Do the YouTube one and the stand. Can you tell I was speaking between the last one? All right, Kyle, want to sit? Why is my sister calling right now? Ready? All right. She never called me in the middle of that. Here we go. Are you live on Reddit? No, I have to share the link to Reddit. Oh, okay. Okay, we are live. What up? We're live. We're live. We got this. We got it. We were just talking about our new pet pig. Yes, between ya. Kyle Pig and bottom.  Welcome to our Ask Me Anything session. Ask him anything. Anything. Anything. She's called in. She's called in. I know I will answer anything and if not I'll blash. And you guys will automatically know the answer. Or I'll tell you. Probably, she'll probably just tell you. So what's some of the questions? All right, so you just want to dive right in. Dive, right? Let's do this. So we're going to read off of the list first. And then we're going to go to you guys who are watching. Where do these questions come from? Instagram, all of our social media. So we kind of combined a small list here. Holy cow, small. That's a huge one. Yeah, there's only like 37,000 questions that we're going to answer in a matter of five seconds. Let's mix them up. Let's do it. Let's do it. Number one, most memorable job you've ever done. Memorable. Probably when I was cleaning up a suicide about 10 years ago and the daughter of the guy that committed suicide insisted on watching us clean it up and then asked me for his jaw bone. She wanted to keep it. And then we came back the next day to finish the job and she was wearing it around her neck. Oh, god. Do you remember? I remember you telling me that story. Oh, my god. That was memorable. What about you? It was definitely a suicide. The daughter had killed herself. And the family called us out to clean it up. But instead, didn't want us cleaning it up, wanted to clean it up themselves. So what did they call you? I think it was just pure shock. It was a New Year's Day suicide. Oh, OK. They were. It was definitely intense. Way to start off the New Year with a bang. No pun intended. No. Not cool. There is no pa-da-pa-pump at the end of that one. Pa-da-pa-pump. All right, so most bizarre job you've ever been called to. Bizarre. A guy passed away, and no one found him for nine months. Was also the longest de-comp I've ever had. He prepaid all of his bills, even his law and service. So nobody knew. And he never got mail. So he melted through the futon and through the hardwood floors. Hashtag twinning. Mine was a nine month de-comp. Really? Yes. So is this?  She was there for nine months. She prepaid all of her bills. She had no family. And the long guy was her neighbor. And the only reason he realized that she had been deceased was because he did the art for free. But it was in the middle of summer, and she hadn't changed out her Christmas decorations yet. That'll do it. So it was one of those, like, it just kind of clicked with him? And it was like. Well, it's July. So if you guys see Rudolph in the yard, you might want to call the po-po. Or us, either way. All right, let's change it up. Let's go to number nine. How do you get a job as a crime scene cleaner? Apply. Then have a heartbeat. There you go, folks. No, I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I always say this. So I look for a couple of things. Physical fitness. 100%. Empathy and common sense, which I've been told multiple times is no longer common anymore. But I look for those three things. And I have no idea why I'm here, because I have none of them. That's all I'll agree with that. Yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly. And number five, have you ever worked a job for a famous client? And are you allowed to say who? I will say, yes, I have. And no, I'm not allowed to say who. I don't think I have. The condo, the high-rise condo downtown. Oh. Yeah, so I'm not allowed to say who it was. But when we found out who it was, we were both disgusted. Well, he wasn't, was he? Yes. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah. Anyway, rich people are pigs, too. Just like the towing out in the yard. A little pinged by them. Let's see, let's see, let's see, number three. Longest job you've ever had? Longest job.  Pet cemetery. Yes. It was like two and a half weeks. Yes.  In a house that she decided to buy. It's still beautiful. Beautiful and haunted.  Oh, my God. If you weren't in crime scene cleaning, what would your career path be? I would still be in business. I would own just another business, a different business. Probably something in waste in general. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, me? You would be like a mortician, I bet. Yeah, I would be a mortician or a Hollywood actor. Or a Hollywood actor, of course.  Or both, because. Or both, oh, my God. I would be the next Rock Hudson. Anyway. He takes more selfies than anybody remembers. I do not. It's one a day. No, it's way more than that. It's one a day, because. His best friend is the mirror. My best friend is my cousin. Is your mirror. My second best friend is my mirror. No, your first. First best friend is my mirror. Anyway, all right, let's do this. Does the company open new locations, or is it up to the individual's potential franchisees to come to you? So I would say each office is individually owned and operated. And they are our franchise partners. And they open up. They're in business for themselves, but not by themselves. We help them out. We do. Let's see, what is the conversation like when discussing filming on a job site? Usually I hear, oh, get on my good side. That would be him. No. Oh, you're on my bad side. Get on my good side. Absolutely not. I didn't shave today.  