Hei, gallwch. Yn ystod yw yw yw Water Tower, mae'n ddweud yn Cynwyth, Ynchryf, mae'n ddweud yno y bydd y bydd yn cymryd o'r rhan o'r ddweud yn y ddweud yng Nghymru bydd Jociff Leogh Warwick, yn y gallu'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r Ddweud. Yn y gallwch, mae'n ddweud. Mae'n ddweud yw'r ddweud yn 1778 o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. Byddwn yn yw'r bwysig yn cyd-fyrddio'r gyda'r cymryd yn 1854, i ddiddordeb yn siŵr. Yn 1885 y byddwn yn amser iawn i'w gweithio ac yn y byddwn yn yw'r tynnu ar y tawr iawn. Dwi'n ddiddordeb y ddau'r cyfarwydd o'r diogelwch, i'w ddiddordeb yw'r cyfrifio ddechrau i'n gael i nesaf. Mae'n ganddyn nhw, ystod y gwaith yw'r cyfrifio a'r cyfrifio arall, ar gyflawni y 1939. Mae'r ganddur o'r ganddurio. Mae'r ganddurdod yma o'r ganddurdod o'i ddechrau'n cyffredinol yn y ddefnyddio'r ganddurdod o'r ganddurdod o'r ganddurdod i'r ddechrau'n gyrdd o'r cyffredinol yn y 1964, yn 1970, Cennith Yrbanydd Dysgrifennol yn gwybod i gydag bwysig ddiolch yn gydag'r ganddurdod a'u ddechrau'n gyrdd o'r ganddurdod a'u ddechrau'n gydag bwysig should be sympathetically restored and converted for use as a private dwelling house. Plans submitted by the architect Mr Edward Bryan of Lemington Spa on behalf of Lieutenant Colonel Michael Wheat were accepted and a conversion was commenced in late 1972 and completed in 1974. This imaginative conversion incorporates a new ground floor extension, cleverly designed to harmonise with the character. The tower and the whole now forms a unique and comfortable home successfully linked in the past with the present. And here we have it. It's a beautiful place. There's a little, it's not a private road, but it's a very quiet track road that connects to adjoining tarmac roads. We're talking to one of the neighbours there saying that people do cut through there pretty quickly. I would say then that that is probably the only downside we're living here. I spoke to one of the neighbours, as I say, and she seemed absolutely delightful. We've got some lovely cats running and frolicing around there. You can see the extent maybe of the garden area. The trees will be the boundary. Where that vehicle is, I believe it belongs to the house. The person, if there is anybody in there, didn't come out and say anything to me. Like I said, the only person I spoke to was a neighbour. And that neighbour would be the bottom left house just there. And when she said, have you come down to get any photographs of the water tower, because she saw me setting up and I said, yes, she goes just the water tower. I said, yeah, so we're all right back up the road. I did ask. I mean, I didn't. I presented myself afterwards once I packed up. I walked up and just had a bit of a general conversation, just wondering if anybody else may have wanted anything doing there, but to be honest with you, I'm going to do all these again. I'm going to do the castle league and do these because I've not used any ND filtering. And although I don't want to really change the uniqueness of what these things look like by colour grading and changing colours around a bit, it'd be nice if, you know, to behave to not have like in the castle, when on the sunshine coming through, it was oversaturating in areas, but you had to bring that down and not have that so much. It's why I want to use, and I've spent the money on the ND filters now anyway, so it's why I want to use the ND filters to capture these again. And in the meantime, you know, I just try and learn some of this videography and slowly tune my hands to the controls and the controls settings to how my hands work. Like I've noticed that when I pan, I started off a little bit quick sometimes, and then I have to slow it down so I can actually adjust that in the radio, in the controller, to make that not happen so much. So it's going to take time for me to get used to those things and change them around, but I'm hoping on the next, going out to do this, that I'll have that better. This is a beautiful building. You see the drainage all round the edge there, because I wondered why I just zoomed in there, because I knew how it collects its water, obviously it won't go off the edge. But just absolutely beautiful. I believe it's five seven floors. We could probably look at that, seven floors, and it's up for sale. So if anybody wants to buy it, you're quite welcome to buy it. I think they're looking for about £1.25 million pounds for it. And I mean, look at that deck. Just be able to sit out there and enjoy the sunshine, because all of, well yeah, pretty much all of the left outside would be the south facing wall. This is the east side, looking towards the west. So I'm flying on the east side of it, looking towards the west. But isn't that absolutely lovely? And it's all brick work. So you can see the individual bricks there, all brick work. It must be amazing to have that many floors. You'd wonder if there'd be a little mini lift in there or something, but I think it's a staircase. I don't know. Maybe I should try and dig out some photos of the inside, but I could probably imagine a bit of a spiral staircase going on in there. I could be completely wrong. It's just a big guess. Be completely wrong, but that is one very unique place to live. I went from a windmill to then a water tower to now a dwelling. It's absolutely beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. I'm not quite sure what's going on there. I think it's a bit of overexposure. That's why it looks a bit funny. It could be the monitor I'm using. On the window there you see where it looks like. It's got lots of, they are not the blinds. That's just what's happening with the camera. It could be just the way that I've got it in 540p for me being able to look at it while I'm doing this bit of narration. Jebe Jabba. Lovely little balcony right off the top there. It's been nice in some ways that that went all the way round. Now this is here I'm actually trying to position so I can see the edge of the craft and then I'm going to walk around the other side. So it's going to probably just hang here for a moment or two, just what I find. My vantage point on the other side so I can keep an eye on it. But just be able to stand out there on that balcony point and welcome the morning sun. But be absolutely fantastic. Imagine the views as well. I mean you can see across the top of the trees now and below the height of the rather small balcony there. To be able to have that sort of view as you look out. Absolutely wonderful. I'm pretty sure that there's probably quite a lot of photos or bits of video. I've seen quite a few photos, not so much of the video of it near me once again. I'm trying to just get myself positioned around just so we can see all the way around it. So if it does go in that shot a little bit, I'm sorry about that. Even though it seems like it gets quite close. Well you must all know now with your cameras. It may seem like it's getting quite close, but I'm still quite a few metres away from it. Now on the actual drone itself, you can get it to orbit this type of thing. But I've not really got the confidence to do that just yet, especially as the trees are pretty high. I can't see me being able to climb any of it to get the drone back. And I don't really want to lose the drone, so the brickwork is absolutely lovely. Well I do like the top bricks on there. Or whatever that is made of. I'm not exactly sure. It looks like it probably is some sort of engineering brick or something. And you've got this bottom floor area, which is lovely as well. The deck sits on top of it. Should have counted up those floors. So we've got one, two floors there. I see a window just above going around the right-hand side there. I don't know if that counts as another floor, how that works. Or like I say, I've never seen inside it. Beautiful little garden though. There's the borderline for it. I believe, or it could just be fenced in there. Yeah, I presume this part on the right-hand side belongs to the garden as well. Looking at the stonework. Look at the tops of those. It's all in fitting with the main building there. The Union Jack. Is there a proudly display there? So we can look at the one, two, three, four, five, six. Maybe there's a lower possibly, I would think as well. Yeah, there'd be a basement there, wouldn't there? Pretty sure there'd be a basement in an old mill. Looks like you could probably do the basement. So I mean, that's pretty much it really. That's all I've got on that for going round. Not as easy to video around that is what I hoped. But there we go, that's it. Anyway guys, if you like this sort of thing, please give us a thumbs up. It really does make me feel good about making the videos. And I'll catch you in the next one. Bye-bye for now.


