I'm trying out for the new year. It's 2024. I've wanted to do this for a while. No excuses. Last year, every Tuesday and every Friday I had a candid live stream where I would spend an hour or five depending on if I had a guest on or if I was just really feeling it. But they were just top 10 lists and interacting with people that watch. And it's a great time. And I plan on continuing that in the new year for Tuesdays. But Fridays are going to be special. They're going to be different. They're going to be more creative, a little bit more exciting, I think, because I'm going to be offering a myriad of programming here. For those that have been with me for a while, over a decade now on YouTube, you've seen the channel go through a lot of changes, which means a lot of shows have come and gone. Nerds and players, the cringe, movie boss, bad movie pitches, poster breakdowns, and about a dozen other ones. I plan on bringing those back for these Friday night live videos. I'm going to have fun making them and I hope you have fun watching them. Every single Friday, as long as I can do it, I'm going to be having different segments, different sections of the live stream. It's going to start with me having a little monologue. I'm then going to jump into movie news. And then I'm going to go through a few different skits that I have prepared. Hopefully I plan on writing things out, doing little sketches, all for your entertainment. And kind of for mine as well. Because as I combed through my back catalog of videos, I've done a lot of stuff. Some of it I'm really proud of. So for this stream, since it's the first one, the first time doing this, I'm going to show some of the nostalgic old videos that I really liked that are related to the topic today. The big movie news that's come out is that Star Wars is back with a new trilogy and a new director. But before I jump into news, I also want to point out that super chats are still very much in play here, even more so on Fridays, because they're going to get a special segment on every Friday live stream where I bring up the super chat, I give a shout out, and then I go over the question or the comment. So even though I'm not actively looking at them, I'm very much going to be seeing them later. Leave a super chat, have it featured on the next Friday night, or even afterwards, you can still participate with a super thanks, which is an option underneath the YouTube video.  Whatever you want to put down, I'll read it off, give you a tip of the hat, and then we'll move on with our merry way. All right, let's get into news. The Wizard of Oz celebrates its 85th anniversary with another limited release in theaters. If you saw this film in theaters when it released, you are a ghost because you died long ago. Either that or my audience skews a lot older than I thought, and also good for you for still hanging on.  In a recent interview, legendary Lord and Savior, Zach Snyder, that Rebel Moon, part two, The Scargiver, is more of a war movie than the previous entry. What he didn't say at the time, and I'm just assuming is true, is that there are 36 other director cuts of this film waiting in the wings to be released, depending on how it trends on Twitter, the artist formerly known as Twitter X. One thing I am certain of, none of them will be any good. In an interview with Variety, Margot Robbie stated she's cool passing the Harley Quinn torch on to new blood, stating, and I quote, I always wanted Harley to be a character that would get passed on to other actresses to play. The way there are so many iconic male characters, that was always the dream for her. Many DC fans aren't happy about this news, they at least wanted to do one more outing as the character, preferably alongside Poison Ivy. Gee, I wonder why that could be. There it is. I want to see that too. And now for the main event, Daisy Ridley's back baby, a brand new Star Wars trilogy is in production over at Disney and Lucas Films, whatever is left of Lucas Films, raise back. She's going to be training a new Jedi Order because of all the experience she has in that department. The director has obeyed Shanoi, and she's already ruffling feathers by saying this, I'm very thrilled about the project because I feel that what we're about to create is something very special. She continues, we're in 2024 now, and it's about time that we had a woman come forward to shape a story in a galaxy far, far away. Divisive statements from Disney and Star Wars, it's a bold strategy caught, and let's see if it plays out for them. Here's my two cents worth of knowledge.  How about just focus on making a good movie? That might be fine. It's not like we've had a plethora of male directors in Star Wars, it's not like there's thousands of Star Wars movies, there's been four or five assholes that have had their shot at it. I don't even know if there's that many. So yeah, I think, female male director, it doesn't matter. The writing is what matters. Work on that. The sex is inconsequential. Little is known about this new project outside the fact that it takes place 15 years after the events of Rise of Skywalker. Hopefully Broom Boy's back. If anybody remembers Broom Boy from The Last Jedi, he was at the end, so you might not have made it that far, and you're forgiven for that fact. Unfortunately, I did finish it. So maybe there is hope after all that we will see some of those little slave kids that weren't rescued by Rose Tico and Finn. They didn't rescue them. They tried to save the animals. They didn't rescue the kids, which I loved. That was fantastic. Hopefully we'll see them finally get to Rise up and maybe be Jedi's as well, because the forest is female, but maybe it doesn't have to be. We'll find out, Kathleen Kennedy. We'll find out. All I know is Rey has about two solid days of training under her belt, so she's definitely the one that needs to helm this project.  Okay, that's the news. I plan on making further news episodes, segments a lot longer than this, but we're just getting our feet wet trying this out for the first time. There's gonna be some bumps, bruises. And with that in mind, let's keep the Star Wars party going and make, like Disney, opening up the Adam Does Movies vault and give you some of the classics that I love the most. This is Khaleesi Grimes from The Cringe, hit show The Cringe that's not even going anymore, but it's gonna be back for the Fridays. He's reacting to the Rise of Skywalker trailer. I love this video. It's been recut, remastered, recringed for your enjoyment. And here we go. Oh my god, I am so excited for this. I've been waiting forever. I'm Khaleesi Grimes 82. Today, I'm going to be reacting to Star Wars Rise of Skywalker! The final trailer. Okay. I'm literally trying not to cry right now. Literally. That Lucas films, that Lucas logo coming up. It just brings so much nostalgia to my eyes. I might not even be able to watch the trailer. I'm already all in. I'm already wet. Oh, wow. Okay. A pause right away. Helmet drops. It's definitely, J.J. is telling us a few things right now. He's telling us that Rey has flown possible since Rey doesn't really have any formal training. It shows us that she knows how to fly now, even though she could in the first movie, on the second movie, very well. Arguably too well. So nothing's changed there. Okay, let's watch. She's training right now. This is definitely some sort of a training simulation. And then we jump back to her time as a street rat trying to make it through the days.  This is fun. This is fun! The force brought us together. I love Finn. I love that he had no story or character at all in Last Jedi. I hope that that continues. He's just a fun character now instead of anything more like he could have been as a Stormtrooper turned good person. I love what they did to his character. God, look at these vistas. Is that Rose Tico? Sorry, haters. Rose is back, bitches. My Rose is back and you're gonna get in trouble.  That's an old song. It's an oldie. Subscribe for oldies. I'm young though. I'm super young. Fight if we lead them. Poe Damre! Chewbacca! Can't do Chewbacca. Oh, that's fun though. Finn is there. Poe is there. Are we finally gonna see them? Well, I mean Poe and then Finn, right? Is black.  People keep telling me they know me. No one does. No one knows Rey. No one. Because she has no character or personality. But this movie is going to finally address the hard-hitting questions. Who's Rey? He takes the saber, the sword saber, and he's like, whoop, just cash. In the rain, just cash puts it down. There's no like sweeping movement. This is an episode one.  What? Oh, people are pretending that the prequels are good now. So I should pretend to like those as well, even though they were dumpster fires. Kind of like the new franchise. Okay, episode one does some cool stuff too. It's very flash in the pan. But this is being more subdued. I love them both. I think they're both great. I think they're both excellent films. I love them. Tie fighter! I'm yelling tie fighters. That doesn't work at all. Are they on an ice planet? Is this like a like a planet of ice? Like a literal, literally planet of literally ice? Nuts. That's nuts. Emperor Palpatine! Strone.  