What I actually think is that Victoria leads people and other similar medications lead people to feel normal, but the normal in today's America, particularly during a pandemic, is to sit on your sofa and eat bonbons and watch Netflix, right? So everybody's gaining weight. Right. What's going on everyone? So I'm here for my once every six month doctor's visit. And yeah, as I always do, I like to show the course of the visit so that you get a feel for what it's like to go to see an HIV doctor and the kinds of questions they ask and the kinds of routine things we do, hopefully to kind of demystify the whole experience and take some of that fear and like worry about what that's like away. All right. Here we go. How are you today? You're just here for HIV follow up, right? What was your name? Matt. Dr. McFarland. Doesn't matter. Okay, cool. Was there anything else you wanted to talk about today other than HIV follow up, anything concerning you? And you're still taking the big tarvy? I am. Any issues with the big tarvy? No issues. I'd like to blame my weight gain on it, but I think it's just my lifestyle change more than anything. I'm probably going to blame the pandemic and that gyms aren't open and life is not that great and it's hard to motivate to work out. The studies on, you know, integrase inhibitors and weight gain aren't the greatest. So I'm inclined to trust those. And it's just so easy to kind of blame it on that and don't know what I'm finding. And big tarvy is about the easiest, best medication that we have, so I hate to change that. It's something we can keep an eye on for sure and your other markers like your marker for diabetes looked fantastic last time, which would be something to keep an eye on. We'll check that about every year unless something changes. And your cholesterol was a little bit elevated, it was 210 for total and your bad was 130, by no means anywhere where we would need to treat it with medications. But something to keep an eye on with your weight gain and making sure you're staying active, staying healthy, it will keep an eye on about every six months. I usually am like getting ready for a competition for men's physique body building. Natural. And so like the last one I did was October 2019, and I think I weighed like 160 pounds. And I did that. And then March came, 2020, and I'm pushing 200. Is that it looks like mostly muscle, but if you put like not been trying to gain muscle. No, I mean, it's fat. I appreciate it though. I'm glad. Do you use any other like supplements like workout supplements or testosterone? I haven't really been lately that much since I haven't been working out, but I just got a bench. So basically I'll take whey protein, creatine, glucosamine, I'll take vitamin D, pre-workout, post-workout. Okay. BCAA is all natural. Okay. Yeah. Do you ever do testosterone? No. Never done it. Excellent. And then just to run through your other med lists to make sure that we're up to date. So you still take the Adderall, and you take the 10 milligrams every day? No, it's just as needed. As needed. Okay. For that and the L-prosaline? And L-prosaline. Okay. Yeah. And then are you still taking mechilazine? Mechilazine. Like Antibur helps with like vertigo and dizziness and nausea. No, I only had vertigo for a few weeks and I was taking it. Okay, great. Just take that off. And then you're taking finasteride for hair. Okay. Yeah. And then are you still using the inhaler as well, the memetazone? No. No. That was a sinus urinals. Yeah. Okay. So you're done with that? Yeah. I just took over the counters or a tuck. Okay. And then your last CD4 count looked great. It was in... Double check. It was 500. Yeah. 550s. Viral lobe was still undetectable. Everything is still going well. Yeah. The pressure looks great today. Cool. The... And then with everything going on, are you still sexually active? Yeah. Yeah. I have a boyfriend. Okay. Any concern for STIs today? No.  No, we're symptoms. Okay. If you want, we can go ahead and skip testing today. We'll just check the syphilis titer just to have that as baseline because you've had it in the past, but otherwise we can skip the other testing if you're into that. Okay. That's fine. And then did you get the flu shot this year? I did. Thank you for doing that. Yeah. When did you get it? Do you remember? It's January now. Like November or October? Yeah. November, December probably. Okay. And then do you remember the last time you had a meningitis vaccine? I don't. Have you been seeing Jay for long enough? It's been in his old clinic. Do you know? I think it was, well, it was when they were upstairs. When they were upstairs? Yeah. Let me just see if there's some immunization records I can pull over from the last chart. Because if not, you would be due for an additional pneumonia vaccine, the pneumavax. You have Prevnar. They cover a little bit of the different strains of the pneumonia vicaria. And then a meningitis again. You just need that every five years. Gotcha. Does that get recorded on the Helio app? It does. And whatever's on the Helio app would also be in our system. And I don't see a meningitis recorded. Probably because you've had it recently enough. I think it's Helio. I don't know. Kind of awkward. Not known