Hello everyone, this is financial author Ahmed Dunn of Iran Journal. Today, I'll talk about price protection insurance that is not covered by regular travel insurance. All inclusive vacation packages are popular among North American vacationers going to Caribbean countries. Flight, hotel, food, drink, basically everything is included in this package. Travelers who are looking to relax without worrying about everything else usually choose this type of all-inclusive package. Price protection guarantee is a separate add-on that you can purchase for all-inclusive vacations. It can run from $50 to $100 or even more. Price top protection is actually not covered by premium credit card insurances that cover all source of travel insurances such as trip cancellation, trip interruption, medical emergency, flight delay and so on. When I bought my vacation package in November from a third party travel agent, the original vacation provider was offering a price protection guarantee as a promotion free of charge. So I did not mind accepting it just in case. At the same time, I set up a price top alert on the travel website that would alert me when the price drops below what I paid previously. In April, I received an email stating my vacation price has dropped roughly $200. So I contacted the claim half-center to find out the procedure. I was told that I could claim only once so if the price even drops further I won't be able to claim it later on if I decide to claim it right then. My options were to claim at the time or wait for a further drop to claim later. So I decided to claim right away. The process was simple. You just need to give the agent all your related information and mention you'd like to claim. I received the difference on what I paid versus what it had dropped to within three business days in my bank account. All inclusive vacation packages tend to drop significantly before two months or just before the departure date as vacation providers try to empty their unsold inventories. So it may make sense to have this feature added if you'd like to minimize your risk. However, you need to decide on whether you'd like to pay extra to buy this protection. There's also the possibility that the price on drop at all based on your risk tolerance and life style make an educated decision before paying for anything extra and always do your research. That's all for today. Thank you.


Good afternoon everyone and welcome! This is Melissa Arma with the stocks. What should I wanted to do a marker review after today of the QQQs? The reason is because for some reason the QQQs have been lagging behind the spy. Just look here at the S&P. This looks very very strong. Very very strong in fact. We're moving up here after hours a little bit. Let's just take a look at that. So we have a Fed minutes announcement tomorrow. My prediction is that we blow higher on that announcement and we are ready or positive on the year in the S&P and the spy but not yet in the QQs. Previous high over here on January 5th was one ten eighteen. That seems like a long way away from here but we could gap up tomorrow morning and have a big move into the Fed announcement that could fall through into the rest of the week and finally bring us green on the year. And that's really what needs to happen for everything to get going back together in sync. The S&P is doing it. QQQs have got to get their butts moving. So this is the pivotal level here around 107.25, 107.50 ish. And when we we've got over that level the 106.25, 106.30 from last week but we're just inching our way along. It's almost like we're waiting waiting waiting. This really was the turnaround day here in the market March 1st. Never broke the low in here even though we came down in this day. Beautiful move. This was the turnaround day for the market. I believe we don't look back. So we'll see what happens tomorrow on the announcement at 2 o'clock in the afternoon but look for a big explosive move of the market. My call is that not only did we move higher but that we have an explosive move higher because the markets really been waiting to do it. If you look at the trading action since the first we've almost gone nowhere. We're almost digesting the whole situation of the prior rally up in here because remember if you go back to here on the 11th. It's February 11th a month ago. The low in here of this day was 95. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. It took us about two weeks but in two weeks we did like a hundred percent retracement of the drop off from the year and rallied up $10 in the queues and 20 some bucks in the S&P. So if you really think about it, it's almost like for a solid two weeks now we've been digesting the large move that we had when we held back in here. And you see how we held really really well in here even though the S&P and the QQQs look different in here now together in the last couple of days. Really the queues never even tested the anomaly day whereas the spy did a couple of times. So you see this here? So this was the anomaly day but I just want to point out see we never got anywhere down there at all. So finally I believe tomorrow is the day that everything comes together in sync and follows through with the turnaround day that happened here in March 1st. So my tip of the day is belong something strong before the Fed announcement tomorrow. I'm in Amazon calls. If you're in a day trade you got to be careful because things can whip around like you could be in something with a stop it could take you out and go on to work. So it's almost like you'd be better being in something long overnight or an option because you don't want to get whipped around in a day trade because it can be whippy but the overall direction I'm calling for the to be positive tomorrow after the news and then the follow-through. And I'm looking for not only to it to react positively but to have an explosive move. It's almost like we've been waiting for two weeks since we had the turnaround day to do a big move up because we clearly are up. We definitely are up and everyone has been looking at this and saying this is a bear market rally. That's not how I'm calling it. Okay. I'm not calling it like that at all because of the way that I'm reading the gaps are reading the bullish gaps and the bearish gaps. However, I can see why people are saying this is a bear market rally because it hasn't really got going anywhere. But that's not how I read this training action. I'm reading this training action as rest days. The market's resting. It's resting after it made 100% retracement of a two month drop off within two weeks. A big move up very, very quickly and it's digesting it. It's resting. It's getting ready to break out higher and any reason to do that is going to do it. And the reason I don't even think it needs a reason but I think it's waiting for the reason which is tomorrow. So look for buying to come into the market tomorrow at two o'clock. We'll see what happens. My suggestion is though it could be an explosive mood so it'd be good to belong to something. Take a long trade. Take your normal risk and you follow it through. Have a great day everyone. This is Melissa Armel with Stockswush. If you're interested in learning how I predict stocks and trading with me and taking the Golden Gap class, email me at Melissa at the Stockswush.com. Have a great day everyone.


ADVENTURES BY MORSE Caught in E. Morse presents Dead Men Proud Featuring Captain Friday If you like high adventure, come with me. If you like the stealth of intrigue, come with me. If you like blood and thunder, come with me. The mystery of violent death is securely cloaked in a great many curious and unpredictable phenomena. Your local police chief, if he would, could sit before you and unravel such harrowing tales as would congeal your blood.  Experiences he speaks of with others of his profession in awe and wonderment. The weird unhealthy pranks the human body on occasion plays on its owner are facts that every law enforcement officer anticipates with horror. He knows that sometime in his career, he will meet with one of those mysterious unholy circumstances. He knows this and awaits it with inward trepidation. Dead men who live, living substance that seemingly is dead. All the unpleasantness that a man of the law keeps to himself. With this preface, we come to Captain Bart Friday and a certain Dr. Croft, walking on the sands of an isolated beach, late at night on a sparsely inhabited portion of the coastline across the bay from San Francisco. Captain Friday has a beach shack in the village of Holman, and he has brought Dr. Croft across for a restful weekend. About a mile to the village, did you say Captain Friday? Yeah, rotten walking too on a foggy night.  Beautiful moon out tonight. How this moon eh, Captain? Well, where there should be a village on the beach so far from communication, two miles from a railway, not even a road in. Sort of a summer resort, only a couple of dozen families stick it out the year around. Regular old moss bags, they never leave. Yes, but no road. Well, they come in from San Francisco by boat. Do they have phones, have they? Yes, after a fashion. That is, the mayor's got a phone and the rest of the town folk go over to his place if they have to call outside. So the village of Holman has a mayor to aid. Very important personage. He's the village doctor, judge, and coroner, as well as mayor. Bravo. Now, look here, tell me Captain Friday, how in the world do you ever discover such a place? I have property over here. A detective with property? Well, that's not my fault. It was left to me by a great aunt or something. Can't I carry the bag for a while? No, no, no. It's not heavy, Doctor. Besides, you have enough with your medical kit. Why did you bring that along? Nobody ever gets sick over here. Even if they did, old Doc Sims would probably shoot you if you invaded his territory. Doc Sims? Well, that's the mayor, eh? And doctor and coroner. Got a sign out over his gate. Oh, no! We don't seem to be the only pebbles on the beach. Villagers? Don't seem to recognize them. Probably a couple from a resort. No, well, the resort's closed a week ago. Lasted the vacation crowd, cleared out then. Girl and a boy? Yes, they caught sight of us. Seems to want to join us. Unless the moonlight's awfully deceptive. That's a mighty pretty girl, Captain. Yes, isn't she? Why? She's just a child. Hey! What are you two doing out here on the beach this time of night? Queer? Perhaps they didn't know whether to answer or run away. I smelled trouble. Come on. Always the detective. Hey, just a minute, you two. Why don't you answer when you... Uh-oh. Say, Johnny, supposing you point that gun somewhere else. Please, Andres. Do you think this time I miss again? Andres, don't. These people are different. I don't know whether you'll miss or not, but I'll tell you this much. I'm covering your heart. One crazy move out of you and you'll never have the opportunity to miss again. If you think maybe you can frighten Andres Ruiz away from this place. Oh, nothing could have been further from our thoughts. Well, then why you sneak behind us and fraud us all around us, huh? Oh, did we? Someone did. And we saw you in the moonlight. Somebody's been trailing you? Well, something, yes. Andres shot at it twice, but... Missed, huh? Well, or else? Yes? There isn't anything that bullets can't hurt, is there? Who are you anyway? It seems to me you're pretty much a youngster. To be pralling about is a lonesome place at night. Sure thing maybe. I've got good protection for my cousin. I'm Carmel Ruiz. Andres is taking me to my uncle at Holman. Uncle? What's his name? Mr. Andrew Walters. Walters? Is that old Codger your uncle? What's the matter with him? I'd like to know. Say, I know you, Ruiz.  