Check it, check it, check it, it's a unique hustle, it's your boy, E-C-E-O, and I'm here with the lovely, amazing official, Ms. Jamaica, what's going on? Not, not, you know my dad? Man, well, you know, one of them guys is here, man, you know, this is the reason I do this, man, because this brother right here, see, this is going to get my young people in, see, I look at my analytics and they're really where I want it to be with them youngsters, man. This kid right here going to make it happen for me, he has vouched for it, he has became a player in the boss talk 101 game, man, Ziggy made it, he's in the building. What's going on, man? Let's go in and build it, man.  Thank you so much for pushing me. You know, I got to stay on it, man. I'm old. So you probably want to push me again. Yeah, man. So how you been? Man, I've been working, bro, like for real, like, like I never had before. And then finish the graduate. This year, last year? Yeah. Yeah, man, you know, Duncanville, man, you know, y'all think y'all all at the football teams and all. I see y'all in the news, bro. Y'all really, bro, y'all, I'm going to be honest with you, man. I wish I was in high school, man. And I wish I was with a rival team, man. I pull up in the bus and I run that school over there like it was nobody business. You know, look, I can't say no to that. I don't even be looking at the sports like that. You don't even want to check at the sports? I do. I hear about it, but it's like. Y'all basketball team weak as hell. No, I don't. Oh, yeah, I thought you didn't look at it. See, I just shut that down. It was like, no, no, no. I know about it, but, you know, I don't be paying attention to it like that. But I know, though. But y'all coached the main head coach. He couldn't get it done again this year. He go to the championship, but he can't win it. But it's other schools that don't even go. Oh, that boy won. He got to come back to come back here. You know what I'm talking about? It really was real what you just said. Like, it's something never meant right. At least he making it. Right. But he's a dope guy, man. That coach is special. I've been trying to get him on the show. I did get the one from Sack on here, but I didn't get him. He the one mentor of him. He actually taught him. So that's dope, man. You know, y'all, at least you're on the winning team, right? So how is school? Do you really, like, what do you get from it? High school, I want to be there with you. Tell me how school is. School, like, school, cool, bro.   No. Is it hard? No, no. Not hard. Well, you're about to go to college. You think college is going to be really hard?   Like, I'm already code with the beats. So imagine me bringing it with the Dallas flavor that I got right now, bringing it to whatever college I'm going to go to.  I'm like, you know what I'm saying? That's what my daughter did. Like, when she's looking at colleges, she's looking at how she can network. If she don't see where she can network at that college, she won't even choose that one. Is that a big factor in you picking the right college?  OK, that's good when you have that confidence in yourself like that. Yeah, you are.  Now, I don't take that the wrong way. They coming for you. I'm not going to say too much. Yeah, yeah, now you're not going to say too much. But yeah, they coming like they there. They they a mom and them doesn't let them get away.  He had all the college stories. You know all the stories, brother. What you going to do? I didn't heard a few. I don't know if you're too young to remember what what what what my boy said on on baby boy on the men's to the side of honey's on and you to pray and station them were going to college. You don't know nothing about this.  Sharif and station, all of them came and want to go. I'm not going to take it there with you. But I'm just telling you going to college takes on a whole another level of responsibilities.  There's a story about a college. OK, this store, this college is what? Preview where they partied at 12 o'clock during the day on a Wednesday and then go back to school. Preview that. Yeah, the same day to go back to class. This college thing is different. Is that you going to be seen? What are you going to see you? Really, I'm looking at a lot of colleges. I got like I got, you know, you got accepted in a lot of different ones. I'm just looking and trying to see which one I'm going to go to. And like I'm trying to make sure I make the right decision, which, you know, I can't really be like up on it too much because, you know, when you think about something too much. Don't get stressed out. Yeah, you know, I don't want to let it stress me out. What are you looking from a college other than networking? Like, what what exactly are you looking for? But you don't have to have engineering like this. What you doing? Yeah, that's what that's what you're going for. So what else are you? What else are you looking for in college? All the cute girls? I mean, I don't go. I don't necessarily look for them.    Come on. Bro, people doing it all the time. Bro, you be a young dad. Man, don't do it, bro. Bro, don't go down there like that. Why would you even think? Come on, bro. That's what parents do. They think about that. He said the same thing. My daddy, no, I'm not going to do nothing like that. Oh, OK. Wow. Well, I'm going to check it, right? The check it, man. You know, so you got a lot of different work that's coming out being an engineer and going to school for engineering is a lot of stuff you probably already been dealing with because of the fact of you being in the music as deep as you are at an early age and coming up, being in the camp, you know what I'm saying? You you P.M.G.  So you know the music. You understand what's going on. You made songs for Yellow Beezy, Trap Boy, different people. Give me some more names. Little runny, little runny, see J.C.C. Little see J.C.C. No, ain't nobody.  So so what can they show you down there at that school? Only thing I can do is learn more. Learn more. I don't think I can do. I go to a class for eight out of your A.V. production. I'm going to only get better. I'm going to be so cold. Like it's not going to be nothing I can't do. Really. So this music, you so allowed to it. Because you learn a lot.  You just have to.  You can learn everything you want to learn off of YouTube. So that's the thing is like, what are you going to learn at college that you don't already know? Because I'm sure you did all your research on YouTube and learn a lot of stuff already. Yeah, but it's that too. But it's the people you know, too. Right. I always got, it's not about what you got, how much money you got, it's about who you know. Because, you know. That gets you in them doors. Yeah. For real. Man, my god, Ziggy Mades is in the building. Second interview, spitting five jewels. Yeah, let any niggas feel it. Yeah, they got to hear this nigga today because at the end of the day, this young nigga, he get it right. Yeah, so if a young kid is out here watching you and because, and want to do what you do, how can they start doing that? Because you had the fortunate, you were very fortunate to have that in your high school. A lot of high schools don't even have that. I started before I even knew I had that in my high school, though. I started before I even knew it. But when I found out I had that program, I was like, oh, yeah, that's big. I'm finna take off right now. Line up. Yup. So what would you suggest for a kid, how can they get started? What should they do?   But you got to have a vision and you got to have a job, too. And, like, work ethic beats talent any day. You can have, you can be the coldest bee maker in the world, you can be the coldest rapper in the world. But if you're inconsistent, then your result's gonna be inconsistent as well. How hard is it for you to stay consistent? Because I still look at you as a kid. I know a lot of kids be like, man, I want to go out here and party. I want to go out here and hang out with my friends. I want to go do this, like kid stuff. So, how do you stay consistent with all your work and all the stuff that you have to do? Well, me personally, I never even, I got to change this, but I never been like an outgoing person like that anyway. I always stayed to myself.  That's good, that's been changing. But once you get to college, it's going to change. Oh yeah, it's going to change, but you got to be able to balance that in your body. You got, it's all about balance. Well, do you think, I mean, what do people like Yellow Bees and M say to you if you get a conversation with them about your music or anything?  Whether it be with him, whether it was whoever else, any of the guys that you, because you making the sound for them they may want to articulate and say, hey man, you know this or that. How do you mesh with them? Well, really, he's just dead. Like, well, with Yellow, I've been knowing him.  And we see something in the next like, he told me, he was like, all right, now if it's trash, we going to say it's trash. You know what I'm saying? He was like, if it's trash, I sent him. And it was the first beat I ever sent it to him. He sent it to him. And I told y'all, like, he wrapped on it like two days after that. Wow. It happened just that fast. That fast. And like I said, how did, how did, and I got to bring this up, how did the traps when you go? Trap, they was on the same song. Oh, that was the same song? Yeah. Okay. And so that was the time when they worked with you on that. Right. Man, that's dope, man. How does that make you feel though as a one that's, you know, doing it? The one that made it happen. The one that, to know that you knitted in like that. Man, it feel good, man, but, you know, I looked at it, you know, I was over geeked because that was my first placement. So, but like, I had to realize like, bro, you cannot start right here at all, bro. That's it. That's it.  