Only one or two generations ago pretty much all boys were brought up in families where there was a man around. There was a father where there is a good father or a shit father, you know, there was a lot of variation on that, but there was pretty clear roles that men and women played and I think most boys had pretty clear role models and it was pretty clear about what they had to do in life in order to be a man in whatever society they existed in. Now I think there are some advantages to that in the sense that, you know, you understood where your place was and also some disadvantages in the sense that there was only one place you were allowed to be. I come from a generation where a lot of guys were brought up without father figures and myself included. Not that I don't have a father, I do and I love him very dearly, but he wasn't really around when I was growing up. And as a result, I got to choose my father figures, which is something I'm very grateful for.  And so I got the opportunity to go out there and find my own influences. And I think for a lot of guys out there who are in that position, they might feel like they're missing out on something or that they were hard done by it. And that can be true if that's what you believe. You can live that crutch all your life, that you didn't have a daddy around to tell you what to do and so therefore you never became a man. But I would prefer that you take that as an amazing opportunity to go out there and choose your own life and choose your own mentors. My influences have been diverse and in some ways contradictory.  And then I swung from that into becoming quite a hardcore Buddhist. And so my influences were my initial Buddhist and Kung Fu teachers. And to this day I have amazing respect for those men and they influence me every day in the sense that they taught me to take autonomy for myself to not accept anything without experiencing it myself but at the same time to have the humility to be open-minded enough to experiment with a whole range of internal techniques or mindsets or lifestyle decisions. The women that I have had the privilege to have in my life as lovers or girlfriends have influenced me greatly. I have a profound respect for women and they have taught me more about myself really than anyone else because a really good woman when you meet her will act as a mirror to you.  So the girls that I spent long periods of time with really shaped and influenced my life as well and I think that's something important to understand. If you want to be a great seducer you need to actually really love women.  I see seduction as a lifelong pursuit something that both sexes benefit from and both grow from if done in an ethical and honest way. So yeah, my influences, Jim Morrison, monks, chicks and of course the guys that I have come to consider to be brothers and fellow warriors on this path that I've met through being a coach in this. I've met some absolutely amazing men and I've also met some amazing charlatans and con artists who've you know taught me about what I don't want to be and what can happen if you follow the dark side too long.


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I think I'm trying to communicate that I want the public image of real estate agents. I want that bar to go up. I want the public to view us differently, you know, not as someone just trying to get a deal. My message is to try to help agents succeed through how I built my business, through creating relationships and not high-pressuring people into deals and with that reducing the failure rate in the real estate industry because it's so high. And I think real estate is so simple and it's simple because it's easy. The problem is the work and the process that, like Danny says, everyone's trying to bypass. Everybody's trying to bypass that part. And I'm trying to bring to realization through me, you guys watching me, how I do my business. I work. I'm in the trenches. I'm selling 100 properties a year because I'm getting after it. And I want the real estate industry as a whole to follow my lead and understand that we have to go through this process. And through that, less agents will fail. Every email has a big picture at the top of the beach or something in my market. It's always different. And so the first thing they see when they open up the email is something different every time, okay? And then they scroll down, then there's links. There's links to the new listings for the last two weeks, closed sales. You can search property and then there's a webcam, a live camp, okay? Then I have two columns. One column is everything for sale. It goes to the different links in my area. I have three different subcategories of areas. So they can click on that. It goes to my webpage that shows them all the complexes, all the subdivisions. They click anywhere they want to see what's for sale in those different places. The right column is what I spend the most time on each week besides the picture at the top. And this is where I may talk about square foot prices this year compared to the last year. Or I may talk about, you know, tourism up or an event in the area or what I think about the market or something I see or I show to buy or something and this is what happened.  Someone asked me earlier about my email because I had an article about how there were 10% more rooms booked last year to this year is because of sports tourism went up way up in my area year over year. And she said, where did you get that information? I literally Googled my area, Orange Beach, and hit and click news. And then all these articles pop up. Then you read through them and find something very interesting. So you can do that one week, you can evaluate the market this year compared to last year. So you're always switching it up where you have the analytical people, they get what they want. And the people that want to know about, you know, different things, it's all there. So when people open up my email, the reason I am able to retain and have such a great open rate is because it gives you a little bit of everything. So some people open it up because they want to see what that picture is going to be. They literally just want to see what the new picture is going to be. Or they want to know what the new listings are for the last week or the closed deals in their subdivision, they check it every week. And so there's a little pieces of different things where I can capture a real diverse audience, you know, I can retain a very diverse audience with one email. And that scales my business and makes my business efficient because I send one thing to my entire database and it captures everyone. So I think the creating it every week is a big huge thing for me because that creates the retention because it's nothing they've ever seen before. When you do the drip campaigns where four realtors have sent it out to the same person on the same day at the same time and they see your name, that's actually hurting your personal brand because they saw that four agents sent it to them at the same time at the same email. You know, the drip campaign type, they can be utilized and be effective, but this is just something that's worked for me. So I hope that helps.


