay. God's on your side. Don't take care of everybody. But be different. If you go to school, college, be different. Stand out for Christ. Stand out for truth. Just be different out in society. You're not shopping. You know, there's many times that people will try to carry conversations with me that I don't even know who they are.  It's like, I don't get into that. I'm like, dude, come on, you're relaxed. I mean, just be different.  But that's all right. I'm a saint. Tell them that. I'm a saint. I've been set apart. I'm different. Well, we see that not only are we called according to his purpose, we're called to be saints. Thirdly, I am called into the fellowship of his son. Listen to 1 Corinthians 1.9. Paul says, God is faithful by whom you were called into the fellowship of his son, Jesus Christ, our Lord. This is a huge privilege. We are called into the fellowship. We are called into communion, enjoyment, and participation of Jesus Christ, our Lord. Christ has invited us into fellowship. He's invited us to hang out. He's invited us to fellowship. Listen to what John said. 1 John 1.3 says, that which we have seen and heard we declare to you that you also may have fellowship with us. And truly, our fellowship is with the Father and with his son, Jesus Christ. We've been called into the fellowship with his son. Jesus wants to hang out with you. He wants that. You remember what he said? Come to me all who are weary, have you burdened? He says, come to me. That's an invitation. He says, hey, come to me. That's an invitation. You're not asking him to come to you. He's asking you, come to me. When you're weary, when you're stressed out, when you're bummed out, listen, come to me because my yoke is lights. And he says, I will give you rests for your souls. That's an invitation that he gives. And a lot of Christians don't take that invitation. I don't think you Jesus, I'll take care of this one. If Jesus says, come, go. That's an invitation. That's part of the fellowship that we've been called into. We've been called into that fellowship with Christ's. And I think it's a privilege for us to even have that. You see, the Spirit of God will encourage us to fellowship with Jesus because he wants to fellowship with us. He wants to speak to us. He wants to hear from us. That's what he wants. Kind of like what happened with Mary and Martha. You know, the story, I won't go into it too much, but you know, Martha was the busy one doing some good things. There was nothing wrong serving Jesus. But Mary had the best seat in the house, right? And Jesus made it very clear that Mary has the best spot right now. She is at my feet. What? Was she talking? Listening. Listening. Part of our fellowship with Jesus is not just, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop. It's hearing him.  And the Lord has ways to speak to us even in those moments of silence. Whether it's a thought that comes to your mind, perhaps it's some kind of nudge in your heart. Maybe it's a scripture that comes to your mind. God begins to speak to you. Listen. As part of the fellowship that we have with him. God wants us to know him, just like the song we just sang, I surrender, I want to know you. He wants us to be with him. He wants to spend time with his son, Jesus Christ. John 17.3. This is what Jesus said in a nutshell. This is eternal life. That they may know you, the only true God in Jesus Christ, whom you have sent. What is eternal life? Eternal life is that they may know you, the only true God. Fellowship. Understand who God is. Are you satisfied with the knowledge that you have of Jesus right now? Are you like totally just satisfied? You know what? I'm okay where I'm at. I don't really need to dig into the Bible. I just, I know Jesus loves me, this I know for the Bible tells me so. I'm okay there.  I was telling my wife this a few months ago. I said, you know, we have children now and all that, so I can't go anywhere now. But anyway. I would love to go back to school. I said, I would love to go back and study more biblical theology. I have a library, a pretty good library in my office and I have all these books and I get so overwhelmed. I'm like, what book should I read? Because you know, for me it's like I start a book and I go like 10 pages and I'm done with it. I go to the next book and if you go to my library you see all these bookmarks and all these different books. In fact, I just bought three books just this week. I get hungry. I want to know more of God. I'm not satisfied with what I know. I want to know more. That's part of the fellowship. See, fellowship with Jesus is not just sitting down telling him, oh Lord, I need this, I need that, help me with this. It's, I want to know