Alrighty, we have a Yukon Striker and Frontier Canada construction update. So if you haven't watched already, a little earlier today we uploaded a Frontier Canada reveal on the park map and other reveals as well. I did not go over the ride name changes in Medieval Fair because I thought everyone already knew about those beforehand. So again, they changed everything from Vikings Rage to Nightmares, Dragonfire back to its original name and Wild Beast. But yes, as you can see in this footage, two trains are stuck on the top of the lift. Again, they are probably practicing maintenance. If you think about it, the maintenance team needs to be trained on the ride as well. So they're probably purposely faulting the ride to train maintenance because as I noticed, they were purposely triggering events to happen, like holding the train on the final brake run to cause the second train to get stuck on the mid-course brake run. Now what's really weird to me is I cannot see, at least I don't think I can see. I've been able to see all three trains in the storage area before. But I don't think I can see a third train. We have not seen a third train on the track at all. It has always only been two trains operating on Yukon Striker, which is interesting. There is no sign of three trains. We watched very closely. I have seen nothing for three trains. So it looks like something weird is going on. I have no information to present on that. Things do happen. Maybe they need to service the train. It could be anything. It could be nothing at all as well. But as you can see, the pathway over by where Orbiter used to be, it looks like it's done. They are working really hard. If you're watching this footage really closely, there's worker bees all over moving around. The queue line is installed. So if you look really closely, the queue line is well on its way down there. It looks like they got the outer shell of the queue line. I'm going to be honest. It looks really small. I'm really nervous. It is not nearly as big as I thought it was going to be. And that worries me. I was expecting larger and I'm a little nervous about that. Okay. I was there at Copperhead Strikes opening day and there were people spilling out and that was a pretty large queue line. So I'm nervous for the first month of this ride and that queue line. But nonetheless, so as you can see that first building they ever put up with the shingles on, you know, with the little chimney coming out, that is going to be a Coca-Cola stand with what do you call them? It totally just slipped my mind. Funnel cakes and it's also going to have butter tarts. The other little building underneath the helix is actually going to be the I figured it all out. I got the answers. It's going to be the mess hall. So that is the mess hall. It's going to serve Asian cuisine and alcohol over closer to the station is going to be where you can buy your on-ride photos. And then Chuck's wagon is going to be over by the second element. And that's going to be probably very similar to medieval fairs. Little food truck looking like a wagon type thing. If not, maybe they'll reuse it. So that is what's going to happen. They're also building what looks like a building around the turn out of the station. And that might actually be either the place where they're going to serve beverages and snacks, or it's going to be a reuse of minebusters bar that they had last year. And then there's that one place going over by orbiter by the looks of it. It's either orbiter or near my buster. It could be anything. The map was a little confusing to read. It would say like E4, but the building's actually like an E5. So it was a little misleading in terms of the legend. Other than that, training or testing has been going really well by the looks of it. They got a new structure for another building all lined up. So you can see all the walls stacked on top of each other just next to that new building under the helix. That's ready to go for another new building. I can honestly confirm with all the information that's come out and knowing and learning everything slowly that this is the biggest expansion in Cedar Faire's history. You're getting a massive coaster. You're getting a brand new area. You're getting a whole renovation of Med Faire in terms of names and theming. You're getting new restaurants, new food, new buildings, new merch stores and theming on top of that. So this is bigger than Copperhead's expansion. I was there. I witnessed it. It actually wasn't that large. It's a new midway at most and a remodel of a restaurant and then the coaster itself that's really well themed. And then Yukon Striker is actually a whole new area with some remodels of restaurants and some brand new restaurants as well. And some really awesome theming on top of that. So this is the bigger renovation and the bigger expansion. And I'm really excited. I can't wait to show you guys in person very shortly what this is going to look like. They are really rushing. I am getting nervous. I'm going to be honest. I don't know anything about construction. I don't know anything. You know, sometimes things can move really rapidly, but this does not look like it's going to be ready for Yukon Striker's first ride or auction or even opening days. So this is this is getting nervous. I'm a little nervous. So yeah, other than that, I don't know if there's too much else to discuss. You have the new events tent over in the Kingswood Theater area. And you got that brand new power station near the tunnel for the queue line on Backlot Stunt Coaster. It looks like they're rerouting the exit of Backlot Stunt Coaster. And maybe they'll only have one queue that goes through the tunnel. I'm not quite sure yet, but that's what it looks like from the footage. And yeah, they have tons of brick and storage ready to be laid down. There's some in the parking lot storage. The some laid all alongside Mindbuster. And from what we know, again, Craig lives right next to the park. And he's telling me they're testing this thing all night. And we're talking really late into the night. And from what I've seen, they start testing around between like one and three p.m. and they go until late at night. So they're really testing this thing. It's always going. So if you want to check this thing out in person, obviously off property, definitely go between those times and you can see it. It's really cool to watch. It definitely makes a lot of noise going up the lift hill. But it is a really beautiful coaster and it's awesome to watch it. But yeah, I'm not hopefully you. Oh, I did leave one thing out. So the station is looking really nice, actually. So it's now fully, almost fully enclosed wall wise. So we'll probably start putting on the roof and then the theming along the side, but it is looking really nice. It definitely stands out. It's a really tall station. And the drone footage doesn't do it justice.  So I can't wait to see that. But yeah, hopefully you guys really enjoyed this footage. Hopefully this was a good update for you guys. Hopefully you're just as excited for you, Conn Stryker in Frontier Canada as I am. Don't forget to hit that like button. Subscribe if you haven't and share this video for others to enjoy. And also, if you really want to check out a vlog we did today while we were flying and filming this update, we posted a vlog on amusement outsiders. So go check out amusement outsiders on YouTube. I'll link them down below and there's a special vlog for today on there. Thanks so much for watching, guys. Have a good one. Bye.


This year, when I say I'm happy to be here, I'm not just making small talk. If you're like me, you're happy to be anywhere after the year we've all been through. I wish we were over in Elliott Hall, celebrating your achievements individually as only Purdue does among schools our size. But this beats the virtual version we were forced to in 2020 and marks a long step back on the path to fully normal life. As we've never done an outdoor commencement before, we may have gotten a few things wrong. For one thing, way out here on the 50 yard line, it feels like we carried that social distance thing a little far. Well, however well it goes, like everything about your senior year, it'll be one for the history books. For all the trouble and downsides, there can be some real value in living through a time like this. For decades to come, scholars and ordinary citizens alike will look back on your senior year, trying to identify its consequences and imagine what lives so disrupted were like. As they do so, they'll know more than we can now about the results of the choices today's leaders made. They will reach judgments with the benefit of hindsight about the wisdom and maturity with which our nation handled this challenge in this particular pandemic. Odds are, not all those judgments will be favorable. Time will tell. An ability to comprehend and work with complex facts and data has always been part of a Purdue education. At least since the industrial age, that's been an essential for a useful life of the kind at which Boilermakers excel. But that's never been nearly so true as today.  Interpreting its meaning and discovering patterns within it is perhaps the most important skill in the economy of 2021. Our faculty has determined that data analysis, as we now call it, should be as universal a part of a Boilermaker education as English composition. You will leave this stadium able to evaluate statistics and whether they are significant or meaningless. You'll know better than to confuse correlation with causation. You'll look at decisions critically and holistically, understanding that any objective pursued too far eventually yields diminishing returns and is not worth their cost. That just as all medicines have side effects, almost all actions produce collateral consequences, often collateral damage. It doesn't stretch a point to say that we wouldn't be meeting here today without those skills. Keeping Purdue open last fall so that you could stay on schedule and graduate today required the daily examination of, it required the daily examination of COVID-19 infection rates and patterns of its spread on and around the campus. Prior to that, the decision to reopen at all involved a reading of the available data which showed even then that people your age were at far less risk from the virus than from a host of other dangers. Starting soon, these decisions will be yours to make. In businesses you start or join, in causes and what you feel called to enlist, or in that most important of all organizations, the families, I hope you will form. Wherever they are, the very essence of your coming leadership roles will lie in making hard choices. After weighing all the options, the competing