I never knew this house was going to come out like this. I feel so emotional right now. If I continue talking, probably I will cry, because I can't believe that I did this, man. It's almost done. By December 22nd, it will be out for sale, and I know and believe that the first person who will buy this house will be a blessing to my real estate career. Believe me or not, this hasn't been easy. It took a lot, but it's a new journey that I'm on, and I have to invest in it. I know wherever my dad is, he will definitely be so proud of me. You know why? Because I'm building this to honor him and my mom. So if you don't know the name of this estate, it will be called the Charlie Mag. You know why Charlie Mag?  So I decided to combine the two names together to honor them, to let them know that I'm so grateful for them bringing me to this world, and I want to pay them back with this. So their name and legacy will forever live on till that end on come. You know how happy for me? Like, wow. I would say if you get the right people around you, they speed up your dreams.  When you get the right people around you, they direct your path. I always say that talk to the elderly people around you, learn from them, so that you don't make the same mistake that they made. So that's basically what I did. And here is the result. And I believe that this is just the beginning. So yeah, if you really want to buy this, I told them to reduce the price. So yeah, just reach out. I want you to be the first person to buy this if you are listening to me. Yeah? But I'm not here because of the house. I personally wanted to rest. I took a break off YouTube, but I was still uploading, meaning I wouldn't be doing extreme stuff. I'm just going to do personal stuff from today to the 1st of December.  But those videos are videos that I shot already. And some of them, yeah, probably a bit of surprises in there. And I think we'll also launch this before the year ends. So what's happening right now is like, we're doing the feeling at the moment. So you see this place? This is where we're going to... the pavement. So they're going to pave it. The whole place. So next time you see this video, the whole place will be paved. But for now, it's just the feeling process. You have to fill the whole place, wait for it to dry up before they start the pavement blocks. I really think my developer really utilizes space. And the way Ghana is hot, I think we deserve a mini pool in here. You guys don't think so? I was actually talking about this yesterday, man. This space because probably you might think that you have to park cars in here. But you've got another space right here, which I think this space can be used to park cars. So this whole area, you can use to park. There's one, two, three, four cars in here. And then you have a mini pool because Ghana is extremely hot, man. You cannot live in a house without a swimming pool. That's what I think. What do you guys also think? Do you think we should get a swimming pool in here? Even though this place is going to be paved, I'm a big fan of greens, man. When I came here yesterday, I was like, dude, you need to start planting trees, man, because you can't be living in a concrete jungle. So he said, okay, we'll start planting trees. I mean, not trees in general, but a bit of flowers in here and outside this space. That's what they're going to start planting trees. So I was actually waiting for them to finish all the work outside. And I will personally come and plant trees, man, because we need to take care of nature, so that nature will take care of us, man. But when I see this, knowing that my baby is 97% done, this is like my first child, man. And I feel like God is with me, man. And I can't wait to see the first person living in this house. We really want to be that first person. Can you call me? The number is on the screen. Call me and tell me that Maya, I want to buy it. Even if you buy it and give it to me back, I will appreciate it. I always tell you guys that I hate to show you stuffs like this, because sometimes it might come out as a show-off. But I always want my life to inspire you to know that I didn't just wake up one day and became who I am. It was a journey, man. A very tough one. And this is just the beginning. I believe that having the journey ahead of us is way tougher than what we've been able to do right now. Personally, the whole year, it was a resting year for me. The whole year. I was literally not doing anything. I think I only went to one country. All the countries that I went back and forth, they were all a paid or sponsored trip. The only country that I think I went by myself with my own money is Zimbabwe. That is the only country that I went this year. So yeah, I'll be answering all your questions. Come along. Which question do I answer first? Let's go. I was just here and then I see them standing there. I thought, like, they're looking for something. They said they're looking for me. You just want to see me? Yes, I just want to see you. Ha! Really? Whatever. You have inspired me. Really? How? I've started watching your videos. 2020. No. 2020. That I started. I discovered your channel. I've started all the good country to country. Wow. Wow. You stayed here? Yeah. But how did you see that I was around? I was working there.  I'm helping amazing people. I'm helping amazing people. I'm helping amazing people. I'm helping amazing debtors. Wow! So, I saw you when I was here at this. I saw you on the way to go. I want a car. I'm going to see your shirt because I need this order. Ah, good to see you. No. Forget it. Ah, come on. Don't worry. Even my legs are dirty. How much more than? But it became a issue because, even, I've started the YouTube channel. Really? But I did not get channel. No, no, no. Tell me the name of the channel. The channel is 1GH. 1GH? Did you comment on my video that you live around? Yeah, you're the one you see I read most of your comment Good good to see you man, I'll be around I'm just filming some Before I go I'll come and say hello to wherever you are. Yeah. Thank you What's the matter? The veneer is worried because I'm walking barefoot. I'm sorry man. I just want to connect You know what I mean? I want to connect with the place So I don't want to use my feet on the ground when I want to connect to a particular place I'm so sorry for not following your protocols I Just want to know How long will it take for the whole