Going on everyone Sam here with late sports cards. We've been 23 tops museum collection baseball hobby six box half case break number 34 pick your team style read off a list of our names our teams got Brian G with the Mets Chris B. Cubs Dixon K With the Reds dug our Guardians Tigers Brewers drew H. Blue J. Suki M. Marlins Frank S. Rocky's Pirates Yeah, Rocky's Pirates Georgia M with the athletics Glen K. Padres Jack S. Phillies Cardinals James P with the Astros Jason M. White Sox Joe T with the Mariners Jotie with the Mariners John C angels Dodgers and D-backs Johnny a twins the only G Nats Logan H. Orioles Michael B Red Sox Yankees Quinty E with the Royals Robert W. Ray's Russell F. Giant Shelby a Rangers in Tim T with the Braves So good luck here everybody. Let's do it Tom Brady or he probably might get sickie notice how forest moons and Mike a sickie or not in the same My prayers are answered. There you go. Shai two spots and masterware breakers by a personal. I Don't know. It's a good question. Actually Shane Both could yield some some big hits for sure. That's Dominic Fletcher Comper Derek Jeter, right? Yep. Derek Jeter and Chuck nasty 235 on the Jersey Hello, Shai. Oh Oh, yes, we do we got a frame ski yellow or gold that's you at two ninety-nine salve What's a Yankee? Mariano Rivera 11 of 15 enter Sandman, baby. Nice. Let's go. Hell. Yeah, man The Sandman 11 of 15 for the Yankees clean sig as always gorgeous card congrats New York I think that's Michael B many machado to 150 that is what mookie, right? Yeah, mookie bets nice one here two of 10 Pete Alonso two-color three-colored patch auto Nice one there for the meds probably a decent amount of time. Honestly, Shai Probably a decent amount of time Chuck no block card. Yeah, there we go Victor easy Easy my bucket book it real quick Schwabah That McLean and Oswald for Raza 15 of 20 for the Yankees I just want to make sure I don't want to say the wrong guy. 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I got called up Mac Jones the breaking that's kind of disrespectful There's judge Chisholm the 150 Got O'Neill Cruz and Peter Lonzo to 50 second Peter Lonzo Nice one there for the Mets should be that one more time 39 to 50 But it's so far away They'll put it in the next room No No, no, no, no, no, that'll never happen wander Franco Max free to 99 congrats on that brave. It's like an extra hit in here And You're on one collar that is 14 of 99 for the white socks gave you the quadript primary pieces Cameron I'm the Mark Jackson top-loading. I don't know what you're talking about This guy says to miss these guys facing Z kill so far to 299. You want to say something? There's a Jim Rice to 199 congrats on that red socks I'll give you like there's a little better than not that good You're like this year's like Matt Stafford 2023 Matt Stafford We're just injured all the time. Yeah, not showing up Oscar Colage judge Chisholm and how too bad it's 25. It's not dialed. I guess I swung there See you at 25. Yeah, that's Position Lamar shouldn't be playing he's freaking MVP and Second team in the second in the AFC dude. Those Lamar's are running back jokes are so like 2019 Yeah, so we're so past that cam We're very fast at this point got Volpe to 299 nice one there Yanks that yondi yondi Diaz and Ryan Howard to 299 grads on that fills Very nice very nice. Thank you Peter. Pick it up some Philly spots Joseph M with the bills and certified Blue of Brandon Nemo to 150 Oswald for Oz Jeff McNeil nice one there to 299 and grads on that one Mets the flying squirrel over over over Kadeya Jake is the Ryan leaf of top-loading See I get behind that one like a sickie that is to 25 Boba shut Congrats on that one Game used bow flows Like a sickie water now water get this guy water stat get this guy water to mix in stat Zikil Tovar and Hunter Dozier to at 25 for the It's the one MVP. We're still one MVP to 114 games as a quarterback He's probably at this point in time a top five quarterback in the NFL right now The only people who make Lamar Jackson jokes are fans of teams that have a quarterback That's not as good as more Jackson. That's what I've learned.  You have no one at QV That is a Kodai Zen got a 50 Louisa rise Matt Chapman to at 299 congrats on that blue jays. Thank you rich picking up a gilded mixer spot blue jays on that one Siba that is Randy Arosa Rena and you Darvish 29 of 99 nice one there There's Cody Bellinger to 299 for the doors. No, not for the Dodgers for the Cubs. Excuse me for the Cubs Sandhya Alcantra and Gabby Moreno 25 at 25 He will get some this year and grants on that one dime backs He will get some MVP votes this year, buddy. I could promise you that as a Steelers fan I hate that we didn't draft that that's what I'm saying Dude, there's so many my buddy is a Patriots fan. He to this day Still is pissed that the Patriots from an office for not taking Lamar that year Rafi Devers Kyle Stowers 17 of 50 Congrats on that one Orioles He also hasn't been healthy the past. He also missed the last seven games in the past two years Which are the only two years after and then again everybody forgets before the before Lamar got injured last year They were the number one seed in the NFC. They're seven and one before Lamar got hurt last year Everybody forgets that everybody loves to forget that And right now they're one of the best teams in the NFL Probably what top five team in the NFL? I would say so. Yeah Mad the Cowboys, right exactly Pat's took yeah, exactly is a win and Sony, Michelle Now I know for having it for having Greg Roman after that MVP season for two years unbelievable, dude John Carlos Stanton to 15 nice one there. Congrats on that one Yankees three-color patch Yeah, Lamar to DJ and Pickens that would be insane. That would be insane Yeah, Mars never had a weapon Mars never had a weapon outside of Andrews and led the NFL and passing touchdowns one year That's instant stupid Andre Simeone's chipper Jones 15 to 15 Nice one there for the Braves. Congrats on that bravos. I don't want to do the Patriots draft miss talk. You can yeah I know I know Bon. I'm sorry. I brought that up I'm getting all just punching the air punching the air right now Rob Jordan Walker rookie Miguel Cabrera 11 to 25 nice one there Jersey Otto for the Tigers And Zach Rinky. Oh, believe me shelves. I know God believe me. I know that I know we should have gotten dude I wanted to get Stefan. I want to Jeff Stefan big so bad so bad All I cared about grew up in Maryland played at Maryland. All I wanted was was in 2015 was the fondigs purple Kodai Senga the 99 and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 73 of 99 game use Jersey for the Blue Jays nice one there Toronto All right, do a quick random here. Thank you mark picking up three spots in masterwork down to 15 to go No, 16 to go on masterwork Angels Mets Dodgers and Rangers do a quick dice roll Gonna go Seven times on the quad again show hey with the Angels Verlander Mets the Grom Rangers and Clayton Kershaw with the Dodgers one two three four five six and seven Dodgers nice one they're gonna get the quad That's true I've been so pissed that we took quit and Johnson dude. Oh Yeah, it's a Kodai Senga Kodai Senga Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Hey you Darvish You're on Moncada Kyle Stowers show hey Chuck nasty Hunter Dozier Boba Shat Jose Al Tuve Oswald Barraza and John Carlos then We've got a Ryan Howard Cece Max Freed Peter Lonzo Gabby Moreno Chipper Jones to 15 Corbin Carroll rookie Jersey Auto a Matt Chapman Jeff McNeil Jim Rice Miguel Cabrera Peter Lonzo and framed of Mariano that will do it for the break. Thank you all again for the fill up next is masterwork


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I think perfectionism is wonderful but not the type of perfectionism that most people think about.  Too much of life is wasted on what I call small picture perfectionism, all the details that don't actually matter and makes it slower and harder for you to discover what you're calling really is, which takes a lot of experimentation. An experimentation takes courage. And courage in my experience takes a big picture perfectionism, which means taking a step back and looking at the bigger picture of life, the greater view of life, and realizing that the process you are part of is actually perfect. All of the things that you try, all the mistakes that you make, all the learning that you're doing, it's all part of a process that's perfect. And also another part of big picture perfectionism is realizing that in the big picture you are truly going to be taken care of at a profound level that you don't even realize, but you are going to be okay. In the big picture everything is going to be perfect.  Be well.