Let's talk about that the more on the way. Let's talk about the new, the new, the whole album that you're producing. Yeah. Let's talk about that a little bit. What's the name of it? Self-titled Ziggy Made It. Self-titled Ziggy Made What made you want to do it? It's always been an idea of mine. Me and my manager were talking about it. And he was like, man, you need to, out of all the songs you got, with all the artists that's not out, you need to put that on the album. It's going to do good. And then the crazy thing about it is we ain't going to put it on up. We going to put it like as an NFT as well. So that's what we going to do. It's going to go up. Man, I just can't, like, bro. It's going up. How hard was it for you to get into NFTs and to understand the concept of it? Well, I'm still understanding the concept, but I have people around me to help, talk to me about the NFT business and stuff like that. But the way that it's going is really going, everything is going to change. Everything is changing. Everything is just pixelating. Everything is digital. Everything is going to be digital. Exactly. That's dope, man, that you found it so early and your money is so powerful at the age you are now. If you, if any money you save till you turn 30 could be, it's something else. It equates to millions, actually. And I have a question. The company that you're with on the NFT, do they insure your NFT? Because, like, say, if something happened, you know, like how banks have insurance, insurance policies and stuff like that. That your money is secured. Does your NFT, is it secured? For sure. Okay, how is it secured? Like I said, I'm still learning it. You're still learning it, yeah. It's so new. For sure. Yeah, yeah. Because I know, because we had a guest that he was talking about. He was talking about how, like, whenever you invest into an NFT, you can get a return of a gold coin that's sent to you. And that's how you put that on the bed. You don't put it in a bank. Because if anything ever happened, you still have that gold coin as a security. So I like that fact, the way how he was talking. Like you're creating, recreating a different wave of money, a different stream of income. Because gold is never going anywhere. Back by real estate, it can be back by natural resources. All type of stuff. Yeah. The company that we work with, they have all these different avenues that they can cover. Okay. To make it valuable, to cash it in is still worth something right then and even later. Wow, that's dope, man. Like to be able to understand the algorithm of NFTs at such an early stage, and it's not really just been out a long time. It's not everywhere. And you guys are already dealing with it. And being a young man that's dealing with it, that's dope right there. And if it's something that I can, I can make a little money out of it too.  You see how his voice has lowered like really? Yeah, I'll get in there with you. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I'll get all the way in there with you. But so, what's next for Ziggy, man? Cause you're gonna get up there at school, man.  Like, what do you mean? You looking for talent? Like you looking for talent? You looking for that? You looking for that? Cause everybody, you know, got a artist that just mesh with them. They just, as soon as they do the whole project, will you work whole projects with certain artists? I have, but oh yeah. I got something with a murder game PB on the way. The whole thing produced by me, Ziggy made it. That's gonna be dope. That's what I was talking about. See, because that's where I seen a lot of them, like YG and Musa on a beat, you know what I'm saying? Different people, when you look at all the different ones, I remember Mike Wheel made it with Gucci, man. When he first, you know what I'm saying? Like you hear all of these different people, Drama Boy or that other dude, like it's certain ones you hear they get with a certain artist and they do projects and you never forget them because you hear them drop so many times in that music that you know, okay, man, Musa ain't working with him on that one. That ain't, I don't know, man. He should have stayed with Musa though. That's the way it be when you working. Your work ethic make people recognize you because you're working and you're working so much they keep hearing that drop every time. And that's where I like to hear it too because I know they're getting that money then, boy. Ooh wee, man. You know what I'm saying? But yeah, man, PB got something on the way, bro.  Ooh wee, man. And we was the dopest. Ooh wee, man. So you know, at the end, I'm feeling myself right there. Feeling myself. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm doing my thing right there. So you probably don't even feel that way. I feel you, man.  I think it's second interview. Second? Yeah. But this whole will end in it. It did, bro. You like, yeah, that's the one there. You don't know how many people was like, bro, he got an interview. He got an interview. Y'all ain't seen it. Y'all ain't seen it when I went to school. Ball's tall. Yeah. Ball's tall. I posted it, you know what I'm saying? Then we were like, damn. Watch when they see this one, because we been moving the numbers just, hey, man, yesterday prices ain't today prices. Prices went up. What? So we over here, different now, we growing. You don't know how many people were just surprised, bro. Like, and then they start, I told them like, go follow them, go follow them. And you told them, yeah, like that's where it's at. That's where it's at. Man, and you the only one that been on here still, like 17, really just doing something. You the only boy, nigga, you holding the crowd. These niggas ain't busy. They ain't working enough. 18 now. You 18 now? Yup. Man. Yeah, grown man.  You might be somewhere on what they call it. Shout out to big boy Niel up there and L.A. I didn't do something. When I blow up. Some more. When I blow up, coming from college or whatever. If I come back, when I come back home, I make sure I'm doing it.   You cover it over here. We don't look at it like that. You family. You said, don't forget about it. Yeah, but you know when they monitor, if it blow up and you know you dealing with, you and Post Malone got a whole album together or something like that. I don't know, my nigga. I don't know, you know. He gonna be hard to read it, though. One thing I got from Sean Cotton, he said, you never really know somebody until they get money. This money calculator makes something else come out of you.  They wanna talk to Ziggy made it. I had a boy like that over here once. He just made it back. Taylor Gabriel, the boy who left here, the boy didn't have nothing. I let the boy come over and do a few pushups with me. Next thing you know, from 17, 15, 16, all the way up till probably 23, 24, he come back to see me and said he had three meals and then he come back again and he was loaded with the loot. I didn't get to see him but two times, my guy. But he said that if I texted him, he answered. If I called him, he answered. If he could, if he wasn't busy. Can you at least give me that much respect, my dude? Bro. If you show love to me, I'ma show a little back, bro. Already, man. He loyal. He loyal. He loyal. Man, I'm gonna always be checking for you. If you make it, if you don't make it, you made it with me. I can promise you. Ain't no don't make it and he gonna make it. You know what I say? If you make it or you don't make it.  That's what it can do. That's it, right? That was a bar, nigga.   So therefore, you have to be able to control your thinking in order to understand where you have evolved to. If you don't know how to scale in your mind, you'll never scale in your finances, right? So, who would you like to work with? If you had your choice. Like anybody. Anybody. I say, future for sure. Future, you like future. The future was less than future putting on that. He don't be doing like he used to when he first came out. Future and him got that money. Yeah, they got that money now. So they, they different. They changed the money. Sean Cotton once again.  Maybe like he just, how did he? Oh, you retired? Is that what you're trying to say? Then he just announced I helped. Yeah, he got, I ain't saying he don't have music. It's just that, you know, when the person first doing it, boom, boom. Everything back to back coming out. But in future, it very can't be. And you couldn't miss him every time you. Yeah, it was a mess of some comments. I ain't gonna, what was that? I got some comments. My favorite song from future. I think that was it. My favorite song from future is Marshmannies. What about that one when he sang? Why? Marshmannies, bro, do you hear the beat, bro? But when that nigga said. So when you listen to music, you just listen to the beat. You don't even listen to anything else. I listen to all the music. That beat that nigga listen to that beat for it, didn't they? It didn't crazy how the beat was made.  Yeah. He have a lot of music though. He didn't think about futures that he's an instrument with the beat. Yeah. Yeah. That's why he's so easy to listen to. Wow. Yep. Dope, dope analogy. So man, first of all, thank you for coming on Boss Talk again, man. You came back, man. You came back, showed love to the channel, man. Help the show. And listen, man, like I say, we locked in whatever you need. If you in college or wherever, no matter what, I'm here, if I'm living, I'm here, bro. So you can always hit me up. My number ain't changed since you got it last time. Yeah, 20 years, nigga. I had my number before you was born. Yo. So I got that same number, man. So you gotta keep that same energy if you need me. You know what I mean? Not for real. Thank you for coming on Boss Talk. Let these young niggas know that they gotta tap in at Boss Talk 101. They gotta like, they gotta subscribe. They gotta link with a ziggie made it because at the end of the day, that's what keeps us pushing in pressure. How you like what the show is going? I love it. I've been seeing what y'all doing. Y'all been making some big moves, bro. I've been seeing. Really? You like what's going down? For real. Man, thank you so much. That means a lot coming from you, bro. Because you see where we was, you know. We always had a lot of cameras, though, dude. Yeah, I think so. We always started off with a lot of cameras, man. We bought some new ones, though, since you been gone. I still got the other ones, too. I'm just talking about twin angles, nigga. I don't know, I'm losing my mind. My mind playing tricks, always. Say. But thank you so much for coming on the show. Hey, we got much love for you. Okay, is there anything we left out? Did we cover everything? Like a real man should. You know what I'm saying? We covered it all, right? Check it, man. Hey, man, we love you. Been another great segment, man. Boss Talk 101, what a boss this talk. Not for real.