project to be done? Oh, I think the project we are about 97 percent done because as you can see Maybe in the next few weeks Probably One to two weeks time will be done with the whole place. That would be incredible man You know come and launch it, but I just want to know you are there. He's the actual engineer on site and I just want to know Why do you think someone needs to buy this? Oh, actually You see we have my love homes the way we go about our team are different You can bring any kind of a test Somebody to come and test and see the the quality of materials that we've used in terms of cement rods sand I mean you can send it to any of the Laboratories for test and you they will tell you that this we've done a good job I mean you can see most of the building around they have cracks and all sort of things in it, but You yourself you can bear me out I Thank you very much. We are we are also very grateful. We are most grateful to you for I mean for giving us this big opportunity I mean it's a plus and we have most great So I was literally filming my video in here and then she came and asked me if I need to clean up To clean the house, right? So which means you have a company that cleans Yeah, so it's your own business that you said it up. Yes, it is So I'm Caroline Mao said I've been a new CEO of Carl de Macler conglomerate Carl de Macler cleaning services is one of the subsidiaries. It's two foot is by which I have met this fine gentleman here today So I provide professional cleaning services and general supply of whatever goods products that you need For your houses offices any kind of cleaning post-construction office cleaning anything any kind of cleaning Sorry, you need you can contact me. I've got the machinery. I've got the expertise knowledge. I've got the right chemicals I've got everything you would need for me to do a very good job for you I Am an entrepreneur. I'm a very driven Entrepreneur. I like to do things on my own Yes, so And I'm a very strong believer in Christ. So whatever I do in life I ask God to direct me to show me which way to go and so cleaning business is one of the The paths God is leading me on so because I believe that ideas my ideas are inspired to me by God so I had the idea from God to set up a cleaning company and Here I am Yes, I have permanent workers I have 10 pro I second workers on contract because It's not easy to you know Or in a small or to start up a business most especially here Because it's all about your connections. It's all about your connections exactly You see me out here if I had connections I'm sure someone would have passed your number to me that will call this person and you know He's got a project here, but I don't have that for now And so what I do is I go around from place to place where I see there's a prospective business out for me And I approach whoever I find whether it's the carpenter the painter the contractor whoever it is I speak with them then they direct me to of course the head of or the line of chain or something. Yeah, that's how it is You know one of the things that I always talk about is like the fact that There are a lot of jobs that the youth of the country can create But in today we don't respect certain kind of jobs You know and that is why I respect you a lot the fact that you even came up with all so cleaning business Thank you. I feel like You sound like Somebody who just came out of the university. I mean or somebody who has Graduated from the university. Yes, I have I am a graduate from Central University Yes I have two degrees. So I read journalism and media law After that I realized that I didn't want to I Am not a kind of person who likes to be quelled in one place I realized that my I love to be on the field and So journalism. Yes, you go out there I wanted to go into investigative journalism. So I realized I had to read something else And so I read management studies where I did financial management leadership studies international business environment corporate business HR leadership studies all of that in my Degree so I did that and so that is my second degree management studies Yeah, all in Central University and whilst I was doing this I was working Yeah, was I was going I was working and I want to say this I Took myself to school Yeah, I Took myself to school. I do have a family My family Was well-to-do We lived in an estate and all of that and things, you know life happened things changed and By then I was in secondary school. So it means that I Had to take life in my own hands when I came out of secondary school. It's when I came out of secondary school. I I started selling fruits to I took it to the hospital It was a hospital close to where I was I took it to the hospital because I knew that they needed fruits To gain good health. Yeah, so I've always been a business entrepreneur So I I had those nines packaging and all of that I was I went there only to sell to patients but I actually ended up having the doctors and the Physician assistants asked my clients and the patients rather than barely even purchased Yeah, so that is how I was able to pay my admission and my hostel fees into my first year level hundred So this is I added this just to let you out there know that Life we don't we don't have control over things That can happen to us but we have control to Effect change to the things that end up happening and I affected the change and I must say that amongst us all My elder siblings had the opportunity of going to you know, the university my brother went to Oxford and all that But by God's grace I turned out to be the most You know, I Got here with a bike a bicycle Yep, it's over there to your left there is a Steep house a steep God Tower bridge You got a hustle man, you got a hustle University graduate with two degrees Well, you know, you didn't apply for jobs after school.  