Oh, yeah, you're away! Oh, there it was! Alright guys, what's up? I'm meeting Dan out here at Paris, of all places. I've never been to Paris skate park before. I've only seen clips online and on Instagram, but meeting Dan out here, we're going to skate Paris, skate park for a bit, and then I think there's like a bump to ledge spot nearby here. Looks like Ohio or something, I don't know. Is Ohio Midwest? Montana? What other Midwest states are there that I'm forgetting? Cool thing about this park is if you look at this park on Google Earth or Google Maps from the sky, it's a big P for Paris. City of Paris. Welcome to Paris! A night in Paris. I don't know if you guys know, but if you want to skate a really tough Euro, come to Paris. It's a very hard Euro. It's weird, huh? No, it's super easy. Do you think I've ever skated? I don't know. There's a double Euro here too. I don't know if it's like a double Euro, but it's like a step and then a Euro. You can see. If you didn't call this it, I would call this and then that. Oh, I get you. There's like one, two, and then you're up. I was just saying to Dan earlier about ledges at skate parks, like when there's like a gap underneath like this. In my head, I feel like I'm going to fall in there.  I feel like I'm going to fall into that little gap there. Oh, that was great. Keep going. We loved it. That's all my might. The light impact. We're leaving Paris now. We're going to go look at this street spot, I believe. I didn't get many clips at this park here because I don't know. Those ledges were vibing me out. I didn't want to fall down the hole there. Then I got really busy and there was a little kid on an electric BMX bike thing that was really loud and annoying. It sounded like an RC car. So we're getting out of here right now. This is why I don't skate local because I don't know. Whoa, be careful. This is why I don't skate local because it's like, I don't know, different vibes, different vibes. So we just arrived at this spot right now. First time seeing this spot in person, but there's a truck in a couch, like literally right in the way here. I'll show you guys. I think the truck might be leaving though. This is a spot we're looking at here. Yeah. There's a very steep bump onto this ledge here. Go over the dirt land here, but there's a truck in the couch. Requiner too in the way. Yeah, there's a big truck. Keep on trucking up. Dan's doing the old East Coast sweep special. I was just going to use my foot to, but he has a much more better alternative. This man would take the shirt off his own back to groom a spot for you. That's commitment. So we're trying to skate this spot, but for some reason this truck is wiping us out because you've got to like carve in. I don't want to go knock on his cab and see when he's gone because he could have a lot lizard in there. You never know. You're going to have a what? A lot lizard. Trinkets in your head. Yeah. Look right there. I'm not on it though. It doesn't matter if you land it. You land it.  You got on that one better? Just stuck. Like I could tell you're leaning into it. No, it's not really in our space. It just makes it that much easier to think about now. Oh yeah. Now watch this time you go.  Is that Mark on your pants? Were you just hit your knee? Yeah. Or you did smack your knee? It's here. Oh man, it gave you a tattoo. First. Give me a minute. You hit your face? Nah. I just hit my back. That was the one. That was perfect speed and everything. Yeah. We're trying to aim to get on further down. Yeah, that was it. So once you get out, you're already, you know? Yeah, that was perfect. Do it exactly like that. You got a gap. You got a gap.  Next try. My foot slipped off. Oh, I saw that. You got right here. That was so, so good. So I copped that front tail on this little bump to out ledge thing. I'm parked all the run-ins. Running, I feel like running is like half a skateboarding. You have to like run and then throw it down. And like the more and more that you repeat the process of trying for a trick, the less and less steps it takes, if it makes sense. Like I probably did that more than 10 goes. Easily 15 goes, 20 goes maybe. But it's like the more you throw down and run, the steps become smaller and smaller to eventually you get the last step and you just have to pop out or whatever. Just land it. Sonic Boom Bay. Then the fighter that uses that move. What? The fighter that uses the move, Sonic Boom. Who is that? Ryukin. First of all, Ryukin? It's Ryu. And it's Gile. Gile, the American. So Dan and I are out at this skate park that's just off March Airfield. Airfield Bay is kind of speaking English. You know what this skate park really reminds me of? If you've ever played Grand Theft Auto 5, you go to the skate parks in the game and they're primitive like this. Right?  That's so sackable. Yeah, dude. This is sick. It's a hand and board sliding. Yeah. It's, I mean, at least we're the only two people here today. This is like one of those primitive parks. This is my favorite thing here. This, yeah, it is honestly. Bump to ledge. And then just some, the architecture here. Like why is this here? Why is there a gap here? And what Dan was saying, the only good ledge that's here, there's a rail on it so you can't skate it. Oh, you can go with the end here. Yeah, the perils of round coping. Let's have a look at this hip because this hip defies physics and it defies common sense. It skates down with the skate park rail. I mean, you could still hit it, but it's very narrow. I mean, is there one round? No, there's no round bars. I don't want to talk about it. The way to skate it, I guess, would be out of the hip over the rail. That's actually kind of cool. Gosh. I would say that that's the main way that you should be skating this thing.  Oh, you have that. It's all made of upside down Australian stink. I'm not going that way. That's where you just farted.  I love that you're dropping it halfway down the bank. This is great. This is content. Come back on your front board. Or not. Now we skate it all day. I got that front tail. Marked around at this little park here at March Air Field Base. And yes, I'm about 10 minutes. I got like 10 minutes to drive because we didn't skate it later. We skated Riverside. We skated Riverside County. I'm tired and the endorphins are beginning to kick in and I don't have a seatbelt on and I'm driving and I'm vlogging.