See, that is correct. Kept pretty much to yourself, haven't you? Never down in the village? Perhaps no business in the village. You say, Carmel, that Ruiz is your cousin and he's taking you to Walters? Is Mr. Walters also his uncle? Of course. You see, I haven't any people. I've been in a convent in the south. That's funny. You're cousins and yet one of you speaks good English and the other talks with a distinct accent. Is it not possible that one branch of the family should live in Mexico and the other branch live in California? I suppose so. Why the sudden family reunion? Uncle Andrew's getting old. Andres and I are both all alone in the world. So he asked us to come and live with him. He's lonesome. He needs someone to look after him. You came by train? Yes, the nine o'clock. Andres met me. Well, as long as we're headed in the same direction, let's continue together. How about it, Captain? Okay, perhaps if we know who you are, we should accept your invitation without so much misgiving. Oh, quite right. I am Dr. Jamie Croft of San Francisco.  Yes, quite. This is Captain Friday. The captain's a private investigator. So? Yeah, bother you? No, he does not bother me. Well, shall we proceed? Where's your bag, Colonel? Oh, it came ahead of me on the boat. How far are we from home and now, Captain? About a quarter of a mile, something like that. Look here, Owey. About that fellow was following you. See? If you saw him closely enough to take a shot at him, must have gotten a pretty good look. Oh, yes. What did he look like? How was he dressed? Tall. Tall. Do you see his face? No, but he had on a long, black robe. Why? That's odd. Probably a long overcoat. Well, no, it wasn't. Was it, Andres? Without a doubt, it was not. It flowed out behind him. Yeah? And when the wind whipped it back from his body... Andres, please. Maybe we were mistaken. No, there is no mistake. Come on. What happened when the wind blew the robeside? There was... there was a skeleton underneath. Oh, see here. A skeleton underneath? Yes, there was. I saw it three or four times. It was all white and shiny under the black robe. Didn't you see his face? No. He had on some kind of a big, black hat. Wonder what graveyard he escaped from. Oh, you really think... Oh, no, not since childhood. What happened when you shot at it? Nothing, senor. He just flitted away behind the robes. And then we'd see him again. Some place where we wouldn't be expecting him at all. Career business? Imagination. Say, what about... Look! Look there! Where? Just someone lying on the beach. I don't know about that, captain. Doesn't look natural to me, sprawled. Let's have a look. You stay here. Supposing... supposing it's the one we saw. Wait here with the wreath. Yes. Yes, I wouldn't go near that one. Come here quick. Dr. Croft. Something's wrong, all right? I thought so. Don't look natural. Lying on his face. Help me turn him over. Hmm, body's still warm. Over. Easy now. Easy now. Hey, it's Doc Sims. Who? Doc Sims. You know, mayor, judge, coroner. Well, captain, Holman is going to have to have a new mayor. Dead, huh? Right. Murder? Well, offhand, I would say it's a natural death. Yeah? Well, this is going to be a seven-day sensation. It's the first death in Holman in 20 years. Too bad. Well, we've got a job. I'll hunt around and get a couple of sticks. We can fix up a makeshift stretcher with our coats and we'll take them up to the morgue. A morgue? Sure. Holman's got a morgue. Sims here billed himself. Corner has to have a morgue. I see. Two-story concrete building. White tile, everything. Only modern building in Holman. The man must have been morbid. Goofy.  Old Sims himself will be the first body to use it. Irony of fate. Captain. We'll be with you in a moment. Not a croft. I'll hunt up some poles for the stretcher you send this girl, Arnold Rees. All right, Captain. I'll join you in a moment.  I'll see, senior. The senior is dead. Yes, he's dead. Tell us, then. Yes, you go on ahead now and Captain Friday and I will arrange to see you in the morning. Oh, please come. It isn't far, is it, Andre? See, it is not far, senior. Nothing is far apart in the village. Good. Now, don't frighten yourself. Everything will look much happier in tomorrow's sunshine. Good night. I'm sure it will. Good night. Good night, senior. And so it begins. Hi, Dr. Croft. Are you coming? Coming, Captain. You find your poles? A couple of lengths of driftwood. I'll do.  See? The way I'm doing. That's ingenious. Yeah, I guess that'll do. All right, let's lift him on. Over a little. I've got him. All right, down. I'll take the pole at the head. You take the feet. Quite an efficient stretcher, Captain. A good thing we haven't much further to go. Poles are none too strong. All right, up with him. He's not a heavy man, is he? By the way, Captain, is Holman proper right on the waterfront? Yeah, most of the houses front right on the beach. The one street runs back at the hill, right angles to the beach, and a few scattered houses back on the hill. The pitiful business. Having to break the news with the relatives? Not in this case. No relatives to notify. Really? Lives alone, eh? Yep. A neighbor woman did his housework, cooked his meals at her place, and carried them over on a train. Straightened up the place once a week. Want to rest? No. Doing very nicely. Yeah. Doc Sims didn't like folks much. Any enemies? Just old Andy Waters. The uncle of Carmel in Ruiz? Mm-hmm. Same fellow. Nobody likes him, though. Mean old skin-flint. Just a general dislike between them? No, no, something deeper. I hated each other like poison. Some kind of feud. There's a light in Walter's place up ahead right now. What was this trouble between Sims and Walter's? Oh, you know how it is. Two biggest frogs in this puddle. Both of them have money. Between them, they own practically all the land in this part of the country. Rivalry, eh? Yeah. Sims here have the edge, though. Just about ran the village, everyone that is except Walter's. Is that why you ask if it were murder? Not particularly. Being a detective, I guess I'm naturally suspicious. I see. We're running into Holman's main and only street. See that white building up there? Obviously. That's the morgue. Aren't we lovable to have the whole village tagging after us? Hardly. Must be ten-thirty. Everyone's been asleep an hour. I forgot we'd gone rural. Sight walks and everything, eh? Yeah, we'd better stick to the street, though. The board's in the Walker Rotten. Rival to go through and break your neck if you don't know where to walk. Rather harsh aspersions to cast in the administration, Captain. Yeah, well, he won't mind. We're carrying the administration and he's dead. Oh, who lives in that square box yonder ahead of us? Oh, at Sims Place. Come on, we'll cut through this lot, shortest way to the morgue. Good-looking structure, quite modern.  No. Oh, by the way, we'll have to go into Sims' pockets for the key to the place. I'll leave that activity to you. Okay. Well, this is it. Let your end down. Ah, ah, here's the keys. You know which one? Oh, can't miss. This is the only door in town with a Yale lock on it. Wonderful. Electric lights. Oh, sure. There we are, all right? Now, let's go. Slabs in the back room. Nice introduction to home, and I must say, the first place I visit is the morgue. All right, floor it to the floor while I open the door and snap on the lights. A little light while we... Captain Friday, look. Hey, a body on the slab. I thought you said nobody ever died in Holmen. Another body on the slab. Interesting corpse, too. Yeah? Yes, it's been shot through the heart. Captain Friday brought Dr. Croft to the isolated village of Holmen across the bay from San Francisco for a weekend, a quiet weekend. But first they find an hysterical girl and boy, Carmel and Andres Ruiz. Then they find a corpse on the beach. They take the body to the village morgue and on the slab is a second body, a body with a bullet hole through its heart. Shot through the heart. You know who he is, Captain? Let me have a look. Sure, that's Rich Hartley's half-wit boy. Village half-wit? Half-wit boy shot through the heart. Now, isn't that interesting? See here, Captain, that's murder, pure and simple.  You think there's a connection? I can't see any reason why Holmen should go along death list for 20 years. What in blazes? Girls screaming, she's coming this way. Come on, this place needs a police department. Is that Carmel, girls? She's running down the road. Yes, with her cousin right after her. Better get out and stop her. She's insane with fear. I'm gonna have to shoot that Ruiz guy yet. Not yet. Dad! Stop it, Carmel. Stop crying like that. Oh, it's you, Senior Doctor. Hold that, Carmel. She's go crazy. Now, see here, Ruiz.  You frightened the child into hysteria. Me? Me, I have frightened it. What, Senior? I was only saving Carmel from destroying herself in the ocean. Yeah, we saw you chasing her, waving your arms, yelling. If you haven't frightened her, then what has? Oh, I forgot you do not know. Who's dead? This Senior Walter's, my uncle. What? Walter's too? See, it is true. We'd a rope about his neck in his room. You mean hang, Andres? What's going on in this place? Captain, is there anyone we can question? Sims housekeeper, old lady Parsons. Lights on in her house. That screaming and yelling is probably waking the whole neighborhood. Good. Ruiz, now take Carmel to Miss Parsons and then join us at your uncle's place. Are they certainty? Where's your uncle's body? In his room. Where's his room? It is the second floor front. The door, it is open. Miss Ruiz, we understand what a shock this is, but try to get hold of yourself. Take her along, Ruiz. Beastly, utterly beastly. Let's get up there, Croft. It may not be too late yet. Set the pace. I'll follow. This is the place. The door's open in this way. Second floor, he said. Running certainly not my 40. Yeah. Here's the stairs. Right behind you. Right. Careful. Darker than a coal bin. That's better. Lights on upstairs. He said the front room must be down that way. Yeah. Yeah, there it is. You've got a sharp knife? Yeah. There's a lot of boys scouting me. Joe, most unpleasant. They're right in here. Well, I'll be a son of a gun. Look here, Doctor. He's been cut down and left lying on the bed. Say, what kind of a show's going on here anyway? Hmm. He's past our help, Captain. Yeah. I can see that. What do we do now? Get him over to the morgue, I suppose. The girl, Carmel, won't want to come near the place as long as he's here. Exactly. Now, this is a light cut. Now, suppose we leave the body as it is and carry