This is nuts. There is so much going on. Did that star destroyer just blast through the ice? More like an ice destroyer. Cool beans. Cool beans. You're coming. Wait, hold on. Circle, circle these ships. There's definitely a ship in here from some obscure thing that some nerd online is going to know about. Like me. That's, there's definitely references to other Star Wars stuff like The Clone Wars, like maybe a book series, like maybe the Knights of Old Republic. Something in there is from something else and it will have absolutely no consequence or value to the story at all. But it's there and I need to acknowledge it because I'm a fan and I know more than you. Circle them all. And there it is. That's what it's all about. The new team, the team that we all love more than Luke, more than Han, more than Leia. This is the cast that I want to see close out this franchise. I hope Luke doesn't even show his goddamn face. I only want to hear his voice. I love the last Jedi! Oh my god. Oh my god. I really don't like seeing Rao fighting or Kyrae or whatever we call this weird sexual fantasy online. I want to see them loving. I want to see them embracing each other because this is the story. This is what it's all about. This whole Ninel G has been leading up to these two boning. The dark and the lights coming together to make a nice mixture of something sassy, something angry, something beautiful. Probably an in-bred kid because they're related. What are you doing there? It's repeal. It's like a collection of all the old Star Wars memorabilia from the old movies. There's droids of every shape and color. There's a blow dryer. There's probably like a battle bot from one of the originals. I don't know the names of any of them, but I'm going to pretend like I do. So just scratch that last part. Scratch that last part. Don't say I said battle bot. There's a technical name for it. Look it up. We'll put it back in.   And change your name.  That's not a name.  Taking one last look, sir. As my friends. Yes, our heroes mowing down storm troopers that were taken from their families in brainwash to be bad who don't know any better. I love slaughtering people. Get the connection they have raised showing a tear for a woman that she met like twice. So beautiful. They have such a good relationship. Do it stuff. Oh, this movie's played with my heartstrings. He's having such a good time because that's what Star Wars is. It's fun.  Kind of like the last Jedi and how fun that movie was.  Oh, it was cool that he didn't throw a punch. He didn't throw a single punch as a Jedi. He didn't throw a punch. That makes him cool. That makes him better than all the other Jedi's who use their lightsabers. The lightsabers I paid to watch being used in battle. Oh, I forgot. I forgot I went to a pacifist movie. I forgot I went to a movie where I don't want to watch my hero fight. I want to watch him kneel on a rock like he's given like he's given a head to a sip before phoning it in. He phoned a friend to go down there and fight his battle for him before dying alone on a rock after leaving a mysterious map to his whereabouts so that people won't find him and won't ask for help. That's what I wanted from my movie, Ryan Johnson. Thank you, Ryan Johnson, for not ruining Star Wars. Don't worry though, Princess Leia has magical abilities. She can fly around space. She can survive the cold vacuum of death, script.  Mark Hamill in this movie, I don't know, he's still alive, so probably not because we're doing things in reverse.  We're playing Uno and I just got the reverse card the whole time. Oh, Star Wars is going this way. Let's go this way, Ryan Johnson. Let's go this way, Ryan Johnson. You motherfucker! Finish the trailer. Finish the trailer. The saga will end. The saga will end again, I guess. Because it already ended in the last movie. Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Are those the space horses from Last Jedi? Yes! I was hoping we could wrap up that fantastic storyline. Where's Broom Boy at? Is Broom Boy on one of those horses leading the charge? I think he is. I think he should be. I think he is. I think he should be. More stuff's happening. More stuff's happening. There's the Emperor coming down. He never died. He's been alive the whole time. So what Luke did was useless in the original trilogy. He didn't accomplish anything. He just went away while the Empire rose back up and rebranded themselves. Because, you know, whatever. Okay. I can't. I can't. I can't pretend to be happy about this movie. I can't. I just, I don't have it in me, carrot. Just let's wrap it up. Okay. They cried from hearing Luke Skywalker and my caring fish. My fish. Princess Leia talking over her. They're talking to Ray because they have such an emotional connection to her and a spiritual connection because they've known her so well and we've grown with these characters so much in the last two films. Yes! I love what they've done with my Star Wars. Thank you for watching the video. Cringe Crew, where are you at? Sound out in the comments. Hit that notification bell. If you want to get videos, if you want to get informed about upcoming videos, you got to hit the bell. You just got to. All right. Bye, everybody. Much like Luke Skywalker, I'm Ghost. Because he's dead. I love The Cringe Man. I miss doing that show. I can't wait to bring it back. If you miss as much as I do and you're not a patron or YouTube join member, I suggest becoming one because there is a playlist of all The Cringe episodes at your fingertips. They are in the vault, but you can unlock it. There's 50 of them, I think. There's a lot of episodes and you can watch them all right now. You just become a $1 member and there's a playlist somewhere, somewhere in one of my posts. You can find it. You can search.  I know it's a far stretch from reality who operates a YouTube channel and he's always trying to like hit the next hot topic with the guys that work for him. So here's one about Star Wars and how I can leverage it. Terrence, where are we on the social media outreach program? I'm sorry, can you clarify that? Seems pretty clear to me. What exactly don't you understand about that? The whole sentence. You've never mentioned social media outreach before. Let alone a program. And LeBron from Downtown with the three. Thanks for budding in Mrs. Buttersworth. Or should I call you Mrs. Buttersworthless, right? Just get out of it. I specifically recall yesterday telling you guys to hound Disney so we can get early screeners to Star Wars Episode 9, The Rise of Skywalker. Ever heard of it? That's what a social media outreach program is to you. Harassing Disney for tickets to a movie that isn't even out yet.  So dark. I'm just so sick of all these star whores getting early access to these films because they tickled Mickey's cheese cutter. First off, gross. Secondly, what are you trying to say? What I'm saying is I'm ready to give myself up completely to the most king. Glad you finally want to play ball, but I think it's a bit too late for that now.  Your last video on Star Wars was called Soilo, a cash grab story. So? Do you even know what Soilo means? People say that on the internet, you know, the internet, and it sounds funny. Yes, Sowy Boy. The video before that was called The Last Jedi Gave Me Apes for real life. It did. Honestly, I wish it did sometimes. All of the time. Just make this go away! I want to sit at Moe's Isley Tavern and have a beer with my buddy Goofy. I want to suckle from the teeth of that alien Octu with my best friend Luke, a.k.a. Mark Hamill. I want to try to do cool things with Rey and fail, because I'm not a Mary Sue like she is.    Wow. My fortune cookie told me somebody was going to roll me today. I just didn't think it was going to be both of you. Smash mouth? Really? Just get it done! In the meantime, I have a few show ideas to keep this company afloat. One of them being a review for Star Wars Episode 9. The Rise of the Skywalker gave me Ebola. You are going to review it now without even seeing the movie?  Optional second title, The Rise of Soywalker Sucks Alien Tit Milk. All Disney! It breaks my heart I don't do that show anymore. I love doing it. It was fun hanging out with my friends, my brothers, and having a good time writing scripts and doing that. But there's 11 episodes I think or 12 that you can watch somewhere. You can find a movie boss. Adam does movies. There's a whole playlist or just one supercut video that's probably like 40-some minutes long. Okay, let's get to the last clip I want to show. It's a few minutes. It's a sketch about explaining Star Wars to my mom.  