What's going on everybody? It's Dave back with AlexFergus.com with another video for you. Here's a fun fact to start off today's video. Over 2000 years ago, in ancient Greece, over the entrance to the Oracle of Delphi was the inscription, Know Thyself. Even thousands of years ago, the Greeks knew how important it was to know yourself. Why am I bringing that up? Well today we're going to be talking about a testing and diagnostic service called Let'sGetChecked.com. Let'sGetChecked.com offers a wide array of diagnostic blood tests that you can do in the comfort of your own home. Now for a lot of people, getting a blood test is something that you have to go to your doctor and convince them that you need a test done and then pay lots and lots of money and fight with an insurance company. But Let'sGetChecked.com is sending kits out that let you do a finger prick, collect the blood, send it off to a lab, wait for processing and then view your results. So is Let'sGetChecked something that might be interesting to you and might be worthwhile looking into? Well, I went ahead and I got a diagnostic kit, I took the test, mailed it back, got the results. So in this video, we're going to go over what the testing involves, what the collection process looks like, then come back and talk about the results and wrap it up with some pros, some cons to find out if Let'sGetChecked.com might be a service that you might be interested in looking into to find out more about yourself. Stay tuned. All right, so this is what the kit looks like when it arrives in the mail. So let's open it up and take a look at what you're getting inside. Okay, so there's going to be some information on the lid here. It's telling you what kind of test you're taking. I'm taking the male hormone advanced. It's got a serial number for your activation and a barcode there. You need to put it in your sample collection date and your birth date. Looks like. Okay. All right, there's some instructions here and okay, what's this guy? Oh, it's a little card that you can say, keep these details, it'll help you keep track of your sample. Okay, so it matches the code and numerical code there. Got it. Okay, so activate your kit before testing. Okay. All right, well, we'll go do that in a second, but I just wanted to go over the interior of the box here and about what's inside. So first you activate it, then fill the details in the lid, collect your sample in the morning. It's 7.30 in the morning here right now. Run back immediately. Okay. It looks like that is the sample collection. Let's take a look at the instructions a little bit here. Okay, so it looks like I need to wash my hands. I'm going to use this finger here. I'm going to remove a cap from one of the lancets, wipe with alcohol, stab myself with the lancet. Okay, gentle poke if you will, then I'm going to massage my finger and fill the sample collection tube and put it in the mailing envelope. That looks fairly straightforward.  Okay, I have now washed my hands. I've got some wonderful mango dragon fruit organic soap. Man, that stuff smells so good. It reminds me of the island of Kauai. If you ever get a chance to go to Kauai, drive out to Honolay and keep going past it and out towards Tunnels Beach and you might find a guy out there that does whack and open coconuts in the back of a truck so you can drink out of them. Anyway, so I got my hands washed and the next step is I'm going to have to use one of these lancets to prick my finger and fill the tube. So first, let's get a lancet out and it looks like there's some, I'll get one out for now. It looks like we've got some Stero wipes, a little Band-Aid, that's nice. So there's the alcohol swab, alcohol free cleansings wipes. Well, you know, I'm okay using alcohol this morning. So I will go ahead and use the alcohol on my little guy here.  Okay, so let's take this lancet. Actually, you know what I should have done? I should have opened this collection tube first. I don't want to, okay, let's get the collection tube. I'm actually using the insert from the box to keep it standing upright.  And then you just push down, here we go. And the meaty part of my finger, filling, looks like one more drop is all I need. Yep, okay, well, I'm going to go clean up my hand and I'll be right back. All right, I'm back, I've used the handy dandy little band aid that they included. So I am going to now, oh, I'm going to spill that, that would have been bad. Seal up my sample, oh man, I think it just, there you go, it's just a pressure fit. But as you can see, I definitely filled that guy, I've given him enough blood all the way to the 600 line, right, oh come on, there we go, line there. Okay, now I am going to put my specimen in the biohazard specimen transport bag. I guess I just peel this, fold that over, like so. So I've got the sample in the sample bag. According to the instructions now, I just wanted to double check on this. It says, seal your samples in the biohazard bag and place the bag in the test box and return in the supplied envelope. That makes sense. So we're just going to put the biohazard bag into the box, like that. And I already did fill in the lid details, so that's already been done with my birth date and today's date. And we're just going to put the box into the bag, like so. They thought of everything. This bag is perfectly sized for this box and seal it up and drop it in the mail. I'll be dropping that off this afternoon, since it's a Saturday, where I'm at right now, and there is mail service today. So that's basically the entire collection process for the let's get checked health and wellness tests. Like I said, it took only about five minutes, the only problem I ran into was trying to get enough blood out of my finger while standing behind a camera. But for everybody else, I don't think it should be a problem at all. It's certainly a lot less nerve-wracking than getting poked with a big needle by a phlebotomist or a nurse at a doctor's office. So can't wait to see what the results on these guys are. Hopefully it's only a couple of days after they get it. So I'm guessing three to five days for them to get it, three or four days for them to run the tests, and then we'll take a look at the results. So thanks. Okay, so here we are at the dashboard. And we're just going to take a look here at some of my test results. So scrolling down here, you see that I don't have any active tests and my overall health, those are the questions that I asked, that were asked when I signed up. So you can see I'm a non-smoker, I don't drink, my blood pressure, all that, I don't have anything connected there. So here's my male hormone advanced test results. My testosterone appears normal. So that's good. My SHBG or sex hormone binding globulin was a little bit high. My free androgen index is normal in the green there. And my prolactin was a little bit high. You can see it's just barely over the normal range. And then next up is going to be my Oestrodial or estrogen levels. And those are normal, those are in the green. So that's how you see your results there. Wearable integration. If I had a Garmin, I'd be able to connect it, but I don't. I guess they're gonna be integrating Fitbit and Apple Watch. Online store is where you can go and order more. You can also speak to a nurse. Let's take a look at the online store here. And so let's take a look at the different types of tests that are available. So you got sexual, women's, men's, and wellness. Let's take a look at wellness here. Okay, look at all the different types of tests you have. I'm actually kind of interested in the C-reactive protein, which is an inflammation marker. It's a finger prick method. And let's see here. So there you can see there's a lot of information about how to take it. And let's see, the price there is $69. That's really not a bad price at all to find out about inflammation markers. So that's a, I'm pretty impressed with that. Let's see here. Let's go to my account back there and take a look back to where we started here. Okay, so if you have a test, you'd activate it right there at the top. But yeah, as you can see my overall health record, these are questions, like I said, that you answer when you first create your account.  