Hello and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brinton today, we're in episode 159 of the Wizard101 Death Walkthrough. Last episode, if you haven't checked it out already, we finished off on Alto Alto and today we are starting by talking to the head of the sun. They are like my rays. Don't let him tweak your nose. He's been complaining and moaning ever since his horns were plundered. Ignore him. I cannot tell direction without them. If you can get my Jade horns back from the shadow weaver prowlers, I'll help you. Okay, um, I'll be back once I've collected the horns. Okay, I am back. That took forever. Literally nearly... wait, how long? Half an hour? Um, yeah, probably about 20 battles.  Oh my god, that honestly took forever. I mean they're not hard to kill. It's just that the drop rate is absolutely terrible. Like, I got one after the third battle and then I didn't get another one for at least 10 battles I'd say. Um, so yeah, these guys are annoying. Don't fight these guys. They're annoying. Well, you have to, but like, they're annoying. Be warned. Um, yeah, absolutely terrible. Oh, hello. Yeah, it's the UFO. Wow. Okay, I'll be back in just a bit, probably after another 30 minutes once I've done this. Okay, I am back.  Um, okay, we are going to do the first battle on camera. And if we don't get it, which we probably won't, I'll cut off. Um, yeah, I absolutely hate this part of it. I think it's ridiculous. Um, but you know what, we're gonna go through it. Because literally, those like... I don't have enough time to record this video. It's going to be shorter. Sorry. It's water here. That's funny. That's quite funny actually. Um, okay, let us go into battle. Hello. Okay. Um, so yeah, we've like, this is going to be a really short episode. I'm just going to say it now because I've got to record another video and edit and everything. ASAP to get these up for tomorrow. Um, yeah. But we'll try and go as far as we can. Hopefully we get this first try. It would be great. These guys are annoying. At least it's slightly different than what we've been doing for the other bits. So, kind of happy about that. Um, I'm still not in the mood for these guys because these guys are so annoying. Um, I mean, we're still almost kind of annoying. We'll just deal with it, I suppose. Oh, fizzle, I'm lucky. Okay. There we go, look at that. Fantastic. Please. Um, and we will play it again. We do not have enough damage.  One thing I really love about this game is that you get to come. Um, I really like it. I enjoy it really much. And just if I realize that really much doesn't actually make sense or really much sense, but you know, we're just going to deal with it. Okay. 242. Okay. Three blades and a hit of Scarecrow. Currently at the moment I'm in the process of collecting all the reagents that I need for DNAite. So that's kind of cool because we can actually craft it now because we've got the right crafting level now. Which is fantastic. Oh, Crit. Hello. Who's this? Yeah. So I'm really excited to get DNAite, I think it's going to be a great addition to Silver Chester. Silver Chester is actually really important now for the new crafting. Oh my God, we got it first time.  We are going to collect you for the shock keys. I've already got like three of them and I've opened like quite a few, not actually too many Silver Chests, like five and I've got like three of them. So they're apparently really rare, but I haven't seen them. What one is it? Is it the good one? Shockalock? I love shockalock. Oh, it's catch a key. That's disgusting. I don't know why I'm playing this, but we can. Oh, whoa. I'm so used to it being one, two, three, three, one. Oh, we just saw one. Here's another one, one, four, hello, one, oh my gosh, we need time. That's good. One and five, where are you, get out of the way, four, three, eight, five. There we go. Fantastic. That's catch a key. I don't think you can get shocked keys from catch a key. I mean, it would make sense, but I don't think anybody's done that. I think you have to get it from shockalock, which is an easier one in my opinion. Oh, I got a shock key. Confirmed. You can get a shock key from catch a key. Yeah. Okay. That's cool. I've got like four now, so that's cool. That's my way to getting enough for crafting an imperial when we get there, which is a long way away. Um, red mandrake I saw, that's nice. Always click reagents, like if you can, always click them. There's a lot in the series as well, so like it's really good to collect all of them. Um, yeah, there we go. And let us use the obsidian knife. Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. There's quite a few around this area as well, so, yeah, get just some of those reagents. I think I've actually got them all at the moment and just waiting for them to respawn up. Oh, um, yeah, but there's a whole lot of reagents around this area, so I highly recommend you to get them. Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do. Chew on these cacao beans while you draw the poison out. I hope Popolvo knows what he's talking about. Wow, I feel better already. You were there when King Neza sacrificed himself to destroy the Shadow Queen? Do you think she's really gone? I don't know either, but we cannot let King Neza's death be for naught. I'm sure the Umber Legion still searches for Mother Moon. I don't know if we can beat them there, but we'll try. First, can you distract some Shadow Weaver prowlers? Mm-hmm. We can try to do that. I'll do the first battle on camera, and then I'll do the next one off just because it's just one. So, yeah, just because we got to get some action of battles, I think, because otherwise it's going to be really short, especially if I cut all of the battles out, which is not something I like doing, but sometimes I have to do just because I need to get other things done. Okay, vengeance is good. Oh, look at that, nice wee Hicks there, or yeah, Hicks, one, two, and a U. Baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam, baam. Mm-hmm, and another blade, please. Thank you. Thank you. Um, and you. There we go. Fantastic. We are gone. So, usually with three blades, I can kill two is where we can sit, I mean, I can So, yeah, that's what I learned while I was completing the whole bunch of these guys. So yeah, I'll be back once I've defeated the other one. Okay, I am back. Wooden Chest is great. Yeah, let us talk to Zindin. Well done! I take no pleasure in their suffering, but I am thrilled by your victories. The Shadow Queen charmed many of my brethren with her magic mirrors. To free the Splinter Wings, we need to smash them. The mirrors, I mean. But for that, you'll have to battle some Tewano spirits to collect the teeth of the wind. Once you have the teeth, use them to smash the magic mirrors. Okay, I need a break, so I'm gonna end off the episode here. This was really really short and I'm sorry for that, but I just got other videos to record and I need to get this one up as soon as possible. So, yeah. I'll see you next time. Thank you for watching and to leave a like and subscribe and if you've already subscribed, press the little bell so you know exactly when I post another video. And remember, craft outside the box.


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It has a wonderful new dripless spout that makes it almost impossible for anyone, including me, to mess up the sides of the can. Yes, Lucks Liquid is the next best thing to a dishwashing machine. As good for dishes as Lucks Flakes are for nylons. If you don't agree, both are all we say. Lever Brothers will give you back whatever you paid for them. Now act one of a blueprint for murder, starring Dan Daly as Cam and Dorothy McGuire as Lynn Cameron. The telegram was waiting for me in New Orleans. The telegram from Lynn. I took the next plane back at Rush to the hospital. Late that afternoon, the doctor was able to give us some real encouragement. And so I think our worries are over, Mr. Cameron.  You still don't know what was wrong. Not for sure. The tetanetest was negative. Tetanet? Those muscular spasms she was having are quite characteristic. Well, I'm sure she'll have quite a comfortable night. I understand you're the child, Uncle. Is that right? Yes, her father's dead and my brother. I'm very attached to both children and their stepmother. Mrs. Cameron's had quite an ordeal. Why not take her home? We'll have a special nurse on duty, and if anything at all comes up... Yes, I'll try and get her to leave now.  He doesn't know what to make of all this. I'll phone him and tell him I'm coming as we boost down the corridor. Cam, now that you're here, how about spending a few days with us? I'd really like to then, but I should get back tomorrow. We're opening the new field and spend as a wheeler.  Did it ever occur to you that we might like to see you once in a while? It's so important to the children, especially Doug. He's never quite got over Bill's death, and he's so fond of you. Let me see what I can do. Maybe I can stay over a few days. Oh, I wish you would. Here's your phone booth. I'll look up a public stenographer. I've got some letters and a couple of telegraphs. I'll meet you at the house. Wonderful. We'll expect you for dinner. And Cam, thanks for everything. And do I have to go to bed? Can't we play just one more game? It's way past your bedtime, Doug, and tomorrow's school. But Uncle Cam's only going to be here for a few days. And we're going to have fun for those few days, too. How about the ice show tomorrow? Oh, boy. Gee, I wish Polly could go, too. It was awful last night, Uncle Cam. The way she kept yelling, don't touch my feet. Yes, I know, but I think we should try and get that out of our minds, Doug. Dad was just like that when he died. Just like that? Well, I'm afraid Doug's letting his imagination run away again. But he was. All stiff and funny, too. Just the same as Polly. Is that right? Well, there was some similarity, I suppose. But the doctors all agreed that Bill had virus encephalitis. Anyway, there must be a lot of things with the same symptoms. Yes, I suppose so. Have you told Uncle Cam about your baseball team, Doug? Boy, have we got a team. I knocked two home runs last week. We were up in Boston slugger. We could see the Red Sox play. Say, how about letting Doug spend the summer with me? Oh, please, Lynn, please. Well, why not? Sounds wonderful. Oh, boy. Now, let's see. I've still got the sailboat out in the Cape. I don't want to take care of the weekends and during the week. Lynn took us up to Lake George last summer, and I learned a lot about boats, Uncle Cam. Seems to me Lynn's been mighty good to you. She sure has. Well, good night, Uncle Cam. Good night, Doug. Good night, Lynn. Sleep well, dear, and just call if there's anything you want. I will. See you in the morning. You've been wonderful.  