No mom. Star Wars The Force Awakens is not the first Star Wars film. You're watching them in the wrong order. Right, okay, what you're going to want to do is get your hands on Star Wars Episode 4 A New Hope, the original unaltered cut. If you want to watch them in the correct order and not be opposing piece of s***, after watching all three original films, four, five, and six, you're then going to watch episodes one, two, and three. Exactly right. The numbers don't line up. That's intentional. That was Lucas's vision. When you get there, I want you to take note that the graphics and acting go a wildly different direction, making it feel more disconnected than the relationship I have with my son, Todd. Yeah, Todd's your grandson, mom. Anyway, once you complete the prequels, we're then going to move on to the prequels. Yes, mom. That's what they call them. I don't think this was going to be so difficult to explain, mom. There is the prequel trilogy, the original trilogy, the sidequals, the sequel, the animations, the Disney Plus spin-offs. It's not that complicated. Which reminds me, after you finish episode two, the Attack of the Clones are going to need to watch all seven seasons of the Clone Wars animated series. This will give you much better insight into what's happening with the Sith and the Rising Empire.  You'll get there. Now, I will tell you, those animated episodes are not in the correct order as they originally aired. Yeah. I will be running by a show schedule so you know which order to watch them in once you get to that point. With the Clone Wars out of the way, we can start the Bad Batch, which is only one season in so far. It's an ongoing show, so you will have to circle back eventually. In the meantime, I'm going to have you check out Solo, which is a Han Solo spin-off prequel film starring Alden Ehrenreich as the titular character. Yes, I realize Harrison Ford was the original character and he's dreamy and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, but the truth of the matter is he's old, mom, just like you, and he's useless and can't pull off a young character anymore. So deal with it. This movie had to be made. It's an important film to watch because we learn critical information, like how we got his blaster, or his last name, and that Lando may or may not be in a relationship with a computer. From there, we masterfully and seamlessly move on to season one of Kenobi on Disney+, featuring a spry Ewan McGregor who a couple years later will be played by Al Guinness in A New Hope. The transition is perfect. Star Wars Rebels! Another animated series that went four seasons, and yeah, absolutely should be on your b-b-radar. The nice thing about this, mom, is almost all of this can be found on Disney+. Because they own everything. They own everything. After taking a break at Moe's Isley Tavern, we head on over to Andor, a brand new series that will act as a bridge into Rogue One, a Star Wars story. The spice is right with this show, mom. And once you're done, guess what? You get to re-watch episodes four, five, and six, just so you can appreciate how truly great they are. Because let's face it, up until this point, you've mostly been ingesting dog s***. Now this is where the fun begins. It's of paramount importance that you also watch the Star Wars Holiday Special, which resides between Star Wars A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back. You'll like this one, mom, because it features a golden girl. No, it's B Arthur. Thank you for being a friend. Travelled down the road. Now that you've gotten your beak wet with the Holiday Special, I highly suggest you watch the two Ewok spin-off films before going into Return of the Jedi. I'm of course referring to the Caravan of Courage and the Battle of Endor.  The first two seasons of Mando are safe to watch, but then you... What, mom? Mando is short for Mandalorian. Oh my... I implore you to keep the f*** up with me right now. I am really quickly running out of patience with you. After two gripping seasons, you will then head to your nearest Sarlacc pit and grab the Book of Bubba Fett. This is critical to watch, because not only does it feature Bubba Fett in it, everybody's fan favorite from the past, it also acts as Mandalorian 2.5. That's right, two of these episodes, for whatever f***ing reason, are Mandalorian episodes. So you're not gonna know what's going on in Season 3 of Mandalorian, which is currently in production. If you didn't watch the last two episodes of the Book of Bubba Fett, it's just good writing. It just makes sense. Star Wars Resistance. It's an animated show that takes place 34 years after the events of Star Wars A New Hope and features a plucking new cast of characters, including Poe Damron. And now finally, mom, we're at the movie you stupidly started with. Star Wars A Force Awakens. So yeah, not quite the first f***ing movie in the Star Wars franchise, is it, mother? Not even Glenn Close. You're now clear for takeoff to watch the next two in the trilogy, The Last Jedi, and The Rise of Skywalker. What do you mean there's not this much Star Wars to watch? Are you saying I'm full of Sith?  They're shooting like five more shows as we speak. Now, it sounds like you got quite the busy week ahead of you. So go on out, find that Star Wars A New Hope Workprint, get to watching. Love you, mom. And may the force be with, hello? Mom, hello? Unreal. Try to help people. Wow. Fantastic. All right, it's time for the last segment where I shout out a fellow YouTube channel. It could be a big one. It could be a small one. Any shape or size, really. There's no Goldilocks situation here. All sizes fit all. It depends on what I feel like talking about what channel. And today is an easy one. If you've been following me for at least the last year, this should come as no shock. Hack the Movies gets my first shout-out pick. We actually met online doing a debate on a different channel and we had such a good rapport. We hit it off. He hit me up afterwards. And yeah, we've been talking ever since. Every week I reach out to him. He hits me up. Anyway, big fan, Tony. Shout-out to you. Go subscribe to Hack the Movies. Leave a comment on his new video. Say, Adam sent me. Hello, Tony. Sorry you don't have as many subscribers as Adam does, but you know, clearly things are going okay for him. It's really a good companion to Adam does movies because he does long form podcast style videos really deep into the nostalgia. Hell, sometimes he's not even on it himself. He has his pets voice over the video. That's gold. He did that for Homeward Bound, you know, a legendary classic Homeward Bound. Hack the Movies. Go subscribe. And if you somehow stumbled on this, I don't know if that's possible. Please subscribe to Adam does movies right here. I love talking film. I do it all the time. Like the video, turn on the notifications so these show up in your feed. There's lots of stuff out there. I don't want to get lost in the shuffle. Now, this is the part where the rap breaks down. I go over the super chats, but since this is the first episode of this new format, there are none. This is the opportunity for you to give one, send one, throw a few bucks, say, Hey, Adam, my favorite movie is this.  This is my favorite snack at the movie theater. Or Adam, what's your favorite film? Adam, what's your favorite scary movie? Lots of anything's open. The world is your oyster. Surprise me. Shock me while me. I will feature you next time. Every super check gets feeded. Every super thanks gets featured. I look forward to reading them. All right. Thank you for watching. I hope you like this new experiment. I hope it continues to grow and blossom. Don't be surprised if my family shows up from time to time as a cameo. Don't be surprised if random other YouTube creators jump in the mix once in a while. It's going to be wild and I look forward to it. All right. Thanks for watching. Hopefully I see you next time. Take care. Hey, I hope you liked that video. Trying it out. We'll see if it sticks, but it's something I wanted to do for a while. I'm live now. That was all prerecorded. It was pre-edited and I shot it, you know, and edited as it was a stream, but it's not, but now I'm really here. I don't know if I'm actually always going to be here afterwards. I actually have my family up. So I'm trying to go quickly because I don't want to be rude to them. We've been just having a wild time since they've been here. We went shopping and we ate lunch out today, and then we played some board games. It's been the full experience in South Carolina. Hopefully you guys like it though. As I stated, I'm going to be doing a lot more movie news on the Friday nights. The Tuesday live streams are still going to be very much live just like this, but I wanted to do something more polished for Friday since the view numbers are usually a little lower. I wanted to bring back the cringe and movie boss in some capacity. Maybe it's like a movie dad now where I yell at my children and then try to get them to be stars because I'm a failure. You know, something like Over the Top and Goofy like that. As I stated, if you leave a super chat now or a super thank you if you're watching this later and not live, you do that in the comments or right here in the chat, and I will keep those for next Friday. And then I will actually like put a little presentation together with video clips and whatnot, depending on what the question or comment is. I think I've said everything I need to. Yeah, I'm going to go back to my family now. Thanks again for watching and I will see you very soon. Have a good one. Now we awkwardly end the stream.


