Welcome to our lecture about the two-sample t-test. You're going to learn how to make inferences about means from two separate populations. We've already learned to use the z-statistic for inferences about means of two groups. Now we're going to learn to do the same thing with the t-statistic. When do we use z and when do we use t? The rules are exactly the same as what we learned in one sample statistical inference, making inferences using one sample from one population. If you want to review, learn more about it, go back to that lecture. Probably it's more likely to be in the one sample t-statistic lecture using the t-test. Basically, to summarize, if you know sigma from the two groups, sigma one and sigma two, you have no problem. Just use the z. If you have a large sample size in both together, n1 and n2, and again, as before, what does large mean? It might have to do with the policy of the decision maker. In this case, the decision maker is your instructor if you're taking the class in a formal setting. If you have a large enough sample size, use the z. The problem arises if you don't know the population's standard deviation, and usually you don't. If your sample size is just not large enough, for whatever reason, you were not able to collect enough data, which happens very often. Data is very expensive, and sometimes in the process of collecting data, you're actually destroying the objects. So it happens quite frequently. So what do we do? Well, then we would like to use the t-distribution as an approximation to the z. But again, as before, we have that additional caveat that in order to use the t, we also have to know that the underlying population is normally distributed. If we don't know that, often what we're doing is making that assumption. We're saying, well, Sigma 1 and Sigma 2 are not known. My samples, n1 and n2, my sample sizes are small. And I'm going to assume that the underlying populations are normally distributed. There are situations where we know for sure we can't assume that, because we have some knowledge from previous research about the shape of the distribution. And then we have to work with other methods, non-parametric or distribution-free methods, which is not a topic for this class. You'll notice that the formula we use to get the calculated value of the test statistic, that's a t with n1 plus n2 minus 2 degrees of freedom. It has another value in it that has to be computed first. That's the pulled variance. Otherwise, things look kind of familiar. We have x1 bar minus x2 bar. So the difference between the two sample means. Then we have divided by the square root of, there's that pulled variance, times 1 over n1 plus 1 over n2. So before you compute the calculated value of z, you have an interim value. You have to get the pulled variance first. The pulled variance is really an average variance. But since n1 and n2 don't have to be the same size, it's a weighted average by sample size. That's really all it is. If n1 and n2 are the same size, then what you're doing is you're getting an average of the two, the average variance of the two samples. And you can see how we calculate s2 pulled over there. We're using degrees of freedom. We're weighting by degrees of freedom. So n1 minus 1 divided by the total degrees of freedom is the weight for the variance of group 1. And 2 minus 1 divided by the total degrees of freedom is the weight that we use for the sample variance of group 2. Now we want to introduce yet another assumption we're going to be making and not testing in this class. And it's called homoscedasticity. What we're doing here is we're saying we know that for us to be able to do this test, the two variances really have to be the same. We're assuming that the two population variances are really the same, are really equal. Now, like anything else, we could test for this that this parameter would be sigma or sigma squared. And we'd be testing the null hypothesis would be that sigma squared 1, sigma squared from group 1 is equal to the variance from group 2. We're not doing that in this course. So the only thing you can do right now in order to finish the problems and to do the exercises is to assume that if you had done the test, they would be the same. And one thing that would be nice, it doesn't always happen, is that if the exercises that you do would say, you know, we assume that the two variances really are the same. But on the other hand, if you're doing a problem, and there's a follow-up question, what assumptions did you have to make in order to do this problem? And it's a two-sample t-test. Well, you have a few now. You're assuming a normally distributed population. You're assuming that the variances of the two groups are actually equal. You don't know what they are, and you have different sample variances, but you're assuming that the difference in the sample variances is due to sampling variation, rather than to the two population variances actually not being equal. If we were going to learn how to test for homoscedasticity, it would be something called an F-test. Certainly, any statistical software you use will do it, and you will learn about this in other courses. In problem one, we're comparing the reading scores of two groups, men and women, and we note that the women in their scores, average scores, 84, compared to the 80 for the men. That's a four-point difference. The question is whether that four-point difference is significant, or it might just simply be a chance of sampling error. So we're going to test whether this is significant. I notice the sample size is 16 and 15. Even under HO, where you say that there's no difference, you've got a sample size of 16 plus 15 of 31. We'll see in a moment that's 29 degrees of freedom. You cannot use z since you don't know sigma. So you're going to have to use t, a two-sample t-test. HO is that mu-one equals mu-two, which is the same as saying no difference. H-one is that mu-one is not equal to mu-two. Now, this is a t with 29 degrees of freedom. We lose two degrees of freedom because it's n-one plus n-two minus two. It's a mathematical adjustment in effect. You have 29 degrees of freedom. Now, look at the critical value, t-29, and you have 025 in the right tail, two-tail test, 025 in the left tail. And notice it's not 1.96 and minus 1.96, which it would be, this were a z. Since it's t-29, which is not quite a z yet, the critical values are 2.0452 and negative 2.0452. These numbers come from the t-table. You look for 025 in the tail, and you look at 29 degrees of freedom. And you'll see the value 2.0452. As a check, go to infinity. When t-infinity is z, you'll note that the value will be the familiar 1.96 and minus 1.96. When you're using the t-test, you're going to have to first calculate s-squared pool. Now, s-squared pool is the HO's that there's no difference, make it into one group. If you take the raw data and put it into one group, you'd have 31 numbers, of course, then you'd be getting the s-squared pool. But if you don't have the raw data, and you just have s-squared and s-2-squared, then use this formula, n1 minus 1, so you've got 15 times s-1-squared to 256, n2 minus 1, which is 14, times the s-2-squared, which is 400, divided by 29. This is essentially kind of a weighted average. This is a weighted average of the two variances, group 1 and group 2. And you end up with 325.5, okay? And notice it's right sort of in the middle between s-1-squared of 256 and s-2-squared of 400. And then now you can do the calculation of the t29. And you see it's 80 minus 84, so minus 4, that's the difference between the two groups. And then in the denominator, first do 1 over 16 plus 1 over 15, do that first, times it by 325.5, 325.5. Take the square root of that, that's the square root of 42.04, which is 6.48. Your t29, that's your sample evidence basically, is negative 0.62. Clearly you're not in the rejection region, and you have no evidence to reject HO. In simple English, there's no significant difference between men and women on these test scores. Here we're comparing, this is problem 2. We want to know if the salaries are different in two companies. Actually this is the daily wage. We take a sample of 30 people, 10 from company 1, 20 from company 2. And notice that the average in company 1 was 210, it's daily pay. But company 2 was 175. Before you can make any conclusion, let's say company 1 pays more than company 2, based on your sample evidence. Before you can do that, you're going to have to test your significance. You're noticing basically a $35 difference, but that could just very well be a sampling error. HO is mu1 equals mu2, H1 is mu1 not equal to mu2, this is a two-tail test. We're testing at the alpha of 01, we cut the 01 in half, so we have 0.05 in the right tail, 0.005 in the left tail. And this is T28. And notice the critical value for T28, get it off the table, look at 28 and look at 005 in the tail. And you'll find that the critical value is 2.7633. It's symmetric, so on the left it's also negative 2.763. Those are the critical values. The next step is to get this S squared pooled. So we've got to take N1 minus 1, which is 9 times 625. 625, of course, is the S1 squared. And then we take N2 minus 1, which is 19, 20 minus 1 is 19, times the S2 squared of 400, divide by 28, which is the degrees of freedom. And then you get a weighted average of 472.3. That's called S squared pooled. Okay, we put that into the formula. We have T28 equals 210 minus 175. That's the $35 difference that we observed. And now we have the standard error for the difference, which is, first you do the 1 over 10, 1 over N1 plus 1 over N2, 1 tenth plus 1 twentieth. Calculate that first, times it by 472.3. You get the square root of 70.845. It's 35 over 8.42. We get a T28 value of 4.16. That's your calculated T. That's essentially your sample evidence. Okay, and now we turn the sample evidence into a T value of 4.16. And we indeed find it's in the rejection region. Our conclusion is that that $35 difference between the two companies is a significant difference. So company A pays more than company B. In this problem, we're looking at two suppliers of concrete beams. And what the metric we're looking at is the strength of the beams. We want to know if the two suppliers are basically equivalent or if we should purchase from one rather than the other. Strength is measured in pounds per square inch of pressure. And what we want to know is, is there a significant difference between the beams supplied by supplier A and supplier B with regard to the strength of the concrete beams. We see that the two averages, the two sample averages are 5,000 pounds per square inch versus 4975 pounds per square inch. That's a 25 PSI difference. Is that difference real and reflects the fact that the two suppliers really do make concrete beams with different strengths? Or is that just sampling error in it? It could have happened due to, you know, the randomness inherent in the world. We're going to do this test at an alpha 0.05 and we'll do that on the next slide. The null hypothesis is that mu 1 is equal to mu 2. There's no difference. The alternate hypothesis is that the two population means really are different. We're using a T with 20 degrees of freedom. The sample 1 plus sample size 2 minus 2, that's where we get the 20 from. With an alpha 0.05, it's split equally. It's a two tail test. We have 0.025 in one tail, 0.025 in the other tail. And so when you look this up in the T table to get the critical values that you see here, you're looking at the 20th row, degrees of freedom, 20, and the column for 0.025 tail probability. And you find that the critical values are plus and minus 2.086. And that's going to be your decision rule for the test. If you're in the red shaded area, if your calculated value of the statistic is in the red shaded area, you'll reject the null hypothesis. You'll say it's too far away from