Hi, everyone. Welcome to today's webinar by Product School. Today's topic is transitioning from a service to a product culture. My name is Srinu Esthanukula and I'm a product manager at Meta. So before we get started, let me quickly introduce myself. I've been in the product management function for almost seven years now across various industries. After obtaining a bachelor's in electronics engineering from the Perilla Institute of Technology and Science in India and a diploma in business management from the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, I went into my first product man instant, building out consumer-facing mobile apps and websites for money control, India's leading investment tracking and multimedia news platform. This allowed me to work on advertising and subscription models while understanding the diverse and disruptive intake landscape. From here, I transitioned to Snapdeal, one of India's leading e-commerce platforms. Here, I built out the next generation of consumer apps with a focus on gamification, greater seller discovery, and machine learning. One of the standards from this tent was the heavy emphasis on data-driven product management, which allowed me to build rigor towards statistical analysis and experimentation. My next tent was with Stiley, an early-stage fast-fashion e-commerce venture in the Middle East. Here, I led B2B product development, building out systems that enable Stiley to procure globally from a diverse manufacturer base at scale, while integrating multiple specialized systems from warehouse management to logistics to ERP, and was my first exposure to the B2B product world. I left Stiley in 2020 to pursue an MBA at Northwestern Scalox School of Management, where I majored in strategy and management sciences, including a heavy exposure to data analysis and statistical modeling. After graduation, I took up my current stint at Facebook, now Meta, to build supply chain products. These stints have given me the opportunity to work in different firms at different stages of their maturity lifecycle, some early-stage. I've been fortunate to contribute towards org-building, and I'm glad to be here today to share from some of my experiences and my learnings. So, let's get started by setting some context as to where this conversation is applicable and relevant. Who is this webinar for? If you're looking to get into product management, this presentation will hopefully help you understand the skill sets and the areas you need to focus on as a product manager. If you're part of a team building software for clients and for users, you might already have or will be considering some of these aspects at an organizational level. In order to get a potential customer to use the product you're building, at its most fundamental level, it needs to solve the customer's problem so much better than the current process and solution that they consider the switching costs justified. Let's say that in order to achieve this, as a young startup, you offer to customize your software to this customer's exact requirements. You do it for the first and the second and the third. You need to put in the same amount of effort each time to onboard a new customer. Scalability is linear. Does this approach make sense when you're catering to 20 small customers as opposed to two large ones? A successful product should provide multiplier scalability value. What I mean by that is that you should be able to onboard more and more customers without linearly escalating costs when it comes to development and maintenance. To do this, the organizational setup as well as the skill sets it hires and the expertise it builds needs to be tailored towards building a successful product, not a service. To begin with, let's look at the resources that these different types of firms look to build. Given the different approaches to execution, service and product firms typically build up different kinds of expertise over time. Let's take a look at this against the backdrop of the different approaches service and product firms take to build products. First, let's talk about service organizations. Service organizations typically have specialized sales and consulting functions that are tailored to cater to specific industries, geographies and functions. The consultant is highly skilled at diving deep into the problem articulated by the customer and in turn working with internal teams to build solutions to cater to them. Whether you're a consultant, project manager or an engineer, you will look to tackle the customer's problem head-on in order to solve it in a highly customized and direct manner. On the other hand, a product company is building a standardized offering that can potentially be used by multiple customers. This requires, amongst other things, a well-defined target market that is ideally large enough for the company to build a sustainable and successful business. Next, defining a clear positioning for your product offerings is critical. You could be looking to provide the cheapest minimalistic offering targeted at smaller businesses. You could be the most innovative, bringing solutions to market that disrupt how the industry solves the current problem. You could be the most sophisticated, offering complex capabilities that are highly relevant only for the largest and most mature target customers. Identifying the right positioning requires market and user research functions, skilled at working with a broad base of potential customers. The intent is to drive towards structured research output. Another critical aspect is developing deep expertise and familiarity with the business model's process and challenges faced by customers in that segment, and in turn leveraging this into knowledge built up inside your organization. When you are a product company, collecting input from 20 to 30 potential customers and shaping that into a common solution is possibly one of the most critical parts of your journey. Lastly, we come to a need to have a mature cross-functional partner ecosystem with clearly defined responsibilities, from research to marketing to account management to deployment to maintenance. Given the shorter research build feedback loops when it comes to services, as compared to research, eye-trade, build, eye-trade, rollout for product development, it is critical that the right functional expertise is being leveraged to drive these various aspects. So as you can see, the combinations of skill sets and expertise required by these two firms is different. And as a product manager, you will play a critical role in identifying these skills and expertise for the organization as a whole. With this background, here's a few steps that product orgs need to take. Some are easier said than done, but a fundamental tenet for delivering successful products is the need to think long-term and deliver a clear vision that all stakeholders can drive towards. Now let's take a look at the various activities you will directly be responsible for as a product manager. The PM plays a critical role in shaping the process towards successfully delivering great products. And the nature of the role could even expect them to get involved in 20 plus different activities at any time. This requires good PMs to be able to switch hats quickly and showcase versatility in picking up on new aspects and skills. Let's dive a little deeper into these various aspects. In order to get started with building a new product, research plays a significant role in ensuring that the right questions are being asked and answered for potential customers. A broad base of potential users being surveyed and interviewed is key. This allows PMs to accurately triangulate on the most critical pain points and dig deeper into them iteratively. It also enables PMs to identify new opportunities that can be taken up in succeeding releases and incrementally drive further value for customers, making the products stickier and the business more successful. Along with studying, mapping, and segmenting customers, understanding the lay of the land on the market side, that is the competition, is critical in ensuring that the biggest white spaces are identified and solved for. This leads into identifying the right positioning for the product, which I touched upon earlier. Once you have a good idea of why you're building a product, who you're building it for, what problem you're solving, and the manner you're solving it in, you get into execution. All the groundwork done so far feeds into executing in the right manner and bringing the product vision to reality. This requires close collaboration