who you are. Who are you, Lord? I mean, yes, I know you're my savior, you're down on the cross and all, but there's more depth to you. And I want to go deeper with Jesus. I want to study him more. I don't want to get to a place where I'm just satisfied with what I know of God. You know, and that's what we've been called, as Paul says, we've been called into the fellowship of Christ, meaning that we have that ability, that privilege to come before the throne of grace to obtain mercy and grace and help in time of need. It's for us to get that understanding of Jesus. And that's what happens when you spend time with Christ, is that he begins to reveal himself to you. As you read the Bible and you go through scripture, the Holy Spirit has a way to open up your mind, to understand him more. That is amazing, isn't it? That's rich fellowship. It's so easy for us to go into prayer, and I'm so guilty of this. You just spent five minutes or so, six minutes, just to quickly brush through, just get a little high five Jesus fist bump. I gotta go to work, see ya. I'm guilty of that. And I'm like, I try to challenge myself. It's like, I want to spend more time with him. As there's new years coming up, you know, I don't like doing New Year's resolutions because you know, they say like 90% of the people that start with New Year's resolutions don't even keep them by the third month. So it's like, I'm not into that. It's like, I want to do it now. I don't want to wait until 2016. How, tonight, how about tomorrow, right? I have that ability. Jesus is not saying, okay, I'll see you in 2016. Well, where they started off? Well, there, okay? Jesus would say, no, start now. Don't wait until 2016. Yeah, you two weeks away from the New Year, start now. And we see here that this is exactly what he's calling us. He's calling us into that fellowship with Jesus Christ. But not only that, notice another thing, is that we've been called by the grace of Christ. I am called in or by the grace of Christ. Galatians 1-6, listen to what it says. Paul says, I marvel that you are turning away so soon from him who called you in the grace of Christ to a different gospel. Now I shared a little bit about grace at the beginning. And I'm gonna brush through this here real quickly. But Paul here was astonished that the Galatian believers were being seduced by a false doctrine, by false teaching. And rather than moving forward in the grace of Christ who died for them and suffered in their place, they were in danger of him, of quickly removing themselves from the grace of Christ. Finding another way. And there's always that temptation. There's always that temptation to add more to the gospel. There's always that temptation to add more to my walk with Jesus. You know, we're called in the grace of Christ. We are called to rest in his grace. But sometimes because of human nature, we wanna do a little bit more. We wanna add more to our salvation. It's like we're not satisfied with the grace of Christ. Ephesians two, eight and nine says, for by the grace of Christ, you have been saved through faith, that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast. So I would say, rest in the grace of Christ. Another one that we have is that we've been called to liberty. Galatians five, 13, for you brethren have been called to liberty. Only do not use liberty as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another. We've been called. The gospel proclaims liberty, not bondage, liberty. There are three ways that we experience freedom in Christ. Freedom from the law, freedom from sin, and freedom from fear. There's no fear. Perfect love casts out fear because fear has to do with torment, right? And because of that, because of the love of Christ, I have no fear of judgment. That when I die, I'm not worried about, oh my gosh, God's gonna judge me, what am I gonna do? It's gone. There's no fear of judgment. And the Bible says that we have not been appointed to wrath. So there's no judgment that I'm gonna go through. Now the only thing I'm gonna go through, and Christians are gonna go through, is basically that judgment of rewards, right?  You know, that the mercy of Christ, or that reward time. To some, what will get rewards, others will not get any rewards because they did it with the wrong motive. Your service to Christ. If you're doing it like, oh, I'm gonna do this because I gotta do it, my wife wants me to serve. Listen, you're not gonna get a reward. She's gonna get it. Because Jesus is gonna weigh out your motives. And the Bible even says that at that time, there will be some that will be saved that's going through fire. I don't want to have anything to do with that. To be honest with you, I don't really understand that section in scripture. All I know is this, is that fire burns. Now I'm gonna go through any flame. But there'll be some crispy critters up in heaven. I don't know, I guess, you know? Bro, what happened to you? Man, what happened? I blew it. Well, we've been called to liberty. We are no longer held by the Old Testament rules and regulations. We are no longer slaves to sin. We've been set free from fear, from fear of judgment. And people who are not following Jesus is funny, think that their lives are free to live any way they want.  