Just a main video about Carolina. I'm gonna make it out Okay, you guys need to support her business Let's go Yeah From behind I know cross this with a bike. I can't come on. You can't come on Because I see another building over there I want to go there and the route to get there is behind us Or let me say it's in front of us. So why would I cross this steep God Tower with my bicycle just to come here and cross back Yeah, sometimes I'm just shocked, you know, the fact that we have a lot of gates in Ghana Drops like cleaning. Yeah, believe that it's not for us. That is true No, I Haven't had people laugh at me. I've rather had people in Encourage me to go forward at it And I would say so because most of the people in my life are all people ahead of me. Okay. I don't have I don't have eight age mates friends. Yeah, the only ones I have are my colleagues in from uni and Yeah, we only talk on the you know Hi hi basis and maybe to hang out, you know a few times but not business related So I haven't had you know, I haven't had people mock or tease at me with that, but There are times where I get a contract like I said the business is not it's we we still getting there so if you don't have a Daily contract that lasts you the entire year It means that it's contract based say three months or one month sometimes in three four months They even have a contract. So how do you then pay your workers? So I have 10 pro and permanent workers So the permanent ones are just a few and then of course if I have say a huge contract And then I get 10 pro workers on board. So there are times where I want to get labor and then we go out there to How do you call these shelters these shelter places and of course I know I Know where I've come from and I know How I want to Impact and so I don't go for the people who already have just people. I know that you know, they are well to do I go for people who even go to get jobs and they don't even get the jobs That a kind of people I go to and you'll be amazed that these people are very reluctant to do a job like cleaning Most especially the guys are like a edge in my bank Cleaning and they're like nah me mean to me. You're cleaning. That is what they say to you Mean to me you're cleaning me. Well, they don't know the person asking them to go clean is Hello Is it been a graduate and these are people who barely have any kind of education? And they are so pimpers and egoistic to go do a job like cleaning Yeah Do reach out to me all the estate companies in our crowd talk right there I am not limited to a crash. So if you're in Kumatsu a voter region wherever you are if I see I'm trusting God to for my business my company to go beyond the borders of Africa and Ghana So see if you're watching this video and you care you in Morocco you in South Africa You just reach out to me. Okay, and let's do business. Let's set this name a hire But I would like to give it to the youth and also to Those who have who hold the power to push people like as up there I'm very passionate about this because I sometimes go to places and I'm like, oh, I'm this I'm Karla and I do that I want to provide the service and oh, I'm sorry We already have someone and I'm like, okay So is that a room to tender in of course probably to bid by price and everything like oh No, I'm sorry really got someone some of us, you know, we come up with business ideas. I pay people I have I have workers that I pay and so I'm helping in the labor sector now The the country wants us to pioneer into Individuals holding businesses.  I have done give me a shot.  Don't settle for less The salaries we get from our workplaces. Yes, they do is good, but they can't take us far Okay, there is a lot and lots and lots to achieve in life the houses the cars The luxury life the good life living in good health traveling here and there we all can experience it And we can experience it with hard work and with determination. You might have the idea But I need to step out there like I am out here. Okay, don't just keep it in here move out Just go out there and do your best. That is what I want to say to myself. Thank you That girl is a real hustler man And believe me She's so pretty. I mean she could have been like, oh, I'm not gonna do anything I just gonna sit there wait for a man to come and marry me But no she pulled all that aside To work hard to make a living to take care of friends and family and even herself Listen, we all shoot I mean if you need a cleaner the number will be in the description call her go support her business I will be the first person to support her business man. I Was not expecting to meet this lady right here But I feel like I should just end this video in here so that I will give her the chance for people to get to know Her business right so I'm gonna bring you the next episode Tomorrow right so all you need to do is to first of all like this video share this video So that all this can have a piece of it and don't forget to subscribe and be part of this awesome channel Let me know the kind of question you want me to answer in the comment section And I'll add it to the video that I'll be doing tomorrow. My name is the Ghana baby You're one and only I know you village boy from Ghana. Yeah


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We got a generic like universal harness bar from Summit Racing and we are basically making it work. It's going to take cutting, welding and probably a little bit of everything above. Hit that subscribe button, give the video a thumbs up, comment down below what you think. What's up Mopar Fam? I hope everybody's having a blessed day out there. Today we are working on Big Girl. We're working on Fryspyte and we are doing a much needed modification, kind of a safety thing. Let me get out of the sun for a minute. The tracks have been giving me a lot of grief over because we have aftermarket seats and we have the four actually five point harnesses is a harness bar. So what we've done is we got a generic like universal harness bar from Summit Racing and we are basically making it work. It's going to take cutting, welding and probably a little bit of everything above. But we're getting there. So kind of going to show you what we've got going on so far. So as you can see, let me zoom out. Right now we have the side pillars, A pillars, whatever you want to call it. We've got the plastic trim off and this is the Summit Bar that is too short for a pickup truck. This is the longest bar I could find and what we have to do as you can see is we had to cut the bar and while I was down there we got a piece of chromoly pipe or bar, round stock, whatever you want to call it. That fits inside of it pretty snug to give us some adjustability. That way we could adjust the bar out to the length we need and then once I get everything fabbed up to where everything's in a bolt and go where I need it to go, then we are going to weld this up to make it one piece again and then afterwards we'll either rattle can it or I may take it to my powder coat