Together presents transcribe William Gargan and Gigi Perot. That work in cooperation with Family Theater presents 10 o'clock scholar starring Gigi Perot. To introduce the drama, here is your host, William Gargan. Thank you, Tony LaFranco. Family Theater's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives. If we ought to win peace for ourselves, peace for our families, and peace for the world. Family Theater urges you to pray, pray together as a family. And now to our drama, 10 o'clock scholar, starring Gigi Perot as Virginia. Butler to see you, Mr. Carstass. Who? Miss Judith Butler. She's the new truant officer. Oh, yes, of course. Good morning, Mr. Carstass. Good morning, Miss Butler. Glad to have you with us. Sit down, won't you? Thank you. So you're our new truant officer. I hope to be.  But to tell the truth, this is my first assignment. Well, I've been principal here at Fairfield for 12 years, Miss Butler. And this was my first assignment. So you can see we don't have a very big turnover. Does that hold for truant officers, too, Mr. Carstass? Well, frankly, no, Miss Butler. It doesn't. In fact, the woman who preceded you in this job lasted exactly three weeks. Three weeks? Well, the poor soul was going to pieces. Just wasn't cut out for such strenuous work. She's much better now, though, however. I fix her up with a job upstate. Oh, doing what? Well, she's a guard in the women's house of correction.  Then being a truant officer here, Miss Butler. That's the difference here. But this grade school is in one of the nicest parts of town. The children all seem to come from good families. The children plural are not the problem, Miss Butler. It's the child. One child? I use the word child loosely. She's more of a small serpent. Mr. Carstass! Well, it's true. Virginia Newman is silent, and she's deadly. And she comes and she goes on padded feet. One little girl can so upset the routine of a whole school.  Don't make that mistake. This is incredible. Virginia Newman is incredible. But what does she do? She won't come to school. She won't. Doesn't. Wouldn't. Except in her own terms. How old is the girl? Well, according to her birth certificate, 12. And what do you mean she won't come to school except on her own terms? She shows up once a month to take examinations. And what's worse, she passes them all. I've never heard of such a thing. Haven't you contacted her parents about this? Well, we've tried. Her father is a widower. Oh, he works as a newspaper reporter with a son. The job keeps him out at all hours. When we call the house, Virginia herself answers the phone and tells us she'll give her father the message when he comes in. Oh, I tell you, it's just maddening. But hasn't anyone ever talked to the little girl herself? Anyone? She's gone through four truant offices already. Well, I take it she's not in school today. No, she's not due until Friday. What? Well, I mean, that's the date of our next monthly examinations. Miss Butler, I wish I could give you some advice that would help you in dealing with young Miss Neusen's... Newman. But frankly... Mr. Carstairs, it seems to me that perhaps if someone were to talk to her... Talk to her? I mean, try to befriend her instead of trying to force the child... Now, look here, Miss Butler. You aren't dealing with any little run-of-the-mill truant. This is Virginia Newman we're after. Mr. Carstairs, don't excite. She has the cunning of a fox, the resourcefulness of a mountain goat, the elusiveness of a lizard. Mr. Carstairs, you make it sound as if I'm tracking a wild beast. But now you're getting the idea. If you catch sight of her today, call me. I'll be here until five o'clock. Good morning. I'm Judith Butler. Does Virginia Newman live here? Virginia Newman? Yes. Uh-huh. She does live here? Virginia? Yes, yes. So does her father. They both live here. I see. They call her Father Rick. His real name's Richard. So was his father. I see. My mother and I, we had the same name. Genevieve, same first name, you see. So they called me Jenny. My married name's Doppler. Is Virginia home? I'd like to talk to her. Virginia? Virginia Newman. Oh, of course she is. Yes, this is where she lives. Is I live next door with my husband. Mr. Doppler. You know him? No. I'm the new truant officer and I've come to find out why Virginia isn't in school. Are you a relative? Of whose? Of Virginia's. Oh, heavens know, Charlo. I just come over to see she. She eats a good hot lunch every day. Well, I'd like to speak to the child, if I might. Come on in. Jenny. She's down in the basement. There's a lady here to see you. Say she's an air raid warden. Truant officer. Be right up. Truant officer? Well, fine. A lot of good. You'd be in an air raid. There isn't going to be an air raid. Well, then what's all the excitement about? Yes, Mrs. Doppler. Oh, this lady wants to see you, honey. I think she's selling something. Hello. Hello, Virginia. I'm Miss Butler. The new truant officer. I'm very happy to know you. Won't you sit down? Why, thank you. Mrs. Doppler, I'll be upstairs for a while, if you want to go home and feed your goldfish now. All right, Jenny. If the Mr. Doppler calls, tell him I'm not here. Now, what can I do for you, Miss Butler? Why, I've come to see why you're not in school, dear. I'm the truant officer. I see. This your first assignment? Yes, and I think you and I ought to have a little talk. Well, it's 11.30 now. Yes, we can talk for a while. A while? Virginia, you don't seem to understand why I'm here. Oh, will you excuse me a minute? Hello? Yes, yes, Mrs. Roberts. I'll have four boys over there at three o'clock, two to wash the car, two to trim the hedge. Yes, let's see. Four boys, three hours apiece, total of 12 man hours at 60 cents an hour. That'll come to $7.20. No, you just make out a check to Virginia Newman Enterprises and mail it to me. Yes, I pay them. You see, I have to take out withholding tax. Yes, fine. Thank you, Mrs. Roberts. Bye. Now, where were we? We were talking about school, Virginia. Oh, yes. Now, Miss Butler, there's one thing I think you ought to know. I haven't anything against school why some of my best friends go to school. But I just can't spare the time. Can't spare the time? I'm awfully sorry. Will you excuse me, please? Of course, I wouldn't want to be found in restraint of trade. Hello? Yes, Mrs. Burris. Hasn't Tony delivered those eggs? Hi-ho. Very well, I'll deliver them myself in a few minutes. Two dozen eggs this time? All right. Mrs. Burris, have you heard any news yet? Well, now, just don't you worry. It isn't your fault and everyone knows that. Sure, sure, I'll drop the eggs off myself. Right away. Bye. I take it egg pedaling is another of your enterprises. Fresh egg pedaling. I consider it more of a public service. Yes. Now, Virginia, about... Did you know who that was on the phone? Mrs. Burris, the mother of that man who held up the bank over in Willow Heights Day before yesterday. Very interesting. Now, about your... He's been a source of grief to her for a long time. Speaking of sources of grief, Virginia... Yes? What do you think your father would say if he knew how much you were skipping school? I don't see any reason to bother Daddy with this. Oh, you don't? He's been very busy, especially the last few days. The papers had him covering the Burris case. You see, when Ralph escaped after he held up the bank, the police had an idea he might make for his mother's place here in town to hide out, you know. Don't try to change the subject, Virginia. You ask about my father. So, moving speedily to apprehend the fugitive, police threw a cordon around the Burris home. What? That's how Daddy wrote it up in the paper anyhow. What happened was they searched the place, but Ralph wasn't there, so they set up a stakeout. A what? A stakeout. Is that like a fish fry? No. No, it's like guards all over the place, night and day, in case Ralph should show up. Dad's over there with him. Lots of other reporters, too, in case a story breaks. Very interesting. Now, about these absences from school... Miss Butler, try to see this my way. Daddy's had to be both mother and father to me for a long time. If... Well, if you tell him I've been missing school, he'll think he's done a bad job. We wouldn't want him to think that, would we? Virginia, I... I know how you feel, but I'm sure your daddy would rather face the truth now than find out... Oh, you wouldn't say that if you knew him. You don't know him, do you? No. I knew you wouldn't suggest such a thing if you did. Well, he's never been very well. Thin, stooped, small bones. I worry so. Even so, my dear. Besides a shock, my... Well, I'd never forgive myself. Hi, uh, where's my sweetheart? I brought some hamburgers home for lunch. Uh, hi. Oh, I didn't know you had company. Uh, yeah. This is, um, Miss Butler, Daddy. Well, it's a pleasure. Virginia was just telling me about you, Mr. Newman. Oh, is that right? Yes. All about the hold-up and the paper. In the story you wrote in the paper, all about the hold-up. I was telling her, have they caught him yet, Ralph? I was just talking to Mrs. Thone on the Burris about had they caught him yet, and she said... What's the matter, sweetheart?  