I went ahead and actually created my account while the kit was being shipped to me. And like I said, there's always that button down there where you can speak to a nurse. So let's go back to the main home page. So as you can see, they've got a whole bunch of different types of tests here. And that's exactly what the kit looked like when I got it in the mail. Absolutely 100%. Yep. So yeah, you can take multiple tests and then track your information over time. And it looks like they've got, wow, 184,000 tests performed. And they're partnered with CVS and Walmart. I did not know that I learned something today. So yep, there you go. That is pretty much how you receive your results from the let'sgetcheck.com test. Okay, so we've taken a look at the collection process for the let'sgetcheck.com tests. And we've taken a look at the web-based interface and how you receive your results after you have the phone consultation with one of the nurses from let'sgetcheck.com. So what are some pros, what are some cons with this let'sgetcheck service? Well, I think one of the pros has to be the convenience factor. I mean, you order the test online and you take the test on your own time in the comfort of your own house. Now, for example, me, I had to take the male hormone advanced test first thing in the morning to get the most accurate results. Which meant that I could take that test on a Saturday morning in my pajamas, which I actually admit to doing. I was actually in my pajamas. So that's a huge convenience factor for me personally. You don't have to make an appointment with a doctor's office, go in and see a doctor, convince a doctor that you need to have a test done. And then possibly set up a second appointment to come back and get the blood drawn if they can't do it that day. So you're not taking time off of work, you're doing it on your own time. So I think the convenience factor is definitely something that let'sgetcheck.com has going for it. I think the price is also another pro. A lot of the tests are very reasonable, most of them are all under $100. I think the C-reactive protein test we looked at was I think $69, which is pretty good. Considering that a lot of these blood type tests can run hundreds and hundreds of dollars from a diagnostic service like Quest Diagnostics. So price is definitely a pro. I think that the kit and the instructions that come in the kit are very clear. Fairly easy for me to figure out what I was supposed to do and how to do it. The dashboard that the site has as well, it's very clear and you can see your results, they're just right there. I think that's also another pro, after you get your consultation call from the nurse, your results are instantly available through their web-based dashboard and they're clear as bell. I mean, you can't miss them and they're just right there. So that's another pro. And I think the interpretation factor, that whole phone call consultation that you have to receive prior to viewing your results is another pro because a lot of folks might just see results, jump onto Google and try and self-diagnose themselves and think they're dying or something.  Let's go over them, ask you some questions and recommend, hey, you might wanna see a doctor or these results aren't atypical considering you didn't sleep well last night or you've been sick or you've been under a lot of stress, so you might maybe wanna talk to a doctor. So I think having the interpretation factor is a really positive thing that they've got going for them. So what are some cons? I think the collection method can be a little tricky for some people the first time, as you saw from my experience.  I did figure it out and I think if I had to do it again, I would probably be a lot faster and more efficient at doing it. And I think people that might be a little squeamish about blood might have a little more problems than other folks versus going to a doctor and having a blood draw. I think the wait time might also be a con, although it's not really anybody's fault. I mean, the lab is in England and the shipping times on top of the processing times, you can take seven to ten days for you to get your results. So while I don't think it's really anybody's fault, it's something you should be made aware of that if you do order one of these tests, your results aren't gonna show up probably for seven to ten days. And the only other con that I can think of is there isn't a clear and easy way to export your results as a report out of the web interface. If you wanna take your results and share them with your doctor, you have to basically take screenshots. I would like to see some sort of share button that you can export them out and maybe as a PDF, which would be fairly easy to implement I would think on a website. So there isn't a way to cleanly and easily share the results of your tests out of the website. So that's really the only other con I have. So is let'sgetcheck.com, thumbs up, thumbs down. Well, I really don't like to give a hard yes or a hard no. So in my opinion, if you're somebody that likes to know more about themselves, if you're curious about maybe some of your hormone levels, your reactive C, reactive protein levels, your cholesterol. There's also a whole wide range of STD testing available as well. If you're somebody that wants to know and keep tabs of all of those biological markers and take charge of your own biology, I think let'sgetcheck is definitely a good viable option for home base collection testing. A lot of other services that I've seen require you to order a kit online, which really isn't much of a kit.  Now, if you don't want to do that and you want to do it at home, let'sgetcheck.com seems like a really good viable option. There are some downsides, like I mentioned, but overall I think it's a really great service and I might actually do another test or to myself down the road just to see where I'm at and make sure that things are going the way they're supposed to be going. So, with that said, my name's Dave with alexfordis.com. I hope you're having a wonderful day out there. Till next time, see you around.


Hi and welcome to the session I'm Kanika and I'm going to help you to solve the following question. The question says express each of the complex number given in the exercises 1 to 10 in the form a plus iota b. Given complex number is 1 by 5 plus iota 2 by 5 minus 4 plus iota 5 by 2. Before solving this question we should understand how to find the difference of two complex numbers. Z1 is equal to a plus iota b and Z2 is equal to c plus iota d are any two complex numbers then the difference that is Z1 minus Z2 or we can say that addition of Z1 and minus Z2 equal to a minus c plus iota b minus t. This is the key idea in this question. Proceed on with our solution. Given complex number is 1 by 5 plus iota 2 by 5 minus 4 plus iota 5 by 2. Now we will apply the rule for difference of two complex number so we will take the real and imaginary path in separate brackets. So this is equal to 1 by 5 minus 4 plus iota 2 by 5 minus 5 by 2 and this is equal to 1 minus 20 upon 5 plus iota 4 minus 25 upon 10 and this is equal to minus 19 by 5 plus iota minus 21 by 10. Thus minus 19 by 5 minus 21 by 10 iota is the required solution. Here a is equal to minus 19 by 5 and b is equal to minus 21 by 10. So we have reduced the given complex number in the form a plus iota b. So this completes the session by ended here.