the mean of zero. If it's in the white unshaded area, you'll say, well, I can't reject. It could be. It could be. How do we get the calculated value? Again, the first thing you need is to get the pooled variance. It's kind of like an average variance weighted by degrees of freedom. That's 2995. And then we use the formula to get the calculated value of the T statistic. You see the difference between the two averages 25. You end up dividing by 23.4. I'll leave it to you to on your own. Do that formula. Make sure that my work is correct. And you end up with a T 20 value, calculator value of 1.07. That's in the unshaded area. It wasn't beyond 2.086 on the one side. It wasn't beyond negative 2.086 on the other side. So the conclusion is do not reject HO. There is no statistically significant difference between the means of the pounds per square inch of pressure between the strengths of the two suppliers of concrete beams. The difference we observed, which was actually a pretty small difference was just due to random variation. We're going to also use Microsoft Excel to solve two sample T tests. One of the reasons is as you can see the calculations are doable but formidable. And so we do rely more on statistical software. We don't want to use pencil and paper and calculator for problems like this if we don't have to. Remember, you can figure this out in many different ways. There are a lot of online resources for using MS Excel to solve statistics problems. We have some very, very simple instructions in text form and in video form on the handouts page of our website. Please feel free to use it. Let us know how it works for you. We're going to use Excel to answer the question whether men and women spend the same amount on wine. It's well known that men spend a lot more on beer than women. But how about wine? And the researcher took a sample of 34 people. 17 happened to be women and 17 were men. And they found that the average amount spent on wine, this is pretty in a year, by women was $437.47. The average amount spent by men was $552.94. The raw data is on the right. You can see it. This represents the spending habits on wine for men and women and there were 34 of them. The real question here is, is this difference statistically significant? And we're going to solve it using Excel. Again, we have the raw data here. We're not just reporting the mean and the standard deviation. We're showing you the raw data. Anyway, this is the Excel printout. You can do it yourself and you'll see. Now Excel calls it variable one and variable two. There's a way to put in what it is. We know that variable one was the women. That was group one. Variable two is the men. And you can see the means. The first row shows you the mean. And you don't need so many decimal places. But I want you to see the printout as it appears. So we see 437.47 for variable two, which is the men. It was 552.94. We see the variances. We see the observations, 17 and 17. The pooled variance. So you don't have to do arithmetic. It's right there. There's your pooled variance. Notice it's between the two variances, kind of a weighted average. That's<PHONE_NUMBER>. HO is that there's no difference. Mu one equals mu two is another way of saying mu one minus mu two is zero. That's a default. And all I pass is that mu one equals mu two. No difference. Notice the degrees of freedom are 32. 17 plus 17 minus two. And your calculated t, if you do all the arithmetic, this is your calculated t or computed t. Notice it's minus 1.059. Or we'll round it to minus 1.06. Now we did it as a two-tail test. You can ignore the next two rows. This is one-tail. We always do this as a two-tail test. So let's look at the two-tail. Now you see the critical values. We get this off the table. We don't have so many decimal places. The critical values, if you look at our table for t32, you see it's 2.0369. Excel has many more decimal places. So it's showing you the critical values. On the right side, it would be plus 2.036931619. And then the left tail would be minus 2.036931619. This is where we have 025 in each tail. It's doing this at the 05 level. So 025 in the right tail. So clearly you know that the t-stat is not in the rejection region. It hasn't gone beyond minus 2.03693. If you draw it, you'll see what we call the white area, the unshaded area. But Excel does a better job than just that. This is the way we were doing it. We see if the calculated t is in the rejection region or not. It actually gives you the probability of getting the sample evidence. And it shows you that probability is not less than 05. It actually is the 0.297399288. Let's just call it about 0.30, 30% chance. We'll see in a moment what that represents. But you know you're not below 05. You've got a 30% chance of getting the sample evidence or even bigger difference if HO is true. It's telling you what is the likelihood of getting the sample evidence if HO is true. Anyway, we clipped a little piece of the output.  You look at the p, that's the probability of getting the sample evidence or something more extreme if HO is true. And you see the value there is 0.297. Let's just call it 0.30. Now you don't have to be a mathematician to know 0.30 is not less than 05. The 30% chance of getting this sample evidence if HO is true. So it's not so unusual. That's why we have no evidence to reject it. It could very well be a sampling error. So we don't reject if you see that probability there. And that's based, of course, on the calculated T that we got. The calculated T was not in the rejection region. So the probability is 0.30. So basically, you know right away just by looking at that probability since it's more than 0.05, you don't have a significant difference. And there's your conclusion on the bottom. There's no statistically significant difference seeing men and women and how much they spend on wine consumption. If you look at the printout and you want to know why was your calculated T statistic? If you did all the mathematics, turning the sample evidence into the T, why was it minus 1.06? I'm going to round it. Why was it a negative number? It's only because you made the women first. You put them in group 1 and the women spend less, so you get a negative number. If you reversed it and you made the men first and they became the first variable, then you have positive. It doesn't make a difference because it's symmetrical, so you still won't be rejecting. Now the question is what would the calculated T value have to be for us to reject it? Well, it gives you the critical value if you're doing a two-tail test, and instead it was 2.0369316. So to reject HO, you need a calculated T value of either more than 2.03693 or whatever, basically let's say 2.04, 2.07, 2.10, something more than 2.0369, or less than, if you're rejecting on the other side on the negative side, then you'd have to have a value less than negative 2.03693, et cetera, which is the critical value. So for example, negative 2.5, you'd be rejecting. You'd see that the probability is less than 0.5. This is problem two, we're looking at job satisfaction scores, and we took a random sample of white and non-white employees, and again, this is the raw data. The higher the value, the more satisfied you are, and if your score is a zero, that means you're not happy. So we see the raw data here, and notice among whites, the scores appear to be a little higher, but we're not sure yet, that's why we want a statistical test. So is there a difference between the two groups, white and non-white employees, with regard to job satisfaction? We're going to test at the alpha 0.5, and HO, again, is a mu1 equals mu2, which is another way of saying mu1 minus mu2 is zero, no difference, and it's going to be a two-tailed test. Well, let's look at the numbers. Really, you look at the probability, and indeed, if that's what a statistician would look at first, probably, look at the probability, that's next to the last row, which says probability capital T is less than or equal to lowercase t, two-tailed, you're only interested in two-tailed, because we're doing two-tailed tests, and notice that probability is 0.001, etc. Basically, it's significant at the 0.5 level. This is probability of 001, 1 in 10,000, roughly, I'm sorry, 1 in 1,000, roughly, 1 in 1,000 is less than 0.5. So we know it's significant. So we know the difference between those two means are significant. Now we can look at the means, because we know they're different. Variable 1 is white employees. Their job satisfaction on average, is 6.17. Non-white employees, their job satisfaction, and again, I'm rounding, is 3.56. So we have a difference of 6.17 versus 3.56. We know it's significant. It's a significant difference. It's not explained a little by chance. We see the variances, 4.735, 5.08, around, 5.085, and we notice there's 18 employees in Group 1, which is the white employees. The non-white employees, 18 of them. We have a total sample size of 36. We lose 2 degrees of freedom. Notice the degrees of freedom are 34. There's your pooled variance, 4.91. And that's kind of, again, sort of in the middle between 4.735 and 5.0849. So that's why it's called the pooled variance. And then the calculated T. The calculated T is 3.535. That's the calculation. That's turning the sample evidence into a T statistic. So T stat is 3.535, and you see right away it's outside of the, it's in the rejection region. How do I know? Because the T critical, two-tail, the last row on the printout, is 2.032. Anything more than that we're going to be rejecting. If you reject on the left side, anything less than 2.032. We're rejecting on the left. But in this case, we see we clearly reject. And I didn't even need to look at the critical values. Once I saw that probability there, and again, it's the probability of capital T less than or equal to lowercase T2-tail. It's 0.001. I knew right away I have a significant difference. In simple English, you look at this printout, you see the two groups, the white and non-white people do not have the same job satisfaction. There is significant difference. So the difference between 6.17 job satisfaction versus 3.56 which of course, the latter one is the non-white employees is different. We should investigate why a non-white employees unhappy at this company. This essentially repeats what I've told you. White employees have more job satisfaction than non-white individuals. Now the company might say well, it's only sample of 36 and they have thousands of people working at a company but you don't buy that. That's the whole point of the statistics. It's to make sure you're not looking at chance or sampling error. And the printout tells us clearly this is not what's supposed to happen. So we did a 2-tail test and the probability of this kind of sample evidence if there is no difference between whites and non-whites the probability of getting this sample evidence is .0012 or something more extreme actually. In other words, if white and non-white employees feel the same job satisfaction score there's only 12 out of 10,000 chances of getting this sample evidence. This is not what's supposed to happen. At the .05 level we are going to reject and basically in simple English you tell your boss the difference is significant. It's not explainable by sampling error or chance. There is a difference. White employees seem to have higher job satisfaction than non-white employees. And again as I said before you're going to try to investigate why this is true. Anyway, this slide just summarizes and basically what you tell your boss you found the difference of 2.61 on a 0-10 scale. So 2.61 is quite a bit on a 0-10 scale. We found the difference the likelihood of getting this is a lot less than .05 like this .0012 we reject HO, we tell the boss the two groups are not the same when it comes to job satisfaction and we should try to investigate. So in simple English we reject HO and