for pronouncing things well. My friends always make fun of me for it. So I'm sure I'm saying the app wrong. How do you spell your last name? R-R-A-Z-I. And what's your birthday? May 8th, 1985. I'm just going to throw in when you had your last tetanus so we don't bother you with that. When was that? 2015. And then we should give you, you had the other pneumonia so you'd be due for pneumavax today. And then we also should give you the menactra or the meningitis vaccine too. Fun. Probably not the vaccines you were hoping for today. No, I want the other one. Do you know if they're going to be doing vaccines through this clinic? So right now everything is being controlled by LA County Department of Public Health. So for a while we had some of the Moderna vaccine for healthcare workers in the building and around here. Because we have the freezer capabilities but everything was being done through the county. So you still have to sign up through the county to then get it here. So that's still the case right now. Unfortunately it seems like now that we're opening who can get the vaccine supply is becoming more of an issue. So I heard today that some of the vaccine sites in LA County are shutting down temporarily because we just don't have the supply. Okay. And thankfully HIV does not seem to predispose you to getting it or worse outcomes. So it doesn't bump you up in the list but it's good for if you get exposed to it. I'm assuming if you have like a really low CD4 then that's a slightly different story. Potentially. We just definitely for well controlled like you are. It's not a worry or a risk. Was there anything else you wanted to talk about today? I don't think so. Talk with Jay and then we'll come back shortly. Otherwise we'll just grab some labs today. Grab some urine and then we'll give you the two vaccines. You're good to go. Cool. Hello. Hey. Well good morning. Good morning. I'm good. How are you doing? I'm good. You look great. Thank you. I'm pushing 200 now. Get out. I didn't look at your weight. Yeah. How did you do that? I mean crunch has been closed for a year and I was working full-time bartending on my feet six, seven years a day and now I'm sedentary most of the day. So I just got a pellet on them and I got a bench and some weights. Yeah. So what have you been doing exercise? I tried to run for a while and then I got shin splints. I tried to do just various things and now I'm working like 60, 70 hours a week. What are you doing for work? I struggle a lot of things. I'm working for my parent's manufacturing plant. Polyethylene plastic bags tubing sheeting in Orange County. So I'm commuting and that's 40 hours a week. I'm assisting Miss Peppermint. She's a trans drag queen. She was on RuPaul's Drag Race and we've become friends. So now we're also co-producing some things together and fantastic. You know, working on that and getting that cash flow coming in. And then I'm also working with Carl Schmidt on Plus Life. So we have ongoing relationship there and then I'm doing my own social media stuff as well. Terrific. Excellent. It's been busy. Tell me more about Plus Life. Oh, yeah. So that's, it was originally just internet based platform with videos talking about HIV and then just like living your best life in general. So it appeals to everyone. But we kind of like sneak that in.  So now we have like a 30 minute show that airs once a week. And then on that I'll do like a five minute fitness segment. And I'll talk to other fitness gurus and share their modalities. Excellent. Excellent. Yeah. So when you said you're pushing 200, is that, that's 200 pounds of muscle or 200 pounds of other stuff? Okay. That's 200 pounds of being a sedentary. Yeah. And I did, it wasn't until like maybe two weeks ago that I finally got a weight bench and some 100 pound dumbbells. Yeah, weight, weight benches are not very expensive. No, it's not bad. We got on a couple. The bike was expensive. It just takes up space is the only thing. Yeah. Mars folds up. Although we leave it. Yeah. So they went propped up on the wall. And I got to pull it up too. So with that and the bike. Just over a month ago. Yeah. If I get a routine going, then I should be fine. Yeah. When did you get the Peloton? I got it in December. And have you been using it? I have. It started but not consistently. Okay. So you're not hooked on it yet? It's just me, I gotta figure out how to manage my time better. From Monday through Thursday I slept eight hours because I was just working. Oh. Got it. So. Not eight hours a night, but eight hours. Total. Yeah. So I'm trying to figure everything out. Okay. Yeah. We're good? Yeah. Yeah, it'll be kind of interesting to see what happens to like what we choose to do when the gym's open back up again. Yeah. Because now I've got all this stuff at home. Exactly. What do you call it? A power tower. Oh. Which is also pretty inexpensive. So you can do like pull ups and stuff on it? Yeah. And you can do some other stuff. You can do like, you know, the little things when you're at it. Yeah. This thing. And like you can do these things, dips. That's great. You can use it for cable-y stuff, but I haven't really done that yet. Yeah. Yeah. But it's really. That saves me 30, 40 minutes. Exactly. Going