Welcome to Toffy TV, now the season is almost here, we've had our last pre-season game. It's transfer deadline day, Thursday, today is Monday. The squad, Baz, do you think this squad is good enough? Will they you? That's the thing. You look scared. I mean that was a quick turn of ours. It was a quick turn of ours. I look at this squad and I'm slightly worried by the depth of it. I don't think... I was looking at the... I was looking at the plays in the squad. Once we get past that first eleven, it is slightly concerning that...  There's not much squad depth in terms of seeing your players. It's a lot of youngsters, so if you go through the team... I mean obviously, we're not going to do everyone but... the senior players like to fill the track, yet we want them out the side. Like Bains, obviously with Dignay coming in. But once you start sketching past the surface, you look at the replacements. The replacements are all very, very young, very, very unproven. Sigarton replacements is key in that. With Charleston, who's a young lad himself, and... Wolcott replacements, is had them all with luckment. Possibly Dominic Arblun Lewin. Possibly Dominic Arblun Lewin for the forward place. Nias for the forward place. Tom Davies for the Snidlin Garner role. You know, Benny Benningamy for the Snidlin Garner role. Right back, John Joe Kenny. Holgate is our only centre-back replacement as we speak. You know, that worries me. If any of these players get injured, we are going to be relying on a lot of youngsters this season. Yes, youngsters who've played in the Premier League, but we will be relying on a lot of youngsters. That's concerning at the moment, especially with...  Yes, we've got Sando, again he's another one, very unproven. So, I mean, that's what concerns me. I mean, how do you feel about that? A message, yes, a message, but again he's a player. Will he be here in three or four days? Yeah, you look at the team and we need, it's clearly obvious we need a centre-back. Like I've said before, we need a centre-manfield player for me definitely to go into the team. Squad wise, I suppose it's a tough one because the players you've got rid of, I think most people want to just rid of them. And then as you bridge that gap of being a squad player and at a club that isn't really, it's not in your ear, and we don't know where it's going to be this season. And I suppose ideally you want to bring youngsters through to be part of that because they're the core of, they should be the core of any side. But you're right, I suppose, in some respects, any injury is always going to shine a spotlight on it. I mean, you can look at it the other way, you know, we've brought a young goalkeeper in, so we're well-versed at goalkeeper. You know, John Joe Kenny's played at right back before in the Premier League, this is our first year. We've got bains in Dignay, you know, you would expect it to be Dignay and bains as a back-up, centre-back as a big hole. You go into midfield, you've got Ghana, Snyddlen, Davis, Bessage, Ben Ingemi. It's your day, without a shadow, without. You've got Guilfe, Cairyn Dahl, but then again Luchwyn could play in that role, as well, I suppose.  So I suppose we're not, it's unlikely we're going to bring in more than three, it might be one, it might be two. So if we were to bring a centre-back in the centre of midfield player, would you still have those, I suppose you would still have those concerns, because the players you mentioned were not going to be the players.  Dominic Calvin Lewis, Luchwyn, you know, Nias, they're really only the three, Addy, you know, in terms of attack and rise. We've got players, Dahl for that signature role, yes, but that's what I'm saying, there's not a... It's harder, isn't it? I mean, if we bring in a centre-back, then okay, you've got the option and you've got the likes, you've got players on the bench. That might be a half-decent mix of players there. Let's say we get a 24, 25 or let's just say, then you've got a cross-spectrum, I suppose. You've got an older fella, a younger fella, and two in the middle. Left-back, yes, younger. I just think that, I just look at it and think, where are you really? Everywhere, honestly, everywhere, all over the pitch. You know what I mean? Because you don't worry about a bright back, are you? But I am, because I'm worried all over, honestly, I'm worried all over. There are a couple of injuries, and you're looking at it and going, we're relying on kids too much. But then out of your... Are you brilliant at any? Are you saying that we shouldn't have been getting rid of the plays we've got rid of? No, no, not at all. I think a lot of those plays were done. I just think, I just... So at this moment in time, I suppose there's not really much we can do about this. Only about that, only if you... I suppose it's a case of buying players who are coming in as squad players, or you bring... What's the point in that, almost?  Surely you've got to buy players who are going to be part of your squad. Well, I look at space, and they've got good players, but their squad depth isn't great. People talk about them better than the weakest squad depth. You know, look at Liverpool, look at the clock they've done it. I mean, for a few years, he was saying they had four team players, and the rest were just kids and whatever. So it's hard when you're... Listen, it's all... It's some but, it's all... It is all about, you know, where everything can keep the majority of that team's fit all season, and without having your up and things, then it might be plausible. That's fair enough. It's waste casing, aren't it? Of course. And of course it... But listen, on the push side, the likes of Dominic Arvindlun, the likes of Tom Davies, the likes of John Jo. They've got Premier League experience under the belts, so they know how to deal with that. There's also senior players still around who can talk to these players and help them, and there's leaders from that point of view. So it's not... I'm not massively worried about, like that first 11, obviously we need the players we need, we know what we need. I just think I'm a little bit worried that once you scratch the surface, we... And you're right. Actually, the best way to get squad players is by better players and make some of your first team players, squad players, which is obviously the way you should do it. That's the way you should do it. You know, you should make, you know... Not veins because it's a squad player. Well, then you make like Snidel on a squad player.  I suppose... Listen, this is touching water. When someone like James McCarthy comes back, if he can be fit, if it's a big weight, then suddenly you've got a player there, you've got to actually rely on him. But I think that's the problem we fell in last season. We were like, well, as soon as we get James back and as soon as we get Balasi back and as soon as James McCarthy's fit will be down, but it doesn't always go like that. Listen, I think it's a concern and I think we need, I think by bringing a couple plays in this week, maybe two or even three if we could, even if they were on loan, then suddenly the squad looks a lot healthier and I know they do want them so from that point of view, it's just a concern. I felt like I had to get it out and I feel better for getting it out. Bad thanks for sharing. You know, he flipper a cathart. There you go. Listen, let us know your thoughts in the comments about the squad size, the depth and also the quality. How do you feel we are shaping up going into the season? Leave your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for watching Toffy TV. We'll see you later.