Virginia, your father is a somewhat larger man than I imagined him to be. Well, yes, lots of other people have remarked about that. Of course, we gave him a big breakfast this morning. You see, Miss Butler just dropped by to say she's with the school down the street where I go, you know. Oh, are you Jenny's teacher? Mr. Newman, I'm a truant officer. Your daughter has been to school only twice in the last three months. Jenny, is that true? Well, I guess so, Daddy, but you see... Twice in three months? What have you been doing all that time? Oh, I've kept busy. I've got the egg root, my employment service.  Well, you see, the actual work is done after school, but someone has to canvas the prospects and make all the arrangements.  Now you go to your room before I lose my temper. Yes, Daddy. Goodbye, Miss Butler. Goodbye, Virginia. It was certainly a pleasure to meet you. I don't think Virginia is going to be one of my stronger admirers. She hasn't got anyone to blame for this, but herself. Except maybe me. Oh, it's not your fault. Well, I think I'd better be getting back to school. Yeah, I've got to get back over to the Burris Place. Say, have you had any lunch yet? I thought I'd pick up a sandwich on the way. Well, I've already picked up two sandwiches. If you don't mind hamburger. Oh, as a matter of fact, I love hamburger, but... But what? Wasn't one of them for Virginia? Oh, that's right. Well, maybe it'll do her good to go hungry for half an hour. It'll be longer than that, won't it? Oh, never fear. Mrs. Dobler's probably got a turkey in the oven for her. Spoils her to death. Well, come on, we can eat while we're walking. But is that good for you? Well, I'm no expert, Miss Butler, but I've got to hunch it might turn out to be very good for me. You wanted to see me, Mr. Carstairs? Well, Miss Butler, yes, yes, I did. Oh, come in, come in, come in, come in. Won't you sit down? Thank you. I want to congratulate you. That is the only word that comes to my lips. Congratulations. You mean about Virginia? It's astonishing. A full week, a full week, and the child hasn't missed a day of school. Well, I think we can safely say she's turned over a new leaf. I was watching her during recess this morning from my window here, and you know, she was behaving just like any average normal child. She was playing games, she was talking with the other pupil. Oh, it was wonderful. I wish I could take all the credit for it, Mr. Carstairs, but the truth is that Rick... I mean, Mr. Newman made it quite clear to Virginia that it was go back to school or else. Well, then let's say that you both deserve congratulations. You can pass that along to Mr. Newman when you see him tonight. All right. And what makes you so sure I will see him tonight? Miss Butler, when a man of the world like Rick Newman begins to spend his evenings drinking milkshakes with a pretty young newcomer and making goo-goo eyes at her through the straws, we know the end is near. Mr. Carstairs, we've only known each other for a little over a week. Oh, yes, I'd say you're both pretty fast workers. Now, you must understand, there's nothing definite. You know, that's usually something the man says, and he goes right on saying it, even while he's marching up the aisle. Well, we have made a few tentative plans. Well, of course you have, and we all think it's wonderful. A man like Rick needs a wife, and Heaven knows Virginia needs a woman's love. Oh, excuse me, please. Yes, speaking. Yeah. Okay. What? No. Are you sure? Oh, yes, I knew it. I knew it was too good to last. Yes, right away. Mr. Carstairs, what's the matter? That little serpent. That goblin. What are you talking about? I'm talking about Virginia Newman. That's what I'm talking about. She didn't come back to school this afternoon. I can't believe this. That was her teacher on the phone. Perhaps she's sick. I'll give her something to be sick about. You get over to our house this minute. This minute, do you hear? Of course, yes, of course.  Hello, Miss Johnson. This is Virginia again. Has Dad come back to the city room yet? Well, will you ask him to call me here at home as soon as he comes in? Thanks. Bye. Almost quarter to two, Jenny. You know what your Papa said about being late and missing schools? But I can't go back until I tell him about Ralph Burris, Mrs. Dobler. Never heard such foolishness. How could you see Ralph peeking out of Winder his mother's house if the police searched the place once and didn't find him? And they've been sort of guarding it ever since. But I did see him. He must have been there all the time hiding up under the eaves of the roof or something. Well, then why not go over and tell the policeman they got Stan not in front of the Burris place? And ruin Daddy's chance for an exclusive story of the capture? He'd never forgive me. He ain't likely to forgive you missing school if I know anything. I knew there was something fishy about Mrs. Burris ordering two dozen eggs last week. Ralph was there all the time. That's why she wanted that extra dozen. Well, she don't want but one dozen this week. What? I say she don't want but one dozen this week.  Mrs. Burris phoned here this morning? Sure. So did a lot of others. Let's see. There was Mrs. Nielsen. Oh, Lady Barker. Holy smoke. If she's only ordering one dozen this week that must mean Ralph won't be there. What? Means he's going to make a break for it any minutes. Ginny, where are you going? Downstairs to get a dozen eggs for Mrs. Burris. As soon as Daddy calls you tell him I went over there to stall Ralph and tell him to hurry. I mean Virginia went to catch the bank robber. Well, that's what she told me to tell her Daddy, Miss Butler. Has Rick called yet? No. Where is the Burris place? Two blocks over and one down. Gray house on the corner. If Mr. Newman does call, tell him I'll take care of Virginia until he gets home tonight. Just say there's been a mistake. You think I ought to say anything about the bank robber? For heaven's sake, no. Virginia's in enough trouble as it is. Who is it? Mrs. Burris? Who's there? It's me, Mrs. Burris, Virginia. I brought over your eggs. Oh. Well, just leave them on the porch, honey. I'll get them later. Would you open the door a minute? I'd like to speak to you. Well, I'm busy now, dearie. Come by tomorrow. This is kind of important. It's about Ralph. What? What about Ralph? I saw him this morning. Why, you must be mistaken. No, I'm not. I saw him peeking out of one of the side windows here. Just a minute. Come inside. Come inside, dear, quick. OK, Ma, I'll take care of it. Ralph, don't. I said I'd take care of it, and I'll get back in the kitchen. Hiya, Ralph. Hiya. What do you mean hiya? Hiya. Who are you? What's your name? I'm Virginia Newman. I just live around the corner. Oh, Newman, Newman. Yeah, yeah. Sounds familiar. It's a common name. Hey, would you come busking in here for a while? Try and be cute? No. You're kind of a celebrity. I just wanted to get a good look at you. Celebrity, yeah? Yeah. Yeah. Anybody else know you come here? Well, I guess that policeman across the street saw me come in. I mean anybody besides him. You make a people conky with this heater. Ralph, was that the front door? Yeah, and I remember ma, whatever it is, you don't want anything. Who's there? Is that you, Mrs. Burris? Holy cats. Who is it? Yes. The Truman officer. Don't you know you can get in trouble cutting school?  