the whole thing down to the morgue. It's a good idea. Don't touch it any more than you can help. There might be fingerprints. Thinking of clues, eh? That's right. There can't be a natural death, a murder, and a suicide in a town of 30 people all in one night without something being the matter. That wouldn't be stretching coincidence, all right. Ready? Yep. Let's go. I'm sorry about all this, Dr. Croft. I promised you a quiet weekend. If I'd had any idea that everybody in Holman was going to die tonight. Now, here, we go down these stairs. Apology accepted. What do you make of it, hm? Well, if you want my idea, somebody's committing a nuisance. That's a king-size understake. No! Hey! Hold it! Hold it! Tripped over the stairs carpet. Watch your step. It's loose and it's scared. I'm watching. So you think there's a definite connection between these three deaths? They're darn tootin'. Well, in that case, we'd better have a closer look at Dr. Sims. That's our first job. The autopsy made us close something of vital interest. Yeah. Easy now. Cuttle slide through the door. So far, so good. Now, down the steps. Rikety, old house. Glad to get out of it. Look at the lights. Everybody in town seems to be awake. It means the whole population will be out to know what it's all about. One person's business is everyone's business in a place of this size. Naturally. If we step along, though, we may make it to the morgue before the population gets into its pants. I suppose it's too much to hope that they won't annoy Carmel the Ruiz tonight. That child needs to be left alone. Thing to do is to shove this body in with the rest. Lock up, then go over and get her. Get, huh? Yeah, take her and her cousin down to my shack. I have plenty of room. You can look after her, then, and we'll lock up the busybodies up. I quite approve, but that will involve you directly in the case. Involve me? I'm in it up to my neck right now. So are you, whether you realize it or not. You're keen to get to the bottom of it, and wouldn't miss it. Well, as a matter of fact, so am I. No end. Now what? You know, they've been trying to elect me constable of Holman ever since I came over here. I've been putting them off. Now I think I'll accept the nominations. Well, it would give you an official standing. That's the idea. Give me a chance to go after the guilty guy right. Well, we are back again. I shouldn't have left the door open. Hardly matters, I suppose. Probably not. Right inside. I, uh, I saw a shelf of fresh sheets. Yes, yes, there they are.  Hello, Doctor. Look here. Somebody's been visiting our morgue. My word. Must have gone through Doc Sim's pockets. They've turned him on his face. Most peculiar. He's lying crumpled up just as we found him on the sand. Doctor, I don't mind telling you this sort of thing gives me the shivers. Shall we turn him back? I'll bother. I'll cover him up.  Money? Nobody carries money over here. Haven't any place to spend it. Keys, then? That's it. Keys. Well, they didn't get him. Good thing I took him off him. Give Sim's death a decided flavor of murder, doesn't it? Doesn't add up. Doc Sim's and the Hartley Boy dead. Walter's a suicide. Captain, if someone wanted to rifle Sim's pockets, why didn't they do it out on the beach where we picked him up? Maybe we arrived on the scene too soon. That's an idea. Well, that's the best we can do for them tonight. Come on, I'll lock up and go over to old ladies' possums. Grizzly atmosphere, this morgue. Imagine a wrecking one in your backyard. Go ahead, Doctor. I'll lock up. Good. Eh, that's that. Doctor, I had a funny feeling when I saw Sim's just now. Change in position. Can't get it off my mind. Well, old lady Parsons house is this way. It might have been the final relaxing of certain muscles. Eh, you're sure he's dead, all right.  I say, Captain, don't dwell on the thought. It's bad enough as it is. Three deaths in one night is bad enough, all right. But when one of the bodies is moved, another moves itself. What in the world are you talking about, Captain? As far as I'm concerned, that moving of Sim's body is the most important thing that's happened.  Nerves, my dear fellow, all nerves. Oh, here's the place. Ruiz, I thought I told you to meet us over at your uncle's house. But it was not possible. My cousin Carmel, she was so much afraid. Where is she now? Upstairs. Has she been put to bed? How is it possible? Five or six women are with her. Scandal mongers at work already. Oh, bad bed. Andres, shall I go up and see what I can do, Captain? Okay, go ahead. We need any help call out. I think I can take care of things. But where can you take her? I'm taking you and your cousin over to my place for the night. Dr. Croft will be able to look after her then. Oh, thank you, Senor. It is a great worry off my shoulders. Save her, Ruiz. Have you been outside? I do not understand. Outside, outside, over to the morgue, for instance. But I assure you, Senor. I don't want to be assured. Have you or haven't you? But I tell you, Senor. Now, you just lean on me. Oh, they're coming down. We'll have you in a place where you can sleep in a jiffy. Got her, huh, Doctor? Oh, please. Easy, easy. Now, Ruiz, supposing you support her from the other side. I'm all right. Of course, of course. Now then, we're ready. If only we didn't have to go by the morgue.  We'll guide you and you'll never know when we're passing it. There's only a couple of blocks to my place. Oh, this is most distressing. Death all around us. Look, look! In Heaven's name, Captain, what's that? The sheet. He's wearing the sheet around him. Did you see his face, Captain? Did you see it? Yes, Croft. That's our dead man, Doc Sims, going down the road ahead of us. Old Doc Sims has risen from his cold marble slab in the morgue to walk the streets of Holman. Then dead men do prowl. Or do they? The second episode of Dead Men Prowl, entitled The Prowler at Work, will come to you next week at the same hour. You are listening to Adventures by Morse.


Hey Susie, could you watch this video? Do you think I look like an aunt and an itch in this video? Does it make sense to you? Is it out of context? Yeah, I don't really know what's going on in this, so I don't know if it's going to be received well. Like, you don't have to post everything that happens. Listen, was this British Asian TikToker way out of line for trying to call out this cab driver? And are we just going to see more Asian Karen's in the future? Let's talk about it. Yeah man, we got to talk about this viral video from this British Asian TikToker knock knock. I think she tried to cancel this taxi driver and crazy enough, she got cancelled. Let's run the clip. You were trying to guess where I'm from because you think we all look the same and then you said, oh, I couldn't tell like where you were from so because you look a little bit different. That's very racist. Please don't get me wrong. My English is not as perfect. Yeah. My girlfriend is Chinese and I love the Asian people because they're so polite, so kind. We do as I like. It's a difference between you loving Asian people and there's a difference between you saying that we all look the same and that you are trying to guess where I'm from because I look different to them. To them is that that's the key word. So I mean, long story short, Andrew, you could see from the clip, she's sort of berating this guy for these offensive comments that she's saying that he made off camera. Obviously, we have no context. There's no recording of what the taxi driver said. He feels very apologetic. He thinks he's going to lose his job. He sounds like an immigrant from maybe like Turkey or Morocco or something like that. He's not native British.  So I get why the internet is kind of judging her right now. She had to delete, turn off all her comments. She deleted the video. She did apologize now, but let's just be intellectually honest here. Let's take a look at it. We will give our opinion of the situation at the end after we go through the comment section. So please hit that like button and check out other episodes of the Hot Pop Boys. Always breaking everything down from silly to serious. This sounds more silly, but I think there are some larger, more serious issues at play here beyond just what she did and knock, knock in general. Let's get into the comment section. Somebody said in 2023, everybody's offended by everything. And this is just an example of that. Golly. Listen, I get it. Some people in the real world, they do say offensive things, but this is just taking away too far. I don't even want to live in this society like this. This driver is just asking questions. Everyone knows this girl actually hates being Asian. She's whitewashed and just wanted clout. Listen, guys, people went into her deep vault of TikTok videos and you know, they analyzed it and they make, I'm not saying I agree, but they made character judgments on her. So like when you make the internet mad, they will go through your history and analyze you. Well, here's the problem is that probably when she posted this, she thought she was going to get a large amount of support for, you know, this racist interaction and handling it this way. But in fact, it went the complete inverse direction and she got that much negative attention for it because people are like, Oh my gosh, like, why are you trying to scold this guy? He's being apologetic. This is not how you're supposed to do it. Things like that. So really, it just really, I can only imagine what she's thinking right now. Yeah. And I think she came across as being like a nativist Karen, picking on an immigrant and people really don't like that, especially Asian Americans. We all relate to that immigrant experience. You know, sometimes the parents, they don't want to speak good English, right? Somebody said that's why you just got to avoid all minorities, man. Dealing with them causes nothing but trouble. This was minority on minority though. This white guy said anybody can ask where I'm from, whether it's Europe, Canada or America, because all three of those places have shared characteristics. Listen, guys, when people ask that question, they're just asking you because you look like you're from a part of the world that has shared characteristics. Somebody said, listen, guys, I don't agree with knock, knock either, but it is completely different when you're a minority. You just feel like it's okay to ask because you're white. Right. And there's a lot of variance in the Asian community on how to react to this question because we all get this question. Yeah. And I think it actually, I guess it matters who asks it and how they ask it to be honest, because just because you get asked like, Oh, where are you from? That's a lot different than like, well, where are you from? Or because this guy is probably a Middle Eastern immigrant, he's very curious. He also does say he has a Chinese girlfriend, which was a little bit of a weird comment. But just given that hit the kids command of the English language is not very high. I'll give him a slight break on it. But either way, he's just kind of like, Oh, you know, I'm just asking like, what are you from? Like you kind of look similar to