Mark Twain said it best in his quote whenever you find yourself from the side of the majority It is time to pause and reflect and these are just the craziest times We talk about an impending recession and it was it's like a foregoing conclusion It'll happen But what if it isn't and what if we've actually already entered into a bull market? So let's just take a look at the possibility that we're already in a bull market moving forward Before I talk about that and talking about strange times you may have noticed that today Dogecoin took a little bit of a pump and the question is why did dogecoin go up so much? Well, there's a nice little tweet from Elon Musk as he was having discussion with chairman at WSBC chairman He said is a new platform needed just by Twitter and changes a bird logo to a doge And that's what you'll see if you go to Twitter right now. You'll see that the dogecoin logo Is up in the top of left-hand corner instead of the normal Twitter logo So does that mean that there's been new development as far as dogecoin? Does that mean that it's been really evaluated or put into some kind of big business and Is there for test transactions or just full transactions? No, in all honesty, nothing's happened So what does that mean for the price? Well the market cap is doing pretty good and dogecoin just went up 18% in 24 hours or 35% in seven days These are strange times and just be aware that just because something is pumping doesn't mean like it is the end all be all So to get to the point of today's story it comes out of this This is from Bitcoin archive and they said Bitcoin is just closed up for three months in a row This is signal to start of a new bull market three times without fail And I thought about this I took a look and of course that's right there, you know Three months straight and it looks like things are moving the right direction and I thought to myself Well, let's define what a bull market is and this is from the street a bull market as Defined by different analysis or analysts is a period in which stock prices on major indexes Like the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones industrial average are rising a time when the economy is growing Consumer confidence is high and people are spending an official bull market as a period when the S&P 500 increases at least 20% after two distinct declines of 20 So that got me thinking what's the S&P 500 doing because it all kind of comes out of this and we can see that the S&P 500 is actually doing pretty well for today, but that's not just what the bull on is It's over a time period. So let's take a look at five days looking pretty good And let's take a look at one month. All right, still pretty good Let's take a look at six months still doing pretty darn good over the last six months So if we go back here The S&P 500 Dow Jones are rising the next that would be the first criteria The second criteria is the official bull market is a period when the S&P 500 increases at least 20% After two distinct declines of 20% so for that we'll have to go out a little bit more. Let's take a look at a year So again time frames you can cherry pick and already want to but if you take a look at the last year So April 4th 2022 a year ago, you can see that we were at 4582 at the very bottom in June Just a couple of months later Roughly about 20% 19-20% somewhere somewhere around there. That's the first one August 16th 4305 and then to the base layer 3585 now that is not 20% It's some a little bit below that but we are pretty darn close So that might hit the first criteria and the next question was this a Time when the economy is growing. Well, if we take a look over at Ben site This is why I like Ben site because he has it broken down into crypto macro and equity So I steal as much stuff from him as I possibly can it makes my my job a heck of a lot easier Everything's right here. So the real gross domestic product our GDP It's equal to the GDP that is adjusted for inflation That's why I picked this one our GDP is an inflation adjusted monetary measure of the market value of all goods and services produced by labor and Property and specific time by certain countries in this specific example. We're gonna go with the United States and we can see that real GDP has been going up for quite some time 2015 18 19 We took a little bit of dip here in that thing called coronavirus Don't know if you heard about that was a big thing and then here We are at the tippy top and we're still going up So I find this quite interesting Of course, it doesn't all go to October what we see a little bit of a growth at the next part It talks about this consumer confidence is high So for this one I took a look at the Michigan consumer sentiment index This refers the overall attitude or feelings of consumers about the economy and their own financial well-being and we can see that We're not as high as say in February Which there was a lot of things going on then or over here in 2004 or in the good old days of 2017 when these are going pretty well or 2020, but we took quite a drop off Not too far away June 20 2020 like we just took a look like S&P 500 But where are we going? Well, the sentiment is actually going up quite a bit as of February 23 the consumer sentiment in 67 and then the last one is People spending So for this one I picked personal consumption expenditures What is that personal consumption expenditures is the estimated total of consumer spendings? PCE including how much is spent on durable goods products that do not wear out quickly and Non-durable goods products that typically last anywhere in less than three years as well as services So everything you want to think about is what people are spending on and again, they can see it here We've got a straight-up hoppy hockey stick and tell that time with coronavirus then a little bit of a Downward slide in November 2020. Now here we are June, July that it February 23 again Still going up in a line. So if I take a look at this And I say, okay Well, that would define the bull market But what Bitcoin archive is talking about is that it's just closed up for three months in a row so Again, if I take a look at these things Here's the Bitcoin monthly return tables and we can see that they are spot-on It has been one two three and I got to tell you for 2023. We've had some monstrous months Thank you for all the big for all the banks that are collapsing not good for people I understand but it is good for Bitcoin because it makes people realize that hey nothing safe So you got three months here and we take a look at 2022 There wasn't three months in a row So that wouldn't hit that criteria in 2021 remember that year. Oh, that was a good year What do we have here one two three And a little bit of a sly always action 2020 no 2019 we did have three months in a row actually five months in a row and it was a little bit choppy But this was a good year to accumulate I felt and of course going in 2020 nothing in then 2021 2018 2017 there was three April May June remember what happened 2017 to December? That was it's all time higher for that cycle And then the next one would be 2013 down here and then 2012 was kind of a little odd data But if you just take a look at what they're talking about It could be now does that mean without a shadow of a doubt That we are definitely in a bull run. That's all I'm saying But there is a case to be made That maybe we are in some type of bull run. Does that mean that I'm going to change My strategy and dump and everything right now me personally. No, I can't give you investment advice I'm not a financial advisor But I gotta tell you I mean every time that we think that things are going to happen a certain way Marketers reacts a little bit differently. So let me just think about that in the comment section And then also just as a reminder Ben sight recently I use it so much because it's it's well put together and makes my my life a lot easier So my favorite one is indicator summary and it just kind of takes a look at the risk level For when you can buy and sell crypto and breaks down my bitcoin and thermal like great stuff, right? Makes it very simple And it's also good Just to do your own research because the things that I talk about maybe there's something that you want to take a look at Especially with the macro environment or even the crypto or equities So I highly recommend it. I mean I use it every single day Right now he's having a sale and then with my link in the description you get 10% off for the first month So take that as you will But uh, thanks Ben for letting me steal your stuff. Anyhow, let me just say about that in the comment section And then it's not just about bitcoin. I know we talk a lot about bitcoin this channel But you know, there are also some good things going