Tell her she ain't here. Virginia isn't... isn't here. She... Mrs. Burris, I'm a Truman officer. You aren't helping Virginia by lying for her. I just saw her go in the front door with my own eyes. Okay, ma, I'll let her in. This joint is getting awful crowded. I don't mean to be difficult about this, Mrs. Burris, but I'm in charge...  Yeah, you make a people conky with this heater.  You're Ralph Burris. Yeah, and the news is sure getting around. Hey ma, go get some of the clothesline out of the cellar. Ralph, please. Do like I tell you. And then bring the suitcase down for my room. Gonna make a break for it?  Virginia, don't talk to him. Yeah, don't talk to me. He makes me nervous. I gotta think. Hey ma, hurry up with the clothesline. Don't worry, Mrs. Butler. I left word with Mrs. Dobler to tell Daddy where I went. All we have to do is stall Ralph until they get here. Jenny, I've got some bad news for you. Hey, hey, what are you two muttering about? I was just telling Mrs. Butler, it's too bad about the money you stole from the bank. Well, me ain't too bad. Don't hurt none of the folks here in town. The banks are short. Virginia, don't talk to him. Virginia, don't talk to him. Look, the little lady could talk to me if I wanted to. Go ahead, go ahead, honey, talk to me. What do you mean, too bad? I didn't mean the depositors. I was thinking it's too bad for you. Too bad for me? Oh, that's a picnic. This is all the clothesline I could find. All right, it'll do. Now tie him up good. Ralph. Yes ma, do like I tell you. You can let him go after I've lambed. You aren't gonna try for a getaway before dark, are you? Honey, will you let me worry about it? Come on, hurry up, ma. Tie him up as fast as I can.   Climb up, will you, sister? Do me a favor. Man, be ashamed of yourself. It's too bad about you, but too many. Look, what's too bad about having a suitcase with over 10 grand in it, huh? What's too bad about it, I ask you a tongue? I was thinking about the taxes. Virginia. The taxes?  I don't pay no taxes. You'll change your tune when the Bureau of Internal Revenue gets after you. I ought to know. That's crazy. Bank robbers don't pay no taxes. Well, it's income, isn't it? Yeah, but it's illegal. I stole it. Virginia, don't waste words on him. I and the young lady are talking. You know, there has been a lot of talk about this income tax rap lately. You bet there has. They're getting stricter all the time. Well, look, I can't declare no stolen income. They'd have me cold. Well, of course. You wouldn't say it was stolen. You'd have to think of something else. Yeah. I could say I owned it. That'd be true. Yes, but then you'd have to put it down as a personal income. Virginia, really. Knock off. Look, what's wrong with putting it down that way, huh? It's expensive. On $10,000, you pay a personal tax of over 20%, better than $2,000. $2,000? Oh, I ain't giving the government no $2,000. That's the law, Buster. $2,000. I'm in her own business. A car just pulled up across the street. Get away from the window. Let me see. Yeah, only one guy in it. Cop's going over to talk to him. Oh, do you think? I don't know how to look. Get my suitcase. Bring my coat, too. Ralph, you can't leave in broad daylight.  I'll go out the back. Cop can't be two places one time. Pretty risky if you ask me. Who asked you? Look, I had nothing but trouble with you, Dame, since you got here. $2,000 yet. You could probably shave that little if you worked on it.  Ralph, the car's pulling away. That's probably just some clown-asking directions. Well, I'm leaving, Ma. Oh, here, I want to give you some dough. No, Ralph. I don't want that kind of money. Look, what are you taking? I'm telling you. Say, if you can get her to take $600, you can claim her as an exemption.  Ralph. Ralph, I wanted to leave that gun here with me. Are you kidding, Ma? Or you can get away without a gun. If you have it, you might use it. Oh, I'd never forgive myself. Oh, suit yourself here.  Where are you heading for, Ralph? Mexico? Yeah, I thought it'd be nice to sunshine. No! The other way I'm going.  Don't forget you can write off the cost of the trip as a business expense. Look, you quiz kid. I ain't paying no taxes.  I ain't paying no taxes. You won't have to. Who's that? Don't move, Ralph. Daddy! There are two plain clothesmen coming through the side windows. Hey, how'd you get in here? The back door was unlocked.   You got my message. You said I did, sweetheart. Rick, I felt awful about telling Mrs. Dobler not to give it to you, but I... It's all right, Judy. When Mrs. Dobler told me you'd called at the house looking for Ginny, it wasn't very hard getting the rest of the story out of her. This kid belongs to you, huh, mister? That's right, Boris. Looks like she put one over on you, doesn't it? She should ought to be in school like other kids her age. Oh, don't worry. She will be from now on. I'll see to that. You bet she will. Ginny, how'd you like to have a permanent truant officer around the house? Oh, I'd like that. Do...do you mean that, Ginny? Well, of course I do. What's more, it adds to my prestige. Your prestige? Mm-hmm. Now this makes five truant officers I've put out of circulation. Let's go gargling again. I think we can agree that it took a lot of courage for Virginia, in the charming little story we've just heard, to be instrumental in capturing Ralph. You see, the little lady took advantage of a very slight clue. The fact that Ralph's mother ordered two dozen eggs instead of one dozen. Well, we know that in every detective story, every mystery story, and every mystery in real life, for that matter, has got to provide some kind of a clue if that mystery is going to be solved. In the case of crime, in fact, or in fiction, the best detective in the world would be helpless without some clue, some giveaway, some indication of what, who, or where. And for a long time, it's been my slant that life is like that. Some people call it a mystery. They're right if they mean there's plenty we don't understand, but they're wrong if they mean we don't know what life's all about. Because the author of life has left us so many clues, clues all over the place, and not to baffle, but to encourage us. The truths of religion, the smile in the face of a young mother, the innocence of childhood, the beauty of a sunset, the justice as well as the beauty of nature, the compassion and goodness deep down somewhere in every human heart. What are these but clues? In fact, they're practically a mirror of divine and uncreated beauty and goodness. But so many of us in our busy lives miss these clues and miss the whole point of living. And that, I think, is why family theater week after week reminds us to contact this divine goodness, who is our heavenly father by means of prayer. And especially in these times by family prayer. Because family theater knows with a lot of experience that this is just as true today as it was a hundred years ago. The family that prays together stays together.  Family Theater has brought you 10 o'clock scholar starring Gigi Perot. William Gargan was your host. Others in our cast were Virginia Gregg, Irene Tedrow, Gail Bonney, Howard Culver, Jack Krushen and Howard McNeer. This script was written by John T. Kelly with music composed and conducted by Harry Zimmerman and was directed for Family Theater by Joseph F. Mansfield. 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I came here because I was haunted by demons, and Marguine asked me to go to the church and I decided to come. I grew up in a Christian family and I started to live a normal life. And after that I started feeling like demons was haunting me. I started feeling like my phone was in the other place and I started feeling like someone was whispering me and touching me. I wanted to feel free because I have a lot of time that I was scared to go to church. That's when I decided to come and start feeling good. I give all my life to Christ because I think it's time to do it and because I'm feeling God.  Alright, so Junior, do you believe in Jesus Christ as God's Son and your personal Lord and Savior? Yes. Do you promise to follow Him with good and clear conscience for the rest of your life? Yes. Based on your faith, confession and your commitment will baptize you in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.