with research, design, data science, engineering, and sales functions to ensure that the right combination of inputs and trade-offs are being constant. Next, we come to pricing. As a product manager, you will work cross-functionally to leverage your financial modeling and competitive analysis to identify the right pricing for your product. There's more factors that go in that we won't have the time to cover today, but the right pricing is critical in ensuring that you set your product up for traction, subscription, and effective retention, ensuring that your business is viable and successful. Coming to the last point, as you go through these various activities that I've just covered as a product manager, you are uniquely positioned to have a 360-degree perspective on all of them. This gives you the ability to refine the approach inherent to these activities and set standard operating procedures that enable your org to grow and mature together, thereby building greater cohesiveness and effectiveness over time. Next, I'd like to spend a minute double-clicking into the research phase and its criticality in ensuring success. As you get into building a SaaS product, it is important that you are able to gather all the relevant insights possible across the landscape in order to ensure that you have complete visibility into deciding what to build. We can break this into three areas. The first, strategy input. Where is our product now? Where do we want it to go over the next few years? Does this direction align well with our capabilities and our key investments and access to the market? These are some of the questions that you would look to answer. The second is market research. What are our competitors doing? How are we positioned to achieve our goals as compared to the competition? How saturated are different parts of the market? Is there a segment that's undergated to? The last bucket is user research. What are potential users looking for? Are there any trends you can observe that apply to your potential customer base at large? Given today's market dynamics, do they foresee any challenges becoming more and more visible in the near future? This brings us to our last section, balancing product extensibility with customer delight. Let's say a client comes to you with a problem that needs solving. Let's say the first bar on the slide represents the client's problem. You work with the client to ask direct questions, understand their pain points, create detailed requirements for the solution, and then go and build it. When the next client comes to you, you do it again, the second bar. Note that the problem for this client is different. And again, and so on. This refers back to the service lifecycle I spoke about earlier. Another key outtake here is that this translates to a simplified interpretation of product management 101. Identify a clear customer segment and pain point and solve for that really well. However, this does not translate directly to product development for SaaS. You'd rather solve a pain point reasonably well for lots of customers. How well? As I referred to earlier, it needs to be good enough that they consider it worth the effort of onboarding onto the product beyond just paying for it. Let's look at another scenario here. Let's say you want to build a CRM that works for hospitality and for retail. Different businesses, marketing channels, partner ecosystems, unit economics. How would you do it? Will you research one hospitality provider alone or multiple hospitality and retail providers? Once you have an idea of what you want to solve for, set clear goals. What is the objective of your product? Solve a particular pain point. How do you quantify it? User acquisition, retention, churn. As you achieve success with each release of your product, you might identify opportunities to build out more modules and capabilities. However, you want to provide your customers the flexibility of picking the modules they want to use. Extensibility and modularity of these capabilities is critical to ensuring that your product can be shaped quickly to deliver the specific value a customer needs. And therefore, it gives you more flexibility when selecting the potential customers. Let's go back to that earlier CRM example. Let's say you built it out and you go to a company which has an existing CRM and is not convinced it wants to switch providers. However, your offering also provides auto management and fulfillment modules in addition to payments processing. This potential customer could purchase your OMS and payments capabilities in spite of not being interested in your core CRM offering. They could also find value in the overall seamlessness of your product portfolio and the tight integrations and swap out their current CRM and payments providers for your overall offering. Either way, the differentiated value you bring to the table gives you an edge in selling. And at the same time, it allows you to do so successfully without a proportional increase in development efforts and costs. And that leads nicely into my last point. When building out a SaaS product portfolio, building extensibility and versatility into your products is a powerful means of enabling scalability by platformizing capabilities so that different systems and modules can be set up to quickly talk to each other. Seamlessly, it has two benefits. First, it reduces barriers to onboarding for your customers. Two, it reduces the customer custom implementation efforts by your engineers and implementation partners, thereby ensuring quicker tunneling. That wraps up my talk for today. I hope all of you found it useful to attend this webinar and it gives you more perspective on what is required from successful product organizations and their product managers. Thank you.


What's good Joshua Ross back again with another video, so just finished watching money in the bank and I kind of have some mixed feelings there shout out to everyone that was a part of the live stream on the intercutch page We really appreciate everyone that joined in for the live stream Um, I don't know nice. It's kind of have mixed feelings about this pay-per-view there was some high moments and then there were some low moments and There were some boring moments we're gonna get into all of that I just felt like the build-up to money in the bank this year was lackluster Wasn't wasn't really thought out or planned out like some of these matches like the build-ups to these matches They were just kind of thrown together and I feel like this pay-per-view feel Thrown together for the most part, but there was still some enjoyable things on the show Got a few things to talk about so let's get right into it And they started off the show with the very first match the women's Money in the bank ladder match be honest with you This match Not that good. It was it was sloppy. There was a lot of sloppiness There was a few botches here and there within the ring outside the ring But I will say this the crowd was hyped the crowd was very hyped for this match So one thing I could say the Las Vegas crowd they showed up They gave energy to this show because trust me when I say this personally watching this at home It's just it just was not hidden for me It was not hidden for me at all just because of the Sloppiness that was in the ring not the entire match was it like Miscommunication and botches everywhere, but there were noticeable botches throughout the match Now I want to talk about this specific spot between Oscar and Becky Lynch Oscars laid out. They have the the Ladder on the announce table in the ring apron. So she's laid out on there Becky Lynch gets another ladder. I'm thinking oh, bro It's they they're going they're going hardcore with it Becky Lynch kind of goes to the top not to the very top But like almost at the top she climbs up and she goes to you know to dive off like a little sit down Dive onto to Oscar, but I think she kind of overshot it So she didn't really fall all the way on there I don't know if they were hoping that the ladder would break if that was the spot for the ladder to break But it didn't happen. She's kind of hit Oscar on the edge of the ladder bounced off her but if it looked like Oscar got the most of that cuz bruh that look brutal for Oscar Or taking that spot, but even then that spot it was cool But I don't know it just for the set up It didn't really hit for me crowd was loving it crowd thought it was crazy But for me personally and a lot of us that was watching at home in a chat It's just it just wasn't him, but that was a still a cool noticeable spot ultimately They give the