straight from and I'm working from home anyway. I really like having that stuff at home. Me too. You know, you don't have obviously as much. Yeah. But it saves the time and I've been using it. I'm on the Peloton every other day. Yeah. I had knee surgery a couple months ago. So I have to, I can't run right now. I will be able to run again, but not yet. Did you have an injury or just? I had a chronic injury that finally needed some attention. So I had a partial knee replacement. Wow. Makes me feel old. Not a full knee replacement. So I'm not quite that old. But so the bike is okay on it. Yeah. Good. So that's all good. So yeah, have fun with Peloton. Yeah. What else can we do for you young man? I would love for you to talk about the FDA approval of the long. Wow. I'd love to. So last week, the FDA approved a medication with the brand name Kabanuva. And the generic name is Cavitegravereal Pimerine Long Acting. Okay. Kind of a mouthful. It is the first FDA approved injectable HIV medication. It is, so there's kind of a two trends going on in HIV therapy. But before I talk about HIV therapy, let me take a step back and talk about what we would ultimately love to do in terms of development of medication and therapies. And that is cure. So there is ongoing work on cure until we have a cure. We're just working on better and better therapy. So you're on a really, really good therapy. You're on one pill once a day. It has, you tell me what it has for side effects. Nothing. Nothing. So, and it doesn't have any measurable impact on kidney health, on bone health, on cholesterol. There's, you know, people are constantly drilling down and finding, trying to find out if there's a downside to medication, but they're having a really hard time with BigTarvy. Yeah. And you may know what some of the, and I'm getting to your question, by the way, but you may know what some of the current kind of controversy is around BigTarvy and similar medications as we drill down and try to find. Is that the weight thing? Weight. So that's all kind of. But I'm also kind of like, is that. That's a very. Is that chicken or egg? Like exactly. That's a very, very nebulous question. Yeah. And what we can't tease out is, does some HIV medications cause weight loss because they make people feel nauseated? We also can't tease out, you know, America in general is gaining weight in case you haven't noticed. People are big. And what I actually think is that BigTarvy leads people and other similar medications lead people to feel normal. But the normal in today's America, particularly during a pandemic is to sit on your sofa and eat bonbons and watch Netflix. Right. So everybody's gaining weight. Right. And I find some people on BigTarvy gain weight. Some people on BigTarvy lose weight, get fit, feel great. Yeah. Anyway, what I'm getting at is you're on a really, really good combination. And when it comes to therapies, the current trend in research is to find things that are as good and then maybe that have some advantage, not really in safety because you can't get safer than something that's already incredibly safe. Yeah. Or find things that have an advantage in terms of different ways of getting the same medication into people's bodies. And the two areas that are getting developed are two drug therapies instead of three. There's three active meds in BigTarvy. That's traditionally what we've done since we've had effective therapy is use three meds to shut the virus down. So we're now finding that in some combinations you can use just two. And then the other area that's getting developed is long-term injectables. So this is the first long-term injectable. It happens to be a two-drug therapy. It's exciting to have a new delivery system, so injections instead of pills. It's not new in the sense that these are new classes of medications. These are the same medications just delivered by a different mechanism, different route. And that may be appealing to some people. There's more work going on to develop other long-term injectables. I don't think we'll have anything available for several years. So this is the first one. When it was approved last week, it was approved to be given once a month. There's also research going on right now, looking at giving it once every two months. Same medication. It's given as a deep muscle injection into the gluteus medius. So that goes deep in here. And it's actually two injections. Capitagovir, real pivoting. One on each side once a month. There is some discomfort with the injection. The discomfort tends to get less and less with time as people get, you know, know what to expect.  What's that? Yeah, exactly. So it's kind of like that, maybe not quite as bad. That's what people tend to say. Okay. And for some people it's appealing. They would prefer not to take pills every day and they would rather just get a shot every month. Again, hopefully within the year we'll have approval to give it every two months instead of every month. It is given in the office. So it does require an office visit. Is that a logistical concern about having more and more people coming in and out on a regular basis? Yes. It's a logistical concern particularly during COVID. It's also a logistical concern in the sense of, so what we do now is we see you like twice a year, right? Yeah. And we draw some blood and we give it to you.  