Let me assure you, we are now partners, partners in the same vision of safety, efficiency and high quality of service to our customers. My team and myself are committed to the success of Royal Helmohawk in Israel. Thank you for coming and I wish you good success. My dear CEO, allow me to give you some gift, it's a Israeli tradition to give to the CEO for the first flight, his first flight gift that has a symbol to the Israeli country, this is the menorah, the Israeli symbol, that symbol the Israeli state, so thank you very much. Thank you. The two only words that I managed to learn during the flight, it was so excited, they didn't have much time to learn, not something so, manish ma, distinguished guests and partners, your excellencies, madara pedidot, Mr. CEO, chairman, dear friends and partners, ladies and gentlemen, I'm of course really proud and honored to be here with you today for this historic moment, it's a moment that marked the first arrival of a Royal Helmohawk flight connecting the Kazablanca Mohamed V airport to the Tel Aviv-David-Bengurian International Airport. This new direct route, as said Mr. CEO, this direct route will definitely bring our people even closer, this is the main objective of our mission as airline industry to bring and connect people, indeed reinforce human culture and economic exchanges between our two nations. Those connections are built, as you can imagine, especially from Morocco, it's built on the strong historical ties that have linked our monarchy, this monarchy has always had strong ties and strong relationship with the Jewish community of Moroccan origins, so it's a natural flight that we are launching today, the one that connects a family. The Kazablanca Tel Aviv flight will strengthen this relationship, it will, of course, ease the travel of the Moroccan community living here in Israel to take them back to their homeland, but it will also bring even closer our businesses and our business communities who have committed for months now to an unprecedented partnership that covers economic and commercial areas, a partnership that looks very promising in the forthcoming years. Last but not least, it will also ease access for all Israelis to discover a new touristic destination. Morocco is a unique destination with unique attractions offering endless possibilities for travel lovers. As you certainly know, the Kingdom of Morocco boasts exceptional assets thanks to its history, its human diversity and its geographical location at the crossroad between Europe, Africa and the east and west. It also enjoys rich cultural influences, including the Hebraic Moroccan one, which is integral to the Kingdom's military identity. The cultural heritage, nature and adventure components, but also the coastlines between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, which extends over 3,500 kilometers or all make Morocco a unique destination with a wide range of experiences. Our dear Israeli friends, all our passengers, whether they are visiting Morocco for leisure or for business, will definitely benefit on board our aircraft from the warm Moroccan welcome and from a safe and personalized and quality of service. This is completely certified with the four-star SkyTrucks award that we have now for the sixth year on the road. Through our Casablanca hub, our Israeli clients will also be able to take advantage of one of the continent's most dynamic network with direct regular connections to more than 80 destinations, especially flights to the African continent Europe. We are the biggest African carrier connecting Africa to Europe and the US and Canada. Those destinations are important for the Israeli community who wants to travel abroad. So Casablanca could become one of the most important hubs for your passengers. Thanks to Ryan Murroc's membership in OneWord, we are a member of the OneWord Alliance, which is, as you know, a world-class alliance. We can now connect and make our customers in Israel connect to more than 1,000 destinations around the world. So to conclude, and I'm sure you've understood the message, we are really excited to welcome you on board. We are excited to make you work, to welcome you aboard. We are excited to welcome you in Morocco, to make you feel like home, and to take you to this preferred destination that has become, since today, Morocco. So hopefully you will spend your vacations in Morocco starting tomorrow. Thank you. We also have some traditions, and they are the same, actually. Thank you very much. Thank you again. It's a small plane. The big one is here. Thank you. Thank you. If you have questions, I'm more than happy to answer them. Hello. I'm going to answer in English if I may. We have always been visitors coming from Israel to Morocco, even if there were no direct flights. So we used to have around 80,000, 70,000 to 80,000 tourists coming to Morocco. I think that the first year we will triple these numbers to achieve around 200,000 to 140,000. So this is the target for the first year. But the objective is to go beyond these targets. We are very optimistic. Again, they have always been strong ties between both communities. So beyond the Moroccan, the Jewish community from Moroccan origins, I'm sure that as a touristic destination, we will, of course, attract lots of tourists from Israel. And both ways, when I look at our guests today inside the plane, they were so excited to come as tourists and to visit Tel Aviv, to visit Jerusalem and Al Quds. And it's important for everybody to come and to make those links be very strong. It's difficult for us to assess the figures. I'm sure there will be lots of excitement to come.  The CEO of Royal Air Morocco, Amid Adal, is taking questions right now. He has been speaking about the connections between Israel and Morocco after this historic flight touching down in Tel Aviv. Let's go back and take a listen to what he has to say. It's much easier for Moroccans to come. It's the beginning. There's always some difficulties in the beginning. But I'm sure the visa process will be much easier. And it will help, of course, the business and help people to come, inshallah, in the future. Now, for the beginning, we will start with Kazablanca as an airline. Our partner, El Al, is flying already to Marrakech. Let's build the market first and make it grow in a very decent and efficient way. And in the future, I'm sure there's room for everybody. Our guests today were some of them tour operators and hoteliers. They are very excited again about coming here to visit their colleagues in Israel and to bring more tourists from Morocco in both ways. So when you start the route, of course, this brings new opportunities. I'm very confident about that. Between Tel Aviv for us, between Tel Aviv and Kazablanca, we will start with four frequencies per week, which is on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays. Then we will certainly move very quickly to five. We've already planned this in the upcoming weeks. I'm sure that very, very soon we will go to daily flights between the two cities. And then the connections from Kazablanca to all African cities. We cover 35 airports in Africa, nearly on a daily basis. So there are many flights. We fly twice a day to New York City, to JFK airports, daily to two dailies to Montreal, Washington DC, Miami. So many flights in the Americas also. And then Europe. We have from Kazablanca at least seven flights a day to Paris only. So connections to Europe are very strong for us. We are again the biggest hub between Africa and Europe. The communities have always been there. So these are natural links from the communities. So today we have a tool, an additional instrument, which is these voices, which is the King of Morocco. We are an instrument to strengthen these links that have always existed. So for me, it's a natural path that takes place. As I explained a little earlier, the links also between the different countries. The CEO of Royal Air Morocco, Hamid Attam, taking more questions there at Ben Gurion International Airport. He is speaking shortly after touchdown from Kazablanca direct to Tel Aviv and talking about the connections that are going to be made now between people and in his words, connections between families. Speaking about the ability of people to travel as the world tries to return to some kind of normalcy. Still with me in studio. Danny Ayalon, former Israeli ambassador to the US and chairman of Silver Road Capital and our senior international affairs correspondent, Owen Altman. So we just heard there now at that press conference. The question was asked, Manish Ma in Hebrew, what is going on? What does this all mean? Owen, break it down the significance of what we're hearing right now. Yeah, obviously a very nice ceremony. Obviously a gracious CEO coming and wishing all well as he launches these flights. Speaking again about the connections that we talked about before the press conference, how this in a sense is a kind of multiplier of the relationship. I thought it was also interesting he's talked about the issue of connecting through Kazablanca. I don't know that it will be central on this route just by virtue of geography. But in some roots it makes sense to parts of West Africa. For example, a lot of flights that Israelis know this, those outside the country may not. A lot of routes from Israel to the African continent