You know, for me, I can live any way I want. I'm really experiencing true freedom. No, you're not, you're in bondage. You're enslaved to your sin. I'm no longer there. I've been set free. Now you think you got freedom more than me, but in reality you don't.  You're still doing drugs. You're still promiscuous.  See, I've been set free from that. I'm not into that anymore. And that has saved me in so many ways. Sin is still their master. Our freedom does not mean that we are free to sin as we please. Because I know sometimes we look at that like, oh, we're free. This is great. Our freedom does not mean we are free to sin as we please.  It is the fundamental basis of all Christian living that I'm just set free. Christianity is freedom. Christianity is totally freedom. So Christian liberty then is to take all that Christ provides, be free from having to fulfill any legal code to please God, being free from the frustration that says I can't make it. Because sometimes Christians will get frustrated. I just don't think I can do this Christian stuff. It's so hard. Listen, you've been set free.  Listen, you've already been in the beloved, you've been saved, you're in Christ now. Just baby steps, God will help you. But sometimes people think I can't do this. Have you ever had, have you ever had a conversation with somebody that says I just can't be a Christian? It's hard. That's what the freedom here does. It frees us from the frustration that says I can't make it. I've been set free. Being free from an external set of legal rules that I have to keep, I've been set free from that. Because now I have the choice to do wrong or right. See, before I needed the law. See, the law is what killed me.   The law killed me. That's what Paul says. The law is what revealed that I am a sinner. Now I don't need these external laws to govern my life. It's the Holy Spirit in me now. This says stop doing that. Hey, what did you say? And the conviction sets in. It's not an external law. It's an internal law. It's the spiritual law. Isn't that awesome that we have the Holy Spirit in our lives? Seriously.   When you're like, you're being tempted. And there's that, and there's that, that nudge in your heart, that feeling says you're gonna go there, aren't you? You wanna go there, right? And all of a sudden you get this sweaty palms and your heart starts beating. You know what that's like. That's the Holy Spirit saying stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.  Hey, that was your fault. That was your fault. Well, here we see that Christianity's freedom. We're free to just function in the overflow of the work of the Holy Spirit inside of my life. That's the freedom that we have now. God doesn't have to say, hey, don't forget. Here's a law right here. You just broke it. No, he says, you know what? I got my spirit in this man. I'll take care of him. That's the freedom that we have. I don't need the external laws to stop me from doing wrong. I have the spirit of God who restrains me and convicts me of my wrongdoing. So we've been called to freedom, liberty. Another thing here is we're coming to an end. We have been called out of darkness. 1 Peter 2.9, listen.  This is very clear in scripture.  I'm just gonna give you a few verses here. John 8, 12, Jesus said, he says, I am the light of the world. He who follows me shall not walk in darkness but have the light of life. Ephesians 5, 8, for you were once darkness, but now you are light and the Lord, walk as children of the light. You know, our generation today, I believe, is marked by pseudo-Christians who are dabbling in darkness. Instead of being called out of darkness. And that's hard sometimes. It's very difficult. The question is, well, why did God call us out of darkness? He called us out of darkness so that we can bring glory to his name, not a black eye, but glory to his name. The world will see our lives, how we conduct ourselves as we live among them. And as Jesus said, let your light shine so men can see your good deeds. God wants people to see, hey, this is the life of Christ in that person. That's the witness that we bring to a world that is dying in sin. We become a