we're convinced that this is not sampling error but a serious difference between job satisfaction scores of white and non-white employees. Until now we've been doing two-tail tests where we'll reject either on the high side or the low side. Here's an example of one which is a one-tail problem. Does a chip made by company X have a longer life than the chip made by company Y? Company X thinks it does so let's see what happens. Here's the data a sample of 16 company X a sample of 14 company Y 2 sample standard deviations 2 sample averages 6.8 years for company X 6.1 years for company Y we're using a significance level of .05 and of course we're assuming equal variances where all the assumptions we have to make in order to use the T distribution. Okay note how we set up the HO and the H1 HO that's our straw man is saying that company X the average life of its chips is less than out of company Y. Of course the company's been claiming the opposite they want to reject that. I've been saying that company X the average life of its chip is longer greater than company Y again notice the rejection region is where H1 is pointing on the right since we have T28 degrees of freedom 16 plus 14 minus 2 which is T28 and 05 in the right tail the critical value is 1.7011 and again we'll look at a T with 28 degrees of freedom okay you can see how we calculated the S squared pooled remember it's kind of like the average or sort of weighted average of the two variances for the two groups company X company Y and we see that S squared pool is 0.731 and notice the T28 we end up with a T value of 2.24 which is in the rejection region the probability is less than 05 and our conclusion is we reject H0 okay we shut the straw man down and it turns out the computer chip is made by company X do have a longer life than those manufactured by company Y okay this probably looking at a pharmaceutical company they're testing a new weight loss drug they're claiming that people will lose weight if they take this drug with their meals okay we take a random sample of 10 people notice you have the before weight and the after weight so these are not two independent samples this is either called a paired two sample T test or a matched T test but just remember though it's not 20 people we're looking at 10 people and looking at change and you can see how much they what the change was the first subject went from 130 pounds the second subject went from 125 to 120 and we're going to test this for significance notice already that even though this problem is in a lecture about two samples this is not really two samples at all it's matched but it's one sample with two metrics two values taken from each subject one the before weight one later the after weight and so if we compute the difference which could be a loss could be a gain if you compute the difference that's one variable and it's then everything reduces to whatever we learned earlier in the lecture on one regular one sample testing but it's considered part of this lecture it's not it's paired or matched testing so you can see how the data table works out you can do this in Excel by hand or you can have Excel do it for you you can find some problems that are worked out and what do we have before after we take the after minus the before that's the difference the average difference you can see it on the box on the top right because the differences add up to negative 40 divide that by 10 the average difference in weight is a loss of four pounds that sounds good for the company right to get the standard deviation you use the formula for standard deviation which you can see laid out over there in terms of D we end up adding up all the deviations squared you get 80 divided by n minus 1 all of that goes under a square root and so the standard deviation is 2.98 pounds and now we have to use this in order to do the hypothesis test you can see how this looks exactly like a one sample test our null hypothesis is that the mu of the difference is zero in other words the null hypothesis is no difference using the drug the before and the after weight are the same not significantly different the alternate hypothesis H1 is that there is a difference will reject either way either if the weight loss drug works in its intended way or if it works in the opposite of its intended way so in this case we are going to reject the null hypothesis if we find a loss that is too high or too low and you see the T formula laid out and worked out it ends up being negative 4.25 that's a very very large value it's way into the region of rejection on the left side so yes definitely we reject the null hypothesis the conclusion is that the average weight loss of 4 pounds is statistically significant at the alpha equals 0.05 level and even more you can see the P value is 0.0022 thank you for attending our lecture as always once you learn the material find as many problems as you can and practice practice practice


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Yeah, it essentially closes up Those those gaps it works better with hardwoods like this But it's a way to help to you know Clean up Clean up a corner that might not be as pretty as you like All right, cool, and guys I apologize for the noise it is a shop We're not the only ones working here These guys are raising roofs over here and all kinds of cool stuff by the way if you guys need a roof raise These guys are the top dogs What else you working on today countertop number two? Yeah Also get the the chessboard opened up and get to that stand Yep, it's kind of buried under the weight of our You know instead of a heavy-duty press. We've just got the primitive press where we've got a couple different chunks of wood And some heavy weight on there just to keep it to hold it all down So cool and if if you guys didn't see the previous video This is a inset chest table. I'm not even really all that great at chess Although it was in the middle school chess club Definitely forgot all whatever everything I learned, but I'll be playing Rob Lavender out at the James van build Over it or at RTR. So if anybody's up for a game come on over That is one badass looking chess table Probably a first in a school bus guessing By the way, this is miles miles came to help out Son of Reed happy to have you man. Thank you So anyways, I'm gonna get back working on that window.  I took Clean this up a bit. I've got a little latch for that, which is this thing Not sure it's the best, but you know, we haven't installed it yet Here's how the inside looks as of yesterday's work Yeah, most of the plumbing lines are in just got to put a propane line up top Put a bunch of you know Tiles in for the bath and stuff like that. He's apparently miles is a really good Tyler apparently so um, but we're looking pretty good in here All right, so as you guys know, I'm not a tradesman. I'm learning as I'm going and I'm sure someone's gonna have something to say about this little setup Maybe even the fact that I'm using wood to clamp it together. I probably should be using metal whatever Anyways, I got these things clamped together press them And then I'm just gonna fill every single little gap here with a weld and then sand it when I'm done So it looks nice and smooth and clean I'm also gonna have to fill these holes I'm gonna have to make new holes up here and I almost wish I could pull this whole thing out and redo it, but I Really don't want to go that far with it. It's I don't know if you can see that but I did all the rest there. It looks super chunky We got JT helping out because I just can't get the speed and the And the temperature right it's coming out Super chunky and bubbly and I don't know but it's also sheet metal. So they can't be fun We're gonna get the pro dial in it in here. All right, ladies and gentlemen, this is the correct way to weld sheet metal to That Looks like I have to just go piece by piece For Yeah You're gonna want to do it just like that. Oh, wow. Yeah, it looks good You're not gonna be able to stay on it. Otherwise it blasts through it kind of over here, right? Pretty much aim for your gap. Okay, and you know just Let it penetrate good stop move over let it penetrate good and you can keep a steady pace just like this Yep, okay, let's see. That is a lot better looking right there than this stuff over there Check in and see what's going on in here Miles. What's going on man? That's a good thing Your name isn't Peter. Otherwise you can make Peter pan So basically what you do is you cover the seam first. Mm-hmm, and then you have these little funky Corner pieces. Yep, and you literally just put mastic all over it and puts it all together It's where this thing will literally be a shower pan. It's all done. That's that pretty awesome So yeah, looks like we're pretty watertight. Those are the corner pieces Reed was talking about those are pre-made to come a little package and Yeah, moving right along here So well, I was outside working on some of the metal work looks like this part is done here, too We're gonna have to run a couple of wires through Pop right off these two screws. Yep. Oh, that's it. It's just held in place by two screws awesome so we were talking about this and what we're gonna do is Use uh, yeah that have two screws here and then just finish nail this stuff in so if I ever need to rip it off Or fix it or access it. I can just take it off put it back together. No You know no big deal You know one of uncle Dan's favorite sayings was fail to plan plan to fail unless your name is Reed and Jack's Right because we did fail to plan, but we are not planning on failing. We're planning on Conquering what we did was I am I we talked about this a couple times But I forgot to remind Reed that we had to drill a hole through the floor through the metal and leave a hole in here for the drain to the Composting toilets, so I just was under the bus Reed threw me under the bus So basically we're going through a couple layers Right through that X mark right there, and then everything's gonna be fine You know, but I know steampunk Steve when you watch this you're gonna have a good laugh and say oh, yes Sounds about right Good news. We're making progress on that hole and we got miles over here cutting tile I can't really see in this one, but take my word for it. He's cutting away here He's got some special fancy tile cutter Looks like an aquarium pump here to to pump the water in Fixing up this edge this used to be the top part. This is where those disaster holes were and so Yeah, I'm just welding on more material and making more of a flat edge adding a bit of material and Then this will become the top We missed the One by one couldn't think we missed the one by one iron box iron When we tried to go through here and thread it and also the threads didn't work out So I'll just go through I found the midpoint here by peeling this up Right on the side So 2.5 inches in And that is where the beam is I'll do the same thing over here drill through mount it Make it look nice and pretty. Let's go check in on Eric. How's it coming along? Yeah, somebody got a new haircut too Yeah, oh that's adjust the up down you stuck in there. Let me give you a hand Okay, you guys are saying up and running. Yeah, maybe it was too tight. Who knows yeah, but Yeah, I broke the fuse so This is looking amazing anybody want to play me some chess or checkers coming out to Jamie's van bill party or the RTR or Like me down when you see me driving on the road freeway and We'll make sure to play a game of a checkers or chess Custom chess table you know sometimes in life where you just have to abandon mission take a L and Divert course No, I'm not talking about the bus life. I'm talking about this window. This window is man everything about this window is is Doesn't match the rest of the bus. It is just It looks like I got it out of a junkyard. Unfortunately. It's just a very I'm not a metal person