currently run through Addis Ababa and Ethiopian Airlines for geographical reasons among others. But for certain parts of West Africa, Montreal for example is an interesting connection through Kazablanca. So that shows another dimension of the relationship. It seems odd for a journalist to say but almost wishing he didn't take the questions. He ended on such a high with that handshake. It almost seemed as if the ceremony should properly end there. I also wonder, this is the first time I'm aware of it of the tradition of giving a menorah to the CEOs of the airlines. At the end of the day it is true that a menorah is a symbol of the State of Israel, Benita. It's also a Jewish religious symbol. And I wonder for some airline CEOs if that makes them feel a bit uncomfortable getting a gift like this one. Wonders if the Israeli Airports Authority could think of a gift that was maybe on more neutral ground that still represented the country and its beauty and its history but without the religious, particular religious symbolism of something that had been after all an artifact of the Jewish Temple. Ambassador, your thoughts on exactly that. I would say, Owen said he's very gracious. I was thinking he is the epitome of a salesman. I mean, he really was pitching for Morocco as a hub, not just for Morocco as a tourist place but also Kazablanca as a hub to Europe, to Africa, even to the American continent. I'm not sure Israelis would need that but it's enough that they would go to Morocco itself. I believe that in the wake of also the defense treaty now, almost the treaty between Israel and Morocco, this kind of rounds up the relationship, really cements it, and I think it's going very, very strong. Well, let's pick up on exactly that. The defense issue and the ties that are being built now between these two countries, Owen, it means particularly right now. Listen, it was historic when Defense Minister Benny Gantz made that visit to Morocco and signed that defense treaty. It's something that we are starting to see with Abraham Accord's countries. Of course, just a few days ago, the chief of staff of the Israeli military, Aviv Kokavi, visited Bahrain openly and met with the head of the Bahraini military and according to reports, also met with the head of the Qatari military, not exactly clear where. So obviously this seems to be a growing trend from Israel's perspective, a very important one. Obviously from Morocco's perspective too, they're obviously facing an ongoing insurgency in Western Sahara, which the Moroccans see as terrorism and presumably they could use, I'm sure, Israeli equipment and Israeli weapons and Israeli help in that fight. Going back to the tourism issue for one second, I do hope that casual Moroccan visitors who want to come and tour Israel are given the appropriate welcome by the authorities and that they don't encounter problems with visas or problems with the borders. Unfortunately, we've known that to happen to Arab visitors trying to come to Israel so that there really can be the fullness of the reciprocal ties. Obviously, the Israeli authorities have to be careful to manage the borders and to manage the country's security, but one hopes that there can be a way found to balance the two needs. Let's go back to Ben-Gurion International Airport to hear what's happening right now. To them I say welcome. Say welcome for all the communities. We have always been a land of tolerance. All the communities have been living freely in Morocco and we have always been welcoming all the communities from any country in the world and from any religion and especially our Muslim brothers in the region. So, of course, welcome to everybody. Insha'Allah. You know that while we're on a road it takes years and years. So it's an investment. It takes years for it to be profitable. It's an investment. This road will perhaps be faster to be profitable, but it will take time. So we have to build the market. Today, I can't predict how much time but we're going to build the market together. Any other questions? Thank you. Thank you, everybody. Thank you. Morocco amid a dial wrapping up that press conference at Ben-Gurion International Airport speaking about the opportunities that exist right now between the two countries and what it's going to mean for the connection between people and the connections between families. We alluded to a little bit earlier the cultural differences between Israel and Morocco. Now an opportunity, Ambassador, for people to find out more, learn more, talk to us about what that is going to entail for both countries at the moment. As we mentioned, I guess about 20% of Israelis are of Moroccan descent. Mostly now they have been born here but they're very strong on traditions and when it comes to culture they have their special food, their special customs, especially when you have the Mimuna, the seventh day of Passover is a special day that has been celebrated by the Moroccan Jews. And all Israelis, you know, there is no Israeli that I know that have not been invited by a friend to a Mimuna. So I guess this is just a little bit of Moroccan culture here which will open really a wide, wide gate for a flood of experiences over there. By the way, it's not just a matter of customs. There are many religious sites, old synagogues there from the time of after the expulgence from Spain. So you have their very, very old Jewish sites in Morocco as well as I know personally from many friends who go there for the jeep trips in the desert. These are also very, very popular by Israelis. We've been in the military, so they like to experience that also in the desert of Sahara. You know, after Benita, after we have returned the Sinai desert to Egypt almost 40 years ago, we don't have much. We have the negi, but it's not enough, you know, in Sahara you can reenact this, you know, great expenses of desert scenery. So I'm sure many, many will come here. We have the religious sites for Moroccans, especially in Jerusalem, but not only in archaeology and also fun. I mean, just to underline something, Johnny Allen was saying, the Mimouna holiday, the night after the Passover holiday, it's in another month and a half, so we could well see again, assuming we continue to exit this pandemic and with more and more direct flights, start to see Mimouna really celebrated by the end of the month. So I think that's the explanation point on this entire relationship. And you can't factor out the points that it's been the better part of two years that people haven't been able to travel and people have that bug and they really want to get out there and learn more and experience more. Yes, and Morocco is also one of the countries that suffered like many other countries. It was a very interesting trip, very interesting trip. The touristic dollars and this is why we saw a very avid and a very enthusiastic salesman here, a very nice guy as well as the Moroccan air chairman who came here especially. I think it was a very special, almost a moving ceremony, although it's a kind of a business thing, but it was much more than that. And nobody are undergoing very tough time. So I'm not sure if Morocco will see many tourists now from Russia or the Ukraine. We used to love to come there for the sun so the Israelis can certainly fill up the slack. And this is what the Moroccans are looking forward to. We certainly are going to be continuing with an in-depth look at what is happening in eastern Ukraine right now and what the latest is out of Russia. But I want to turn to something you alluded to, Ambassador, a little bit earlier on. Put you on the spot a little bit and ask you. We've spoken about the Abraham Accords and the countries that were prepared to normalize ties and then there was a dearth so to speak. Who is next? What are you hearing? What do you know? Well it seems like you know something that was unfederal maybe a few months ago that the Qatari Chief of Staff met the Israeli Chief of Staff Amir Kohavi in Bahrain. He was there. He was there in order to also further what Benny Gantz, Minister of Defense, also signed a defense cooperation with Bahrain. Who would have thought? According to the rumors or reports from Saudi Arabia, the Qatari and the Israeli Chief of Staff talked about maybe positioning Israeli radars on Qatari soil in order to actually alert from any incoming vehicles, I mean air drones or whatever, from Iran. This is something which is unprecedented and I believe next we will see Saudi Arabia. The fact that this news leaked about the Qatari Israeli meeting, it was leaked from a Saudi media site. It tells me that the Saudis are all behind it. They're the ones pushing Bahrain, they're pushing the Emirates, they're pushing Qatar and at the end of the day they will do it themselves. In any case right now the cooperation with Saudis under the radar is very expensive. It's very very effective to the detriment of the Iranians. Ambassador Danny Ayalon, the former Israeli Ambassador to the US and Chairman of Silver Road Capital and Senior International Affairs Correspondent Owen Altman, thank you both as always for your insight on this very important day. Right now we're taking a break. Our special edition coverage continues. Don't go anywhere back in a bit as we unpack the latest developments out of eastern Ukraine and bring you the latest updates out of Russia. Back in a bit. Stay tuned.


