Well, I'm really going to challenge your ego this week and I'm going to talk about the seven trials of the call that have been released by the Holy Spirit to now continue this series and this week I'm talking about the test of jealousy. Those of you who are in ministry, this is a test that you must pass before the Lord will promote you and this is one of the more difficult ones because it plays on insecurity. It plays on ego, it plays on ambition and I'm going to show you in the scripture what happens when you pass this test that's going to encourage you to put your flesh in check and pass the test of jealousy. But first, Stephen Mock the Zuma is here with me. He's going to lead you in worship and then we're going to get right into this lesson. Here is Stephen Mock the Zuma. Progress of the life of Joseph as he begins to walk toward the destiny that God had for him. Now, there's a destiny that God has given to you and you are walking toward that destiny with every act of obedience. Every step of obedience brings you closer to the destiny and the call of God to the fulfillment of the plans of God for your life. And as you move in, as you day by day progress in your accomplishment of the will of God in earth, you begin to pass test and as you pass these tests, you become promoted in the spirit. So, as I said during this series before, we're looking at the life of Joseph and we are seeing him pass various tests on his way to the fulfillment of the dream that God had given to him. And at the same time, I'm also talking about some things that I've experienced in my life that hopefully will also help you and encourage you as we look at these points. Now, go to Genesis chapter number 40. Now this is where Joseph is already in the prison and where I talked in number five of this series about the test of blessings. This is Joseph went from Potiphar's house to the prison. What looked like a demotion in the natural was a promotion in the spirit. Even though he gave up blessings, he was actually promoted. So I encourage you to look at number five in this series. But let's go now to Genesis chapter 40, beginning at verse number one. Joseph is in the prison here. He's been there for a while and this is where the story picks up. The scripture says, some time later, Pharaoh's chief cupbearer and chief baker offended their royal master. Pharaoh became angry with these two officials and he put them in the prison where Joseph was in the palace of the captain of the guard. They remained in prison for quite some time and the captain of the guard assigned them to Joseph, who looked after them. While they were in prison, Pharaoh's cupbearer and baker each had a dream one night and each dream had its own meaning. When Joseph saw them the next morning, he noticed that they both looked upset. Why do you look so worried today? He asked them and they replied, we both had dreams last night, but no one can tell us what they mean. Interpreting dreams is God's business. Joseph replied, go ahead and tell me your dreams. So the chief cupbearer told Joseph his dream first. In my dream, he said, I saw a grapevine in front of me. The vine had three branches and began to bud and blossom and soon it produced clusters of ripe grapes. I was holding Pharaoh's wine cup in my hand, so I took a cluster of grapes and squeezed the juice into the cup, then I placed the cup in Pharaoh's hand. This is what the dream means, Joseph said. The three branches represent three days. In three days, Pharaoh will lift you up and restore you to your position as his chief cupbearer. And please remember me and do me a favor when things go well for you. Mention me to Pharaoh so he might let me out of this place. Now the baker also had a dream, but his interpretation was not in his favor. In fact, Joseph interpreted the baker's dream and told him that he would be executed, which he was. Now recall here that Joseph asked the cupbearer to remember him when he finally stood before Pharaoh. When he was finally restored to his position before Pharaoh and when he was finally released from the prison, he was told that at that time he was to remember Joseph. So this was Joseph asking that cupbearer to remember him for having interpreted his dream. Now the scripture tells us in verse number 20. Pharaoh's birthday came three days later and he prepared a banquet for all his officials and staff. He summoned his chief cupbearer and chief baker to join the other officials. He then restored the chief cupbearer to his former position so he could again hand Pharaoh his cup. But Pharaoh impaled the chief baker just as Joseph had predicted when he interpreted his dream. Pharaoh's chief cupbearer, however, forgot all about Joseph, never giving him another thought. I want you to think about this. Joseph was in prison for longer than the cupbearer. So Joseph was in prison for quite some time. Then the cupbearer comes to prison, has a dream, Joseph interprets that dream and the cupbearer is restored to his rightful position in front of Pharaoh. This is amazing to me because I see that the cupbearer is receiving that which Joseph is believing for. So the question of jealousy is not whether or not you