They're nice kids. It hasn't been hard. When their mother died, I thought no one would ever be able to take her place. They really love you, Lynn. I don't see how they can help it. I always thought Bill was a lucky man, and now I'm beginning to realize just how... Oh, excuse me. Hello? Yes. Yes, we'll be right there. Cam, that was Dr. Stevenson at the hospital. Holly? He told us to come right over. She's had a relapse. Well, well, when did you hit town? Hello, Fred. Well, come in. Hey, Maggie, look who's here. Oh, this is wonderful. We haven't seen you in ages. Had your breakfast? Fred, uh, I've got bad news. You'll be here at this hour, except it's Polly, Fred. Polly's dead. Dead. Cam, we'll have all the wonderful surprises. Take it easy, honey. Some terrible news, little Polly Cameron. She's dead. She's what? I just can't believe it. Accident? No, no. She took sick. When, Cam? When? Early this morning at the hospital.  And Lynn and poor little Doug, how's he taking it? Well, they're both under sedatives. Your breakfast, please go ahead. You'll have some coffee anyway. I'll get another cup. I've no right to barge in like this, and I should have phoned you first. That's a fine way to talk to an old friend.  Yes, yes, of course. Cam, what was wrong with Polly? Well, the doctor seemed rather uncertain. He doesn't know? Sometimes it's hard to tell, I suppose, but there's one thing about it that bothers me. Well? Apparently, Polly had the same sort of convulsions that Bill had before he died. Cam, are you sure of that? I'm not sure of anything. I only know that Polly kept screaming, Don't touch my feet. That's very curious. I don't see anything curious about it at all. It's just that I'm afraid there might be something hereditary in all this that could hit Doug, too. Cam, you weren't here when Bill died, were you? No. Well, what did the doctors tell you he died from? Virus and cephalitis. Sort of a sleeping sickness. Polly's case they don't know. Somehow back in my mind that, Don't touch my feet, rings a bell. Maggie, please. She still writes for those pulp magazines. You know what an imagination she has. This has nothing to do with imagination. This was research I did at a medical library a couple of years ago. I had an idea for a story. That's what I thought, a story. Well, maybe you're right. Forget it. Well, if there's something on your mind, say it. Well, I was looking up a murder case. The victim also had convulsions and kept screaming, Don't touch my hand. So? He died of strickenin poisoning. Oh, Maggie, for heaven's sake, how can you even suggest such a thing? I only mean there's a... well, a similarity. You know nothing about what's happened. Nothing. Maggie, don't you think the doctors would have recognized strickenin? Well, I don't know. They didn't in the case I looked it up and they apparently don't know what killed Polly. Let's see what the encyclopedia says about convulsions. Why do you always have to dramatize everything?  Well, look it up if you want to. She sees a man take a pocket knife to sharpen a pencil and right away she starts building up a murder case. Well, they'll both have you jump on me. I only mentioned it as something that should be looked into. Anyway, here it is in the encyclopedia. Let me see it. Well, they... at least eight causes. Tetanus. Only tetanus would have required a cut. Obviously, it wasn't rabies. Epilepsy? There's no history of it in the family.  All except one. Well? Read it. Poisons. Especially the alkaloids, such as Strickland. That doesn't prove anything. Oh, of course not. I'd like to use your phone. I'd like to call Dr. Stevenson. So we... well, we thought of the possibility of Strickland, doctor. You're serious about this, Mr. Sergeant? I don't mean to be rude, doctor, but you do admit you don't know what that child died from. Is this your idea, too, Mr. Cameron? I haven't any ideas, doctor, but you told me it wasn't tetanus, and yet that's what you put on the death certificate. Because that's what we were treating the patient for. She responded to the calcium, so we continued it. As a matter of fact, I suggested an autopsy. Oh? Lynn couldn't stand the idea. I agreed, nothing could be gained by it. Mrs. Sergeant, just how do you think the child got the poison? I don't know, of course, but I don't see how it could have been accidental. I hope you realize what you're saying. Meanwhile, Mr. Cameron, I'm afraid I don't want any part of all this. I'm sorry I ever mentioned it. Come on, Cameron, let's go. Thank you for seeing us. You're quite welcome, Mr. Cameron. Who could have done it, Maggie? Who? Oh, several people. For instance? For instance, Lynn. Good day, Dr. Stevenson. Maggie, what's got into you that crazy crack like that about Lynn? No, doggone it. I'm getting mad. I only said it was possible. She could have done it. And it is. You've got her all wrong. She certainly made Bill a good wife. He was very happy with her. Do you plan to stay on? To the end of the week. The three or four days, huh? Can I drive you anywhere? No, no thanks. Think it over, Cam. It sounds ridiculous, I know. But is it? Say hello to Fred. I'll see you both in a day or two. I was with Lynn most of the next few days. More and more, I realized what a wonderful person she was. Her warmth and affection for Doug helped so much to soften the blow of his sister's death. Never did Maggie's suspicions seem more fantastic than now. Must you really leave tomorrow, Cam? I have stretched it as long as I could, Lynn. But I'll be back as soon as I can. You can rely on that. I don't know what I would have done without. Yes, Anna. It's the phone, ma'am, for Mr. Cameron. It's Mr. Sargent. Tell him I'll call him back later, Anna. No, no, no. Go on. I'll run upstairs and see if Doug's asleep. I'll take it in the study, Anna. Yes, of course. Why? Well, our brother Bill's estate. Well? Well, Lynn shares in trust. She receives only the interest unless... Unless what? I don't want you to think we're jumping at conclusions, Cam. We're not. It's just that I... Unless what? Unless both children were to die. Both Polly and Doug. Fred, what the devil are you trying to say? I'm amazed at you. I know how all this must sound, Cam, but... I think you ought to stay over another day so we can talk it over. All right. All right, I'll see you in the morning. Anything wrong? Wrong? Oh, no, no. Fred just called to say goodbye. Oh, I hate that word. I told him he was being premature, that I've decided to stay a day or two longer. That is, if it's all right with you. Was Doug all right? Oh, yes, thank goodness. I'm worried about him. He doesn't look at all well. It's been the same for him as for the rest of us. Such a terrible shock. No, but Doug hasn't been looking well for weeks. I'm thinking of taking him out of school, Cam. Maybe a trip to Europe. Why? Well, he needs a change. Everything here only reminds him of his father and Polly. And it would be good for me, too. How long would you be away? Oh, I don't know. Maybe a year or so? That long? Hmm. Might be very good for him. Visiting all the little out-of-the-way places and just taking it easy. I'm not worried about his schoolwork.  We could take some sort of study schedule with us. No point in getting excited about it, Cam. We're just talking about it among ourselves. But I can't close my eyes to the fact that Lynn did have a moody. I don't care how it adds up. You'll never convince me that Lynn is capable of murder. Bill left a lot of money, Cam. Almost a million dollars. And now you tell us she's thinking of taking Doug abroad? Yes, to those out-of-the-way places in Europe. Well, what do you want me to do? Be objective. That's all. Cam, I've gone through every book on poison cases I can find. There have been plenty of women who are poison murderers. Stop it, Maggie. Please. Madeleine Smith, Florence Maybrick, Lydia Trubelot, dozens of others. Many of them were young, beautiful, intelligent, and cultured. You still refuse to answer a very simple question. If it was Strickland that killed Polly, why didn't the doctors recognize it? Because they weren't looking for it. Here's the dope on lots of famous poison cases. Not in one instance did a doctor call the turn based on medical diagnosis. You just can't dismiss it as impossible. That's all. At least I can't. Here's something else you might look over. This happened in Philadelphia. More than 100 people killed by arsenic before even one of the cases was suspected. Yet that's the only case reported in Philadelphia in the last 20 years. All right. How do they account for it? Because there are so many diseases, apparently, that simulate poison symptoms. And the idea of murder seems so utterly incredible to the doctors that it doesn't even enter their minds. Don't think I'm sold on this theory, Cam, because I am not. Too many things don't make sense. If Lynn were guilty, for example, she'd have had Polly's body cremated. Lynn did want Polly cremated. I talked her out of it. Bill wouldn't have wanted it. I see. I didn't know. Then Polly could have been poisoned. Cam, we just can't dismiss this lightly. Well, I can, and I will. And if Doug should also die, Cam, then what? Doug, would you ever be able to forgive yourself?  What do you suggest? I'm afraid there's only one thing to do. Talk to the police. Get a court order for an autopsy. All right. Let's get it over with. Cam, aren't you coming in? Dinner's ready. Mm-hmm. Oh, oh. What's the matter with you? You've been staring out of that window for half an hour. Ever since you got that phone call. Where's Doug? I told you he's having dinner at his friends down the street. Lynn, I've got to talk to you. Well, can't it wait until after dinner? No, it can't wait any longer. Lynn, I don't know how to begin. That phone call before, it was about Polly. Polly was poisoned. Poisoned? Yes. Oh, what? It just couldn't be. Cam, there must be some mistake. I'm afraid not. But how? How could it have happened? The police think it was intentional. Police? Yes, it was their medical examiner who performed the autopsy. They want you and the servants down for questioning tomorrow morning. But this is impossible. It doesn't make any sense. The police, what gave them the idea of performing an autopsy? Lynn, you know Dr. Stevenson wasn't certain what caused Polly's death. Well, there was a reason for thinking it. It could have been stricken. The symptoms are almost identical. And you knew about this, and you didn't even mention it to me. I didn't think they'd find anything wrong. There was no purpose in upsetting you.  