other people that I've seen. And then she's like, Oh no, that's quite offensive. And you need to stop. And I was just like, I don't know. You're kind of just dragging this out knock knock. Yeah. And it's bad because the way she framed what he said, it didn't sound that offensive. Who knows what he said or what the tone was, but the way she repeated it to the camera to try to incriminate him did not sound that incriminating. So anyway, somebody said, I'm Asian and I've lived in the UK. This is a very whitewashed UK Asian girl trying to look for drama. She's essentially somebody who grew up hating herself. But now she sees this power and being Asian and is trying to use it clumsily. So I've heard David and I think your friend in London said this similar thing that a lot of Asians in London, they can actually be even more British whitewashed than even Asians in America. Because in America, we are very color conscious, even though we still have our fair share of racism, of course, race is a huge topic that we always talk about the black rights movement, Latino movements, right? Muhammad Ali, Martin Luther King, Jr. Malcolm X, they don't know about any of that stuff in the UK. Right. They don't have those movements that happened in the UK. Now, I think people are also maybe peaceful with each other to an extent. However, there's definitely less talk about being proud of being your immigrant background. It certainly seems, especially depending on class level in the UK, it's almost like more like a country club dynamic than the US as a country dynamic. She might just see herself as a British girl. But maybe she's like, oh, well, you know, I think I can get some Asian internet cloud points from next shock and that crowd right now. Oh, yeah, she was almost just thinking of it like a game, game, not thinking that she's playing with fire, especially her being a girl with a British passport, probably against somebody who does not have a British passport. Somebody said this type of girl is the worst type of influencer Auntie, and it's not the word Auntie, self entitled thinks she's a celebrity saying something poignant all the time. This is everything that is wrong with the worst type of influencers. And these type of influencers are ruining society. Now, I actually think that this is a huge part of why she's getting this much backlash. Listen, if knock knock seasons or any other influencers are watching this, trust me, if you come across as one of those annoying influencers in your other content, and then you post something like this, this video is very 50 50 and it's very hard to determine what is going on in this, you will not get the benefit of the doubt. You fall into that category and you will be considered guilty until proven innocent because you fall in line with that image of that cloudy influencer, basically the person who's just posting whatever they can to get points, right?  Right? And I'm saying even if knock knocks intentions for this video were not that bad. I'm just saying the rest of her content kind of feeds into that you're going to receive the outlet, the one little outlet on the damn reservoir of dislike towards this group of people.   I was originally on her side, but after looking through her content and how cocky and indersir herself, she seems on Tik Tok. I'm against her.  They're trying to give you the ink block test and everything. The pros and the cons of being an influencer. This other comment came to her defense lightly. It said, listen, I'm not agreeing with knock knock, but is she really deserving of all the nasty comments and vitriol on all of her other Tik Tok videos? She didn't do anything really wrong. She didn't report them to his company and she can feel however she feels. Plus, we don't know what the taxi driver said.  That's a fact. So while I'm saying that, is it a little bit OD?  Yeah. But a lot of these guys, they feel like she's like a whitewash, like Asian girl in Britain and a lot of angry, you know, kind of like dudes on the internet are going to get at her about that. But I'm just saying you also post content thinking it's going to get a big reaction. So you just have to be ready for it to get a big reaction and it might not be positive. Yeah. And not only that, I think other girls in America particularly don't like the way knock knock was acting because they feel like she's jeopardizing legitimate claims of offensiveness because the more illegitimate claims they are, it casts a shadow of doubt on the legitimate ones. And that really makes people mad. Yeah. She's jeopardizing the whole race. Exactly. She's crying wolf maybe. This girl said, you know, I get asked all the time if I'm Hispanic and people ask me why all the time I don't speak Spanish, but I'm actually Cambodian. To me, I don't get offended. I just view it as an opportunity to teach people about my culture. Yeah. I don't, I think I do agree. I think this comment is pretty sound, but I will say this. Not everybody can turn in a teacher mode all the time.   Do you mind? Do you have a second so I can sit you down and explain to you why? Right. Cause you don't even know if the offender party is even interested or receptive, right? Yeah. I would say in cases like this, I think for example, this whole interaction that she had in the cab could have been cut a lot shorter when she said she's about to leave, just leave and be like, I'm sorry, sir. Great. You're, you're sorry. I understand. No worries. Don't worry about your job. I'm out of here. Boom. And just leave. Just leave the situation because at the end of the day, it cannot be better for you. It doesn't make you safer in that situation. It doesn't make that other person feel better in that situation. Just end the, the, the confrontation period like soon. Do you think that it just felt like she was somebody who probably was not very race conscious of herself until later in her life.  It kind of reminds me of this guy I knew in college. I won't say his real name. Tony Gimm. Okay.  And he like went to the city because we all went to college in the city and he was trying to act really gangster and stuff like that. But sometimes he would just say the most like Malibu most wanted like uncalibrated things when he was trying to play that character. And she's almost trying to play a woke character. But clearly she probably not an actual person who like knows anything about race or playing with this very fiery thing. So it comes out uncalibrated. Yes. This is a message to all influencers out there. If they have footage like this, uh, run it by a couple of friends before you post it. Maybe she should have been like, Hey, Hey, Hey, Susie, could you watch this video? Do you think I look like an aunt and itch in this video? Does it make sense to you? Is it out of context? You know, and then their friends might have been like, Yeah, I don't really know what's going on in this. So I don't know if it's going to be received well. And then she should be like, Oh, maybe I won't post it. You know what I'm saying? Like you don't have to post everything that happens. Listen, weird interactions happen all the time. I know for pretty women, of course they get into a cat. I've heard this from girls. I know whatever it doesn't happen all the time. Listen, cab drivers, Uber drivers. Sometimes they have a little bit of a reputation talking to the lone female who is attractive. Now, do they say anything horrible? I don't know. It ranges. He might have said some creepy stuff. He might have said some uncomfortable stuff or maybe it was even not even at that level. It was just slightly awkward, like two out of five. Yeah, she probably could have, you know, stopped the conversation or something like that. I just don't think she needed to post this video because interactions go awkward all the time. We have, I've had awkward conversations with Uber drivers, not necessarily because they thought I was like a pretty girl, but like, just because like, they're just, it was like a weird combo. You know, but I'm like, I'm not going around telling everybody that combo happened. Yeah, I think people just got to be careful when they're playing with fire.  But like we were discussing, it might be due to this pent up frustration at the whole influencing culture in general. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, everybody, you let me know what you think in the comments down below. Based off the video evidence that you saw, like, is this a right way to handle it? How else would you handle it? I'm sure a lot of people have opinions that they would do things differently. I get it. And also, you know, maybe just not everything needs to be posted on the internet. Stick to the bunny omelettes, man. Don't try to do it. Step into this zone. All right, everybody, thank you so much for watching the hot pop boys. Hopefully that was a helpful conversation. We keep things intellectually honest here on this channel. So let us know what you think on the comments down below. 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Mr. District Attorney, champion of the people, defender of truth, guardian of our fundamental rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Mr. District Attorney is brought to you by two famous Bristol Myers products, Vitalis and Sal Hepatica. Vitalis for hair that's well groomed, Sal Hepatica for the smile of health, Vitalis Sal Hepatica. And it shall be my duty as district attorney not only to prosecute to the limit of the law, all persons accused of crimes perpetrated within this county, but to defend with equal vigor the rights and privileges of all its citizens. The case of baby cradle and all. Our story opens tonight on the Lancaster estate in the suburb of your district attorney's city. At the front door Mrs. Lancaster is just getting out of her lawyer's car. Time for a drink, Walter. There'll be ice and things on the terrace. I can't, ma'am. Gotta get back to town. Oh, I wish you'd change your mind. Oh, I can't, really. Hey, isn't that Drew on the terrace? Well, yes, it is. That's strange. He said he was lunging in town with some friends of his from college. Drew? Oh, Drew, dear. He asked me if your son's busy. Busy? Who's the girl? I don't know. That's what I meant by busy. Well, I'll phone you when I want those tax reports signed, ma'am. Yes, Walter, do. Mother, I thought you were in town. I thought you were.  I told Julia there'd be no luncheon. Yeah, she told me. Walter have to leave? Yeah. He's busy in town. I didn't know you were having a guest. Or not. I mean, Lori and I just drove out. She, um, wanted to see the house. Really, dear? You might have said Lori. Lorelie Ross. Lorelie? Come on, I'll introduce you. I don't remember you ever saying Drew, wait a minute. Hope I didn't scare Walter away.  