can celebrate another minister of the gospel. And let me tell you the truth is that ministers of the gospel are very competitive. And it's sad. It's not just in my generation, it's in former generations and it's something that I pray in our generation that we finally do away with because if we are to focus on winning souls, if we are to focus on what truly matters in the kingdom of God, then we must set aside our egos. We must set aside our ambitions. We must set aside our desires to be the top person or the main person or the center of attention. I don't care what any preacher tells you. Everyone struggles with ambition and ego. That is in the human nature. And so we must live close to Christ to defeat that. Now Joseph interprets this man's name. So imagine being the one to declare over somebody that they're going to receive what you've been asking for. So the issue is not just being able to celebrate someone else, not being able to promote someone else.  Who operates like you operate? Who's believing for what you're believing for? Because if we're not careful, we get this sense of entitlement. Joseph could have been entitled. And he could have said, Lord, I was in prison long before the cup bearer got here. So I'm due for a release before him. How often we think that because of the time we put in that we deserve to be blessed with something for which we're believing before someone else. But can I tell you it doesn't work that way? Everything is in God's perfect timing.  No matter how pure you begin in ministry, no matter how pure your heart, no matter how pure your motives, no matter how close you are to the Lord, there will always be a danger that you can drift into egocentric ambition, that you will drift into competition and jealousy. You know, you write a book because you want to help people. But oh, how quickly writing that book becomes about having bigger sale numbers. You can do a broadcast because you want to teach and preach the Word of God. But how quickly, if you're not careful, will that broadcast become about the viewership? You want bigger crowds than others. You want to sell more books than others. You want a more popular name than others. You want greater miracles than others. And I'm telling you, if anybody tells you that doesn't enter their heart at some point or doesn't try to enter their heart at some point, they're lying to you. We must all acknowledge that we have human nature. We must all acknowledge that we have a flesh that we have to battle. I remember in my ministry, when the Lord began to promote me, even though I started without any ambition or impure, I'm telling you, when I first began to seek the Lord, it was pure. But as I began to grow, the enemy started to tempt me with this. Now, it's not a sin to be tempted, but we have to be honest with ourselves. And we have to be realistic about the flesh. And we have to acknowledge that there can be a very real problem with jealousy and competition in the body of Christ and even in our own hearts. Because if we don't acknowledge that that's a possibility, then we leave our guard down and we can slowly, subtly drift into competing in ministry instead of complimenting in ministry. The kingdom of God is not about competition, it's about cooperation. It is a joint effort, not a solo effort. It is about lifting the name of Jesus, not lifting the name of self. When I began first to battle with this area in my heart of ambition and jealousy, I asked the Lord, I said, Lord, please take this from me because I know how the Lord is, God resists the proud, but he gives grace to the humble. And I said, Lord, how quickly I can get off of track. I mean, think about King David who started as a shepherd boy, tending the sheep, worshiping God in the fields. And one day found himself as a king who was so filled with pride and arrogance that he committed murder and adultery and thought that he could get away with it. It can happen to anyone. And that is why I'm talking to you now. You have to pass this test. Can you celebrate other ministries? So this is what the Lord did for me. He said, this is how you know you can pass the test of jealousy. When someone else begins to be blessed in the area that you want to be blessed, if you are able to bless them, you pass the test. If you are able to pray more blessings on them sincerely, you pass the test. If you are able to contribute more to their success, you've passed the test. So are you able to lift those who have what you want? Are you able to compliment those who are gifted in the areas that you want to be acknowledged for? And so we have to crucify the ego. I see myself now, I find myself in situations where I'm gonna be honest with you, especially in the world of Christian television. Oh my gosh, world of Christian television. I love it, but at the same time, you get in those green rooms. I used to look forward to the day when I would get to the back rooms and be able to sail. But man, you get into those green rooms, those back rooms, there is so much ego there. There is so much competition there. I don't know how many times I've talked to people who, as soon as they see me, they start dropping names of all the people they know who are famous. They start telling me about all their success and they just wanna give you their resume. They take pictures with the popular people, post them on social media and say, look how favored I am. Yeah, that's real. But we need to be people who are pure. And so what I do when I get into those situations, I call it crucifying the ego. Sometimes I'll get around people and they'll begin to just talk down to me and tell me how much they've accomplished. And what they're trying to do is assert dominance.  