priorities and the uncertainties that even the biggest databases cannot totally eliminate. Others will look to you to choose. The risk of failure, of a hit to one's reputation, or just that the gains don't outweigh the costs. All these can deter or paralyze a person out of fulfilling the responsibility someone has entrusted to them. Should I make this investment or husband my cash? Take that job offer or stay where I'm comfortable. Engage in this debate or sit silently. Choose this life partner or play it safe. This last year, many of your elders failed this fundamental test of leadership. They let their understandable human fear of uncertainty overcome their duty to balance all the interests for which they were responsible. They hid behind the advice of experts in one field, but ignored the warnings of experts in other realms that they might do harm beyond the good they hope to accomplish. Sometimes they let what might be termed the mad pursuit of zero, in this case, zero risk of anyone contracting the virus to block out other competing concerns like the protection of mental health, the educational needs of small children, or the survival of small businesses. Pursuing one goal to the utter exclusion of all others is not to make a choice, but to run from it. It's not leadership, it's abdication. I feel confident your Purdue preparation won't let you fall prey to it. But there's a companion quality you'll need to be the leaders you can be. That's the willingness to take risks, not reckless ones, but the risks that still remain after all the evidence has been considered. Great societies before us tended to look backward for their inspiration to locate their golden ages in the past. Here, our eyes have always been forward, but now signs abound of Americans losing that eagerness to move ahead boldly. Before the virus visited us, there were already troubling signs that fearfulness was beginning to erode the spirit of adventure, the willingness to take considered risks on which this nation's greatness was built and from which all progress originates. Rates of business startups moving in pursuit of a better job or the strongest of all bets on the future, having children, all have fallen sharply in recent years. And now there are warnings that the year 2020 may have weakened that spirit further. As early as April of last year, researchers at the Federal Reserve of St. Louis documented the quote, belief-scarring effects of COVID-19. Psychologists proved a long time ago that we humans tend to overestimate how common, terrible events are because they are terrible. We're more sure to hear about them and we trick ourselves into believing they are far more likely than they really are. Now we learn that such misconceptions can be long-lasting, the scarring effect that the Fed's economists tell us, quote, a persistent change of beliefs about the probability of an extreme negative shock, producing long-lived responses to transitory events, especially extreme unlikely ones. Fortunately, Boilermakers don't scar easily. If Amelia Earhart had been intimidated by uncertainty, we wouldn't know her name. If our recent board chair, Keith Crock, had stayed within the safe confines of a giant corporation's career ladder, the world would not enjoy the huge efficiency breakthroughs of Ariba and DocuSign. If Neil Armstrong, Gus Grissom, and more than a score more Purdue astronauts had run from risk, humanity's knowledge of its universe would be far short of our current boundaries. In the most jarring book of recent years, the Israeli philosopher Yuval Harari predicts that humans, your age, will live to see, quote, the last days of death when the species we call Homo sapiens becomes, he calls them, godlings and immortal. He sees this happening through one of the same technologies at which this university excels, either biological engineering or cyborg engineering of our organic beings, or simply the complete replacement of humans by super-intelligent machines. Immortality sounds good until Harari points out the implications. One of them would be a total aversion to risk. If you believe you can live forever, why would you ever take a chance of any kind? I hope that the experiences of 2020 left you with an attitude, not of fearfulness, but of confidence. Confidence that we can tackle hard problems and that hiding from them is rarely the best course, but given a careful examination of the available facts and a thoughtful calculation of relative risks, we can overcome even the biggest obstacles and be the masters of our fates and our futures. As school started again at her campus, the provost of Kansas University sent a message to her students and colleagues that's relevant far beyond the present day or the recent pandemic. She wrote, in times of high anxiety, it is human nature to crave certainty for the safety it provides. The problem with craving certainty is that it's a false hope. It's a craving that can never fully be met. She quoted the astronomer Carl Sagan. The history of science teaches us that the most we can hope for is a successive improvement in our understanding, learning from our mistakes with the proviso that absolute certainty will always elude us. Maybe the greatest story in Jacques Barzoon summed it up best. The last degree of caution is cowardice. Certainty is an illusion. Perfect safety is a mirage. Zero is always unattainable except in the case of absolute zero where, as you remember, all motion and life stops.  Your academic records say so. The history of Purdue graduates says so. The character you demonstrated this last year when your embrace of the Purdue pledge enabled this place to stay open at all clearly says so. We expect, no, we know that you will tackle leadership's challenges as they present themselves to you. You're taking with you all the tools to weigh alternatives, balance priorities, assess relative risks. All you'll need is the courage to act on the conclusions you reach. Now take that readiness into a fearful, timid world crying for leadership and direction and boldness where the biggest risk of all is that we stop taking risks at all. Hail Purdue and each of you.


The names were changed to protect the innocent. Dragnet, you're assigned to Forgery Division, shoplifting detail. An organized gang of thieves has started operating in your city. In spite of the precautions taken, the thieves are still working. Your job? It was Monday, September 20th. It was cold in Los Angeles. We were working the day to watch out of Forgery Division, shoplift detail. My partner's Frank Smith, the boss of Chief of Detective Stad Brown. My name's Friday. We're on our way out from the office and it was 9.45 a.m. when we got to the 8th floor of the Whitfield department store. Security office. Yes, sir, can I help you? We'd like to see Mr. Dumrock. I believe he's expecting you. Your name? Joe Friday. Oh, yes. You want to go right in? Thank you. Thanks, Frank. This door here? Yes, go right in. Come on in. Hi, Jerry. You know Frank, don't you? Sure. How's it going? Hi, Jerry.  Thank you. I don't have the girl sent up. Okay. Yes, sir. You want to have Miss Evans sent up, please? Miss Evans, yes, sir. I'd like to ask you guys a favor. What's that, Jerry? Forget things, this whole thing is her fault. I'd appreciate it if you could take it easy on her. Oh, we'll do our best. Sure. What have they got away with this time? Oh, here's a list. Thank you. Here's a copy for you, Frank. Oh, thanks. You got any idea when they were in? It's hard to tell for sure. We're open Friday night and then Saturday's a pretty rough day. It wasn't until after closing we found it. I figured they either moved in late Friday night or early Saturday morning. Miss Evans' girl discovered the theft, did she? No, no, she didn't know anything about it. The stock clerk found it. He was running through the inventory to replace the coats and suits. Notice there were several that couldn't be accounted for. He called me. Evans' girl's in the department. I talked to her this morning. It looks like she waited on the pair. Is she able to come up with any kind of description? Yeah, I think she'll be able to help us. Oh, excuse me. Yes? Miss Evans is here. Will I send her in, please? Yes, sir. You wanted to see me, Mr. Bermont? Yes, would you come in, please? Yes, sir. Oh, Miss Evans, this is Sergeant Friday and Officer Smith. They're from the police department. How you doing, ma'am? Hello. I don't know why you want to see me, Mr. Dunlop. I told you I didn't know anything about them. I told you. You've got to believe me. I didn't have anything to do with them. I never saw them before.  Thank you. Now, the officers are here to just talk to you. They want to ask you a couple of questions. There's nothing wrong. I mean, I'm not good at my job. No. Really? You're not going to fire me? We never even considered it. I don't know how to thank you. My first job was to have a thing like this happen. Sure, appreciate it. Anything you want to know, I'll tell you. You just ask. I'll tell you. All right, Miss Evans. Have you any idea who might have stolen the merchandise? Well, didn't you tell them what I said, Mr. Dunlop? Well, I thought it would be better if they heard it from you. Oh, I see. Well, I think I know who they were. I've tried to remember all the people I waited on, everyone. There's only two that stand out, like they were different. How do you mean different, Miss? Well, they didn't seem like the other customers. You know, like they really wanted to buy something. They just wanted to look around. I could tell they didn't really want to take anything with them. We had a course on that in school. I had to tell if a customer really wanted to buy. That was one of the class problems, was to sell a customer who didn't really want to buy anything. Yes, ma'am, about these people, what was it they did that makes you think they might have been the shoplifters? Well, first the way they talked. I was trying to wait on other people at the same time and they kept me showing them all kinds of things. Took me almost a half an hour to clean up after they left. There were two people, is that right? Yeah, a man and a woman. Can you give us the description of them? I told Mr. Dunlop all about it. You want me to go over again? I've got it, Joe. I'm having a tight for you now. All right, fine. You want me to tell it again? Well, we'll check it with you, yes, ma'am. What kind of things do these people want to see, ma'am? Just about everything at the counter. They had me some mixed up. I didn't know what to do. Told you I was trying to wait on another customer. Woman who wanted to buy a suit, I kept trying to take care of her. She finally left. These two were causing me so much trouble. Every time I left them, I couldn't even take care of the woman. She got mad and left. I don't really blame her. You know, Mr. Dunlop, there really should be more people up there. Only three girls, and when we get busy, they're just on enough to go around. Lots of customers walk out. Well, we'll see what we can do. Lots of times they walk out without buying something because there isn't anybody to help them. That's the woman who walked out. Could you describe her for us? You bet. She was real nice. Had a lot of patience. Kept waiting for me to go back and take care of the troublemakers. Never said a word. What can you tell us what she looked like? Well, I'd say she's about 35. It's hard to say for sure. She took a real good care of herself. You know, hair all nice and good makeup, not cheap like. Nice hands and a manicure. Was she carrying any packages when she came in? Do you remember? Hmm. Gee, I gotta think about that. I don't think so. Oh, you know, a couple of paper bags like from the Notions Department. Maybe face cream or clown, things like that. No large boxes? No. I don't see why you're so interested in her. The other two were the ones who caused the trouble. They're the ones who must have taken things. Why you asking about the lady? How was she dressed, do you remember? Oh, just beautiful. She had on a gray suit with large lapels. Kind of peplum that came out like this. Rhinestone buttons. Beautiful, good taste. She wearing a collar? Mm-hmm. Long. Had a stand-up collar, real full-skirt, tight bodice. Why was she looking at the suit? Over by the counter.  