on In the crypto world like with algorand. I don't talk about that much. I own algorand So just so you know, I am also biased But this is a good article about how an argentinian airline They're using algorand for all of their tickets As an ft. I thought this is a pretty good idea to save money. So this what's happening Uh airline low-cost airline fly bondy is integrating web 3 and it's taking a process by issuing e tickets as nfts New integration announced thursday is called ticket 3.0. It's pretty good. It's a pretty good title I like that one The nft ticket technology built on the algorand blockchain allows passengers to change their name transfer or sell their nft tickets independently It offers more flexible experience allows passengers to buy in advance without having to define their travel plans Or who their travels which is pretty cool because if you you can't just go like southwest airlines Just buy a ticket for some time in the future. You have to actually pick the days And return the airline is able to reduce customer service costs and increase its revenue from trading fees again Great great way to do things because if you're using the old rails Uh, there's a lot of fees for that mastercard visa Companies do not charge a fee when users initially purchase a ticket But it does receive a 2% transaction fee when trades are made on the secondary market again If you go ahead and sell it and do whatever you want to do and that's just a free market Airlines also get a 2% cut. So again, algorand, which is incredibly inexpensive to use right now Is that mean it's going to be the next great thing? I don't know That's why I've invested a little bit into it, but I've also Done a little diversification for quite a bit of crypto. So there algorand might be a good one and then lastly just a Second to last I should say to finish this up uh Elizabeth Warren So I just wanted to put this out there because we did a video recently about Elizabeth Warren She's up for reelection in 2024 US senators they they get to serve for six years and they're up for reelection her original one was 2012 so What she was basing her campaign on Was an anti-crypto army and then she sat down with chuck todd and she was talking about Why she's so anti-crypto this has been in 30 seconds I want you to listen to it Because there's been some specific steps. I would like to ask you to take so just take a listen with bitcoin There's no thing that backs it up and and that's what makes it different. It's just belief you and I assess You assess the value is going to go down. I assess it's going to go up and therefore I buy so it's no so it's more like this artwork No, because at the end of the day, I mean that thing on my wall, right and I can enjoy it or I can throw darts at it Um, you could sell it for money. Sure. You can't I mean there are features about it that are the same, but it's it's not the same and look One of the things we have to remember about there are a lot of things that come within this crypto world So for example We could be talking about instead of bitcoin. We could be talking about digital currency now. That's something Very different. I think that's different too. I buy that. I accept that that's right because that's a government backed Um, uh electronic transfer and it can be denominated in dollars. It could be denominated in euros It could be denominated in some new language that's made up But that has something that backs it up. It has a government That says if at the end of the day, there's a run on this stuff everybody wants theirs out The united states government promises there will be something to back it up um And uh, that's what banks are about. There'll be somebody there to back it up but with bitcoin That's not a case and then so yeah, that's what you're going to deal with That's what you're going to deal with when you talk to people Who maybe don't don't understand it too well. I mean before we we really you know pile on Elizabeth Warren I just think that and I know people will say rob you're so naive because you believe in the In the best of people I do I just think that she is Horribly misguided because there's a big difference between what she's talking about and what bitcoin actually does So what I was going to ask you to do if you could help me out Is there is a website and it is called warren dot senate dot gov is a link in the description I think here it says share your opinion And what I'd like you to do is just to write to her and tell her why she is wrong on bitcoin digital assets if you need help Good news I've got something for you. There's this thing. It's called chat gpt. It's very simple I'll also leave this in the description And I just gave it a quote. I said hey senator Elizabeth Warren states that bitcoin and crypto is a fraud Use too much energy only used by criminals What can I send her and it just spits out this this beautiful way to say things if you're struggling with Trying to determine what it is that you want to like, you know really iron out the things use chat gpt Also, I'd like you to put in your own experiences with crypto But there was also one thing that I do like by chat gpt is is I can say hey give us a good counter argument A really eloquent one for what Elizabeth Warren is saying and you know, she said that everything is backed up by The government and it's so great. Well on the last part here. I love this how it spits it out I'm going to start in reverse And chat gpt says look finally the decentralized nature of bitcoin Means it's not subject to any to the control of any government of an actual institution Which can be a desirable feature For those seeking a hedge against inflation Or financial instability. I don't know about you But that is potentially what is happening in america and of course it also spits out some really good stuff Firstly bitcoin is a finite supply which of course we have a money printer and we just print money here in the united states america Second bitcoin uses a medium exchange So it actually has a purpose and a unit of account much like fiat And third like this one the blockchain tech underlying bitcoin is a range of applications beyond just currency Uh further enhances the value for example blockchain tech can use for secure data storage smart contracts and defi So if she wants to know these things there's a great source you can use if you're a little bit stumbled Just use chat gpt and finally so we can get out of here. I just want to recommend a youtube channel It's david lin and uh, he was a former anchor over at kit go news And he started up his own his own channel and it's really great and the the the most recent video he did The stock the stock that beat every recession the last 40 years might watch it can't recommend enough I'll just give you a hint the things that people buy in a recession Are things that they need every day the staples and he talked about how one of the big things to buy Walmart as the stocks gold and i'll add in bitcoin So i'll link that video in the description go ahead and give him a follow and check him out But that's it for today. So look if you like today's video, give it a thumbs up consider subscribing Everything we talked about is very time sensitive. So it'd behoove you to sign up and subscribe But that's it for today. Thanks so much for stopping by appreciate you and i'll see you in the next one


People see for the first time their aspirations could be fulfilled. Today people are talking about their aspirations. They're not thinking of large scale disruption of present situations to achieve something. They're seeing how to exploit the present situation to fulfill their aspirations. Unlike how few new channels may be projecting in the mode of the country is very exuberant, enthusiastic. Many things have changed on the ground. For example, the roads. I have at one time ridden across, crisscrossed India on my motorcycle. Later on many times I've driven. The last time I drove across the country was about nine years ago. Today when I drive at least eighty percent of the roads are as good as anything in the world. So a lot has changed and there is much more prosperity but still there is an inequitable distribution which we have to correct. Nine years ago how India was. Nine years ago what people's condition was. What it is today is phenomenally different. When it comes to the world stage as you know a whole lot of polarization has happened in reaction to certain kinds of violence, terror acts. Definitely security wise taking care and protecting our nation, or protecting our people, our properties, definitely everybody's right.  That should not happen. We must fix our agenda and move towards it. We don't have to close the gates of the world to each other. At some point we must be aiming at one world.


