I think we've overstayed our welcome in this place I'm so nervous dude. I'm so nervous dude. Layzel is a monster, man.  Layzel hold on dude. I literally just spent forever buffing her dude Baldur's got to Namiria, do you belong to Baldur? Okay, so here's what we're at so far chat. We're basically done. I mean I feel pretty good about moving on in the mountain pass What's your secret on remaining as one of the best rumors on twitch? It's mostly genetic Lady aster aster Who goes there a friendly face look over there? It looks like a temple.  You see it's built on what remained after the gift Yankee slaughtered all of the monks I'd call it a murderous training camp You'll be well compensated of course. Just bring me an egg My friend is right what you suggest was revolting and you need to die. I knew I was right about you Wait, I like if she runs around me and goes immediately attacks laser. Oh, I just want to kill her and see what happens You didn't cast crazy Christian shares who are two up to a maximum 20 Wait, that's huge. Isn't that huge if you're a dex build You'll be well compensated of course. Just bring me an egg. Do you have any equipment worth trading? I should hope so when adventure calls. I am always thoroughly prepared Take a look No, look at that. What was this your unarmed attacks deal an additional one to four fire damage Yeah, but unarmed when am I gonna be attacking unarmed is that for monks? I guess it's all monkey monk monk gear, right? It's not monkey Monk gear organ rearrangeer the wielder scores a critical hit when rolling a 19 When they roll two damage or less re-roll the dice taking the highest result. I'm just gonna buy all these Okay, what's gold for if not this been true? So critical hit when rolling a 19 is a critical when you roll a 20. So this does this effectively double your crit chance For one less damage Does it actually help her attack rolls? I don't think it who it does Dude lays ill as a monster, man She like she's so strong Respec her dump her decks and bump the con up. Oh my gosh.  Okay, we're gonna save and then we're gonna go to withers Okay fighter I hope I'm not like I don't screw this up I don't want to drop our decks to eight increase con one Should I increase wisdom? I mean into zero is probably fine Yeah, I don't need any decks cuz I have eight gloves that make my decks 18 that's the whole point of doing this I like how your name looks like you. Thank you. Yeah, 11 is the same as 10 So like this doesn't really do anything even number. Okay. It was like what was it do like? Oh, I guess this is technically better, right? Okay, I'm just gonna roll with this and hopefully I get it right So I might as well go athlete and get the big jump. She's she's guess. She has a great jump Yeah, well, this is like 50% more jump. So it's like crazy. You know better me from dexterity No, you choose one. So you are one strength for the 18 athlete is a play. That's just that simple athlete is a play So look now she has 18 decks 18 Con anyway, it's right. I can explain The latest batch of cultists knew nothing of the astral prism. They were just trying to find moonrise. They all had there My gish have drafted plans to assault the tower. They are ready to fight We could sift the missing artifact from the towers ashes if you would give us quiet Find the astral prism therazan my patience falters. Yes to rhyme Do as she says She remains your kith rack For now and the captain's quarters if you've something to say Speak to the kith rack. Okay. Oh Look at it's a the new dungeon. It's a raid You are not familiar to me Rastille. Do you bring news of the weapon? I Needed a description of the weapon you seek. It is small angular metal adorned with tears to script Stolen by true soul heretics you sense shadow hearts worry This weapon sounds like the artifact you carry. What was that look? You know something uh-oh Do you have it if Yankee? I found the weapon we seek.   Okay, we go to the boss room Down the hall Inquisitor awaits inquisitor awaits Okay, we go chat. I see for more foreboding than the rest of the crash Try oh, what's happening here? What did I say? Inquisitor's chamber The shacks dude. I was so funny when they but they pulled off my shoes at the industry Please approach we have much to discuss You have something I want hmm. I do I have the knowledge you need approach I Won't ask again Wait what?  I Heard there is so much goblin blood on your hands that it soaks their children's nightmares to business I Suspect you plucked something precious from the gague ship Something that belongs to us so the weapon Please Dude, I don't want to give up the artifact from shadow heart. He said please what are you supposed to do?  Laser you can't trust him laser. I'll follow my lead. I will choose the right path Hold on dude. I literally just spent forever buffing her dude Dude, I feel like I Come on Inspiration Come on, please please please Come on have a chance Dude, all I need was two or three or four. Oh Come on Please chat you have to believe can't you have to believe it? I'm so nervous dude.  Oh laser just destroyed shadow heart in one turn. Oh My dude, I made her way too strong man. I Made her way too strong. He was just shooting. He's already on the ground. Why shoot her? Dude my gosh Dude look at this 9% chance to hit her dude, and she has so much decks. She's like impossible to hit my gosh Okay, I just cranked her Critical miss repost. Okay critical miss Dude, she is so unbelievably strong Resistance Well, so what happened let's say I win this guy's a pity Okay, hold on That's been doesn't die Refuse in the artifact on with your blood Okay, we're gonna give up the artifact Gorg Scott side Oh, dude, I was gonna say just give me an option to kneel. Oh dude Stay standing exactly as you are politely We kneel They do not become Speaks most highly as did our hire before you seek purity I May get granted at which is ours, but are you friend or are you? I am the hero that found your weapon Neither is mine by right Three you guys want three. I'm thinking two Save into three. Okay fine fine fine. Let's just see what happens. I Just see what happens It is mine by right Something is to know I will cleanse it for you my queen.   He looks Okay, here we go Wait, I don't have any inspiration. Oh No You know where my field he lies you have always the artifact I'm just gonna do it to find out. Oh, she rejoined. She rejoined.  This is black Mesa the concentration of psionic force is small but unmistakable This must be a pocket of the astral chain China timeless Like every dream that ever was stitched together. It is home This looks like Zen from from black Mesa chat dead give Yankee I want to see what happened fall the voice in wait the Guardian hold you to stay away from the gift Yankee But you just couldn't help yourself Could you Is the best bowlers gate three stream I've tuned in to my mile. Thank you, man Look chat. We need more opinions like that. Thank you. That's a good one That's a good opinion silver using a gift Yankee Queens order that was bold Blacketh told me you're an agent of the illicit illicit grand design.  I can hear your thoughts You think I'm Black is warned you that I would try to deceive you But consider this what reason have I to deceive you This fan of the latest 30k paid commentator in voice didn't get faxed over to our head office Can you look into it, please? I have been since the very beginning What what is he doing I? Told the lack of that wouldn't kill you and I meant what I said get up It seems I was right to put my faith in you after all Thank you, I guess we'll be furious to make no mention of your good Speak have you killed my queen's enemy actually?    It's not both attacks is it True true it is actually that's a good good comparison Is that great weapon master coming in nice? Luton in combat champ Like it I Have wielded your fury as a blade Roard your wrath as a dragon Yet, I crawl among my own people Low as an asps belly is this to be my penance This is hard of stone do to shatter a trial of faith clear prepared me Only the heaviest soul saw to the astral might gain black its favor yet Every trainee that I slayed was either too weak to withstand the lessons Or was cocky enough to pick a fight they could never win They underestimated me So they paid the price The Githyankia only as powerful as their weakest warrior Jaquith to Vensir the termination of the frail Strengthens us um so what now Get big disarm right here That was so funny That was funny. Did it not say entering term based mode?  Okay, well now you have it Wait, where is his misty step? I can't find it. That's literally what I'm looking for out here is Okay, hold on missy step to here We actually made it haven't actually seen this happen No way we actually made it out alive dude Dude we actually made it She rapping My heart in each you might make me worthy Wait what dude? That's crazy Never been done. No, dude like the I because I ran up there and I feather-fallen. I maxed distance jump That was the goal taking one egg and then nuked the entire crush. Oh, my galah This one's my core nice, dude. I'm sorry, Laysale all that death and destruction. There's no excuse None just because Flucketh has marked us makes this no less of a tragedy the safest might yet have cured us Twice before getting grabby with powerful relics in mysterious places Stealing the egg would have given it a better future now wait true Damn, dude. That was sick 6 to 48 damage a beam of brilliant light season blinds all creatures and path Until the spell ends you can recast somebody without expending a spell slot wait wait wait You can have the weapon that triggered the immediate slaughter of dozens of your people use it in good health Chat I think this is the play dude Wow, I mean so did I miss pretty like significant storyline? I mean look it is what it is chat. This is this is a rare s-fan play through Okay, this is what you get when you watch my playthroughs you get the POV of the game that you didn't even think was possible Okay, and we're just gonna run with it. All right. It's a different story. That's the whole point It's just a whole different story when you watch this.  Okay, but then what happened then you learned the truth You're given education For me the the teacher You got the important part cool That's all I did Sick well, you know what dude. I actually think that's actually a Fantastic stopping point. I ended up playing much longer than I thought I was going to today. Thanks so much for joining me today I hope you guys have been enjoying the videos on YouTube make sure to subscribe like leave a comment Let me know what you think there's been a lot of really nice comments on the Baldur's Gate videos Which has been cool YouTube Instagram discord reddit twitch Twitter Tiktok everything is s-fan TV make sure to follow turn on your notifications all that stuff. Thanks a ton guys Super good session today as always and I will see you guys next time Bye everybody