We can't be helped, but there's one fact we can't get away from. If Polly was poisoned, then somebody did it. And it's up to us to find that somebody. Yes, ma'am. I'll need your help more than ever now. I'll be here. Thank you. Before we continue with Act 2 of a blueprint for murder, let's hear from Francis Scully. Well, I've been having spring fever can, so I went to see Metro Golan Mayor's romantic hit, Rhapsody. Well, I'd say that has the perfect cast for romance, Francis. Beautiful Elizabeth Taylor and Technicolor, and those two sensational screen discoveries, Vittorio Gosman and John Erikson. Yes, and in the picture, they are brilliant young musical artists. And you'll hear some of the world's greatest music. So I'm told, doesn't Elizabeth Taylor play the role of a spoiled, willful girl they both love? That's right, Ken, in the most romantic performance of her career. The picture is in a delightfully carefree mood, and the background swiftly changes from Switzerland to Paris and the Riviera. As the three young stars bring us the absorbing love story. Well, it looks like MGM has another hit for their 30th anniversary. Good night, Francis. And now our producer, Mr. Cummings. Act 2 of a blueprint for murder, starring Dorothy McGuire as Lynn, and Dan Daly as Cannes. Lynn was questioned the following morning at police headquarters. Lieutenant Cole seemed almost apologetic. He dismissed her in a matter of moments. Then he brought Fred and me to Captain Pringle's office. Where's Mrs. Cameron? I just let her go, Captain. She was very cooperative, but I'm afraid we didn't learn very much. Nothing from the servants either. They're all very loyal to her. What'd she have to say about them? Nothing but the best. But it all seems to boil down to Mrs. Cameron, or the cook, or the maid, or the chauffeur. They were the only ones in the house tonight. Little girl took sick, except little boy, of course. They had dinner at 7 o'clock.  Yet Strickland would have started to work in half an hour or so. Well, that's about it, I suppose. You don't sound very hopeful, do you? These poison cases are always dillies. It'll be very tough proving anything. Now, don't get the idea we're laying down, Mr. Cameron. But there have been only two poison murder convictions in the whole city of New York in the last 50 years, both based on confessions. There's nothing else you want us for. Just one thing more. We're having your brother's body exhumed, Mr. Cameron. Why do you have to do that? I think you'll agree that if we find out that he was poisoned too, it may go a long way toward helping us find the one we're looking for. He's right, Cam. You start on a case like this, and you never know where it's going to lead. We'll be in touch with you, Mr. Cameron. Thank you. Fred, where will you be late this afternoon? Maggie and I? Well, we're meeting for cocktails at the plaza. Any chance of joining us? Not for cocktails. I may want to see you. Why? Well, I may have something. I may need some advice. Cam, Cam, over here. Hello, Maggie. Well, I've just come from the library. Oh, no, not you too. I went through all those books on toxicology. Lynn couldn't have done it. Only now I can prove it. How?   Well, what does that mean? It means that somebody gave Polly a second dose in the hospital. In the hospital? She was getting better. How could convulsions start all over again nearly 20 hours later? I never thought of that. No, and neither did the police or anyone else. Besides, I called the medical examiner, and he had to agree. Well, of course, in all the Strickland cases we looked up, they either died in a few hours or they got well. And it proves that Lynn is absolutely innocent. But how could the hospital have given Polly Strickland? By mistake? That's what I've got to find out. I'm seeing Dr. Stevenson again in the morning. Yes, Mr. Cameron, the patient's chart. The only medicines administered were all quite routine. They were supplied by our hospital pharmacy downstairs. What medicines? What was Polly given the night she died? At 10 o'clock she was given calcium chloride pepsin and capsule form. We'd been giving her other calcium preparation, but she'd complained of the disagreeable chalky taste. So at 6.30 I switched to these. She was given a second capsule at 10.30. No ill effects indicated. She took the third capsule at half past 11. Half an hour later the convulsion started. Could the Strickland have been in that last capsule? Well, it's possible, of course, but I'd like to remind you it came directly from the hospital pharmacy. Well, I'm scheduled for surgery. I'd like to check with you later if I may. Thanks, I appreciate your help. Frankly, though, I don't know what more I can add. When you wanted to see me, I'm Miss Brownell. The supervisor said you're the nurse who was on duty here the night my niece died. Oh, yes, and I can't tell you how sorry... Do you recall Dr. Stevenson asking you to have a prescription filled about 6.30? Well, yes, vaguely. May I ask where you took the prescription? Well, the hospital pharmacy downstairs. They never saw that prescription. The pharmacy downstairs was closed. They closed at 6 o'clock every night. They just told me so. Oh, of course, I remember now. I was just about to send it out when Mrs. Cameron offered to get it filled. Mrs. Cameron? Well, yes, the child's mother. I remember it very clearly now. Well, is that all, sir? Yes, thanks. But that wasn't all. In the morning, the police sent for the nurse. She reported to Captain Pringle's office. Now, tell us, Miss Brownell, how did you happen to ask Mrs. Cameron to get the medicine? Well, I didn't ask her. The hospital pharmacy was closed, and she offered to get the prescription filled herself. Who delivered it to the hospital? Well, she brought it back. What time was that? Oh, I imagine about 7.30. The capsules were in a bottle? Yes. The bottle was sealed? No. No, it was just an ordinary bottle cap. Then it would have been possible for someone to have tampered with the capsules without you knowing about it, huh? Well, yes, I suppose so. That'll be all, Miss Brownell. Thank you very much for coming here. Not at all. Goodbye. Who's next? Miss Cameron's chauffeur, a fellow named Wheeler. Okay, bring him in. Now then, Wheeler, you say Mrs. Cameron left the hospital just after 6.30, and you drove her to that drugstore. Yes, sir. What time did you return to the hospital? About half past 7, a little earlier, maybe. How long did it take to get it filled? Ten minutes, maybe. Then you should have been back at the hospital long before 7.30. Well, on our way back, Mrs. Cameron stopped off at her apartment. Oh, why? She didn't say. How long was she there? Not very long. A few minutes. You remember if she had the bottle of weather when she went up to her apartment? Well, she must have. She put it in her purse. You're positive? Yes, sir. That's all, Wheeler. You can leave now. Thanks. Yes. Well, you've seen the nurse, the chauffeur, the cook, and the maid. Only where are we? Who's waiting in your office? Mrs. Cameron, brother-in-law, that lawyer's sergeant and sergeant's wife. Okay, we'll talk to Mrs. Cameron. We'd better have a stenographer in here. That sounds encouraging. I can dream, can't I? Please, Mr. Cameron? Oh, you don't mind if these stenographers take some notes? No, not at all, Lieutenant. I want to cooperate fully. Well, first of all, Mrs. Cameron, the nurse at the hospital tells us you offered to get that prescription filled. That's right. I did. But instead of returning to the hospital, you went home? Yes. Why'd you go there, Mrs. Cameron? To pick up some things for Polly. What things? Um, comb, brush, toothpaste, things like that. The night before, there wasn't time to think of anything except getting the child to the hospital. Yes, of course. Um, how long would you say you remained in your apartment? Only a few minutes. Did you open the bottle containing the capsules? No. Why should I? Then you had the chauffeur drive you back to the hospital where you had the medicine to the nurse. Is that right? Exactly. You admit handing the medicine to the nurse? Admit. That's a strange word. You realize, Mrs. Cameron, that the fatal dose was definitely administered at the hospital. That's been proved. So I understand. Well, our next step is to find out who was responsible. You and Mr. Cameron were the only visitors? That's right. You and the hospital attendants were always present while Mr. Cameron was there? I know. So that rules him out. And there was always someone present while I was there? Nevertheless, the poison was somehow slipped into the calcium capsule and all the medicine came directly from the hospital pharmacy except the bottle you gave the nurse.  This gave you the opportunity to put the poison into the capsules. What's more, Mrs. Cameron, you're the one person with a motive. I'm sure you must realize what you're saying. Yes, yes I do. The death of the two children would make you a very wealthy woman. You wanted the child cremated, you opposed autopsy, though there was doubt as to the cause of the child's death and Dr. Stevenson requested it. You think I did this thing? That I killed Polly? It's beginning to look that way, Mrs. Cameron. I love that child as if she were my own. I couldn't have done it. I couldn't. I couldn't. Well, that'll be all for now, Mrs. Cameron, if you'll just wait in the other room, please. I'd like to speak with my brother-in-law. That's where you'll find him. I'd like to speak with him alone. Very well, Mrs. Cameron, just come with me. They think I did it. They think I killed Polly. Yes, I know. Oh, I'm trying to keep calm. I mustn't get unnerved. I don't know how much longer I can keep this up. But I must, I must. Lynn. If things should go against me, Cam, what about Doug? From the way they talked, I may be held over for a trial or something. Well, yes, I suppose so. Cam, if it does happen, will you take Doug until it's all over? Of course, of course I will. And try, try not to let him ever hear about this. He mustn't know. But that day when I left police headquarters, I left with Lynn. They'd released her again and for three more days nothing happened. Nothing at least that we knew about. But they were very full days for the police. I couldn't double-check everything, Mr. Henderson. That's why Cole and I have come to you. We're ready to turn the case over to the district attorney's office. You know how I feel about all this. I need a lot more answers than I've got now. Maybe we can give them to you. All right. What about the other pills in that bottle? There were a dozen capsules all together. The child was given three. She had no reaction from the first two. Third was it, Strickman. I'm talking about the other nine. Negative. Exactly. You've drawn nothing but blanks. Where would she have got the poison? In a drug store? Not if she's half as smart as you think she is. What about the apartment? Insecticides. We've gone through it twice with experts. Same with everything in the medicine cabinets. No trace of Strickman or any other poison. And this is the case you want us to bring before a judge and jury? Yes, sir, because we know she did it. She must have done it. All right. Leave everything here all the reports. And keep digging. I can't take it to trial unless we get more evidence. Okay, okay. We'll keep trying. Nothing happened. Nothing at all. At the end of the following week, I went to the district attorney's office.  