win here to live Morgan I was thinking Becky Lynch was gonna get the win here They kind of had set it up for her, but no Liv Morgan won the money in the bank. She's Mrs. Money in the bank for this year And we're gonna talk about what Liv Morgan did later on in this in this video But I was very surprised that they went with her and I was okay with it I didn't have a problem with it at all I think a lot of people in the crowd was pro live Morgan and she got you some you deserve a chance Which I think live deserves some type of win, you know in her current In her current WWE run She's been like getting close to the championship but not really succeeding So they finally threw a bone here and it was a cool good field moment for her But the match personally still was not that good. It was just sloppy a lot of uncoordinated Things were happening inside outside of ring It just was not filling this money in the bank match, but I was okay with the outcome. So After that, I want to say we had Austin Theory versus Bobby Lashley now the build-up for this match was awful They went from doing manly poses, you know the bodybuilding poses to Squirting baby oil on each other like it's just got weird very quickly, but Fans are definitely pro Bobby Lashley has a nice like baby face reaction And Austin Theory as a heel is doing some pretty great work as a heel people legit don't like him We're gonna talk about him later on as well. This match was good. This match was really really good They worked really well in the ring. This is probably one of Bobby Lashley's Bobby Lashley's one of his better matches This year, this was really really good. It was back and forth The story of pretty much Austin Theory doing whatever he can to keep the title even trying to cheat and The crazy thing is Bobby Lashley ends up submitting him Ends up submitting him I thought it was a spot in the moment where Bobby Lashley gets hit with a spear and I'm thinking And then Austin Theory is trying to set up for his finisher and I'm thinking the match is over Austin Theory is about to get the win because previously before he hit him with the spear He kind of raked his eyes But he was able to get out of it put him in the submission hold and Austin Theory tapped and Bobby Lashley is your new United States champion. I was not prepared for that I did not see that coming. I thought that was that was crazy I really thought Austin Theory was going to retain But once you know what happened later on tonight, then you kind of figure out why this happened But either way this match was really good. I really wish the show would have started with this match This match would have been a very good way to start off the show But other than that, this was a good match. Good match enjoyed it enjoyed the flow in my opinion I think it's one of Bobby Lashley's best match so far this year But it was definitely very good and we will see what they do with him as the new United States champion so We go into Arguably well, it's not even arguably this was the best match of the night And I really wasn't looking forward to seeing this match because I'm tired of seeing this match, but They their chemistry in the ring is it's hard to not care the Usos Versus the street profits for the WWE unified tag team championships I'm tired of seeing this match But goddamn this this match was great this match Was great. They stole the show and Pardon me believe when they announced this match They were gonna probably steal the show because these guys Work really well together in the ring like these these four guys know each other very well And they just put on a phenomenal match They started to build it up and then they the pacing it started It was one move after another is it's all about the street profits Trying to overcome the Usos and their tag team greatness, you know, of course They're Usos good with the psychology of cutting off the ring talking trash trying to isolate each one of them This is great. This match was fun There was some great near falls crowd was loving this crowd was chanting fight forever and I Understandably so this was just fantastic. This is what you call tag team wrestling I just wish they had more tag teams in WWE This is easily without a doubt the best match of the night is better than the men's ladder match In my opinion, this was the best match of the night Go check this match out. If there's anything you check out from this pay-per-view It should be that match. Of course the Usos were gonna retain There was a couple closed calls where you thought maybe they're gonna win the frog splash for Montez Ford I'm thinking. Oh, this is it.  Nope. It didn't happen But they are setting up a rematch to Usos didn't win But when you see the replay the ref didn't see that Montez Ford Shoulder was up. He didn't see it at the angle. He was counting the pin So that's how they're gonna set up another rematch. They'll probably have a match and Summer Slamming You know what even though I'm tired of seeing them have matches. I Would love to see if they're gonna do it, which most likely they're gonna do They'll probably have a match at Summer Slamming. You know what match I would like to see at Summer Slam between these guys I Really hope they're getting away from the TLC pay-per-view and they should have a TLC match for the titles Bro as Summer Slam if you're gonna make Summer Slam the biggest show of the summer you got to go big They don't need to have a regular match no more regular no more regular matches where the referee decides to pin I would love to see a TLC Match for the titles have the titles up above in a TLC match, bro I would love to see that comment down below if y'all would if y'all would be interested in seeing a rematch first at Summer Slam The Usos versus the Street Profits in a TLC match that that would be fun That would be so much fun and Then you can go from there. I think that would be fantastic. So they Do plan on probably having a rematch as of some sort So hopefully they add that stipulation the TLC stipulations, but fantastic match. Love this match This was great highlight of the show and the Usos retain as I thought they would now The low point of the show the boring point of the show man This match was a chore to sit through Rhonda Versus Natalia did I even care about the few build up? No Did not care the most interesting thing about their feud was the fact that Natalia was in Like pretty much I wouldn't say embarrassing but Natalia was owning her on social media She was giving her the social media beats. I saw some of the stuff. She was saying on Twitter Rhonda didn't really have no good comeback. She was roasting her on Twitter. I love that This match I didn't care for I didn't I No amount of Natalia pretending to dress up like Rhonda and all the trash talking on Twitter Yeah, I just could not care Couldn't care it doesn't help that I feel like Rhonda's characters kind of stale when it comes to her on being on the microphone It's just kind of stale for me and I didn't care for this match at all It was it was serviceable at best. It was it was serviceable The crowd was pretty much dead for the majority of this match They they were there they were lively, but in a sense of just like just they knew the next match was the money the man's money in the bank And I think a lot of people were just waiting for that moment They went with the story of Rhonda's knee getting hurt one of her knees getting hurt So they played up into that fact or whatnot, but ultimately Rhonda ended up tapping out Natalia I really wanted this match to end because I just it's hard to get invested in a match where you know It's like You know the outcome You know the outcome You're not really too you don't really too much care about the I guess you could say The the champion as a face cuz she's cool It's Rhonda, but she doesn't have that charisma that you will want from her You know I'm saying and Natalia has always been Natalia, but no one really takes her seriously either You know I'm saying so it's like I guess but the real talk of the town is what happened after Natalia tap you hear You hear Music I'm surprised cuz I'm thinking maybe they're gonna wait a little bit. No they're they're they're going with this full flesh She cast it in it looked like Liv Morgan was potentially gonna lose cuz Rhonda had it like an ankle lot for the most of this But she was able to get out of that. She kicked Rhonda's bad leg they were really selling a leg injury and honestly they just went with a easy roll-up pin for the one two three and We have a new women's Smackdown champion and Liv Morgan was not Expecting