All right, so the last part is true. But normally it's like, is that proper PPE? Or you're doing that wrong.  Who's saying that? You're doing that wrong? Yeah. I don't say that.  Yeah, absolutely. If I'm saying that, you're terrible. No, it's OK. You still love me. Cleaning and the chemicals. Here we go. How do you deal with possibly dangerous chemical reactions? We don't. We don't have them. Is there an explosive risk when working with the chemicals used to clean? There's not an explosive risk.  In the sun? Yeah. They explode? No, they don't. OK, they foam up and create this massive lava flow.  That's why you love me. How big are you?  How about this big, if it's a head, I'll call. Anything less than that now. Yeah, that's true. We've put that feet before. Like Lorraine and Bob, it had the weenus, and they didn't say that. She had the packer. You know, they'd come up on the side of the road. Exactly. So we're together, and he made a porn film called Frank and Ween. No way. Oh yeah, it's a heck. Is it all scarred up? Yeah, it's weird. Not that I've seen it. Yeah, you've done it. Random questions. Spalding float with a giant Maggie for a pride? Next year in St. Pete or somewhere in the Tampa Bay area? Love the idea. That's awesome. But even better, he needs to wear Maggie the maggot mascot. Where? On the float. I'm not dressing up. No. Why? Hell no. Why? Hell no. I will wear PJs. I will wear the little mask. I'm not dressing up as a maggot. Why? No. Are you still bugger because you lost the maggot race? Bitch, I lost the maggot race. Exactly, you lost it. I know. So are you still bugger because you lost it? So why won't you wear the maggot? Because I'm not going to wear a costume. You'll wear it. All right, so we'll be there next year. No. Do you like jazz? Yes. I love jazz. It's actually currently playing in the office. Favorite place to eat in St. Pete? Ooh, I love St. Pete. St. Pete is fantastic. Favorite place? Shit. I like them all. I can't decide. Yeah, I love St. Pete. Mine is probably Florida. I don't know if that's a club. Yeah, no, all the restaurants are good. Ha ha. He doesn't go out of his house. $9. Neither do you. Anyway, any live questions? Yeah, let's do this. I saw one earlier that asked if you guys plan on going to Utah. For salt. For anchovies? That sounds great. We are planning hiking. I haven't had a vacation in one year. I love to go to Utah. You just went to Hawaii. That was Christmas of last year, Jackal. I know. Two years ago, actually. Was it? Yeah. It was asking if you were going to open a business in Utah. Oh, a business in Utah. Yeah, we're looking for franchise partners in Utah. And is it true that you can actually swim in the Salt Lake and float? I've always heard that, because of the, yeah, because of the. Well, you're human. You can float in the water. Well, I know, but you just never like, anyway. In the Salt Lake, as opposed to the Salt Ocean? Yeah, because the salt density is so much. He's not adjudicated.  There was a question about the humor you use on the jobs. Can you explain why you guys use humor on the jobs? Honestly. We have no other type of personality other than humor. Yeah, like what you see here is what we always are. I mean, this is who we are, unless we're screaming at each other or calling each other names. But yeah, I mean, you have to have a sense of humor doing this kind of job, because if you did. It's depressing if you don't. Yeah. It's so depressing.  Or I have extra strength pros and cons. Oh, Xanax. Yeah. Xanax, yeah. Someone from Scotland asked how Benji is doing. Amazing. Benji's awesome, and I love Scotland, by the way. There is the best restaurant in the best Indian food I've ever had in Scotland in Edinburgh. It's called the Wee Curry, the Wee Curry shop, or the Wee Curry. It was amazing.  It was so amazing. It was great. It's this big, and it has like five tables. That's it. It sounds like doing meaties. It's the Wee, and I went pay falling in Scotland as well.  That country's beautiful. We're going to go. Yeah. Are there any jobs that we have done that are not a YouTube episode? Yes. Usually, though, because I find them boring. I don't want to bore you guys. That's not funny. Yeah. I mean, like, we do a lot of meth labs, and those are pretty boring. They're intense, but they're intense for us. So there's nothing really to see. No. So we save you from those. You're welcome. Are you renting the Pitt Cemetery Home? Yes. As a short-term rental, or an Airbnb, or a long-term rental? Long-term rental, at least, will not be renewed. Can you eat after a job? Of course. We eat during a job. Usually, it's about pay, or Sunny's barbecue. Sunny's are all closing now. I'm highly disappointed by that. Me too. The last time we went to Cracker Barrel. Oh, I heard Victoria's Secret's closing. They called for bankruptcy. So he can't get his thongs anymore. There goes my panty line. There goes the panties. Tea bags. My tea bags. Do you like pot roast? Because when he puts on a thong, it's a string on a pot roast. OMG.  