guy and have him powder coat it. I don't know yet but that's pretty much what we got going on. As you can see that is bolted to the factory seat belt upper portion factory hardware bolt. That is one of the standard brackets that came in this kit and it actually fits in there pretty good almost like it was meant for. We did have to on the bracket the little ears I did have to tweak them bend them out a little bit to get that angle as you can see the harness bar has a little bit of an angle to it and those notches you can probably see right there so we kind of had to bend those little mounting tab ears out a little bit so the bar would fit in between there but yeah and then these are already welded on from summit on this bar and what those guys are for not sure what we're going to do here yet uh they're back here let me grab one I got all kind of junk in the back of this truck right now so you got two of these adjustable bars with little uh I don't know Johnny joints whatever you want to call them on the ends turn buckles and the idea of these bars is to go up here either way on that bracket and then catch something down here well initially I could probably get a custom bar made or maybe even cut that re-weld it um but what would be ideal is to catch this factory bolt hole down here and go to here so it would look something like something like this try to pull a camera back here um and that would work do that for both sides um um other thing I'm thinking that might be um easier and or maybe better it might might be a little stronger because it'd be a little further out is on the seat frame um right here actually weld a little tab on the side of the seat frame to catch it like so um and do something like that that's what I'm kind of thinking of and the factory length of these bars would actually be perfect for that because um it is literally right where the seat frame bars or the seat frame would be um so for instance this is the driver's seat if this was the well we'll just go in here to the passenger seat make this uh easier there we go passenger seat we could come off of this frame right here because this is stationary it stays bolted down um now if I did want to remove the seats I would have to at least unbolt the lower portion of this bar from the seat um to remove the seats if I'm working on the truck or whatever but that ain't a big deal but I could weld a tab onto these uh brackets from Corbeau where we bought these seat bracket frames from and uh you know the bar would sit something like this and would still not interfere with the seat the seat would still be able to slide up and down whatnot um so I'm kind of thinking about doing that um granted this step right here that will be the very last thing we do because we will be getting the bar and everything actually mounted to the truck first um before we worry about mounting that lower or this lower link um either to the truck somewhere or to that seat frame um but just kind of giving you guys a future heads up how we may do that I don't know this is kind of going step by step I wish somebody actually made a bolt-in factory bar that would be awesome um I'm sure I could probably make these and I probably could sell a few of them but tell you don't really have the time um so that's why I'm trying to make this little kind of how to do it yourself thing um it's very possible um like I said this is already working better than I thought and it's kind of going pretty good you know for a summit universal bar that that bar I think it was like 200 bucks or something like that I'll put the link in the description of the one that I bought um the chromoly the chromoly uh round stock that we bought that was kind of expensive um I think it's a three foot section um and that was like 59 bucks from summit I'm sure I could have got it cheaper somewhere else or maybe some not so expensive uh round bar maybe just some regular mild steel but they didn't have that all they had was fancy metal um but I think it's going to add a lot more strength to it um because like I said I didn't cut this bar that we added to the inside so this bar is actually going all the way to about the ends of both bars so it's uh you know added a little bit more weight but it's definitely going to make this overall structure when it's welded back together super strong um it's going to be very strong so things don't work pretty good that's pretty much it um when I get done I'm pretty sure I'm going to be able to uh put the factory plastics back on um I think the only thing we may have to modify slightly if at all is going to be the slot right here where the factory seat belt buckle slid up and down um we may have to make this hole a little larger or maybe trim this whole section out right here but overall all in all we'll be able to put all the plastics and trim back on the truck and you're really not going to know that it was modified per se um with a quick look it should still look pretty uh pretty factory so yeah so that's it for today a quick little update of future stuff going down with frostbite um we got the trailer almost done as you guys can see we got a new toy over here still uh getting time to mess with it a little bit but trailer's pretty much done um we're just doing some outside stuff on it here soon but other than that hope you guys enjoy the little video stay tuned um when I get it all finished we'll do another uh part two to this video and uh let you guys see how it all turned out so till the next time stay safe out there don't forget hit that subscribe button give the video a thumbs up comment down below what you think and you guys have a good one