Miss Ross. It's well to meet you, Mrs. Lancaster. Thank you, my dear. Oh, do sit down. Drink, lady. It's rum. Thank you, girl. This, uh, sure is a beautiful place, Mrs. Lancaster. Just like something in the movies. I was telling Lori about your archery, mother. She got quite a kick out of it. Really? I'll say I did. I never shot a bow in arrow. Never really had to. I do it for exercise, mostly. Oh, yes, I understand. You aren't having lunch with your friends from school, Drew? Uh, no, mother. No, I'm not. It's a shame, Miss Ross. If it weren't so late, I'd insist you stay and have lunch in here with us. Oh, sure, but wait a minute. Matter of fact, mother, we're going back to town. I'm taking Lori to matinee. This afternoon? But, darling, you can't. But I have already. I mean, surely you haven't forgotten Dr. Marx. I made my major appointment myself. Are you sick, Drew? Uh, he's a dentist. But that can wait, mother. You can call me. Now isn't he terrible, Miss Ross? Honestly, I have to leave him around like a great big baby. No, mother, really. There's no reason to go. Well, but Drew, we can do it. It'll be fun. Certainly, Drew. Miss Ross doesn't mind, I'm sure. Oh, of course not. We'll go to your dentist this afternoon and take in the show tonight. But I... Oh, I can get off at the barbershop or right, Drew, and then we can eat together and everything. Oh, that sounds swell, Lori. But you don't understand. Oh, sure, I do, Mrs. Lancaster. I know Drew pretty well, too. You do.  Mm-hmm. Golly, don't I know. This is the complete file on the girl, Mr. District Attorney. I had my trustee collect everything he could get. I see. Now take this, will you please, Mrs. Miller? Right, Chief. The girl's name is Ross, Mrs. Lancaster. Lorelai Ross. Lorelai. She's apparently called Lori. A manicure, she said, Mrs. Lancaster, huh? It's all there in the report, Mr. Harrington. My son met the girl in this barbershop. I see. And after you met her, you had your trustee investigator, is that right? Walter Lambert, yes. Mm-hmm. He's been my trustee for years. Ever since my husband died, he's handled everything for me. Oh, you'll find the information accurate all right. Well, yes, I don't question that, Mrs. Lancaster, but frankly, I'm not exactly clear on what you expect us to do. Do? Yes. That's the most obvious thing I ever saw. This manicurist is deliberately trying to marry my son. Oh, first door, huh? I beg your pardon? Well, we've got to be practical, Mrs. Lancaster. Everybody in town knows your son comes into $8 million pretty soon now. Exactly. Yes, sure. Well, I remember seeing his picture when he got turned down by his draft board. Drew always had publicity, no matter how I tried to avoid it. Well, I don't think you quite understand, Mrs. Lancaster. If you find this girl undesirable as an associate for your son, well, that's a matter for you and the boy. But I... As for any action against the girl, well, there's no complaint. She's committed no crime, Mrs. Lancaster. You admit that yourself. You don't think it's a crime to marry my boy for his money? Mrs. Lancaster. Yes? I'm sorry, Chief. Well, go around. Go around here, Mrs. Lancaster. Well, I just wonder if you're giving this girl a break, Mrs. Lancaster. Have you talked to her? Maybe she loves your son. Maybe he loves her. After all, we... I see. I see. Well, I sure don't. I've created the wrong impression here, haven't I? I'll be honest. To you, I seem one of those awful society mothers. Nothing's good enough for my boy, that sort of thing. Well, this does strike me as unusual, Mrs. Lancaster, as Miss Miller just pointed out. Well, I'm not, you see. I'm not at all. I know this girl, and I know her game. Her game? Yes. I know this girl because I was this girl myself. Ah, yes, it's true. I hooked Drew's father just exactly the way this kid's trying to hook him. No kid. Well, I'm sorry. And I'm ashamed of it. Oh, not to tell you. I'm not ashamed to admit it to the whole world. But I am ashamed to let it happen to my son. And believe me, it won't. Now, how calm down, May. I've nothing but sherry here in the office. Would you care for some? Calm down? Walter, do you realize what this girl is trying to do? Yes. Her record's pretty obvious, isn't it? No family to speak of, batted around from one town to another. Quite a record with the police and Norfolk, apparently. Walter, she's got her hands on Drew. And what does he say? Oh, he won't even discuss it. He thinks she loves him. You pointed out to him that under the terms of his father's will, you turn over the trust to him in August? Of course. And he still thinks his loyal eye Ross isn't after his money. Her record and his trust, he can't add that up, hm? Would I have gone to the district attorney if he could? Now, May dear, I've handled things for you for a long time. I wish you'd let me handle this Ross matter as well. But there's no question of you handling it, Walter. I'm sorry you went to the DA. I know, I know. But when he defied me again this morning, when he walked out of the house to see her again, I just didn't know what to do. Well, I do, May. From now on, let me handle this in my own way. Anything, Walter. Anything you want. First, I think I want you to call the DA. Call him? There's the phone. Call him and tell him to forget the entire incident. What? I know what I'm doing, May. Call him, please. Now. Yes, I understand, Mrs. Lancaster. Yes. Yes, I think that's wise of you. Well, these things often work themselves out. Yes, of course. No, no trouble at all. Thank you. Now what, Chief? Does she want the girl put on bread and water? Well, as a matter of fact, Mrs. Lancaster has changed her mind. What? Yes, she's decided to do nothing, Harrington. Well, what do you know about that? I know this about it, Miss Miller. She had that Ross girl pegged pretty good. Oh. Yeah, Chief, I did a little checkin' up during the noon hour. This Lori Ross has been bragging all over town about how she's hooked a millionaire kid. Oh, no. Well, from what I saw, Mrs. Lancaster, I'd say the girl has her work cut out for her. You can say that again, Chief. Just like she said in the office, she knows that game herself. Well, I'll admit, I did admire her for saying it. Most women wouldn't. Well, Chief, I guess we can forget about this one, huh? Yeah, that's right. Well, I'd be perfectly happy to forget about it, but there's one thing I can't forget. Yeah, what's that, Chief? Eight million dollars, Harrington. Sometimes that means trouble. You want the cuticle pushback, mister? I always ask if some men don't like it. Oh, that's fine. Thank you, Lori. Just the way they are. I'll just finish up now and say how'd you know my name? One of the barbers tell you? No. Never been in this barbershop before? That's what I was thinking. My name is Lambert, Lori. Walter Lambert. I'm trustee for the Drew Lancaster estate. Oh, you are. Well, you listen to me. Don't get excited, Lori. Go on. Finish my nails. We can talk here as well as any place. You can take your fingernails, you know. Don't be foolish, Lori. You don't want to lose your job here, do you? Listen, when I get through with Drew Lancaster, he and I'll be like that. See? This job. You're old man's mustache, Mr. Wise God. Go and marry him, Lori. You're done right I'm going to marry him. He loves me. And what do you love, kid? Drew or his eight million bucks? None of your business. Now, listen here. Keep your voice down. Without me, you haven't got a chance. Did you ever hear of a frame, kid? Did you ever hear of even innocent little girls getting framed right out of town? Why, you dirty... Remember Norfolk, Lori? Ever lied to the probation officer down there?  Norfolk. Uh-huh. I know a lot about you. Wait a minute. Let me peg this.  Why, sure. You got Mama Hogtide in an August. All that scratch goes to the kid. You're getting very smart, Lori. And if Mama loses, so do you. Right? Right. Now, I'll talk. I can have you out of town in one hour, kid, and you know I can do it. Talk some more. But if we team up, if we handle this my way, we both get rich. Eight million rich? Uh-huh. That's the neighborhood, Lori. How'd you like to live there? I see what you mean, mister. Good morning, Drew. Mother. With you, Waller? Why, no. Isn't she here? Here. She got your phone call about an hour ago. She went right into town. My phone call? Oh, but that's impossible. I was on my way out here. Oh, you drive. I didn't hear your car. I parked it down on the highway and walked across the lawn. My only chance for exercise these days, I'm afraid. I didn't know you went in for archery, too, Drew. My mother's the expert. I was just fooling around. Here, you want to try? Oh, no, thanks. I don't need that much exercise. You're sure May went into town to see me, huh? Well, you know, Mother, she's always getting things mixed up. Uh, there's a bottle and some mix on that bench, Waller. Want a drink? Why, yes, I think I do. I'll get it, Drew. Yeah, I hope yourself. Good shot. Mix you one? Yes. Have you seen much of Miss Ross lately? Don't start on it, Waller. Oh, I'm sorry. Here's your drink. Thanks. Here's to Miss Ross. Don't be coy, Waller. It doesn't suit you. You don't really believe I'm for you, do you, Drew? Any reason why I should? I know all about you, Waller. In the matter of Miss Ross, for instance, May's told me how you feel. Mother's always told you so much, Waller. That's been one of the mistakes. Oh, now that's a little harsh, isn't it? After all, I've kept your trust fund intact for you. Your mother's lived entirely on the income. Who are you kidding? Would you like another drink? I don't know. No thanks. That one seems to have hit me. Oh, the sun, probably. It is hot out here. I think I'll sit down. When you say handling the money was my job, Drew, you infer... Look, Waller, if this is a plea, forget it. I'll be twenty-one soon, and when I am, I'll handle my own affairs. I see. Then you won't retain me, hmm? Never bothered to spare your feelings before, Waller. Why should I begin now?  