Hey, hey, hey. Guess what? Guess what? What? How do you get a non-pregnant dresser up as an altar boy? Ooh. Oh, that was a good one. Is it possible to recycle instead of taking everything to the dump? Oh, yeah, we do. We recycle as much as we can. Yeah, and we donate to the abused women and children's shelter and the veterans and the blind, the animal shelters. Yeah, we take all the blankets and the sheets and pillows to the animal shelters. We try to recycle as much as possible. Where does the bio go after we're done? Get a box or a bed. And then it goes to get autoclaved, which is a giant microwave that looks like a submarine. No, seriously, it does. Look it up on the internet. Autoclave. The grossest thing you have ever seen. Kyle without a shirt on. Oh, my god. I'm just kidding. Draining a boat. Oh. Draining the build. Yes. Did you? The grossest thing I've ever seen. When someone dies and decomposes, the yellow fat will separate from the blood. Sometimes you can't even see it. Greasy and flimmy.  And sometimes you can't even tell it's there. Until you slip. Until you slip. Until you slip. Have you guys ever had a cleaning outside of the US? We've been asked a few times, but right now we're only in the US. Kyle, didn't you go to England? I did. I filmed a TV show in London. Bales S. Nicole said Kyle is my queen. He's a queen, all right. Thanks, honey.  Does one need schooling to get into a job like this? If so, what kind of schooling? Nothing. A heartbeat. Just make sure you have your shots. You'll have vaccines.   Definitely. Yeah, Sammy agrees. Sammy kills. Stay away from the peanut butter, Sammy. Yeah. I've never gotten to anything in my mouth, either. Well, we know you've had stuff in your mouth. Right here. School girl. Britney Spear style. Pinsales.   Has there ever been a murder mystery job that you guys have done that still sticks out to you? Yes. There's been a couple of them, actually. There was a $3 million house in, can I say the city? Yeah. Odessa. A huge house.  The guy is driving his antique sports car. He pulls it to his garage. I didn't bring my peanut butter. And people came out of nowhere and bludgeoned him to death. And then went into his house and ransacked it. And to my knowledge, that never got solved. And if it did, it was never in the paper. It was bad. It was really bad. The one that sticks out to me is the one with the trunk, where they figured out that there was a missing person. And she's actually a fan of ours called us. And a family member had killed somebody. But that's been solved. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was solved. But it was, what, four or five days before they figured out the body was there? Yeah. Yeah. And so it was crazy.  Have you guys ever thrown up during your job? I have when I drain the boat. So you would not recommend this job for someone who is queasy? Yes, I would. That's how you build a stronger stomach. Now I don't even have a sense of smell. Someone wants to know if you said Pet Cemetery is haunted. And if so, how? Yes. Yes, it's haunted. We guessed it when we were cleaning it out. And every single brand new item and appliance in that house has broken. Brand new. Every single item. There's no reason for that to happen. And at least once a week, you're going to call that something else has broken. Yeah. It's just, it doesn't make any sense. It's cursed. It is. Have any of the clients caused drama or just made their job by living hell? Yes. Because of their demands? Yeah. Yes. Yeah. Was it a hoard? Yes. How did you know? Yes. I had one that she's in her mid-40s and has no job. Just stays at home smoking weed all day. Oh, the dad. Yeah. The dad paid us to go clean her up so she could start over. And we're banging on the door. And she's still sleeping in bed.  We clean. There was a half bag of Lay's potato chips inside the couch cushion.   Because she said, I just bought that. Mine was definitely a hoard that we had bid for three days. We had finished two rooms. And so because it was bid for three days, we were like, well, throw in the extra room and then half of the garage for you. And then turn around, she was extremely demanding. We went into the trailer, dug out $15,000. Her pockets were like this. And then she actually put a complaint in because we didn't work fast enough. Fast enough, but they saved $15,000 in cash. And we added two additional rooms and half the garage for the third day so she didn't have to lose any money. Right. Are there any good first day in police stories? Oh, yes. Me? Domino's. Oh, Domino's. Yeah, she just touched you. Yeah, I know. So get this, OK? So we do a working interview with people. And there was this girl. She's probably 19, 20 years old. No education, no skills whatsoever. So we do a working interview with her. She shows up late to the working interview. I give her a roll of tape and tell her to tape up a bio box. And she says, how do I do that? Then I give her a box cutter when we get to the job and tell her to start cutting the carpet up. And she says, I don't know how to do that. And it went downhill from there.  And then disappeared. And then said she needed to get a drink and disappeared. And that was about a year ago. And fast forwarded her to last weekend. And she was texting me and asking me for her job back.  It was a working interview. Second of all, I probably wouldn't hire you if I had a gun to my head. Yeah, well, I thought you'd change. But I thought you'd change. I'm like, no, I'm still a menacell. Everyone? Yeah. Sorry. We have standards here. And that ain't going to get here all out. Has there been a job that you guys had to pass up? No, never. No.  