this at all wasn't I was Really kind of confused. It wasn't even a bad thing. It was like, okay She wanted tonight and now she's the new champion. It seems rushed in my opinion, but I mean We can see where it goes. I Know for a fact she gets better reactions than Rhonda because a lot of fans You know care about Liv Morgan and I think she's probably a better face Character-wise than Rhonda because a lot of people wanted Liv Morgan to finally be a champion And they got it and the crowd pop big now. What was really weird is how Rhonda was in the ring She's still at the title. She gave the title to Liv gave her a hug and raised her hand I get it was Liv Morgan live more or Morgan's moment So you didn't want to take away from it But it was just weird to see how someone just won a match a grueling match to only get Cashed in on to lose the title to give the title to someone that just beat them gave them a hug and raised their hand Like it just it looks weird You know I'm saying but I get it it was Liv's moment But I it it probably would have been better just to see Rhonda Just kind of rolled out the wing ring like most of the people that get cashed in on just kind of like Roll out the ring or whatnot. I was thinking maybe oh, maybe they're gonna turn Rhonda Hill But no, they're probably saving that for another moment I know some of you guys were saying Rhonda's probably gonna leave for a bit I'm not sure how accurate that is, but I was very just it just seemed weird How she just I get a new champ man. I love you. See you later Like you just seem very weird and kind of rushed so But yeah, other than that man that that was uh, that was a very interesting cash in very rushed But live Morgan is now your new SmackDown women's champion So it'll be interesting to see what happens with that my only fear I have for live is when Bailey gets back She can hang that title up or Definitely when Charlotte gets back she can hang that title up because she's not gonna have it that long I can tell y'all this now. They're not giving her a long title reign She I feel like she's gonna be a transitional champion. She'll hold it for a little bit until either Sasha not Sasha either Either Bailey comes back whenever Bailey comes back or or Charlotte flair or maybe they do something where they have Bailey go after Bianca. That's a possibility since they have history I don't know. I just feel like if one of those two wrestlers come back anytime at any point and they go to SmackDown Yeah, live is dropping that title. I can just tell you that now So I hope she doesn't become a transitional champion But I think they just throwing the fans a bone for a little bit and then she's gonna probably drop the belt to one of them Possibly so we will see how things play out. I also forgot to talk about Bianca Belair versus Versus Carmella that was It wasn't as boring as the match with Rhonda in In Natalia that was boring for the sake of I just really didn't care about the build up or feud and it just I Don't know. It just it was like it was lackluster Haven't really been feeling Rhonda's title reign. I'm more Big I'm a bigger fan in Bianca and her title reign I would love to see her wrestle with Real Ripley hopefully real, you know comes back and have a speedy recovery But this Carmella thing was kind of thrown together too. It wasn't as boring Mainly because I like Bianca's moveset a lot more than Rhonda's Bianca's more lively jumpy like not jumpy, but like athletic in a sense of she's moving around the ring And I don't know I like her energy better than Rhonda's when it comes to in ring work I mean, we kind of knew how this match was going in and Obviously Bianca Belair wins. There was nothing really special about it You know Bianca got the win there and then after there was a post match attack Carmella Carmella attacked Bianca Belair and this is actually this was right after I want to say Bobby Lashley and Austin Theory at their match. So we already know new live Morgan had won at the time So people were kind of speculated is live Morgan gonna cash in on Bianca because Bianca was down But she never did and I think they were setting that up They were teasing that moment of possibly now it does look like they may be setting up another match with Bianca and Carmella cuz they were talking trash after she attacked her, but I hope they don't I Don't I don't want to see that I don't I don't want to see that match again because we already know Carmella was not taking the title offer. So right person one there It's just that match wasn't as boring, but you kind of knew where it was going It was it was oak. It was serviceable at best. I think they need to give an Bianca a better opponent where she could possibly where it could possibly be believable that she could lose to so Now we get to the main event the men's money in the bank ladder match Everybody was out there, you know crowd was pro riddle crowd was pro Seth Rollins for sure They were our drew was getting some good reactions as well Everybody's out there Adam Pierce comes out there and he announces the surprise entrance Some of y'all were saying Brock Lesnar. I just want y'all to understand that doesn't make a lick of sense Y'all were sending me that this weekend as that's dumb.  But once again, it's WWE.  That's Vince protege But it was just sold. It just came out of left field. I was like, uh Okay, like that kind of screws over everybody Like it literally screws over everybody. Well, what was the point of anyone having a qualifying match when that can happen? So they have the match. It was some cool spots. I've seen better money in the banks in the past It was enjoyable. It definitely was enjoyable. It has some nice Interesting spots, of course the big man spot everybody teaming up to take out Omos throwing ladders on them Not working throwing them through the table. That's that that seemed to do the trick There's a lot of people laying on the ground a lot if you pay attention to the match There's a lot of people just taking naps out there at ringside and none other more than Austin theory Towards the end of the match Austin Theory wasn't even a part of it when Omos got back up and started attacking everybody And they started attacking him to throw him to the through the table I don't even think Austin theory was a part of the guys that threw him through the table I think he was just out the ring playing somewhere taking a goddamn catnap. That's literally what was happening So Austin theory is taking a nap. They took care of Omos. Everybody else starts brawling I want to say probably easily no doubt about it one of the best spots in the match You got Rollins has a ladder in the ring Matt Riddle has a ladder in the ring as well They're going back and forth crowds going crazy because crowd was definitely behind Matt Riddle Crowd was definitely behind Seth Rollins as well. They're brawling at the top of the ladders close trying to reach out at the briefcase Matt Riddle hits an RKO from damn near the top of the ladder on Seth Rollins It was brutal. He Instantly sent Seth Rollins to the gulags throw up your exes for Seth Rollins because he sent him to the gulags Just off that move alone sent them to the gulags, bro I was like, oh Seth is done for the rest of this match. That was brutal that RKO From then on the top of the ladder was the best spot had the crowd going crazy crowds chanting. Holy, you know what? That was cool. That was very very cool. He starts to climb back up the ladder crowds going insane at this point pro Matt Riddle All of a sudden and I knew I called it because you didn't see A hosting theory for about 10 to 15 minutes towards the end of this match. You did not see him Which means he was taking a power nap.  Once Matt Riddle fell I say, oh they're doing this and Matt Austin theory wins The money in the bank crowd booing obviously People in the chat while he was live.  I like his character.  