You believe she's guilty, don't you? Well, what if I do? Captain Pringle does too, so does Cole. She's planning to take my nephew to Europe. Six months a year, even five years from now, he'll suddenly die in some obscure place. You could be right, Mr. Henderson, and then by the time we hear about it, the body will have been cremated. That's all quite possible, Pringle, but it's supposition, not evidence. If there's no chance of winning the case, there's no sense bringing it under court. You mean you base your reputation on winning cases, not on losing them so you play only the sure best? He meant nothing of the kind. But if we don't come up with some new evidence, we're dead. So is the boy. The boy's life is in your hands. I don't appreciate your putting it quite that way. There's no other way to put it. I think there is. I think that we... Hello, this is Henderson. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, okay, thank you. And that was the medical examiner. There is no evidence of poison in connection with your brother's death. Not at least would have been some help to us. That still doesn't alter the need of protecting my nephew. All right, Cameron, I don't like this, but under the circumstances, I suppose I have to. Pringle. Yes, sir? For the arrest of Mrs. Len Cameron. The final act of a blueprint for murder in a moment. Now a moment with a beautiful young actress, Charlotte Austin, an extraordinary one, too. She made her debut at the advanced age of two weeks. Well, it wasn't even a walk on part, Mr. Cummings. As a matter of fact, I don't even think I was walking at two weeks.  Not mine, I'm sorry to say. 20th Century Fox, Technicolor, The Works, but no shell at Austin. You must be in Prince Valiant. A tremendous production I hear with a tremendous cast. James Mason, Janet Lee, Robert Wagner, and Deborah Padgett. Isn't it Hollywood's premiere on April 2nd? Uh-huh, and the New York premiere will be April 6th. Well, I guess just about everyone has read the wonderful adventure strip it's based on.  Director Henry Hathaway traveled 10,000 miles through Great Britain to find authentic locations. Well, stories about King Arthur's times will always be popular with every age group, Charlotte. So will pretty girls with pretty complexions, pretty luxe complexions like yours. Well, thank you. Janet Lee and Deborah Padgett will make you and Luxe Tarlets so proud of them in Prince Valiant. They're like me, you know. They wouldn't be without Luxe. Nine out of ten stars depend on mild, gentle Luxe toilet soap to care for their valuable complexions. Lever Brothers will return your money if you don't think Luxe is every bit as wonderful as we say it is. We pause now for station identification. This is the CBS Radio Network. The curtain rises on Act 3 of a blueprint for murder, starring Dorothy McGuire as Lynn and Dan Daley as Cannes. Lynn agreed it would be better for Doug to be stayed with me until it was over. The boy and I moved in with Fred and Maggie Sargent. Then came the hearing. We got exactly nowhere. All the judge did was echo what the District Attorney had been saying right along. The state has failed to offer any tangible proof that Mrs. Cameron was stricken in a calcium capsule.  Witnesses have testified that she was an affectionate and indulgent mother to vote her for the children. I find that the state has failed to establish probable cause, and I hereby order the defendant discharged forthwith. I guess that's that, Mr. Cameron. We're licked unless we can find new evidence. You spoke to her a few minutes ago just before she left the courtroom. What'd she say? She asked about Doug. He's been with you all week, hadn't he? He has at Fred Sargent's house. The boy know about what's been going on? No, I told him she was called out of town, Chicago. I asked her just now if I could keep the boy until tomorrow. Do you want to bring him home in the morning? She's pretty sort, huh? No, that's just it. She doesn't realize I've had any part of all this. She thinks it's been entirely a police matter. It's a tough break for all of us. I can't leave the boy in her hands. I've got to get him away, and I've only got until tomorrow. Well, just don't you do anything foolish, Mr. Cameron. Don't you do anything you'll be sorry for. The way things stand, the boy belongs with her. She has legal custody. Legal custody so she can poison him, too? You all know she's guilty? What do you do about it?  Look, you're all upset. That's perfectly understandable. But why don't you just losing my mind? That's all. You stop by tomorrow. You do that, Mr. Cameron. You bring your lawyer friend. Maybe, maybe we can figure something out. All that night I tried to think of something. Fred and Maggie, too. Some legal way of getting dug away from her. There was no use. There just wasn't time. The next morning I brought Doug back to live. I'm sorry I've kept you waiting, Cam. I took Doug upstairs to show him some presents I brought for him. He seemed so glad to get home. Yes, I'm sure he is. He was telling me all about the plans you two have been making. About spending the summer together. Yes, I'm looking forward to that as much as he is. This isn't easy to tell you, Cam, but I'm afraid we'll have to postpone it. Remember I told you I was planning a trip to Europe? I've just got to get away from all this unpleasantness. You can understand that, can't you? It's all been such a nightmare. When? When do you want to go? Well, I've been lucky. I've got reservations on the Victoria, and it's sailing tomorrow night. That soon? We'll probably be gone for about a whole year. I'm planning quite an itinerary. We'll spend two or three weeks in England, and then France, Switzerland, and then if Doug wants to. I left the house a few moments later. There was only one thing left to do. I went first to the steamship office, and then to one of those little stores that sells garden supplies. Well, if you're looking for something to kill the ants, I think this ought to take care of them. What is this stuff? A liquid or a paste? It's a liquid. They put honey in it to attract the ants, and then, of course, the arsenic does the rest. But if you've got any children, you better be careful where you put it. Yes, yes, I will.  We've got lots of insecticides today that don't hurt humans. But people keep on asking for these old standbys. You certainly seem to carry a variety. What are these things, these white pills? Innocent looking, aren't they? They look like aspirin. Aspirin? Not quite, mister. Every one of these pills is stamped with a W. There, you see? That identifies them. But what are they? Strongest stuff we ever carry. Rodenticide kills rats and gophers. Put out by a Midwestern concern. Arsenic? Strickman.  Well, good luck with the ants, mister. Come back to the ants. When the victorious sailed the following night, I was aboard. Doug was delighted to see me. Men seemed rather pleased herself after the first shock of surprise. Later, when Doug went to bed, she met me in the cocktail lab. I think this is wonderful, Cam. But now really, this isn't just a sudden impulse to take a boat ride. Doug, believe me, he didn't doubt me for a moment. I'm older and wiser. Well, it's really quite simple. My firm had me down for a trip to France. I thought you said Venezuela. I felt now was as good a time as any to make it. All right. And now the real reason. Well, standing by while you went through all this horrible ordeal was as miserable for me as it was for you. I wanted you to know that. You're making this trip just to tell me that? It isn't one of those things you can say, and one night while someone's packing trunks. Not if you want to sound convincing. Oh, I see. Still don't believe me, huh?  And when did you decide to come along? When you first told me you were going to Europe. Why then? Because that was the moment when I realized how much I'd miss you. I wish I could believe that. Now... Now I take it back. I want to believe you can. And I do. I do. My plan couldn't have been working more smoothly. It could have been a wonderful trip if only the circumstances had been different. There were moments when I was horrified by the enormity of what I was going to do. And those terrible moments of doubt when I wonder if Lynn weren't innocent. But at the bottom of everything was the overwhelming fact that Polly had been murdered. It was our last night at sea. My time had finally run out. Where, Uncle Cam? She's waiting for me out on deck. The guy told her I wanted to come down and say good night to you. There's a big dance in the ballroom, huh? It won't be long now before you'll be getting all dressed up and going to dances, too. You wanna bet?  Uncle Cam, can't you stay with us in England? Oh, I'd like to duck, but... I've got her in a living, you know. Then when will I see you again? Oh, I don't know. Maybe I'll get a chance to fly over during the summer. You promise? Okay, I promise. Oh, you'll have a wonderful time in Europe. I would if you were alone. Don't you worry about that. Right now, I want you to go to sleep. Okay. I'll see you in the morning before we dock. Uncle Cam, have a good time tonight. Thanks. Good night, boy. I went to my state room and put it in my pocket. That small bottle that I'd filled with poison I'd bought the day before the boat had sailed. I met Lin. I suggested a cocktail on the lounge before we went to the dance. I'd rehearsed this scene a hundred times in my mind. But now my mind was numb. The idea of taking a life for a human being was like a hideous dream. Bacardi cocktails. Remember, Cam? Remember? Of course you wouldn't. It was just that you and I first met at a cocktail party and they served Bacardi's. But I do remember the party was for you and Bill. Just before you two got married. I wish I'd met you first. I thought you were the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen. Boy, I can eat. Hey, be careful. What? Oh, no! How clumsy can I get? Oh, now don't be so upset. I've spilled a few cocktails in my time. Wait for me, will you? It won't take long to change. I'll be back in a moment. The waiter brought another drink and went back to the bar. I put my hand on the little bottle in my pocket. It would be so easy. So simple. But my hand wouldn't move. It was if it belonged to someone else. I'd have to find another opportunity later tonight. But suppose I was wrong. But Fred agreed. Maggie, the DA, the police, all of them agreed. Only Lynn could have done it if I could just be certain. Lynn was back now. We drank our cocktails and went to the dance. It went on and on as if it would never end. And then suddenly... Oh, no! No what? Oh, can't you hear old Lang Syne, silly? It means the end of the dance. The end of the voyage. And it's been wonderful. You like walking? Mmm. How about a turn of two around the deck? I'd love to. I'd better have a wrap though, hadn't I? Yes, you'd better. Give me a key. I'll get your coat. I knew then that I just couldn't go through with it. Out on deck, I took the bottle from my pocket and dropped it into the water.  