light to them. So Christians are to live in a way that is diametrically opposed to this world system and culture. That's what it means to be called out of darkness. And lastly, we are called a child of God. We've been called a child of God. That's a very, very cool designation or position. First John 3, one, behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us that we should be called children of God. That's another call that we have. We've been called a child of God. Now, if you were to ask a person on the street, especially a religious person, is everyone a child of God? Most likely they'll say, yes, everybody's a child of God. Have you ever had that discussion with somebody? Oh, we're all children of God. No, you're not. We're all offspring of God. We're part of his creation, but to actually be a child of God, that's something special. I can't say that all children in this world are my children, but I have two children that are mine. But I can't claim that to anybody else. You'd think I'm a freak if I did that. That's my child, that's my child, that's my child, you know? But it's not like that. Listen, this is what it says here. This is what Jesus said, John 1, 12, but as many as received him to them, he gave the right to become children of God to those who believe in his name. It's a right that God gives us. You don't choose to be a child of God. It's designated, it's actually set for those who are born again believers. We're all offspring of God, but yet a child of God is that person who's received Christ's.  As God's children, we are part of a big family, a church, we were promised a home in heaven, which is huge, and we've been given the right to approach God in prayer, which I shared earlier. So let me conclude this. You are the call of Jesus Christ. That's exactly what I just kind of explained to you, that as Christians, you are the call of Christ, what it means to be the call of Christ. We went through seven things, that the Bible clearly communicates to us that we are being called to. So the thing that you have to understand as we come to this conclusion here is that God loves you. You belong to Him. Remember that. You belong to Him. You are His now. That's what it means to belong to Christ. That's what it means to be the call of Christ. He will work in you what is pleasing to Him. You don't call the shots anymore. I know we're tempted to do that at times, but nothing here will separate us from His love, from His work that He wants to do in our lives. He's called you according to His purpose.  You've been called into fellowship with His Son. You are called to liberty. And He's called you out of darkness. And finally, He's called you a child of God. That is who you are. That is what He has given you. So how do we respond to that? Listen, be blessed and accept it. Understand that position that you're having Christ. That's what it means to be the call of Christ. That's who you are. As you walk out of this place, that is who you are. That's what you're gonna represent out at work tomorrow. It's your school, at home, wherever you go.  A very blessed person. And God wants to use you to show the world the benefits that you've been given by Christ because you've received Him. So don't ever, ever forget that. It's a privilege to be a Christian. It's not only a serious thing, it's a privilege to be a Christian. It's not just something you just become just because you have nothing else to do. Listen, there's so much that goes behind that. And the first thing is that Christ died on that cross for you. That's where it started.  You've been called according to His purpose. And listen, go show that off to the world.


J-E-L-L-O! The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Bill Harris, Kenny Baker, and yours truly, Don Wilson. The orchestra opens the program with... If you have any football fans in the family, you know that Saturday afternoon means a rousing game, and Saturday night means a rousing big appetite. Well, here's one swell way to celebrate the victory. Serve a grand dinner and top it off with a grand dessert, Jell-O. Why, everybody likes Jell-O. For that delicious extra-rich fruit flavor is so tempting and good you just can't resist it.  Strawberry, raspberry, cherry, orange, lemon, and lime. And all six are bright and gay with color to fit the autumn football season. So no matter which flavor of Jell-O you choose, you're sure of a success. A dessert that's delightful to look at, delicious to eat. But be sure to get genuine Jell-O when you buy and don't accept any substitutes. Look for the big red letters on the box. They spell Jell-O, and Jell-O spells a treat. Alpha to Omega played by Phil Harris in his orchestra. And now, ladies and gentlemen, for the first time from the new NBC building in Hollywood with its new studios, its new facilities, and its new equipment, we bring you that old footh, Jack Benny. Hello again, this is Jack Benny talking, and Don, I may be an old footh, but in these luxurious surroundings, I feel ten years younger.  