Personally, I think Kevin Hart is one of the funniest men in Hollywood at the moment. Whether you guys agree or not, he's doing well for himself, that's for sure. We know that the new Jumanji movie is coming out next month and if it's anything like the last one, Kevin will be hilarious in it. Kevin is a stand-up comedian, actor, and producer and he's 40 years old at the time of this recording. We also know that he has a beautiful wife Aniko, who he is one child with, and three children from his past marriage. Although they were the victim of a pretty nasty robbery in the past, the family apparently has a gorgeous place now lay that they call home at the moment. We know that Kevin has faced some controversy in the tabloids before and not everything has been picture perfect for the couple. Despite Kevin's scandals a while back, it seems like him and his wife have made it work together and he's become a changed man. At the beginning of September this year, Kevin also faced a life-threatening car crash. He opened up stating, I could not effing move.  I literally couldn't do none of that. It makes you realize you really are helpless. First and foremost, I thank God because I definitely don't have to be here. Being that I am, it makes me appreciate life even more. It makes me appreciate the things that really matter, family. I want to thank my wife, my kids, who really stepped up to the plate for me. So besides some unfortunate events that the actor faced, he seems to be more grateful these days than ever. Kevin has 81.2 million followers on Instagram at the time of this recording and his net worth is estimated at around 150 million. He's considered one of the richest comedians in the world. That being said, today we'll be focusing on Kevin's successes and more importantly his real estate.   So I said, you know what? I started talking to myself. I said, Kev, just pay the bill. Hey guys, it's Kara and today we're doing another house tour here on Famous Entertainment. We're going to look at where Kevin Hart and his family call home, including his previous house that was robbed, his tiny house in New York, and what we know about his current mansion in Calabasas. Wait a minute. Wait. Wait a minute. If you like these videos, make sure you're subscribed and ring that bell to be notified when we post so you can always be up to date. We've also done house tours on the likes of Will Smith and on Cardi B and we'll have links to those at the end of this. Be sure to follow me on Instagram because I love connecting with you guys. I've also been reading all your comments and I'm going to be responding to some at the end of this. I need you to let me know who to do next in the comments down below and whose home you'd like to see. Now let's get into this video. First off, we'll take a look at the gorgeous spot that Kevin used to call home. Located in Tarzana, California, more specifically the Mulholland Park area, Kevin purchased this home in 2012 for just under $2 million and lived there for seven years. This home is a two-story mansion that has over 6,500 square feet of living space, seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The front entryway is super fancy and has two winding staircases on either side as well as a two-story main living room complete with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace. Also on the ground floor of this house sits the kitchen, the dining room that offers a large window and view of the yard as well as a bonus room, whatever that is. Moving upstairs you'll find most of the bedrooms and the master suite in this place has its own wing. This room has its own fireplace, a giant master bathroom, a private balcony, and I'm sure a pretty impressive walking closet. In the backyard, there's a gorgeous pool and spa complete with a fountain as well as a bar and grill.  Kevin sold this house for 2.75 million some months back and turned a profit but apparently it went back on the market for over 3 million this time around. I'm sure that the robbery back in 2016 affected Kevin's decision to sell this beautiful home. I mean, the man was taken for half a mill worth of jewelry watches in clothes. I was talking to Kevin Hart recently and he was complaining to borrow some money. Even though this mansion was in a gated community with two security gates, the robbers managed to break in through the back door while Kevin was away in Miami. Now let's look at one of the places Kevin does currently own and believe it or not it's a tiny house. I can't say that I know too many celebrities who have one of these. Kevin said about this place, I'm a tiny individual. I like my comfort to be where I can access everything the way I like to access everything. Which I guess makes sense considering Kevin stands at about 5'3".  They're a big trend especially for people like myself that enjoy them. Kevin's tiny house is now permanently located in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania and it's actually available to rent for $175 a night. If you're cool with pics of Kevin everywhere you should definitely check it out. Kevin's tiny home was a partnership with Booking.com and it's in the neighborhood of tiny estates which is actually the world's biggest community of tiny homes. From photos you can see that even though the place is only 268 square feet it has all the necessary amenities for living. There's a full-size bed in a loft area of the house, a small kitchenette, a cozy living room with a couch, a fully stocked bar cart and of course a bathroom. It even has a shower. Really doubt Kevin stays here that often but I still think it's a pretty cool concept. I might feel a little bit claustrophobic in a tiny house though. What about you guys?  Finally moving on to Kevin's current mansion in Calabasas which we actually don't know that much about. According to property records way back in 2015 Mr. Hart dropped $1.35 million on a plot of land in an exclusive Calabasas gated community which span 26 acres. You can see the land he bought in aerial views. In spring of 2017 Kevin started building his dream home here which was to be 9,623 square feet and two stories. Apparently the main structure set him back just under two mil but in total the Spanish style mansion cost him about five million.  I don't know the exact details or floor plan of the house but I'm sure for the price he spent on creating it the home has plenty of bedrooms, bathrooms and features. Oh my god. Oh my god. In my mind I thought the worst. On Kevin's Instagram he has shared some glimpses into his living room and kitchen for example so you can get a bit of an idea about the design. He does have a garage that's over 900 square feet which gives him more than enough space for his fancy rides. The pool house is built above the garage and is 250 square feet. We do know what the yard and pool look like though. Clearly there's a giant swimming pool that Kevin loves to show off and there's a spa in the center of it. There are also some gorgeous views. There's also room for sports in the backyard and a complete volleyball court. Not to mention an indoor-outdoor gym which is located in a cabana on the property. Kevin and his wife work out here and we know that Kevin likes to share his workouts on the gram. Seven, eight. You did not ask me what I counted. Eight. You didn't say what I counted. Eight. Now I can't blame Kevin for not sharing the details of his new mega mansion. I mean after a crazy robbery like the one he went through it would definitely be in his best interest to keep this home private and safe. Those are the things we do know about where the comedian is living these days and by the looks of it it's pretty fancy. So now we've seen Kevin's previous estate that got broken into once upon a time, his tiny home and whatever we could find about his current mansion in Calabasas. Even though we don't know much about his new place it seems like it's a dream home Kevin has been investing in for a few years now. I don't think he's spent anything from like the money that he's made. I'm not sure if Kevin owns any more real estate but he's definitely super successful. If you guys know of any homes that I missed let me know in the comments. That's my home! Which is where I belong girl! I do wish that Kevin showed off a little bit more of his current family home like the bedrooms and the interior but we gotta respect the man's privacy. At least we know what the yard and the giant pool look like. Okay guys now I'll be reading out some of your comments from previous videos. These are from our recent Will Smith house tour. King Lolita set about the home. Their mansion is so tranquil it's a great family home for people of their stature to feel at home but also at peace. I agree King Lolita. I think that the house is somehow relaxing even though the place is extremely huge. Sparkle Hughes said Hawaii has a lot of bugs I live here. I wonder if that's why Will and Jada sold their mansion in Hawaii because of the bugs. I can't say I'm a fan of bugs either. Even though I've been to Hawaii once I don't really remember that too well but I can imagine. And finally Miss Inspiration said Will Smith has such a positive personality and good energy. His house is a home and definitely not over the top. Love all of it. Well thanks for the feedback guys. I'm glad to see so many of you like the Smith family home. All right guys that's all I could find on Kevin Hart's homes. What do you guys think about his real estate? Since there's not too much I could find on his current mansion let me know down in the comments if you guys know anything that I missed. And let me know some other celebrity houses you'd like to see. Follow me on Instagram if you wanna chat more and I'll see you next time with some more videos. Bye.