even it would be hard for these guys to Make it look good. Well, I'm about hard, but you know, it would take a lot of work It's beyond my expertise level beyond my skill set I did the best I could to make a nice line here, but That's not the issue. The issue is I filled these holes and I have this gigantic bump here in here This one's not so bad, but the whole thing dips waves, you know, whatever it just it's dented It doesn't match my perfectly not dented bus so I'm gonna take a I was talking with JT over here Colorado customer coach orcs. He said he would if it was him He'd probably just put sheet metal over the thing and then cut out an RV window I'm thinking that might be the best idea and uh Might only cost me a couple hundred bucks for that. So Hmm, I'm second toss this thing out start fresh Wow, look at that floor dude miles. You're the man. Thanks for your help. Really appreciate it Miles was just saying this is the nicest shower you've seen in a house bus I would agree with him. This is pretty damn nice. Oh, yeah We just laid the countertop in this is what it looks like without the stain without an epoxy finish on it We're just kind of test fitting. Let's go check out and see what Eric is up to All right, so I just sanded the thing down with two all the way to 220 which is pretty smooth If anybody works with hardwood, you know what I'm talking about. It's uh, it's almost like Porcelain, that's how smooth it is. So this is the stain that I previously liked So we're gonna test out. I don't know if you want to test out half of it with this half of the other one Or what do you what do you think of all on this side because we got light dark kind of the knots and everything We got a real good combination. Sounds good So this is a glaze a gel stain, I guess dark walnut So what wax on wax off kind of thing As you can see there's a little kind of brown green Kind of tint to it.  Yeah, so we'll let that kind of rub it in good Okay. Now when I did that test strip I I kind of put it on left it for Not very long at all. Yeah, and I just immediately rubbed it off after 30 seconds or something Always check can for instructions I'll wipe completely wipe it off, but you want to just enough to get all that yeah those High points or any real blobs out of there That's a little bit darker than my sample piece over there What a difference.  Not darker knots get real dark. Yeah Yep, I'm not super sold on that dark walnut because my piece over here was a little bit different guys Check out the difference now. This is a little bit different Of a piece Yeah, mine was a lot lighter And now although this is still a little on the wet side so that could change while it dries So yeah next couple days I'm not sure maybe I think we should try this one might have to yeah By the way, this is countertop number two right here countertop number two Right I'm almost like on the left side more What do you think I I like that?  Yeah. Yeah, that's true. There is a lot of Dark grain that kind of matches in with you know the darker color kind of uh Yeah, kind of camouflages the two different colors together So I mean right now I'm thinking this one. Let's try a light white and see what happens. All right a little change of plans here It looks like This was the uh, so this is a full Soaking of the dark full soaking of the light and I think I'm a fan of this one This was a quick wipe of the dark and a quick Uh wipe of the light Walnut, but yeah, just I think I like what it's doing to that part. Uh, so what do you say? Is that a winner? I'm a little worried about this because it'll come out. We have both light and dark. So I'm just All the dark The dark will really seem dark. Yeah the dark all these ones will come out much darker Because they're right next to these very whiter ones, you know, well worst case scenario we could Darken each dark square, right? You could okay a lot of work, but yeah, yeah, it can be done All right, this is uh, this is what we're looking like right now. All right, we're going for it guys I'm not a woodworker And so I don't know how this is going to come out, but you know, I trust Eric and uh, You know, if we need to make a darker we always can so i'm going to jump in and give him a hand We put the stain on And uh, wow is all I got to say this is going to be a similar color pattern to the Uh countertops. However, these are the dark pieces So the countertop is going to be a little bit on the lighter side with some of these other colors But um, Eric being the perfectionist that he is fine detailed Uh custom chest table maker. There's a couple uh lines from the belt sander So I think he's gonna do a little sanding. Is that right? Yeah, yeah, but wait until it dries out good and then Yep light sand just on the board itself. Gotcha. Yeah, you just want somewhere else You want to make sure everything is just right, but uh, I'd imagine when you're going against the grain, that's what happens though Anyways, right? Yeah, you go across the across the green lines. Yep.   You know where I live


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The Craft Foods Company presents The Great Guildersleeve. It's The Great Guildersleeve starring Harold Perry, brought to you by The Craft Foods Company, makers of Far-K Margeron and a complete line of famous quality food products. We take you now to Summerfield, home of that prominent figure and humble servant of the people, Rock Morton P. Guildersleeve, who is to be found this morning as every morning seated at the breakfast table fortifying himself for the day's work ahead. Leroy, if I might trouble you again for the marmalade. Marmalade coming through. Heads up, Maud. Uncle Maud, it's loaded with sugars. I know that. I shouldn't really be eating any. But just a smidgen to finish off my toast.  Well, one piece perhaps to go with my marmalade. There goes another New Year's resolution. Oh, I can get in the fighting trim very quickly, my dear, once I put my mind to it. Yes, Bertie?  Or you want to give me an argument first? Well, I know I shouldn't, but just a small one, Bertie. You know, just to... I know just to wash down the toast and marmalade. Say when? You know, when it comes to breakfast, Bertie, I'm afraid you spoil me. Don't take no help from me. Oh, that's enough. My gracious, you poured me a full cup there, Bertie. I said say when. Well, as long as you poured it, you wouldn't do the wasting any, would it? At the beginning tomorrow, Bertie, one cup only. One cup. Every blessed morning we go through this. No, my dear, I don't think that's quite fair. It's true, isn't it? Well, I get hungry. Hey, you! Hey! Where? Where is it? Why didn't you say so instead of screaming like a maniac? Well, don't frighten us to death. Better open the window there, Bertie. Yes, sir. Open the window. Close the window. Is this too well done for you, Anki? Well done. It's burnt to a crisp. Okay, I'll make you another piece. Don't trouble yourself, my dear. Seems I can't eat even a piece of thin, dry toast without general disapproval around here. Seems I'm to be denied even a crust of bread.  I couldn't eat it. It would turn to ashes in my mouth. If not before. Now, stop carrying on. It's already in the toaster. Yeah, but you haven't turned it on. Oh, there. I could starve for all anybody seems to care. But don't mind me. I'm nobody. You just pay the bills around here. You darn right. The doorbell, Bertie. I heard it. Under who that is. Hooker? Oh, 20-9. You better get a move on, too, kids. That's you. Look at that. Will somebody please take the responsibility of watching the toast? I'm sorry, auntie. I guess my mind was somewhere else. Your mind is always somewhere else. If you could just find out where it is and move there.  That's... Well, I'm sorry about this, Leela. But the way things have been going here this morning, I've hardly been able to get a bite to eat. You're already late for school. All of your nail polish. Thank you, Marjorie. Ruth did me this time. I couldn't get there. Come on. You've been avoiding me lately. Avoiding you? Yes, you have now. I haven't seen you in days. Well, I've been busy at the office.  Well, last night I was doing something else. You see... Oh, it doesn't matter in the least. I wanted to tell you that you'd better start being a little bit nice to me now because I'm coming into money. Money? I might wait downtown right this minute to try on a Persian lamb coat. Oh, Throgmorton, I'm so excited. I wasn't going to tell anybody till it happened, but I just can't help it. Well, wait a minute. Where is this money coming from? Well, that's the thing. I was thinking about that. It could be Annie Poo. She isn't so terribly old, but she married real well. I just hate to have a go, of course, but we all have to go sometime, don't we? And, uh, I always was her favorite niece. Leela, I don't understand this. Where did you get the idea that you were coming into money? Oh, Grace's. I didn't tell you about Mr. Sartorius. Sartorius? What? Sartorius! Sartorius? Who's he? Oh, well, he's just wonderful. Everybody who's been to him says so. Grace Pettibone, she went to him and the things he told her. Well, she said it was simply uncanny. What does the man do? He tells you things that are going to happen. You mean he's a mind reader, a fortune teller? Oh, Grace's. No, nothing like that. Well, I wondered. This man reads your palm. Oh, brother. Oh, but he's really wonderful. Well, how do you know? Because he told me I was coming into money. Definitely. Within three months, you will come into a sum of money. That's what he said. And that in itself is uncanny because I was just wishing I had some money. But, Leela... And that's not all. He told Grace Pettibone her son was going to be discharged from the army and he was last week. Of course he was. The war's over. They're all going to be discharged sooner or later. It doesn't take a mind reader to guess that. You'd say, Throckmorton, you're so conservative. That's why you've never gotten anywhere. Oh? Oh, but you see, when I'm wearing my new Persian Lime and driving around town in my new blue convertible, you wish you'd listened. Convertible? Leela, you didn't put any money down. I'm having a demonstration this afternoon. Look, Leela, do me a favor. You don't have to listen to anything I say. But before you get in any deeper, talk this over with Judge Hooker.  If we don't put a stop to this judge, we'll wind up having to bail Leela out. Quiet. How can I tell a foe? You know how she gets around you. She spends money and it's us who'll pay. Oh, thank you, Sergeant. No, no, never mind. Well? Well, what'd he say? The chief isn't there. He's down at the barbershop. Yeah, the chief is never there. If this town had any kind of a police department horse, a man like this palm reader couldn't even open up shop. They'd run him right out of town. It's not quite as simple as that, my friend. Under the law, a man is presumed to be innocent or proven guilty. But the man is a faker. Possibly so. But can we prove it? Is there any evidence to that effect? I just told you. I know. The man is a faker. That is an assertion. It is not evidence. It's a fact. That's what it is. But how do we know? I just told you twice. Guilty. I say again, that is an assertion. And merely repeating it does not lend it weight. Look, Judge, the man is a faker. You know it and I know it. Well, don't we? To the best of our knowledge and belief. Stop hedging. He's a faker. All right, let's get him out of town. Guilty. These things can't be done overnight. The law has its delays. And wisely so.  A palm reader, and he's got your buffalo. Why, before you and the chief get moving, well, it wouldn't surprise me to see the city hall taken over by gypsies. Hi, commissioner. Hello, Floyd. Where's the chief? Right under here, right under the tower. Well, unveil him. I want to talk to him. At you, commissioner? Well, hello there.  