She knew what she wanted, looked at the material, the way they were made. She'd bought if I could have spent a little time with her. She liked the merchandise, liked everything I showed her. Mm-hmm. How many things did you take off the racks for? I guess she looked at a dozen styles.  That seemed to be all she was interested in. You don't think she had anything to do with the student though, do you? Well, it looks like she was the one who did the actual taking of the merchandise. The other two were there to keep you busy. I can't believe that. She was so nice, never seemed to get upset. Even when I couldn't spend more time with her, real nice. Couldn't get upset at all when she couldn't find what she wanted. I'm afraid you're wrong, man. Mm-hmm. She found it. We continue to interrogate the witness. We got complete descriptions of the trail, their physical appearance, and their method of operation matched those of the gang Frank and I had been looking for for the past six weeks. Alice Evans was shown mug shots of known shoplifters, but she was not able to give us an identification. We made arrangements for her to come down to the office and check additional mug files. The average citizen looks at shoplifting as a petty nuisance, which businessmen are expected to endure. It's not entirely true. Shoplifting is big business. Last year, hundreds of thousands of dollars with the merchandise was stolen from stores in the Los Angeles area alone. Most of the goods stolen by organized gangs is sold to fences for final disposal. During the course of our investigation, we'd been working with stores' protective association incorporating all of the security officers in the larger businesses. M.O. bulletins had been gotten out of the gangs' activities. And what we'd been able to find out there were three people working as a unit, two women and a man. The three suspects would enter a store and split up. One of the women would pretend to be looking at merchandise while the other two suspects would engage the clerk in conversation, in that way keeping her away from the first member of the trio. The articles stolen were almost always either coats or suits and we noticed that one line of merchandise seemed to attract the criminals more than others. Monday, 3.46 p.m. Frank and I went down to a second-hand clothing store on Fifth Street to talk to the owner. You're right with him, Toby. Yeah. Hi, fellas. What's going on? Oh, I got some things I want to talk to you about, Toby. Sure, just having a cup of coffee in the back.  Fine, thank you. In here? Yeah, sit down. Get yourself together. Thanks. Now we're just fishing, Toby. Thought you might be able to come up with a little something for us, maybe. And here you go.  No, no. Oh, thanks. Don't use it. Just doing part of your work here. All right. Yeah, buy sheets. Want to get them in the mail tonight. Well, we don't want to keep you, Toby. Yeah, no trouble, Sergeant. Max's getting a little tired anyway. Just soon stop and have a cigarette. How's business? Pretty good? Hey, keep it up. Now, what can I do for you? You got anything on a boosting gang working around? Nothing more than usual. Why? Well, we got a bunch that's given us a little trouble. We're trying to come up with something that will hang together on them. Two men and a woman? Yeah, you got anything on them? Oh, nothing worth repeating. Rumbled around about the three of them. That's about it. They'll have any more out of college as sooner. Where's the information coming from? Well, you know how it is, Sergeant. You hear something here, something else there.  Yeah, I know. You got any idea where the stuff is being sold? Same answer. Rumbled got it that all the loot's being shipped out of town. Some to back east, some goes up north. I got a piece the other day that some of it's going to Mexico. Mexico, huh? Yeah, most of it's ending up in the east, though. You know any reason they'd be hitting one brand more than the others? Got a word. That's about all. What's that? The gang's laying it out around town. They'll pay up to 25 bucks per suit. You know, going prices around five, maybe six and a half. Figures that if you can do better with one line, that's what you're going to boost. Why's the price gone up? Yeah, the only way I can figure it is that they're worth more on the market. Anybody approach to you? If they had, you'd have been called right away. You know that. You got any idea where we might be able to pick up anything on the trail? Not right out, but I'll tell you one thing. What's that? Boy, I got it this forum. Yeah? Two men, two women. A man's a gun. He sets up the deals, makes a shipment. How they getting the stuff out, Toby, do you know? Pick up the kid and offer him a trip. Ask him to deliver a suitcase. Works out good for him. Carrier doesn't know who he's working for. Can't lead the cops back to the operation. That's the only way I can figure it. Is there none of the stolen stuff showing up down here? Nothing so far. Well, thanks a lot, Toby. If you hear anything, we'd sure appreciate a call. Sure thing. Real good coffee, Toby. Instant. I make it in the percolator. Well, you mean that powdered stuff? You don't have to make that in the coffee pot. Have it, I guess. Well, thanks again. We won't keep you, Toby. Oh, hang on a minute. All right. Yes, sir? What can I do for you? Buy or use clothes? Yes, sir. What have you got yourself? That's in the car. I just want to be sure you're buying stuff. Well, bring it in. We'll take a look at it. Okay, Toby. We'll see you later, huh? Right, Sergeant. Give me a call. Right. I'll be right back. Excuse me. Well, what do you think of that, Sergeant? Sure in a hurry, isn't he? Yeah, let's see why. Come on. Yeah. Right up there. Hey, hold it up there. Huh? What do you want? Right. Didn't you hear me? I asked you to wait back there. Well, sure I heard you. I didn't know you were talking to me. What do you want? Police officer. I want to step over the car. I want to ask you a couple of questions. Well, I haven't done anything. I didn't say you did. Well, why do you want to talk to me? What do you want me to come up with? Come on, let's go. All right. I'm making a mistake. I haven't done anything. Mm-hmm. You've got the wrong man. You've got no reason to talk to me. All right. Get in. All right, sit still. What are you doing? You won't find anything. I don't know what you guys are after. I haven't done anything. Take your wallet out. Why? Take it out. Here. Take the money out of it. You always carry that much money, do you? No, not always. I know. You keep the money in your hand. Give me the wallet. Oh, yeah. Is your true name? Mm-hmm. Kenneth Elgin Norris. Is your right name? Yeah. You live here now, do you? No, not now. Where do you live? I got a room over on 7. You want me to run a make on it? Yeah, will you? Here. Here's his ID. 1K80 to control 1. 1K80 to control 1. Control 1 to 1K80. Go ahead. Check for want. Kenneth Elgin Norris. That's N-O-R-R-I-S. Male white American. 26 years. 5 feet 10 and 3 quarters. 168 pounds. Black hair, brown eyes. KMA 367. 1K80, Roger, stand by. What's all that about? Checking to see if you're one of them, please. Oh, you ever been in trouble? Me with the cops? That's right. No, never. Why'd you leave the clothing store in such a hurry? I remember I had a media guy. I remember I was late. Who's the guy? A friend of mine. You wouldn't know. I'll try it. Looks like a guy named Arthur. I don't know his last name. Where were you going to meet him? A bar down the street. What about the clothes you wanted to sell? What about it? Where are they? I don't know. Well, you went in to sell something that you didn't have. Is that it? Well, I was going to pick him up from Arthur. You don't know his last name? No. How come you were going to sell the clothes? Huh? Why were you going to sell the clothes? Well, that's a silly question. Why does anybody sell anything? Because I needed the money.  Well, I got to leave town. I'm selling all my stuff. I thought you said the clothes belonged to this Arthur guy. Well, they do, but I'm going to sell them for him. He said he'd give me a piece of the profit. Why doesn't he sell them himself? Well, I don't know. You better ask him. We'll try to. I'll get the rest of the stuff out of your pocket. Come on, everything.  You know that, don't you? A real big mistake. Well, if we're wrong, we'll tell you. Yeah. Here it is. Comb, change, cigarettes and a lighter. That's all there is. You sure? Well, why would I lie? Turn your pockets inside out. Why? Turn them inside out. All right. All of them. The other one, too. Told you, I gave everything I had. There isn't anything else. Oh. What's that? Huh? Move your foot. What's this? Looks like a key. What's it for? Well, I don't know. It isn't mine. Well, maybe it belonged to Arthur. Could be. It isn't mine. Looks like a check locker key, doesn't it? Might be. I never saw it before. Came out of your pocket, didn't it? No, it didn't. Must have been on a four all the time. It isn't mine. 1K8, oh, Roger. KMA367. Thought you said you'd never been in trouble. I made a mistake. Looks like you made more than one, doesn't it? What? Maybe you were wrong about the locker key. I told you. I never saw it before. Oh, sure. You want to sit with him, Frank? Yeah. I'll get to a phone. All right. It's just a key. What does that prove? I don't know. Let's find out what it opens. We got the location of the locker.  