What you need to realize is what market cycle are we currently in if you are in a slow market cycle It is okay to be a little bit looser with your shorts a little bit tighter with your longs So today when I started to realize that there is a hotter stock moving I eat my loss and I walk away because you know what today I lost $4,000 right? I lost $4,000 But had I been stubborn, I would have lost $15,000 $20,000 guys. All it takes is one hot stock


BFNN, headline, news, update. Hello, I'm Basil Chapman, the host of the Tiger Technicians Hour, coming up straight after this TFNN noon update. And we're also looking at it down, it's down 20, it was down 100 points earlier on. It's down 20, 26,812. You can see this chart on the left shows you that this is one of the narrowest trading bands we've been in for quite some time. In September, that was around about the September the 24th, sorry, the trading band then would drop sharply down to the low of October the 3rd, 25,743 in the Dow. So we're looking at, it's quite impressive that the market has been able to hold up like this. Technically, it should have been trying to go for a test of 27,100s. It hasn't been able to do that yet. And most importantly, if you're looking at the S&P, the S&P has held up quite well. The S&P at this point is up seven at 3,011. It's made a nominal new high above the high of three days ago. And the MACD and the Stochastic are all very strong. Weekly chart is holding quite nicely. We haven't seen the MACD turn up yet. And the monthly chart was just less than a week to go, a week today, exactly, is looking pretty good. So let's go to the QQQ, the NDX100. Nice gap up today. It's up $1.84, $194.07. Hasn't taken out the $194.50 high of about five days ago. But so far, it's acting well. And you can see this weekly chart. We're right up against the Chapman Wave, inside track repellence zone. If we can get to the $195.30 area by tomorrow or Monday, that'll be very good action. So far, that's good. The IWM, that's the Russell 2000. That's the small caps trading down $22 at $154. Had a really good run due to a peak D. And now it's kind of stuck. If you look at the weekly chart, it's just stuck in the middle of the range. Now what's very interesting is that gold had a sharp move to the upside. It's still up. Oops, where did they go? It's up $6.8 at $1502. It hit a trend line. You see this long-term downtrend line from the 4th of September. It was not that long-term before a daily chart it is. See this trend line? And it keeps hitting it and getting repelled. Well, it got repelled again. Now it's only up $6. But it was all the way up to the $1505 level. If we can close about $1508, that'll say, hey, that's a nice breakout of this trend line resistance. And the dollar's been very weak. And today it's running a little bit. But it's still down quite sharply from the high of $99.46. Crudeau is having a really strong session. We'll talk about these in greater detail in my show, coming up straight after these important messages. This is Vazel Chapman, folks, at the Target Technicians.


think-tech Hawaii's law across the sea program, across the sea of time. There's been a dramatic rise in hate and violence in the world recently. Adviceiveness seems to be the trend. The recent events have made me think about growing up, how I grew up in Hawaii. There was so much diversity, but inclusiveness was normal. Most of my professional legal career in Hawaii has involved dealing with clients and other lawyers across the sea, all over the world. Diversity and inclusiveness were normal in my professional and personal lives. Recently, I came across my class photo taken in 1961, when I was a fifth grader at Kapalama Elementary School. I felt a connection between the diversity and inclusiveness I found in Kapalama and my professional and personal lives. I also thought there might be lessons for the world to learn from that class photo. Two of my fifth grade classmates were Bill Wise and Henry Chalk. In this next photo, I've circled our faces. I'm in the front row, right in the middle. Bill is on the left side of the third row, and Henry is fourth in on the left side in the same row. I circled the faces so you could see who we were in those days. We were all good buddies. We'd walk across the Kapalama campus together. We were different, diverse, but we all accepted each other. Henry and Bill accepted me, and although I was this immigrant Canadian boy, I felt like I was a local boy. I still do. Now after the fifth grade, we all went to different schools. Bill went to Kamehameha, Henry, St. Louis. I went to Punahoe, and many of our classmates from Kapalama went to Farrington. Now, although over 60 years has passed, our friendship with Bill and Henry myself has endured. Henry is a retired sales agent, a route sales agent, and lives in Spokane, Washington. Bill is a farmer, lives in Wahewa on Oahu. I've recently reconnected with both of them. When Henry returned to Hawaii for a visit, there's a photo of us at the restaurant when we had lunch together. Henry and Bill are my guests today. I'd like to welcome them. Aloha, guys. How are you? Aloha, Mark. How are you? Aloha, Mark. Good, good. I'm glad we're all together. I know you're all busy, and let's get to it. I wanted to ask you both to share your memories and what you've learned from attending Kapalama Elementary School during our very formative years in the 1960s. Bill, let's start with you. What are your memories of attending Kapalama Elementary School in the 60s? Well, thanks, Mark. There are many memories, and I think one of the memories that stand out for me is exactly this topic that you've chosen, the kinds of people that we were with, different kinds of people, that diversity, and that includes the teachers that we had throughout our elementary years, from me, from kindergarten through sixth grade there at Kapalama. All those teachers were wonderful, and of course, our fellow students certainly helped me to actually understand what learning was all about, and because of these relationships, I actually enjoyed learning, especially math and science, those two things I really enjoyed. The diversity was there, and the inclusiveness was certainly there, but I don't think we thought about it very much then because it all felt so natural, and that's what I think about. Right, yeah. Henry, what are your thoughts, especially when you look at that picture, and all the different kids, what were your memories and thoughts about Kapalama Elementary School? I think we had diversity, it was obviously, again, in reminiscing and looking at that picture. Quite a lot of differences, but in the public school system, you're living in a particular area. You see all of these people in your neighborhood, so you're familiar with that, and then going to school and studying together and playing together, and the teachers was a big part of that, including everyone and teaching us and being fair. We came from homes where we're taught to respect your elders, so when you went to school, your teacher was one of your elders, and I think they had an easier time for teaching because we grew up, the neighborhood grew up together, kids knew each other, and it started with respect, maybe for each other, but also for elders and our teachers, so that I think they had an easier time teaching us and working with us as young children. You both mentioned teachers, and who was our teacher? In the 5th grade, Hoboki? Is that how you? Yeah, she was really nice, and all the teachers were really nice, and she's over on the right-hand side there, and they didn't scold you. I mean, they made you learn lessons by just talking, it seems, and you learned the right thing to do without being put on the spot, right? Henry? I think so. I liked my 5th grade teacher. She was very, very nice. It seemed like she was nice. Just always have a smile. You felt comfortable around her, and she worked with everyone. There's 34 in that class. There's a lot of students to just be, you know, so I think it was a mutual thing where we as students were students, and it was a little easier time to be there and listen to her direction. She was a very, I think she was cool at that time. And you're both right. I mean, we didn't, we just thought this was normal. We accepted the way it was. Bill, you know, there were a lot of kids, was there any talk about race or religion or anything like that in any of our classes that you can remember? No, I can't remember any negative words about someone's religion, nor about someone's race. Now, I know here in Hawaii, we always tease each other. You know, the Hawaiians get teased or something. The Portuguese, of course, get teased for other things. And the Chinese, Japanese, the Haudenys, all the stuff. But none of that came into play that I can remember. Nobody was singled out specifically because of their race, nor do I remember people getting singled out because they look different or they may have had some kind of handicap. I don't know what the handicap might have been, but people who might have actually been different were never treated that way, especially in the classroom. That part I remember. In the classroom, Ms. Luboki, she obviously had some kids that were quite quick to learn things, and other kids who maybe took a while to learn a particular subject matter. But she never, that I remember, she never had anybody stand out. She acted like we were all trying to learn something together and she treated us that way. Yeah, all of us kids, we were treated equal. I mean, that's a lesson there, I think. I mean, if everybody went to that class, maybe a lot of this divisiveness and violence that we're facing nowadays, the world's not won't be perfect, but maybe that would have helped. Henry, I mean, taking a look at the picture again, are there any kids in that photo that you remember that stand out to you also? Well, you know, there's three guys that lived close to where I lived that we kind of walked the school together, walked home together after school. One was Alfred O'Brew, and his mom was a Cubscott leader, so I was involved in Cubscott with him. And he's Portuguese. There's a Wilford Martin who is Filipino, and he lived on the block away from my house, so we went on over there and then my house was the closest to the school, so we gathered there and then head on walking to school. And then Warren Massimoni, Japanese, and he lived up the road a little bit more, but we never really were buds. We weren't really talking about, oh, you're Filipino or you're in this and you're in that. We got along and we had a good time. So yeah. Maybe if kids walked to school together, even though they were different races and different ethnicities and different religions, maybe, you know, they may not be best friends, but maybe they'd learn to live together in peace and harmony some way, or at least not in such a violent world. I remember John Coma, Karen Ng, Linda G, Milton Juan, Lloyd Watanabe, all of those folks and others. I mean, we were just, we just got along and it was being all together. I think. Bill, what are your thoughts? Well, especially in recess time, you got to interact with kids in a totally different way as opposed to being in the classroom. So I used to try and hang out with the guys that were fast and Johnny Calma, Lloyd Watanabe, those guys, they were always the quick guys. And I wanted to hang out with them because I wanted to learn how to run fast. But I also hung out with other people because they had different skills. Some guys could play basketball. Now, we never had real baskets. I don't know if