Body part? Like remains left behind. The worst? They're all the same. Yeah. Jaw, teeth, and head. We had the liver and the heart of the heart on that one job where I felt through the trailer in the beginning when we first started, when I first came to the job. They slipped in the bio and fell through the dreadful floor. Amber Popovich says, wish me luck. Her baby is due this Saturday. Aw. Good luck. Squeeze. May God be with you. Hush, hush, hush, hush. Isn't that what you're supposed to do? No, it's. Oh, don't listen to me. She knows best. How much training goes into getting into this line of work? I'm still learning. That's for sure.  She's still learning. It's job by job basis. Sammy. Sammy, if I could do that, I'd never leave the house.  I keep seeing this question, but everyone wants to know the status on Maggie the maggot plushies. Oh my god. So we're still trying. OK, so we have the design, obviously. Everybody's seen it. The fan art. We're having trouble finding a manufacturer for Maggie that doesn't require us to buy 800 pallets of it. OK, because we don't need that many. So if anybody has a connection, we would appreciate it. Because we want some Maggie the maggots. Do you guys have a favorite high profile murder case? A favorite? Like just in general? In general, yeah. Not that we've done just in general. Definitely my two are John Wayne, Casey, and Donner. Those are my two absolute favorites. And I've tried to buy over their house. I was intrigued by the O.J. Simpson one. Oh, yeah.  And I loved Eileen Morenose. Yeah, that was good, too. Eileen Morenose, she's a good serial killer. By good, we need that. The first woman to be executed in this state of Florida, right? I think so, yeah. What is your least favorite type of call slash job? Mold, water. But looking for the burn files is always fun. Yeah. What were your thoughts on the wig with the insects in it? Crunchy? Yes, the crunchy pig. No, that was my thought. Crunchy. Oh. Oh, oh, oh. She's like, yeah, crunchy. I'm like, no, yeah, really, that's what I thought.  That was an intriguing job. That was intriguing. We didn't find out until crunching it that it was an actual wig. I thought it was her scalp. Yeah. That was crazy. That was definitely an intriguing job. All right, last question. Yeah. Two more, two more. OK, we'll do two more questions. What high-profile murder do you wish you could have cleaned up? John Wayne. Really serentane while she was pregnant and everything.  That's true. It would have been a cool clean up. That's true. Mine would be John Wayne Gacy, because they were literally all underneath his house. That's what there's nothing to clean up then. You could still clean it up. But the Manson murders or the Amityville horror murders would be phenomenal. Amityville horror? Yeah. That's a movie. Maybe it's, it actually happened.  What's the most emotional job you've been on? And did it have you walking away crying? Mine was a, there's the one that was right over from your house where she had put her father to sleep. Oh. He had, he was terminal. Put him down for a nap, went to lay down in the next room, and he shot himself. Within seconds of her laying down in the next room over, we showed up within two hours after it had happened, they had just removed him. And it was Juan, myself, and Ben. And the lady, the client, actually, didn't stop crying the entire day. I ended up, I ended up actually having to step out. You know what's interesting about that, though? Why do we give animals the respect of euthanasia? But we make people suffer. I've always wanted to say that. Through terminal illness. I don't understand. There's a state that did that, though. Oregon. Yeah, Oregon is the one. Yeah, but one out of 50? I know. It just doesn't make sense to me. We give more respect to our animals. Than we do to ourselves. To ourselves, yeah. So, you know, you can't blame a guy. You didn't want to live like that. That was heartbreaking, though. I actually called you a couple times on that one. I'm like, she is literally crying on my shoulder, trying to hold myself together. That's also the same one that Ben picked up the phone.  OK, do we want to end on a cheerier note? You guys want to say something that you think the audience should know, or? The audience should know? Yeah. Before we end? He's pregnant. For your girl? That didn't even know the question, but, you know. So we're growing immensely. So we just opened Nashville, Denver, Naples, Florida, and California, LA, California, and Atlanta, Austin is sold out, and so is Nashville. So if you are interested in joining our team, contact me. Let's talk about it, because it's an amazing business. We have several awesome, amazing, brand new franchisees that have come in, especially through this last class. And we have some good, good existing franchisees now as well that are just pushing for it. All right, guys. Thanks for tuning in. We appreciate it. We'll see you soon. See you, y'all. Bye. Thanks. Are you going to send me that? Oh, yeah, I just saved it. OK, you saved it already? You saved it? 