I actually have zero idea as to how I've read this many books in a month. Like, I feel like someone else has taken over my body this month. Friends, welcome back to my channel. It's time for our March Wrap Up! As you can see by the title, this is my best reading month ever. Now, it depends how you class best reading month ever. If we're talking ratings, if we're talking standout books, no. But in terms of the amount of books I've read, this is the most amount of books I have ever read in a month ever in the history of my life. So I've just got to take a moment. This is just amazing. If you've been here regularly watching my Wrap Ups, you'll know that we go through my reading stats first, then I go through every single book and just tell you the rating I gave them, and then we talk individually about disappointments, surprises and hits. Because I've already spoken about all of these books in my reading vlogs. So my more in-depth thoughts are somewhere else if you want them for each and every book. I will leave all the vlogs that I did this month linked down below in the bio. And we're just going to talk about kind of the standouts. Figured off for bad this month. So should we just get into the reading stats? Oh my god, how exciting. So the number of books I read this month was 17 books. Kind of gagged. 17 books was the amount of books I read this month. The previous amount I'd ever read a month was 16, and I think I'd already done that once. So this is not on the regular for me. And I was thinking like I don't really know how it's happened, but I suppose I do. I did that seven murder mystery books in seven days video, but even then I would have read maybe three books that week, rather than seven if I'd done a normal video. That's sort of been like 13, which is still pretty high. So I think I just had a good reading month. But I don't feel like I read a lot. I don't know. It's weird. I don't feel like I read way more than I usually do. So I don't know. I just put in the shift this month. In terms of number of pages read, I read 4458. That is not the highest amount I've ever read. I think it's the second highest amount of pages I ever read a month. I think there's one month where I read like 4,600. But yeah, it's the second most amount of pages I ever read a month. So listen, I was reading. I was reading. Meg with books was with books. In terms of average pages per day, that is 143 pages per day on average. In terms of average pages per book, that is 262 pages. So I did read quite a few as we'll see shorter books this month, especially for that Seven Murder Mysteries and Seven Days video because I was not about to read like seven novels. That was not happening. My average rating for the month was a 3.88, which is pretty standard, I would say. We had a mix this month of five stars and one star. If we say it quietly, it didn't happen. And the average time a book can spend on my TBR was 10 months, which is pretty high actually. What was last month's I wonder? Oh, nine. Okay, I guess that's pretty standard for me.  Right, let's get the graphs out. In terms of genre, I read one classic, one dystopian, two fantasy, one historical, one horror, two magical realism, six mystery. There was one of the books that I read for the Seven Murder Mystery that I classed as a classic rather than a mystery because I thought that was more of its prevailing genre. One nonfiction, one romance, and one sci-fi. A lovely mix of genres this month. If I do say so myself, we're all over the place. In terms of ratings, I had one, one star. We'll talk about that later. Okay. Two, three stars, three, three point fives, six, four stars. Oh my god, I didn't realize I had that many. One, four point five, and four, five stars, although one of those five stars was a reread. In terms of how I read the books, two audio books, eight were physical and seven I had the audio book and the physical book. So I think that's fairly standard for me. Oh my god. In terms of audience, 16 were adult and one was YA. Oh my god, I thought I read more YA than that. But no, wow, I'm really reading less YA these days, guys. And in terms of format, I read one graphic novel, 13 novels, and one short. Oh, hang on, that's not right. Hang on, I gotta figure out how to change this. Okay, we're all fixed. I did it, okay. In terms of the format, I read one graphic novel, 13 novels, one short story, and two anthologies. In terms of where the books I read were from, two were from Audible, two were from Book of the Month, seven were gifted, six were books I had bought myself. In terms of series stats, one book I read was partway through a series, 13 were stand-alone and three were first in a series, but I'm only continuing two of those series. Yeah, I'm not continuing one of those series. So we have started two more series this month. I have started four series so far this year, and I have yet to finish one. Interesting. And I think that is all of our stats. Yes, it is. So let's go through all of the books I read this month and their ratings. So this month I read Part of Your World by Abby Jimenez, and I gave this Four Stars. Station 11 by Emily St. John Mandel, and I gave this Four Stars. Several people are typing by Calvin Kalsuk, and I gave this 3.5 stars. Nothing to see here by Kevin Wilson, which I gave five stars. I reread Daisy Jones at the six. We won't talk about this in hits because obviously I read this before. I read the audio bit for this, and I gave it five stars. Wild Beauty by Annemarie Macklemore, which I gave 3.5 stars. The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green, which I gave four stars. Snow White Learns Which Craft by Theodora Goss, which I gave five stars. Mexican Gothic by Sylvia Moreno-Garcia, which I gave 4.5 stars. Lord Edward Dies by Agatha Christie, which I gave three. Yeah, three stars. An Elderly Lady Is Up to No Good by Helene Thurston, which I gave four stars. The Woman in the Library by Solari Gentil, which I gave four stars. The Murder Game by Tom Hindle, which I gave one star. My first one star of the year. Six Stories by Matt Weselowski, which I gave three stars. Your Guide to Not Getting Murdered in a Craint English Village by Maureen Johnson and Jay Cooper, which I gave five stars. And Half a Soul by Olivia Atwater. This will be coming in this weekend's log, and I gave this 3.5 stars. Okay, let's talk about Disappointments, Surprises and Hits. Disappointments. I have two. The first one is the obvious one, The Murder Game by Tom Hindle. I don't even want to talk about it. So I read this in my seven Murder Mystery Books and Seven Days video. Jesus Christ, this was so boring. I gave it a one star because it is a crime to me that a book that sounded this interesting was that boring. So the pitch is that we're at a murder mystery dinner party that's 1920s themed and a murder occurs. Let me tell you, there is absolutely zilch 1920s murder mystery party going on. That it doesn't happen. Call the police. We need to call the police. It's meant to happen and then the murder stops it. And I said in the vlog, I'm outraged. Think of the fun that could have been had with that setting. You see in the distance, say, because we're by the sea, right? Stay on the shoreline. You see someone get stabbed, right? And then a character goes missing. And you don't know, has that person, have I actually just seen that person be murdered? Or are they in on like, is it part of the storyline of the murder mystery dinner party? Like, think of the possibilities. And we didn't get that. Basically a character who everyone hates is murdered and trying to figure out what's going on. It was so boring to me. Dialogue was pretty cringe. Pretty cringe. Pretty cringe dialogue. I feel bad. I don't like dunking on books, right? Especially when it's like a smaller author like Tom Hindle. Like if I were to read Sarah J Mass and hate it, like I feel no qualms, right? It's Sarah J Mass who cares. But when it's a smaller author, I do feel bad, but I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm not gonna, like, I'm not about to lie about my opinions. Okay? This was just such a slog to get through. I felt like there was no tension. It was boring.   And this is it for me with Tom Hindle, which I'm sad because he's one of the main authors publishing like traditional murder mysteries in the modern era.  