I am. You are? Yeah. So we see you later and hopefully everything is good. You're taking your Victoria, all your labs are great. It's a little different though now that it's this injection that we're now somewhat responsible because what do we do if you've got an appointment to come back in a month for your injection and someone doesn't show up? Yeah. Then we have to chase them down otherwise there's issues of having drug levels that are not ideal. Yeah. So it's exciting that we've got new regimens available, new modalities. It can appeal to some people. And the real hope is that the real goal I think as you know with HIV is to get everybody to undetectable. And what's the name of the show that you're doing again? Plus Life? Yeah. So you probably talk about that with Plus Life that essentially you get to undetectable, all of life is open to you in all of its fullness, right? But not everybody with HIV is able to get there as easily as others.  Not everybody's going to do that. So people that don't have a place, a secure place to live, they find it hard to keep their meds. Women in particular who live with HIV may not find it, they may not feel safe to have their medication in their cabinet where somebody else may see it. Or people that have more shame around HIV may not want to look at their meds every day. And that can get in the way of people taking their meds and then getting to undetectable. And if they're not going to get undetectable, they're not going to have their full range of a healthy life. So it's nice to have other options and it's a good sign that we're going to have other options yet in the future that maybe every three months or every six months, they're even looking at things that are given by a little injection or a little incision with an implant once a year. So that's what's going on research-wise. Was that a long-winded answer to your question? Thank you for joining this interview. Yeah. I hope you didn't mind me talking for about a half an hour now and stop. Okay, Kato? Yep. Okay.  Okay? You probably see my shoes like doing this while she's getting ready to give me these shots because that's my nerves. As much as I get picked and prodded with needles, I still get nervous. Okay. I'm going to do this year in and then that's it. We're good to go. Bye, guys.


All right, so we're going to convert January 16 to 2016 at 9 hours 54 minutes and 31 seconds into a Julian day So the Julian day is 16 because we're in January. That's pretty easy And in order to convert the time we need to know how many seconds there are in each of these parts And then we're going to divide by the total number of seconds in a day So what we know is that there are 60 seconds in one minute There are 60 minutes in an hour And there are 24 hours in a day And that means if you multiply 60 by 60 by 24, then you can find out that there are 86,400 seconds in one day I feel like I'm singing that song from rent. Anyway, okay, so here's what we do We start with nine hours and we say all right nine hours is nine times 3600 which is the number of seconds in one hour is going to give us 32,400 seconds Then we need to convert the minutes 54 minutes multiply that by 60 because there are 60 seconds in a minute And we get three thousand two hundred and forty Seconds and then the 31 seconds we don't have to convert because that's already in seconds All right, and we're going to add up these numbers And we get this number 35,671 seconds We're going to divide that by 86,400 because that's the total number of seconds in a day All right, so divide by 86,400 And we get 0.4 One two nine Um, let's do a little reality check because I like to do that when I do math Um, is it possible that about nearly 10 in the morning we've gone through about 40 percent of a 24-hour day? Yeah, that makes sense to me because noon would be 50 percent, right? And we're not quite at noon yet So this looks good. Okay, so the so the answer here finally is that the actual day precisely Is 16.41 29 that's how you'd express the julian day with decimals of this date up here


horse for the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty high old silver, the lone ranger. Many of the prospectors who came to California during the Reich of 49 turned to other means of livelihood when their search for gold was unsuccessful. Among them were trappers who set their snares and deadfalls in the high Sierras, but these same mountains gave shelter to bands of outlaws. It was not until the masked rider of the planes started his great fight for law and order that the mountain country became safe for honest men and women. They turned with us now to the thrilling days when the West was young. From out of the past, from the thundering hoof beats of the great horse Silver, the lone ranger rides again. Hello, Silverware! We're heading for Sacramento! He's going to the... Two horsemen rode along a high snow-covered trail cutting through the heavily wooded slopes of the Sierras. They wore blanket coats against the cold. One was in India, but no one could mistake the other man's mouth or fail to notice the mask he wore. Hit plenty of coal, Kimbers, honey. The