Oh, you're frank, Drew. I like you for that. I'm always frank. Why, what's the matter? Aren't you feeling well, son? I'll be all right in a minute. Archer is too much for you, probably. It takes quite an arm to bend this bow. Mind if I try? Not so much. It's easy. Look at me. I can hardly pull his thing back. It's funny. I feel so sick. Put the arrow in like this, don't you? I gotta lie down a minute, Waller. I'm dizzy. Put the arrow along the bow like this, don't you? Be careful how you point it. Hey, look out. Don't point that thing at me. I'll be careful, Drew. It's quite a pull, isn't it? There's nothing to it. What did you say, Drew? I said there's nothing to it. Waller! Do you want to see the reporters, Chief? They want a statement on your raid at the Five Juices Club. I'll be with them as soon as I can. Did you put that gang through the line of Harrington? Yeah, all of them, Chief. The head waiter, the four guys we got running the tables, everybody. Well, it proves that we were right on one count, Chief. Nobody wanted them, so they must be from our red town. Get the circulars out on all of them, will you please, Mr. Spinner? Yes, sir. They're being prepared now. Well, I hope it's a good sign, Chief. The first joint on the list being a gambling outfit. Oh, I think our list is all right. What bothers me is the real head of it. These men we took in last night are obviously just employees. Yeah, that's right. I picked that bum Parsons that way. The name Joe Parsons may be on the liquor license, but he sure don't own the place. Yes, exactly. Well, there's nothing to do. We'll work down the list then. We'll stage another raid tonight. I'll get a control sheet ready, Chief. Yes, please, Mr. Spinner. Now, anything else, Harrington? Oh, does a dame showed up in the morgue this morning? Homicide? I meant to go down. Any story yet? No, I'm working on it. She was dumped out of a car at the suburbs, shot once through the back of the head. Yes, I saw the examiner's report. Oh, there's lots of leads to go on, Chief. Fully dressed, handbag full of stuff. I'll have something in a couple of hours. But keep me informed, will you? Right. And stand by for tonight. We'll keep on raiding until we find the man we want. Uh, Mitzi was a good kid, Walt. Oh, it's too bad. But here, Jim, you've got settle down to work. Have you any idea what last night's raid on the five deuces cost me? Mitzi was just jealous. She can't blame her for that. Oh, stop it. This is big time. Losing that club will set me back $60,000 at least. Yes, and losing Parsons doesn't help me. You're going to let him take a fall? Parsons was paid to take this, and at least he did his job. Meaning I'm not. Well, what about her? Has she said anything? No, I told you. She just doesn't talk about the DA. I wonder if she could be wise. I don't see how. She doesn't make the phony move all the time I'm with her. You're not followed. Anything like that. I'm not that dumb, Walt. I could spot a tail a mile away. We can't waste time any longer, Jim. Miller knows what clubs the DA intends to raid, and I must get that list. Not from little clam up, you won't. When's your next date? Tonight. I paid one of the hairdressing kids $5 to tell me your favorite movie star. So we're going to the movies. All right. I'll listen to what I want you to do, Jim. It occurs to me now perhaps we've been... Well, let's just say too gentle. I don't see why you don't like him, Harrington. You haven't even met the man.  Mr. Hubbard? Oh, I'd hardly say that. Well, you were just telling me he talks about the market all the time. Oh, Harrington, honestly. No, no, no, Miss Miller, tell me more.  Now, what else? I didn't say that. And what would... oh, yeah, yeah. They bring a phone to his table. Boy, what a man of distinction. That's better than bringing you a bowl of pretzels at the Dutchman's. Yeah. For your information, Brenda, the Dutchman serves peanuts. Oh, why don't you stop? You haven't even met him. At least you've... Oh! I'm sorry, I'm late, honey. Hi. Hello, Miss Miller. Oh, they're on your desk, Chief. Oh, and your Christmas seals came. Good. Remind me to send a check tomorrow. Yes, sir. Harrington and I bought ours this noon. Yeah. Oh, that's something we never forget, those Christmas seals. Right. Oh, Chief, I got most of the story on that girl, the homicide in the morning. Oh. Her name's Mitzi Page, cased her apartment this afternoon. I see. Anything promising? Well, nothing much from the neighbors. Oh, there's a boyfriend in it, I think.  Wait a second. I got it right here. The vanilla envelope, Harrington? Yeah. It's right here. Oh, open it. Will you please, Miss Miller? Sure. Looks like a newcomer, Chief. Well, she's just straight. Got one, Miss Miller. Now, I'll have it copied for you. Oh. Oh, no. What's the matter? Harrington, this picture, this was on the dead girl's dresser? I'm sure it was. Why? Something the matter, Miss Miller? Well, Chief, this man, this is Jim Hubbard. Who? Why, I can't... Jim Hubbard, Harrington, my friend, the man I... Why, I've got a date with him tonight. Wait a minute, wait a minute. This man, this is the one you met at the Charity Bazaar? Why, I don't understand it, Chief. It's the same man. It doesn't make sense. Oh, brother, this is something new. Miss Miller. I'm shocked. Well, I mean, surely there's some explanation. Surely... Well... Wait a minute, let's not leave too hasty. Well, I know... Suppose we just talk about this man a little. If you're willing, tell us just what you already know. Honestly, Jim, this is one of the craziest nights I've ever spent. I told you I had a surprise. Oh, my friend's upstairs. He'll be down in a minute. You are unpredictable. Oh? First we go to the Robert Montgomery picture, and after five minutes you want to leave. Oh, I'm funny that way. If I can't get interested, I'll walk out. Gee, we sure did. And then this long ride out here... A friend of yours lives here, you said? Yes, you'll like him. May I intrude? Oh, come in, Walt. We were waiting for you. Miss Miller? This is Walt. How do you do? Pleasure, Miss Miller. I had your car put around in the back, Jim, all right? Sure, sure. Walt, that's fine. We won't be leaving. We won't... Oh, my goodness, I ought to leave right now. I'm a working girl, you know. I have to get up in the morning. Yeah. Yes, Jim's told me of your work, Miss Miller. Oh? Does the district attorney always have one of his men follow you in the evening? Follow me? I don't know what you mean. Sure you do, Ken. Tonight. I must say he was easily lost, Miss Miller. Jim tells me you merely went into the movie theater by one door left by another, and your shadow was gone. Now, really, I don't think this is very funny at all. Why would anyone follow me? I'll be happy to explain, Miss Miller. No, don't get up, please. Because you're going to talk a little, isn't it? And you're going to start right now. Oh, never mind. But tell him I want to see him the first thing in the morning. Right. Yes, and keep this line clear. I don't get it, Chief. You told Miss Miller to phone him by 10. It's after midnight. And I'm beginning to get it, Carrington. Hubbard knew he was being followed. Don't tell me.  Yes, Brophy followed them to a movie theater, and he lost them shortly after they went in. Lost? Oh, I know what I should have gone. I know it. Oh, it's not your fault. It's mine. But I certainly didn't think he'd expect to be shadowed. Yeah, she was supposed to call in by 10. I know. I know. Carrington, where in the world has he taken that girl? Oh, please. I don't know anything I don't. You're his secretary. I don't know anything. Please, please, drop it. I don't know anything. Jim, just watch. Look in that human door on the desk. I want some cigars. Yes, cigars. Whole handful. Sure. What did you say? No. Ever get burnt, Miss Miller? What? Anybody ever put out a cigar in that pretty face of yours? You're crazy.  Except the list of gambling places, huh? Nothing but that list. I never heard of the list. Believe me. There you are, Walt. Light one. Oh, I'll light it. Sure. Sure, Walt. Right away.  I don't. Yeah, give it to me. Wait a second. We've got to get it going. Miss Miller, rather tell me what places are on that list. Would you? I don't know. Hurry, Jim. No, it's OK. No, I guess. No, no. Thanks. Please don't. See the end, Miss Miller? No. See how it blows? I don't know. I'll tell you. I don't know. I don't know. Walt, who the? Don't move. You boys take too long. Oh, Harry, be kind. Miss Miller, don't move a muscle, sweet heart. Because brother, how I'd like to take a shot at you.  OK, chief. OK, Harrington, let's take this pair away. Your district attorney will return in just a moment to explain how he and Harrington found Miss Miller. But first, you know, there's at least one point on which a surprisingly large number of people agree. On which they say that goes for me, too. Does Mr. Arnold agree? Yes, indeed. How about Mr. Murphy? Certainly. Mr. Bailey, too? Right again. Well, Fred, just what is it so many people agree on? That it's so easy to wake up now and then feeling dull and logy due to the need of a laxative. Yes, but it's also easy to take salopatica, and a sparkling glass of salopatica when you get up brings quick, gentle relief, usually within an hour. That means you don't have to go through the day waiting until night to take a laxative. And another thing, if you're troubled with excess gastric acidity, let salopatica sweeten your stomach. Better keep a bottle of salopatica handy than any time you need a laxative, morning, noon, or night. See how much faster you feel better thanks to gentle, speedy salopatica. Now, here is your district attorney. I'd like to point out, first of all, ladies and gentlemen, that a gun found in Walter Montella's possession proved to be the weapon used against Mitzi Page. And that confronted with this evidence, he made a full confession of the murder. Yeah, and his slick stooge. Yes, and Jim Hubbard, Harrington. And of course, as a result of their arrest, we were successful in closing all of the gambling establishments he'd set up in the county. Gosh, Chief, I still feel terrible about it. To think I went out with that man. Well, you're hardly to blame, Miss Mitter. Walter Montella was unusually clever. In fact, he made a study of you just to get Jim Hubbard into your good graces. You can have those graces. That's right, Miss Mitter. Oh, hey, Chief, why don't you explain just how we knew where they took her? Well, that was a chance we had to take, Harrington. When we realized you were gone, Miss Mitter, Harrington and I tried to remember every word you'd said about Jim Hubbard. That's right, and I remembered you said he used a telephone at this nightclub. That's right, at the Emerald Room. Exactly. Fortunately, switchboard operators in hotels and nightclubs make a record about going calls. It was fortunate, too, that they'd kept a record of Jim's call to Columbia 502-7. Right, because when you traced that number, it's Walt's house, and that's where we found you. Gee, am I glad you did. Gee, what about next week? Well, ladies and gentlemen, for next week we have another story in our continuous war against the underworld, a story of great dramatic excitement. It's the case of death on wax, and I invite you to join us for it. So until then, thank you, and good night. It's new. It's quick. It's Benix. B-E-N-E-X. The new brushless wonder shave that wilts your whiskers so they whisk off like Mr. Try Benix. 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So, hello everyone, welcome to my talk, Automating Cloud Foundry on OpenStack. I'm Xiu Jiao Gao, a cloud engineer from Stack and Win. Most of my coworkers call me, I'm going to use this fancy tool, XJ, because my Chinese name easily sounds like plastic, go to sleep, pedicure in Chinese. I don't prefer to sound like that, so I'm happy with XJ as my name. That's enough about myself. I want to simply introduce the company I work at, Stack and Win. Stack and Win is a consultancy.  So basically we have everything from infrastructure, operation automation to 12 factors applications also including services, how they integrate service with their apps, all that. Oh, I forgot this, I can do this. So what is Cloud Foundry? Even you didn't know what is Cloud Foundry, probably now you know because it's the end of the CFD.  