I got something I want to say to you. Anything you can't say to me, Landon? Yes, you've been laying down on a job all together too much lately. Now, commissioner, is that nice? Hoist me, Floyd. There you are. What's the beef, commissioner? Gates, this town is full of racketeers. Well, that's news to me. Let me tell you how to run the water department. Somebody better. Only joking, commissioner. You stay out of this, Floyd. If you ask me, commissioner, the department has a pretty good record this past year. A pretty good record. That's telling him, chief. We made more arrests than any previous year, except two. I know. Illegal parking. There isn't a legal place to park in the whole city. That's telling him, commissioner. Listen, what is it that you're after anyway? There's a fellow I want run out of town. Well, we'll certainly tend to that, commissioner. Yes, sir, right away. Is there any particular reason or do you just not like the guy?  He calls himself a palm reader. But if you ask me, he's running some kind of a confidence game. And if you were on the job instead of lying here, getting your pack-faced massaged... Commissioner, let's not be calling names, shall we? That can only lead to nothing but hard-peeling. Well, confounded, why aren't you doing something about it? Now, don't you worry, will you? We have our eye on all these fellas. We're watching them. Yeah, and while you watch them, they're swindling innocent women on State Street in broad daylight. Anybody we know? Mrs. Ransom, for one. Oh, hey, how's she been lately? I haven't seen you in her, uh... She's fine. This, uh, this fella's on State Street, you say, this palm reader? I thought you had your eye on him. He's next to the candy store there. Next to the candy store, eh? Oh, it's very interesting. I don't know what's so interesting about it. Well, we put these things together. We have our methods. If you think he's going to tunnel into the candy store and break into the juju bees, you're crazy. That isn't his racket. But what is his racket? I don't know. Why don't you put a cop on him and find out? Well, I'm kind of shorthanded at the moment. There's only one man I could put on the case, and I've got him guarding an excavation. Who's going to steal an excavation? Mayor's orders. He's afraid somebody will fall in and sue the setting. Well, of all that crooks and hoodlums all over the place, and the only able-bodied cop in town is standing in a mud hole. You run your department like a flat foot. What, you're... Commissioner, that's a word I take exception to. That's all you are. A typical flat foot. If I couldn't run the department better than that... All right, if you know so much, why don't you go out and get the evidence on this guy? Why, George, I could, but... All right, all right, go ahead. You bring us the evidence and we'll put that guy in the jug and we'll spin. Yeah, Commissioner, why don't you? Well, suppose he suspected I was up to something. Oh, you've got nothing to worry about. He'd never take you for anything but a politician. I'm to shake him down, maybe. Oh, thank you, Floyd Munson. I don't know that I'm crazy about going there alone, though. Suppose the fellow was armed. Floyd'll go with you. Oh, well, hold on now. I don't know. I got the shop here. Well, make your deputies, both of you. Then you'll have the law behind you. Raise your right hand. Yeah. You too, Floyd. Okay.  It's done. What is that, Latin? You mean we're deputies? You're deputies. Well, what do you know? Where's the badge? Well, here. Here, I'll lend you mine. But don't lose it. I'll pin it on my chest. There. How do I look? Well, I'll be darned. Now you look exactly like a flat foot. Oh! The Great Guilty Slave will be back in a few moments. You know, on work days, most of us don't find time to thoroughly enjoy breakfast. 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So, even if you do have to hurry through breakfast, make it a good nourishing one by including delicious, economical Parquet Margarine. That's P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet Margarine. Made by Kraft. Dave Somerfield, from the depredations of Sartorius the palm reader, he has organized a private safari to smoke him out. The expedition consists of Gildersleeve and Foyd Munson, whom we pick up now as they approach the Swami's place of business. Well, what do we do now, Commissioner? We go in. What do you think? Sure. Okay. Sure, let's go in. Well, admit I... I don't like them black curtains in the window. Anything could go on behind a curtain like that. That's silly. Black curtain. Part of the show. This fellow is in business, Foyd. He's got to treat us like any other suckers. Well, take that badge off your vest. It's sticking out. Oh, I thought it might scare him a little.  He'll shoot you. Stick it in your back pocket. Okay. I'll come on. All right. I guess we can handle him between us. There won't be anything to handle. Don't worry. He's got one of those bells when we open the door. It's like P.V. Yeah, but where is everybody? The new gentleman. You wish you're reading from Sartorius? Yes, we do. If you will kindly be seated, I will ask the master to see you. Thank you. Yeah, thanks. I know what you're thinking, Foyd, but don't say it. I bet you were thinking the same thing, wasn't you, Commissioner? Maybe I was. Maybe I wasn't. Kindly remember what we're here for. Oh, I know. She's just part of the act. Well, I'll let a dame like that read mighty leaves any day.  Here comes somebody. Gentlemen, Sartorius greets you. Sartorius welcomes you. Sartorius awaits your pleasure. Well, we just want a reading if that's what you call it, my friend and I. You both wish reading? Yeah, both of us. Two bucks a piece, that right? Sartorius's fee is two dollars for a complete reading of the palm past, present and future. Paid in advance? That is Sartorius's policy. Well, here's five dollars for both of us. You got change? Sartorius never carries money. Kalinga! Kalinga! Yes, master? And the music. Yes, master.  Showed. No, no, no, no, the right hand. The left hand is not yours. The left hand is not mine. Right hand is not yours. Well, then, I'll give you the money. Okay. All right then. Thank you. Thank you.  Showed. Oh, no, no, no, no. The right hand. Oh, the left hand is the hand of birth, the unwritten scroll. The right is the hand of development. The right hand shows what we have made of ourselves, how we have used our opportunities. Yeah, I never knew that. Did you ever know that, Mr. Gu... Quiet, Floyd. Let's get on with it. Hmm. A very interesting answer. You must do some kind of highly skilled work. A dentist? A doctor? No, but you're close. Sartorius will now examine the lifeline. Long and full. Long and full. You were seriously ill when you were about 15? Well, not so very serious. Chicken pox. It may have been more serious than you think. Still, you will live a long time. Oh, gee, that's good. Will it make any money? You will prosper steadily. You will continue in your present profession. You are married, are you not? Yep, married 12 years. Uh, does the name Tutsi mean anything to you? Nope. Curious. There's something about your hand that suggests the name Tutsi. Wait a minute. When I and the wife started going together, I called her Tutsi. Well, what do you know?  Yeah? Oh, well. That is all, sir. Sartorius has spoken. That's all. Boy, that's a fast $2. Sartorius has spoken. Now, the other gentleman, please. Get up, Floyd.  Move over. It's my turn. Yeah. Yeah. Right hand? Yes. The right hand is the hand of development. The right hand shows what we have made of ourselves. Yeah, I heard all that. Go on with the reading. Sartorius will read the past, the present, and the future. Sartorius will... No, no. Stop the music. What's the matter? Sartorius will be unable to read the gentleman's palm. Unable? Why? There are some things man must not know. But what is it you don't want to tell me? Kalinga. Yes, Master? Return the gentleman's fee, please. Now, wait a minute. Are you trying to scare me? Sartorius has spoken. Your $2, sir. But I... Good day, gentlemen. The door, Kalinga. Good day, gentlemen. So long. Wait a minute. I've got a right. Oh! They know you, Commissioner. They locked us out.  All right, but by George now I'm convinced he's a swindler. Well, I ain't so sure now. He's crooked. Why didn't he take your $2? Too smart. He knew I was someone important and he didn't dare. No, no. He was going to read your hand, but then he looked at it and it stopped him cold. But why? I don't know. I heard of cases where they won't read your hand because you're going to... Well, because something's going to happen here. Something going to happen? Like what? I knew a fellow they wouldn't read his hand. Next day he fell out of an eight-story window, broke both legs and his neck. Kill him? You said it. Well, I don't care.  Yeah? He knew I had chicken pox? No, he didn't. You told him. Well, what about Tootsie? Can't get around that. You could have heard about that. Not a chance. I ain't thought of the name in 10 years. Don't exactly fit her anymore, you know. Well, it's still no miracle. Tootsie's one of the commonest nicknames there is. Everybody that ever lived had, well, he knew a girl named Tootsie. Have you? No. All right then. Let's give credit where credit is due. The guys are pretty fair fortune teller. I should have known better than to take you on a scientific investigation like this.  Superstitious? Commissioner, I think that's going a little far. All right, think it. Now on, I'll handle this thing myself. Let Christmas be, be, be, be, be, be, be. Whenever it's too early to call you up for supper. May your days be merry and bright, and may all your Christmas. Well, hello, Mr. Gellislave. What can I do you for this evening? Joke me no jokes, PV. I'm not in the mood. How about a nice cherry phosphate? Great, pepper opera, they tell me. Think more than a cherry phosphate to help me. I've been trying to save the community, PV. And the community doesn't want to be saved. Well, that's the way of the world, Mr. Gellislave. What particular reform have you been working on? Been trying to run a swindler out of town, that's all. And I get no cooperation from the courts, no cooperation from the police department, no help from anybody. Who's the swindler, anybody I know? Well, you may have heard of him. His fellow calls himself Sartorius. Claims to be a palm reader. Oh, Mrs. PV spoke to him just yesterday. Well, I hope she hasn't gone to consult him. Don't let her go near him, PV. The man's a common swindler. Nobody can predict the future you know darn well. Well, I wouldn't say that. PV, there's no such thing as being, well, too open-minded. Now, I know you believe there are two sides to every question. That's me. But on some questions, intelligent people ought to agree. Now, surely you're not superstitious. No, no, no. I mean supernatural stuff, palm reading, telling fortunes with cards, crystal ball, gazers, and so on. You don't believe in that kind of stuff, do you? I wouldn't say I believe in it. No, on the other hand. On the other hand, she had warts. I tell you, PV, there are no two sides to this question. Are there? Well, if you don't want to hear what I was going to say. Not if it's some supernatural theory. No theory, Mr. Gilderfield, just fine. Now, my cousin married a woman that claims she had the gift of second sight. She claims she had it. So what? What if I claim I can fly? Nobody'd believe it. But if you don't want to hear what my cousin's wife did one time, just say so. I'm not one of these fellas that likes to talk, just to hear himself talk, you know. I'm sorry, PV. Go ahead. Tell me about your cousin's wife. Well, one day she went on a little trip. And coming home, all of a sudden she had this vision. She saw her husband drowning. My cousin. What do you mean? She saw him drowning. Just like a picture, she said. There he was in the water going down for the third time. So she rushed home. And when she got there, what do you think she found? He was washing his hands. He was washing the car. Well, he was. Forget it, PV. You know when I came in here, I was a little worried. I'll admit that. I want to see this fellow sartorius thinking to get some evidence against him, and he refused to read my palm. You don't say. Yeah. He even refunded my money. It is all part of the act, don't you see? Wouldn't say that. If that fella gave up $2, he must know something. He knows there's one born every minute. That's all. Good night, PV. And thanks for cheering me up. He he he. Ah, bourgeois. All right, Leroy. You've been stalling around long enough. Now go to bed. I'm not at least so I can find them in the morning. Very laudable. But these inspirations have got to strike you earlier, my boy. Now beat it. OK. And that doesn't mean reading in bed for an hour, either. Lights out. Gosh, why did you have to think of that? Huh? Oh, thanks. Uh-huh. Leroy, I'm perfectly capable of answering my- Hello, Leroy. Leroy. What's happened, Leroy? The money. I got a wire. Some old stocks at Beauregard left me. It suddenly was good enough. From the Great Gilded Sleeve again in just a moment. A little while ago, I was talking about the hurry up breakfast many of us have on workdays. Now, I think it's equally true that we try to enjoy a leisurely breakfast on Sunday. Most of us want something a little different for Sunday breakfast, such as pancakes, waffles, French toast, or hot breads. And to make these good foods really hit the spot, I'd like to recommend that you try spreading them with Parquet Margarine. 