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horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty high old silver, the Lone Ranger. During the early days of the Western United States, ranchers and sheepmen fought constantly over boundaries and water rights, and these disputes might have led to open warfare if it had not been for the masked rider of the planes. He made both parties realize there was room for all, and that only through cooperation could the winning of the West be accomplished. Return with us now those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver. The Lone Ranger rides again. Hello, my name is Tom Barker, it was almost midnight. In front of a ranch house whose lighted windows show that its occupants were still awake, an Indian wedded outside with two powerful horses, one a paint, the other pure white. Inside the house, its owner Tom Barker stood before a tall-mashed figure. The cattleman was speaking in. I'm glad you told me this. I thought it was something you should know. Yes, it makes it difficult. Difficult? To know what to do. You doubt my identity? No, of course not. I would have recognized you again anyway. Don't trust me. Do as I have suggested. You'll never regret it. I will. Good. How much time will you need? Give me a week. Well, a week then. We'll say a week from tonight. You can look for me. Yes. Thaddon, I'll be camped close by. Sir, one moment. I want you to know something. Yes? However this turns out, you will find me grateful. Don't worry. I think you'll learn my advice was good. Let's go, Thaddon. Come on. Get him up, Charles. Come on, old Thaddon. Hey, old Baldy. Call me, boss. Come here. Tell Fred I want to see him. No, wait. Ask his wife to come, too. At this time of night? Huh? Gosh, boss, it's midnight. Shucks, they're asleep by now. Look out the window. See? The cabin's dark. Oh, I'm afraid I forgot the time. I guess you did. I'll rouse them, though, if you say it's important. No, let it go. It can wait. I'll see him in the morning. See you the next morning in the cabin that stood close to the ranch house. Ellen? Yes? Come here. Leave your cook and go for a second. What is it, Fred? Mr. Barker's just told me some bad news. Go ahead, boss. Tell my wife about it.  It's just that I'll have to leave for a while. Leave? You mean go on a trip? Yes. A long trip? Well... Mr. Barker says the doc told him he's in bad shape. He's got to get away and rest for a while. Maybe for quite a while. Oh, how awful. Oh, it's nothing to worry about. I'm not ready to cash in or anything like that. Fact is, I've got a sneak in notion. Doc suspected I was looking for a good excuse to take a vacation, so he kind of helped out. But what's the reason? Oh, it's nothing to bother you with. That isn't why I come here. He says while he's gone, I'll have to be in full charge. Oh. Well, you're my foreman. If I can't put you in charge, who can I? You mean...you mean Fred's to run everything? Yes, he'll have to. Doc's given me my orders, and I'm to get away and not even think about business. But...but I saw Mr. Lofters wanted to... Oh, Fred can her attend to that. Fred, that's something I wanted to speak about. Uh-huh. Lofter said he'd be back next month to settle this. If he can't get here, he'll send someone to represent him. You'll wait till then before leaving, huh? No, that's just it. I can't. So I'll have to trust you to handle things. Well... It won't be difficult. Tell Lofters I absolutely won't sell the ranch. Conditions the way they are, he couldn't afford to pay me enough to meet my obligations, and I wouldn't ask it. Sure. I will sell a strip across my property, however. That will satisfy him. He can have a strip across the south section. I'll mark it for you later. It's enough to serve his purpose. It will connect his east and west range, and he won't ever have to worry that I'll attempt to block his drive. He can send his sheep either way as often as he likes, as long as they're kept to that strip. Understand? Uh-huh. But he ain't gonna like it. He'll have to. I won't make any other terms it would ruin me too. I wasn't thinking of that so much. Well... You said you might be gone for as long as five or six months, didn't you? It's possible. Well, he won't wait that long. Even providing he's willing to take what you're willing to sell, he can't wait. And that ain't all. No. If I know that, fella, he won't be willing to take his sheep across on my say so that you'll sell the strip when you get back. He don't trust nobody. He don't know, but once you might let him get his woollies across, then tell him you won't sell and refuse to let him make the drive back. Then he'd be stranded there. You had his sheep in a pocket, and you could hold him up for anything you wanted. I don't intend to hold him up. Oh, sure not. I'm just telling you how he'll figure. Well, that can be fixed. Yeah? How? Easily. Before I go, I'll give you my power of attorney. You can make the sale. With the power of attorney, it'll be just as legal as if I made the sale myself. Have you anything against that? I... I guess not. You don't think I'm asking too much of you, do you? Oh, sure not. Very well then. We'll consider it settled. Well... Gosh, I don't know. What's the matter? Aren't you trusting me pretty far? I mean, after all, with a power of attorney like that, I could sell me out? Well, I guess we won't worry about that. How about it, Ellen? You think I should? Mr. Barker, if we couldn't be trusted after all you've done for us, we'd be the most ungrateful people alive. And if I didn't think you were, you wouldn't be here. Well, that's enough for now. There'll be other things, but I won't leave until the end of next week, and there's time to settle them. I'll have you power of attorney in a day or two. Better get over to the bunk house pretty soon, Fred. I want the boys out early today. What? Oh, sure, Mr. Barker. Sure. That's all, Ellen. Fred. Fred. Huh? What is it? What's wrong? Wrong? When Mr. Barker went out, the way you looked at him... What's the matter with the way I looked at him? You looked as though... Well? Oh, Fred, if I didn't know better, I thought you hated him. Exactly a week from the night of his first talk with Tom Barker, the lone ranger accompanied by his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, drew rain before the ranch house for the second time.  Oh, wait, Kimosabe. I won't be long this time. Uh-huh. Me wait. I was watching for you. Get inside. You've made your arrangements? Everything's ready. Here. I've written full instructions. They're in this envelope. Fine. Hey, this man you mentioned, he can be trusted? You have my word for it. That's all I ask. When do you leave? Tomorrow. You're worried? I know I shouldn't be. Didn't I tell you not to worry? I know, but so much depends on this. If I thought it was a chance of failure, I'd never have suggested it. Oh, I have confidence in you, but...  Well, I can't blame you, but I won't let you down. I'm leaving. I'll have to give this to Tado and get him started. And I'll hear from you? When I judge the time is right. I can't say when. Adios. Tado. Uh-huh. Take this envelope. Uh-huh. You got it. Right fast. Find Porter no matter where he is and tell him to act according to the instructions he'll find in there without fail. Hunter, do it. Now on your way. Uh-huh. Get him out, Scott. Get him out. All right, old boy. Back to camp. Come on, Silver. Hido Silver, away! The following day, Tom Barker says his farewells and made his departure. For almost three weeks, Work went on at the ranch in his absence exactly as if he had been there. Then late one afternoon, a stranger drew rain in front of Fred Mason's cabin. Oh, boy. Pull there. Pull. Oh, howdy. Mason? Uh-huh. Step in. Oh, thanks. I'm John Siegel. Yeah? Oh, I don't suppose you've heard of me, but I represent Clay Loftus.  