snow's deep, Tyler. Make certain this count doesn't lose his footing. Uh... Snow, heat, pie, cover trail. This camp has a cabin up here someplace, Tyler. We should come to it soon. Him, good man? Yes. He's a fur trapper. Careful about the tree. You might be swept off your horse. See him? The trees are getting thicker. You'll look for something? There might be traps underfoot, married in the snow. They've got to... Tyler, look out, huh? Back! Get back! Oh... You shall just in time. Then falling tree missed you by an ally, Tyler. Hunter almost had an accident. No, that was no accident. That was a deadfall, huh? That tree was balanced. Ready to fall when anyone passing along this trail hit that concealed cord. See it? That's right. Someone must be ready. And I've come from... Now set your horses and don't move or the next shot might go on your backs. Him behind us. No, Tyler. We could beat him to the draw, but don't reach for your guns. We'll see what he wants. You're being smart, mister, not to make no gunplay. And I don't think you could beat me to the draw, neither. You set that deadfall? I might have near-smashed him, you didn't. Who are you? Why are you waiting here in ambush? I just turned them horses around so I can see what you looked like. Easy, not too fast. Well... Mass man, huh? A mass man and an engine. So you're the sneak and arm brace that will rob my traps, huh? Tyler, when I just came here... Yeah, we're supposing I don't believe you. We haven't touched your furs. Somebody's been at him. If you ain't after furs, then what are you doing here in the Sierras? Don't tell me that. We're looking for a trapper. Yeah, sure. What's his name? Duchamp. Ain't no... Duchamp? You said you... Duchamp. You know him? Mister, that's me. I'm Duchamp. What in tarnation do you want with me? First of all, I want your gun. What the... Well, that's it. Yes, I know. You hold his gun. Me got it. He can get up now, Duchamp.  You said my name. I was that surprised. I dropped the muzzle of my gun. I'm like a catamount. Now, I know your crooked. I ain't telling you that. Slick crooks. First you're out in the first perhaps, and you'll smother me. That's enough. We're going to have a talk with you. We're going to talk in your cabin. Now move. I built this cabin, spending all my time up here in the first country, trying to get staked to get married. Talonai came from Sacramento. Yeah. And you say Sally Benson told you about him? When we were on the outskirts of town, we saw a horse pulled up the lane beside the road. Woman, she's standing beside the road. Sally, huh? She's told you she'd run after some maverick that was selling furs at the store. She said they were your furs, due champ. She recognized the mark you cut into the ear of the pelt. Oh, I guess I come mighty near doing you in the ancient of bad turn, mister. You come all the way up here to help me out and almost... Forget that. Who was the stealing rat? Sally must have recognized him. He was dark. She didn't get a good look at him. Them stolen furs would have brought me plenty. They was prime skins. You have no idea who it could be. I'm very old one. Other trappers? How can I tell, mister? There's a couple of here hunting and traveling like me, but they're spread out from here to the mountains. We find and we trail robber, huh? Sure, but I tried that, ancient. I done all right for a ways until I... Snow? Blizzards. They come frequent up here. Snows are thick. The trail is gone in no time. Once I almost got my foot caught in a bear trap, I've been done for exactly my scene didn't time it. What's that? That horse. Hey, outside the cabin. Maybe it's your horse, mister. That big white stallion. No, that's not silver. Get out of line with the door, due champ. I'll take a look. Get over to one side so the fire won't show you. You watch out, Kimosavi. Stand back. I've got my gun. See anything, mister? Just a horse without a rider. Now get him. You watch. It's all right, Tudda. There's no sign of anyone.  Here, boy. Tudda, take those reins. Huh. There. I'm scared. There. I've got him. Steady, boy. Steady. We're not going to hurt you. We're a rider. Nothing's happened to this horse, Tudda. There's no signs of shooting or anything like that. What matter? Look, Kimosavi. I'm a saddlecloth. Those initials. Uh, you see them. Does this horse look familiar, Tudda? Uh, you see them before. Yes. Yes, we have. I see you got them, mister. Wonder who's lost it is. No need to worry. Just broke loose someplace. I don't see no broken hauler. Well, it's not your problem. Here, Tudda. Uh, me take a horse. Head him down the trail and let him go. We'll find him. Hey. Go ahead, Tudda. Hold on there. Wait a minute.  You're trying to get me from looking at him, but I'm going to. Oh, that's it. Them initials. Do champ. It might not be. It's her horse. But we saw her back in Sacramento.  