The locks on the case had been broken. And inside, we found 11 women's suits of the same type that had been stolen from the Los Angeles stores. All identifying labels had been removed. But we were able to find the tag issued by the National Recovery Board inside the seams of the suit. We got in touch with their Los Angeles office. They told us that the serial number had been issued to a San Francisco company. On the way back to the city hall, we stopped and searched the suspect's room thoroughly, but we found nothing. When we got to the squad room, Frank went to the business office to arrange a phone call to San Francisco. And I took the suspect to the interrogation room. 6, 20 PM. You guys got to believe me. That stuff's not in mine. I don't know where it came from. Where'd you get the key? It's not mine. I never saw it before. That's kind of hard to buy. Well, I don't care if you want it or not. That's the way it is. Tell us a little more about this author, will you? I told you everything I know. Where'd you meet him? In a bar down on Main. I told you that before. Now, what's the matter? Don't you believe me? You're making it tough to believe. I'm telling you the truth. Where'd the suits come from? I don't know. All right, here. Take another look at them. Might help you remember, huh? They went in the suitcase when Arthur gave them to me. That's all I know. Where'd he get them? I don't know. Do you steal it? Well, I don't know. Why'd he give them to you? He just said he wanted me to take care of them. He told us before he wanted you to sell them, didn't he? Well, he did. Where were you going to make the payoff after they were sold? He said he'd get in touch with where? Around. He said he'd find me. He gave you over $500 for the suits, and he said he'd get in touch with you, huh? That's right. When? Sometimes. He didn't name a date? No, he just said he'd look me up. How many times have you been arrested? He got the record. Why are you asking me? He wants you to tell us. I don't know. I forget. We'll take a guess. Well, a few times. Five? You got the record. When's the last time you checked with your parole officer? I forget. You know your packages tabbed? No, I didn't know until I heard on the radio. You had no idea, huh? No. You went up for burglary, is that right? Yeah, he sent me up to the joint. You know you're going back, don't you? Yeah, I guess. Not going to look good to have another charge marked on you. What do you mean? Burglary. How'd you dig that one up? These suits, if you can't explain them, it isn't going to look too good, is it? Look, I told you Arthur gave them to me, and he said he'd get in touch with you. Yeah, that's right. Sure. Come up with the answers, yeah? Said he doesn't know them. Yeah? We can help, hmm? Just got through talking with a Georgia writer up north. Where? You check the records, code numbers, and the shipment to the Woodfield Department Store. Looks like the bunch were after. Now, who's Arthur? You mean the suits were stolen? You called it. Who's Arthur? Look, I don't want to go back to the joint in a beef like this. We don't decide that. But if I help you guys, you'll take care of me. You'll talk to my parole officer. Can't make any deals with you. But I don't want to fall this way. That's up to you, mister. You're sitting in the middle. Now, which way do you want to go? Nobody can help you, but yourself.  Might be the way you figured it. What's the matter? Doesn't Arthur like you? OK, I'll go the route, ma'am. I'll tell you where to find him. He called a stenographer and Kenneth Norris gave us a complete statement. He said that he'd been approached by a man that he knew only as Arthur and asked to carry a suitcase to St. Louis. Once there, a man would have him paid at the airport and take the police from it. In return for this service, the suspect was to be paid $100 and his expenses. Norris explained that he decided he could do better by selling the contents of the suitcase himself. This information was forwarded to the St. Louis Police Department. We got a complete description of the man he knew as Arthur and had the suspect checked through the mug books, but he wasn't able to make an identification. We got in touch with his parole officer and told him that we had Norris in custody. We asked that we'd be allowed to detain him for a few days. The following morning, we met with chief detective Stad Brown and Captain Welsh. We decided that Norris would take us to the bar where he'd met the thief and he'd point him out. Norris would then be brought back to the main jail and booked, and I would try to establish myself with this Arthur. In that way, we would have a better chance of building a case that we could take to court and apprehending the entire shoplifting gang. On Wednesday morning, September 22nd, Norris, Frank, and I drove over to Main Street. We checked the bar, but the suspect wasn't there. We waited in our car, which was parked down the street. Arthur failed to arrive. He didn't show up at the bar on Thursday or Friday. Saturday, 12.40 p.m. Norris pointed down the street. There, that's him just going into place. Tell him a great suit there. Yeah, that's him, sure. I've got no reason to lie, have I? All right, Frank. Yeah. You want to take Norris back to the office, okay, I'll be right back. All right. Sergeant? Yeah. I'll give you something for free. Yeah, what's that? Take it easy with Arthur. Don't press. How do you mean, man? He's a pretty rough guy. That's so? Yeah, here he carries a gun. He'll out of trouble if he's got it with him. Not unless he tries to use it. Frank hit the curb and walked into the bar. I saw the man that we knew was Arthur sitting at the rear of the place. I took a seat near the front door and ordered a cup of coffee. In a few minutes, I walked back toward Arthur. Something you want? Yeah, I wondered if I could have one of your cigarettes there. There's a machine up front. If I had the price, I'd have bought a pack coming in. All right. Here. Got a match? How you fix for Brett? Look, I just asked you for a cigarette.  Oh, mind. Here's your match. Thank you. Hey, you. Yeah.  All the way. You kept in town? This morning. Where from? Up north. Narrow it down. Look, mister, here's your cigarette bag. Give me one of these. Doesn't entail you to my life story. You hungry? I haven't eaten for two days. Here. Thanks. Appreciate this. How long you going to be in town? Well, depends on how things work out. You got a job? I'm going to look. What do you do? Whatever pays. Tell you what? So? I got some friends around town. Might be able to use you. Check with me in a couple of days. Might be able to do something for you. How do I get in touch with you? Meet me here. I tag the place a couple times a week. Just ask if Arthur's around. What's your name? That's what I'm using this season. If you look me up, kid, we'll work something out. Yeah. I'm sure we will. I sat and talked to Arthur for another half hour. During that time, he wouldn't tell me his last name and I had no way of finding out anything more about him. At 1210, I saw Frank drive by the front door. That was the signal that the crew of detectives were standing by to follow the suspect. I left the bar and walked down Main Street up to 7. Frank was waiting for me. We drove back to the city hall and discussed what had happened with Chief Brown and Captain Welch. During the next three days, Arthur was kept under constant surveillance. He didn't drive an automobile. He contacted no one. We were able to learn a considerable amount about the man. Although he didn't try to make contact with any other members of the gang, it was obvious that he was the prime fence and that he was directing the operation. Wednesday afternoon, I walked into the bar on Main Street. Arthur wasn't there, but the bartender said that he was expecting him. I waited. At 647 p.m., the suspect entered the place. I left the bar and motioned me back. Hi. I've been looking for you. You're all right.  I can sure use a touch. You like to travel? I think you might have something for you. You've got to go out of town, though. For dough? I wouldn't ask you any other way. What do I have to do? A friend of mine has a suitcase he wants delivered to a party in Chicago. Why doesn't he send it by mail? All your expenses? $100? Well, what's in the suitcase? There isn't any of your business. What happens if I get picked up? I don't know. I'm not carrying anything hot. You've got to take my word for it, James. All right. Who do I deliver the suitcase to? I'll meet you in the morning. I'll give you the bag then. Catch the 10 o'clock plane. When you land at Chicago, go to the coffee shop. You'll be paid to meet the man and give him the suitcase. Well, I know if it's the right guy. We'll give you the name. All right. Where do I meet you? I'll pick you up. One more thing. How about the money? You won't need any going back. When you turn over the suitcase to my friend, he'll give you the 100. You already have your ticket. All right. Sounds okay. Not as permanent as I'd like.  I'll meet you here then at 8 in the morning? All right. I'll be on time. I don't want you to miss that plane. I don't want anything to go wrong. No, don't worry. What? Neither do I. I left the bar and met Frank. We stood to the front of the place and at 9.56 p.m. the suspect came out. He called a cab and we followed him. We went out to the apartment where we knew he lived. Frank and I waited out front. At 11.20 a car pulled up in front of the place and three people got out. They matched the description of the thieves in our shoplifting operation. They were carrying a large suitcase. Frank and I went up to Arthur's apartment. Number 408. Oh, honestly. I get the dark. What are you doing here? What's this all about? Cop, a lousy cop. I should have known. I thought I could trust you. I thought you were honest. You sure pick him a cop for a messenger, boy. You're real smart. I thought I could depend on him. I thought he was honest. You don't know what the word means. How about it, mister? The lousy cop, Georgia Baxter Nielsen and Dorothy Marie Simpson were tried and convicted of burglary in the second degree 14 counts. They received sentence as prescribed by law. Burglary in the second degree is punishable by imprisonment and the state penitentiary for a period not less than one, nor more than 15 years. You have just heard Dragneft, the authentic story of your police force in action and starring Jack Webb, a presentation of the United States Armed Forces Radio Service.