you remember, we had a post with a thing that looked like a metal basket on top with chains on it that replaced, that would be in place of the laces that they have on baskets now. But it wasn't, it didn't even resemble a basket like kids have today, but there were like four or five of them in the playground. So we play basketball and that, basketball, you're close to each other. And that introduced me to how people take care of themselves when they're stressed. And then the other thing that you mentioned was walking to and from school. That was a big deal because every morning you'd catch up with different people. I never left home exactly the same time ever. I rarely made it to school. I never either. But as you walk to school, you'll meet somebody else walking along the way to school. And you'd be with them for like five or 10 minutes, maybe not saying much, but oftentimes having a short conversation about something and learning about them and you learn about yourself too. I loved the walking to and from school. That was, that was always good. Yeah. And, and maybe that's the way you learn to live with people. Like Henry was saying too, just, just walking with them and talking as you say. Now, we all, we all went to different schools after Kapalama. And those schools competed in football, basketball, you name it, especially football, basketball. Now, I, when I went, you know, I was in Punahou and, and yet when I, when we had games against St. Louis or Kamehameha, I'd kind of, I'd still feel good about you guys. I'd still feel like you might be over there or, you know, playing or somehow involved. I didn't feel animosity, even though we were competing. I mean, did you have any feelings? Also, Farrington, Farrington, the same thing. A lot of our classmates went to Farrington. So do you, do you have any, Henry, do you have any thoughts about it? Do you feel the same way or did that Kapalama experience help you in that respect? Well, I think Kapalama helped. Oh, the one on the front, because you weren't from a particular neighborhood. You were from, could have been from that whole island, from parts of the island. We even had some classmates that were from Maui that were attending St. Louis.  There was a military presence of students from the military base that would come to school at St. Louis. So we, you know, it was a bigger, bigger diversity. So, you know, the diversity that we learned to learn in and play with when we're young at Kapalama should help, would have, did help learning the different diversities as I went to St. Louis. Bill, how about Kamehameha? I mean, you kind of think of Kamehameha being all Hawaiian, but was there any diversity or how did you feel? How did Kapalama help you there? Well, Kapalama certainly helped because there were, there were so many different ethnicities at Kapalama. And the same actually held true for Kamehameha. There were guys with Japanese last names, Filipino last names, and guys that totally looked like probably guys, but they were like half Hawaiian or something like that. It was just incredible. But because at a young age in elementary school, we were exposed to people that were different, but because we never treated them differently as we go to high school and then onto college, you learn to just see like right through their skin or right through whatever it is we're looking at and wonder, what is this person really like? Now, oftentimes you don't get an opportunity to come to get really close to somebody, but because of the experience at Kapalama, I was willing to like just be open for myself to be open and then think that somebody, the person I was speaking to, I think he's open too. Why would it be anything else, right? He would be just as open as I am. And so conversations could flow between people. And that's what happened. Conversations were able to flow between people that I met at Klamel. And obviously, we all still have friends from high school that we still keep in touch with. Especially Puno, St. Louis, Klamel, the alumni associations are pretty strong and everybody kind of keeps in touch one way or another. And the interesting thing that you mentioned is that inclusion was normal. I mean, because of our experience, the three of us had this experience where even though people looked different and maybe even talked different and were different, but it may not have been perfect and it may not have been wonderful, but we included everybody regardless of the diversity. That was what I found was very helpful, especially as I got into my professional life as a lawyer because it just was normal. I mean, inclusion was normal. I didn't think twice about it. But how about you guys? You know, Henry, in your professional life, you're on the mainland now. Have you found any connection there with your Capalama education and what you've done in your job? It's kind of funny because I went to California first and they really weren't sure whether I was Mexican or Indian or whatever. And so that was always interesting because as we got talking and learning more about each other, I got to play football there. So I hung around with the football team. So that was kind of a natural where we were able to share where we were from. Easier opening conversation, obviously, just through sports and being together all the time. But even during classes, once they found out I was from Hawaii, things kind of changed. They're a little more open. They wanted to know more about Hawaii. That was exactly the same when I moved to Spokane, Washington in 72. They weren't sure if I was Alaska or Indian or Black or what I was, but they actually started conversations when you're from and all of this. So it just made it a lot easier because we were used to that. We were not in Capalama and the grants through high school and now you're here in a different country. But you know, state, what I'm talking about, and different diversity. So it's one of you learning as well as them learning each other. So communication was open. You wanted to know. That's what made it easier. So yeah, that helped me. And just I think having that background and that education and just accepting others made it a lot easier for that conversation to happen. Now, Bill, do you think this is just, I mean, you both kind of said maybe because we're from Hawaii, I think. Is it just because we are from Hawaii? Is that what this is about? Or is this something that can be broader? Bill? It can be broader, I'm sure, but because I'm from Hawaii and I think because we're all from Hawaii, we're kind of prejudice to think that there's something special here. I do think that. I do think that there is something special here where we are a lot easier on other people regarding accepting them or not. You know, I was in the fire department for about almost 20 years and I boarded that commandment out. So when you get into the fire department, you board for 10 days for 10 days a month. He's sleeping there in the quarters. And it's not, you don't have a choice about whether you're going to get along with people. You have to get along with people because these other guys want to know that on the job you have their back. You can't be thinking twice about that. You all have to have trust in each other. And so if you, like we did, if you had come from a background where you trusted people, where people trusted you, and that's, I really did get that from a couple of just without being reluctant, just trusting people, it made my career in the department a whole lot easier for me. There's one other thing I was thinking about as Henry was talking about this idea that the atmosphere as we were growing up, that made it feel that in spite of the fact that we were so diverse, in spite of that fact, there is inclusion. And the two things that struck me in our generation was one, the world of Second World War had ended what, well, 13 years, which is a short period of time, 12, 13 years prior to our being in the third, fourth, fifth grade. And that had changed the world. A lot of people looked at the world differently after the Second World War. And thank goodness we won that. And the other thing that happened right as we were at Kalpalama, I think it was in the third grade, statehood. So we were now going to be, as far as statehood was concerned, in spite of the fact that Hawaii was different, we as a state were going to be included in this great country. We were included as a territory for sure, but it was so nice to know that the United States was going to accept us and become a part of the great country that we're privileged to live in. You know, we have a couple minutes left. And I kind of want to close on taking another look at that photo, that class photo. I want to ask you both, you know, we were all different, but we were, we just walked down the campus together. We played together. We lived together. We didn't have any prejudice. And again, I'm not saying the world is perfect, but is there something that we can all learn? Henry, start with you and Bill then after that. But what can the world learn from the Kalpalama Elementary School photo and education that we have? Henry? I think the inclusiveness and being able to talk to each other, communication, you know, communication, actually speaking as we're speaking and looking at each other's face. I don't know. And, you know, computers and phones and texts and, you know, social media has taken a lot of face-to-face communication. The fact that people knew I was from Hawaii opened the conversation. For that conversation to continue, I needed to find out where this gentleman was from, where this girl was from, and talk about them and their life and understanding where they're from and they understand where I'm from. So I take open communication.  But, you know, the teachers made that available, the students, we got along. That picture, I laughed because I look at it and I look at the dress of the student and the girls, how firm and proper they were in their dresses. And the guys, some of them had shoes, some of them didn't have shoes. But, you know, we're not for recess. We got along. We had a good time.  And, you know, trying to get in touch with them and talk to them and try to find out where they're at. You kind of got that rolling. So, yeah, I need to continue to do that. So, thank you, Mark. Bill, what about you? What can the world learn? I mean, I heard what Henry said and that is, we learn about that we're different, but that enhances the conversation. Bill, what are your thoughts? I think it absolutely does enhance the conversation. But it makes me think that, you know, the Lord's been good to all of us and he includes us in his kingdom. And for now, where I'm in my life, I'm realizing that having a place where you feel comfortable, be it elementary school, college, or as we were an adult, it's so comforting to be in a place where you know you're accepted for who you are. And I think maybe in our culture now, kids are either they're trying to become adults too quickly or adults are trying to make kids grow up too quickly. I sure would appreciate it if children just are allowed to be children and grow up in the manner in which we grew up. I think that would be fantastic. And that was growing up together, even though we were different, diverse, we included each other. And thank you. Aloha, my Papalama, fifth grade classmates. I appreciate you very much. Thank you for talking about this. I wish the world could live and go to school as we did in the fifth grade at Kapalama. I think it would help out a lot. So Aloha to both of you. Aloha. Aloha, Mark. Thank you.