No, I haven't, Jack, it certainly is magnificent. Magnificent? Well, Don, I tell you, this building makes that new filling station across the street look like a nickel. Ah, you're right, Jack, this place is absolutely the quintessence and penultimate of architectural symmetry. What was that, Don? I said this place is the nuts. Oh, oh! Well, you didn't have to make a fool out of me to do it. But you're right, Don, it is the nuts. Did you notice all that beautiful woodwork in the front lobby? Did I? Say, that's what I call ritzy. Ritzy? Why, I saw three termites working on it, and they were in evening clothes. No kidding. Oh, you know, Jack, I was just thinking, what a contrast this is to the old studio. It certainly is, Don, the chandeliers are so luxurious, and the drapes are so costly. Yes, sir, and the chairs for the audience are so soft and comfortable. Well, when it comes to those chairs, Don, I think they're a little too comfortable. There's a man sitting in the third row that's got a date with a dream. I don't mind people sleeping through our program, but that guy's wearing a nightgown. I'll take care of that. Pardon me, madam, would you mind shaking your husband? Oh, no, he'll fall apart. Oh, a wiggle fill starts his next number, will he jump? Oh, hello, Phil. Hiya, Jack. Some swell joint, ain't it? Joint.  Why, this building has improved the whole neighborhood. It sure has. You bet it has. When I walked in here tonight, a panhandler stopped me and gave me 50 cents. Well, I'm glad they're finally declaring dividends. And, Phil, I want to congratulate you on the appearance of your orchestra. They're so neat, and they're even wearing shoes tonight. How'd you get them to do it? I told them it was a publicity stunt. Oh. Well, they look very nice, but I wish you tell your guitar player that the socks go inside the shoes, unless he's trying to sneak up on someone. Anyway, I'm glad the boys did dress up for this occasion, Phil, because these surroundings are simply divine. Come in. Hello, Mary. Hello, Jack. Welcome to our new home. Did you ever in your life see a place so modern and in the latest style? I'll say it's the latest style. You know that darn man that stands at the front entrance? Yeah. Well, he's wearing his hair up. There you are. And you know, Mary, as I was saying to Don just a few minutes ago, I said Don, this building is absolutely the quintessence and penultimate of architectural symmetry. Well, Don was right. Oh, oh. Oh, did you say that, Don? I knew it was one of us, I didn't know. But Jack, I can't understand one thing. What's that, Mary? Why did they open this building so soon? Gee, the elevators aren't even working yet. Well, they must be working. I saw an elevator boy downstairs. What was he for?  Oh, well, that's silly. It's fun, too. Yeah. But then it takes time to finish a building like this, where the cement floor and the lobby isn't even dry yet. The man? Yeah. I thought that rug was kind of wet. Well, there was no excuse for that, Mary. There was no reason walking through fresh cement. There was a sign right in front of it. Yeah, that's what I tripped over. Oh. Well, Mary, let me ask you something. If you walk through a corridor of wet cement, how come you haven't got any of it on your shoes or your stockings? I don't know. I don't write this junk. Now you kill the whole illusion. Well, anyway, now that we're all here, that is all but Kenny. He probably went to the old building. How about having a good snappy band number filled, you know, with a lot of stuff. Anyway, folks, follow me, everybody. This is Studio B. A bunch of sightseers right in the middle of a program. Now, folks, let me call your attention to this beautiful auditorium. Hey, buddy, we're in the middle of a broadcast. Quiet, please. This room has a seating capacity of 325. And you will note how the chair is tilt back to allow for shaving. Hey, buddy. Now, are there any questions, please? Yes. Who was that lady I seen you with last night? Why didn't she a Lulu? Any other questions, please? Look, buddy, please. Now, you all follow me, folks, we'll proceed to Studio C. This way, please. Hey, Mamie, there's Jack Benny. Gee, am I disillusioned? You know, folks, a woman that said that is as homely as a mud fence. Yeah, then why did you wink at me? I deny that. It's a fine time to bring visitors through a studio. Oh, well, have you got a good snappy