Here, sit down. I know thanks. I'll stand. I'm in rather a hurry. Uh-huh. I suppose you know why I'm here. I guess so. Mr. Loftus is busy. He couldn't get here. I represent him. Sure. Now, I've been told that Mr. Barker is gone, but that he left you with authority to do business for him while he's absent. Is that right? It is. He gave you power of attorney? Uh-huh. I wonder if I could see it. Oh, I don't doubt your word, of course, but, naturally, I'd have to make sure. Well, the way you can is, wait a second. Take a look. Uh, seems in order. Sheriff, witnessed it? You can check with him if you want. Oh, no, this is sufficient. I notice this gives you blanket authority. Huh? I mean, there are no restrictions. You have full power to dispose of the property in any way you see fit. I guess so. But the boss told me what he wanted done. Yes, and what was that? Loftus can have a strip across our south section, and that's all. You have absolute instructions to that effect? I have. Yeah, that's too bad. Mr. Loftus hoped to purchase the entire ranch. It would permit him to consolidate his holdings. Paying current prices, huh? Oh, naturally. Well, that's what the boss won't have. He bought this place during boom times, you know. He sold now to clean him. Hmm. Mr. Loftus is very anxious to get this property. Yeah, we knew that before. Look, Mason, I'm going to ask you a question. I hope you won't be offended. Yeah? It's rather awkward, but it's important. Mason, just how much loyalty do you feel you owe Barker? Huh? I mean, would you... Well, do you feel as though nothing could persuade you to sell a place against Barker's orders? He's told me what to do. Of course, but after all holding his power of attorney, you can sell, you know. What if I can? Well, you might find it quite profitable. All right, Savvy. Offer me a bribe, huh? Oh, there's no need to call it that. Let's say a bonus from Mr. Loftus showing his appreciation. Mr., you can go to Blazor. Now, wait. Loftus couldn't give me a two-bit piece. But you can tell him so for me. Mason, can you afford to turn down $5,000? He'd tell you he could go that high? He did. He must want the place even more than I thought. He has to have it, Mason. And no mere strip of land is going to satisfy him. Now, you know and I know that one day this is all going to be sheep range. Carry her through in this district.  And anyone who fights it will get the licking his foolishness deserves. If you sell now, it will be only what Barker himself will have to do later on. Who said I wouldn't sell? But just now, you... You ask me if I wanted a bribe or a bonus or whatever you'd like to call it for going against orders. Well, you can take your bribes and go jump in the river. But I... I wouldn't take a crooked dollar now or any other time. But I'll sell. You better I'll sell. And Loftus can name his own price. I don't understand. Why should you? But if you have nothing to gain by it... Segal, have you ever heard of someone hating the fellow so bad he'd wait years to get even? I... I don't know that I have. Well, you're looking at one. But I still... I've been here ten years. When I first come, I was just a kid. I worked hard. There wasn't a thing I wouldn't do to get Barker to trust in me. I even got hitched so he'd figure I was one of the steady, dependable kind. Hey, I don't know what to say. Ain't nothing you need to say. I've got what I wanted. I'm worried just by signing my name to a piece of paper I can clean him out. I can finish what I've waited ten years for. You... you will sell? Every placid acre. And the sooner the better. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. How to continue our story. Two days later, in an office in town... Now, then, we've had a chance to look over the papers. You're satisfied that everything's in order? Quite. Mason? Mason, I ask if you... Oh, sure, they're all right. Very well. Now, if you'll sign, you'll have them witnessed, and I won't have to trouble you anymore. Uh, you sign, Siegel. Oh, of course. There, there you are, Mason. Yeah, the pen. Oh, yeah. Thanks. Well, aren't you going to sign? I, uh... You said you'd sell, didn't you? Have you changed your mind? Oh, I reckon I ain't. Well, put your signature to that. Yeah, sure. Is that all? That's all. Mr. Siegel, permit me to congratulate you. You bought a splendid ranch. Contrary to custom, when Fred returned home, he did not go to work. Instead, he remained within the cabin. Later, he sat down to the meal, his wife prepared, but made no effort to touch the food. He said little in response to Ellen's efforts to make him talk. As soon as he could, he left the table and went to the window, where he stood scowling out at the gathering dusk. He wasn't conscious of his wife's approach until he felt her hand on his arm. Fred. Huh? What's gone wrong today? Uh... Please, Fred. What makes you think anything has? They're... Don't you think I know when something's troubling you? You didn't eat, you've scarcely said a word, you've just sat around since you got home and... Fred... Is that it? Did something happen in town? Nothing I didn't mean to happen. What was it? Nothing. Fred, tell me. Oh, you wouldn't be interested. You don't want to tell me? I said it was nothing. Fred, listen to me. Well... Don't... Don't you know what it does to me when there's something wrong and you won't tell me? It... It just makes me sick inside. Fred, listen to me. It does. I worry so for you.  When you get like this, it frightens me. I... I get so terribly frightened. Oh, don't you pay no attention to me? I can't help it. Ellen... Yes? I was just standing here thinking. What, Fred? You like it here? Been happy at it? Oh, I have. It ain't so bad at that. I don't know anyone who could have been as kind to us as Mr. Barker. He's been wonderful. It could have been worse, I reckon. Fred, how can you say it like that? Well, look at all the things he's done for you. How many other men your age are there who could be trusted like you? Don't you remember when he made you a foreman? Why, you were almost the youngest man he had. I kind of forgot that. He built this cabin for us. Yeah. And you know there isn't a thing he wouldn't give you if you asked him. Of course you've earned it. I know that. Fred. Huh? Is that it? Are you thinking of leaving? Do you want to quit? I... Is that it? I don't know. Oh, you can't. You can't. You'll never get another place as good as this. Maybe. Oh, you know you couldn't. I may have to. What? Fred, what is it? Tell me. You've got to tell me. Please, please. Blast it. Ellen, we've got to leave. And I've just found out I don't want to. But why do you... I've been the biggest fool there ever was. What do you mean? There's just... just one man alive can help me. The lone ranger in Tonto had made camp within a few miles of the Barker Ranch House. And later that same evening... Tonto. Uh-huh. Hear that? The horseman. Uh-huh. He'll come this way. Right. I wonder what you