Good morning Mira, why are you staring at me? Buenos dias amigo, how'd you sleep? I woke up at one o'clock ready to ride, so it was too early, went back to bed, woke up at 4.45, heard someone snoring, I thought, alright, I guess I gotta go back to bed. Alright. When I'm pumped, I'm ready to ride today. This my friends is the perfect breakfast wrap. When you burn a ton of calories every day, everything tastes really, really good. I don't think I'd ever eat this at home for breakfast, but out here, I dream about it starting at about 3 in the morning, I'm like, oh yes, I'm gonna eat some Nutella and peanut butter when I wake up. Kevin, did I hear you had a breakfast malfunction? I don't want to talk about it, Ryan. Where is it? My knife broke. Your knife? I knew as soon as it broke, Ryan's gonna come over here and tell me how I should have brought a real knife like he does.  And then it broke again. I thought I could, I mean, it was a big enough piece I could use and then it broke again. Yeah, man. You gotta listen to Uncle Ryan. Frozen peanut butter and Nutella in the morning. Time for some sunrise yoga. Mira, are you ready for sunrise yoga? Yeah, you are. John's in the, he's practicing to poop position. By the way, ladies and gentlemen, Kevin is 6'6". I am also not limber at all, never have been, but, you know, trying to loosen up the old muscles feels good, mostly I just want to be in the sun. Are you ready to ride bikes? Are you ready to ride bikes? Are you ready to ride bikes? Are you ready to ride bikes? Yeah. All right, let's do this. No crashes, no flatties, no whammies, whoo! I want to show you this craziness. My drone is in the air surrounded by hundreds of birds. That is crazy. See all those birds flying around it. I'm feeling beyond blessed, feeling ready to tackle the day, feeling pumped to see what new adventures we find and ready to climb this mountain pass. Today, we're heading up and over Togedy Pass, which is up and over the continental divide. It's pretty big. How's that thin air treating you, bud? Actually pretty good today. I can actually talk and climb a hill.  I'm still here talking. That's right, baby. I may pass out in a couple of seconds, but you just cut it out before I do.  This is a little welcome to the Rocky Mountains. There's Mero the Wonder Dog pulling up the hill. It is so beautiful. It really is so beautiful. Every day, I feel so grateful. I know I keep saying the same thing over and over again, but man, this is a beautiful place to ride by. This is funny. I was racing to catch up to them after filming flowers, and they went the wrong way, and they're way down there. I have to ride back up. Sorry, guys.  Yeah. A little extra hill workout. Goofballs. We got to the top of a hill here, and off to the right is a lone Columbine flower, and the Columbine is the state flower of Colorado, and I love seeing them. It reminds me of my childhood. My elementary school was called Columbine, and my mom loves Columbines, so I'm just going to take this as a little sign that my mom's spirit is with me today. Who's in those flowers? Who's in those flowers? It's a beast. It's a beast. Look at her. We got dumped out onto the highway, but it's okay. There's not a ton of traffic, and we have a nice wide shoulder. It's all good. Go Kevin. Go Kevin. Go. Go. Go Kevin. Remember this morning, not long ago, when Kevin was spreading peanut butter and broke his knife? Check it out. Look what he found on the highway. Yeah, and it's straight, too. Straight knife. It's got some serration, so we can cut stuff with it. One good thing about riding uphill slowly is that you look at the ground a lot and you find treasures. So how do you motivate yourself when things get hard?  So sometimes when you need to, you just audibly say that you can. So I tell myself, and usually it's in Spanish, I don't know why, it's just like native. I'm a beast. I can do it. This mountain's got nothing on me. I can keep pushing. I can do this all day. I go up every mountain around here and down and back up again and keep going and keep going. That's all I do. Keep going. Do it in Spanish. Let's hear it. Papi, que yo soy la betia. Yo soy la betia. Yo puedo seguir subiendo toda esta montaña que están por aquí. You wondering why he speaks Spanish? He's Dominican. He's got the Dominican Sangre. Love it. Good job. You made it to the top. You made it to the top. John's yawning. High five. High five. Kevin, my man. Woo. Proud of you, buddy. Hard to breathe. It is a little hard to breathe. It's pretty steep. My chest was like, ugh. And now we are at 95, 84 feet above sea level. Look at this goodness. Oh my dear Lord, we're going to destroy that. So we made it to the lava mountain lodge and we've been shooting at this all morning and we made it and then we got here and then the restaurant was closed and we almost started crying. We're like, we can't eat more junk food. More like candy bars, I mean. This really, pizza is not that healthy either, but it's warm and it's hot and we're excited and the cook here said, hey, I will go in and make you two pizzas. Even though we're closed, he saved the day. We're so psyched. Here's a little love cycles, fun fact, Allie and I camped right there when we came up and over this. It was our buggiest night of the trip. Tons of mosquitoes we hid in our tents right at 6 p.m. Kevin has figured out that it's just as fast to walk as it is to bike up some of these hills. Hey, fast road, isn't it? It's just as fast. Well, see you later, bud. Yeah. However you do it, that's what counts, doesn't matter. Kevin's got the right attitude.  Is that you're always positive. You're not complaining, oh, this is hard. I can't do this. You just figure it out. I love it. Thank you. Your attitude is solid, man. Car back, car back. Car back. And he lets me know when I'm going to get run over. Every day you're going to get stronger, man. Every day we get stronger. Kevin's working out those hiker muscles now. But the good thing about hills is that they do end. They don't last forever. We'll get to the top and then we'll go downhill. Come on, Kevin. It's only 11% grade. Yeah. Can I have a hug? Yeah, give me a hug, buddy. So cute. So good to see you. Always. Kevin, I have good news and bad news. The good news is the view is incredible. The bad news, we are not at the top of the mountain. How do you feel about that? I was so relieved to be at the top. I was so relieved. Oh, you got it, buddy. Yeah, we do. We got this. Yeah, buddy. Yeah, buddy. You did it. Oh, you did? Oh, yeah, baby. You did it. Yeah. Yeah, that was tough. Especially after the first one today. How are you feeling? I feel good mentally. My legs are loaded right now. My cheeks. My cheeks are screaming. When's the last time you did something this tough? I don't know if I have ever done something that tough. What do we have? 4,500 feet of climbing or something crazy in 36 miles? Yeah, never. High five them up. Bam. And bam. So today has turned out to be a much more difficult day than I thought. Once again, I didn't really look ahead. I know we had to go up an over Togedy Pass. I thought that was it. This second mountain we're going up is probably worse. It's steeper and it's dirt. So Kevin's getting a tough first day. Doing great, bud. You're doing great. This is the steepest part. John was kind enough to take Kevin's seat back up the hill. That guy is a beast. Come on, Kevin. Time to channel the little engine that could. I think I can. I think I can. Now we're all walking. We just hit a wall. Literally a wall. Oh, man. This is hard to push out for sure. It's fun to go down. I don't think any of us were expecting this. This one got us. Up and up and up and up. This is a big one. That was very, very difficult. I was in my easiest gear for the first time on this trip. Just before we started, we could see on the elevation profile that it was going to be very steep. John, being the good man he is, offered to take pretty much all of Kevin's stuff, which weighs probably more than Mira. John is a tank. Thank you for doing that. Our stunning mountains in every direction. We're not very far from the snow line. I can see snow on the hills just over that way. The goal now is to get down and not sleep up high because it's going to get really cold here tonight. And I want to be mindful of Kevin. I know today's been a tough day for him. So get down, lose some elevation and then set up camp. We have been riding and riding and riding and riding today. Beautiful hard day. Now we're going to look for some camping. It is time to be done. We left at about 7.45 and it's about just after 7. So we've been on our bikes for a long, long time. Oh my God. This is horrible. Get off me. I stopped to get some shots of the mountains for you, but there are a million mosquitoes landing on me and I got to go. I'm sorry. I'll try to get this shot later. Bye. There he is. We did it. Way to go, brother. High five it up. That's tough. How are you feeling? That's tough. I feel like I just rode 65 miles, 8 hours and 8,900 feet of elevation. Oh no, that's the elevation we had, 6,200.  I'm impressed with you, man. Damn, that was hard. Yeah, that was a tough day, man. I commend you. That was an effort for sure. And now we're next to a lake with a beautiful view and a million mosquitoes. This lake is actually called Mosquito Lake. Kevin is hiding from the millions of mosquitoes. You see them all? Well, now they're not as bad, of course. They were terrible. And I'm going to try and get ready for tomorrow to ride another 60. It was tough today, but we got it done and it feels really good.  You don't see it in all the other videos.  They are so fast. Up, down, flat, they're fast. And now it was really fun riding today. The scenery was, you can't put words to it. You have to just come here and experience it because it was beautiful, stunning, breathtaking, all of the above. Yeah. All of the above. Well, we loved riding with you today, buddy. I'm glad you're here. Hey, man. I'm glad I'm here, too. Yeah, sleep well. Good night. Buena noche, hombre. Buena noche. I am all covered up because it is very mosquito-y and I'm going to get in my tent soon. It's going to be dark in a little bit. We rode much later than we have been, which is kind of fun to ride all day long. That's what we did all day long. How are you feeling, John? I'm feeling really good, Ryan. Good. Yeah. Nice day, beautiful views. Ryan, what about you? Yeah, do you want to give me that stick? I'll throw it to you.  Here, give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me.  Give me the stick. Do you want to play or not? This way. Look at this. Good. OK, there we go. OK, give it. Oh, she juked me. All right, fine. Bye. And we're starting to get a bit of a moon up there in the sky. It has been very starry the last week, but we got half a luna. Buenos noches. The cows don't like the rain either.