He'll that you know is In cahoots with the boss and I hope they play this up They need to play the storyline that he was able To get permission from Vince McMahon as Vince McMahon's chosen guy to win money in the bank they need to play that up because He literally just came out there and stole the opportunity from somebody else and now he's missed the money in the bank So I'm indifferent I don't I'm not mad that he wanted but I do think it's maybe a little bit too soon And the only reason why I say that is because I think The better story to tell would have been Matt riddle. I know some people are saying well Matt riddle already lost and he he wasn't going to be able to challenge Roman because that was the stipulation I think they would have notified that stipulation if you win money in the bank. It's like You want money in the bank? You can cash in no matter about that rule I think it just would have been a better story Or you could have went to Seth Rollins route granted. We would have seen that already So but I think people Have liked Seth Rollins worked the past year and a half on raw. He has been carrying raw Monday night raw So I don't think people would trip. I think people just want the title back on Monday night raw At least the title back on Monday night raw ahead championship. So I think they would have been okay with that but honestly I don't know. I don't know how they do this because Austin theory is a heel Roman Reigns is still a heel. So the only way this actually makes sense is if Roman Reigns loses the title Legitimately clean to someone And that's a baby face and then they End up losing the title to Austin theory when he cashes in. I don't know Because I just I'm trying to picture in my mind Austin theory Caching in on a vulnerable Roman Reigns I don't know The only reason why I say it it could work Because that would be the way to turn Roman face Because Roman would kind of be maybe a sympathetic character Maybe but then again I don't know I don't know. I just don't think it's Austin theory's time yet But we will see how they play this out But me I think the better option and I think a lot of us would have wanted matt riddle to be the guy To win it all. So I don't know Yeah, I'm kind of indifferent. I really have to see how things play out But I've been seeing a lot of a lot of people saying this was awful on I've seen it on twitter I've seen it definitely in our chat youtube chat Y'all were not feeling this. So I don't know But ultimately This is how I feel about the pay review. It's giving me an idk feeling outside of the men's of the that tag team to a match For the uh, you know, uh unified tag team titles outside of that every other match on his show was either and in the uh The bobby lashley and Austin theory match Those are the two best matches on the show. Everything else is mid to boring Nothing's god awful like just trash, but it's more so I'm not gonna remember none of these matches outside of the tag team match And maybe the united states championship match because that was pretty good And I'll remember the men's uh money in the bank ending because Austin theory out of nowhere won it. So, um And I'll probably also remember live morgan And winning and then cashing in on ronda. So there are some memorable moments, but the matches itself Outside of like maybe three The matches itself not all of them were just memorable like that. So I don't know If I have to rate this pay-per-view on a scale of one to ten I'm gonna give this a cool six and a half. I'm gonna give us a cool six and a half It was enjoyable at moments and then it was boring at moments and it more unless it kind of left me like Like I like what they decided to do But if I feel like the decisions that was made were just kind of rushed So, I don't know. Maybe I'm the only one feeling that way. It just feel like Certain things that was made tonight were kind of rushed, but who knows? So this is where I'll leave it to you guys Let me know in the comment section down below Did you guys enjoy this year's money in the bank? Are you guys happy that live morgan is now the smackdown women's champion? Are you guys happy that austin theory is now the new mr. Money in the bank? And did you guys enjoy this show? What was your favorite match? What was your least favorite match? And uh, you know, give me a rating on the scale of one to ten. What do you rate money in the bank this year, man? but hey Overall What makes these pay-per-view events so much better is when we're able to live stream it with you guys And just have a good time. So I'm gonna just leave it out on that But I appreciate all love and support on channel man roll to 90k appreciate y'all kicking it with me So next one. Peace


In a moment you'll hear James Stewart as the six-shooter here on NBC. Later this evening listen to the NBC Star Playhouse with one of your favorite stars. Here meet the press, America's number one newsmaking program. Listen to the new Sunday at home and be sure to keep tuned for the dramatic story of communism in America on Last Man Out. It's a wonderful lineup of great programs, all of them heard only on NBC. James Stewart as the six-shooter. The man in the saddle is angular and long-legged. His skin is sun-died brown. The gun in his holster is grey steel and rainbow mother of pearl. Its handle unmarked. People call them both the six-shooter. The NBC radio network presents James Stewart as the six-shooter. The transcribed series of radio dramas based on the life of Britt Ponsett, the Texas planesman who wandered through the western territories, leaving behind a trail of still-remembered legends. The twilight wind carried the sound of the train toward the two figures who waited hidden in a clump of maple trees. The sandy-haired man, not at a blue bandana at the back of his neck and pulled it over his face, he mounted his horse and gestured to his companion. The other man fitted a soiled handkerchief across his mouth and climbed into the saddle. Touch of spurs sent the horses forward. The train was crawling up a steep grade now and the riders guided their mounts alongside the slowly moving cars. And then they lifted their boots out of their stirrups and swung themselves up onto a small platform behind the tender flicker of lamp light glinted on their revolvers as they opened the door to a passenger coach and stepped inside. For several minutes, the riderless horses continued to pace the clattering wheels. Two men pitched off the platform and rolled down the slope of a barren ravine. In response to the whistle, the horses trotted up to him. That was deep. And all the noise the train was making, he couldn't understand what they wanted. Yeah, I know. He couldn't understand a word. He tried to make out what they were saying, but he couldn't. And when he didn't hand it over... We'll get him, Mrs. Davis. Don't you worry about that. The posse's meeting here. We'll start out tonight and we won't be back until we get him. That won't do Carl much good. Well, at least we'll make sure they don't kill nobody else in cold blood. If only I hadn't had to give him that belt, if I just hadn't had to give it to him. Belt? It was my anniversary present to Carl. We were married 25 years last week. That's why we wasn't taking the train trip over to Cheyenne. And that's why I give him the belt. The bucket was sort of silver-like. What did that have to do with... It was the belt they wanted, but Carl didn't understand when they asked him. He'd already handed over his money and his watch. And then one of them noticed the belt and he said, That bucket was silver, ain't it? Give it to me. Carl couldn't make out what he was talking about. And that's all I got. Real mad. And he jabbed a gun into Carl's side. And he pulled the trigger without even giving Carl a chance to... Easy now, Mrs. Davis. Even though Carl was dying, that outlaw took the belt off him anyway. It wasn't a silver buckle, Sheriff. It just looked like silver, but it wasn't the real thing. I sure must have been sleeping sound or I'd have hurt him right up. Of course, they've probably been as quiet as they could under the circumstances, but I usually wake up when I'm out in the range and somebody's prowling around my neighborhood. I heard him. He let me know. What's the matter, boy?  Howdy. What's your name, Mr. And what are you doing out here? Well, I was sleeping. Don't get funny. We want straight answers. We want them quick. Two of you, huh? At least two. We're waiting, Mr. My name's Ponsett. Britt Ponsett. That's right. And as for what I'm doing out here, well, this is a free range. A man's got to ride the crossover and stop off once in a while to take a snooze. If you take the mind to it. You trying to claim you're the six-shooter? I'm not claiming anything. You asked my name, I told you. How do we know you're lying? How do we know it's who you are? I guess you don't. Unless you want to take my word for it. Let's see your gun, Mr. How's that? I've heard folks tell about the gun Britt Ponsett carries. Oh. No, don't touch it. I can see it plain enough. What do you think, kid? I guess he's Ponsett, all right. At least ways that six-shooter sure fits the description. Oh. Besides, it didn't seem very likely he'd be one of the fellas we're looking for. Huh? Well, there's two of them and he's out here all alone. Of course, they could have split up, but fellas in the run ain't have to do that. That's right. Well, uh, we're, uh, sorry if we woke you. Mm-hmm. I was getting up time anyway. Just, uh, just who is it you boys are looking for? Couple of outlaws held up the Cheyenne train last night about four miles east of Blackledge. Oh, is that so? Yeah, it was some shooting, too. One of the passengers. Well, we're out hunting the bandits. And my name's Kit Springer. This is my brother, Lex. Oh, yeah. Pleased to meet you.  