And there's not a ton of them around. You know, we have maybe like Janice Haller, Rich Osman, Lucy Foley, I guess you could put in that. But there's not a ton, although it is becoming more of a trend, which I love to see. I think I can single-handedly be praised for making murder mystery more of a thing, I guess. No, it's true. Oh, it's true. But it makes me sad when I have to leave an author behind, but I just don't think it's fair to him for me to keep reading his books because I obviously do not vibe. And then I'd say in my other disappointment this month, I didn't have any two or 2.5, so I was looking at my threes, Nelson King, you know, what was the biggest disappointment for me? And I would say it was Six Stories by Mike Wazelowski, another one from that video. I have just heard so many good things about this. I did listen to the audiobook and read along physically. And again, I felt like there wasn't a ton of tension in this. So in this, we are kind of listening to a podcast of these interviews done by these people who knew this guy who was murdered in the 1990s, ended in the 1990s like 20 years ago. And it's kind of telling the story of his murder and we're trying to figure out who did it, obviously. I felt like because the way this is structured is you have like 40 pages with one interview. It's not like another one I read this month, Daisy Jones and the Six, which is interviews where like you're taken through the story chronologically with people's interviews cutting in and out, right? You have one interview that takes you through the whole timeline. And I just felt like we were repeating the same scenes over and over again, which weren't even that like interesting. Like I feel like the stuff that happens in this, like the scenes if you've read it like at the graveyard or like at the cabin, it's like they're not that interesting. I'm not interested. So I felt like we were just kind of repeating these boring scenes over and over again and because it wasn't building to a certain moment all together, I felt like there wasn't much tension in this. So I just didn't love this as much as everyone else has. And I'm sad about it because I feel like this is a book that was a really, you know, a high four or five prediction for me because I've heard such wonderful things. I don't know, I just never really got into this one. Okay, time for surprises. So my first one I would say is part of your world by Abby Jimenez. This was my patron book club pick for this month. Or no, for February, but I always tend to read them in the next month. So I read them close to the live show. That's how my reading for the book club works. I loved this. This was a solid four star romance to me. We're following these two characters. The girl is from the city. She's a doctor in this hospital. And she kind of stumbled across this guy on this farm and they fall in love. And the whole book is kind of them trying to figure out how they can merge their lives, right? The whole book, they're kind of keeping each other a secret and carrying on with their lives and meeting up clandestinely. And I just really enjoyed this. I thought it was such a fun read. I read it in like a day. I really loved their chemistry. I loved seeing, she's quite a bit older than him. I loved seeing that in a romcom. There were certain scenes that were so like chick flick, like romcom-esque scenes. There's this scene where, I don't know if this is a spoiler. I'm just gonna say there's a scene with her friends and him at his B&B that's really funny.  I can imagine it being in a film. Yeah, I don't know. I just had so much fun reading this and talking about it with my patrons. It was a surprise to me. Like romances, you know, they're always here on this show. This was just such a lovely read. And her friend in the book is getting a romance coming out this year. So I'm definitely gonna read that. I didn't class this as starting a series though because on Goodreads it's not a series. I'll class the second book as like a companion book rather than the next in a series if that makes sense. And then I'd say my other surprise this month was An Eldie Lady is Up to No Good by Helene Tersten. I really enjoyed this. I knew I was going to. I gave this four stars. But I was really shocked by the writing style and like what the book actually entails because I was not prepared for what actually goes down in this book. But I really loved the writing styles. Talking about how the writing style felt very similar to Beartown by Frederick Bachman to me and I believe both authors are Swedish and maybe I like Swedish translations because I really liked the cadence and the tone of the language used in this. And I feel like maybe it's something to do with how Swedish is translated to English. I don't know, I really enjoyed it. But in this we're following a woman, Eldie woman, she's like 88 and she has no qualms about a little murder. That's what I'm gonna say. I just wasn't expecting that. But it was so fun. I loved the audiobook for this. I'm definitely gonna read the second in the series quickly. I'll definitely finish it off this year. But I really loved it. It was just like a fun camping read. You know, it's just a bit ridiculous, a bit over the top. But I really, really enjoyed it. So if you're looking for a quick read, this was on the script.  Let's just go for it. Let's just have a bit of fun, you know, that I really enjoy it. So yeah, I was shocked by quite how much I enjoyed this and quite how much fun I had. Okay, so Hits, we're gonna get into my five stars in a month. We're not gonna talk about Daisy Jones because, you know, everyone knows I love that. I just want to give a quick shout out to Mexican Gothic. I did get that 4.5 stars. I will leave the video I linked down below where that's in but we have a lot of five stars to talk about. So we're not going to talk about it now. So first I want to chat about Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson. I've actually lent this to my boyfriend's mum so she's got it. That's why I don't have it to hold up. And this, we're following these kids who spontaneously combust and our protagonist is kind of tasked with looking after them. She's best friends with their new stepmom and she's tasked with kind of looking after them and helping them deal.  I loved this. I thought it was such a hot woman book about a found family and, you know, kids who have been through trauma and helping kids like that hill. I just thought it was so beautiful. I loved it. But it's funny. It's funny as well. Actually, I need to go and look at some of Kevin Wilson's other books and see what I'd like to read next because I just thought it was such a lovely little book. There's like a little bit of weirdness to the book where like obviously kids are spontaneously combusting but like in terms of the logical like conclusions that characters make and the way characters think and act it's just a little bit weird. It's just a little bit off kilter. If you're interested in this I would just 100% recommend picking up. And I said in the vlog, I feel like it's a book that I can recommend to a lot of people. Hence me ending it to my boyfriend's mom. Like I feel like although it's a little bit weird it's the kind of book that a lot of people could enjoy. So people in your family might enjoy it as well. I don't know. I just loved it. I thought it was beautiful. Then I gave five stars to Snow White Lones Richcraft by Theodora Gass. This is a short story and poetry collection by probably one of my favorite authors ever to exist Theodora Gass author of The Strange Case with the Alchemist's Daughter series. This is like one of the only books that is still faced out on my bookshelves because I've like, you know, got rid of the rest of them to save space. But I can't let go of it. And yeah, this is her short story collection. It's very much based on fairy tales. It's like a lot of fairy tales with a new added twist in it. And almost all of the short stories in this were five stars to me. The poetry, like I found difficult to rate individually because I felt like poetry to just like take it as a whole. But the short stories in this were just, oh, they were so good. Like modern fairy tales with a feminist twist that we're really saying something. There's one that tells the story of sleeping beauty from 12 different perspectives. And like, we have the perspective of the castle of the rose. Like, I just, I just thought it was so cool. And I loved what so many of these short stories had to say. Theodora, can we get another novel, please? I'm on my knees begging. I would love another novel. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. But anyways, yeah, this was amazing. The audiobook for this was on the script as well. And I really enjoyed the audiobook for it. So I cannot recommend it enough. I just thought it was such imaginative ways of remixing the fairy tales that we all know. And then finally, my final five star was your guide to not getting murdered in a quaint English village by Maureen Johnson and Jay Cooper. This is a little graphic novel-esque situation. Kind of taking the mick out of the murder mystery genre, particularly that kind of idea of like a quaint English village being the murder hotspot of the world. You know, Ike, the Christie has that. Lady Hardcastle Mysteries has that. Like it's a common trope in the genre. And I loved this.  Oh, I love it. There's quizzes, you guys. There's freaking quizzes. There's two sections, really. There's the village and the manor. And there's quizzes at the end of them to like how much have you learned about like how to survive in a quaint English village. I just thought it was so fun. It took like 20 minutes to read, but it was amazing. I knew it was going to be amazing. I knew I was going to love it. I've put it off for like a year, which is not okay. But I finally read it. And I mean, there's not much to say because I don't want to spoil a lot of the humor and like the jokes for you. But it's just so funny like seeing all the people you're going to meet in the village or the ways you could die and all of that stuff. So much fun, so much fun. So there we have it. That was my wrap up for March. And yeah, I hope you enjoyed this. I had a pretty good reading month. Like I said, I read a lot of books. I don't know if I'm going to be able to keep that up in April, but we shall see. Imagine if I read this many books like every month for the rest of the year. Crazy. I mean, I think my goal on Goodreads is 100, but I'm secretly aiming for 150. And I think I'm already like 16 books ahead of schedule for 100. So I'm like, hmm, can we get to 150? Anyways, thank you guys so much for watching. Please let me know down below how your March reading went, how many books you read, disappointments, surprises and hits, any of those I would love to know. If you got to the end of the video, comment a heart emoji, which is the mood for a heart emoji, guys. Okay, I love you guys so much and I'll see you very soon in another video. Bye.