number ready, Phil? Yeah, but you won't like it. Well, play it anyway. Hmm, disillusioned. She's no Miss Pasadena herself. That was the yam played by Phil Harris and his Vine Street 12. And, Phil, I must say you got off to a swell start in our new studio. You kind of liked it, huh? Yes, I did. But say, Phil, who's that Chinaman sitting there in your brass section? Is he a new member in your band? No, he's waiting for our laundry. Oh, your laundry? I didn't know you ever had any. How do you like that, Mary? Phil has to have his laundry man up at the program. Isn't that awful? Well, at least he doesn't do his own, like guess who? Now, wait a minute, Mary. If you're referring to me, you've never seen me do my own laundry, so don't start that. Well, what about last Monday morning when I was over to your house? Well, what about it? Why were you bending over that wash tub? Who, me? Yes, you. I could have been bobbing for apples, you know. I was practicing for Halloween. And now, folks, I would like to... Say, Jack, why don't you ever admit anything when you're caught? Listen, Phil, it so happens that there were apples in that wash tub. Apples? Yes. Well, they were under a lot of BVDs.  And now, folks, we are going to... I bet you look cute with a mouthful of clothes pins. All right, Phil, let's drop it. And now, folks, going from wash day to tonight's program, we are going to present one of the greatest plays that we have ever attempted. Our version of Walter Wanger's famous screen success, the... Right this way, folks. Follow me, everybody. This is Studio B. I'm getting to be awful. Gosh. It's getting to be awful, I said. This room can seat 325 people, or 650 if they know each other well enough. Well, of all the... Now, are there any questions, please? A young man. Is that gentleman standing over there, Don Wilson? Yes, madam. Won't you say something, Mr. Wilson? Gladly, who? Ladies and gentlemen, I bid all of you welcome to our new NBC studio. I think you will agree that it is the eighth wonder of the world. Thank you. Can you name the other seven, Mr. Wilson? Yes. They're strawberry, raspberry, cherry, the hanging gardens of Babylon, orange, lemon, and lime. Don, please. That was Don Wilson, folks. He has six flavors, four chins, and flat feet. Yes, and if you press his nose, he'll say jello. Things are certainly mixed up tonight. Now, right this way, folks. Follow me and please stay in line. Hey, where are we going now? Kenny, what are you doing with that sightseeing? Oh, hello, Jack. I'll be back in a little while. You're going to stay right here. Oh, darn it. All right, folks. This way, please. Tough luck, Kenny. Now, Kenny, what's the idea of walking all around this building with a bunch of sights here? Well, I tried it by myself, and I couldn't get out of the basement. The basement? What are you doing in the basement? I think I fell through a ventilator. Oh, when you find out, let me know. Okay. See you later, Jack. Kenny, you've got to stay right here and sing your song. Well, I want to see the building. But you can't sing while you're roaming all around the studio. What are you, an artist or a tourist?  What? What did you say? Why, Kenny. Gosh, was that me? Kenny, I'm really amazed. You, of all people. Well, let's forget it. Now, ladies and gentlemen, as I've been trying to announce all evening, tonight, we are going to present our version. Gee, I'm sorry, Jack. Never mind, Kenny. Our version of Walter Wanger's current film success, that emotional drama of blazing passion, love and jealousy, Algiers. This picture starred Charles Boyer and Hedy Lamar. Now, I will play the part of Pepe Lamoco, that notorious Parisian jewel thief, as portrayed on the screen by Mr. Boyer. And Mary Livingston will play the part of Ines, my sweetheart. Jack, are you really going to try and follow Charles Boyer in this part? Why, certainly. You don't think I lived in the French Quarter of Waukegan for nothing. I did try very hard, folks, to get Miss Hedy Lamar for our play tonight, to enact her original role. But unfortunately, she happens to be in Honolulu. Why, Jack, I saw her this afternoon at the Brown Derby. Hedy Lamar? You saw Hedy? Yes, Hedy and Fede. She was all there. Well, anyway, we couldn't get Hedy to play this part, but we did get a young lady who goes to the same beauty parlor that Miss Lamar does. In fact, she works there. Now, this drama will go on immediately after the next number. Go ahead with your song, Kenny. Gee, Jack, I'm sorry I was rude before and hurt your feelings. That's all right, Kenny. I'll take it out of your salary. Thanks. I feel much lighter now. All right, sing. Say, Jack. Yes, Mary. That beauty operator just called up said she wouldn't