Routing gets easier with URL pattern baked into the browser. The Eyedropper API provides a built-in tool for selecting colors. There's a new origin trial that allows you to opt in to receiving the reduced user agent string now. And there's plenty more. I'm Pete LaPage. Let's dive in and see what's new for developers in Chrome 95. Nearly all web apps depend on routing in some way. Whether it's code that runs on the server that maps a path to files on disk or logic in a single page app that updates the DOM when the URL changes. URL pattern is a new web platform API that standardizes routing pattern syntax. It builds on the foundation of existing frameworks making it easier to perform common routing tasks. For example, matching against full URLs or URL path names and returning information about the token and group matches. If you're already familiar with the routing syntax used in Express or Ruby on Rails or Path to Regex, this is going to look familiar. To use it, create a new URL pattern and provide the details that you want a pattern match against. Patterns can contain wildcards named token groups, regular expression groups, and group modifiers. For example, let's take a look at the URL pattern that might be used by Google Docs. We'll specify the kind of file, the file ID, and what mode we want it to open in. Then to use the pattern, we can call either test or exec. URL pattern is enabled by default in Chrome and Edge version 95 and above. And for browsers or environments like Node that don't support it yet, you can use the URL pattern polyfill library. Check out Jeff's article on web.dev for complete details. Almost every design app I've ever used has an eyedropper tool making it easy to figure out what color something is. Some browsers will show an eyedropper with input type equals color, but it's not ideal and it's not consistent. The eyedropper API implemented by the folks at Microsoft bring a proper eyedropper tool to the web. To use it, create new eyedropper instance, then call open on it. Like many modern web APIs, the open call is asynchronous so it doesn't block the main thread. When the user clicks on the color they want, open will resolve with the color that they clicked on. I've linked to a quick little demo in the notes for this video. Did you catch the PWA Summit earlier this month? It was great to see so many folks talking about PWAs and sharing their experiences. If you missed it, all the videos are up, so be sure to check them out at pwasummit.org. User agent reduction is an effort to reduce passive fingerprinting surfaces by reducing the information in the user agent string to only the browser's brand and significant version, its desktop or mobile distinction and the platform it's running on. Starting in Chrome 95, there's a new origin trial that allows you to opt in to receiving the reduced user agent string now. You can use this to discover and fix problems before the reduced user agent becomes the default behavior in Chrome. The changes will be applied incrementally over a number of releases, but everything you need to prepare and test is ready right now. All the details and timeline are in the post on developers.chrome.com. Of course, there's plenty more. If you've been following the file system access and storage foundation API work, there's a new origin trial for access handles. WebAssembly now provides exception handling support, which allows code to break the control flow when an exception is thrown. And Chrome 100 is coming up. It's time to make sure that any code that checks the browser version can handle three digits. All the details, including links, docs and specs are in the updates post on developer.chrome.com and linked in the description. Hit the subscribe button so that you don't miss any of our great content, like ways that you can improve your dev skills and what's new in DevTools. You can now hide specific issues in the issues tab to focus only on those issues that matter to you. Or, Jake and Surma diving deep into some fun content for HTTP 203. Is the layout being defined by the CSS? Or is it being defined by the CSS plus the content plus the HTML? And when you're saying, you know, one FR, one FR, one FR, that's the CSS saying there is going to be three columns here. Whereas if the auto version, it's like, I don't know, let's see what's in there. I'm Peter Page, and as soon as Chrome 96 is released, be right here to tell you what's new at Chrome.


What's going on and welcome to the NBA DFS Q&A show? My name is Tom Vecchio I am here for the next 30 minutes taking your questions about tonight's massive 13 game NBA sleep There's a lot to get to we are pretty set on the injury front outside of a few players There's a ton of value on this late. There's also a ton of star players You want to be paying up for so like I can take your questions We can talk about some betting lines. We can talk about really anything about this slate starting off just a quick recap or I should say just a quick a little note of some of the bets that I made already I took the Nets plus two early this morning the Hawks minus two Jimmy Butler over I think it's 36 and a half points rebounds assist Combined I think it's 36 and a half 35 and half somewhere around there for Jimmy Butler and then Subbonus the over as well on him it yet 36 and a half for Jimmy baller And I think it's 38 and a half for subbonus on the Pacers. Those are the only four I've made so far today I think it's be going to be a pretty good slate Certainly liking the potential usage for Jimmy Butler with a few players missing out of their line It's up to 39 for subbonus. I got it at 38 Grimm is asking thoughts on McKinney melting Williams sharp as Edwards are they word-started? Yes, so I'm personally big on the Anthony Melton and day run sharp Those are two players. I wrote up on number fire the daily value article Three NBA values that I do Everyday I'm personally big on them But obviously there's a case to be made for Zaire Williams along with Alfonso McKinney. I'm certainly siding with going to Melton and sharp as the top two out of that group and Those two have been making their way into my lineup my lineups in a big way Just some of the immense value that we have on tonight's slate like going with the stars and scrubs build is Probably my priority tonight and basically the only way I'm going to be going about things So Melton and sharp both should be very popular again You can make the case for the other three players, but if I have to pick two out of that group It's going to be Melton and then sharp then probably Williams and then Edwards and then McKinney and like in that order. That's where I'm targeting So those two have been in my lineups a huge amount along with Getting to plenty of Joe Ingalls at $3,700. He should be in the starting lineup He's Don Ben Mitchell is out for the Utah Jazz Really opening up a lot of value, but it doesn't stop there. We also should be seeing Terence Davis in the starting lineup for Sacramento because Tyrese Halliburton is out. So we're locking in four players Halliburton is out So we're locking in four players that are all under $5,000 Who should all be starting all be seeing a high 20s low 30s when it comes to minutes and you're left with? 8600 per player remaining allows you to go whatever way you want when it comes to line of construction And really there's plenty of options to spend up for I know a lot of people on tonight's slate probably me prioritizing one of Hardin or Kyra Irving you can do so we have a tense goop all playing in a game that has a What is it a 229 over under it's a seven-point spread you could certainly go there going to Trey young as well is also an option You still have the salary to do so you're locking in a lot of value along with three players that all have massive upside And then you have about $6,000 per player remaining you can find two options at point guard and center so really locking in some of these core values is the way that I'm going to To start things and whether you want to pivot off them and take some value at center take more value at point guard Etc. Etc. There's just an immense amount of options on tonight's late So this is kind of where I'm starting you know some combination of these players also potentially getting to The value Deandre Hunter is certainly going to be in the mix for me as well He's only 5,000 depending on where you know you lock some players in depending on their positional eligibility going to Diallo also for Detroit for a bit of value. He's right on the the edge of what I consider value at 5,600 again depending on where you roster players for their given position I owe do sumo for the bulls also making his way into the conversation. I mean you're left with 9700 per player remaining for four positions. You can legitimately roster anyone you want at that spot Brandon is asking are you high on conchar or do sumo? It would be I owe do sumo going with rosier and revenge game him or Fox I like the potential upside for rosier especially gets that three-point shot going But ultimately I think the game environment overall for Darren Fox really should be shaping up to be a good one This game has a two 220 what's the over 221 over under it's a seven point spread We should be seeing just a really straightforward game at least I think from the Kings It's an easy matchup for them going up against the Pistons run the second night But back-to-back there's no Halliburne in the line for the Kings So I like the potential for you know, obviously extra offensive usage for Fox. So if I have to choose between Rosier or Fox I would lean towards Fox But it's not as if I don't want exposure to roger and I would choose I owe do sumo out of that bunch DJ is asking how high are you on taking the spread and money line on Portland and Charlotte tonight? the spread on Portland and Charlotte tonight Okay, so I would lean towards Portland ahead of things and I think the money line on Charlotte is obviously a bit more interesting than Portland obviously you're hoping for a lot from Portland, you know Miami. They are a bit shorthanded. No Kyle Lowry No, Tyler hero, but they did get Bama to bio back the other day I still think the heat should take care of business will they cover? You know to be determined the Hornets I have more faith in them winning that game outright Over the Celtics than I do then I would Portland in that matchup Play Gabe Vincent tonight Gabe Vincent, you know, he's a solid option this game with a 211 over-under. I think is only going to be You know so good like again I have some interest in Jimmy baller as I said I already bet on the over for his points rebounds assist That was after hero was ruled out. So I have some interest in this game It's just going to be in a limited capacity just due to the 211 over-under and given the other options We have on the slate with these higher over-unders This is really where we want to be attacking for some, you know, some serious fantasy upside. So, you know Toronto and Dallas Like this game just doesn't move the needle a whole lot Whereas the other and I said this on the podcast for the daily ISO today like Orlando and Philadelphia like this game is Okay, it's just simply not as good with a game that has an over-under. That's 20 points higher And and that's kind of where Portland in Miami fall they fall into a game That's good, but not great if I end up with lineups with none of the players in them I'm not gonna be worried about it focusing on some of these games that just have much higher over-under singing that the 230 range Compared to a game. That's at 211 or 214 So it's not that I don't like those