It seems crazy, but somehow I sensed an association between those bottles and the one I had thrown away. I stood there looking at them. They weren't all cosmetics, there were others too. Neatly erased in a little traveling kit. Medicines, things for first aid, and a bottle of aspirin. Suddenly I was back in the store and a clerk was talking to me. I opened the bottle and dumped out the pills. They were all aspirin. All except three. Three pills, just a little different from any of the others. And stamped with a W. Don't you think it's time to call it a night? This is the last night we'll be alone for a long time. How about a good night drink? Fine, I'd like that. Your state room's closer than mine. Let's go in and I'll order something from the bar. What's the matter, Cam? Nothing, and nothing really. Just the unhappy thought that it's all over. Oh, the trip. I'm sorry it's over too. But now tell me something and I want the truth. Why did you really take this boat? You know why? I know the reason you gave me. It's all very flattering. But it's a little difficult to believe. Why? Why don't know. Of course you are the sort of man who might do crazy, impulsive things. Like going to Europe so I could be with you for five days? Yes. Cam.  What is it? It's nothing. Nothing's wrong. You know something? This drink tastes funny. It's bitter. Really? Let me see. Mine seems alright. That's just my imagination, I suppose. No. No, not your imagination, Lynn. A few minutes ago when I was in here getting your wrap I found a bottle of aspirin over there. Oh? Three of the tablets in the bottle were different from the others. They had a W on them, Lynn. That's the trademark of a tablet containing stricten. Cam, for heaven's sakes... Why were those pills different from the others? Because they were another brand. But I refused to go through all that again. Yet they were in the same bottle. Well, why not? I'd been taking another kind of aspirin. I had a few left over, so I put them in a new bottle to save space. Is that so unusual? Lynn, the W is the trademark of a poison. Ah, so that's the real reason you came on this trip. You were behind all those ridiculous accusations from the start. You still say they were just aspirin? Of course they are. That's good. I'm relieved. I'm very relieved. Why? Because that's why your drink tastes a little peculiar. I put one of those pills in your cocktail, and you've just taken it. I don't think we have anything more to discuss. Ever. Get out, Cam. Just a moment, please. Who are you? My name's Connolly, Mrs. Cameron. I'm ship's detective. Mr. Cameron sent for me as a witness. You've been listening to us? Yeah. As a witness. So that's what you've been expecting. An hysterical admission that the pill contains stricten. You never give up, do you, Cam? Well, I'm sorry to disappoint you. The tablet was harmless. Mr. Cameron? Seems you've made a very unfortunate mistake. Phil, excuse me. I'd like to leave. There's sort of things getting to be a habit with him, Mr. Connolly. Connolly, wait a minute. Look at your watch, Lynn. It's been almost five minutes since you took that drink. Right now, your life can be saved. Even another five minutes, but beyond that, you'll die. You know all about stricten, don't you? Lynn, please. If it was stricten, let me call a doctor before it's too late. But on the other hand, if the tablet was nothing more than aspirin, there wouldn't be much point in calling a doctor now, would there? And if I were to admit that it did contain stricten, there still wouldn't be any sense in phoning for a doctor. It's a sort of even Steven, isn't it? Death by stricten, or death by the electric chair. Take your choice. Lynn, it's five minutes past one. Every second is bringing you closer to a horrible death.  Strange, isn't it? You seem to be the one who's going to pieces. Not I. You know, it just occurred to me. If I should die, you're the one who'll be facing the electric chair. Or hadn't you thought of that?  How would you like to have a death on your conscience? My deck. This is too much for me. Now, did you or did you not give this woman stricten? I gave her a pill marked with a W that I took from that bottle on the dressing table. It was absolutely harmless, Mr. Conley. You have nothing to worry about. Lynn, please, you don't have much time. Tell me, Mr. Conley, what are your impressions of this man? Would you say he had character, honor, integrity? I'm sure you would. But I'm afraid his looks are quite deceiving. Let me tell you about him. He lived in my home as a guest, as a relative, as a warm friend. But all the while he was accepting my hospitality, he was taking everything I said, every incident that occurred, and was conniving to build up a case against me. Oh, but his betrayal didn't end there. Even after the court threw out his ridiculous charges, he kept on and on. But this last attempt, this is the most contemptible of all. You must really be proud of yourself, Cam. Only nothing's happening to me.  You were there with me the night that Polly died. You heard her screams. You saw the horrible agony she went through. Do you think that I, that anyone who'd seen that would take the same chance of dying in that same horrible way, do you? Well, I've been an even bigger fool than you. You took me in completely. I was even falling in love with you. All right now, get out.  I assure you that Mr. Cameron will leave at once. This is the most outrageous thing I've ever witnessed. You realize, Cam, I'll have to make a full report of all this. Go ahead, make your report. I went to my state home. I must have been sane. Blindly sane. How could I have been so wrong? Apparently Polly's death was due to one of those possible accidents that couldn't happen but did. A million to one shot. Mistake by a careless clerk in a drug store. I was horror-stricken at the thought that it was only by the nearest chance that I hadn't murdered her. What a mess. What a complete miserable mess I've made of everything. I wondered if I... Cameron, Cameron, come along, hurry. You're wanted in the surgeon's office right away. I'm Dr. Wells. Mrs. Cameron is inside. Another few moments and it would have been too late. She found Dr. Wells as soon as we left. Dr. She...she'll live? Yes, Mr. Cameron. She'll live. Lynn Cameron was convicted of murder in the first degree. Her sentence, life imprisonment. And so to the names of Madeline Smith, Florence Maverick, and Lydia Troublood, and all those other young, beautiful, but evil poison murderers was added that of Lynn Cameron. Something to remember? Perhaps. Doug and I, we're trying to forget. Our stars will return in a moment. Pepsodense, new flavor. Pepsodense, new flavor. Pepsodense, new flavor. Pepsodense, new flavor. And the clean mouth tastes for hours. Yes, the big news is Pepsodense has a brand new wonderful flavor. Now, here's Mr. Cummings with our stars. We step forward, Dan Daly and Dorothy McGuire. Well, I must say you both really stepped out of character tonight to play two unusual roles. There's nothing an actress likes better than to play a part entirely different from the last one. And what was your last one, Dorothy? The part of a secretary in three coins in the fountain for 20th Century Fox. It's in color and cinema scope. And Clifton Webb, Gene Peters and I went to Italy to make it. I wonder where I'm not getting anywhere in this business. All the pictures of me are made in Europe. I saw Night People, which stars Gregory Peck and Broderick Crawford, one of the most exciting films I ever saw. And I was filming them Berlin. Why don't I get those parts? I wasn't even considered for an Academy Award this year. That's terrible oversight. Why was that, Dan? Can't imagine, unless it's because he didn't make any pictures. Well, I'll tell you what you do. You find a fountain and you throw in a coin and make a wish. Now, where is he going to find a fountain around here? Never mind that. Where are we going to find a coin? I haven't been working. You'd have me in tears if I didn't know you're going into a picture tomorrow. Oh, yeah, we're making no business like show business now. Well, it isn't the money, Irving. I just missed the love scenes with those Lux girls. It's not the real thing on radio. Well, I can tell you that Lux is the real thing when it comes to complexion care. Lux soap is the favorite of our loveliest stars. Including Dorothy McGuire. I wouldn't be without it, Irving. Now I hear you have a delightful show for next week. We certainly think so. It's a charming romance and one of Paramount Pictures' most delightful screen comedies. Welcome, stranger. And we have a fascinating trio of stars. First, a brand new personality, Pat Crowley. Then, one of the most lovable character actors in Hollywood. Barry Fitzgerald. And one of the screams most handsome comedians, Carrie Graf. It should be just great, Irving. Good night. Good night. And all our thanks. Now here's our link letter with a word for the busy housewife. When you're at the store pushing that metal cart around, have you ever noticed how many detergents there are? My gosh, you get busy just looking at them. So what's the poor girl to do? Try all of them? Some people do. And generally speaking, they find that a good detergent gets things clean looking and... Well, then it doesn't make any difference which one you buy. Just close your eyes. Oh, wait a minute. Just a minute there. Open your eyes when you buy that detergent. But when you're trying to find out if your wash is really clean, don't rely on looks alone because your nose can tell you what your eyes can't see. Oh, you mean that things aren't really clean unless they smell clean. That's right. If things don't smell clean, they aren't as clean as they should be. And like I said, all good detergents will give you a wash that's clean looking, but surf, all purpose surf will do more. Surf gets things so clean they smell clean too. So clean they smell like sunshine, and that means they're clean, clear through. One wash day with surf will prove that to you, and you won't go reaching blindly for just any detergent down at the store. You'll always reach for surf. Now remember, no matter how tough a laundry job you've got, greasy work clothes and overalls, towels, sheets, surf gets things really clean. So get the big money-savory economy-sized box of surf, because I know you'll like it. Leave a brother's company. Make us a boxed toilet soap and boxed liquid detergent. Invite you to meet with us again next Monday evening when the Lux Radio Theatre presents Welcome Strangers, starring Cary Grant, Barry Fitzgerald, and Pat Crawley. This is Irving Cummings saying good night to you from Hollywood. Heard in our cast tonight where he found Patius Maggie, Fred Mackay as Fred, Harry Scherer as Doug, Jonathan Hall as Dr. Stevenson, Barney Phillips as Captain Detective Pringle, Jack Krushen as Lieutenant Detective Cole, William Conrad as the District Attorney, Joyce Poclosky as the Nurse, Herb Butterfield as the Judge, and Jimmy Eagles, Charlie Seal, John Larch, and Eddie Marr. Our radio play was adapted by SH Barnett, and our music was composed and directed by Rudy Schreger. Don't forget Lever Brothers' pair and despair plan, the smart new way to buy stockings. You get three nationally advertised, first quality cannon nylon stockings, a dollar eighty-five cent value for just one dollar.