Hello there, this is the second time I'm recording this video since the first time The audio did not work Which is one of the things that happen when you upload videos Once twice three times daily As your job, but I mean who am I to complain? Trust me. There's a lot worse. So it was like a 10 minute 15 minute long video But I this one is gonna be a lot shorter because I'll guess the best thing is to just get to the point What I want to tell you is If there's this thing that you want to do in your life This big decision, you know leaving your parents home and traveling or Like what I did like moving literally to a hotel that costs like $800 a night on a On the 20 like taking a $20,000 loan and moving to it and $800 a night hotel so that I have like two three weeks to make that money or Get it obliterated, you know, that's like the extreme version of it Whatever it is you want to do, you know increase your employees by two three times increase your ad budget Try this crazy new video that you thought about doing That you're not sure if it's gonna work or not really you know as as a person who failed a lot in life and This might sound funny to you, even if you know me, but I believe that I'm I'm better at failing than I am at succeeding like I'm I can teach a lot more about failure Then I do success because I'm the kind of person that tends to do everything like the way I want it to be and I make all the mistakes and While taking like the biggest risks Although today I'm a lot more mellow but What I can tell you is the secret to taking these kinds of risks. So it's very simple First of all, if you don't have inspiration, it won't happen So you should get a mentor find somebody who gives you that inspiration to make that move to move abroad to Get out of your parents home to open that business to Let you know quit that job You need that and the other thing you need is complete acceptance of both sides of the Results so if it works, of course, you'll accept it You'll be very happy But you need to also accept the fact that it might not work and need to accept what what do you consider like the worst-case scenario If it's like, okay, I'm gonna be alone broke Sad miserable, whatever it is if you can accept the failure and You have a mentor then first of all you'll have the motivation to do it You'll actually have the ability to just ignite and make it happen And secondly if it doesn't work and again, there's no guarantees in life I used to think that if you take a huge risk and you really believe in what you do and you give up everything Just to make it happen. There's no way we'll fail. Well, that's wrong But that's even even in the movies they show you that but I didn't believe it because I had like this huge strict strict of making really really crazy decisions Really dangerous things and every time it worked. So I thought like the secret to success was making bigger and bigger dangerous commitments But that's just a great way to run yourself out and almost kill yourself literally so again if you need the motivation find a mentor that will solve it and If something's still stopping you from making it happen remember that if you can accept the failure then even if it fails you won't regret what you did and trust me right trust me There's so much to gain like even if you fail this life is very short, but it's Pretty long while being short Whatever loss you have in this life You'll be able to make it up with the lessons you've learned if you truly apply them Not always in the same form. So you maybe you lost a lot of money. You gained a lot in spirituality Happens happened to me Or maybe you just lose a lot of money and that teaches you how to make a lot of money next time Because now you know like you know the answers like what's not to do what to do so That's my tip for you for today If you have any questions, let me know and please subscribe if you haven't and download my book My free e-book on Robbie Frank comm for my best practical Advices Possible like step-by-step guide to making over four thousand dollars a month Right after the bat And traveling the world even if you have no online or sales experience And also you can get my book evolution of a maniac after that My full autobiography you can see my entire life story just needs going to change your life, too So I'll see you soon Thanks for watching


This section was written and produced by the Lessons Learn Center. It contains an interview with an inmate hand crew superintendent who was forced to deploy his fire shelter on the Tarquio fire, which was part of the I-90 complex in Montana. On August 10, 2005, Mike Friend was functioning as a dozer boss when fire behavior increased and the order on his division was to back off to the safety zone. As everyone else made their way quickly, Mike caravanned with a slow-moving dozer. Before he could reach the safety zone, his escape route was compromised and they parked the dozer in the safest spot available. Although there were no injuries, let's listen to Mike explain the lessons he learned from this experience. Fighting fire is dangerous. It's gonna be dangerous.  People are gonna get hurt.   Our job is inherently dangerous going to always be dangerous. There are risks that are gonna be taking. No matter how many thousands of checklists that are thrown at us, we still have a job to do. We still have to go out there and cut the brush and drag the hose and put the fire out and it's still gotta be done that way, regardless if you have 100 checklists or not. It's still going to be dangerous. Open your mind. I use that as a stressful situation, you know?  And the first night the air raid siren went off and oh my God, that's incoming to kill me. That's all I thought. And I looked through that tunnel like this and all 20 of us in the same tent did. We saw the same tunnel and all we could think about was that bunker right there. Well, in the process of us all trying to rush into the bunker my best friend got trampled because everybody was trying to go out the same door. He got trampled, got his arm broken in about 14 different places and crushed all of the fingers on his hands. And that point in my life, along with this Tarkio, I just said, whoa, life changing situations for me. Those two situations, life changing. Wow, you need to open your eyes when you get stressed. And I've made myself, made myself. When I start getting to, I know myself at that point, I just know, because of my two, I've attributed it to two situations, Tarkio and then the Gulf War, hey, you need to calm down, dude. You need to open your eyes and not let this happen again. All of a sudden we all felt the wind and I distinctly remember all of us, hey, look, there was this wind coming up and it was up canyon, it was coming right at us.  I can still vividly remember sustained crown run fire just sheeting across the top of this mountain. Well, the column lifted all right and we started looking around and down drainage of us. We watched it basically start and in a minute, two minutes max, that thing was five acres and it was just spreading out through the pine litter actively as it spread out through the pine litter right behind the flaming front, the trees were torching up and it was starting to sustain group torching and it was going. We had spots all around us, hey, let's go. I remember division saying, let's go. I remember ops saying, let's go. We bug out. There's fire behind us now. It's moving. As we made that turn, I got a call from Robert Barrett and he asked me, he said, Mike, where are you at? I said, I'm below the alternate escape route. I'm at that big first hairpin turn and he said, well, you can't come to the upper safety zone because I just drove through fire to get here. He said, I advise that you use the alternate escape route. So we got to that intersection of the switchback roads and the alternate escape route and we waited on our dozer again. As we're sitting at this intersection, if you will, we're facing south. The dozer operator standing by my door. I'm sitting in the passenger seat, John's driving and I'm looking up the windshield in the direction. I'm looking at the map and seeing where this alternate escape route goes and here's division delta and there's a nuclear column coming off of division delta also and there's a nuclear column behind us. So I said, you know, we both looked at each, John Hubbard and I looked at each other and said, ooh, wait a minute, wait a minute. Never been on this, don't know what it's like. Air attack couldn't see it there. Too smoky. So I call operations. I said, do we have anybody that is on that alternate escape route that can tell me what it's like? Is it compromised?  I told friend that he was definitely cut off. And I said, hey, you got the alternate escape route. Copy that. We'd identified it ahead of time. You know where it's at? Yep, got it. And heading there. He's heading there. Minutes later, division gets word that that might be compromised. Relays that to those are boss friend. He's not happy. I'm not going down an escape route that might be compromised. There's 20 miles of winding dirt road. And I'm building a safety zone. I'm like, you got a spot? Yep. We got a spot. We looked that on the way up. And I'm like, go for it. And that was it. Kind of a sinking feeling. Couple of sinking feelings for me. Feeling pretty responsible for these guys. We got a bomber safety zone. This is a good one. Okay. I trusted the guy. He's pretty darn sharp. And he did. He made a good, quick decision there. There was no hesitation. He'd already scoped out of place on his own and went right to it. So our primary up the canyon where the spot fire was at's gone. Our secondary to the safety route, the safety zone that I had punched in the day, actually two days before, was done. And our alternate's done. Come on, Dick. Step into it. Let's get to a spot that I'd found myself and John Hubbard had identified the day before. A parking area is what I really looked at it for, because I was thinking about the fire each day, jumping each our line. So we're going to start stacking engines in here. It's one way to switch back roads. Let's make a little parking area if we need to. There was a good spot just to park engines there without doing any work. When we determined that we couldn't take the alternate escape route, that we were pickled, if you will, we really weren't worried at that point. But John and I looked at him and I said, right there at the knife point at the first switch back, so we'd take that dozer and I'll knock that line of trees out, push it off the side, and that's going to make a huge safety zone. And he looked at me and I could see, yeah, that is a good spot. Let's go.   