Of course, with the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hockey-hio silver! The Lone Ranger! General Mills, makers of Cheerios, the ready-to-eat oak cereal that gives you go-power, and Wheaties, the breakfast of champions, present by special recording, The Lone Ranger! Boxer Ben fights hard and fair, so in the ring you kids beware! He's dynamite because he knows! He's got go-power from Cheerios! Yes, he's got go-power! There he goes! He's feeling his Cheerios! Cheerios! Cheerios! Cheerios! The cereal everybody loves! No other cereal looks like Cheerios! It's shaped like little letter-os! No other cereal tastes like Cheerios! It's the only ready-to-eat cereal with this fresh, toasted-out flavor! No other cereal is like Cheerios! You see, Cheerios is made from oats, and every delicious spoonful of Cheerios and milk is real muscle-building food! Each spoonful contains vitamins, minerals, and proteins your body needs! Yes, the good things in a Cheerios breakfast do good things for your body! Help you have healthy nerves, good red blood, strong bones, and muscles! Have Cheerios every morning! Then you'll hear people say... He's feeling his Cheerios! With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the daring and resourceful masquerader of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States! Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice! Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear! From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver! The lone ranger rides again! Come on Silver! What's going on? I'm Silver! It was late afternoon when Greg Stacey, a lean, shifty eyed man, entered a cafe in the town of Madora, located on a bank of the Upper Missouri River in the Dakota Territory. Inside the door he paused, looked around the room, then approached a white-aproned man at one end of the bar. What'll it be, stranger? Nothing right now. I'm just looking for a gem named Hudson. You mean Pete Hudson, foreman of the Maltese Cross Range? He's the one. He's in the back room. I'll go tell him you're asking for him. What's your name? Never mind, I'll go myself. Greg Stacey was unknown to lawmen in that part of the country, but south of the Dakota Territory he was wanted for many crimes, including cattle and horse stealing, highway robbery and murder. Greg! Howdy, Pete. I got here as fast as I could. The boy's mad to come all the way from Wichita. I'm glad you made it. I was sure surprised to hear that you've been working steady on a rain. I'm top-hand on the Maltese Cross. So you said in your letter? I took the job so I could line up plans for making a real haul. Cattle? Yep. So that's it. The man I work for is a mighty big operator. He owns two ranches. The Maltese Cross, which is near town, and the Elkhorn Ranch, about 20 miles downriver. I've heard of the Elkhorn, a man named Ferris owns it. Yeah. He also owns the Maltese Cross, and I'm foreman there. We just finished the round-up, so all the best market cattle is herded. That makes it mighty convenient to rustle. How many cowhands are on the place? Right now, there's only a couple of men to stand guard and watch the fences. Oh, where's Ferris? As far as I know, he's at the ranch house. He planned to spend the afternoon there working on his record. He'll have to give him the same as the guards, a bullet. Yeah, but not right away. We'll need his signature on papers to sell the cattle. Yeah, that's right. We'll have to hold him prisoner. Any of the men with you know about the old shack near Chimney Bute? Three of the boys have been there. Good. Send two of them to the ranch house to capture Ferris and take them to the Chimney Bute hideout. Right. Ferris is alone in the house, so they shouldn't have any trouble. Now, there's just one other thing, Greg. What's that? I didn't know this when I wrote you. Ferris sold part interest in his cattle business to an easter. What about it? The easterner's coming here. He's due to arrive on the train tonight, and he's expecting Ferris to meet him. Ferris can't meet him. I'll meet him. He's never seen Ferris. I'll call myself Ferris, and he'll never know the difference. Then what? I have plans for dealing with the easterner. I'll tell you about him later. Right now, you better send the boys to capture Ferris. Yeah, I'll send Gunner and Joe. Tell him to take Ferris to the hideout and stay with him. We'll join him there. Tonto, the Indian friend of the Lone Ranger, watched Greg Stacey leave the cafe, mount his horse at the hitch rail, and ride away. It was after dark when the Lone Ranger, who had camped in a woods near town, heard the hoof beats of an approaching horse. A moment later, Tonto rode into the small clearing lighted by a campfire.  Easy scum. Easy scum. Did Stacey's gang stop in Maduro, Tonto? Ah, and run horses into public corral at Ender Street. Men stay there while Stacey go to cafe. Did you follow Stacey to the cafe? Ah, may follow him. He meets someone in private room, caught little wilds, then come out and ride past to corral. He walks from distance. He talks to five crooks. Then two gang ride away. Did you follow them? No, Kimusabi. You say keep on Stacey. That's right. What did the Stacey and the other three members of his gang do? All go to cafe. Three crooks at a table, ordered big meal. Stacey, go again to private room. That's when we leave and come back here. Well, at last, Tonto, we've caught up to that gang. It's been a long trail from Kansas. That's right, Kimusabi. Now we go to Lohmann, tell them crooks in town. You said two members of the gang left town. That's right. But Stacey and three others still there. All of those crooks must be captured. Ah, and what we do? Well, I'm trying to decide. I wish we knew who met Stacey in that private room. Well, me not know that. From what you said, it looks as though Stacey's parning something. If he is, Tonto will wait and watch. They'll give Stacey and his gang rope enough to hang themselves. In town later that night, Tonto located the outlaws, then reported to the Lone Ranger, who waited with Scott and Silver in the darkness behind a row of buildings. Leading the horses at Ground Hitch. The two men moved to a place where they could remain unseen, while they watched Greg Stacey and three members of his gang across the street, near the Madora Railroad Station. Buckboard stopped at the station. The driver is talking to Greg Stacey. You know him? No. No, we never see the driver before. I'm afraid we will scare horses. Those horses are too nervous to be hitched to a buckboard. I think you sure got a mighty spirited team to draw that wagon. Yeah. That's what the man in the livery stable said. Want me to be careful? Said these horses were gun-shy. Good. Soon as the easterners aboard the wagon, you boys know what to do. Just haze the tender foot. Well, you know what this is. We'll set up a commotion. It'll start a runaway that no one can hold back. That'll be all right, as long as it looks like an accident. Hey, quiet! Hey, the pilot, the leader! Hey, man, quiet! The one passenger who prepared to leave the train at Madora was a dynamic man in his early 20s. He had a quick smile, a friendly manner, and an abundance of energy that found outlet in strenuous sports like boxing, wrestling, riding, and hunting. He was a man whose later years were to be claimed by destiny to fill important pages in the history of America. A man who would one day occupy the White House as President Teddy Roosevelt. All right, Mr. Oldville, Mr. Madora. Bullies! Good trip conductors! Good train! Well, thanks, sir. Want some help with the luggage? No thanks, I'll manage. The arrival of the train with a tiffing steam and flying sparks sent the buckboard horses into a frenzy of fear.  