Dan Dan noodles. You know me. I like the chicken soup. The chicken tongue. I'm not sure what I'm talking about. I'm not sure what you're talking about. I love the food bag. I love it. Are we back in Taiwan or what, guys? Hi, everybody. Welcome to a very special Taiwanese episode of Fun Bros Food. Now, when you're thinking about specifically Taiwanese food in New York City, you're mostly gonna find it in Flushing Queens and a little bit in Chinatown, New York. But let me tell you this, in East Village, Manhattan, there is a little Taipei growing. Now, some of these chains are directly from Taiwan and some of these are brand new original concepts started by Taiwanese Americans. But we are gonna be trying a ton of them today. I'm super hungry. I'm super excited. And of course, we had to lead off with Meat Fresh. Meat Fresh is probably the most famous and largest Taiwanese dessert chain out there. They specialize in their own-made potato taro balls. They got some brand new items. They're always innovating. You know what it is. It's Meat Fresh. Let's check it out. All right, you guys. We are trying out the brand new items here at Meat Fresh. You've got the fluffy matcha. Now, I've got a matcha latte. Cheers, brother. Shout out to Meat Fresh for always innovating and always taking the Taiwanese dessert game to the next level. I appreciate that. Everybody gotta adapt. When you have a drink that's so layered, there's kind of a way to drink it and it's kind of a funny way to do it, but I'm gonna do it. I am digging all the way down. I have to go to the depth of that cup. Man, that's really good. It gives you so much of what you love from the matcha world, which originally blew up in the last couple of years, but it still gives you that classic Taiwanese flavor. It's an elevated fusion of trendy things. Moving along here at Meat Fresh. Andrew, I've got Taro and Ube fresh right next to each other. You've never even seen that. Taro and Ube, that is a purple root duo right there. Taro, more from Taiwan. Ube, more from the Philippines. All right, guys, I'm gonna try to make this bite, try to get everything in here. I'll try to get everything in my bite too. The pooting, the little pooting right here. Little pooting. Ice cream up top. Get a little bit of ice on the side of the mountain. Shaved ice. In-house grass jelly. That's delicious. I actually like this a lot. This might be my favorite thing right now. Oh my goodness, and then there was a layer of ice underneath with the brown sugar. Dude, you really gotta have the Taro and the Ube in the same bite. That fluffy matcha whip is something else. And of course, guys, still in the brand new item section from Meat Fresh. You are looking at a matcha latte, which they did not have prior. And I've got a matcha latte with a ova and red bean. You guys know matcha, man. It's all the wave. I think it's here to stay. Matcha is kind of a nice in-between if you don't want to get coffee and you want something maybe a little bit on the higher end of the caffeine side of tea, so. But it'll kind of give you a different caffeine rush. Yeah, it's a slightly, it's a slow-release caffeine rush. Matcha lattes. It's real milky smooth. I like it. Getting me ready for the rest of the video. This is giving you something old school. It's giving you something new school too. Obviously, matcha was around in Japan for a really long time, but in terms of this sort of fusion of like modern, sweet latte matcha flavors, it's pretty new. Some other new items that I wanted to try is their popcorn series, and they have different flavors. Look, they have salted egg yolk. You know that's the wavy flavor of Asia. And then you got brown sugar, of course, another popular flavor. And 13 spices. Is this mala or not? I don't know. We're gonna find out. Oh, I am a huge fan of 13 spices noodle and or at sub crab. Oh my gosh, smell it. Whoa. Pour it out. Whoa. Yo, Anna, it tastes like the noodle from sub crab. This brown sugar one is super good. Salted egg yolk. The salted egg yolk is the marquee popcorn here at Meat Fresh. For me personally, if I was looking for a sort of a dessert, little finishing snack, I would go with the salted egg yolk. But if I was actually really hungry around lunchtime, I would go with the 13 spices. Here I have the brand new ube milk tea on ice. Dang, they're going hard with the ube and the matcha. I like it. Here we have the mango berry shaved ice. So you might think, okay, they've had this for a while. The small sizes leave. Personal hand serving. It's my favorite milk tea. I had today. This ube ice milk tea with the real bits of ube smeared on the outside. This is it. I give this a five out of five. Hey, shout out to Papangas. This is just right in the perfect zone. They melted some of the milk flavor into the shaved ice. So you have some shaved ice that's pure ice and some that's milk ice. Listen, guys, I cannot think of a better place to start off this little Taipei East Village food crawl than Meat Fresh. You guys, come check out the new items onto the next spot. All right, you guys, we are walking on St. Mark's right now in the East Village and we are headed to 886. In this restaurant, I might have to say might be one of the coolest Taiwanese restaurant in the entire city. All right, you guys, the next spot on our little Taipei East Village crawl, of course, 886. The coolest Taiwanese restaurant may be in the city. I mean, if you're looking for a vibe, you're looking for something that's gonna replicate some type of cool night market energy. This is it. They have their own pineapple cake alcoholic seltzer here. They also got their own chili oil. Basically, the owners, Eric and Andy, they're doing a lot of cool things. Shout out to Eric and Andy. David, so what are we ordering? I love the food here, but I feel like we gotta get a few really, really Taiwanese things. Like, I guess this is specifically Taiwanese food. Well, you probably gotta go with popcorn chicken. Yen-su-ti. Everybody loves that. They do a version here that has honey glaze on it. So that's like the elevation or a little bit of the twist that they have. Maybe even what? That Taiwanese sausage fried rice with sacha is crazy. Oh, the Taiwanese sacha. Dude, they got so many good food. Okay, and the Hakka stir fry because there's a lot of Hakka people in Taiwan, maybe. That's like kind of a unique dish. Oh man. What else, David?  Ensure that everything is a bang. Let's go order. I think that 886 is a type of concept that a lot of people would not have predicted existed more than just like two years, three years ago. Man, it's very, very modern and what I love about it is that they are taking very traditional Taiwanese dishes. They're not reinventing things. They're putting their slightly own twist on it, maybe different ingredients and a different way of cooking, but really, they are traditional dishes. Heavy wok work. Bro. Heavy wok work.  Look how brown it is. You can see each little rice grain is a little bit fried on the side.  Everything's cut in a symmetrical sense so you can pick it all up with your chopsticks. Yo, man, 886, guys, Taiwanese classics. I love it. The wok is real seasoned too. Woo, a little spicy. Round two here at 886. Andrew, I've got the Sambé Ji, a three cup chicken. This is a sleeper dish. A lot of people don't know about this. Even at like a boba shop, you can get it at. This is actually another boba shop dish. For sure you can get this popcorn chicken at any spot that's gonna serve Taiwanese snacks. Right, the salt and pepper yensuji. However, it has been elevated here with additional fried basil, additional honey glaze. Let's get it. Man, this is good. Guys, listen, here on the weekends at 886, there are so many Taiwanese Americans as well as any type of people, not just Asians, getting drinks too. It is very rare to see people drink alcohol at Chinese spots or Chinese speaking spots. They do here at 886. Nah, this is kind of a lit Taiwanese spot. Right here, guys. I really recommend it. St. Mark's. David, this is probably the most iconic Taiwanese dish that they have. This is the loba bang. AKA, AKA, Amanda and the little rofan. Yeah, everybody loves this. This is like a braised minced pork with sauce over rice. You have the preserved veggies. You have a little cilantro. You have the egg. This is a classic Taiwanese lunch food right here. Andrew, I've been hanging out with Taiwanese people and this is like the only thing they get for lunch. Loba bang. It's so elevated, yet it's so traditional. I think it's only fair that instead of a little rofan, they call it loba bang. Overall, guys, if you guys are in the East Village, come to 886. Say what's up to Eric. Say what's up to Andy. Crazy. Honestly, I think there should be an 886 in every big city. Great for dates, great for your mates. All right, you guys, we're on the exact same block that Meet Fresh was on. 886 was on. Now we are checking out another chain from Taiwan, 4-4 South Village, direct port. It's not just 4-4 South Village. 4-4 South Village, Taipei Beef Noodles. Taipei New Roman. Taipei New Roman. I can read that, David. Please show it to my mom. Show it to your dad. All right, you guys, we just went around the block and then we went back. We're right across the street from Meet Fresh right now, Andrew. The little Taipei is real. And we're outside of a spot that originated in Taipei. The first location in America was a Flushing Queen, so you know it's legit. And now it's in East Village. We are talking about 4-4 South Village Taipei Beef Noodles. We're trying to bring authentic Taiwanese beef noodle soup to the world. It says it right here. We aim to be the number one beef noodles in the hearts of overseas Chinese people around the world. Therefore, we use 4-4 South Village as our brand name. Let's go.  I think this little Taipei East Village thing, it might be even a realer than I thought. Yo, you know what I love? We're getting different versions of authentic dishes. Like, I think 4-4 South Village, we might see that it's very traditional. 886 had a slight twist to it. Meat fresh, of course, that's traditional and it's got the twist. So it's got both sides. Yo, I am looking at a chicken scallion vermicelli right here. They said this is very, very Taiwanese. In fact, Andrew, it is so Taiwanese, Andrew. I've never even had it before. Wow. No, no, no, that's David, spoiler. I had that on Uber Eats during the pandemic. I like that dish a lot. Oh, you had it and I didn't have it, bro. You know me. I'm like the chicken soup, the Chitang. 4-4 South Village, straight from Taipei. Taipei, New York, let's go. Yo, this soup is so good. The broth is so good. I almost want to dip something in it like an ajou. Luckily, what I do have here is one of my favorite and sort of a slightly Americanized dish is the neurodrambing, which is a beef roll.  And originally Andrew and Shandong, where mom is from, they just put a big piece of onion in it, chungyo beef like this, but now they added beef and sauces and all this.  