And that's kind of what it was doing. It'd just roll a little bit and then make a big run uphill. I can remember hearing it get established in that bottom of that drainage in the Mote Creek. It just, everything changed. It just came to life. All of its energy focused right in the bottom of that drainage and it came to life. Another huge column come up. It just went massive. Don and I talked about burning. We talked about, hey, let's get some fire going on the ground here. We dismissed that really quick after we thought, no, no, no, we're not going to light. At that point, we were standing at the edge of the safety zone. We talked our thoughts where if we don't want to light any fire down here, get something really hot and ripping and draw that fire that's on top of us down. So we dismissed that. We don't, no, no, let's not mess with anything on that. Let's just see. We got a good safety zone. We reassured ourselves. We got a good safety zone. It's going to be cool. We moved the pickup around to right where the front of the dozer and where the pickup was parked before we had all of our gear in the back of our truck, every bit of thing, everything I owned for fighting fire. That went away on single resource stuff. It was my red bag, my tent, my cell phone, my camera, my towels, the underwear, everything, everything, everything, everything. We threw it out of the back, cordura burns. How many times I've heard people, yeah, my bag burned up in the back of the truck and that mindset got to save the equipment, throw everything out. So we threw everything out of the back of the pickup. We threw it out on the ground at the far back edge of the safety zone. Then we pulled the pickup right in front of the dozer plate. So the rear of the dozer was pointing to the south, if you will. We pulled them together like this and we kind of flitted around and we started getting buffers of fire coming in on us. Little stuff, animals running through the safety zone. We had a couple of bears run through. We had a deer run through. We had some raccoons, a saucekunk run through. They're all coming out of that riparian, the exclusion zone and that Namoti Creek and it was getting closer, it was getting closer. I was getting a little nervous. I know everybody was too. It was getting hot. The winds were howling. They were coming in on us as fire was eating. It was close enough to know we weren't feeling the end drafts anymore from it. We were just feeling the erratic fire winds off of it and living in a convicted column of fuel. We were within the winds of a convicted column. Division got on a radar and said, well, I'm going to order up a Type 3 helicopter to fly in and land you because I think you could land them there. I told them no. You're not bringing a Type 3 in here because now we're going to have an aircraft mishap. I mean, my thoughts were you got the smoke. I've second guessed myself about bringing in a helicopter and again, the smoke, the fire conditions, where do I put the equipment? If I had to pull the equipment to get out of the way to get that Type 3 helicopter to land on an uneven surface, I don't know if I could have brought a Type 3 in there in those conditions. We all kind of pulled into the front of the dozer. All three of us did. We pulled all our gear out. I had pulled my IAPAC out, thrown it down. We'd taken a case of water, put it right there, thrown our packs right against the edge of the dozer blade. And it was loud. I remember it was extremely loud at that point because the fire that was below us was just thunder and it was jet aircraft on the tarmac screaming. I remember seeing just a big wall of fire hit the edge of our safety zone. I ducked down and looked up. It's just, it's sheeted. The sheet of fire just cascaded over the top of us and it can still hear it to this day. But boy, right after that, that radiant heat hit us. And it was just like, yow! And it was to the point of, it wasn't really, really wasn't skin-serene hot. I don't know what skin-serene hot is, but I can imagine.  I was actually one to say, hey, it's time, let's deploy our shelters. It was getting hot. I was on my knees behind the dozer blade and my back was just really, really hot like that. Hot, I can't get away from. If I was out on the line or something, I would just turn my body and walk away from it. I couldn't. I had nowhere to go. I was pinned to the ground. I was on my hands and knees and my back was just arched up. I remember it was hot. It was getting real warm. I remember to the point I could smell my Nomex. I've been doing this long enough now. I know when I smelled my Nomex starting to heat up, you could smell when it's warm and that's where I was at. I was warm. And at that point, well, three deployed our shelters. In the shelter, I remember it getting hot like sauna hot, if you will. I remember the air temperature getting, it just sauna hot. I remember I got into it and thinking of what you do now, thinking of training, made sure all my ground flaps were down and the new shelters, we can't not have a ground flap down there. It's almost like encapsulated, if you will, compared to the old ones. Got in it and spread out. We were talking and yelling, we were yelling back and forth with each other. We were right next to laying on top of each other, but yet it was loud. And it was starting to get some smoke. And I was talking, I'm really smoky in here, real smoky. And I think John said, I'm not too smoky, it's not too bad or something. And I couldn't figure out why I was so smoky. For some reason I did this, I looked and there were embers that were blowing underneath. The wind was howling. Embers were blowing in underneath my ground flap. So I was actually putting embers out that were inside. And that's what was creating all the smoke inside my shelter, was burning chunks of wood that were just smoldering in there and just filling it up. And I remember putting those out and shooting them to the side. Layed in the shelter, did the old, actually put the face down in the dirt. I was breathing like this for a few because of the smoke that was in there and not wanting to lift it up. You know, thinking about all that stuff. And I remember my back getting hot again. My back and my right shoulder really is what it was. So what I had to do to accommodate that, I had to get on my left side and actually had to pull my feet in in kind of the semi-fetal position. And I had to pop the shelter off my back with my elbow.  And that actually seemed like an eternity. It really did. It seemed like a long time but it wasn't. I remember John saying, hey, the truck's burning. I peeked, I looked and I was laying with my back to the truck. So I didn't want to move because I had that shelter that kept laying down on top of me and was getting hot. And John says, I can look at it. The rear tires are burning on it. I was like, oh no. I'm thinking I'm not in a good spot right here. John got up, he said I'm going to get up and see if I can put it out real quick. He says, my shelter, I watched the heat and he says, no, I've already had my shelter. Lift your flap up, it gets cooler. I went, what? And I reached up and I lifted the flap at the edge of the shelter. I just lifted up about that far and just felt the cooler air come in versus that just hot air inside that shelter. Popped it open and I was like, ooh. And John then came right back. He says, it's not the truck, it's our gear. I was like, oh, the gear, really? At that point I wasn't caring about the gear. He laid down and laid back down and crawled back in it and passed some water bottles back and forth to each other. Drank some water, that was refreshing inside the shelter for sure. Some cool water. I had my canteen with me, again training, but what I had done is I'd kicked that sucker down when I got in there. It's not perfect world by any means. I'd kicked it down, it was at my feet and I couldn't get it. And when I did get it, I pulled it up to me. It was hotter than Hades. John and I both got up. Left the shelter draped over us a couple times. Got a big buff of the wind.  The winds were still heavy there. Layed back down. I remember rocks rolling through the deployment site. The biggest lessons learned for me, really, is weather directly related to the fuels. Five days of red flag warning. It took five days of single-digit RHs for those 1,000 hours of fuels to react. On a fifth day, it succumbed to it. Five days. That's a big, big, big lesson learned for me. I pulled the trigger a little bit earlier for me, too, now. My trigger points have moved. And people ask me all the time, well, how do you move your trigger points? And it's all situation-dependent. And I pulled the trigger earlier a couple of times now. None of them have really, nothing ever happened, but I still pulled the trigger. I still got out of the way of something. Two RHs instead of one RH, if you will. Another big lesson learned for me is the thought of equipment versus the safety.  Plain and simple. That chunk of iron can be replaced with my situation that I have right now under my belt, with the tarkey over and over on my belt. If I'm ever around and have a crazy situation, I'll deal with the ride off of equipment. I'll front that battle whatever comes to me. I honestly will. Fire Shelter is just another tool of PPE to be utilized. And don't let the stigma of, oh, my God, the fire shelter come out. That's honest. That's a lesson learned, too.  That's the last use. I used the last used fire... Last used that chunk of PPE on my back and it worked. It worked like it was supposed to work. I'm here to talk about it.