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Frontier Town, the saga of the Roaring West. Frontier Town, El Paso, Cheyenne, Calgary, Tombstone. Frontier Town, here is the adventurous story of the early West. The tamed and the untamed. From the Pekos to Powder River, Dodge City to Poker Flat. These are the towns they fought to live in and lived to fight for. Teaming crucibles of pioneer freedom. Frontier Town. Howdy there. This is yours truly, Chad Remington. Frontier lawyer from the little frontier town called Dothreals. Well, I guess I've probably said this before, but, well, maybe it won't hurt if I say it again. The raw bone frontier has attracted all kinds and classes of people. Rough and tough, humble and God-fearing. Somehow or other it seems that the best in folks and the worst in folks is brought out in the day-to-day battle for just raw existence out in our country. And this brings our frontier doctors, a few undertakers and a frontier lawyer, the stuff out of which a lifetime's made. I guess you've all heard that old expression, it takes fire to fight fire, but something happened to me recently which makes me want to rewrite that old adage. You see, it wasn't too long ago that my partner, the next medicine man, Cherokee O'Bannon, was with me riding up through the blue spruce and jackpines, taking a shortcut from the county seat back to our little hometown, Dothreals. Counselor, you'll pardon my saying so.  Maybe I am a squirrel. Oh? Well, I'm a bond of nuts, else I wouldn't be riding around with you. Sir, that is a vicious and underhanded canard. There's nothing nutty about me. I don't know. You've always been interested in the shell game, haven't you? And as I recall you said, your grandfather was a colonel. I guess that's right. My mother had an uncle whose name was Philbert. And he was a hard shell Baptist. The only actual difference is that real nuts get their nourishment from the soil while you get most of yours from the free lunch counter at a bar. And actually, being a man of fiery disposition, I require certain quantities of firewater to keep my...   Unless I'm mistaken, I smell smoke. Wood smoke. Hmm. Do you believe you're right? Certainly a smell of wood smoke in the air. Whoa, boy. Whoa. Is that someone shooting at us? I don't know, but I'm sure gonna find out. Well, I'll be a sinner. Chad, do you see now where those shots came from? Yeah, I sure do, Cherokee, dear hunters. Hey, you! You fellas in there are those rifles. Hold that fire, you almost winged us. Hold up, boys! Come on, Cherokee. Might as well meet them halfway and see what this is all about. Now I see why we both smelled smoke. Over there, campfire. I wonder who the lame brains could be who'd build a campfire up here in the woods where everything is as dry as tinder. What was that you caught us?  And if you had any brains at all, you won't say that again. I'm not gonna take time to say it again. What are you looking to do, burn out this whole valley? Now either build a trench around this fire and leave someone here to watch it or put it out. Yeah. Well, for your information, if we do dig a trench, we're gonna make it big enough to bury both of you in. If you don't beat it.  Well, just for that, I think I'll close you worse. Yeah. Now, if there's anyone else who wants to try his luck... All right then. Put those hunting rifles down and start stomping out that fire. If you're not quick about it, the smoke around this place isn't coming from a campfire, but out of the muzzle of a pair of 45s. With the woods so dry that if you rubbed two sticks together, an acre had burst into flame. When Cherokee and I got back to Dos Rios, we headed straight for the Marshal's office to tell him what we'd encountered on Mount Blanco. And I can tell you this much. I was as hot under the color as I'd ever been. Chad, you'd better calm down. After all, this is hunting season. And those men are gonna cook to eat. Well, eating is a vulgar habit. Besides, in this weather, no one should build a fire and leave it unattended, Marshal. Perhaps not. But there's nothing the Marshal can do about that. Well, I thought you issued the hunting licenses. Chad, you ought to know there's nothing in the hunting license law that says anything about building campfires. All I can do is... Hey, Chad, look who just rode up outside, Bill Crane. Crane? Well, then, that's who those hunters were. You didn't recognize, Chad. Bill Crane came in just yesterday and got six hunting licenses. Howdy, Marshal. I thought it... Well, well, this is gonna save me a heap of trouble with you here at Remington. What are you trying to do? Get the Marshal to appoint you Game Warden or something? Crane, I have no interest in how many deer you are, man slaughter. But I'm not gonna sit by while they light campfires up there which might burn out this whole country. Oh, that's all. Why a man alive, Crane? If a fire were to start on Mont Blanco, the first ranch to be burned out would be yours. Look, I know this will be a lot of trouble for both of you, but why don't you just for once try mine in your own business? This is our business, Crane. And it's yours in the business of everyone whose home is within 100 miles of here. Forest fire can be a terrible thing. That's why I came down to see the Marshal. I'm afraid if they're building their fumes to start a fire, there's nothing in the law that says we've got the right to stop them. Well, there's a law of common sense. Well, Chad, since we make the laws, why not call a meeting and see what we can do about passing a new law? Well, Cherokee, it's a blame-good idea. This is a situation that affects all the people. They all had a say so in the common defense of their homes. You'd better come to the meeting, too, Crane. Maybe you can explain to everybody just why you think you're the one man around here with the right to burn us out. Why don't you folks listen instead of yelling? That's better. I know we can't pass a law that'll do any good this season, but that's no reason why a law shouldn't be drafted and passed to protect us from now on. Man, what are we going to do now? As long as it's legal to build a fire up in the Timberland, it's your job, every last one of you, to volunteer to help guard against a conflagration should one break out.  