It's not only the initials. I know it's her horse. Sally Benson's horse. What's happened to her? There's a cabin up ahead. You don't like to do this. Untie me. Untie me up. Well, what? You're waiting for Sacramento now, lady. Furthermore, this here ain't do champ's cabin. That's where you was heading, ain't it? You stole those pairs. Sure, sure I did. But there's a secret between you and me, Sally. And you'll take it out of your hide. Yeah. Well, every dude champ ain't doing nothing to me. On account of he don't even know I got you. It was all set to tell him it was me selling this person Sacramento, weren't you? Good thing I had seen your tracks hitting up this trail and took after you. My horse got away. You'll find my horse. Horses don't talk, Sally. You'll pick up the trail. I don't rake any well. Not this trail. Well, there. Hey, buddy. For the sky? Relax. Put up that shoot line. You certainly keep your eyes open. I could have jumped down your throat before you know there was anyone within miles. You sell them furs in Sacramento? Yeah, buddy. Reckon it's getting too dark for you to see. We got company. Huh? Yeah. Who champs girls? Well, I'll be dog gone. First you get his furs and then you get his girl.  Well, it's a pleasure. Let me go. I wasn't tired.  Where'd you get her? Through the trail, Burley. She was on her way to war and do champs. See me in Sacramento? Yeah, twice. The first time she didn't get a good look at me. The second time she see me when I went back to collect the furs. Those are Henry's furs. He'll get that money. Come on. It's cool out here. Get inside. What happened to her horse? Turn away. I loaded her on the pack horse. Who's that girl with you? She was fixing to war and do champs. I'll do it too. You'll find my horse. You'll pick up the trail and when he does you'll come straight here. I told you once before. This is one trail he won't pick up. Who didn't try to hide the trail? It's clear all the way. I didn't have to hide it, Sammy. I don't understand. You don't know much about the heist years, do you? There's going to be plenty of snow, Prado. It's going to be a regular snorty. He won't follow the trail because there won't be any left. He's here. There's no use going on. This blizzard has covered the trail completely. It's heavy. When we get back to your cabin in the dark due camp... We ain't going back, mister. Well, there's plenty of timber around. We can build a lean tour of the fire right here. We can dance. Steady stuff. There's one right in my saddle bag, Tudor. Tudor, get it. Let me start the truck for you. You know what I'm saying? It's a hard due camp. Mister Sally's my girl. Perhaps in the morning we can pick up the trail. They've got to find it now. It'll be local. Not even Tudor can pick up the trail in this blizzard. I can. I've got to. Tudor's the best trader in the west. At least until morning. At least we can see where we're going. I tell you, we've seen the sign clear for this blizzard come. Some one of his sightliners got Sally and I got to get her back. Get off that horse. Let's go off me. Get him off sooner. And now a new champion getting off with you like it a nap. Mister, I tell you, I can't rest till I find it. Due camp. Due camp, listen to me. It's too cold. It's snowing. Coming down heavier all the time. You go now. You'll end up in a snowdrift. You'll wander in circles.  I tell you... I reckon you're right, mister. It's sort of local. Just the idea of a thing. We'll see what can be done in the morning. Yeah. Okay, in the morning. Now come on. We've got to build a shelter and a roaring fire. Get some axe and come along. All set, Tyler? Uh, here's the first tree. And that's it. Give me that axe. Bring down that other one. Do tap. Yeah, I'm getting that axe, man. Soon we have plenty wood. Plenty fire. The sooner the better. A big roaring fire, we can get some sleep. We'll need it. Sally. I got to save Sally. Last man. Last man are you awake? Angel. Are you sleeping? You're sleeping. What's with my sleeping sound? What am I going to do? Still snowing. Still coming down thick and heavy. I can't sleep. I can't do nothing without thinking. In the words of God, I got to help Sally. I got you. Last fella said the grumble could have tried to find the trail in the dark. I reckon I would. Look, there ain't nobody to find it. But I can't sleep. Oh, here's my horse. I never can tell, can you fella? We might be able to find the trail. Maybe. They're asleep. Oh, Tom Nation, I don't know what to do. Tyler, wake up, huh? Tyler. What, what, bro? I'll do something. He's gone, huh? During the night. He's gone better. Look, his horse is gone. Where'd Tyler go? I should have known he wouldn't stay put. He lighted out in the middle of that blizzard. Trying to pick up the trail. Not bad. Maybe dead by now. Frozen in the snowdrift. Or maybe lost. Wandering around in circles. Falling in the snow. The blizzard gone now. We've got to get after him, Kimusavi. You think we can pick up his trail? Maybe. Maybe not. Maybe... him dead. For sure. The curtain falls in the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. In the middle of the night, and in spite of the blizzard, two champs stole away from the Lone Ranger's camp and tried to pick up the outlaw's trail by himself. Come on, boss. Just you and me. I reckon the masked man was right when he said nobody could follow the trail in the dark. But I can't sleep. I've got to follow them right through the sally. I've got to. By early morning, the snow had stopped. But the trapper was hopelessly lost. His horse was gone, and he flaundered aimlessly through the drips. Meanwhile, Wolf