As number one adventurer K7 former United States secret agent who operated in 22 countries on land on sea and in the air brings you a story of today We take you to secret agent K7 headquarters. This is K7 speaking Send in agent M for assignment. Special agent M reporting for duty. Agent M during the past year there have been countless attempts to overthrow this government and make this country a protectorate of one of the aggressor nations Attempts have been made on the life of the king. Within recent months certain leading statesmen have died apparently by their own hand Now it is charged that these deaths have all been political murders. Tonight you are to interview the man who is responsible for our being here A certain high ranking government official. The car will call for you at nine. Act with the utmost secrecy. Keep me informed That night a black sedan with drawn curtains carried agent M to a castle some distance outside the city He was led into a great chamber where an elderly man awaited him You are expected. You will enter here Mr. Your host waits inside. Thank you Good evening.  Of course sir. I will not introduce myself before the time I prefer to remain nameless An introduction is not necessary sir So you recognize me Well I suppose I should have known that you would Sit down agent M. I have a story to tell you. Thank you I'm ready sir I am about to tell you of a great plot A plot that is slowly but surely wrecking my country Taking its leading citizens Its patriots I don't know how much K7 has told you or even how much he knows Well I know only that there have been certain political murders sir Yes Yes there have been murders Last week one of my old friends died agent M If these murders are not stopped my country will fall into the hands of a mad group who would give it to a totalitarian state This man who is behind the deaths of our patriots has been promised power and wealth if he succeeds He will become a dictator Already he is powerful You know who he is? Yes I know But let me tell you how he started We once thought him to be a patriot He was one of us He even formed the society called the Chosen Band I've heard the name The Chosen Band was formed to preserve our nation Our way of living Each man who joined was told that belonging would be dangerous That we might even have to give our lives for our country You are a member of the group? Yes I joined All of my friends joined We believed we acted for our country We were ready to face danger And we signed letters What kind of letters? Here is a copy of the one I signed I have made this from memory I am tired of life and do not wish to carry my burdens any longer I leave this world by my own hand You wrote and signed that letter? Yes agent M I told you we were warned that belonging to the Chosen Band would be dangerous Each of us signed a letter similar to this So that in the event we were called upon to give our lives for our country There would be no investigation that would reveal the secrets of the band I see I think I understand the plot As soon as this man who organized the Chosen Band Had all of your letters in his procession He began killing those who opposed him Yes agent M Ten great men have already died I know now that unless something is done All of us will die Then there will be none to oppose him He will murder the king And turn this country over to the world's mad dog All of us who joined the Chosen Band Live in the shadow of death It was nothing but a trick To cover the murder of Patriots Who is the Chosen Band's leader? His name is Your hit sir Here let me help you It's too late Tell K7 that Tell him the man is Is Herank Agent M returned to his rooms a little after midnight By that time the morning papers had already printed An account of the old banker's death And despite the fact that he had died before M's eyes It was claimed he had taken his own life A few minutes later, Ivan entered Ivan did you follow my instructions? Yes M I followed the car that took you to the old castle While you were inside I looked the grounds over carefully Did you see the murderer? Yes I saw him as he was running away Oh if we could only gotten to him in time I was sure that sooner or later they would find out That we were here But I didn't expect that they would select a knight I only wanted you to follow me Because I wanted to establish a guard around the old man Would you recognize the man who shot if you saw him? Yes wait M let me finish I succeeded in following the man When he left the grounds Then you know where he went He reported to Ferenc Miers Ferenc Miers Ivan you've discovered the key to this plot Miers that's the man You've heard of him M Yes Ivan The old banker died as he was trying to tell me that name His last words were Tell K7 the man is Ferenc And he stopped there without ever giving me the last name Do you know where Miers is now? Yes he's at home M The man who shot the old banker reported to him and left And a short time later Miers retired When I left his home was in darkness Take me there Ivan We're going to call on him tonight The garden behind Ferenc Miers' home was dark Not a light burned in the great house as agent M and Ivan climbed to a small balcony Let me have your hand Ivan Now careful You're sure this is the room? Yes I washed from behind those rose bushes under us I could see through the French doors There's a desk just inside And I want to see what's in that desk I'm going to Jimmy these doors Don't use your flashlight All right I'm ready Now let's hope it doesn't make too much noise Well I hope Miers didn't hear us No I don't think he did Throw your flashlight around the room There's the desk in Yes there's a heavy lock on a two Look a steel cabinet Ivan I think we'll find the papers we want in that cabinet If I can get the Jimmy behind the steel door Careful M Someone will hear us It's got to be done I'm going to try it again All right Now put your light out and listen I don't hear anything No Perhaps we were lucky These are big rooms the sound would be deadened Switch on your light again I want to look in this cabinet Yes Here are the papers we want I no longer enjoy life Ivan Here are the letters that were signed by the patriots who were tricked into joining the chosen band There must be twenty or thirty of them Look at the names M There's Miers' own letter Yes He probably showed it to others to get them to write their own Yeah they're all here We'll take these with us I think not my friend Don't fight to move You might as well put your gun down Miers I notified the police before I came here You're lying But it makes no difference The police would not dare move against me Don't fight to reach for your gun Get down Ivan Quick Get his gun He dropped it It's on the floor near his hand I've got it M He's dead Yes Ivan The master plotter will never order another man killed Wait Find his letter It's in that pile under desk Here it is M What are you going to do? Wipe the fingerprints off my gun and put it beside him We'll put his letter on his desk There Now the authorities will think that he too died of his own hand There'll be no investigation Two days later The letters which statesmen and patriots Had been forced to sign when they joined the chosen band Were returned to the men who had written them The chosen band passed out of existence A great plot had failed Listen for my next story This is K-7 speaking


This is covering the spread part of the Fandall podcast network Decided to skip the show yesterday here on covering the spread given the DeMar Hamlin situation from Monday night and all the Uncertainty surrounding him just didn't feel fully right to talk betting when obviously that matters a lot less relative to what he His family and his teammates are all going through right now so skip the show yesterday, but he sold the forefront of everybody's minds and I want to send my good thoughts Hit good vibes his way hoping he pulled through for that just tough tough situation overall there We'll make up for the lack of a first look tomorrow on the week 18 NFL previous show Ryan Williams back with us For that one is first show post baby births. I'll be fun. Talk to Ryan there I'll get to graduate him on his son being born and talk to Ryan that NFL week number 18 today We're talking college football the national the national championship game Georgia versus TCU by bringing dr. Ed Feng on and getting his read on Monday nights game This is covering the spread right here on the Fandall podcast network and number fire calm My name is Jim Sonness. I am a senior writer and analyst for number fire calm joined here As mentioned by Ed Feng check him out on Twitter at the power rank you can find his work at the power rank calm Ed we had a thrilling Semi-finals on New Year's Eve we get a I think a pretty fun national championship on Monday. How you doing today? I'm doing well. I do hope the national championship game is fun a lot of the metrics suggest otherwise But we'll get into that we certainly will spread is now 12 and a half for that game We'll break down some movement in that market break down what Ed's numbers say there in a bit But Ed you're wearing a US men's national team kid if you're watching YouTube you can see this right now and Ed Was this intentional given the geo reina? Greg Berthalter news that came out today Are you leading into the s show that is the US men's national team right now? It was intentional and beyond the fact that a lot of my collared shirts are not clean at this point I think I think we're going on a couple weeks here now Where I'm in a little bit lazy about the rest of my wardrobe, but yeah, I thought it'd be fun That's not really a collared shirt. It's kind of a cheater color collared shirts Just a quarter zip a loose fitting quarter zip So I think we're both a little uh, we're feeling that end of NFL season driver. Exactly Exactly, but there's a little bit of drama in the US men's national team camp. I Don't I don't even know where to begin. I guess should we tell the whole story? Do it feel free. Yes So the coach Greg Berthalter it came out later decided that geo reina didn't really have Much of a spot on this team didn't wasn't going to play a huge role on this team Which I think is crazy, but my opinion doesn't really matter but apparently reina kind of had didn't react to it well Turned out that he wasn't training as hard and camp as he probably should have been given his first World Cup appearance and It came out that He almost got sent home And so that that's obviously not good. He ended it. He did have a contribution and I think we talked about this during the World Cup, you know, the US team is a team that's got a lot of really good wingers Christian Pulisic is is an established star and Tim waya is awesome and is really Lighting it up in France and and he deserves to get minutes and Bernie Nairn soon It might be the third best player on the team definitely top five and he wasn't even starting and I think geo reina has a the highest ceiling on any of those players But so so there are reasons why he might not have a role because of the personnel but he didn't take that well and The fact, you know stuff in the locker room supposed to stay in the locker room So it didn't reflect well on anyone that this news actually came out and then today It came out that okay, so then yesterday someone had leaked to news That there was some domestic violence issues and burhalters past and then he was actually very public about it on Twitter and explained the whole thing and and his Daddy was sorry and and and so on and so forth and the incident that that occurred Was when he was 18 years old with his now wife. Yep. It sounds like he went to counseling after it They reconciled seven months after the fact and have been together for 25 years I believe it's 25 years something like that since then so obviously doesn't like excuse what happened, but it is I Think that the context around it is important even though it