So, I've had the pleasure of working with two noted sleep experts, one from Los Angeles and one from Harvard. And flight attendants are some of the biggest sufferers from sleep deprivation because we now know that not only does your circadian rhythm change with time zones, but the bugs that live in your gut have their own circadian rhythm and we're beginning to understand that that circadian rhythm may be more important than just time zones. So here's a few tricks I travel a lot internationally and throughout the United States. So get yourself a pair of blue blocking sunglasses and wear them whenever possible, particularly when changing time zones. Blue light is what actually keeps us awake. I like timed release melatonin. Get yourself three, five milligrams, but by the timed release. Really helps reset your clock. You don't need a whole big dose.  And it's useful trying those. The other thing that I think is a great trick is carrying along vital reds. Vital reds has a really important probiotic that survives digestion and I just fertilize when I get to my new spot, new probiotics and often time that's all it needs to reset your clock. Blue blocking sunglasses, a little bit of timed release melatonin and some vital reds. Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching. Click the circular channel icon to subscribe and make sure you don't miss a single video. Click on the left to watch another great video and don't forget to visit my website for more of my best tips because I'm Dr. Gundry and I'm always looking out for you.


You can do what you want to do with your life. If a guy with no legs and only five fingers can do it, you can too. It doesn't matter if it's traveling or being. Doesn't matter going back to school, whatever it is, you can do it. You can find a way. Hey, everybody, it's Robin with creativity RV. This interview was filmed a couple of months ago before we had social distancing protocols, but I have to tell you it's been on my mind ever since because there's such an important message in this video that everybody can use regardless of their circumstances. Today, I sit down with Neil from No Legs, No Problem TV who's a triple amputee who lives part-time in a 17 foot trailer solo and he's figured out how to overcome obstacles in his life and still pursue his dreams. He's going to tell us how he did that and how you can too. So first we're going to do a really quick tour of his 17 foot trailer so you can see how he lives in his trailer and then we're going to get into the interview so you can hear from the man himself. Hey, Neil, can we get a tour of your rig? Sure.  Well, like we all have and then across from the spacious hallways is the dining area and then that's where no magic happens. So that's my rig. It's a very small rig. It's tailor-coached 17 foot. The door is actually in the back. So you turn around look at doors right out the back and works well for me because it's really low and I don't have to step up a whole big bunch of steps. What do you pull it with? I pull it with a 2007 Chevy Silverado Classic with a Vortech V6. And how heavy is the trailer? The trailer is 1500 pounds dry. Great. So how is it to hook up and unhook for me? It's very easy. I put an electric jack on the front of it and I have a backup camera on my truck. So I back up and I'm hooked up done very simple very cool. What's back here now? What's back here here? Yeah. Well, there's the back door. This is this is my closet. This has an amazing amount of storage space and then on this side here is the privy. That's the bathroom and then I just have fridge and and more storage. There's no potty. So I have a I have a porta potty in there. So if I have to have a shower, the porta potty comes out. Gotcha. But perfect works for you works for me. Jiu Jitsu. Yes, I trained Gracie Jiu Jitsu. I am a third degree blue belt and I am working on getting my purple belt. I train a lot because it gives me good cardio. Obviously I can't run and I never was a runner even back when I could wiggle my toes and it keeps me healthy and it keeps my mind in the right place. So every morning when I get up, I have a sign up here and it says today I will do what others won't. So tomorrow I can do what others can't. I kind of I kind of live by that motto because I have to. This is Neil. Hi. From no legs, no problem on YouTube, Neil, I had heard about before I ever met him through some friends was really excited that I got to camp with him. I travel from say October to March or so to get away from the cold because I am I'm a crappler and I am retired firing EMS. So all of my joints hurt regardless of the fingers or the legs or whatever else. My knees hurt from football in high school and wrestling and my shoulders hurt and my elbows hurt and and in the wintertime back home, it's no fun. So so I come out to a slightly drier warmer climate and also I I don't walk very well on snow and ice. So my first experience getting an RV was after I lost my legs and my fingers. I got a pop up and I hated it just absolutely hated it because it was a lot of work.  Yeah, yes, I am so low just me when I camp with friends. I try and camp with friends. So I'm everything that I do and it and my truck and my tools and everything is set up. So even me with no legs, I can deal with things. I am 46 years old and at the age of 37, I got sore throat and literally I need to throw out Lawson's kind of thing and two weeks later, I was in a coma. What had happened was that I had a MRSA infection in my throat and I went to the doctor several times. They kept misdiagnosing my throat and it kept getting worse and so there I was feeling very sick and I did what any grown man would do.    If I hadn't done that, I would not be here right now because I would have laid down on my couch and died, which is almost almost what happened at mom and dad. So they when we got to the ER for the last time somewhere in the ER, I died and they brought me back and they put me in ICU. I was in coma for three weeks. And so the MRSA went from my throat to my lungs, my lungs to my bloodstream and I went septic. Medication that they used to keep me alive, which keep all my blood pressure up in my core, killed my feet and my fingers. So that was that. That was at the that was in they took my they took my fingers the first week of November of 2010 and the next week. They they took my legs below the knees. Wow. Yeah, that had to have been really hard to go through.  But once it was over and done with the pain was gone. I got better. So, you know, it is what it is. So you grew up and you did sports and and you went hunting and you did jiu-jitsu and then all of a sudden you had to relearn how to do everything. I had to relearn how to do everything from going to the bathroom to tying shoes to brushing my teeth because I'm my hand. That's what's left of my hand and I'm left handed. So I had to I had to relearn to brush my teeth even so which which was weird and even still to this day.  You hit your eyeball. I can't I just I just I move my mouth around. But so I had I had to relearn how to do and especially relearn how to walk on prosthetics which is a whole thing in and of itself. And I've said in the past I'd learn how to be human again and in people that don't really get it. They go that you're always a human.  You can't do anything for yourself. You can hardly feed yourself. You really don't feel human. I got back to feeling like a human being again. I would imagine there are some people that don't make that leap.  And that just lit a fire under me. If you tell me you can't. I'm going to tell you I'm going to find a way. And so I'm actually the last day that I was in the hospital. I met the guy who was going to be my prosthetic maker and so I'm laying in this bed and you got to imagine that I could barely roll over. I lost all of my muscle tone because I wasn't I was in a hospital bed for three months straight and I lost all my muscle tone at your feet. I could barely roll over and he asked me about all the things I've done in my life. I work on motorcycles. I ride motorcycles firing EMS train Gracie Jiu Jitsu. You know all the things that I've done and he said I'll have you back to do a 98% of the things that you did before wonderful. No, I wonderful because I wouldn't worry about the 98% of suddenly I was fired up about that last 2%. That 2% I wouldn't be able to do and so that's what I worked on. I you know I made a list of things that I wanted to try and do again and I tried to go back to fire and EMS and work the ambulance and I found out that I could not be an effective team member. I couldn't I couldn't go up and down steps and carry a patient anymore and and and all of that I couldn't drive the ambulance very well because the pedals were all too close together. I couldn't do that. I couldn't be a firefighter anymore but I could be a dispatcher so I went back to work for a while at the fire station dispatching. I peer counsel used to peer counsel a lot more which is a new like a new amputee I would go visit them say you know kind of show them the ropes given the pep talk chew on them for a while if they needed to you know sometimes they just go I just I just can't do this the hell you can't do this get up and walk on your legs sometimes you have to do that people had to do that for me