Good morning. It is Wednesday the 5th of May. Hope you're doing well usual recap then of what happened on closing Wall Street last night Where we did see in the cash US equities the NASDAQ underperform Down about 1.85% Comparatively the Dow was basically flat and the S&P narrowed losses after some of that Sunning pressure that was seen earlier in the session on that point then let's start off with the S&P chart And have a look at that from a technical perspective this was the The chart that we were looking at yesterday in the community Which was as per the briefing yesterday morning a key level Over the course of the last couple of weeks has been that 41 67 marker here as defined by the the kind of pink rectangle Breakdown and price there happened and you know yesterday was so interesting the move came at the open on Wall Street So definitely the kind of ignition of the pickup in volume helping that move But technically the break we'd already broken through it we came back up to that level before then the push came on the open and Lots of people were trying to pin different things on it There was all kinds of things doing the round from speculation of military tensions between China and Taiwan New coronavirus restrictions. I saw Bloomberg even going as far as to say that Ferrari delaying their outlook on their their financial targets has a reason for the set off which you know You have to be aware that a lot of these financial news agencies are Working operating in a in a particular business where they need to put a reason on these moves, you know It's it would be unacceptable for them to be able to say, you know, it's just flow and the markets just selling off Someone's just unbinding a position. Whatever the case actually might be they need to pin it So do be aware of that. I guess that the easiest and most simplest thing is You know, just just trade what you see and don't get overly caught up too much And just trying to find a reason if the tape looks heavy Order flow is kind of indicative of a bit of momentum on the breach on the volume pickup You know, you're gonna get these speculators looking on these fast money moves to you know Push the market down then just go, you know, go with the flow or as As the late and great Bruce Lee would say, you know be like water and just adapt to the conditions And then just ride that move but do be conscious of the fact that you know from a Longevity of move perspective if there isn't any One fundamental headline that really is quite clearly driving that move Then you've got to be wary of the quite severe pullbacks coming at some point and dip buyers being confident to come back in Lift that market if it's aggressively sold particularly open And this was kind of similar to what we saw yesterday Here you can see that there's this trend line going back to the 13th of April It's been well respected through the middle of that month and yesterday It was quite choppy at the time But with that horizontal support level from the 22nd 23rd that was an area that we were eyeing the kind of ventural low Of this move just running out a bit of steam of which then we saw really aggressive bounce as European players really exited the market and the recovery really took took place all the way up into the closing wall street And then and some during the Asian session where it just moved a little higher overall Volumes overnight in Asia very quiet Obviously China and Japan still out South Korea also closed so not a lot of participants in the marketplace The other thing that was being pinned on some of the move was Janet Yellen The now Treasury Secretary and formally the the head of the Fed and she was also kind of Looked at as a potential catalyst that caused a little bit of nervousness in markets yesterday To to get you up to speed with what she said the former Fed chair mentioned that the mix Well interest rates may need to rise modestly to prevent the economy from overheating She kind of said that first and then she came back not too long after and basically said It's not something I'm predicting or recommending So she had to come out and kind of clear things up, which yeah a little bit surprising given her kind of vast experience that she has but Perhaps she kind of over or underplayed the idea of how sensitive markets are obviously to rate talk and particularly Coming from a person like herself Overall, I don't think I would read anything other than it was just another variable to the mix that just contributed Some market movement yesterday looking at different, you know kind of volatility indicators the bond market really was unmoved by a lot of this Which I think really says it all it was quite an equity centric move when it was happening as far as forex markets are concerned this morning Both major pairs are pretty flat overall. I'm just keeping an eye on euro dollar here from a technical perspective You can see as we've been on this downward trend really since going back to the end of last week Thursday Friday We've had a short-term trend line being respected through that period of of decline and that coinciding with the pivot level in the futures market and In the early buzz in Europe might be a good entry point for the short to play the move back down to the The rectangle here, which would be the previous resistance points that we saw in mid-april before the eventual break that came the 19th The market did also respect that level in yesterday morning's European session So yeah quite quite a nice entry point there and riding that move down down to the 120 handle But beyond that point you've got the s1 but then kind of deeper targets would be s2 And then the the range load that we had through the 14th to the 19th of April Elsewhere the other thing just have a quick look at was the Oil market we did see a bit of a breakout in price yesterday I just dropped this down to a five minute. You can see If I just forwarded on to here This was the the top end of yesterday's trading range The dotted line was yesterday's R2 on the daily pivots and we had a breakout as you can see here at half past nine and The rationale behind that being we had the latest API crude or inventory number Which was the biggest weekly draw since January in fact of this year. So multi-month Size drawdown and that caused that acceleration in price Last night saw a pop and we drifted higher in Asia before then we've kind of more broadly consolidated If anything here at the moment as Europe has come into the market So we'll look to the oil numbers later. Obviously usual time 3 30 It was only a UK bank holiday. Don't forget on Monday. So those data points not delayed They'll be coming out at the usual time So using those previous areas here now is downside levels of support But we're looking for the bulk of that volatility Potentially to come to see whether the API the DOEs can live up to the API drawdown that we had last night But market obviously pricing in a large portion of that for the moment Otherwise few other things just to quickly mention one was on the COVID side Biden set a target of administering at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to 70% of adult Americans by the 4th of July As part of a new package of measures aimed at boosting vaccine take-up Biden is planning spending hundreds of millions of dollars on education outreach efforts to try and Really increase enthusiasm for the vaccines particularly those of the Ethnicities in particular who've been quite reluctant to take those vaccines the measures being taken after two weeks Declining vaccination rates that we've been seeing in the US which are largely happening expected But at the moment in terms of numbers as context They have dropped an average of 2.3 million a day from where we were tracking at 3.4 million Just the fortnight or so ago The other thing I just wanted to mention from the stocks perspective As we go into US trading hours later on today, it's probably worth noting for Boeing Very large constituent of the Dow I think they're about the seventh largest they account for around four and a half percent or so in terms of an index waiting and Reuters have got an exclusive that came out very early hours of this morning And it's basically saying that US air safety officials have asked the company to supply fresh analysis and documentation Showing numerous 737 max subsystems would not be affected by electrical grounding issues first flagged in three years of the jet in April The extra analysis injects new uncertainty of the timing when Boeing's best-selling jetliner would be cleared to fly by the FAA and basically then US airliners have said they expected buying to release service bulletins as soon as this week But this latest issue could push back that timeline and given how key obviously this Aircraft is for Boeing. It'd be interested to see how they perform in pre-market and then the eventual opening Later today. The other one is tomorrow, of course, we get the Bank of England And some of you