be able to make the program. She can? No, and she said to forget about the Trocadero, too. Oh, darn it. And I've been rehearsing the Lambeth Walk all afternoon. Well, we've got to get somebody to play Hedy's part. Give me that phone, Mary. Sing, Kenny. Hello? Hello, operator. Yes. Here we are, out of cigarettes Holding hands and yawning Look how late it gets To sleepy people By dawn's early light And too much in love to say goodnight I guess we haven't got a sense of responsibility Our young romance is so intense We're close to invisibility Hands and yawning Look how late it gets By dawn's early light And too much in love to say goodnight Our cozy chair Picking on a wishbone From the frigid air And to say And too much in love to break away Do you remember Father didn't love Remember Just about the same Poggy little fella Good night, dear. Two sleepy people sung by Kenny Baker. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. As our play tonight happens to be very long, we will start... God, Jack, I'm awful sorry. I was so fresh before. Can you ever forgive me? Yes, yes, Kenny. I forgive you. I've forgotten the whole thing. I'll bet you're lying. I'll bet you're right. And now, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, we bring you our version of Walter Wayne's dramatic spectacle, Al Gears. Al Gears, a gay modern city Teaming with commerce from all the seven seas While above the city, grim, silent, mysterious By the tangled buildings And twisted streets of the native quarter Known as the Casbah. The scene is the hideout of the notorious jewel thief, Pepe Lamoco. As the curtain rises, we find two members of his gang, three-fingered Harris and Bubbles Baker. They are waiting for their leader's return. Hurting. Music. Hey, three-finger. What is it, Bubbles? I'm worried about Pepe. He said he'd be here at seven o'clock, and it's five-thirty already. You still got an hour and a half. What are you starting to worry now for? Well, it takes me a little time to get rolling. Oh. If Pepe's out with that girl he met yesterday, I'll fill him so full of holes he'll sound like a pipe organ in the wind. Don't be jealous, honey.  I work and I slave. And what do I get? A broken-down boy, eh? See you later, fella. Gee, she's plenty burnt up, ain't she? Yeah. What does she see in that old book? Here comes Pepe now. Hmm. Hello, Pepe. Hello, three-finger. Hello, Mr. Lamoco. Oh, it is you, Bubbles. Well, gentlemen, let us get down to business. Gee, I'm sorry. I hollered at you before, Pepe. Oh, forget it. Forget it. Well, gentlemen, I have brought the pearls which we stole last night. Here they are. Oh, boy. But these are not enough, gentlemen. Tomorrow night I am sending you to the Grand Ball at the Beverly Algiers Hotel. The Beverly Algiers? Oh, I know the place right across the street from the Brown Fez. Yes, just a block west of Sheik's Fifth Avenue. There will be beautiful ladies there and even more beautiful jewels. Oh. Oh, remember, three-finger. What is it, Chief? This time, when you bring back the jewels, you will first remove the ladies. Now, here is what you must do. Tomorrow night you will go, both of you. Shh! Maybe the police hide the jewels. Quick! I'll put them in the cookie jar. The cookie jar? Good. They will never suspect. Come in. Ah, it is you, Inspector Wilson. Good evening, Pepe, your bad boy. What brings you to the Casbah? Pepe, I've come to tell you that the police are trying to get in touch with you. They're looking for you, Pepe. They want you. Oh, I am in no mood to play a benefit. Why don't you get had the can talk? This is not a benefit, Pepe. There were some jewels stolen last night. Now, where are they? Jewel? What jewel? See down, my friend. Make yourself at home. Will you have a cookie, Inspector? Move out! Leave the room. Gee, I nearly spilled the beans, didn't I? Hmm. Beans in a cookie jar? He makes jokes. Someday I laugh till he dies. Have some tea, my friend. I must go, Pepe. But I'm warning you. Stay out of the city. You're wanted in six delicious countries. So be careful. Thank you, Inspector. I will look for the big red noses on the gendarme. Goodbye. Are you scared, boss? Do not worry, three-finger. They will never get Pepe Lamoco. I am master of the Casbah. Ah, it is you. Hello, Ines. Hello, Pepe. That's Pepe. I had yeast for breakfast. But you are trembling, Ines. What is the matter, my little dog?  Me, Pepe? If the finance company hadn't taken away my camel, I'd go home to mother. Oh, Ines, do not talk like that. I love you. Oh, you do, eh? Well, what about that other girl? Girl? What other girl? The one I saw you drinking tea with yesterday in the cafe, that Hedy Lamar. You did not see us. I did, too. I was watching you from the kitchen. Oh, so that's how I got that meekie fiend. But do not worry, Ines. It was merely a little tainted date. It was just an afternoon's flotation. It was nothing. Believe me. Well, if I see you with her again, I'll take this done and make Paramot happy.  