players. It's just that I think we can find a little bit You know stronger options at their given positions When it comes to the injury front on tonight's late, I don't think that there's too much We need to be like massively worried about I you know LeBron is listed as as probable That's kind of one of the main things window Carter. You could be getting some value there If two more Kiki is in the starting lineup for the Orlando magic. That's fine. Kelly Ubray He can get hot off at times off the bench for Charlotte, but not a massive change Gary Trent You know maybe Drew holidays probably the biggest injury issue we have when he comes to tonight's late if he's not in there You know, we have seen George Hill in the starting lineup in the past few games for the Bucks You know as I mentioned again on the podcast George Hill not a player I'm necessarily looking towards even if he is starting just a player. That's simply not producing a whole lot of Fancy points even when he is in the starting line So this is just generally a player that I'm not looking towards playing You know over 30 minutes and producing 11 feinting points is not something that I'm really interested in at all I would have interest in going to Pat Conniton or Dante D'Evincenzo just because they're slightly cheaper We do see them fill up the statue a little bit more along with providing a little bit more scoring upside compared to George Hill So drew holidays probably the biggest injury issue on tonight's slate You know Brogdon, I guess also you could make the case that he's somewhat important because if Dwayne Washington is gonna be in the starting lineup at $3,500 and game with a 225 Overunder that's also a pace-up spot for Indiana because they're 21st and Lee and the Lakers are sitting up at first Yeah, Dwayne Washington at the minimum salary could You know could be an option you want to consider The Lakers as we know if you've been following the NBA We know that they're not playing super strong defense as of late these game logs don't look amazing for Dwayne Washington But 25 plus minutes have a player that's $3,500. He would certainly make his way into my starting lineup Start a Riva a Riza for savings purposes, you know, a Riza isn't a player that I often look towards For the Lakers at $3,900 at power forward if you need an option. That's that cheap Let's see girl. Let's just go to power for overall ultimately. We can start Joe Ingalls at power for it. Is it shooting guard? Yeah, Ingalls is just shooting guard a small forward So at $3,900 at power forward who would I look to instead of a Riza? He just doesn't carry a whole lot of upside It's not a player. I'm really ever too interested in rostering. I Mean it sharp is 4500. So it's slightly more expensive It you know a little bit different of a salary range if you can't get there You know saying goon at $4,000 isn't isn't the worst option. I'd probably prefer him over a Riza Let's see what the projections at power for who's a good value play. Yeah, say goon is up there again sharp is 5400 slightly more expensive even Galanari in a great game environment against Minnesota. He's 44 There aren't many that are like below 4,000 if you're looking for that exact or Jeremiah Robinson Earl, you know, he's a decent value play today So a Riza is simply not a player that I consider too much I would you know try to bump up of it to 45 $4,900 range if you can find those savings in your lamp to get to a player like sharp Galanari You know somewhere around there, maybe even Chumo Kiki fees in the starting lineup for the magic So a Riza is just generally a player that I just don't ever have in my player pool You know if you jump up further to Bogdanovich going up against the Houston Rockets That's really worse a spot where you would like to go, but that's obviously a bit of a different salary tier So these are the main value plays that I'm gonna be targeting tonight And this is obviously that something that should not be a surprise to anyone. We should see many of these players specifically Melton Davis sharp and do sumo be very very chalky tonight. This is kind of The core essentially for a lot of my value plays again mixing in Deandre Hunter mixing in Diallo, some of these mid-range value plays and then going to Murray going to Trey young Irving Harden attend to Kumpo at the other positions to you know load up on some of those stars Grimm is asking city Bay Lou Dorre jaren Jackson or Keldon Johnson That's a group. That's a good group of players in that so I absolutely love the matchup and the overall game environment for Jaren Jackson and Keldon Johnson Those are two players that I you know specifically like tonight, but city Bay going up against Sacramento It's not as if we're worried about the Kings defense. I said I was big on Diallo You know, it's kind of a coin flip between Diallo and Bay if you end up with Bay. That's certainly fine I would take Johnson. I would take Jaren Jackson and Keldon Johnson ahead of Dorre and Bay. Absolutely Jerry's saying I like Yannis Harden Lamella ball type of build what are your thoughts? That's totally totally an option tonight So now we have some of these players like these the values that I'm kind of leaning towards and if you wanted to get to Lamella balls 80 200 and Harden I Mean we're working with value you have the stars that you want and you're still working with 6500 per player remaining to fill in two spots And if you weren't high on you know one of these specific value plays and you wanted to swap in someone else You're still working with plenty of salary available so Finding out the value I think is on you know these kind of stars and scrubs type build is certainly the route that I start with I want to find those value plays I want to lock in the players that are gonna be seeing an increased amount of minutes or whatever it might be given their You know team situation injury situation all those sorts of things and then it's filtering in the value place So I like Harden tonight, but I also like Murray, right? I also want to be spending up for a tentacumpal But I also want to you know focus sometimes getting some of those you know some of that salary that equivalent salary at the center position So I figure out some of the value plays first and then you know filter in the different stars that I like Who am I top two studs on tonight's plate? It would be a tentacumpal and Harden Green on YouTube is asking those are my top two after that overall After a tentacumpal and Harden It would probably be Yokech Murray Trey young subbonus That's probably That's the probably route that I'm going for my my stars tonight not with Butler in the line of Pete takes in front of Jimmy But yeah, if you can have Butler in there as well, that's certainly fine Can you play a Harden and Irving in cash games? I think that's certainly fine that we know the usage is gonna be there for both of them this game environment against Washington is as ideal of a matchup as we possibly have it's a massive overunder with a one-point spread It is a game that features two teams that don't specifically play a whole lot of defense Right, we're not worried about Washington's defense as I've said before the Nets have regressed on defense overall So looking to a high overunder game with a one-point spread for two players that are gonna be seeing high usage Like is this I don't know if there's a big enough sample size for this specific starting lineup, but let's see Durant is out Bambri's questionable Claxton is out Paul Millsap is out. I obviously hard Irving hasn't been in here a whole ton. So we're not dealing with a massive sample size of minutes for him But I mean two players with over 30% usage rate both producing one point three zero Higher when it comes to fan two points bring it absolutely spot. You can go for both Harden and Irving love this game environment. Like I said, I already took the Nets I think that this is a bounce back spot for them No kind of a weird game for them especially at the end of the game the other day against Cleveland I think they need a bounce back against a beatable Washington team. So I already took Brooklyn plus two early this morning Jerry's saying that's a lot of value in Chicago and Cleveland a game with a coro could be one of those guys from Chicago Etc. Yeah, I like all those. I like all those value plays. I'm leaning a little bit more towards I owe do sumo as the my top value play out of that game Green is asking can I go mega chalk and build around Osumo Davis and Melton and cash? Yeah As I said, I don't know if you just joined but those are Three the the key value plays that I am big on so Melton This is where I started off the stream. This is where I started off going with Some of my the core value plays that I'm working with these five Right, these five Melton do sumo Ingalls Davis and sharp This is where I'm starting off a lot of my value and then a lot of my build and some of the builds are gonna have a tentacumpo and Harden and some of them are gonna have, you know Yoke it's in Harden and Yoke it's in Trey young and and Trey young in a tentacumpo like that sort of mix But these are like the core five that I'm starting with so Love those sumo Davis and Melton. Yeah, they're all super chalky and they're super chalky for a reason like this is what happens in MVA DFS like everyone's on the same value plays everyone's on You know some of these sort of mid-ranges place because we know they're gonna be locked in for so many minutes Whatever it might be their usage is gonna be increased because they're gonna be in the starting line up or a player happens to be out like Halliburton being out for the Kings and Don Vimiccio being out for Utah and Chicago is a number of player players out Memphis has a number of players out So I am totally on board with all of these players right here and then I mean, it's you know pick your Pick your flavor at the at the star position Is there a sixth man that you like you putting your lineup as a non-starter in the four thousand to five thousand dollar range I'm leaning towards running Clark thoughts on that So love this love this type of question where it's like a player who's going to play a big role off the bench They're gonna be probably in the mid-twenties when it comes to minutes. They're probably not gonna be super popular They're not super expensive like who's a player that can exceed value and also has a good game environment So Brenton Clark is always a solid option for that one of my favorites to go to is always gonna be buddy healed just because He takes an insane amount of threes every night He's a little bit more expensive than you're specifically asking for he's up at $5,800 But the three point upside he brings is absolutely awesome and Galanari is also that type of player that can Get hot from the field, but also Alex Caruso expected to be back in the lineup for the Bulls Yes, a player that we know isn't like a massive pure score But he gets it done so often in the peripheral stag category can also rack a ton of steals Which we know are so so valuable. So Caruso I totally on board with Clark but outside of him if you're looking for other options It would be buddy healed if you can get up to 5,800, but Caruso is 4,500 and then Galanari is 44. So a couple players in that range one slightly above it Do you have any money picks for Detroit Sacramento? Do you mean like a betting betting in terms of that game? I would have to look at some The Kings like the King should be able to win this game. I would lean towards the over in this Let's look at some of these player combos is where I generally like to go for most These are all good the kid kind of 27 and a half It's not too bad Diallo at 21 and a half I actually like the over on that as I said Diallo is one of those other value plays or Some of the value play that I'm targeting he's up at 5600 so if you're looking for like a bet in that game I would lean towards the over and then the over on Diallo 21 and a half points rebounds assist combined I'm gonna fade at high price centers and play on Yaka Akangu green is saying on on YouTube Totally option. You know as I said on the on the podcast and the daily isolates morning like I'm I'm a slightly worried about this overall game environment for Joel and beat. I'm worried about him Reaching value tonight simply due to the fact that a this game has a lower over under and we're dealing with an 11 and a half point spread Right, this has some serious blowout potential So I don't I'm not worried about like the 76ers winning this game when it comes down to I'm worried about and be reaching value where he simply doesn't have to play a lot in the fourth quarter Because the 76ers are taking care of business and they're just up by so much against the matchup because it's a super easy matchup So if you want to fade these top options and spend down to on Yaka Akangu at What is it forty eight hundred forty forty nine hundred four on Yaka Akangu?  