So Cloud Foundry is a pass, pass, did I say it right, yeah, pass for Cloud applications. It automates, manage, scales, Cloud applications, I forgot, through their lifecycle, it's good I have notes. So application can be written in just about any language and it can be deployed in image containers on top of any infrastructure like OpenStack. So what we will talk about in today's talk today, here is the outline. I know it looks like a long list, but please don't worry. I clearly know that dinner time is right after this talk, so I will keep it short. Okay, first we will look at the ecosystem like CF and IAAS. Cloud Foundry, in this picture you can see Cloud Foundry is a pass for Cloud applications. It has many great features, so developers only need to worry about their applications. Also it provides a service broker can integrate service with their applications. Then Cloud Foundry is deployed by Bosch, which enables this a lot of great features again. Also it separates CF and infrastructure through CPI, which means Cloud provider interface. This actually is how we can deploy CF on OpenStack. So in this talk, we are going to share with you, like, start a way to do things. We have gained many years of experience with this CF ecosystem. We have helped lots of customers like Intel, Swisscom, Ultimate Software, with their CF platform and applications. So here today in this talk, we are going to share those best practices with you. So whoever didn't go to dinner early come here is lucky. I hope you will agree what I said after this talk. So the first question is, how do we deploy CF? Deploy Ultimate CF on OpenStack. So first we need to make sure that your OpenStack is ready for deploying CF by running the OpenStack validator. From there, then we can set up like infrastructure resources like networking, security groups. Then we can deploy the CF. Before we use the Python to set up OpenStack networking, now we use Terraform. If you want the details, you can go to our GitHub. So most of the things in CF world probably you already know is deployed by Bosch. In order to deploy and manage CF, we have to deploy Bosch director first. There are a lot of great documentation, certainly include our blog, to introduce you how to deploy Bosch. So I will not talk about that here. We will focus on how to deploy and automating CF on OpenStack or any other infrastructure. So how do we automate multiple deployments? So deploy a single CF is pretty easy. The challenge is how do we automate multiple CF deployment across multiple environments and the data centers? We use Conqueror's pipeline. Conqueror's pipeline is a tool probably you already know is a CI CD tool like for both infrastructure or application or CF, our pipeline generally goes through dive environment, then staging, then production. We have a project is a live-in or live-in? Live-in? Live-in. Live-in documentation called Codex. So if you are interested, you can go to check out that.  So this is a... What's funny? Okay, so this is a screenshot for one of our pipelines. So in here, you can see, I don't know if the people sitting in the back can see or not, but I will explain. So first it will deploy to Bosch Lite. Bosch Lite is a lightweight all-in-one VM Bosch director. After it pass all the tests here, it will automatically deploy to development environment. Then in this environment, after all the test pass, it also automatically go to the staging environment. But from here to Pratt, we set it in a way that you have to manually click in order to deploy to Pratt because probably you always prefer you can let some operator watching your deploy in production instead of being surprised at 3 a.m., right? Yeah. Oh, I see someone shared his pain. What? So next topic, how do we handle credentials and certificates? So they are safe, which means they are not stored on disk. They are not in your git reports, right?  You generously shared your credentials with the world. Your boss will be mad. So in addition, you also want easily rotate your credentials because some bad guy may just figure out things, right? So you want to rotate them. How we deal with this? We use vault. And the safe. I bet all the people here know what vault is. Safe is the two-way road. It's a CLI to interactive with vault. But what benefits the safe has, if we use safe, we can generate, rotate, provide either SSH keys or certificates or random secret passwords. In addition, the safe can also manage multiple vaults. That is nice, huh? Your credentials may be safe if you use safe. But that doesn't mean your platform will not feel. Why? Because networking. When your apps or your CF or maybe your underlying infrastructure, they may go through a downtime. I see someone nod his head. Thank you. In this case, you want your whole project become operational as soon as possible without losing any important data. That brings us our next topic. We want to convert this failure to success. How we do that? Handle disaster recovery efficiently in a good way. How do we do that? We use a shield. Yep, we hired all of them. Now I know how many people watched this movie. So now I'm being more serious. So what is a shield? Shield is a distributed framework that starts when built. The purpose is to be the guardians of CF Galaxy. Galaxy? Yeah. OK, now I'm really being serious. So the shield we built can protect your CF, the apps in your CF, and the service in your CF. Mars basically can protect your CF core. What I mean by that? It can backup and restore your CCDB, UADB, and DiegoDB after it migrated to Diego, right? It also protects service in CF. Like you may have a PostgreSQL service, MongoDB, MySQL, or Redis, or Redbit, MQ. Shield can backup and restore all those. Shield also protects any Bosch deployment. As you may know, most of the things in CF world can be deployed by Bosch. Or I should say, are being deployed by Bosch. So that makes Shield very powerful also, because it can literally backup and restore any Bosch deployment. A tricky part is about the Bosch itself, because Shield is also deployed by Bosch. Now, Bosch deploy Shield, Shield backup Bosch. There is a story. Let's say you have your CF running. You have lots of apps and the service in your CF platform. Someone just burned down your day center. So now if your software works, then what are you going to do? Probably the first step, you're going to set up hardware, right? Then next, you may deploy a Bosch. You deploy a Bosch, then you use the Bosch deploy the Shield. Then you want to use this Shield to bring back all your other services, apps, all that. Sounds good. But be careful, because you may wipe out your Bosch database. The Shield you deployed with Bosch is often, often, often, you know, often. So to avoid that, actually, we make Shield can recover Bosch without require the Shield running. Is that cool? So basically, you spin up a Bosch. You somehow Shield just can use a CLI to recover your Bosch without spinning up a Shield. So in this way, everything you had before is brought back. So that's very cool, huh? Yeah. So Shield is awesome. Awesome things is really simple. Now you can see the framework of Shield is pretty simple. There is a core diamond, which deal with all the metadata, deal with, like, schedules, like how you are going to, how often you want to back up your stuff, retention policy, how long you want to keep your backups, right? Then target plug-in is just you specify what you want to back up. It's a Postgres, or it's a Mexico, or it's what. Then storage plug-in, where do you want to store your backup? Local file system? That sounds good. S3, Swift, all that. As long as you have the plug-in, you can make it work. Certainly a good software will have a nice user interface and a cool CLI, most basically in the Bosch world. If you want, let's say you want to back up to restore CF, you only need to configure Shield agent on your CF deployment, same way for the RabbitMQ and the Redis. Then for where you want to store your backup, then you can configure your storage plug-in here. Then you can backup and restore your stuff. Another nice thing about this Shield is it's very easy to write your own plug-in.  Yeah, that's my favorite. So while writing plug-in is like a piece of cake, the reason actually is just because what I shared with you earlier, we said we have this framework because we've taken care of all the things in here, like a metadata management, schedule, retention, all that. You only need to worry about the piece you are writing. You only need to worry about your solution. Let's say maybe we don't have a MongoDB actually, we have it now. Let's say we don't have some plug-in, but you need it.   What's this? Oh, it didn't show up on your show up on mine. So, but if you don't want to make a piece of cake, you can also ask us to do it, pay us to do it. So, yeah, sweet. Shield is awesome, but it can be better. Like if you can catch the failure before it happens, then we don't need to deal with disaster, right? For this, we need monitoring. I'm expecting some laugh for this. So monitoring, we use promises to monitor like CF, Bosch, and many other Bosch deployments, our databases, all that. In order to be able to monitor things, you need to write your own exporter, like this exporter should be able to extract the metrics for the things you want to monitor. We deploy these promises with Bosch. We use it to monitor deployments in CF across several environments and the data centers. This report, this is how we take advantage of this report. We made this, then we deploy promises using this. So for more details, you can go here. Actually, I'm doing good because we will finish early. You will be happy because you will have dinner early. The last piece I want to share is that how do we deal with logs? We ship the logs using Somio. Somio is another tool we created. I know we created lots of tools. So what is that? It basically just aggregates the logs to a single stream. Then you can just connect to one node in the Somio cluster, then your logs will be sent there, then it will help with your live debugging. So basically, you can watch your logs while the error happens, help you debug that way. And of course, it also deployed by Bosch. And again, we have this release. So it can be deployed by Bosch. Oh, the cloud community is one of our GitHub logs. We have lots of cool things there. So I shared a lot about how do we do things, like lots of cool tools. Now I'm going to share some information about how do you do things? How do you find out more? You can go to our blog. juststarkandwin.com blog, slash blog. We do get feedback from people, like at a conference they will mention, oh, recently a blog saved my day because a similar bug happened. Then they googled our blog showed up, just to really help them debug their problem. At least I'm very happy when that happens. Because usually no one notices me. Then there are times that people say, I see your company, a female rotor blog, blah, blah, blah. Then I said, what is the blog, then start talking, then, oh, that's me. Yeah. Second is our GitHub. Except this cloud community, we have this Starkandwin cloud community. Yeah, those are true. We have lots of stuff in these two GitHub logs. We also can be reached by email, be a hero. Maybe we should have another one, be a super girl at thestarkandwin.com. Also, we have a CF ambassador booth is in the marketplace, C18. So feel free to stop by anytime. We will have people there talk with you, answer questions, all that. Thank you. Yeah, that's all. If you have any questions, you can ask. One requirement is that you have to use the mic there. Thank you. Thank you.