Come here. Close your eyes and kiss, Pepe. How else do you think I can do it? Now listen to me, Ines. Hey, Pepe, Pepe. What is it? You know that beautiful girl you had tea with yesterday? You mean Hedy Lamar? Yes. She has come to the cash bar. She wants to see you. Oh, then she did come back like she promised. My Hedy. Aha.  I'm Pepe. You're in love with that other day.  Ines, you are insane. Put down that gun. I won't, I won't. Put it down, I say. Right this way, folks. Follow me, everybody. This is Studio B. That fellow I gave. This room has a seating capacity of 325 left since I was here last. Hey, Chief, Chief. Look at that dave over there with those big diamonds. Leave her alone. She is a tourist. Quiet, please. Now, folks, you will notice the beautiful decorations on the wall, the new hat on Ms. Livingston, and the lousy acting. Hmm. Now, are there any questions, please? Yes. How does this building differ from Radio City in New York? Well, in the first place, this one is much smaller. I know that. But has this one got the same kind of xenophobicity that you have in the Morse's pit? Or is it just the xenophobicity that you have on the Morse's subreddit? Oh, yes, but ours is the more advanced type.  Wait a minute. Any other questions, please? Any other questions, please? Just one more. Now, that switchboard over there. Is that a band well-conflict blossom? Or is it a Belgian dindididid? I beg your pardon? I said, is that a Belgian dindididid? I still don't get it. He said, is it a Belgian dindididid? No, it isn't. All right, folks, follow me to Studio C. Oh, nothing. Kenny, come back here. Oh, shucks. All right, diners. Oh, you're in love with Adelaide, eh? But you'll never live to see her again, Pepe.  Inez, put down that gun. You don't know what you are doing. I don't, Adelaide. You are crazy, Inez. Give me that gun. Hey, Chief. Chief. Here comes Hedy Lamar now. Wait, Inez. I will prove my love for you and send her away. Come in. Hedy. Hedy, my darling. Hiya, Pepe. Hedy, you kept your promise and came back to me. Oh, darling, come into my eye. Kiss me, Pepe. Kiss me. My sweet darling, I forgot to put my lipstick on. Oh, so this is the day you threw me over for, eh? Yeah, ain't I hot stuff? Inez. Well, say goodbye to her, Pepe, because you'll never live to see her again. Oh, Inez. Inez, what did you do to me? Oh, Pepe, I'm so sorry I shot you. Don't worry, Inez. It was nothing. Everything is getting black. I feel myself gone. Goodbye, Inez. Goodbye, Pepe. And you. Goodbye, Hedy. So long back! Oh, play field. If you want something swell to eat that's quick and easy and inexpensive, we have the answer. It's the new Jello vanilla pudding, a rich, delicious, creamy, smooth dessert that's a grandest discovery in years. Jello vanilla pudding has a wonderful flavor, tempting and delicate, for it's made from real vanilla, no imitation flavoring, and that's why it tastes so good. It's the easiest can be to make, and with only a few minutes cooking. Simple directions are in every package, and Jello vanilla pudding is just one of three new Jello puddings. There's butterscotch pudding, mellow and smooth and tempting with that real old-fashioned butterscotch flavor. And there's Jello chocolate pudding, an all-time favorite made a new and better way. All three Jello puddings have a beautifully creamy texture, a rich full flavor, and an old-fashioned homemade goodness. So try these swell new pudding desserts. The best way to get acquainted is to buy three packages at a time. Jello vanilla, butterscotch, and chocolate pudding. Ask your grocer for them tomorrow. This is the last number of the fourth program in the new Jello series, and we'll be with you again next Sunday night at the same time. Meanwhile, I hope you all enjoyed our version of Algiers. All right, Mary, let's go. Just a minute. Come in. Mr. Benny? Yes. I'm mad at you. Why did you use me in your play tonight? Why? Who are you? Mr. Ball Hedy Lamar. Goodbye. Mmm. Sunday, I will teal him. Good night, Paul. J.T. Southwell Hall. Tonight's presentation of Algiers was made possible through the cooperation of Walter Ranger and the author, Detective Ashleby. The tune from Alpha to Omega is from You Never Know and Two Sleepy People from Thanks for the Memory. Kenny Baker appears on the Jello program through courtesy of Mervin and Y Productions. This is an actual broadcasting company.


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