think. Well, he'll see us, Mason. He knows where our camp is, and I saw to that. How you do it? I let him catch sight of me one day. He followed and I pretended I wasn't aware of it. I don't think there's any doubt he knew who I was. Uh-huh. And if he didn't, this may be what we've been waiting for. Come on. Get back in the shadows. If it's not him, you can take a hand if you're needed. Tonto, do it. Hello there! Whoa! Whoa, boy! Stranger. Well? I've got to talk to you. Go on. I trailed you one day, though I reckon you never knew it. And what of it? Didn't I hear you call that white horse over there... Silver? Possibly. Why? If you've got a red-skinned part named Tonto... I have. Then you're the one. Stranger, I need help, and I need it bad. Red, it looks to me as though you've made a mess of things. I reckon I have. Didn't you ever tell Tom Barker you believed him responsible for your brother's death? Didn't you even give him the opportunity to tell his side of it? Nope. Didn't it occur to you that someday he might find out your real name? I was just one of the chances I figured I had to take. Stranger, there's no use lecturing me. I know I've done wrong. It took you long enough to find it out. This was the first chance I ever had to do what I'd set out to do. And now that you've done it, you're not so proud of yourself, huh? Stranger, I feel like dirt. How about your wife? I told her your story? Never till the day. I guess it was Ellen that opened my eyes as much as anything else. What did she say? That's the worst of it. Yes? She didn't even get mad. She just said she'd always be for me, no matter what. She's a fine woman. Tied to a skunk. Not necessarily. There are men who would have said nothing about a thing like this. What do I do? What do you want to do? Well, I fix things up before Mr. Barker gets back, of course. Get the ranch back? Sure. It was so legally, wasn't it? Yeah, but there must be... Then there's nothing you can do but to look up this man's seagull and attempt to persuade him to sell you the ranch back. Well, he was just acting for Clay Lofters. And so you said. But don't you savvy? He wouldn't sell the place again for twice the cash. And I haven't gotten money enough to make up the difference even if he would. And it looks as though the ranch is his to keep. You mean you won't help? You haven't suggested a way in which I can help. I thought you was a loan ranger. Well... They say you can do anything. You shouldn't believe all that you're told. But I was sure you'd help. Were you? Blasted I don't believe you're the loan ranger at all. He wouldn't turn a fellow down and was in trouble. Did I claim to be the loan ranger?  Don't reach. You said your horse was called Silver. You let me think the Redskins' name was Tano.  Well, someday I hope you'll pay for it. There. What do you think you're going to do? Well, if nobody else can help me, I'll help myself.  Get up there. He's mad. Poor fellow. I hated treating him that way. But when he came to see me, he was hoping to get out of that scrape the easy way. And he won't deserve help until he's shown he's willing to face the consequences. Here's what we do. We follow. Cold scout. Here's scout. We'll keep in sight. But I don't think there's any question of where he's going. Ready? Get him up, Scout. Come on, Silver. Come on. Segal, you have to do it. You've got to sell back the ranch. It's got to be Mr. Barker's name again before he comes home. How many times do I have to tell you no before you believe I mean what I say? Segal, just no concern of mine what happens to you. Let me remind you that you could have got $5,000 out of this.   So you'll have to get along now as well as you're able. I don't want to leave. I just want to stay here. That's why things have got to be squared before Mr. Barker shows up.  That's your last answer? Yes. Oh, bless you, uh... What? Quickly! Take it! You always try to shoot your way out of trouble, Mason.  Your hand wasn't touched. You'll be all right in a moment. Now answer my question. I had to do something. Your solution was to shoot Segal here and let the sheriff solve your problems with a rope. I wouldn't have shot him. I was just going to run a bluff. Which would have got you nowhere. But I had to... How far are you willing to go to straighten things out? I'd do anything. And you've got one chance. Go to the sheriff. Tell him your story. As it is, you have no grounds and wish to cancel the sale. But if you convince the sheriff that you've schemed for years to ruin Barker, that would be a different matter. I think it would get your results. I'd be jailed. Right. Ain't there no other way? Can you think of one? Well, I... And now that you've got yourself into this trouble, haven't you the courage to take your medicine? You think I haven't? I'm just wondering. All right. All right. You can wonder what you please. I'll show you. Would he go to the sheriff? I think he will. Fred's rage left him long before he reached the office of the sheriff. But his resolve to make a confession carried him to the door in spite of the fact it met a rest. Sheriff. Oh, good evening, Fred. Come in. In fact, I've been expecting you. Huh? Oh, just thought you might drop in is all. Well, what's on your mind? Sheriff. Yeah? I'm a crook. Huh? That's a good one. Come in to give yourself up, huh? Well, what'll the charge be? Been holding up stages? You needn't laugh. I mean it. Now, hold on. Just wait till I tell you, you'll see. Don't go now. That's enough, Mason. You again. Come in, Tom. Mr. Parker and Segal, what in gosh I thought you fellas weren't never going to show up? Fred almost told me more than I wanted to hear. It's all right, Sheriff. We'll take over. Where'd you come from? I thought you'd... I've never been any further away than the next county, Fred. But you said you were going to leave it. I know that I was ill, but I'm not. He told you that at my suggestion. But I... You're all right, Mason. Forget what you've gone through. Well, I can't... Fred, listen to me. You don't have to explain a thing. Seven weeks ago, the mass man came to me and explained that he'd learned your real identity. He thought under the circumstances I should know it. But nevertheless, he had faith in you. Enough faith so that he convinced me that I should put you to the test. You... You've known about me all the time. Yes. And as for your brother, well, I'm sorry I didn't see Fred to tell me who you were at the very first.  The sheriff among them was an accident. I can give you the details anytime. But if you knew, why didn't you say so? Because then I'd never known whether you would be trusted or not. You see, Fred, I won't live forever. I have no family and I'd grown to like you. I thought that, well, it seemed to me you'd be the man to get the ranch someday. Now it's gone. No. But I sold it. To me. What? Segal was in my employ. He had no connection with the Lofters, whatever. So the result was that you sold me my own ranch and no harm done. And the mask man planned it all? Even to getting Segal to help me. Well, I'll be dark gone. I think from now on we'll understand each other, Fred, on a real basis of trust. Then the mask man was the lone ranger after all. Of course. And I told it where he got to. Gone. And I never even thanked him. Thanks weren't necessary, Fred. He knew you better than you knew yourself. For you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.