I Mean you take the value at center to take the value at the wing position you spend up a point guard You spend up for a tentacumpo or LeBron whatever it might be Jerry's saying it's a big chalky night. That's what it's certainly looking like You're also saying you like Jordan Clarkson and healed as non-starters Clarkson is yeah Clarkson is always one of the go-to players on the jazz when Donovan Mitchell is out No matter where you look across the industry today or not just today But literally anytime Donovan Mitchell has been out over the past what? Three seasons Jordan Clarkson has been there since he got traded It's always going to Donovan Mitchell or always going to Clarkson when Donovan Mitchell is out So totally liking Clarkson as well subbonus or siacum tonight I'm leaning towards siacum simply due to the game environment, right? This two oh was it two oh six over under two oh eight over under for Toronto and Dallas is just simply not as good as 225 for Indiana and Los Angeles as I already said I took the over on subbonus 38 and a half points rebounds assist combined I took the over on that earlier today. So I'm leaning towards the bonus like nine times out of ten In a compared to a game that has a two oh eight over under that's just how I view view things How do you feel about Aldridge versus Washington? Does he see 25 plus minutes and he played on cash green on YouTube is asking? That's a good question. Let's just see what he's projected at Projected for 20 minutes, which isn't a surprise. We should certainly see you know him sharp You know, I'm not gonna be surprised if we do see Blake Griffin get a few more minutes for the Nets tonight Just because they are so shorthanded You know at the big man position milk sap out So I don't expect anyone to play over 30 minutes for the Nets. That's kind of the way they do things I think it's going to be a full rotation. So 25. I think is stretching it for Aldridge. I would not play him in cash No Can you go LeBron over Yanis? Of course you can I mean there's There's nothing to say that LeBron can outperform Yanis on a point-per-dollar basis and or match him just straight up or exceed him when it comes to a You know fantasy production. They're both in great game environments. This is 225. This one's at two Where's this one 229? So they're both essentially the same a seven point spread a five point spread So yeah, you can absolutely go to LeBron, especially with Westbrook struggling as of late and seeing his minutes decreased Overall LeBron is always an option Jerry saying I don't see him be getting to value as I said on the podcast something I am very very You know kind of like glass half empty on I'm not going to and bead You know in large capacities tonight and maybe when push comes to shove it may not be at all tonight Grim is asking is there a better option for the Bulls winning the NBA championship or conference yet? futures for the M for the Bulls Winning the East is I mean it's plus a plus a thousand that's that's pretty good the Championship is Southwest these are divisional is their championship bet. Oh finals here we go 2100 for the Bulls, I mean that's not bad. I mean 21 to one is pretty solid. I Would certainly lean towards I would take the longer shot on the championship rather than the East Jerry saying Yaka Pertle is the man against okc. Yeah okc bad against centers This season, I mean 54.62 fainting points per game. That's what the ninth worst in the league against centers Fainting points go bear or Yoko Jet Center I would lean towards go bear love the matchup for him obviously against Houston They're literally dead last in the league against centers and the game environment, you know 231 right over under versus Houston writes 231 versus the rocks 231 14 points spread not saying that you'll get you can't or won't reach value But I mean 213 and a half is just not the same when it comes to over on I think I Mean Denver is down here in pace. Yeah, it's a little bit of a pace-up spot for them But I'll certainly take the jazz playing big up in pace to Houston who's all the way up at three So I lean towards go bear kind of fits a little bit better overall in my line of build as well Subbonus or siac. I'm already answer that it's all on subbonus tonight Is contrast sneaky and if I play him which value play out of Davis do sumo and Melton would you drop? So totally on board with You know as I've said before as I said on the podcast about this game overall You really can't convince me that there's like no one that's not worth playing like this game Minnesota Atlanta and 234 between Brooklyn and Washington like you could make a case for a lot of those players for Different region. So if you want to put him in who would you drop out of Davis do sumo or Melton? I'd probably drop Davis ultimately That's what that's what I would come down to Out of those three, you know If you don't want to roster two of both Melton and Contra from the same team in the same lineup I totally get that so then drop Melton and then roll with Davis and do sumo along with Contra. You're saying the bulls need some work. Yeah the bulls also need to get a little bit healthy, but If you're looking for a long shot like the bulls are a team that hopefully can get it done In the east, I think they're gonna obviously make the playoffs They just need to get healthy and find a little bit more consistency What are your thoughts on Keldon Johnson for San Antonio? If Kate of Bates D up if and Kate of Bates D up if he plays So this matchup I would lean a little bit more towards mainly Murray and Yacopurto with Keldon Johnson being that third option Kate of Bates D up. I think it's fine. Like I'm not trying to take too many options from the spurs They are playing slightly paced down. So I'll stick with the main usage players for the spurs. You mentioned Yacopurto before That's a player. I know I'll have in some of my lineup builds just because he fits in the mid-range at center Overall, I don't think he's going to be massively popular tonight Is there a way I can play Evan Mobley tonight Jonathan on Facebook is asking absolutely He's a player that we know carries a high ceiling. He's also a player that Is very affordable tonight only at $6,600 matchup against Chicago is What is it two 20 215 Three point spread. We do see the Cavs as road favorites continuing to be this Solid covering team, you know, I like Mobley tonight Ultimately, I don't love him. I'm not saying I hate him tonight You know, I'm saying he's a player that falls into the mid-tier where Along with the game, there are good options in this game. Some of them are better than others In this mid-tier, you know, I would I would lean towards Bobby Portis You know at $6,300 just based on the game environment ahead of him I would lean towards Brandon Clark taking a shot on him ahead ahead of uh, Mobley And probably John Collins if you could jump up a little bit in terms of salary So it's not that I don't like Mobley tonight. Uh, it's just uh You know, given where he is in terms of his salary and the game game environment overall There's just options. I think are a little bit stronger What are we doing with Dennis Schroeder tonight green on youtube is asking? Well, we need an update on If mark is smart if he's gonna play it I'm not sure if he's been officially ruled in or out yet for for Boston. Oh, he has been officially ruled out I guess that was he's still sidelined Uh for the Celtics. So I like this matchup for the Celtics Uh, it's a pace-up spot for them going up against charlotte. There's charlotte second bosson's all the way down at 17th Charlotte also not particularly strong on defense this season. Uh, were they in the You know 44 schroeder is a fine value play At point guard again, not the best option overall at point guard if you're looking for A mid-range option. I just think that there are better Uh options overall where's he at at 5700 a point guard in the mid tier Who would I look to I mean jordan clarkson at 56 if you could just swap him is an option I would take literally 10 times out of 10 ahead of schroeder. That's certainly a spot that I would go Shooting guard are there different options at 57 5800. I like dialets tonight as I said Spy can go. I know some people are gonna be on loot door as I've seen Kobe white could be in for a big night Especially if they need some you know a bit of a scoring boost with uh ball and levine still out Uh, is marvin bagley a good play draion facebook is asking You know, I I like sacramento a lot tonight. I think bagley is a fine option overall This game environment against detroit is certainly fine when we do see detroit playing faster this year than in years past There were 11th in the league and sacramento sitting at sixth So two teams in the top 11 is never a bad thing with a 2 21 over under So marvin bagley is a good option tonight Uh, overall, you know, it's nothing like jumps off the page about About him tonight for me. Can we play harden and lebron in cash? And is it wise to do some? I think you should focus on more on your Value plays uh ahead of the stars you want to lock in like what players are going to be seeing high volume of minutes Hardin certainly has the edge for me over lebron and cash as I said Harding is one of my favorite top tier plays tonight alongside attend to kumpo So i'm leaning towards harding and attend to kumpo. That's not to say that you Shouldn't play lebron, but I would lean towards harding in cash ahead of lebron Uh, yes shooters also shooting guard eligible. That's right. Uh, what's the best pace-up game in terms of one-to-one matchup? Uh, I think it would be The jazz against the rockets in a in just a one-to-one matchup or the pacers versus the lakers because The jazz are 14. The rocks are third. The pacers are 21st. The lakers are number one So two big pace-up spots for those two teams both should put them In pretty good spots All right, so that does it for today's mba q&a. We've a big 13 game slate There's a lot of value on tonight's slate As always, I'll be back next wednesday at 4 p.m. On the fandal youtube twitch twitter facebook pages You can follow me on twitter at dfs underscore tom until next time. Good luck in your contests