But if you don't help, maybe you won't have a store left to shut. When you're fighting fire, you're fighting an enemy a thousand times stronger than... Crane, what's happened? The blasted wind shifted. And while my hunters weren't looking, the sparks spread to the Timber. Good grief. What are we going to do now? Maybe Chad was right. Chad, I know this is an awful time to apologize, but you've got to do what you're supposed to do. You may not have got to help me. If we don't stop that fire in another hour, there'll be nothing left in my ranch, but ashes. Don't worry about apologizing, Billy. If we can all get together and work like friends and neighbors, we ought to be able to put that fire out. Kenny, if you'll open up your store and get out what dynamite you have in stock, we should be able to blast a path and build a backfire. Well, you ain't got much dynamite in stock. And when this is gone, I'm not too sure I can buy anymore. For the lover, Pete will pay you for that. For the lover, Pete will pay you for the dynamite. Let's not haggle over it here. Let's get it and get up in those mountains where there's still something left worth saving. With all our good intentions, it was almost two hours before we were organized and up to where the blazers at its worst. It was bad, real bad. Mike, look! You got that dynamite burning up yet? Well, I've got six sticks here, Chad. Oh, it's great, Cherokee. Now, on a pinch, you'll really help. Chad, Chad, can't you do something? What's the matter? Look at that fire. It's right down to my stables. Philip, I'm afraid we're too late to save your place. What little dynamite we have to work with? Well, we'd be better off using it to blast out the timber east of your ranch. All right. Just because I didn't happen to agree with you this morning, you're going to take it out on me, huh? Crane, isn't it better to sacrifice your place and save a hundred families? You hypocritical... Here, give me that dynamite. You're not going to burn me out.   Stop it! That rascal knocked you down and ran off with the dynamite. You must be local. The wind shifts an inch. You'll never live to reach his ranch through those explosives. How can a man be that selfish? Hey, look. Look, the wind is shifting. The flames are right at it. The only is at the end of the plane. With that much dynamite blown up and wasted, that may mean the end of everything in this valley. We'll return to the second act of forest fire, our thrill-packed Frontier Town adventure in just a few moments. Oh, Frontier Town. Despite the pitiful end that Bill Crane selfishness brought him to, the shock of his death and the dwindling supply of blasting powder did seem to bring everyone closer to their senses. We soon realized it was foolhardy for all of us to stay up on the mountain fighting against flames which wouldn't be pushed back, so we divided into three groups. One to actually fight the fire, one which should rest when they came back from the front line, and the third to handle organizational and supply work in town. With danger and death lurking outside our very doors, it wasn't too hard to organize another meeting and back in those reels. Our neighbors, neighbors, will you quiet down and listen to me, please? All right. Holy now. I know how you feel, but we all can't be up there actually fighting the flames. We'd get very little accomplished if all of us were up on the mountain. However, there's a chance of beating this fire, and it lies in providing the shifts of firefighters with the tools they need to fight with and the food they need to fight on. You can have every blasted thing I got, Chad. Freight wagons, mules, feeding the teens. All right, now you're talking, Bertha, and we'll need everything you have got to haul equipment up to the mountain. Now, what's the sense of getting the women folks all along mixed up in this? I've tried to explain to all of you that this fight doesn't concern any one man or any single group of us. This is everyone's battle, man, woman, and child alike.  I reckon I'm speaking for every woman in Dos Rios. We've all got a battle on our hands. What about the rest of us? What can we do? All right, I'll tell you. Those of us who went up originally had better get some rest. The others can start out by getting together buckets, sand, fixing pales of coffee and sandwiches, getting blankets, anything and everything that we'll need, and that'll help. How about money? I'll be glad you're right to check for 100 to help pay expenses. And I'll max that offer and give you the use of every horse in my livery stable. That's more like it, yeah. And now you're talking. All right, friends, friends, I realize that all of this should have been done at the meeting we had yesterday, but now that we've got the spirit, let's get into the fight. Let's go, Chad. I'm going into Ate Kenny's store to see about buying some more buckets of the money you and the others put up. Remington, I thought you were taking charge of fighting the fire. I am, Kenny. That's why I came in. Let's see, we... Well, we need every bucket and pad you've got in your store. Oh, no, I can't, Chad. First you cleaned me out of dynamite, and now you want buckets.  