Hog down, I tell you, take it easy! Use the whip on them. I'll cut up a ribbon so they don't come down. What's going on here? Can't horse them. They'll break their spirit. Hold on, don't use that whip. The horses are frightened. Whipping won't help. Give me the reins. Stand aside! Now, quiet. Easy. Take it easy. You're all right. No one's going to hurt you, fella. Holding the reins firmly, the man from the east touched the necks of the horses with a steady hand and spoke in a friendly manner. I gotta use quiet in those critics. You see, a soft word is sometimes more effective than a big stick. It applies to people as well as to horses. I reckon you must be Mr. Roosevelt. That's right. I'm Ferris. You are? Hey, glad to meet you face to face. Well, I'm glad to meet you, Mr. Roosevelt. These are some of the boys from the Maltese Cross. Glad to see you. Howdy. Well, Greg, you put Mr. Roosevelt's luggage on the buttboard. Right. I wasn't sure you could handle western Bronx, Mr. Roosevelt, so I've got a buttboard for you. Just follow the road straight ahead. Good. Here's the reins of Mr. Roosevelt. There you go. Now, boys, give the tender foot a hasten. Whoa! Hey, look at him go. That's what I call a runaway. We'll continue our Lone Ranger adventure in just a moment. Hello. This is the Lone Ranger speaking. You know Americans have the reputation of being always on the go. You can see how we got that reputation when you think back on the exploits of men like Daniel Boone, Lewis and Clark, David Crockett, and many others. They had to cross the rivers, climb the mountains, break the trails from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Today, Americans are still full of energy, and the important thing to remember is that we are a free nation. We eat more energy-giving wheat by far than any other grain. It's one big reason why we are still on the move exploring new frontiers. Keep on eating your wheat and you'll be doing okay. Okay. Now, to continue. The Lone Ranger and Tato, who watched from across the street, saw the outlaws deliberately panic the Buckboard team.  We must stop that runaway team before the man on the wagon is killed. Teddy! Teddy Roosevelt was no novice in handling horses, but it took all of his skill and strength to keep the wildly racing team from overturning the Buckboard. Teddy! Suddenly, he was aware of a man riding a big white horse at great next speed to overtake the careening Buckboard. As the white horse came close to the driver's seat, Roosevelt saw that the rider's face was partly covered by a mask. The mask man urged his mouth ahead until by leaning farther beside, he could grasp the bridle of the nearest runaway horse. Roosevelt was fully aware of the risks taken by the mask man, the slightest miscalculation, or a sudden unexpected turn by one of the horses, might cause a fatal fall. But gradually, the team slowed, then stopped. Teddy Roosevelt, joy! I'll help you steady those horses! Roosevelt jumped to the ground and hurried forward to aid the mask man in calming the fighting team. Oh, steady, easy, easy! Meanwhile, Tato caught up, who reigned and dismounted. He did. Oh, me. We never see horses handled better. Nor did I. By Gadbury, I've never seen anything more daring than what this mask man did. We talk about what you did. Tato's right. They're expert stage drivers who couldn't have handled the runaway as well as you did and kept the wagons from tipping over. This fella makes plenty good stagecoach drivers. Thanks, Indian, and thanks to you for helping me. I've heard of masked outlaws in this part of the country, but I didn't expect to owe my life to one. I'm not an outlaw. Then why are you masked? Who are you? Many people call me the Lone Ranger. The Lone Ranger, I've heard of you. Yes, indeed, this is a bully adventure. Do you mind telling me your name? Certainly not. It's Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt. Mr. Roosevelt, Tato and I saw the men at the station deliberately panic the horses. Ha! Hazing me! Trying to test the metal of a tenderfoot. That's why they did it. Are they friends of yours? One of them is Sylvain Ferris. I've bought an interest in the cattle business he and Merrifield operate. We own the Maltese Cross and Elkhorn Ranch. Some of the men who are at the station are outlaws. More than Kansas. But they're cowboys working at the Maltese Cross. They're cattle thieves and killers. It must be mistaken. I'm sure Ferris wouldn't hire outlaws. He may not mow their outlaws. He must have eaten. Men come this way. We'll leave before they arrive. Beyond guard when you're with them. Yes, indeed. Easy said it. Roosevelt watched the masked man and Tato right away and admired the great horse, Silver. Then he turned as Pete Hudson who called himself Ferris and the outlaws who had been identified as ranch hands approached and drew rain. Are you all right, Mr. Roosevelt? I'm just bullied. Boys meant to start the team at a fast clip just to sort of haze you. Didn't mean to start a runaway. All right, Ferris. I don't mind a little action. We saw two men here with you. Who are they? One of them is the... I didn't get his name, but he stopped the team. Oh. Well, maybe I'd better drive the team the rest of the way. Nonsense. I'll drive. You and the men ride ahead. I'll follow. All right, Mr. Roosevelt. I'll see you at the ranch. After reaching the ranch house, Roosevelt talked for a long time with a man who posed as his partner, while the real Sylvain Ferris was held prisoner in the shack near Chimney Butte by two members of Greg Stacey's gang. The rest of the gang and Stacey himself slept in the Maltese Cross bunkhouse. The following morning, the outlaws were saddling their horses in the corral when Pete Hudson approached. Oh, Greg. Yeah? Take the voice of Chimney Butte as fast as you can. Drive off the soccer squirrel there. Take it to Painted Rock Canyon. You know the place? Yeah, but I