and Burley had stepped outside their cabin. Nobody come to the cabin during the night, Wolf. I reckon it's safe for us to take a look-see around. What are you doing at 8-3? Care to make the girls safe in our cabin? Tired up good and tired. Sure is snow to keep last evening. Yeah, yeah. Nice. If Duke's camp was full enough to try and find that trail we left, he's most likely going in circles now. If he ain't frozen there. Oh, plenty far from our cabin now, Wolf. Maybe we ought to head back. Yeah, yeah. Couple of minutes more than we will. But first, let's... Burley. Huh? Look at that. Footprints. One pair of prints. Yeah. But it looks plenty tired, too. Notice how they staggered. Wolf, that's Duke's camp prints. You're right. There's the marketer's hot nails playing. He ain't long going, either. The track's as clear as a brand of nine. Wolf, yeah? He's alone. Yeah. Put your rifle around, so it's his handy. We're going after him.  Do we get him? Whatever you say. Listen to him talking. He's out of his head. Come on. We'll creep behind him. Keep your gun handy. Hello, Duke's camp. Here we are. You've gone snow-crazy. Don't know who you mean, Duke's camp. Now he figures we're two other gents. I'm looking for Sally. I didn't mean to lead you to the camp last night. I couldn't stand not doing something. Hey, Wolf. Yeah? He's heading right for one of our traps. Yeah. What'd you say? I can't lie to you. Last night? Nothing, Duke's camp. Nothing. Just keep walking. That's right. You promised to help locate Sally. Do you know who they are? No. No, I don't know. But Sally must. Or else you wouldn't have come here to Sacramento. Not that way, Duke's camp. More this way. I've got to keep moving. I've got to fight. Oh! Stop right into it. Drive. I've stopped on a drive. Well, I'll eat that too bad. Help me out. I can't strut the jaws, man. My hands are numb. Mass man, help me out. You at the edge and help me out. Duke's camp, take a good look. I ain't wearing no mask and birdie in no engine. Take a good look. What do you mean? A good look, Sally. I reckon a few of that trap's slapping on your foot is clean up your brain. Take a good look. Yeah? You ain't the man this man. We're leaving you right here, Duke's camp. That's barley. It ain't the engine. Barley and Wolfe. Wolfe, give me a hand. Get me out of here. I reckon you'll hear me good. We ain't giving you out. But look at this trap. You're staying in it to your frees today. What are you talking about? Oh. Oh, that's Sally. Sure. We headed you for it. We wanted you to get caught. You got the armors. They've been robbing my phone. You're right. And you're the armors. Why are you sneaking, Kyle? You got Sally. Where is she? You got it. There's a wolf trap, Duke's camp. They're trying to get loose. I can't open it myself. I'm going out. Why don't we shoot him, wolf? Yeah. Go on. Shoot me. Shoot me. Don't leave me to face the dead. Yeah, like it's a shooter. Won't you do, champ? You know, a rifle shop would carry plenty far. Far enough maybe for this mask man. It's an engine part to look at you. Go on. Shoot. Well, we ain't going to Savvy. The crew will take care of you soon enough. Come on, Barley. We're heading back to the cabin. Get in the horses. Where is she? Where's Sally? You got more furs, ain't you, champ? You got more furs in your cabin. We're getting them furs, wolf. Sure we are, sure. If you heard me, you're spoken sign language. Why have you got to...   That was the point of your... Yeah, wolf. Sally! Sally, I gotta find you. I can't get free from this trap. I can't get free. I can't get free. Oh, camera's coming this way, over here. Thanks, man. Look, look at this. That trail. Duke's camp's trail and it's fresh. Made after the snow stops. Come along, cattle. Come along, silver. Right through the snow. Right through the snow. Come along, silver. We've got to find Duke's camp. I'll sell the high. Duke's camp. Duke's camp. Him cotton trap. Hold him, Kimusami. We've got to open these jaws. And that does it. Him plenty cold. He rocks safe with snow. He needs more than that, Tadda. At least he's still alive. Put him up, old silver. Up on your horse. Where we take him. Duke's camp's cabin is too far, Tadda. I'd like to see these other tracks on me, sir. We've got to find Duke's camp. I'll sell the high. Duke's camp. Duke's camp. Him cotton trap. Hold him, Kimusami. We've got to open these jaws. But to see these other tracks on me, see him. Those are the tracks of the men we were trailing last night. They must have a cabin that's close to the Duke's camps. And that's where we're going. Maybe trouble, huh? We'll handle whatever comes. Those two are dangerous, Tadda. But we'll risk their cabin. We've got to. And we'll deal with them. You notice their footprints? They were here. They saw Duke's camp in this trap. And they made no attempt to keep him from freezing to death. And like that, need a lesson. And they'll get it. Huh, we go to camp. Come on, silver. Get him up, scout. Here, Tadda. Where'd you go? Take care of Duke's camp, Tadda. Reps no one. He's facing hands. I'm going into this cabin. Wait. Maybe Batman in type. Wait. I haven't time to be careful, Tadda. I'm going in with both guns. Take care of Duke's camp. Oh, right, you two. Where? Gone. Cabin's empty. Where is it? A woman. Oh, it's you. Thank heaven you came, Miss. Man. Tadda. Tadda. Tadda. Tadda. Tadda. Tadda. Tadda. Tadda. I haven't seen you before. What were you doing here? I was driving into the cabin.  