Yeah, Cherokee's right. Now, we intend to pay for the buckets. All we have to find out is how many you've got. Well, let me see. The last time the drummer from the wholesale hardware house was through here, he said buckets was going up. What? I reckon I'll have to get four bits of peace for him. Four bits? I guess I've got a right to charge whatever I want. And I see the price, four bits. Look, I'm not questioning your normal right to charge whatever you can get, but look, this is a disaster. You can blab all you want from him, but you're not going to spook me into losing my shirt when there are other stores in this town. If it's Patrick and Lee, you didn't wait to find out if there was enough money to pay for what they had. They sent everything from their stores up to the mountain last night. They're my buckets, and if you want them, you'll just pay my price. You'll be paid a fair price if there is ever licked. But we're taking the buckets now. Cherokee, go back into the store.  I've got something to say about this.  Remington, no, no, no. Now, you come any closer to me.  Now, come on. All right. Wasted enough time already. Now, you get every shovel, pick, and bucket in the place and help Cherokee and me get them over to Bertha's Frayton office. These tools aren't going to do any of us a bit of good here in Dos Rios. Or if they are needed here, then we're just too dug on late. Now, even at the price of a neighbor's misfortune, some folks will become so ornery that all they can see is the opportunity not to serve but to feather their own nests, no matter what the cost. Well, we got the buckets and everything else we needed from the aide Kenny, and we proceeded to haul him down to the loading dock at Bertha O'Melveny's freight line, where a high-wheel freighter stood ready to carry the tools that were so necessary up to the men on the firefighting line. But like so many other people in town, Bertha's mule skinners couldn't see the forest for the trees. I'd sure like to know what's gotten through you mule skinners. With a fire like we got raging up in the mountains, how can you even dare to stop and argue about higher wages? Well, what are you talking about anyhow, Mrs. O'Melveny? Okay, here, when we hired on for these jobs and all you told us was that we were supposed to drive freight wagons, now going up in their mountains into a forest fire is taking extra risks, and if we're going to take them, you can bet your boots someone's gonna pay us.   I'll say they ain't. Yeah, well, how about the money everybody chipped in at that meeting that was for fighting the fire? Now you can pay us out of that. Not just a minute, Boots. Would you rather drive those wagons up there with the supplies we need, or would you rather have the sheriff draft the lot of you and send you up there to fight the fire? Well, the sheriff's got the power to do that too. What are you talking about? You've got enough men up there right now, without us. Admitted. What good are the men if you don't see that they get the tools they need? I've got a good mind to thrash the lot of you. Oh, you have, have you? Well, maybe I can save you the trouble. Stop it, would you? Come on, cut it out, cut it out. Can't we stop fighting amongst ourselves long enough to get the one job done that has to be done?   All right, now let me tell you something, Boots.  And let me tell you something else. That fire's gonna be whipped if it takes every man, woman, and... Hello? Who's that coming? Looks like Stur. Thought he was supposed to be up by the fire. Jack! Yeah? Fire's burned right down to the edge of Jack Pine Canyon. Oh, no. Half the families in the valley are cut off. We don't get more men and equipment up there. We're all burned out complete by nightfall. Oh, what happened? Did the wind shift? No, no. We just ain't got enough shovels and buckets and blankets to do any real good. Well, there you are, friends.  Say, see, I just heard that and you've got to do something. My whole family's pinned in there next to Jack Pine Canyon. There. Now are you convinced? Now am I gonna have to ask you again?  The Blasters! What in the name of all get-outs come over you going in there? That fire's no place for a woman? Well, no place for a man, another. They ask me. Well, we didn't ask you. But if we had, I'm afraid it wouldn't have made any difference. Chad, what are we gonna do? This fire's getting worse every minute. I have more hurt, too. Two of them hurt, man. Yeah, I know, I know. We can't stop to worry about it now. Hey, Kenny. Kenny, you got that dynamite set yet? It's all set, Chad. We're ready to blow. All right, everybody. Now watch it, stand back now. Well, that's the last of the dynamite, isn't it, Chad? Sure is, Cherokee. If this doesn't do any good, I'm... well, I'm afraid nothing will. I bet, see, if this blast doesn't do any good into something else we can do. That's what I know of, brother. Well, at least we're doing all we can. Yeah, I guess that's right.  