and then sometimes it's just you know you're you're just a cheerleader form when they're doing well so so I did do peer counseling work with kids that are only different training them in self-defense and jujitsu and things like that I've worked with a great organization called nub ability and they're based out of the coin Illinois so I've worked with them a lot. I got past feeling like I need to prove everybody that I can do things and now I'm just back to doing the things that I want to do for me in my life what's ahead for you I want to get my black belt and jujitsu I want to just travel I want to build things I want to enjoy life and what life has to offer I want to eat lots of good food at lots of different places and see lots of cool stuff and me when you first told your friends and family that you were going to do this what feedback did you get my family wasn't worried and anything that I want to do they go go go do it nice yeah no worries so they like me travel matter of fact you know back home right now there's a lot of flooding and there's the bad flu going on back home and I'm like mom I'm coming home in a couple weeks she said well I hope all the flooding is gone and because you're feeling good out there and see because I have autoimmune disorder and I've had it my entire life and I was diagnosed with that at 27 it's called Bichette's disease so my family does worry about me being at home in the winter sometimes because everybody gets sick you know and so that's something to consider for me what what do I have to watch out for as an amputee that amputee that other people don't yeah I have to be careful of where I part my rig if you look at the area where I walk so it's all a little bitty rocks there's not big rocks okay okay like walking over to our friends rig or walking over to where your rig is at there's big rocks big rocks are hard for me to walk on so I look for level ground with a little bitty gravel and things like that to make it easier on me to walk so I have to make sure that I'm safe in my rig because at night I take my legs off and it takes me a couple of minutes to put my legs on in the morning so I have to have so like this rig that you know that I have it's a straight shot for me to in the middle of the night if I have to go to the bathroom I can hop right down crawl right there and because I don't put my legs on in the middle middle tonight so I have to worry about things like that I have to make sure that I have power tools available for me so for instance if I if I get a flat tire on my truck and I have to change out to a spare I keep a battery powered impact wrench with me because I can't I I'm physically unable to break loose lug nuts with with a with a lug wrench because because I don't have calf muscles and feed in my balance isn't very good I mean I could if I had to the consideration is free isn't for me is making sure that I have an easy way to do things how did you decide those things is it because you had an experience where you didn't have the stuff you needed or were you thinking ahead to make sure you had everything before you left I am obsessively compulsive about looking ahead and thinking about things and planning things out I am used to the disease that I have the auto-immunicator that I have and I'm used to my legs I know if I have an attack coming on I let everybody know guys I'm not feeling good I may not come out of the rig for a day or two don't worry about me I'll check in and text with you or whatever but I may not come out for a day or two because I feel bad so if there's somebody out there that has a dream to do something or they have some kind of a disability and they think that they're too limited to do something that they've dreamed of doing what would you advise them to do well if you know your disability and you know your limitations you know how to work around them in your daily life so you should be able to figure out a way to work around them if you want to travel like this yeah here's a very good for instance I have a friend of mine Brian Freeman I trained jiu-jitsu with him he lives in North Carolina he's in a wheelchair he's a disabled vet he wants to travel like this as soon as his daughter graduates high school he wants to travel like this he said but I don't know how to do it I said dude I said I know a bunch of people who have buses converted to RVs get a bus that's got the the lift the lift on it and he was like you just solved my problem there's always a way I have a truck that I don't need hand controls or anything like that to drive I drive with my prosthetics but I found the right truck I found the right tools to work with my truck I have an electric jack on the front of my rig so it lifts it up and down so I don't have to do the twisty thing and all that I just it's just the little things I always make sure that I've got I've got extra food and extra food you can just pop the top on the knee if I don't feel good but I have to have some fuel in my body right things like that you know you know anybody who wants to come out and Boondock has to do some planning yeah you have to plan when we were talking the other day I asked you if there was one thing you wanted to let people know and you said I believe life's not over yeah yeah if you have a bad thing happen in your life whether you lose a limb you lose a family member get a divorce I've been through a couple whatever it is life is not over you can get up and you can do things and you can enjoy life it's all about where you are in your headspace you can find a way to do something if you want to do it find a way and you can get up you can get on with your life you can enjoy life if you decide life is over because of what's happened to you then that's all in your head it's all in your head thank you a lot of people are going to need to hear this I surprised him because I brought up his book which he didn't know I was going to bring up stand up I heard that it was really really well written well done inspirational he didn't know I was gonna ask him about it I'm gonna pin it at the top of comments below so you can check him out thank you Neil you're very welcome all right you guys until we see you again out here on the road we hope you're all having happy travels no legs no problem be free


Common question Instagram you can't put links in your Instagram post. I mean you could put links, but they're not clickable, right? And so someone said to me what George does that doesn't that mean you have to try to get all your Instagram followers over to your email newsletter so that you can email them about offers and Content or whatever it is just to make sure they get things. So there's really two questions here, okay? Question number one is can you put links on Instagram posts? The answer actually is yes But it requires running an ad When you run an ad boosting an Instagram post you can have a clickable button link on that post During the duration of the ad and actually sometimes even shortly afterwards But at least during the duration of the ad you can do it even if you do a $1 per day ad There's that button if it's an important post for you if you want them to go somewhere from the post well, maybe one dollar a day is worth doing to get that button clickable button on the ad and You can do it for ten days ten dollars thirty days thirty dollars, right? Etc. Etc. The way people typically do it as you may see this too is they want you to go to another web page from Instagram So they'll say link in bio. You probably saw those three words many times. What does that mean? That means they want you to go to their profile on Instagram so you can click on one of the links on Underneath the in the bio of the profile So that's a crude way of doing it a lot of people don't bother to go to the profile and do it So clicking running an ad so that the button is there is much more refined much more graceful way of getting them there So that's one question, but the other question really is George why don't you teach people to take from Instagram or any other social media by the way? But Instagram particularly is tough because they don't allow clickable links Why don't you tell people to go a newsletter should George shouldn't that be your main Instagram strategy? Just get everyone to your email newsletter and here's why I say no Because to get people to your newsletter means that you still have to There's a two-step process You have to get them a click on a link which means running an ad or go to your bio And then go to your newsletter page and they have to be willing to sign up and then not only do they have to click On the link, you know find figure out with Keck on the link and go and sign up Now they have to make sure to read your newsletter They have to open your newsletters to read them. How many of us here sign up to many email newsletters that we do not open? Most of us all of us do all of us have many email news that we don't open. So what's going on here? Here's what's going on It is a common myth and I get frustrated because so many marketers promote this myth that the email newsletter is the Most reliable place to get people to see your messages and your offers Baloney not true because email itself has an algorithm gmail Yahoo hotmail whatever outlook Apple mail all of them have All them will