By the way, Andrew, I also have a guavao here made famous in America by Eddie Huang in Bauhaus and Momofuku, but this is the real OG OG version. That's like the ones I've had on the streets of Taiwan. Yo, yo, you know what it is, Andrew? That makes it more like the streets of Taiwan. The heavy crushed sugar peanuts. Yeah. Heavy. The OG one is very sweet. Hand foods. Wow. I really like the scallion pancake. It might be house made. Dip in it. You know I gotta dip it. How was it, mixologist? This is one of my favorite Chinese hand foods of all time. Guys, so this dish I have right here, I used to think it was called lurofan, which is like the mince pork dish, but it's not mince, it's kourofan, which means it's a chunk of pork. So this is really what they specialize in. I actually, for me personally, prefer kourofan over lurofan. You know what's more traditional about this? This tea egg is cooked all the way through, but at 886, it was a soft egg yolk. So, you know. It'll be more trendy. I'm not gonna pour forth south is more traditional. Over here, we've got the dan dan mian. This is the classic spicy sesame noodle. A lot of people order really Americanized versions of dan dan mian or dan dan noodles all the time, but this is the real thing. So when it comes to pork belly, I like the pieces that are at least 50% meat and 50% fat. In Cantonese, we'd call it buu fei sou. Half meat, half fat. The dan dan mian, really strong here. The way they cook their noodles, I can see why this chain is a direct port to Taiwan. All right you guys, as far as the favorite dishes here at 4-4 South Village go, I'm gonna go with the sesame chicken noodle soup. Guys, to no surprise, my favorite dish is the beef noodle soup. Just look at how many preserved vegetables. Look how deep the broth is. Look at these chunks of beef. Need I say more? New Ro Mian is synonymous, Andrew, with the island of Taiwan. If we are doing a Taiwanese crawl through the East Village, we would be remiss to miss out on Whole Foods. Whole Foods is one of the only spots that specializes just in beef noodle soup and it is rich here. It is good and it's even cooked by a guy named Rich. So that's why it's extra rich. We ate here with Andrew Yang. You may remember it, you may not. We're outside of Whole Foods in the East Village. This has some of the best beef noodle soup you can find in the whole city. But first, let's meet our guy. Andrew Yang. Hey guys, great to see you. We gotta check it out on this Taiwanese crawl. All right, I'm here with chef and owner, Rich Ho of Whole Foods. Rich, explain to me kind of this concept of bringing authentic beef noodle soup to East Village. Being Taiwanese. I couldn't really find the food that I wanted to eat. So I decided to kind of make it myself. And now it's cool is that there seems to be a few of us around and I can see the other people's food makes me happy. I hope there's more and more. There's so much more to eat and discover and it's all really delicious. All right, the food has arrived here. Like we said, their menu is small, but the quality is high. Here we have the spicy, extra rich, near-row man, aka beef noodle soup. And of course, your Lou Rofan. This is not the only time we've had Lou Rofan in this video, but this is the first time we've had it in this format. I think for me, the biggest thing that I love about this beef noodle soup off the rip is the wide noodles. Anytime there is wide noodles or egg noodles, I will opt to get those. Whole Foods, near-row man, beef noodle soup. This might be the best in the city. Mmm, noodles are nice and thick. They soak up a lot of the soup, cooked perfectly, not overcooked, not undercooked. My goodness, there is something to hit you deep in your soul about Whole Foods, near-row man. You know why you know it's good? It's because you want to drink the broth. You just want to drink that broth straight up, bro. Like we said, they have other classic Taiwanese items here, Ponyo Chow Soul, which is a spicy huantan. As you can see from my Lou Rofan, the classic Taiwanese dish, this soft boiled egg, is very soft in the middle, just like how 886 does it. It's kind of like a ramen-influenced egg. I'm gonna go ahead and give the beef noodle soup as well as the huantan. Straight up, man, a five out of five. I really, really like them, and they have a tiny menu for a reason, guys. Sometimes their less is more. Come to Whole Foods, menu is small. There's a lot of love put into this food. Rich is Taiwanese American, but he's still keeping very true to the roots. I know that he worked in a lot of ramen shops, as well as steady near-row men, so he got a high execution. Is it notable that Rich is actually from the West Coast? He's from the 626. Yeah. You have a guy from the 626 who came to New York and is serving beef noodle soup out here in East Village, guys. I'm not trying to be like a 626 homer and always talk about how the 626 has the best food, but man, in Manhattan, this might be the best beef noodle soup. Shout out to the 6. Next up on our Taipei Meets East Village Crawl is the Braised Shop. Now, this is a brand new concept. It's only a few years old, and the owner is from New Taipei City. He wants to bring Louis Dien's, which are like braised, star, and these five spice spots to New York City. Let's check it out. Let me set the scene for you guys. It's Da'an District, Taipei. We're having lunch, side of the road, Braised Shop, bringing that vibe to East Village. They give you three different types of chilies. Of course, spicy. You just got chopped garlic. Of course, green onion, and you've got the Taiwanese black sauce. I don't even know how to describe what this flavor is. It's sweet, though. I'm gonna go with the base of the Prince noodle. Then I'm gonna go with the base of the wide Kwan glass noodle. I'm gonna put a piece of pork belly right on top. Maybe a corn. And of course, I have my eye on this little guy. They call him the Neuro Yuen, the Braised Shop. Are we back in Taiwan or what, guys? So while our little Taipei New York section isn't that big, food is good, and Taiwanese food in general deserves more restaurants in the city. It's really cool to see chains from Taiwan, such as Meat Fresh, make it over and offer authentic, high quality products just like you would have them in Taiwan. So shout out to Meat Fresh for collaborating on this video with us, and let us know what you think in the comments down below. How good is Taiwanese food? What's your favorite Taiwanese dish, and do they need more restaurants in the city? Let us know. Peace.


Whatever you wish to do, you must bring yourself to moment of joy and clarity within yourself. At that moment what you decide, even if you die, you must go by that. Whenever your emotions go up and down, your mind says many things, that's not important. It says one thing today, one thing in the morning, one thing in the evening. It says one thing today and another thing tomorrow. That's of no consequence. In the moment of clarity, when I'm saying joy, because when you're happy, you're not compulsive. When you're very happy and clear, at that time, if you look at things and see that, yes, this is what is more sensible for me, just do that, it doesn't matter if it feels like hell.  Because that's where your well-being is. When you're in different states of compulsiveness, if you make decisions as to which way to turn, you will be endlessly lost. It is not about what you're doing, it is just that you're doing it in an unwavering way.  You just unwavering, you become unpointed, it doesn't matter what it is. If you want to be a butcher, be a butcher in an unwavering way, it will open up. Just not wavering for a moment. What you have decided in a moment of clarity and joy, just sticking onto it without wavering a little bit, nobody can deny to you. Every day when your thoughts and emotions fly this way and that way, you keep changing your mind, changing your mind, changing your mind, you will go in circles, endlessly in circles. Because one who changes direction too often, obviously is not interested in going anywhere, isn't it? You know, this is… the world is round. So which direction you go, it doesn't matter. As long as you go without changing direction, you'll make the journey, isn't it? You'll complete the journey, isn't it? If you change your direction, it'll put you into an endless state of being lost, always lost. So you want to be there, be there, no problem. You want to be here, be here. Don't go on changing your mind every day, morning one way, evening another way.  One who is constantly changing their mind is a torture to himself and to everyone around, isn't it so? In the… right now you're thinking, tomorrow morning, I'm going to do my yoga. Tomorrow morning when the dawn at five o'clock in the morning, I hear it every day. I don't know how many of you hear it. The moment it goes dawn, maybe we should beat a drum. Then your body says to hell with this yoga, all I want to… it keeps changing, which priorities keep changing and changing and changing.  This being is capable of that. When it… when it comes to body and mind, we're all differently capable. No two bodies are equally capable. No two minds are equally capable. But when it comes to this being, every being is equally capable of containing the very existence within himself. Scientists are saying it's ever expanded. How to contain it? That's the whole beauty of it. That which is endless, that which is eternal, that which is boundless and that which is always expanding, that can be contained in this being. About that, no two beings are differently capable. Every being is equally capable. It doesn't happen because you keep changing direction. Wherever you find a little niche which is comfortable, you try to settle down there. This so-called getting civilized has become a huge detriment for spiritual process. Not essentially, but I would like to say this. Because if… if you were a nomad, you know nomad means what? That means you're not mad. So who is not a nomad? One who is mad. One who is mad settles down. One who is not mad moves on and on and on, doesn't settle down anywhere. The moment we stopped being nomadic, we got into a certain kind of madness of safety and security. Whether it's physical, psychological or emotional, we're always looking for that niche where we can settle down and sleep. Once you find a niche and it gets too sweet and comfortable and you don't have the courage to step out and once again make the journey. So if all you're looking for a picnic is a picnic, then it's okay.   What is the purpose of taking one more step? This is wonderful, this is it. Your mind tells you, this is it. It's… I'm not questioning the beauty of the place. I'm not questioning the pleasure of being there. But right now, this argument has come. This new level of logic has come in you simply because your lungs are working like a steam engine and your legs are creaking like an anoyed bullock cart. So, new logic will come. Do you see every time for different situations that you get into, different states of comfort or discomfort you get into, you develop a new logic? Have you noticed this with yourself?   The moment you get married, you become a capitalist. According to new situations, different levels of comfort or discomfort, new levels of logic will come. The world has come to a point where the Maoists have become capitalist, that's it. That is it, you know. So, it keeps happening. That's why in a certain moment of clarity and joy when you are there, you look at something, what you see is your well-being. You stick to that. Tomorrow it looks like horror to you, it doesn't matter, you stick to it. It feels like hell, you stick to it. That's well-being. If you keep shifting, nothing happens.