Who did it? Vulfinbury. Is that gone? Yes, yes. Say, boy… I'll get these ropes off. No, Miss. You've gotta save Howbring Duke's camp. Vulfinbury was here. They left Henry caught on the tap. You're free to dance. You've got… And we found him. You've got… What? What'd you say, Miss? Duke camp's outside, now. Tom is working on him. Send him to put me inside. We'll bring him. Henry. You've gotta Missy. Alright. He's alive. We'll know the rest later. We've got to save Doochamp. Stop. Out that hurts. Good. We're beginning to get some feeling in your face, Doochamp. Here, you want this? Take it. Drink it. Drink it. That's it. You'll be all right now. You will never break it. I'm feeling all right now. You're bringing me to say this in my cabin? This is Wolf and Burley's cabin. We follow trail, we find women. Did you catch them? Them skunks let me to freeze. They said they once told my first. They're not here. Took their horses and left. They said they would go into your cabin and get the rest of the first and head for Sacramento. Well, I say where you are. That ring-tailed fellas can't do that to me. Let me go out and get them.   You're staying here. Listen, my first. They'll get the Sacramento and settle them. The mask man's right. You're sick. You can't travel. But they got a head start. They'll be gone. Tutter. Silver and scallop. They're outside. That's right. Settled and ready to go? All right, Doochamp. You'll take care of them. Sure will, mister. Why are you going, mess man? Tutter and I are going after those fur robbers. You'll never catch them. My cabin's close to the second. I know about a couple of miles. They got a plenty head start. We'll get them. This way, Tutter. Me come. Here, Silver. Sorry, mess man. I sure wish you luck. Watch out for the ice on the trail. It's plenty days this time. Ice on the trail won't stop us, Doochamp. We're going to get those men. They're still with us. Here's scout. The trail. That way came a copy. Stay with me, Tutter. All right, Silver. We're taking the trail for Sacramento. Get him up, scout. I know, Silver. Hold on. It sure is a rich bundle of pelts we took from Doochamp's cabin, Billy. Yeah. How to bring good cash. Heard down below the snow line. Now, make it by the time. Stay on the trail, Kius. You reckon Doochamp's done fur? I'm frozen to death. What else? How soon we hit Sacramento? It's your fine hurry. The only one could tell we stole these pelts as Doochamp, but he ain't moving. The fur's got his ear mark on. Don't make no difference, Eddie. But good to ear mark when he ate around the climate. I know, Silver. What the? You hear that? Yeah. What's the call of the Lone Ranger? Yeah. Look up there in the mountain. Two horses heading this way. Yeah. There's still a bit of snow in there. He's pretty far back. They can't catch us. You don't know the Lone Ranger. We've got to make tracks. We've got a good lead, but I aim to keep it. Get up, horse. What's the rush? I tell you, we've got to move. What's your horse? We've got to run for it. Get up there. Come on, horse. We're gaining on his wolf.  Hold on. Wolf, I ain't no use. We can't beat him. We've got to fight for it. Look up ahead. Coming from Sacramento. Huh? Sheriff, ain't it? Yeah, but what good is that? Yeah, if they've got no way of doing that, the Lone Ranger's alone. Yeah, you're sure? No, I ain't certain. That's the risk we've got to take. The sheriff might think he's an outlaw wearing that mask. Yeah, you mean he'll help us fight him off? Yeah, shoot him. Shoot him. Hey, don't help him, buddy. Get your horse. I can let you stand here behind the trees. Here's your guns. Pour it on.   Give us a hand. Outlaw, Sheriff. Shoot him. Let him sit on the scout. Here they come. Take care of her, then, Tuttle. I'll get them. I'll meet them. I tell Scouts, lay them on the ground. You dog-o! What's going on? Man, man, what's the meaning of this, Sheriff? I wear a badge, don't I? And place these two under arrest. They sell first, and do chant the proper. That is so, Sheriff. Ain't gonna take a man's man's word for the year. Tuttle will make the charge, Sheriff. Uh, me make charge. The engineer? Well, that sort of makes it legal. All we ask is that you hold them in jail until do chant guess here, Sheriff. You'll prove those first belong to him. What? Burley, I'll have to hold you for Doochamp. Sheriff, don't be local. Doochamp ain't coming. Sure. Doochamp's dead. He got caught in a wolf trap. I mean... Watch out!  Now you're... You heard him, Sheriff. That's the same as admitting they left Doochamp in that trap. Yeah, but I know. But Doochamp isn't dead. We got him out of that trap in time. And if you take charge of these two, we'll bring him here. So he can tell you himself. Will that satisfy you? Mr. E, sure will. We'll be back. Go on, sir. Sheriff, you gonna keep us in jail? I got your guns, Wolf.  I got a feeler that the masked fella knows what he's talking about. The story you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lones Ranger Incorporated.