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For an hour of the 90 minute sports max zone for this Monday and we're switching now to cricket. One of the games most explosive opening batsmen, David Warner, set farewell to the longest format of Australia's of the game with Australia's win over Pakistan in the third and final test which concluded at the weekend. The left-hander went out in style, smashing 57 off 75 deliveries as Yosses cruised to the victory at the Sydney cricket ground to complete a three-nil series sweep. Warner played 112 matches as Baggy Green in a career which spanned just under 12 years. The 37-year-old spoke with Mike Howard after the match. I think the ease are going to get a break in the change room which is great. But yeah look, these guys, they work their backsides off, the engine room, the big three quicks plus Mitchell Marsh, they work tirelessly in the nets and in the gym and no credit to them. To stay on the park, the physios, the staff that are behind that is outstanding but you look at them, they're amazing and I don't have to face them ever again in the nets which I don't do anyway so. That helps. Tell us about your own day. You woke up this morning. I'm sure your family was surrounding. What were your thoughts at that stage, David? Just a casual walk up to the local cafe, get a coffee with a young one and then yeah, I just got into the car and packed a wine or two, shouldn't say that too loud, getting in trouble but yeah, I felt happy and really, really proud and just to come here in front of your home crowd with the support that they've shown me and the Australian cricket team over my last decade or my career, I can't thank them enough without you guys. We aren't able to do what we do and it's really, really much appreciated. The innings itself, the talk was through the innings. It was, you finish like the way you start, a pull of shots, through mid-wicket, reverse sweeps, you pull out every trick in the book and I can see you smiling about it, mate. Look we're in the entertainment business and I'm just happy to come out here and showcase what I try to do all the time, you know, I started with the 2020 and tried to come out here and try and emulate that but look, I tried to play my shots, go out the way that I had to play and yeah, managed to get the win on the ball which is great. You saw your girls and your off-cancers up there understand your mum and dad, what does family mean to you?  A massive part of your life and you know, without their support, you can't do what you do and you know, I have no credit to my parents for giving me a beautiful and great upbringing. My brother Steve, you know, I followed in his footsteps and then, you know, came along Candice and sort of got me in line and yeah, we've had a beautiful family and you know, I cherish every moment I get with them and you know, I loved them to death and I'm not going to keep carrying on because I'll get too emotional but thank you Candice for what you've done, you mean the world to me and I appreciate it. These boys are up against the West Indies in a few weeks time. What do you think that will be like for you? I think it'll be quite emotional to watch the guys go out there and not play and knowing that you know, I was able to come out here and do what I could do but as I just mentioned, you know, you've got a great bunch of cricketers here. We are all almost over 30 years of age so, you know, as time goes by, we're not getting younger but this team, they're energetic, they're world class and they're a great bunch of guys. How would you like to be remembered? David Warner was exciting, entertaining and I hope I put a smile on everyone's face with the way that I played and hopefully the young kids out there can follow in my footsteps, wipe all cricket to test cricket as the pinnacle of our sport so keep working hard to play the Red Bull game because it's entertaining as well. Yeah, wonderful series there shown live on Sportsmax, the Aussies coming out on top in the series and Fazir Mohamed now joins us to look back at David Warner's career where he was just asked how he would like to be remembered. I would like to ask Fazir what are his best memories of David Warner? It's an interesting one because when you think of David Warner, you don't just think of that entertaining element but pre Cape Town 2018, you also had in mind that aggression, that ultra aggression that always in your face whether as a batter or whether in the field, even more so in the field going at the opposition and certainly his demeanor changed after that chasing experience of being caught involved together with Steve Smith and one of the Australian team mate Cameron Bancroft as far as using the sandpaper to illegally alter the condition of the ball in that Cape Town test match in South Africa and the tears and the suspension and all of that seem to change that ultra aggressive demeanor but yet he remained that very aggressive pricketer across all three formats and I found it interesting that he made that point about entertainer because if you recall when Brian Lara was saying his farewell to the game during the World Cup of 2007 after that last Super Sixes game against England, this question to the crowd was did I not entertain you and it seems for a lot of players it matters what the audience thinks of them in that context and indeed from a David Warner point of view, certainly you'd have to say whether you love him or you love him that he was very much an entertainer someone who you knew something was going to happen once he was there in the middle. Yeah well you just referenced the sandpaper gate scandal which involved Warner, their captain at the time Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft. How much of a stain would you reckon that has on Warner's career when history is recorded and you look back at this fiery left hander? Of course it will be overlooked in the end when you look at the numbers when you thumb through the pages or go on the internet and google David Warner you'd probably get the data the numbers the fantastic numbers in all formats and again that's something that needs to be pointed out his captain Pat Cummins says that he's probably the greatest across all formats and that's probably right if you look at those numbers from an Australian point of view but I think that sandpaper gate thing is a huge stain not just on him but on Steve Smith to a lesser extent on Bancroft because he was sort of like the Muhammad Amir of Pakistan where he was being used by senior players to do their dirty work and I think that is a significant stain for all the talk that the Australians have of playing hard but fair there's a classic example of senior players being involved in underhand practices so yes it will be a stain but in the fullness of time people sometimes throw those things in the background and just look at the significant numbers on the field from a player like David Warner. Yeah and you just said Faz that he probably all formats considered could be Australia's greatest openers but you know there are some big names that he would be up against when you enter that conversation you know Mark Taylor and Matthew Hayden and so on but the fact is T20 cricket wasn't so big in their time and the added format of the T20 to the ODIs on the test cricket has given Warner that bigger platform dimensionally speaking to you know to flourish in the different formats. Absolutely it's sort of like hoping to talk about swimming that Michael Phelps can win so many gold medals because they are four versions of the same race over freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke whatever else and butterfly whereas in football it's just a 90 minute game there might be variations that that gather little attention but in cricket especially since the advent of T20 and T20 internationals in the mid-2000s you know have this discussion about all format players and that's why Matthew Hayden will suffer that's why Mark Taylor will suffer that's why all of the great Australians from previous eras are appointing a great chapel of Bradman, Sydney will never come into that discussion because they never played the shorter formats of the game so yes that comment was right you look at Warner's numbers across the three formats and it's an object lesson as well to our West Indian cricketers because we often hear that discussion about the difficulty of going across formats and being successful but here you have in David Warner someone who's been phenomenally successful in the three formats yeah and Farz whenever you think about good players retiring from their sport you always wonder how it affects the entire unit in a team sport David Warner has now retired do you think this will affect the quality of the Australian Test Team in any way or is it that the team is so filled with quality that you know another player will step in and of course do what he did Australia had a problem over the years about having two solid reliable openers until Usman Hawaja was given another opportunity to partner his great schoolboy friend David Warner and so so so now they've been very very successful in that regard and yes there will be a feeling or process for a replacement to partner Hawaja we've heard of Steve Smith himself expressing some eagerness to go up at the top of the order although the Australian captain and the selectors might seem to think otherwise but any team that doesn't matter how good or how great they are will will suffer will lose some of that effectiveness when you lose a quality player but in the case of the Australians I would say it happens less so simply because of their very competitive environment and their very competitive nature the Australians again love them or load them for the way they play not just cricket but play sport in male female anything it's all about winning and they accept nothing better than giving your best wearing the national colors and that's why the fact that they're number one the fact that they won the 50 over World Cup they've retained the ashes in a difficult series that they they've just beaten Pakistan 3-0 yes they will lose some effectiveness at the top but again given the quality that they have and given the