Oh, no, no, there's a posse. A little way back, Sheriff's leading him. But he thinks the robbers headed for Patch Canyon, so he's taking the posse there. We don't see it that way. You don't, huh? We figure them outlaws will try to get through Miller Pass. They can make it, they'll be in the clear. Wow, that sounds reasonable. You, uh, ain't seen nobody tonight? No, no, I can't say I have. I reckon we figured wrong that they'd have to come by here on their way to the pass. This is the only trail in. Yeah, that's right. But not saying them doesn't guarantee they weren't around. The way I was saw on wood, they could have stumbled right over my bedroll without me knowing. Well, I guess even if our hunch was right, we couldn't find them now. Why is that? We don't know the route from here on. We ain't never been through the pass ourselves. See, you ain't traveling in that direction by any chance. Mmm, yeah, yeah, as a matter of fact, I am. I'm riding over to the Jefferson Ranch on the South Slope. Well, that's great. Looks like we struck it lucky for one's legs. What do you mean, kid? Well, maybe Ponsett wouldn't mind us riding along with him. Seeing as how he knows the way, and if we did run into them bandits, it'd be three of us to take care of him. Well, I'd be mighty glad to have some company, but it seems to me like you're letting yourselves in for a pretty long trip, just on a hunch. It's over a day from here through the pass, and there's no certainty the fellas you're after have even taken this trail, you know? I guess we can spare the time. There's a $1,500 reward being offered. $1,500? Oh, wow. The posse does catch him. The money will be split 40 ways to breakfast. We won't be losing out on much. But if we run into them ourselves, well, you see what I mean. Sure. That is, if you ain't got no objections. No. No, no. Like I said, I'd welcome a little company. I'll fix us some chow. We already had breakfast. Yeah. Well, how about a cup of coffee, anyway? Well, that's mighty kind of you, but maybe we ought to get started and face them outlaws did get past you during the night. We wouldn't want them to pile up too much of a lead on us. We could stop for food later. You boys sure are anxious. $1,500 is a lot of money. Well, that's true enough. Oh, God. I guess I can hold off a couple hours. Get the horses, Link. Yeah, sure. Can I give you a hand with that bed roll? No, no. Yes, sir. It was real lucky I was bumping into you. How's that?  Otherwise, we'd have had to turn back. You fellas may be off on a wild goose chase, you know. No, no, I just don't think so. Somehow, I've got the dog-gondest feeling we're headed right. Well, as soon as I get scars saddled up, we'll start finding out. Easy, boy. Easy, now. It wasn't much of a trail. Just a little rocky path that hugged the side of the mountain and wound around tighter and tighter like a string on a top. It was hard riding, too. Every now and then, we'd come to a horseshoe turn and the horses had to cut so sharp they pulled the back legs in under their bellies and left us sort of hanging out over the ledge, looking down at an awful lot of air. Easy, easy, easy, easy. I got a hand at the Springer Brothers, you know. They didn't complain. I'd taken this route before, so I knew what to expect. It was all new to them. After three or four of these loops, though, they did start dabbing their foreheads with their haggages, but neither one of them said anything about turning back. And to tell you the truth, I was doing a little sweating myself. That's a pretty steep trail, isn't it? Yeah, yeah. Now, these horses are getting tired. Maybe we ought to rest a spell next wide space we come to. They can keep going for a while yet. Well, maybe they can. I'm getting tired myself. He's right. We can't risk a stumble not up here. Okay, okay. It looks like we're coming to a good spot up here. Yeah. Oh, oh, sorry. Oh, afraid you boys are going to be disappointed. Huh? About that $1,500. There haven't been any fresh tracks along the trail. These boys, I haven't seen any. I was so busy riding I didn't have time to do much looking. Well, if somebody was just ahead of us, you'd think we'd spot a sign of them here and there. Maybe somehow we got to hit them. Well, in that case, there wouldn't be much point you fellas going on, would there? We've come this far. We might as well go the rest of the way. All right, it's up to you. Sure is hot. Yeah. Yeah, I reckon I won't be wanting that coffee after all. I'll tell you one thing. I'm getting rid of this jacket. That's a good idea. Yeah. I'd say that belt there, that mighty fancy belt you're wearing there, kid. Huh? I don't think I've ever seen a buckle like that before. Silver, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah, it's silver. Yeah, it's real pretty.  Spotted? Yeah, that sort of bludge you got on there. Oh. Why, I cut my hand the other day. It must have been when it happened. I didn't realize I'd smid up my belt, though. It's all garnished. Probably have a heck of a time getting a leather clean again. Yeah.  Yeah. Oh. It's a shame I can belt like that. We'll return to James Stewart as the six-shooter in just a moment. Someday, science will find a cure for infantile paralysis. But it takes research. And this year, your March of Dimes is forcing a showdown with this terrible disease. It's testing a highly promising vaccine in the hope of proving this year that it can stop polio from crippling your child. Now, you can give these crucial tests which are costing extra millions of dollars an extra chance to succeed. Your help in paying the extra millions for polio prevention is urgently needed. Join the 1954 March of Dimes. Send your dimes and dollars to your local March of Dimes headquarters this week. Act two of the six-shooter starring James Stewart as Britt Ponsett. As soon as the horses were rested, we start off again. But the higher we got, the harder it was for the animals to keep moving. The air was thinner now. You'd notice it every time you took in a gulp. And the trail seemed even fainter than before. A couple of times we missed it completely and just went off on a tangent. Then we had to swing around and try to pick up where we'd gone wrong. I'll never catch up with him at this rate. No, I wouldn't worry about a kit. What do you mean? I still haven't seen any phrase tracks. Looks to me like nobody's been through here since last rain. You'd keep your eyes on the trail instead of looking for horses, you marks we might not get lost so often. I told you, boy, you're letting yourselves in for some. Yeah, yeah, you told us. Oh, come on, come on, let's see if we can make up some time. I sure couldn't help notice that the longer we rode, the less friendly Kit Springer got. I sort of put it down to the fact that he must have been sort of worn out. We weren't taking any pleasure job, that was for sure. I couldn't blame him for being a little down for now. But there was one thing that sort of troubled me about this fella. Something he said kept pecking at the back of my brain. I shifted around and glanced back over my shoulder. Kit had one hand on the saddle horn and the other was gripping the reins. The cut must have been all healed up by now. At least he didn't seem to have any trouble with it. And a cut deep enough to spot his belt that way, it must have taken several days to get well. Funny, he'd never noticed the blood on his belt before I mentioned it to him. Well, one thing was certain, Kit Springer sure couldn't be much of a dude. The sun finally went down and we made camp for the night. We managed to find a pretty good sized level spot right above the trail. He likes to build a fire and I cooked up a mess of beans and some pan bread. Kit didn't seem to be very hungry though. I don't know, it'll be coming up pretty soon. Oh, another hour or so. I think it'll give off much light. Oh, some, I guess. Not enough to see by, huh? To see what? Well, you said we were almost through the past, didn't you? Ah, we've got a couple of three more miles. Why do we have to stop here then? The horses can feel their way. Just simmer