might not be aware of this But the Times newspaper in the UK have something called the the shadow MPC And who these guys are are basically a group of nine So the same kind of number if you like to replicate the the official monetary policy committee and their former bank rate Setters so they could be former central bankers With direct experience of managing the UK economy to Treasury officials to top economists And basically they go through the same Discussion points and then have a vote to see what those very like-minded individuals Saying is the best course of action and sometimes it could be a bit of a lead then for what the Bank of England mentioned you might do They the shadow MPC they urged the bank to leave rates and QE unchanged this month So no surprises there but to prepare the market for a slowdown in weekly guilt purchases under QE And also I'd say no surprise there either So very much that is the bedded inner trepation for tomorrow. And of course will be will be covering that more detail When we get to Thursday session quit look at the schedule for today In terms of this morning, you do get the service PMI numbers coming out of the eurozone so France Germany eurozone So on but these are final readings for April. So not looking for any Meaningful market reaction to that going to the afternoon Not so much the market, but the ISM services PMI will be their main headline reading and If you remember last time this number came out it came in at 63 point seven Against the previous 55 point three was the biggest kind of uptick biggest lift We've seen in this figure ever basically as the economy continued to reopen at a fairly rapid pace in the US Respondents from that previous report Basically indicating the lifting of coronavirus pandemic related restrictions had released pent up demand for many of the respective company services and Analysts to expect that trend to basically continue today because that number is going to head even further north to sixty four point three from sixty three point seven top end of the range seen as sixty six potentially the other things We're looking out for we've got the oil infantry numbers as mentioned at three thirty and then you've also got the Quarterly refunding announcement in three tens and thirties coming up one thirty as well from the US to be aware of this coming Little bit of attention just given the fact that you know the US is bringing about an unprecedented amount of supply to finance lots of government spending is going on at the moment You've got various different bond auctions coming out in the UK and Germany this morning And the speaker's perspective all based in the afternoon with a Fed focus Feds Evans being a voter the others Rosengren Mester not voters till next year Evan speaking on Current economic conditions and monetary policy so one perhaps just keep half an eye on at the New York Stock Exchange open at two thirty ECB's Lane by taking a panel discussion Also at 3 p.m. This afternoon, so I'm gonna leave it at that. I'll let you guys get on with the day Overall my assessment is I don't feel particularly too concerned about some of the volatility yesterday I Kind of feel a little bit like the the market making a bit of a Mountain out of a molehill on the back of that set off And I think that's reflective with the aggressiveness of the bounce back in the S&P saw during the the post European exit us evening NASDAQ though remaining a little bit Underperforming as it has done over the last two sessions But I think that's largely reflective of the ongoing reopening kind of trade reflective on that rotation in terms of the sectors You know yesterday was no different really high-valued technology names Microsoft Apple Amazon these Facebook these types of companies fell anything from 2.3 to 4.2 percent Well, it's defensive consumer staples utility real estate Fell took much less less degree So I don't think anything there is is too surprising to be quite honest in terms of today I feel overall fairly neutral I just want to wait really for the for the US section to really dictate proceedings and then that ISM be keeping an eye on With also a look at the employment constituent of course heading into non farms The employment constituent in the manufacturing the beginning of the week was a little bit of a decrease from the prior reading All right guys I'll leave it at that let you guys get on and wish you a good day ahead. Thanks so much


You know, thank them. This is your host, getting you welcome to another little jam session behind the squeaking door. We're introducing a new kind of music. It's called Swing and Slay. And believe me, it really stands here. Straight to the gallows.  But then, well, you have a friend who wants to join. Why certainly. All he has to do is tear off the top of a clue and send it to the Spooker of Months Club. We'll call for him.  Tonight's Inner Sanctum Mystery, Don't Dance on My Grave, was written by Emil Tepperman and star Charlotte Holland in the role of Julia with Arnold Moss as Stephen. Are you in the mood for a tale of madness and mystery? Hmm. Good. The setting for our story tonight is a great old house, sitting on the crest of a gentle slope where it overlooks the country side. Usually, in the sunlight, it's quaint and beautiful. But now, in the middle of the night, it's shrouded in darkness. There's no light in any window. But in the south bedroom, there, facing the garden, a young woman sleeps unrestfully. Her sleep is disturbed by strange, terrifying dreams. Her name, Julia Martel. She's only been married a year, but the shadow of fear cares not where it falls. Am I sleeping or waking? Is this a dream or reality? How come I can't even talk in my house and see? What's she saying? She could grieve and bury you? No. No, he can't. He can't. Steven the garden. It's my sister-in-law, Caroline. She hates me. Must wake up, I must. Must hide in my dreams. What was it, Dr. Krauss? She used to tell me it's a sanitarium. Old, hateful Dr. Krauss. Steven and Caroline and Dr. Krauss, all I could tell something dreadful. But I can't remember what's the... What's that, Marie? Come into the garden. I can't see them digging. I better wake up, Steven. Steven, Steven, wake up. There's someone in the garden. She's not here. She's not in the bed. She's left me alone in the middle of the night. I said, digging. Someone's still digging in the garden. I've got to see. You know, I'm alone, but I can see them digging in the garden. It's Steven. Steven and his sister, Caroline. Caroline, who hate me. But what are they digging in the garden in the middle of the night? What? No. Long and shallow. A grave. My grave. She'll come for me. Come to get me, put me in my grave. I've got to hide quickly. But it can never find me. Where can I hide? Flatters. No, no, they shouldn't have looked there. In the bed. No, no, no. My head is so tight, so tight. No place to hide. Julia, tell me me. Steven, I'd like to get back in bed. Bed is usually where you sleep at night time. But come, it's almost nine o'clock. Caroline and I had our breakfast hours ago. It's a glorious morning. Where's your dress, have a bit of breakfast, and then we'll take a long walk. A long walk? Oh, Caroline.  Another one of those nightly nights? No, no, no, I'm all right. I'll get up. Steven, did anything out of the way happen last night? Why do you ask? Oh, I thought. Yes. Never mind. What were you going to say? It wasn't anything, really. Why are you looking at my shoes? I was just looking at the mud.  Were you out in the garden last night, Steven? In the garden? Yes. Julia, just what are you driving us? I don't know. I don't know. Steven, I must have been having one of those horrible dreams. Steven, I wonder if I'm really cured. Maybe you brought me home from the sanatorium. So it was another nightmare. Now look here, darling, don't you worry about it. I'm having Dr. Krauss out here this afternoon. Dr. Krauss? Steven, you're not going to send me back. There's nothing to worry about, darling. It's just a routine checkup.  I'll be waiting downstairs. Steven. And whatever's bothering you, don't let it worry you. Just call it a bad dream. Just a bad dream? Was it really, was it really just a bad dream? But I saw them digging the grave last night, and then I fainted. Maybe it wasn't, true. Let me see. I was standing here at the window. You all seem so clear. Where were they digging? Over there, I think, near the oak tree. But I don't see the grave. Maybe they covered it up again. I've got to go down and look. I've got to find out. Nobody in the hall. This thing was back here. It seemed to be the poke in the kitchen. She hates me, too. Oh, it's flying, snooking, reporting to Caroline. That if she flies so thin, she'll be back to work. Carefully, out of the glass. Now, on the side of the garden. Footprint. Footprints in the soft ground of men and women, Steven and Caroline.  