A letter to Santa from an artist, story and illustrations by Sandy Almok. On the night before Christmas, Santa dug through his bag to find gifts for artists to see what he had. Was what he was giving to be a delight? He wasn't an artist, what if he wasn't right? Let's see what he's got and assess what we think before he makes mistakes and gives things that stink. An artist with Copics needs colors for perfection. Gift cards are just right to fill in her collection. Oh what creative hurdles an artist could clear with a Copic airbrush and compressor this year.  A class to learn skills would be quite a ball. From jumpstart to blueprints, a gift card fits all. A sketcher needs pencils from H to 9B to create depth in sketches. A whole set will bring glee. How about sketchbooks? All things to draw on. From tone gray to white, Santa cannot go wrong. Stocking stuffed with erasers of all kinds are needed. Needed black and white, remove mistakes repeated. Watercolorists will love pretty paints in a tube, but if beloved colors aren't known, Santa, what will you do? Here are ideas for unique colors to try. Nickel Azo Wisteria, Lunar Blue for Night Skies. Amethyst Genuine, Cascade Green Christmas Trees, Kyanite for Blue Sparkle, Thalo Blue Turquoise will please. For small format painters, cold press and rough pads are always beloved, paper never goes bad. Full sheets of paper are tough to get wrapping, but 10 sheets with a bow will make painters so happy. Blocks of arches or saunders are a treat off the hook, or go a step further with a custom sketchbook. To delight a fine artist, sable brushes abound, Windsor Newton or Da Vinci, a needle or round. Synthetic blends for beginners are quite a good fit, plus Santa's budget will not therefore take a big hit. Crafters with collections of stamps are served best, with gift cards to buy what they love over the rest. A few things they'd enjoy are rainbows galore, whether ink pads or paper, they can always use more. If you have a full wallet, oh Santa, come clean with a misty, a gemini or a foil press machine. Please provide an artist with a rainbow in a tin, pencils to color with would be a win. When you nod your head and turn with a jerk, leave us a lovely gift of a favorite artist's work, whether by Anita Jerome or good ol' Bob Ross, a coloring book gift would make you a boss. Santa, if these ideas are burying you in tedium, here's one that we'd all love, no matter our medium, a beautiful fountain pen and a bottle of ink and a journal or sketchbook to jot down what we think. All artists make marks and an elegant pen turns those into artist's renderings now and again. Santa, I have but one last thing to ask. Could you wrap a little inspiration for me in your pack? Merry Christmas!


good evening friends of the creaking door this is your host to welcome me once again him to be in a sanctum come in come in behind you he'd been married for 10 years and everything was going fine until one night at dinner his wife asked him to pass the knife which he did right through her then he hit her body in the town belt that's where he made his mistake because the next morning she told on him and now we can turn to a little matter of murder our story tonight begins on a pleasant note with a honeymoon couple but don't start the squirm the unpleasantness will commence soon enough let's look on at joe and nancy stone married hardly five hours and parked at the side of the road by the bank of the old mill stream and whispering sweet nothing to each other nancy it's wonderful to be married yeah the other church that's got department store can see us now i don't want anybody to see us i just want to be alone in here joe the rest of my life i hope you don't mind spending our honeymoon in a tourist cabin instead of a swanky hotel but i love it this way joe it's been rushing past the moonlight shining on the bridge the woods all around us there's another car they're parking on the bridge he's turning his headlights out too they think they've got privacy i guess they can't see us parking look joe that couple's getting out of the car yeah for a walk on the bridge wonder if this is their wedding night too the gorgeous car joe that couple acting very strange huh they're having an argument joe look what he just took out of his pocket holy mackerel a gun he's pointing gun at her he shot her holy mackerel it it can't be it must be a gag or some kind but you saw the flashes when he fired the gun it was douchey night her body crumpled at his feet yeah he's picking her up i bet he's gonna throw her into the street and see you push my hand down on the horn he sees us he's starting across the bridge letting for us he knows we witness the murder he's got to kill us too quick start a car he'll be here before i can turn the car around what are we gonna do come on quick what's one my heart you know i can't run you've got to hear through these bushes get behind this tree he's getting out of this car he has the gun joe he he used to kill us coming straight for this tree he knows we're here Nancy we've got to run for our lives take my hand come on run Nancy faster faster faster i can't go much further we can't stop he's close behind us he's getting her nobody's still after us let's stop and run oh not yet i saw headlights up ahead maybe there's a road if we can only make it joe i'm through i can't go anymore Nancy look through the trees the road come on one last sprint here it is Nancy the road i never thought we'd make it maybe she's still after us coming through the woods i don't know let's stop the first car that comes along oh take it easy baby i was thinking of that poor girl who's lying dead on the bridge and on our wedding night too here comes a car i'll stop it hey it isn't stopping it went right by joe what i think i hear something you find us in the woods it's only the wind in the trees suppose we should suddenly step out of those woods with his gun maybe he gave up maybe went back to take care of that body our car is there joe with our marriage license in the glove compartment and there's a seat mrs swenson gave us for the cabin yeah he'll know all about it it's who we are we're to find us we don't know what's on your body except his face the face of a murderer come on Andy i think we better start walking we've got to get to the cabin and phone the police how much further joe just around the bend i'd like to lie down and sleep right here on the road fine way to spend a wedding night darling look we're there swenson's cabin they're all dark everybody's asleep now we'll have to wake up mrs swenson use a phone joe look in front of our cabin hey that's our car the murder must have driven here in it by another road to wait for him i don't see anybody around maybe he's in the car wait here i'll go and see no you're kidding don't worry we both saw his face we've got to kill us both if i go over there alone he won't shoot till he knows where you are take it easy stay back here in the shadows it'll be all right it's okay Nancy the car is empty maybe he's hiding somewhere close by no he must have skipped out but why why would he bring our car back here he wanted to get it away from the bridge don't you see he must have dumped that girl's body in the river and then he took our car away no trace i'm scared joe maybe he's hiding inside the cabin waiting for us he'd be a sap one shot would wake up all the people in the other cabins and mrs swenson too he'd never get away with it come on we're going in our cabin and get cleaned up then we'll use the phone the switch is right here hey see nobody hiding holy mackerel what what is it over there on the bed what a girl's body just like we saw her on the bridge now we can return to that cozy little honeymoon cabin where joe and Nancy found the beautiful corpse on their bed the corpse who had her face left it but don't worry before the night's over the murderer may have his face left it too on the end of a roll now if that murderer were in oriental he might try to save face but you can't save your face if you lose your head can you in the meantime i wonder what joe and Nancy are going to do with the uninvited corpse in their honeymoon cottage don't you now listen Nancy we have to think this over we're in a jam oh for the love of pete Nancy this is no time to faint don't look at it here what will we do joe i don't know i got to think oh on a wedding night to have a thing like this happen why didn't he leave her here joe to put us in a spot the cops will never believe our story now they'll think we killed who but joe never saw her before in our lives and Nancy we've got to get rid of her what we've got to take her back back to the bridge and dump her right back on the murder no it's the only thing we can do suppose the cops come here and find her they'll grill us for hours they'll they'll hold us for the inquest it might take a week two weeks a fine way to spend a honeymoon in jail never thought of that we've got to do it we've got to take her back but that means we have to lift her up and carry her i'll carry her but you'll have to help i couldn't you've got to what must i do you go out and get the back door of the car open and i'll bring her out joe to find us here with the body quick throw the blanket over i'll see who it is i can't go near her as i say quick i'll try give me a minute oh oh is it it's all right is this way this blanket it's too short just a minute missus winston her feet are sticking out get those clothes out of the police throw them on top of her that's the