attitude that they have I don't think it's going to be a major dent so the quality of the Australian team. Yeah Fais just to follow up on that question from Mariah I listened to Andrew McDonald the Australian coach and I got the feeling that he wasn't too against the idea of Steve Smith moving to the top of the order I don't know if there is any irony there given how much you have spoken about 2018 and the sandpaper gate scenario but do you think Steve Smith a man who has never opened in test cricket before at what 34 years old could take on that job and and and do it well I would actually be surprised if the Australians go that way because it would almost reflect a level of desperation to get someone in at the top of the order to partner Khawaja because there are others in the Australian setup maybe they haven't been as convincing as the selectors or the the coach would want but to put take someone as you said corrected who's been so successful in that position three four and in the middle order because remember he started primarily as a leg spinner batting way down the order before his batting prowess came to the fore so I would be surprised if it happens but again given what what you mentioned about Andrew Mcdonald expressing almost a willingness to entertain that thought you never know that might happen but to me that that would be almost a slap in the face of the of the open as playing state cricket right now hoping to take David Warner's place yeah I felt the same as you Fazz and then I also saw minus Lama Shane pointing out Steve Smith's averages and how his average has gotten better the higher up he goes from five to four to three where he's averaging 67 at three and the suggestion was almost what if he can average 67 at three well you may well just open the batting and you will do well there as well but we leave that conversation for now as we go to a crit break and we'll be tracking more cricket after stay with us


Gipson is here with today's Fandal Hurry Up, breaking down my three commandments of MLB DFS. The first one is to spend up at pitchers. This is obviously not universal because you can sometimes get good pitchers for a low salary. But generally, you gotta pay the Piper if you want upside, which you very much do in DFS with what percentage of your scoring comes via the pitching position.  And strikeouts are a massive key in MLB DFS because every strikeout is worth three points. It's the same number of points you lose for an earned run or gain for any pitched.  It may seem like restrictive to roster a guy with a salary of $10,000, $11,000, or $12,000, but it's well worth it because you need access to those strikeouts to get those high upside scores. Within your batters to MLB DFS, you should consider stacking. Stacking is when you pair together players on the same team within an individual line. This works out for a couple of reasons. First one is because if you roster a batter who drives in another batter on his team and you have both the batter and the run scorer on your team, you get points both in the run scored and the RBI. You're double dipping. But also every time one player gets a base hit, that benefits everybody else on his team because it extends the game and gives them more volume potential. So stacking is a massive key for MLB DFS. I would try to get at least one four player stack per lineup and try to jam in a second stack for the rest of your lineup as well. Finally, with your hitters, make sure you're prioritizing upside. Typically that will come via power. You can get there via speed at times, but for the most part, it's the power hitters who post big numbers for MLB DFS. A walk is worth three points. A single is worth three points on FanDuel too. But a home run is worth 18.7. If you want a difference making score for MLB DFS, typically you're getting there via multiple extra base hits. So prioritizing power is a big way to catapult yourself up the leaderboard in a quick way and give yourself the upside you need to compete to take down the top prize. That's all we got here for today on the FanDuel Horia, but good luck to you in those MLB DFS streets. Have fun and go win yourselves in sweet, sweet cash.


catch a flight back to la there were some delays that was a hassle popped into work not used to waking up early in the morning with my schedule my body clock is all all weird but so that's my sort of last pitch my my last last call for break a haul so i'll give it another 15 minutes or so if something fills up i'll do it if not we'll probably call it a little early that's up to you thanks everybody okay okay it actually that would be kind of fun i have you a little color give me some color all right darin gets a couple spots in the fanatics break denis gets a couple spots in the fanatics under wraps baseball break we can play a little trivia who am i devin picks up a spot another spot in that break so he's at two so that's down to eight see that's the kind of momentum i'm talking about see then i could then i could talk this break up eight left on that there you go jona gets a second spot as well hey come work for us trend center you'll get that blue wrench quit your job come work for us the camera except i definitely need a pop of meth if i had a meth to chew on that's how you do it right it's like it's like a chewing gum if i had some meth to chew on a meth to chew on i'd be breaking all night i'd be breaking everything all night i mean we could play you can end this in the pile and cool down everybody then they start to get bored we could do that we could play or weather the rain got through them from there we all got just a piece of real toys yes okay but it's all something like actors Like when I'm watching an ace or a homie bow or whatever you're reminded of, like, you know, Frank from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that's really Frank from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It's great. And some of that got its to this. I don't want to say you keep an eye on every single game, but I feel like once you get as a dozen, you're like, okay, we should maybe watch the box games and see if they can actually get a little better on this one. Yeah. After double digicures, it's like, all right. Once you get to 20, it's like, okay. Every game is a game. What's the single keys in the record? I mean, the warrior's broken. The 30 something? The 30 something, right? You know, once you get to 20. I think it was like a later because I can get to 20. Yeah. And the warriors met and exceeded that. That was very late. Some had lost each other. Exactly. I mean, we're really... Hopefully, though, there's never going to be a lot of players who are okay in the play. We're all... We're all... Yeah. Probably, eventually. Yeah. So, we're going to see this one. Yeah. I'm going to say one more time. That's all the best. I'm sorry. Yeah. That was really, really intense. He's not creating this here, is he? Yeah. They'll do it. They'll do it. They're going to pay Jordan Poulton? They're going to pay Jordan Poulton? He's not paying for that. He's not paying for these. Yeah. Now where are these? All right. Dennis, snags another spot. So, he's at 3 now. Okay. All right, Dennis snags another spot so he's at three now you know all the two spot folks if they ended up if they push it to three we'd be pretty much done here now or never folks tick tick right yeah I had to PEDs Rex yeah 47 case super jumbo we'll do that till the cows come home we break it for 48 hours straight I can't I can't I can't guarantee that all those cards will be will be in perfect condition I'll just be so wound up I might be maybe crushing the cards there yeah you know what we got it this close all I know I was gonna try to get out of here at the 45 minute mark I'll give it right to the top of the hour I mean we're 20 bucks a spot six spots left let's just let's just do it six left let's get it done I even brought the boxes out here too because now I'm not I'm you know how to have a long day of traveling and a bunch of technical issues today but it'd be really nice to just end end the night on a fun note because these baseball breaks are pretty fun you know we don't have to worry about any randomizing either because those there's one spot that gets any and all multi-signed baseball super easy super easy it's not even team break it's a player break one spot gets you nine players so it's a pretty good deal 20 bucks one pull out the ATM that's it let's get to not again now I'm starting to get curious about what's what's in these three boxes here so we'll give it it's another 10 minutes maybe even 15 if I see some more orders coming in here if it's stuck at 6 by the top of the hour all right Devon just got a spot if it stuck at 5 by the top of the hour then I'll probably I'll probably I'll probably call it a night you got 10 bucks can I get half a ball yeah we'll give you well you can have a boom but not Alec we'll have to cut that in half we'll go King Solomon style cut the hidden half now Dennis you've done enough man you've got you've got you're already in for a few spots Devon's already in for a few spots you know now it now it's now it's up to the rest you know there's still 20 some odd people watching right now it's up to it's up to the ladies and gentlemen that are watching to drop 20 bucks right here that's it 10 bucks off to by the way look at this see this is the this is what I'm talking about ladies and gentlemen Jake Smith just picked up three spots gets it down to two someone let's finish it off we got it this close I mean I'm stuck now I can't I can't walk away with two spots left but I can't stay here forever let's go Jake's had some success with these baseballs tonight so why not keep that train rolling two left we'll start setting up the spreadsheet I feel like this has to happen right it's bad luck to do the spreadsheet and not not do the break there you go Darren yeah it's definitely gonna have Derek not one that's his second one more left you know my my flight to Vegas was laid on when I went on Friday night not because of the weather in Los Angeles or the high winds it was because there was a missing co-pilot they said the I couldn't believe it I haven't heard and never heard anything like that in my entire life I don't I'm flying more than most but not as much as some but that that that was that was a crazy thing they're like the the the person at the desk at the gate she was like yeah sorry we can't board right now because due to federal regulations we have to wait for the entire crew to be there and they were like and I was like what what do you mean who's not their pilots on there it turns out it was the first the first mate the first me the co-pilot wasn't there the rest of the flight crew was there all the flight attendants were there main pilot was there favorite sports book in Vegas there's two that I like if you want to get a little fancy I do like going to the win they remodeled their sports book so it's a lot nicer a lot more chairs just for the general public if you're if you're into getting the little booth for yourself they made all those tons of TVs huge TVs they've got a little bar behind all the seating area that's really long that you can sit there watch all the TVs and have a drink other one I like is the Orleans which is more of a local sports book it's a little more it's a little more you know it's on it's nice Rex with the last Bob Mojo it's a little older sports book isn't as nice but it's you know it's more of a locals kind of place so they kind of get less I know less of a touristy sort of feel more of a sharper feel for the more of a sharper feel from from like the people that are there yeah well and the other one I was gonna mention Devin is exactly circa is really nice it's a little north it's off the strip it's an oil it's on Fremont but they they rebuilt a whole whole hotel out of there and and this