don't... Take Sylvain Ferris with you. I'll join you later. What's wrong? Roosevelt asked too many questions. Here he comes. Out of bed and rest for a riding. Remember what I said, Greg? Move the cattle as soon as possible. Morning, gentlemen. Morning, sir. Bully day for riding, huh? Oh, it looks to me like Storm's heading his way. Storm nonsense. I want to see this ranch, Ferris. Sure thing, Mr. Roosevelt. Especially the cattle. If you said in your last letter, it would be corraled at the time I arrived. Well, we... It was a natural land formation that made a fine corral. Chimney Butte, I think you call it. Oh, well, uh... Mr. Roosevelt, I don't like to take you there when there's likelihood of a hard rain. You see, the place gets flooded, isn't it? Ah, that's strange. In one of your letters, you said it was a bully place to hold cattle because it was well drained. Oh, well, I must have been thinking of another place. Ferris, would you mind going back to the house with me for a few minutes? I want you to sign an extra copy of our partnership agreement. Uh, sign my name? Yes, if you have no objection. Greg, you should come barrel on them. I said... What did you say, Ferris? He told me to do this! Oh! That's it, Greg. Rich Eastonuck can be knocked out as easy as anyone else. He knew we were up to something. Yeah, and he knew he'd trap you when you couldn't sign your name to match the Ferris signature. Take him into the house, tie him, gag him, and we'll head for Chimney Butte. You said two men were guarding the cattle there. As we get Ferris and the boys who are with him, we'll gun the guards and then move the cattle. We'll be a long way off before anyone finds Rose. Roosevelt regained consciousness soon after Pete and the outlaws left the ranch. He found himself lying on the floor of the house with a gag in his mouth and strong ropes around his wrists and ankles. He fought hard for nearly an hour to free his hands. Then he rested for a moment. He had just begun a new effort. When he saw the door swill open, the masked man and Toto entered the room. Toto, Roosevelt, tie him, gag him. He got gunned. Remove the gag. I'll take care of these ropes. No. Thanks. I don't know what brought you to here. We were camped in the woods near here and saw the man who met you at the station riding past. He went with him, so we came here to find out why. Did you see all of the men who met me? There were six of them. And the man who calls himself Ferris is with him. There. Don't you think he's Ferris? No, I think he's an imposter. And I think there's a reason why they don't want me to go near Chimney Butte. The men we saw were headed that way. We'll go after them. I'll go with you. Are you sure you feel well enough? I've never avoided a fight in my life. Just give me time to get my guns in the bedroom. Very well. Otto, Roosevelt looks like a fighting man. He can handle guns as well as he handles horses. He'll make a great partner in battle. Ah. In a moment, the Easterner returned to the living room buckling a cartridge belt, from which hung a brace of six guns as heavy as those of the Lone Ranger. I'm ready. Let's catch those crooks. We'll ride a rough shot. At the corral, Roosevelt selected a big powerful horse. While helping saddle the animal, the Lone Ranger said, You'll have a hard ride, Roosevelt. I've been here in Chimney Butte. The ground is mighty rough. Ha ha. Can't be too rough for me. I like rough riding. It's exciting. All right, rough rider. Let's go. Easy. Get a big car. All right, rough rider. Let's go. Easy. Get a big car. Get up there. During the fast hard ride across the uneven ground, Teddy Roosevelt handled his horse with skill and daring and was admired by the Lone Ranger and Tato. Presently, the three men saw a massive formation that towered above the rock-studded country. From a distance, it resembled a short, thick chimney. That's the place. That's Chimney Butte. That's where the cattle are corraled. A moment later, the horsemen were near enough to hear gunfire. They saw bursts of smoke from two guns fired by guards who were fortified by rocks in the narrow gap that opened into the area where the cattle was held. The guards were returning the gunfire of attackers who were crouching behind massive boulders. The eight outlaws were well protected from the gunfire of the guards, but they were in plain view of the hard-riding masked man, his Indian friend and the Easterner who shouted, Those are the men from the ranch. The outlaws. We draw a rain. Get back a rock. Don't draw a rain. No, no. Don't draw a rain. Charge! With his reins wrapped around the saddle horn, Roosevelt spurred his horse, drew both guns and opened fire. For the Lone Ranger and Tato, there was just one thing to do. We'll stay with him, Tato. Let's go. Let's go. The three men rode a breast firing with devastating speed and accuracy. They were like three musketeers of old, ignoring the odds against them, riding to battle with no thought of personal safety. It was the kind of charge that Teddy Roosevelt, a few years later, led up San Juan Hill to turn the tide of a war with Spain. Several of the outlaws dropped in their cracks. Others had their weapons smashed by bullets. The rest threw down their guns and raised their hands. Hold your breath. Hold your breath. Give your hands up. After your side, the wounded will be cared for. Great work, Roosevelt. You plenty good fighting man. A bully fight! A short time later, Sylvain Perez, who lay tightly bound and gagged in a shack, heard the creak of an opening door. He turned on his bunk, expecting to see one of his captors. Instead, he saw a brisk man who drew a hunting knife as he said. Have you free in no time, Perez? First, the gag. I have lots to tell you. About a gang of crooks. A crooked foreman. That takes care of the gag. Who are you? Me? I'm your partner, Roosevelt. Well, thanks. Oh, don't start panking me, Perez. We're both obligated to the mask man who is going to bring the marshal here to take charge of the crooks. And now your hands are free. A mask man? That's right. He calls me the rough rider. And I call him the Lone Ranger. The righted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated is produced by Trendl Campbell Muir Incorporated. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beamer, your announcer, Fred Boy. Listen to the Lone Ranger brought to you by special recording Mondays through Fridays at this same time.