decide through the algorithm which emails to show you hire It's true and which emails to send to the spam or into the bulk folder and the promotions folder or whatever It's true email algorithm people don't talk about this enough Number one number two is that even if your email is high up for them, whatever Is your relationship with them warm enough that they care enough to open your email to even read it? It's not about the email newsletter people It's about the relationship you have with your followers, which by the way happens everywhere not just on email But on Instagram as well So what I look at it the way I look at it is this My relationship with my Instagram followers is primary I don't care if they sign it from an email newsletter or not if my relationship with them is good Meaning if I'm giving them good content that they want if I'm authentic, okay? If I care if I if through my content I distribute I I Demonstrate my care for them Then they trust me they like me They want to see my Instagram post and when I make an offer to join my group program or to whatever they open That too they look at that too and they will by the way If if they if my relationship with them is good, they say oh George has a group program Oh George has an online course. Oh George just providing one-to-one services. Well, I better go and look at that They they will climb over mountains Define where to click that link and it's not that hard because I'll say oh Lincoln bio I'm lazy to run an ad today. So go ahead and go to my bio and you'll find a link there And they will look oh good. Oh, it's that's easy. I'll click on your profile. Oh, there's the link Not like oh, I got to get you on the email list first and you got to open my email And then you got it all those steps and and without trust if there is trust, you know I mean you don't even need email newsletter You're with with trust your you have a direct contact Directly with your and you can even say hey listen if you interest in my group program send me a direct message I'd love to be in touch with you directly so I can answer your questions or make sure you're the right fit or Make sure I could give you some more information just through the through the direct message That's even easier right because people love. Oh, I get to direct message with George with with with you with whoever yes So I hope this is helpful and thank you so much for asking


So these past few days is the first time in several years that I haven't published a YouTube video Every day, you know, let alone four days and at this point in my life is getting so difficult and so stressful that I Really don't care about anything anymore. And I'm about to just I don't know move to some country that has a low cost of living and disappear You know, I've worked so hard that You know, I don't know how much longer I want to try You know a few weeks or a few months But there are definitely several things that have culminated to this point You know the main one recently that's been like the tipping point is the possible failure of Frankie's syringe meat You know being scammed on Alibaba, you know was another financial blow I couldn't take and of course getting sued by you know that rat scumbag that plagiarized my information is just You know adding more fuel to the fire You know, so not only am I concerned about YouTube unfairly censoring and taking down my videos every day You know, I have the luxury of losing money, you know when calling out these secret society assholes for the thieves They are and what they're doing and and that kind of brings us to what's going on in the world I mean, I've said similar phrases to this, you know many many times over the course of the past year You know the 1% the elite secret societies, you know being the root of most problems Composed of millions of people working together to do one simple thing Maintain control over the masses as the elite as the ruling class. You have all this crazy symbolism It's on the dollar bill. It's on the fridge of their logo I see it on my fridge every single day just about every car company has some type of secret society Affiliated logo and all seeing eye a pyramid.  That's pissing his panties Maybe he should take another estrogen shot So the tip of his dick shrinks a little bit more and the company Alibaba of course owned by a psychopath That has no issue Scamming genuine businesses out of their money It could also be insider trading like stock market Bitcoin Tons of that nonsense over the past few weeks, you know, and of course the biggest one is Keeping the majority in a state of fear and panic, you know That something is going to kill them if they don't wear a mask and stand six feet apart You know, and that's something that's ravaged a lot of families lately I think just about every family that isn't part of this group of secret society lunatics from the people posting on every video I published for pennies on the dollar to the big-nose rats eating caviar while they play with boys and dresses You know, these people are a bunch of degenerate psychopath sociopathic losers Who have never worked an honest day in their life and actually let me correct that some of them like boys and dresses Others such as the corn of ores like hairy dudes in steam rooms and there's all sorts of horrible activities Associated with these secret societies far above what's happened to me far above those childish jokes They torture people Abuse children Millions of lives have been destroyed at the hands of these evil people That's why you don't know who the ones at the very top are all social media influencers anyone on TV Is part of this group of people and whether they're directly involved in those activities or not Is irrelevant to what they stand for one very simple example of that is the hundreds of thousands of children that go missing in the united states every year What are these government bodies doing police fbi?  We've been doing the same thing The business has no profit. I have no assets. I can't apply for a loan I can't even keep the employees on payroll and pay them a living wage And with my current health and mental state I don't think I can physically or emotionally deal with any of these businesses anymore You know, none of them are doing well, you know, most of my income is still for my day job Where my salary is around 45 000 per year, you know, but with all the money I've lost on my businesses You know, there's a reason i'm living with my parents, you know wi-fi shielding. I was sent BS fabric that was so difficult to work with that I broke even on the whole business You know frankies naturals. I've made maybe 50 dollars per week for the past two years Organ supplements just started back up last month and i'm way in the red You know getting scams for three thousand dollars in alibaba a month or two ago didn't help and You know before that I actually paid nine thousand dollars for a different order and They haven't refunded that either But that nine thousand dollars I was never sent the product I just canceled the order and they're holding my money for no reason You know, if that's the case, I don't know what I'll do probably definitely disappear You know, I I could have just worked my regular day job these past three years You know would not have had any stress and None of this nonsense you could look at any other channel on youtube the amount of videos they publish The quality of the content they have far more subscribers far more views Far more money and they do far less work and have far less stress You know if I have no money and the progress is halted at this point You know with the current censorship no potential growth of my channel I just I just don't see myself doing this anymore.   It was a bunch of Assholes in charge pumping dumping the stock and and god knows how much money the average person lost You know bitcoin going up and down like crazy People always telling you to buy when it's at the peak then when it's down there radio silent You know artificially inflating nonsense currency like doggie coin as a one-off cash out You know, I actually had an insider tip on the football game the super bowl a couple nights ago that the bucks were going to win And if I wasn't broke, I would have bet my entire bank account You know, literally at 5 30 p.m. Before the game started. I knew tom brady was going to win the super bowl I just didn't have any money to bet on it Here's the tip super bowl 55 is the culmination of the 101st nfl season 101 is the 26th prime number Tom brady last won super bowl 53 on the 34th day of the year Now he will win his 34th playoff game in super bowl 55 I know I'll see how I feel tomorrow Hopefully I can just stick to doing the daily videos for a couple more weeks a couple months or two and I'll start feeling a little better But uh, I just really don't care at this point You know, I'll find some country where the cost of living is low And just move there. Maybe a couple years from now. I'll come back. I don't know. I just I just don't really care anymore It was never about the money. It was never about all this nonsense It was just about trying to help people and make people happy. So they don't have to have a life like mine But um, you know when no one really helps you along the way I don't want to do it myself anymore