doesn't you know excuse what happened there I'm gonna look down on him because I never made a mistake as an 18 year old, but right Right same no clearly kidding, but now the kicker is that the person that supposedly leaked this information was Chio Reina's mother Which is just simply not good. This is unnecessary drama and You know the US Federation is trying to figure out whether boy Holdre was gonna be the coach over the next cycle. I would personally vote. No, but again, my opinion doesn't matter and Reina's obviously not becoming player and and now you just have this mess That maybe we can forget about by the time woke up qualifying starts in two years. Who knows? That bridge has been burned I think There's there's there's a lot of carnage. There's a lot of things that have been burnt Apparently the additional context is that Gea Reina's mom was Greg Berhalter's wife's roommate in college as well Um, so like there there are just a lot of layers to all of this Yeah, I didn't realize that I believe I read that I could have read that wrong, but I think that was part of it as well so honestly just like Hard to script how bizarre this whole situation is you know, it's You never want to make light of incidents that are very serious for sure but I just think that like the the pettiness to Report that only after it becomes clear that your son is not gonna get legitimate playing time It kind of shows you don't care about the incident itself You just want to blackmail the guy into playing your son, which is bananas Absolutely bananas behavior. I don't know if it's blackmailing him to play his son I think it's blackmailing him to not be the coach the next cycle. Yeah. Yeah, that is coming out now But yeah, I don't know They had messaged the US men's national team during I think it was either was it during the World Cup about this? I think that they Yeah, maybe it was after it might have been after they were lonely because it happened like December 11th I believe which was I think after the Netherlands game. It was when the report leaked about Reina almost being sent home I think that's when it all started to come about up the timeline is kind of kind of muddy But like it's just it is it is totally bizarre and it just it kind of again illustrates You don't really care about the situation. You just wanted to leverage it for your own gain, which is just pretty scummy I mean, I think it's still at the point of sources. Maybe it's not true that His mother leaked this information. No, she told the athletic that she did it. She told them on the record I'm pretty sure it's nuts Like because the original story I read was that it was his georena's dad and then There was a report from the athletic like 20 minutes later that no his mom told them that she did it and It's just it's a banana story, which obviously just like moving pieces across the board, too Yeah So some light reading if you want to catch up on the entire drama Yeah No, I will catch up on the whole story because I clearly Did not get the full story from the little bit in the ESPN that I just how could you how could you?  No, not really Yeah, just a fun fun time all across the board for that Well, we're gonna break down hopefully like I said another fun time coming up with a national championship talking about Georgia TCU will also go back to the the semifinals break down any final takeaways from that in just one second But first a reminder to make sure you are subscribed to covering the spread wherever you get your podcast Well, like I said, we have a week 18 NFL preview show coming up tomorrow with Ryan Williams I'll give out what my numbers are saying our values there as well Breaking down some intriguing games across the week 18 slate get that by subscribing to covering the spread wherever you get your Podcasts also check out the Fandall YouTube page And if you like what you hear leave us a rating and review as well looking to get more out of this NFL season Well, now is the perfect time to download Fandall America's number one sportsbook because new customers get a no sweat first bet up to $1,000 that's free bets back if your first bet doesn't win Just download the Fandall sportsbook app It is safe secure and super easy to use and you can bet on everything from the money line to touchdown scores to over under yards Plus Fandall even lets you combine your bets for a chance at a bigger payout with a same-game parlay So don't miss a chance to get your no sweat first bet up to $1,000 and free bets when you join Fandall make every moment more with Fandall an official sports betting partner of the NFL Must be 21 plus and president select states first online real money wager only refund issued as non-withdrawable free bets that expire in 14 days Restrictions applies in terms of sportsbook.fandall.com gambling problem call 1-800-gambler or visit fandall.com slash rg in Arizona 1-800-next-step or Tex-Nex-Eptify 3-3-4-2 in Connecticut 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org slash chat in Indiana 1-800-9 with it in Kansas and Wyoming 1-800-522-4700 in Kansas KS gambling health comm in Louisiana 1-877-770 stop in a Maryland MD gambling health org in New York 1-877-8 Hope and Wire text open Y and in West Virginia go to 1-800-gambler.net Now before I dig into the championship game talk TCU vs. Georgia Ed did want to go back to the semifinals Bizarre games not so stuff both games really fun to watch even when Michigan was down big It's TCU never felt like they were out of it and they did claw the way back a couple times Couldn't wind up converting there. Obviously Ohio State had to lead against Georgia in that game So two really fun games, but also, you know, both of us are big ten guys and I think Disappointing Ohio State covered as you called you like them plus six and a half there So you did call that but I think disappointing overall to see neither team advanced But what are your final takeaways from those two semifinal games? the Michigan game was Interesting because watching it live it really felt like they just squandered a golden opportunity against the team that that wasn't as good as them JJ McCarthy through to pick sixes It's not out of the question that one of those gets dropped in that game is entirely different They fumble the ball on a fourth in goal. Sorry at first in goal from like the the the half-yard line Which came after? The refs took away a touchdown that looked like a touchdown So, you know, it seemed like a lot of squandered opportunity a squandered opportunity from Michigan Then you go back and you look at the game and you look at success rates And you know TCU was actually pretty good. They had a significantly higher success rate in the game than Michigan So on a play-by-play basis, they were better and you know from watching the game You kind of you could kind of see that as well. They were able to run the ball But it was kind of lopsided. They were successful in 64 percent of their rush plays Which is good, obviously, but not as successful in the passing game They only were successful about on a third of those plays and that's not really something that translates forward Going against Georgia It's gonna be even harder to run the ball against that Georgia defense and in the other semi-final game You can kind of see that the secondary is probably the weaker I don't want to say weak but the weaker part of that Georgia defense Well, how state's offense is elite. They were basically able to do what they wanted throwing the ball for the most part in that game and You know, I mean, I think Georgia had their good Good bit of good fortune as well the 76 yard touchdown passed to Arian Smith where the defender falls down. It's pretty wide open If you don't get that play it can be a completely different game Ohio State still has a field goal Opportunity to win it at the end So, yeah, I mean the late game definitely turned out exactly as I expected 100 100% thought Ohio State could keep that close and if not win it at the end and that's exactly what we saw So, yeah, I mean, it's gonna be it's gonna be an interesting final. It's a pretty big spread So, you know, maybe maybe not that much drama. Well, we'll see what happens Yeah, certainly as big spread as you mentioned 12 and a half You mentioned the Ohio States playing out the way you expected to clarify that you mentioned Ohio State plus six and a half on Our bowl preview show, which would have been like mid December right when that line first came out It didn't move off the six and a half for a while But like you said, I think that was kind of a good read also Ed I feel like you you need to apologize to your numbers because they said they liked the over in both games And he said no So, yeah, are you wishing issuing a formal apology letter to your numbers for? Disregarding them on the totals. No, not really. I mean there was a ton of explosive plays and and that really that really moved things up Obviously the pick sixes and so Yeah, they both went they both hit so we'll be happy about that It's good for the numbers you can feel good about that even if you didn't wind up betting yourself So let's move focus now and talk about TCU versus Georgia as mentioned pretty widespread here at 12 and a half total 62 And we'll talk about the markets in a second, but I want to get your overall view on this game first How are you doing this game TCU versus Georgia? Yeah, I mean, I honestly like I kind of wonder a TCU can can move the ball against Georgia's defense I already mentioned that they were pretty successful running the ball against Michigan, but but struggle to throw the ball and Max talking really, you know, he missed a bunch of throws in in the game his overall numbers were Good, I think he threw for like 250 some yards, but a lot I came on one play To Quentin Johnson for for the long touchdown, which was kind of a shorter pass that the wide receiver was able to break open so Yeah, anyways, I mean to make a long story short I mean, I don't my number slightly leaning toward the over but I don't like it because I see scenarios in which Georgia's defense can be dominant in in this situation and Yeah, I mean, I think it could get ugly it could get ugly in this game I mean, that's what you're seeing in a double-digit spread. I think it opened at 13 and a half has come down to 12 and a half My numbers have it at about 11, but I'm not at all interested in betting the dog here So you mentioned you have your numbers having it 11 it opened at 13 and a half and It's now 12 and a half. So that's come down Do you think that's correct because it isn't one of your numbers, but as you said, you're not interested in betting yet Even with it coming down. What's to read on that market specifically with the spread shorting a bit here of late? I mean, I think you can certainly make the case You know, I would have made this about 13 and a half Before the semifinal games and TCU put in a good performance again It's you know, especially success rate wise against the Michigan team that everyone thought was significantly better than than they were So I definitely understand the movement. I don't necessarily think it's Correct, but I understand why people would be betting TCU at, you know, plus 13 and a half So you mentioned in the semifinals your numbers like the over in both games that did wind up hitting Total in this game is right in line with those 62 and a half Are you liking the over here again? What's your read on the total market for this one? Yeah, I mean my number has it at 64. I mean, I don't I don't really like the over here I think Jordan's defense could be dominant in this game against TCU's offense So, I don't know. Maybe maybe a Georgia team total. I don't know. We'll see but but not the game total for me Yeah, looking at The alternate markets we could dig into some stuff that you could deviate from the Georgia side of things if you want to go that route but 64 pretty in line with 62 and a half for the total there Okay, as