massive sports book it's like I can't even I might have pictures on my phone because my sister and I had to check it out and we only kind of walked through there just to just to see where we I didn't really get to put in a wager or anything like that but it was pretty picture but but yeah check out circa yeah it's like it is like a stadium I it's like hard to explain like you can just like look out and there would be like three different levels there'll be like the top level with like bar and seating on the railing but like the it's like think of it think of like a movie theater actually Devin is it I guess that I guess the pool area is more like the drive-in feel but still the inside though still feels like a movie theater because like I feel like there's like screens that are about movie theater size right but it's also it's also not very deep it's kind of a weird way to say it but it's tall you know there's like three levels or something like that so you can sit at a top level and kind of look down into like a sort of like a I don't know it's it's really cool it's worth just checking out but I haven't played there yet though I just only walk through and I haven't really actually gone to the windows and see what the customer services like see what the people are like but and I haven't been in the pool area that's nothing I want to get into but it is pretty cool yeah so those are those are my few those are the ones that I hit up pretty regularly alright thanks for the fill guys last break of the night appreciate it hi everyone Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com we did it we knocked out this three box autograph baseball break random player break number 15 one spot gets you nine players one spot also gets any and all multi-signed baseball so there'll be no randomizing between Aaron Judge and Aaron Noel if they had like a dual autograph ball it'll all go to that one spot huge checklist so who knows what's gonna happen here that's the exciting part about this break kind of a low buy-in potentially big reward big thanks to this group for making it happen Rex with that last spot mojo so that's one spot let's multiply that by nine there's one there's two three four eight and nine so you can see now let's gather all of your names put into a fresh list here and then let's get all of the players put another fresh list and then one dice roll for both lists let's roll it let's randomize it two and a one three times easy we'll put all the results in a different tab here two and a one three times good luck one two and three Devin down now Devin saying we were talking a little sports books in Vegas sports books what our favorites were Devin said you did AFC and I see chances and NFL week one answer now did you stay at the property and then do the whole thing because I think non-guess you have to like pay like a fee to get into the state the pool area the sportsbook itself is really great and they have the world's allegedly the world's longest sports bar so you've got the book itself with a ton of screens and then off just off the left not very far away from the left edge of the book on like the top floor there's then a huge like sports bar that's like a hundred feet 200 feet maybe more hundred yards maybe alright so there I'm gonna show you the first part list first and then I'll alphabetize by your first name so don't worry if you miss your names I'll gather them all together I just want to get this on the recording stayed once and then stayed at the D the second ease properties oh sister probably so that okay oh that's a good pro tip yeah they kind of redid that area really nicely they're they're they're putting a lot of money into that area because before it was just like oh it wasn't a bad area but you know just kind of had the old Vegas feel to it but like you just want to kind of ball on a budget you can definitely do that out there but now they're they're sprucing it up a little bit kind of re re re furnishing refinishing a lot of the hotels and alright so let's sort by your first names here so Darren there's your group of players plus this group right here Darren helping with the late-night rally so is Dennis helping with the late-night rally there's your group Devin also helping with the late-night rally Jake helping as well thank you Jake has all the any and all multi-sign baseball spot as well Joan also part of the late-night rally action there's Rex last spot mojo C block I think was one of the first spots picked up he kicked things off earlier today nice alright we're gonna pause the video just for a little bit and then when we come back we'll see if there's any trades then we'll have a break stick around BRB alright video is paused now if you want to see this also a good time to see your players again if you're like hey I missed I missed what I have I know a few of you are in this break so shout that out and this will be the last break of the night we'll call it after this and then I'll see you tomorrow three o'clock Pacific six o'clock Eastern that's the whole point of Vegas Rex the whole purpose of it we may have a private high roller night here at the shop just bust out the moe bust out the Dom Perignon you know bust out the Johnny Walker blue you know only fill up the only fill up the cases with the with the high-end boxes identify the high rollers that by the personal boxes do the high rollers want the Modelo special maybe maybe maybe an expensive like tequila or something like that no trades everyone good with their players everyone seen all their players there we go now we're talking now we're talking some Don Julio 1942 Devin had co-facts and Dennis did you want to offer one of your players for co-facts here otherwise we're just gonna roll when am I doing the hockey the cup hockey mixer when it sold out we still have to do that last filler and that's not gonna it looks like that's not gonna happen until tomorrow we had a chance to do it tonight no one took me a minute roll it alright thanks Dennis TWC trade window closed let's roll it player name so I can and since it's a little on the later side for me anyway we're gonna do a quick quicker rounds of who am I will make it kind of easy but we still got to do the trivia that's that that's half the fun to me half the fun of this break all right welcome back ladies and gentlemen a little bit of trade chatter but in the end no deals were done so I had a little quick a little more quickly just of the time but we will still do some who am I that's to me that's half the fun of doing this break that's easy okay all right who am I I am a retired baseball player let's not try to make it too easy lifetime 262 2460 hits 28 home runs 793 runs batted in 580 stolen bases played for two teams of my entire career 15 time all-star a world series champion NLCS MVP a silver slug a Roberto Clemente award winner and a first ballot Hall of Famer in the early 2000s with 91.7% of the vote I wish Dave Roberts was a Hall of Famer here's what's gonna oh D narrow and what D narrow and Kevin M. got it right away Ozzy Smith the wizard Dennis too what gave it away because I still didn't say 13 gold glove award winner which probably would have given it away there's Ozzy Smith excellent penmanship if there's ever a Jaspie's autograph camp we're definitely inviting Ozzy Smith the wizard there you go and then you got the MLB sticker the fanatics hologram sticker the Ozzy Smith card on the inside all right so let's go to the list who has the wizard maybe the first ballot Hall of Fame part gave it away Devon with Ozzy Smith there you go Devon next box I try to yeah just screamed Ozzy with stats with those stats and then Hall of Famer you're like wait a second it's gotta be a oh black baseball gold ink tell by just looking at the name oh oh right that is retired player another one another Hall of Famer I mean just reading these numbers might just immediately give it away Hall of Fame left fielder 262 batting average 2,584 hits 1700 runs batted in 563 home runs not too many guys with that 500 number played for one two three four four teams my entire career 14 time all-star five time World Series champion AL MVP two time World Series MVP two times Silver Slugger four time AL home run leader two teams have have retired my number inducted into the Hall of Fame in the early 90s first ballot 93.6% of the vote right fielder two time World Series MVP 563 home runs card sharks got it it's Mr. October Reggie Jackson black baseball gold ink looking real nice I'll even hit you with the Mr. October right here I didn't see that part it's kind of saw like this bit and I was like wait who's that on it looks familiar you got the MLB hologram sticker the fanatic sticker as well that's Jonah Wilson with Reggie Jackson congrats Jonah third and final box if you've been keeping track I don't think there's like cases so it may not matter but the next three box break that I'm gonna load up which we'll do tomorrow is from a fresh case just keep that in my fresh case I got a World Series chant logo on here oh okay another retired player I feel really likable pitcher I feel I feel like I really like this guy Karsten is his first name lefty pitcher 251 wins 161 losses lifetime 374 ERA and over 3000 strikeouts 3093 played for three teams his entire career six-time all-star a World Series champion a Psy young ALCS MVP two-time MLB wins leader I never realized what his first name was yeah D narrow Kevin M Karsten Charles Sabathia he's really great yeah one the Psy young with with the Indians in 07 shipped off to the Brewers for a little bit I think had a good run with the brew crew as well was like a great rental and then first year with the Yankees signed a 70 or 161 million dollar deal which seems like a bargain now and then knocked out a World Series August 2009 AL pitcher of the month yeah didn't get a win and I did there is a World Series starts but he was effective 3 2 9 ERA over 13 and 2 3rd innings to help beat the Phillies and 6 I don't know if he still has a podcast going but he was doing the podcast thing for a little bit there are some post retirement photos or he looked like he could still pitch he looked fit got the gold World Series baseball stamp you got the two authentication stickers right there CC Sabathia champs World Series champs baseball and that goes to we've got Ozzie Smith Reggie Jackson the CC Sabathia scrolling up scrolling up goes to Dennis Dennis Morgan with that one that one there you go Dennis and there you go everybody I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm thanks for watching thanks for breaking with us I'll see you for more tomorrow bye bye all right there you go gang really appreciate the late-night rally Dennis thank you we got more we'll have more in the store tomorrow in fact I'm gonna post some more right now before I otherwise I'm gonna forget and then I'll be back tomorrow 3 o'clock Pacific 6 o'clock Eastern we'll do this we'll do this craziness this silliness all over again and if it means anything to you the next three box break I don't think don't think it really matters too much once again but the next three box break for what it's worth is gonna be from a fresh case in fact I'll write fresh case at the end of that title just to let everybody know 19 spots in there one spot gets you nine players save all right thanks gang great rally you guys dug deep I dug deep you know we still went over a little bit but that's okay that that's what we do I appreciate you digging deep and making it happen Dennis Kevin Devin David card shark D narrow Serge Bros Kevin M Rex did I say Dennis anyone else I missed and anyone else who's still kind of watching and lurking in the background just staying up late thanks for hanging out with us really appreciate it again I'm back tomorrow 3 o'clock Pacific 6 o'clock Eastern and we'll do some more breaks tomorrow talk some more sports and have some more fun thanks