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Hey guys, Realistic Gaming here. Welcome back to another Roblox video. Today we're going to be playing Saw. I don't know what to expect from this game. It might be like the actual movie, all crazy and bloody and gory, but nonetheless, let's join up on it and see how it goes. Okay, and we're inside our apartment. Oh, the phone is ringing. Huh? Who could be calling at this hour? I should probably answer the phone. Oh, if I got a lot of answers on the phone, then here we go towards the phone and click this bad boy. Okay. What? There's like some alien frequency going on. Oh my god. Okay. Can you stop that? That noise is horrible, dude. Ow. Okay. Uh, oh. Okay. Why is the TV red? And who turned out my lights? Is this a power outage? Not really because there's still light in the kitchen.  Okay, so do we go towards the red TV? Okay, nothing's happening here. Dude, who is at the door? Oh my god. I don't know. Somebody's knocking at the door, you guys. I don't know. We should go open it because if we open that, I know something bad's gonna happen, but here goes nothing. Oh my god. Okay, uh, click. Oh, there's nobody out there. Hello? Dude, there's no. Oh. Okay, he spoke too soon. They knocked his out code. Oh my god.  Okay. From the words of Wolf, something that led Tetris. I couldn't read that. Wolfpack Studios presents. All right. What's up, Wolfpack Studios? What are you presenting to us? Saw. All right. So it's a pretty cool intro to the game already. Oh my god. Okay. Game made, contain, sensitive topics. Oh my god. Okay. Yes, we know that. I've seen the movie. Trust me. Okay, play info. Let's just play. How would you like to play Saw? Well, I guess we have no other option, but third person. Why does he even give us an option? Made no sense. Oh my god. Dude, look, there's a skeleton right here. Looks like somebody had trouble escaping. Oh, they were tied up. Oh god. Okay, let's see what's going on here. Darkness shows what cannot normally be seen. All right. So it seems like we have to go in the dark or something. What is that? A radio? Click this bad boy. It's Saw. What do you want to play with you, man? What? What is he saying? It's too difficult to understand this dude. One step closer. Dude, it's so difficult to understand what he's saying like his voice. It's like too dark. Okay. All I'm getting is that this man is angry at the humans. Okay. Are you done talking? Thank you. Okay. So whatever he said, I don't know, but we're fighting for our life out here. Oh my god. Okay. What do we do? Can I just leave? Oh. Oh, look, there's an X. X marks the spot. Okay, there's an X there, but maybe we need a weapon to open it. Oh, look, what is that? The water pipe is missing a valve. Isn't this the valve? It's a valve. I could put this on a pipe. Place the valve here. Let's turn this. I think we got the water to run. Oh, and the key came out of the toilet. It's a machete. Weak and stable. Man, whatever. It's a weapon, man. That'll be useful for anything. Okay. So we got the key. I mean the machete. Let's try to use it here. Oh, there is something right there. What is that? Let's click it. Oh, it opened the door. Okay. So we got past stage one. Oh my god. There's a little jigsaw toy right here. Dude, that is so creepy. He's just there. Okay, judgment. Oh, what is that supposed to mean? Why is there a red and a green one of these? Oh god, is that thing going to blow? It's a candle. Oh, it mounted a key. Right, a keypad. A key used to open the door mark with the one. Right, so we use this for here. Oh my god. Okay, we have to be careful and make sure there's no trip wires or any traps around here. Anybody out here? I see a TV. Maybe it's time to watch TV, our favorite TV show. Okay, let's check out. There's a fire extinguisher over here. Maybe we can use that. Let's click it. No, it's not working. Why is it not working? Oh my god. Okay. It's another lie like the cake or look, there's a switch. Maybe we, oh. What's up with the creepy music, yo? Okay, so we have to open this again. Oh my god. Okay. You answered the phone? Oh, it was a phone from that one movie. I forgot the name of it, but it's that a faint voice can be heard slightly. Fires and nesses to life. Find your life. Okay. Oh, maybe he wants to check the fire. The fire roars. Okay, so now I think we use the fire extinguisher and get something out of there. Okay, you have obtained the fire extinguisher. There you go.  All right, so we got this fire key now. I don't know where to use this thing. Maybe that this door over here. Oh, it did open. All right. Nice. Oh my god. There's a trap right there. Like a mass trap. Nothing looks crazy, yo. Okay, so let's melt this candle. Can we melt this? No. Okay, whatever, man. I'm out of here. Dude, I'm surprised we haven't ran into like a trap or anything. Okay, I think this place just has to be paranoid. What is this? Oh, there's a tape. The tape plays. This room is rigged with explosives. What? There are three of them in this room. Hide and hope yours is in the trap. What? Okay, so these have a bomb in them and I'm supposed to hide in one? Oh my god, this is madness. Okay, let's just go in here. Oh my god. I don't have a good feeling about this. Okay, so these three ovens have bombs in them and we're hoping we don't blow up and then second now we made it. Oh my god. Okay, we survived it. Dude, we were so lucky. Okay, now we didn't survive. We're burning. Dude, what? This thing lied to me. Okay, so now we're going to burn to death. Okay, this is just tragic, man. Oh my god. Okay, our destiny has come, you guys. I mean, I am a waffle, but it seems like I'm just trapped here. Okay, there you go. Never mind, I'm burning. All right, you guys, well, I'm going to have to rejoin because apparently I'm going to burn. And there you go. All right, the respawn is nice. Okay, so now can we move on? Dude, that was so sad. We legit burned to death. Oh, okay. Why is there, oh my god, okay, what's falling? Dude, there's saws falling from the ceiling. K saw. I see what you're doing here, man. Oh my god. Okay, we made it and we made it. Yes, we made it out of there. Okay, what? Where do we go? Where do we go from here? Dude, it's raining saws. Oh my god, we just fell through the map. I don't think that was supposed to happen. Yo, what? The game is killing me itself. All right, there you go. Okay, so I think we're supposed to click these. Oh, okay, they'll blow up, man. Okay, so I think we're supposed to activate all of these before we move on. Why can I press it? All right, there you go. Oh my dude, it's just raining more saws. It's getting crazier by the moment. I think the more buttons you activate, the more saws it rains. Oh my god, we couldn't. All right, this is just crazy, man. Who would have thought this? Look at this. I barely even spawned and there's like saws raining up on my head, man. Come on. Cut me some slack, yo. Okay, I'm gonna stick to the edge because that usually works in most games when you try to survive. Oh my god, okay, nice. Well, come on, we got this, dude. It's raining. Okay, it's getting worse the more buttons we activate. Okay, we just need to get this one raised into the middle, hopefully that we don't get hit by one. Okay, I don't think they fall through here. I think we're good. Let's go. Go. All right, nice. We opened the door. Wow, and the saw stopped working. Isn't that just great, man? Wait, didn't it open this door? Where's it this door? All right, it's this door back here. Dude, what in the world is going on in this place? All right. Oh my god, there's a little saw over there. Yo, he's laughing. Okay, this cannot be good news. Can you stop laughing at me? This is not a laughing matter, man.  You can see him right there. Okay, whatever. Let's keep moving on.  I think that's like a gas canteen. I don't know. Let's keep going over here. What does that say? Inside lies your salvation.  Oh my god, there's a key. Let's take this. What is this for? We just got knocked out by what? Oh my god, what is this? Oh no, he's trapped us. This is not good. Okay, Mr. Saw. Where is he at? Check the TV. Hello? Okay, let's play a game, for Christ's sake. Yeah, I can see that. Is on a spring timer. If you're not safely removed within the time limit. Okay, so we have a timer. Close on you.  Venus fly trap. The key for the device is safely secured within the bunderlight device mounted on the table in this room. How much blood will you sacrifice in order to save your life? I'm stuck. Let the games begin. Dude, I'm stuck here. All right, there you go. Okay, so what do we do? Hello? What did he say? What do we have to do? No, he just said burn healed, but hatred is forever. Oh, all right. Oh, we took the key. Okay, let's go over here. Open the door. Come on. I don't have your sweet time. Is that thing gonna open up, dude? It didn't open. Door. This is not the time to be playing games right now. Oh, the door over here. Oh my god, I was looking the wrong way. Oh my god, how do we cross over there? We just run. Oh my god, we gotta hurry up. Oh, oh, okay, we're taking a lot of damage, man. Let's go. Oh my god, why am I taking damage? Oh my god, I need to find something. Oh, the med kit.  Dude, what happened to my gear? I'm just bones and I'm bald now. All right, that'll do, man. Let's get out of here. It's a pretty cool outfit. I think this is gonna be my new look. All right, face your fears. Wow, there goes nothing, man. Let's keep going. This door is marked with the one. Yes, what? The door is marked with the one? Oh, fear key. There you go. All right, so let's keep on moving. Oh my god. Not break. So now that I said that it broke, look, of course, there's something, man. Okay, so how do we do a jump? All right, there you go. Okay, let's keep on going, guys. Oh my god, there's traps everywhere. Dude, how do you get across this? No, dude, that thing just blew up. Okay, so this whole place is booby trapping bombs and I don't know, man, a lot of crazy things. Are you kidding me? We have to cross again? All right, jump, jump, jump.  Okay, so we have to play it safe here. Dude, how do you get across here? All right, so we have to be super careful here because there is bombs all over this place.  That wasn't too hard, man. Come on.  There's legit shotgun right there. Just chilling. The tape safe to answer one shell. I hope you pick the right one. What? Oh my god, choose wisely. Okay, so we picked the wrong one. I'm pretty sure it's going to blow up on us. Be dee, be dee, mighty mo. I don't know. Catch it by the toe. I don't know, bro. Let's just go with this one on the left. I've got to load this into the shotgun. I hope it's the right shell. Oh my god, I'm running away. Shotgun is probably loaded. Okay, so now we're waiting. Okay, so I have to step on the plate. No. Oh my god. Okay, that was the right one. Dude, we got so lucky. All right, there's a tape here. Let's click this. Six, nine. Oh my god. No. Okay, four, four, seven, three, four, four, seven, three. Activate. No. Three, two, one, twelve. Three, two, one, twelve. Activate. Oh my god. Okay, I'm a goner. Six, nine, nine, one. Six, nine, nine, one. No, there is one more code. Eight, three, four, three. Oh, I can't see the pad anymore. Dude. Oh. Oh. We thought we were going to be able to survive right there. I was about to say we're Gucci out here and there we go. Fly it out of the map again. All right, you guys. Well, it seems like the game broke on me, which is pretty, which is pretty sad, man. Let's tape recorder won't play anymore and make the wall shrink and squeeze me to death anymore. So I guess we're just going to end it here. Which is pretty sad. I really wanted to beat it, but that's that. 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