best i can do all right all right sit on the bed in front of her feet it's coming missus winston everything okay nancy yes i feel faint quite your lip do anything but don't faint now good evening missus winston good evening mr stone i hope i'm not intruding so you like so i knew you weren't asleep yet we we were just going to sleep weren't we nancy uh yes i should have thought you'd be asleep long ago oh you see i i brought your jug of my own homemade apple cider i'll put it right here some glasses too oh thank you mr swanson it's awfully nice of you not at all it's so nice to have a honeymoon couple i wanted to do it earlier but my heart was bothering me i have a bad heart you know oh i'm terribly sorry to hear that missus winston thank you for everything oh aren't you going to try my cider i thought you'd like to drink a toast while we're not very thirsty right now missus winston are we nancy no no no oh of course not now run right along leave you both strictly alone good night mr swanson and thank you again good night mr swanson you poor dear you look all tuckered out sitting there in the bed i bet you don't even know how to make up a bed here i'll make it up for you oh no oh it's the least i can do now you just sit over here on the chair my please don't why she means please don't bother oh it's no bother look at all these clothes oh what's wrong what's this we can explain everything shot she's been shot murdered please mr swanson it's not what you're saying murdered you you're no honeymoon is you're murderous stop that let me go stop that i'm just trying to stop her yelling please mr swanson joe what happened i don't know she just went limp and slid down on the floor mr swanson mr swanson are you all right mr swanson what is it she she's dead joe you killed her it's not a good to death i'm a murderer me joe stone a killer we started out of the honeymoon now i'm i'm a murderer joe i'm kind of dizzy joe please move like a ghost you're trembling what are we gonna do are are you sure she's dead yeah look at her face she's dead that and i went on the bed we're in a jam it's in a bad jam oh joe i wish i were dead too well hold us for murder but it was an accident you didn't mean to kill mr swanson yeah but how we have approved we didn't kill the other one too we'll never be able to find that guy with a black roadster the cops will pin the rap on us joe take me out of here i can't stand at her on the bed and mr swanson on the floor let's go away please far away you mean run away anything let's not save it i won't go to jail i won't take me away yeah yeah we will get out we'll keep going nobody knows our names i can't trace us come on get the clothes packed joe i can't close this believe i'll close it you'll get the other one packed but don't forget anything look under the bed be sure we don't leave a single thing behind no no mustn't leave anything behind everything's packed joe hurry hurry all right i'll take the bag you put the lights out okay what joe what's wrong i just thought our fingerprints all over the place what do we do we gotta wipe them off off everything grab a towel we'll wipe everything inside we've wiped everything joe i think that's dead the bathroom the faucets yes the doorknob the dresser yes the water pitcher yes and that's all let's go joe decided we didn't wipe that we didn't touch it i'll wipe it anyway snap it up all right come on i'll feel better in the car out in the road joe do you think we forgot anything i don't know i can't think i'm novel darling holy macro man i'm a murderer i'm a killer running away we shouldn't have done it we shouldn't have run away joe it's not as if you killed her on purpose it was an accident man you realize you're married to a murder but it wasn't murder so easy so easy to kill i never thought it could be so easy all i did was hold my hand over her face please joe what what time is it it's almost two o'clock we've been driving for an hour i've got a cigarette i think that i think there's some in the glove compartment i'll get them joe what our marriage license it's gone are you sure it's gone it was right here a murder he took it but why why would he take our marriage license i don't know i can't think straight anymore he knows our names everything about us joe there's no use in running away he knows who we are we'll always be at his mercy oh gosh i feel all of it i i can't drive anymore i gotta rest i i gotta think pull up at the side of the room look up ahead of gas station close for the night we can park there yeah sleep for a hundred years poor joe you put your head on my shoulder the first night of our honeymoon and maybe the last six o'clock hey it's daylight slept all through the night i guess i fell asleep too cold yeah we should have closed the windows see baby you look pretty damn what's up joe got your hands are cold here let me warm it's our first morning together joe yeah yeah our first morning together this isn't the way i used to dream about how did we ever get no mess like this we're back where we were last night in the same jam nothing's changed those two corpses still in the cabin what do we do joe let's not think about it for a while yet let's let's go find a place for breakfast our first breakfast together after that we'll go back to thinking about it but at least let's have those few minutes sort of stay of execution yeah okay there's a place joe or dyna yeah but i haven't got much appetite we both need something hot i think there's an alarm out for us yet let's not think about it all the customers inside that's good morning you've been traveling all night yeah yeah all night all right some scrambled eggs please right it's like a few minutes it's all right we'll wait i'll turn the radio for you this is brought to you this is your friendly neighborhood station with the early morning local news during the night death came to mrs hannah swenson whose tourist cabins are located on the bay park highway right off route 27 mrs swenson's body was discovered by oscar jansen the handyman who was awakened by the sound of a car driving away from one of the cabin investigating he found mrs swenson lying on the floor of cabin three dr macklin who was summoned immediately noticed that mrs swenson had died of a heart attack he had been treating her for a severe heart attack and i didn't kill her joey didn't say anything he had not taken more of the photo of digitalis the state police are anxious to contact a couple who occupied the cabin and who apparently left during the night they are traveling in a blue nice sedan license number sn 1637 their names are not known as yet but if they should hear this broadcast they are requested to call at the state police barracks as soon as possible let's get out of here nancy i can't wait we're in a hurry come on dad what does it mean joe why didn't he mention the other body it's a trap nancy you get it they're keeping mum about the girl's body joe i don't think so what well what else could it be we left two bodies there didn't we shut the model maybe the real murder was waiting close by all the time maybe after we left he went in and took the girl's body away again i don't like it i want to get away from here far away wait joe don't you realize you're not a murderer you didn't kill mr swinton it was a heart attack that's what they say i say it's a trap now let's get moving joe it's too late look state troop he's coming right over here sure he's got this license no i guess our honeymoon is over l r u mr and mrs joseph stone yes you're joe stone that's right and you lady you're nancy stone yes well then this belongs to you what what is it figured our marriage license what where'd you get it one of our men happened to be cruising down to the old mill stream last night he saw a fella get out of a roadster on the bridge carrying a girl's body the fella dumped the girl over the rail and our man went after him they had a gunfight and the fella got a slug to the heart when we went through his car we found this and on the back of it you notice he wrote your license number was like you figured nancy the killer was waiting outside the cabin all the time and after we left he came back and took the girl's body away again and obviously you you got the murderer sure did but we didn't recover the body of the girl it was carried downstream may take several days to find it that and we're not wanted for anything well you're the folks that were in mrs swenson's cabin last night we figured you left in a hurry kind of embarrassing to have a thing like that happen on your honeymoon huh i can't blame you but then we're breathing to go on our honeymoon just come down to the barracks and find a statement and you can be on your way uh what would you mind officer just a few minutes we want to go back in the diner for our honeymoon breakfast haha who's it a break i'll bet you expected joe and nancy to come to a bad end it's too bad nancy had to be framed for murder but we just couldn't resist framing her she is that's pretty as a picture and oh yeah would you care to hear our recipe for eliminating crime but it goes like this to prevent a murder you must commit the murderer before he commits the murder they got over for a while and then you'll be ready to murder someone well friends it's time once again to close that creaking door i'll hear next week at the same time when we'll be back with a little hunk of horror inner sanctum has come to you through the worldwide facilities of the united states armed forces radio and television service