Well, I watch it, brother. Watch out, here goes the last charge. That blast made as much a dent on that fire as a Jersey mosquito on a boulder. Why doesn't a good lord make it rain? That's the only way this fire can be stopped. Chad? Chad, I've done a lot of ordinary things in my days. Chad, my wife and my two babies are trapped behind that canyon. I know it, ain't it? Like Bertha says, only the Providence can stop it. I've been to church in many a year, but I don't mean it. I don't believe in Providence. Now, mister, this is one time you've got to believe. My blessed son who died for the sins of man have mercy on us now on this purgatory of our own making. Help us, there, brother. About the only time I've moved God's name in the ladies and the customs. Well, getting down on my knees, too. Well, I haven't prayed since I was a boy. I guess I can manage. Hey, nothing else this fire has purified our hearts. What is that? Would that possibly be thunder? It sure sounds like a storm coming up Bertha, but none of us had better stop praying. Dear God, dear God, beloved father, don't stop now. Make that rain come. Amen. He just saw the doctor coming out of the church. He says a million, the kids are going to be all right. Yes, sir, Chad. Folks around DOSRIUS can't thank you enough for all you've done. Well, Chad's down, right? He didn't do a thing. I just started something which everyone in DOSRIUS finished. For a change, Cherokee's right. If nothing else was accomplished, oh, just look at the crowd that's been to church today. First time I come to church since my old man died. And I suspect it's the first time Cherokee ever attended church. Oh, that isn't so. That's a contemptible conard. I attended church in my boyhood. What? Oh, only once? What happened? Well, in the callowness of my youth, church was a big disappointment to me. I went to be baptized, but I guess it was a mighty, impecunious congregation. Well, now, what has a poverty-stricken congregation got to do with your disappointment, Cherokee? They were so poor that when they baptized me, they couldn't afford wine. They had to douse me with a chaser, water. With an iron man like you, water is quite suitable for a religious ceremony. That way, they can always inscribe your headstone rust in peace. Frontier Town, starring Tex Chandler and featuring Wade Crosby, is a Brucell's production. Story and direction by Paul Franklin. Music written and played by Ivan Dittmar. Be sure to be with us again same time next week for another fine action-adventure story with your favorite young western star, Tex Chandler. And now, this is Bill Foreman to tell you that Frontier Town came to you from Hollywood.


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What's up guys and welcome to trendy updates of our SPM buzz. Now onto the trending news today is a Mozambican pastor who has died after fasting for 40 days. Of course this is an attempt to copy what Jesus Christ did in the Bible. Lakin inonekana in historian by Elieza Kuambulia Patupu because now we have lost the pastor who is known as Francisco by Raja. Now this pastor was the founder of a standard grenade evangelico church in Mozambique but he was confirmed dead on Wednesday. Of course he died well being treated in hospital. After fasting for 25 days he lost a lot of weight and he was unable to stand, bathe or even walk by himself. Lakin he dies after of course the relatives of this 39 years old. Wali eza kumpeleka pali lakin wali shindwa kabisa kumshugulikiwa kwa sababu he's held was unable to come back and it was quite unsuccessful. But then now the believers of this church and his neighbors were unsurprised at the turn of events due to the extreme weight of loss. Now this 39 year old of course was attempting to copy what Jesus did and his followers were ready to do this with him. Lakin inonekana inonekana kumpeleka pali shindwa kabisa kumshugulikiwa kwa sababu he's held was unable to stand, bathe or even walk by himself. Normally when I find a kawaida too they just fast for a few days that is what the relatives were able to explain. But now this was a different and clearly it is a sad story because we have lost a pastor Francisco from Mozambique. Of course the comments section is lit as always because people always have something to say. Nantesa kupiti aile comments section pashma nasema zil without knowledge is not a good. Alafu kuna K and I nasema he didn't ask himself why our Muslim brothers fast only in daytime, eat whole night. Alafu kuna kavi badi says fasting is a game changer but usually be careful when you break the fast.  Of course upon advice what we want to do when you fast big band walker says which is why this song that goes. Hakuna wakufanana na yesu. Ayabasi Eric Njiro says wait for three days to see whether he will come back. That was quite a dark joke you guys. Lakin isasa pali tumesa kumluzu yu pastor from Mozambique lakin isasa tunesa kukuliza. Mani kweli yu can fast like Jesus for 40 days. Let us know down on the comments section. Lakin ifa miliyake PMA's are cold, no easy claims that he has died from fasting. And they have said that this pastor has died from anemia. And of course they claim that he died from low blood pressure. Si juistoru na yona deliver comments down below. But in the meantime keep it trendy updates. Hapa SPM buzz.