down, Kit. Just simmer down. It's plain enough we're not going to run into those fellas you're after. They're either out of the past now or what's more likely they never took this trail in the first place. That posse is probably captured them hours ago. More coffee, Lex? Yeah, thanks. Kit? No, no, I've had enough. And there's a town on the other side of the pass, ain't there? Yeah, English Creek. Just a little bird. Spending the night there would be a whole lot better than sitting out here. You got a bath and a shave, change of clothing. You wouldn't want to risk your neck on the trail just for a bath, would you? I guess not. But I ain't very comfortable wearing the same britches and shirt day after day. That's all right. I didn't figure you for the particular type. Well, you figured wrong, Mr. Fawcett. Kit's a real fancy man. Oh, that's all right. Yeah, you ought to see him on Saturday night when he starts off for town. Looks like a real riverboat gambler. That's what he looks like. Well, there's nothing to matter with a man just because he tries to keep himself presentable, is there? No, no, nothing at all. That can remind us, well, turn in. All right, you fellas go ahead. I'll back the fire. You know, it's funny you never used this trail before. What's so funny about it? Well, seeing as how you live in Black Legs. We never said we lived there. No, no, I guess you didn't. Come to think of it. Well, since you were a part of Sheriff's Posse, I sort of jumped at the conclusion. We were just passing through on a way to Beaver Junction. We heard about the train robberies. It seemed like the sheriff needed all the help he could get, so we volunteered. Not to mention the reward, of course. Not to mention the reward. By the way, who is the sheriff of Black Legs now? What difference does it make? Well, I'm just curious, that's all. I don't remember his name. It wasn't time for any formal introductions. Folks just call him Sheriff. Oh, I see. Big folly, is he? With a mustache? Look, Ponce, you were the one who was so all fired determined on us stopping for some shut-eye. So how about settling down? Sure, sure. Night? I rolled up my blanket and I turned my face toward the fire. I don't know. As far as I could tell, the Springer boys hadn't been lying to me. A man could join up with a Posse and not find out the sheriff's name. And I guess a man could write himself half to death on an off chance of earning him a $1,500 reward. If he had a mind to do it. Of course, it hadn't worked out. Kits hunched on the train rubbers and were using those paths. It just hadn't worked out. But I'd played plenty of wild hunches myself. And so I... But then I dropped off to sleep. The last thing I remember is here in my mind say, maybe you're wrong, Ponce. Maybe those outlaws are using the paths after all. It just kept echoing through my head. Maybe you're wrong, Ponce. One must have been six, seven hours later when I... At first I wasn't sure what it was that woke me up. One of the horses, maybe. I started to drift off again. Lacks. Lacks? What's the matter? It's almost dawn. You gotta stop moving. What about Ponce? He'll wake. I don't think so. Britt? Britt? I don't know what it was that kept me from answering back. But I just laid there, hardly breathing, not moving, not even opening my eyes. He's still asleep. Yeah. We ain't gonna need him the rest of the way, Lacks. That's what I figured. Trouble is he knows our names while we look like him. Sooner or later he'd put two and two together. You didn't have to tell him who we was. I knew it would make no difference one way or the other. You.  You are. Me? Yeah. I'm already wanted for a couple of killings, Lacks. But they're only after you for robbery. Even though you're my brother, if they're going to get too rough someday, you might want to ease out of the apartment. Did you know better than that, kid? I don't know it for sure. After you kill Ponce. Well? Kid, kid. Whatever you say. I'll get the horses. Hurry it up. I heard kid move off across the clarion. In a minute, that's all I heard. Then Lacks started moving too. I lifted my eyelids just a hair and I saw him through the lashes. He pulled his revolver out of the holster. My gun belt was lying right beside me and I inched my left hand toward it real slow so he wouldn't notice. I felt the fingers slide across a couple of stones but the gun was still a little space beyond. I hadn't touched it yet. Lacks was standing right over me now. I wasn't going to have much more time. If I didn't get a grip on that gun the next second or two, I'd spun over as he fired but the bullet had served my shoulder and dug into my chest. My right hand jerked up and I let fire. At first I thought I'd missed him. I saw his fingers start to squeeze off another shot but he never finished pulling the trigger. His whole body was shaken like an aspen tree and he just tilted forward. I slid out of the way as he fell. I hadn't had time to feel the pain before now but it started tearing through me so bad I almost let out a yell. One shot would have been enough to... Lacks! Just hold it there, Kat. What? It seemed you were right about the train band that's using this trail to... to... the words... wouldn't come out. And everything started burning in front of my eyes and I could barely keep them dropping my gun. It was getting light now. You could see how bad it was shot. He whipped his revolver up from his side. The sound kind of jerked me back to my senses and I managed to pull the trigger. I knew my aim wouldn't be so good but it was good enough to send Kit and dive him back up and rock for cover. And there was pre-stumped not more than a couple of feet away and I managed to roll myself behind it. I know you're hurt, Clancy. You can't hold out much longer. I sure wasn't in any way to argue with him. If I... If I could just get off a couple of more shots, maybe... Maybe he'd think twice before it, but... I... That... That couldn't be Kit's right. I pushed him a channel to the edge of the stump. What is it? Were there horses coming up the trail from the same direction we'd come? And for a minute I couldn't think over it and I remembered the posse. They'd been following us all the time and that's why Kit was so anxious to stay on the move. And that's the Sheriff's Springer. I wouldn't plan on going much farther. I could see him. I knew he was calling his horse. There was only one way back trail. He had to ride past me in the open and I'd prop myself up against the side of his stump and I shifted my gun to my left hand and for a minute I thought the trigger was stuck and then I... And he's coming too, Sheriff. Yeah, good, good. How you feeling, Brad? What? Dog? Well, doggies don't know you.  Well, there's no law saying a doctor can't go along with a posse, is there? Oh, no. Well, for my sake, it's a good thing you did. Well, what about... What about Kit Springer? Did you... Did you catch up with him, Sheriff? He gave just the trouble, Britt. Well, I couldn't have done that. He must have gone away. That last shot of mine was a mile wide. Well, maybe you didn't exactly hit him, but you sure scared the daylights out of his horse. What? Yeah, we saw the whole thing from down below. Springer was just turning out of the trail. When you fired his horse reared and started slipping over the edge. Springer tried to jump clear, but he just couldn't seem to tie himself loose from that saddle. Yeah, it was the weirdest thing, Britt. When we finally found him, he just jumped right into that saddle. Yeah. Yeah, the belt he was wearing had got caught onto the horn somehow. That must have been what drugged him along when his horse fell. Oh, yeah. I... I never heard of a man's belt hooking onto the saddle horn before. Neither did I. But that's what happened, all right. Yeah. Well, how about it, Britt? You gonna be able to ride on into English Creek after I finish banaging you up? Yeah. Do my best, Doc. This six-shooter is a transcribed NBC radio network production in association with review productions. It is based on a character created by Frank Bird and is written by him. Mr. Stewart may soon be seen in the Universal International Picture The Glenn Miller Story. Others in the cast were Eleanor Audley, Forrest Lewis, Bill Conrad, Joel Cranston, and Frank Gerstle. Special music for this program was by Basil Adlam, and the entire production is under the direction of Jack Johnstone. All characters and incidents were fictitious, and any resemblance to actual characters or incidents is purely coincidental. This is Hal Giffney. Spend 30 minutes with Sunday at Home next on the NBC Radio Network.