I'm taxi driver. I drive like a 30 year and I'm one of the medallion. I've been driving cab for 34 years. Over 30 years, for 27 years since I've been driving. There's something iconic about our yellow cabs. It is as iconic as the Empire State Building. And so many people pursued the American dream through the medallion and the yellow cab. I bought this medallion in 2013, 1.1 million dollars. $425,000. My loan was close to $370,000. Now it's been reduced to $190,000. Fiber power! Union power! This is an exciting time for all these guys behind me. They have been working so hard to ensure that they can have a better future. A thousand medallion owners have closed on loans, resulting in $225 million of taxi medallion debt release so far. This is about economic justice, plain and simple. Taxi drivers needed a lifeline and now they have it. Just thank God that we finally have this thing what we're looking for. It's given me an opportunity to put food on the table and a roof over my head and put my kids through college. Thank you very much, Mayor and Schumer and everybody. We're so proud to be able to say today that after everything that they have given to this city, they can finally feel that they are not only essential, but they are no longer expendable and our beautiful city has recognized the value of taxi drivers. So if we deny it, we can't do anything. This means the world to us. Thank you.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jasmine's casewrakes.com coming at you with 2023-24, Bowman Chrome University basketball. Two box break, and both of those, both delight and hobby, they're coming from a fresh case. So makes sense, right, they're, both cases have 12 boxes. So one through 12, we finish off a case, 13 through 24 will be another case. So we're gonna keep working through those two at a time. You know how this works by now, you've seen all the instructions there, there's odd letters. Big thanks to this group for making it happen, appreciate you. There are the letters right there, let's roll it, randomized names and letters, six and a one, seven times each, one, two, three, four, five, six, and once more, seventh and final time, Joe down to Ben, six and a one, seven times for the letters, first letters of their first name, one, two, three, six, and seventh and final time. We got C down to I N, let's quickly go to the letters we all want to see. B for brawny, L for LeBron, there it is. If we pull it, it'll be one happy person, one sad person. All right, Joe with letter C, Justin with J, Joseph with A, Craig with H, Kevin, Z plus all other letters, Joe with R, Matt, D and T, Joe with B, Andy with S, Joe with O and P, Matt, Field goal and E, Nicole, QWX, Joe with M and Ben with K, L, I and N, kiln. All right, let's alphabetize by letter and while you're considering trades, we're gonna consider which boxes from this fresh case we're gonna do. So I'm gonna pop open each case, do a series of dice rolls, and then we'll figure out which box we're gonna do. So let's open the hobby case first, back here. All right, so first of all, we're gonna use the die to pick a side, one, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side, and then we'll just go down individually to see which box we're gonna do. Six and do the right side here, and then we'll go, just move these out of the way, and then just from top to bottom we'll go one, two, three, four, five, six, and it's one, top box. Here's the light box the same way, there you go, now it's an empty box, so once again we'll go one, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side, six again. Next break, I might just randomly grab these from the cabinet, but at least for the first box, we just kinda wanna do it as randomly as possible. All right, and then one, two, three, four, five, six on the dice roll, and it's four, one, two, three, and four. We've got another two box break loaded up, if you wanna run this back. Looks like no trade chatter in the chat, so let's just print and rip. All right, and here's the final printout. Hot off the presses. All right, let's do the hobby box first, two autos per box on average, and the break is light has three, although we've seen some boxes with four. Does anyone know if that Lebron and Brani do a lot of that, if that's been pulled yet? Probably not, right, this would have been all over the interwebs. Does anyone know if there's more than one of those, or is there only that one of one? So we'll see. JP, what's going on? Phoenix two sold out, not on the schedule. Add that scenario in red at the very top of the schedule. Something sold out and not on the schedule means that we pulled the remaining teams and we're giving them away in a different break, a filler break. I believe that pack is on in the Phoenix football section right now. It's a pretty cheap filler, so we should be able to get that done soon. And we can do another four box of that. There can't be more than like, there might be out of fives of that autograph, and then the one of one maybe. Although I don't think anyone's pulled another one yet. I think they just had, you think they'd have them sign it just to sign one card? There's got to be more. Maybe it's only that one of one. Maybe we'll answer that question in a few minutes. Although you're going to be part of a pretty stressful randomizer, Joe. All right, good luck, everybody. And of course, all card ship as always. There's Jaden Aikens, the 399, letter J, Justin. This pattern not numbered. That Katelyn Clarks Bowman first for last year. Here's Ronnie James for Joe and the letter B. And we've got a Jamari McDowell to 299. Justin with the letter J, that aqua parallel. Haley Van Lith, that is her bowman first. Craig with H. And our first autograph, Malik Hall. Given hitting you with a number inscription as well. That'll be for the letter M. And that's for Joe. Joe Lawson in the letter M. Purple shimmer is not numbered. Paige Becker's bowman first. Devin Williams, purple mini-diamonds 399. Devin will go to Matt in the letter D. Paige will go to Joe in the letter P. And there's Angel Reese for Joe in the letter A. There's DJ Wagner to 150. He's on the box. I think he's supposed to be pretty good too. And that's going to go to Matt in the letter D. There's the auto poppin' right there. And there's Cormac Ryan, 13 out of 50, gold shimmer. And the autograph is his rival, Jared McCain. Justin with the letter J. A lot of these players hopefully will see in 003 out of 250. A lot of players hopefully will see in the tournament. Make a name for themselves there. And a big kahuna Angel Reese. Nice, Joe with the letter A. There you go. Nice. And the next one. Chad, so it looks like Luke had a pretty weak second half. I actually did not notice the splits. I don't think he was really getting help from a lot of his teammates points-wise. Maybe they started doubling him. Double team in the second half maybe. What's up, Jilo? Yeah, I guess this would, I don't know what night. I mean, I think this is a true Friday night, like a true RPA. It's a true Friday night for Joe. There's some autos right there. Yeah, Jason's out of town. He's on a little vacation. There's Rob Dillingham to 299. Joe with letter R, Bryce Hopkins. Joe with letter B, Isaac McNeely to 99. Goes to Ben in the letter I, John Broome to 299. That goes to Justin, AJ Hoygard to 399. That goes to Joe. And the Jamari McDowell to 75 will be 4J for Justin. Yeah, it's Friday. Oh, he had 32 in the second half? Like, I didn't know. I was, did not pay attention to the splits. Well, so I guess he had 40 something in the first half. I guess he did slow down in the second half. What a bust. We actually have a Brawny Sharpshooters insert on top and an Isaac McNeely in here.  They're like, wait, what? Is it Thursday? 158 out of 250. There's Jade Nacons, letter J, Justin. And the last autograph is gonna be Dusty Stromer. Dust in the wind. All we are are Dust in the wind. That's gonna go to Matt in the letter D. And there's Brawny Sharpshooters insert and that will be for Joe in the letter B. The hunt continues for the dual autograph. Will we be the ones to pull it? Are they hiding in these boxes somewhere? I don't know. There's only one way to find out. Get into the next break on jaskyscasebreaks.com. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one.


The next kind of questions I want to show you in type form, I'm calling them data questions and really what it is, it's just email and web addresses. And depending on the version of type form that you have, it could include file uploads. Let me show you how this works. What I've got, I'm already in full screen. And I've got a template of the version I've been using before that has a welcome screen, we'll just click on that and see what it's like. It's the same that I've had before I just changed the title that's down here. That's fine. I'll close that. And I asked for the person's first name. And then I'm going to ask for their email address. So I just come over to email and drag that right here. I'm actually going to paste in the text for this question. You could just say, you know, email, I'm going to make a couple of sentences here and I will replace this right here with the person's name that we get from the first question. So thanks. And what's the best email address for you? And then they type in their answer. I could make this require depending on the situation that I'm in. And in fact, I think in this one, because often it's the only way to contact people or identify them with a unique identifier that might be appropriate in this situation. So you see it has a little asterisk next to it to indicate that it is required. The other kind of data question, again, using my very general term here is a website. So I'll come over here to website, and I'll drag that in as well. Just make sure it gets in the right place. And I'll just paste in the text for my question right here. Do you have a website or a link to a social media profile that you would like to share? Some people have their own personal websites, I do, or you might have like a LinkedIn profile or a Facebook profile or something that you want to share. And you see, by the way, that the answer already has the HTTP colon slash slash, that's already in there. And that makes it a little clearer where the answer is supposed to go a little easier to process the information. I don't think we're going to require that because not everybody has one and that's more than we usually need. I'll bet I'll hit save. Now, I'm intentionally using the free version of type form in this first course. And I'm doing that because I know that most people will use the free version. It allows you to get up to 100 responses per month. It allows you to ask any kind of question pretty much. And it certainly allows you to take the time to get used to type form. And there's wonderful things there.  And one of the differences is that the paid versions allow you to do a file upload. Now I'm just going to show you what happens if I try to do a file upload right here. I'm going to come over here. I'm going to drag it over. And it looks like everything's going to go. And then tada, I get the little promo window here. This says well, this is a pro feature. And they'll show you what it looks like. This is one of their live demos and you can drag a file in there. And you can either upgrade or you can get a little trial version. In a subsequent course, I will show you all of the pro and pro plus features for right now. I wanted you simply to know that it exists. But I'm going to click out of this one. And you see it put it back over here. So I don't even have to worry about that. So really, I only have two kinds of questions that I'm asking here, emails and websites. And we can come over here, view my type form and see what the finished product looks like. It's going to be very short. And again, one of the things I really like about type form is the ability to get through the whole thing with the keyboard. So I just hit enter to start. What's my name? My name is Bart. And this one's required, you see the asterisk there on the end. It entered to go to the next one. What's the best email address? Now I want to show you one of the nice things about both the email and the web address is that type form actually does some validation. If you enter something that's not right, it's going to let you know. So I'll put here, for instance, Bart space at space data lab dot CC. And so that's not an email address because it doesn't have the at sign and it's got spaces in it. And you know, tada, when I hit okay, to try to go to the next one, it says there's a problem here.  And now when I hit okay, we go right ahead. And the same thing down here, if I put in this space and I put data lab dot CC. Again, it's going to say that that's not properly format. Now, it will let you do websites that don't exist. And I'll let you do some things that, you know, in a strictest sense, it shouldn't. But it's a very simple and quick validation. Now I've got that one. And it goes ahead. And we're done. And so those are two very common kinds of information, email addresses and websites, with the possibility of doing file uploads, if you have the paid version, which I'll show in another course. But for right now, this gives you just another way of gathering information that may be very important in your own forms, and that type form makes it quick and easy, does some validation work for you, and lets you go ahead and get the rest of the information you need.