Ladies and gentlemen, do we have the video that you have been waiting for? Today we have my entire camera collection. This has been a little bit in the making just because I've obviously have a lot of cameras and it took me a while to get everything in one place. But I'm excited to share this collection with you guys. Obviously I've been a photographer for probably six to seven years now and obviously this is something that has been accumulating over a long, long time, none of this happened overnight. So today we're just going to break down exactly what camera gear I am using and yeah, let's just jump into it. Okay, so let's start off with the cameras that I use the most often and which are in my daily arsenal. Obviously that is going to be the Sony A7R3. You guys know this has been my main camera over the past two years. This is honestly great for everything. It does photos great. It does videos amazingly and I have no complaints about this camera. I mean, besides for the fact that obviously it doesn't have a flip out screen, hopefully the Sony A7S3 will be able to include that but the main lens that I primarily use on this is the Sony 28mm f2. Now this is a great run and gun lens especially because it's a prime meaning that you're not going to be able to have the versatility of a zoom lens but the aperture is also pretty shallow meaning that you can do great portraits, you can do great lifestyle shots. So this is my main setup and honestly I have no complaints about this. Now the other lenses that I currently have for Sony are the Sony 55mm Zeiss 1.8. Now this is a beast of a lens. Everyone talks about how amazing Zeiss lenses are but you don't really realize it until you actually shoot with one and let me tell you guys that this is honestly my new favorite lens for portraits because it's so buttery smooth and just the metal durability and the quality of this glass is worth that price tag that I will definitely be investing in more Zeiss lenses in the future. The other main lens I usually use is the Sony 16-35G Master which is currently filming on the Sony A7 III. Now I will say some of this equipment is actually bought by Princeton University so that means that some of the stuff I'm showing isn't necessarily mine but it is what I use on the daily basis to do my content creation. My very first Sony camera that I ever got was the Sony A7S Series 1. To be honest this was a really great entry camera for me especially because I was getting into film so I got the Sony A7S with a con light adapter so I could put Canon glass on it because I was shooting primarily Canon before I switched over to Sony. I will say that the Sony A7S was good for what it does but obviously there are a lot of limitations and there have been several upgrades to it so this is very much just a backup cam. It's great for like B-roll or even C-roll I'll put it on a slider and it gives me another angle and another Sony camera profile that I can match my colors well with. I think my last Sony camera I have is the Sony ARX 100 Mark IV.  So obviously it's got the flip out screen which is really great for vlogging. The 120 frames works pretty well and I'm not the biggest fan of the picture profiles and the color grading that I'm able to get out of this so I don't necessarily use this for my bigger cinematic projects but it is very handy to have. Now if you don't know I started with photography before I got into videography which is obviously why I invested in some Canon glass and Canon gear. This is the Canon 6D Mark II. I upgraded to this from the Mark I version because this does have the flip out screen and this has been super helpful for getting different angles and helping me compose my shots correctly which unlike the Sony has. Obviously Canon is amazing for portraits because their color science is honestly the best in the market knowing to really beat that and that's probably been the primary reason why I haven't sold my Canon gear yet because I know that I'm eventually going to get back into photography and having a second or just a main photography camera is really versatile compared to my Sony cameras. Moving on this is the Canon 24-70 2.8L series lens. Obviously this is a beast of a lens especially for just versatile photography because it has that zoom range of 24-70 which is a great focal length. If I had to pick one lens to shoot with for the rest of my life it would probably be this lens just because I'm able to get the most dynamics out of it. I forgot to mention that the lens on this camera right now is the Sigma 35 1.4 series and if I had two lens to shoot for the rest of my life this will be my second lens because honestly a 35mm is amazing for any type of portrait length or just regular photography and the 1.4 series is beautiful bokeh buttery smooth. So that kind of covers all of my main camera gear this is what I used to shoot all my main content creation for photos and videos. Obviously there's still a lot more here in which I will go through. Lately I've been getting more into film photography so this is my Canon AE1 film camera. You know I bought this off eBay a few years ago and being able to shoot film just allows me a lot more control over all my settings and not being able to see your final product until you develop the entire role of film just gives you more intention with your shots and you realize that every shot actually matters so you put a lot more thought into it. So I enjoy shooting film but I didn't enjoy the process of going through all the settings of setting it up which is why I got this Olympus Mu2 and this one is really great for a point-and-shoot film camera because it has a built-in flash which the Canon AE1 doesn't so all those like retro film photos that you see with the flash are taken on this and it just gives it a lot more of a vintage feel obviously because it's film but it's also compact enough that I can literally carry this anywhere with me especially when I go out with my friends. I don't worry about bringing any of these cameras because I know that this will do the job. Let's see what else I have here this is the InSpects Wide 300 it's made by Fujifilm unfortunately it's actually broken right now but when it did work it was shooting all of my Polaroids and it gives you that wide format compared to the mini Polaroid version so I really enjoyed this while it lasted I might invest in a new one but I highly recommend everyone having a Polaroid camera. Now this camera right here holds a lot of value in my heart because it is the very first camera I ever bought this is the Fujifilm X10 and I've told the story before but I actually won a photography competition taking a photo with my phone and with that money I was able to buy my first camera which is this bad boy and you know the looks of this are amazing it looks like one of those vintage cameras but the feel and the ergonomics of this was a great entry-level camera for me I shot with this thing for so many years and the fact that I still have it is just you know big sentiment to to photography and where I was able to start with it you know I love this camera Fujifilm makes some really great cameras and eventually I'm considering upgrading to even the X100 which is a little bit more advanced series of this but this has been my baby I will probably never get rid of this just because it holds a lot of sentiment to my heart obviously I have the GoPro which is super grateful for any types of underwater shots or any time I'm not going to be able to you know beat up a camera this is the GoPro Hero 3 Silver I literally bought this like five years ago when I was first getting into film and having a GoPro really just takes your filming to the next level I actually upgraded to Hero Session but my brother's borrowing it so I don't have that right now okay a little bit of miscellaneous accessories obviously I have a gimbal gimbals are a kind of a necessity when it comes to filmmaking nowadays because everyone wants stable footage and it's hard to do that handheld so having a gimbal really allows you to take your filmmaking to the next level this is the ZUN Webull Lab 3 they sent it over for me to test and honestly it's been my new favorite gimbal I've also shot with the Moza Air and I can be holder DS1 but this is just so compact and reliable for most of my run-and-gun setups that I don't really worry about bringing a bigger gimbal with me for audio I have the Rode Video Micro Plus I bought this thing probably two years ago because I needed better audio the mic I use currently on my camera is the Rode Video Mic Plus which is a little bit bigger but this is really great for vlogging and anytime I don't want to bring a big setup with me obviously camera straps this is the peak design light strap which is the smaller vision of the peak design strap which I also actually have but the really cool thing about peak design is that they have those clips where you can attach your cameras with the anchors that they come with and so I have anchors on just about all my cameras so I'm able to really just clip and go for any of my cameras another great peak design investment that I made are the plate and the capture clip the capture clip will go on to your camera backpack so that you can just slip your camera in and out just by releasing this lever and having one of these was really helpful for me to just grab my camera and I don't have to worry about setting anything up I think the last miscellaneous things are a little mini tripod I don't really use that and then this is the new Rhino Shield lens that can attach to your phone I made a review video about this before but I've recently been playing around with this a little bit more just to give me more versatility with my photography and I'm a huge fan of this one okay now the last thing to cover are probably the camera bags because everyone knows that finding a perfect camera bag is kind of crucial and I still haven't found it I'm on the quest for finding one but this right here has been kind of my main one for the past few weeks and this is a brevity rucksack the reason I love this thing is that it acts as a great everyday backpack so I can carry my school equipment but also my camera equipment in this little camera compartment right here so I can just fit my lenses with my cameras in there and it is good to go if I'm traveling or have a little bit more of heavy duty equipment I need to be bringing this is the in case backpack I don't know the exact model once again the great thing about this is that just has so many pockets so I can really fill this camera up with multiple camera bodies multiple lenses and I'm always good to go the last camera backpack I have is the peak design everyday 20 liter backpack you guys know that this is my main driver for the past like two to three years and I loved everything about it it just wasn't very big enough which is why upgraded to the in case but for my running gun photography in any time I'm traveling I will probably be bringing this just because it's so compact and it has so many pockets so moving on to a little bit of accessories things that I carry for my shoots obviously ND filters are in this pocket right here and having it in this like foldable travel case is very convenient so I can slip on ND filters CPLs or whatever there was a few more things I needed to show okay now these are my final miscellaneous accessories and things that I bring with me every time in our in every single of my camera bags I can't emphasize this enough having one of these things is so essential for any photographer and anyone who wears glasses because it serves as a two-in-one it's a lens white but it's also a glasses cleaner and it really just helps you clean your glass and make sure that there's no dust or any scratches and it just keeps your lens looking great this right here is the SD card case so any time I'm traveling I will always carry this with me so I have backups of SD cards and I know which ones are full and I know which ones are formatted not having enough storage on a shoot is the worst thing ever so please make sure that you have enough SD cards literally every time I buy a camera I will probably buy an SD card with it this is just my carrying case for my dongles and my SSD so this right here is the Samsung T5 portable SSD 500 gigabytes and this has been my main driver for all my video editing because number one it is so fast it's literally the fastest hard drive I've ever worked with in the transfer speeds are kind of ridiculous so I'm always transferring photos and editing off of this and once this gets full I will transfer it over to my main hard drive now obviously since I have the new MacBook Pro I'm dealing with dongles and this is what I use to edit off my SD cards and I can plug in my USB and micro SD cards and HDMI ports so this is super essential for anyone editing off a MacBook Pro wow I really keep forgetting all the gear that I have number one is obviously a portable charger anytime I'm traveling I always like to bring this with me because I know my cameras or my phones are going to run out of battery so having a portable charger is super essential another great travel accessory that I've recently picked up has been from setechi and it actually allows you to plug in two USB-C and two USB 3.0 ports and this is super helpful for me anytime that I need to be charging my cameras or my laptop highly recommend picking one of these up this right here is the blue microphone which I use to record any of my voiceovers or anytime that I need to do a podcast or an interview or something I will use this bad boy finally are my beat studio headphones these are something I picked up in high school and obviously just allow me to listen to my edits better and anytime I want to listen to music I will probably pair with these finally obviously you got these AirPods you guys know I love them the AirPods wireless 2 with the chair charging case and my iPhone XS Max and yeah guys that about wraps it up for my entire camera collection and accessories and gear and anything I use to create content I know that it was a lot to cover and honestly like this took me years to accumulate all this equipment don't think that it happens out of nowhere it will take you a lot of time and a lot of money and investments to be made in your career and into your craft so obviously take that into consideration and I hope that you were able to get something out of this make sure to hit this video with a like if you enjoyed it comment down below anything else you guys want to see subscribe for more videos and as always don't stress finesse shit now I gotta clean all this up