mentioned though, there are some secondary markets available over at fan dual sports book You can get creative with these if there are other routes you don't like May not be as efficient as the traditional game lines are not quite as bad into So when you look at the secondary markets posted over at fan dual sports book any of those standards being good values for you Yeah, none of them yet. I mean, I'm still waiting for the yardage totals. I didn't see any Posted this morning. I think there's a couple Different ways that the market could really overreact here I mean, you had a Georgia wide receiver in area and smith that came into the game With three receptions. This is a very talented player A super speedster. I think I read that that he runs like a 10.18 100 meters So an elite athlete had a big game including that touchdown the 76 yard touchdown that I talked about earlier had over 100 yards, so Yeah, I'm looking to to maybe bet an under there on a yard total when it does come up I think you you also have a situation which tcu was able to break A lot of plays quit johnson the wide receiver had a pretty big total. So maybe his Uh, yard show might be too high Uh, this this ammari dimercato the the backup running back Uh, and then kind of miller for tcu. They they both had pretty decent games miller got banged up So I don't really know what the books. I mean, it looks like he was up there in terms of Anytime touchdown score. So the books are kind of assuming he plays But he was clearly banged up. So again, this is this is like a playcorm heading into a how state situation, right? where like they have to hang a number right and You're gonna lean towards the under no matter what that number is simply because the the guy's hurt and might not be able to play Or or have that many carries um, so I am looking forward to to when those come out and uh, and yeah, we'll see We'll see what happens there. So with the miller situation Um, I think the advantage that sportsbook have sportsbooks have in that market the anti-touchdown market is They can hide the hold like they're I mean like because you know They can they can mask things really well. You don't really know as much I mean, obviously it's an anti touchdown. So there it's not going to be a you know, straight situation where it could add up to a lot, uh, based on if it's a high total game and stuff like that, but they can kind of Mess with it a little bit. I think that the prime situation would be When the actual yard is processing out the problem is they're probably gonna wait as long as I can until they get a firm read on What is situation is to post those props specifically? So I think that if you're looking at, um spots where we'll actually get actionable takeaways based on what you were saying I think the quintin johnson one's probably the primary one Um, based on that big play based on the fact that he's getting a lot of talk as being a legitimate nfo prospect Um, oh, he's he's gonna get a lot of buzz uh entering this week So I wouldn't be shocked to the hang a big number up there. You know, it's uh, it's a big spread Which means they'll be assuming tcu's gonna be throwing a whole lot getting some nfo draft buzz That's gonna be something that that gets a lot of years this time of year as well Saw that big touchdown last week. I think if you're looking for Analysis you were saying and trying to apply it in the most likely path I think the johnston unders is probably going to be The most viable path there based on a lot of the narratives that could be cooked up in these markets as they get posted Absolutely. Also georgia receiver lad mcconkey didn't have a really big game. He was kind of coming off an injury He has been one of their top receivers for over the course of the year um so That that that that might be the only place where you can imagine trying it over in terms of yards Uh, but we'll see we'll see how that I'm I'm I'm pretty sure he just didn't have a I mean he didn't catch a two-point conversion, but yeah, otherwise did not have a game a good game He did get hurt in the scc championship game and he was limping a lot in this one.  So I think this is the smallest gap they could have between the two Based on the way they schedule things out So in that regard it kind of does decrease the amount of time they have to get that turnaround in there To get him healthy and you know, it probably means his health will be pretty in line For that game with what it was for the other game Yeah, we shall see Yeah, for sure. Um other thing too that could lead to Unders being I mean unders always kind of enticing for prop markets But I think that the reason they could be even warranting is because we just got to the top That's in the semi finals now both teams that were involved in those are playing once again People are probably going to be having their brains tuned towards Over so I think like you said targeting guys who had big games last week who had long plays Fluke year plays That would probably the way to go within the prop markets for this week Any other bets you see you like over at vandal sportsbook here for this championship game ad or any final thoughts here Yeah, no, not really. I mean, it's only one game. So the the the the surface area is not too large But I I am very interested when the yards totals come out All right, so keep your eyes peeled over at vandal sportsbook Um, I'm guessing some of it is injury related as those go up. We're talking here Wednesday afternoon So pull up your vandal sportsbook app check to see what props are up there Go back to what ed was saying about which guys maybe overvalued kind of the overall thought process on that and see If you can pluck some value of vandal sportsbook and as always shop around too Because especially these prop markets that as we discussed with the donovan edwards one Line shopping there was very important So always shop around with these big markets to see if you can get the best number at another book That's all that we have here for today On covering the spread and ed. It's our final college football show of the year. It's kind of sad Uh, I've had a lot of a lot of fun talking to you college football, but hey, we're gonna be back on Talked some march badness at some point. Could you use some college basketball thoughts? So I'm looking forward to that but uh, just a blast talking college football with you this week and this entire season Absolutely. Yeah. Thank you so much, Jim And what's going on for you not just this week at the powering but also for the coming weeks as well Yeah, so if you sign up for my free email newsletter Uh, I'm actually making available an audio episode about the secret to predicting the college football and nfl playoffs It is an episode about success rate versus explosive plays and what that means for philadelphia and buffalo Uh, I think it's particularly a good episode that I've made so it's usually saved for members of my site But if you sign up, um, I'll send you right there and you can stream it and check it out So check that out at the power rank dot com. Oh, of course, I had the best podcast guests ever this week Guy by the name of jim saunas came on and we talked a lot about uh, his models and betting props and a lot of good analysis of A bunch of games for week 18 in the nfl So definitely check that out at the football analytic show It was fun to get the chance to talk like more in depth like nerd number stuff about like my model because like On this show, it's like it's the same level of like intelligent listeners, which is nice I appreciate all of you, but it's like it's a short foreign podcast So it's hard to like dig fully into everything So it's fun to get a chance to just kind of riff on that for a bit talk to you about that Uh, you know always fun to bounce some ideas off of you as well But uh, it was fun. 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Now, let's examine key quotations relating to Eric Berling's character. Now, much like his sister Sheila Berling, Eric Berling experiences a profound change once he realizes the role that he had to play in the death of Eva Smith, who had become Daisy Renton by the time he met her. And of course, by the time he met her, Eva Smith unable to find any jobs in, I guess, the formal job market, so working in shops, factories and so on, had turned to working as a lady of the night, as a prostitute. And so Eric Berling had an affair with her and he used to steal from his parents in order to give her money. OK, so initially we meet Eric. He's an alcoholic. He's very self-centered. However, once he learns about Eva Smith and Daisy Renton's plight, he vows to also change. So he also, again, is a promising person because he shows the promise that the younger generation have to change and inspire change in society. Now, the first thing to bear in mind in terms of quotations for Eric Berling is when he says, I don't even remember. That's the hellish thing. And this is when he's talking about his encounter with Daisy Renton. He can't remember a lot of his encounters because obviously he struggled with alcoholism. And one of the things that of drinking too much is this can affect your memory. Now, in terms of word of analysis, and what this shows obviously is that Eric Berling was quite hedonistic, very pleasure seeking, very selfish to an extent. And of course, very immoral is firstly, in terms of a word of analysis, the verb remember, of course, this ties into his alcoholism and also how he kind of used Daisy Renton and cast her to the side. So he's really embarrassed about that. And the other word of analysis you want to do is when he's describing it as a hellish thing, and this is over exaggeration, hyperbole. Now, the second quotation when it comes to his character is when he's talking about actually, ironically, in contrast to how people would think working class women only care about stealing money, especially if she's a prostitute, right? And we know that Daisy Renton was a prostitute. He shows that she was quite moral. She realized that the money he was giving her, he was stealing. And he states she wouldn't take any more and she didn't want to see me again. So actually, this shows the contrast in the moral framework that Daisy Renton had. So even if she worked as a prostitute, ironically, she was way more moral and wanted honest cash as opposed to Eric Berling, who was very privileged. He's a man. However, he's quite immoral. OK. And the word of analysis you want to do here and focus on is, of course, the alliteration of doubly. So wouldn't and want and also the repetition of the pronoun she, which emphasizes just how actually, contrary to, for example, what Mrs. Sybil Berling would say when she talks about girls of that class and hinting that they're immoral, actually, Daisy Renton as a prostitute was far more moral than her own son, Eric Berling.  You killed them both. And what you want to focus on here because his accusatory of his mother, he's showing his mother that also he she is immoral. The verb, the powerful verb and the violent verb killed shows Eric's disgust at the treatment of Eva and Daisy at the hands of his mother and, of course, also his father. The fourth and final quotation relating to his character is when he reflects much like his sister at the end of the play. He realizes that he has a part to play in the suffering of a lot of working class people and he states what happened to the girl and what we all did to her matters. And of course, what this shows is that he takes responsibility. He takes social responsibility in terms of looking at his role in benefiting and helping people like Eva Smith in society. The word level analysis you want to do here is the repetition of the word what to show his emphatic wish to change and become a better person. So that's it when it comes to Eric Berling character. And of course, the key quotations to remember in the word level analysis to do when it comes to his character.