Followed a footprint over here by the oak tree. Yeah, this is where I saw them digging here. Here it is. She grounds them dug up and filled them again to the shape of a grave. It wasn't a dream then. Any of it? OK, one thing's for sure, Your Honor. I didn't hear you come up behind me. Well, it's because you were so busy examining the ground. What were you looking for, Georgia? The ground here, it's been dug up. Oh, it has. The shape of a grave, you know. Yes, it is. Who gave was it to be? And why did you fill it in again? I think you'd better come back into the house, Georgia. No. Now, please come in quietly, Georgia. Caroline and I want to talk. No, let go of my arm. You're hurting me. I'm sorry, Georgia, but you've got to come in with us. No, no, I won't. Let's go with me. You're coming in quietly, Georgia. No, my arm. Now, are you coming? OK. Georgia, go right into the darling when your breakfast is ready. I want my breakfast. You've got to eat something, don't you? I'll sit here. What is it to be? The last meal of the condemned woman? Oh, Julia, darling. What makes you say that? Oh, what's the matter? I thought you loved me, Stephen.  Julia. Don't pretend, Stephen. I know that Gravehouse there under the oak tree was supposed to be for me. But you must have changed your plans last night. You should have been. Here comes Caroline. Your breakfast will talk a lot of that to me. Good morning, Julia. It's a nice female hot coffee. Golden health. Just the way you like it. Coffee tastes shitter. What are you and prison up to? Why, Julia? Julia has some strange idea that we want to kill her. Oh, no. You know, Stephen, and I love you. Do you? Please, you drink the coffee. You'll feel different after this happened. I brewed it myself. What is wrong with your life? You brewed it? What's the matter with Susie? Why didn't Susie make my breakfast? I heard her in the kitchen before. Well, why don't you answer? Uh, that wasn't Susie. Yes, Julia. I made the breakfast this morning. But we're still tea.  Stephen, what is it? Caroline. Don't you know who Susie is? Hmm. Nothing. Nothing. We buried her there last night. Caroline and I. He agrees. And at your tree, what happened to her? A bolt was cut during the night. Who did it? Don't you know? It's no time to have a panic. Don't try to keep calm, darling. Remember what Dr. Klaus told you. Excitement is best. How can I help it with the both of you? You, Stephen, and you, Caroline, standing there looking at me. It's as if I had touched his throat in the middle of the night. They found one of your dead rooms that was in the hall I tried to see to him. It had blood on it. We'll have to let Dr. Klaus take you back to the sanatorium until you're fully cured. No, no, no, please, please, send me back to Lincoln to rather go to jail, Julia. That's only one thing, darling. What did you do with the knife? What knife? The one you cut through these doors. You can't find it. Where's the knife, Julia? I didn't show her. I didn't. I swear I didn't. Without, Julia, finish that coffee. No, I won't touch it. We must have that knife. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. I'm going to bed. Now come back, Julia. We want that knife. I'm driving mad. You think I cut through these doors, my friend? Oh, excuse me, Sam. If that person was safe, then, uh, put their coat off. I'm from in the park at what? A life. Even corn came down to the one here just a letter of... In my house? A house? A lot of them play. They did it. They did it in my... The knife. I'll show them. Let's see. I feel free to look at this knife. I'll show them. Oh. Thank heaven you're being reasonable, Julia. The South Division has the knife. Yes, I have the knife, Caroline. Don't come any closer. My dear Julia, you must feel like a fear of your friend. Stay where you are, Dr. Krauss. And you too, Caroline, not one of you is coming into this room. Julia, darling, Dr. Krauss has come all the way from the city to talk to you. He thinks he can help you. Help me? By taking me back to that sanitary? My dear, I would do only what is best for you. But first you must give me the knife.  Did the knife cut your hand, Dr. Krauss? I'm so sorry.  Did she hurt you? No, no, Caroline. It's on her scratch. Julia, you must realize that you're not acting for your own good. I'm doing seriously. Serious mental trouble. So proud of you insist on fighting this trouble alone.  Well, I don't want anything from anybody. Just leave me alone. You want to be left alone so you can go back to sleep. I've been sleeping all day. Sleep will not help you, Julia. Your dreams are no longer quiet and peaceful. They're full of violence and terror. You cannot find safety anywhere but with me. I can help you to cure the sickness of your life. Give me the knife. No.  All of you! Go away!  Julia, you've got a little... You've got a little... You've never opened the door to anyone. Julia, open the door, please! My head is too tight. I could only pull it off. I'll put the knife down on the floor. No, I can't do this. Lock the door again, sir. What do we do, Dr. Cross? We can't leave her in here with a knife. Steven, aren't scared. Well, just wait. I think I'll stay here overnight. There's a storm coming up anyway. I do not like driving in the rain. Perhaps in the morning. Steven, will you get the gasoline ready? I'll have to spend the night on a couch and a living room.  I don't think any of us will be able to see much tonight. I'll leave you. I'm the wolf. The lamb. The saw. The middle of the night. I'll leave you. I'll stay in the storm for that night. I'll stay on the floor. I'll take it along. Shit! I'm not a slave yet. With fresh blood. You know what, Dr. Cross? No one could have gotten in. I must have opened the door, gone off. I've got to find out. I'll take the knife along. Steven said he'd be sleeping on the couch. In the living room double. Down the stairs, by the end of the mirror wall. I'll stay in the storm for that night. I'll stay on the couch. It's a life in heaven. It's Caroline. I'll cross the hall. I'll take the door carefully. She is. She's alive too. I'll come over there.   Julia, did you hear us? Did you do it in your sleep? There was fresh blood on the blatant. My door was locked. The key was in the lock. Nobody could have gotten it. I must have killed them then, gone back and locked the door. All in my sleep. Oh, Jesus. She gave up the knife this time. Just a minute. Caroline. Your shoes, Caroline. They're full of mud in your socks. They're soaking wet. Oh, that. I heard the garage door bang in the wind. They kept me awake, so I dressed them without clothes on. The storm caught me on the way back. I see. I was almost positive I'd locked those garage doors. She isn't lying. What do you mean? I saw you in bed just a minute ago under the blanket. Why did you get into bed fully dressed with wet shoes and socks? Oh, dear, your imagination must be running wild. Excuse me. Please, please, believe me. I saw her in bed under the blanket. She was pretending to be asleep. Judith, I... I don't know what to believe. You've been doing the same thing lately. I'm asking you to believe that it was Caroline who killed Dr. Carl. It's not a lie. But how? Well, don't you see, Susan? She did go out of the house, but not to close the garage door. She must have got the ladders from the garage and chased her against my window. Then she climbed into my room while I was asleep with the knife. She killed Dr. Carl, then climbed back and left the knife, and then the storm started and she got her feet wet. It would have been all right if I hadn't been awakened by the thunder and found the bloody knife. But it's less than a time to run this. And when she heard me in the horse, she slipped under the blanket and pretended to be asleep. A very pretty theory, my dear Julia, except that you didn't see me in bed. But we could prove that very easily. What? I said we could prove very easily whether or not you were in bed by looking at your bed, Caroline. If Julia really did see you in bed, then the sheets and the blanket would be wet and mud-scented. Susan! Shall we go and look? Never mind. I did it. I killed Carl. She did kill Susie, too, when he tried to ruin it on me. Even I did it for your sake. I had to bring you the assessor somehow. You never should have married this woman. And all the things that I thought about Julia, they're all untrue. You had no right to bring her into this house.  I was insane to think I could change Stephen's mind. That was the mistake I made, Julia. I should have killed you first. But it isn't too late. I've got the night and I'll do it now. Stop that, Caroline!  Stop that! Please, Caroline!  Right under her heart. Rest your hand there, short as I am. The nightmare is over. But I'm going to miss Caroline. You know, she was a pretty keen customer of that, Caroline. Nothing dull about her. In fact, I'd say she was the knife of a party. The only trouble was she didn't know when to stop. Good night. Pleasant dream. This is the United States Armed Forces Radio Service, The Voice of Information and Education.