And if I wanted to, I could list my resume and assert myself and push back on that. What does the Lord have me do, the Holy Spirit, will lead me to be gentle and humble. And instead of pushing back and giving them my resume, what I'll do is I'll begin to ask about theirs. I'll begin to compliment what they're doing. We'll say, that's powerful. That's awesome that God is using you that way. Man, you are so anointed. And I begin to encourage them. And that encouragement does away with their insecurity. And when that insecurity is gone, their guard drops and they can be real with me. And so that's just one example. But it takes a lot to crucify that ego. I've had people talk down to me. I've had people treat me poorly. I've had people try to give me their resume to impress me or to outdo me. But I have to say, I must acknowledge that I died to self a long time ago. You cannot offend a dead man. You cannot stir the ego in someone who's dead. So we must be willing to keep our ego in check, watch our motives and be willing to bless other ministries, be willing to take the lower step, be willing to allow people sometimes to assert their dominance. That's fine. And in that you show more strength than they do. In that you show that you're passing this test of jealousy and competition. Bless those who are blessed with what you want. Pray for those who are being favored in the area you want to be favored. Talk well of those who are gifted in the areas that you are gifted. Promote those who have similar ministries to yours. And watch the Lord promote you. Do it with a pure heart, do it sincerely. You'll pass the test of jealousy and God will expand your influence. Well, that's it for that lesson. And next week, I'm gonna be finishing up this series talking about the test of faith, but I wanna pray for you now that God would help you to subject the flesh and move into this area of humility. Humility is so key to ministry. You stay humble and there is no limit to where God will raise you. You don't speak negative of people who you're jealous. And you know that you speak sometimes jealously negatively of other ministries and people. If you know that, you need to repent right now. So I want you to repent before the Lord and let's pray that his power would come on you in a fresh way right now. Lord in Jesus' name. I pray for that one receiving this prayer. And I ask Lord that you would anoint that one. Holy Spirit, we can't do this without you. Stay close to us and constantly remind us that we belong to you. Be our constant reminder that it's all about Jesus. It's all about souls. Help us to be those who will carry the gospel with pure motives, pure hearts. Help us to pass these tests Lord in the name of Jesus we pray. And I want you to say it if you agree, say amen. Well that is it for the lesson. I wanna welcome now the new members of Spirit Church. There you are up on the screen. We love you, we are praying for you. I always say that because I always mean it. If you'd like information on how you can join the Spirit Family, use the information at the bottom of the screen. Join today, it's free and I will send you a brand new teaching every single week in your email inbox. I send that to you on Sundays and you can even reply to that email for prayer support from our ministry staff. And I would encourage you join the Spirit Family today. We have over 2,500 members from all around the world. I wanna read your comments now. And these comments are taken from last week's video which was a spirit-led disruption to our sermon series. And that video was entitled The Holy Spirit in the Last Days. Joseph McLaren writes, God bless you David. Thank you for this lesson. I felt the power of the Holy Spirit come on me when I was listening to you preach. This is truly an amazing ministry. I hope you have a good day David. God bless everyone. God bless you Joseph. I know many people write into us and tell us that they feel the power of the Holy Spirit while watching the broadcast. And that to me is amazing because that's my heart. I want people to experience the power and the presence of the Holy Spirit. Nadine writes, I needed to hear this today. Thank you for shifting my focus back into the right direction. God's perfect love does cast out all fear. And Jay writes, I have noted one major element which makes brother David and the spirit church a star above the rest. It is the listening accordingly and obeying accordingly to the Holy Spirit. Prior to this sermon, we were all awaiting the seven trials of the called series to continue. But it was not to be as you were directed by the Holy Spirit to teach more on the Holy Spirit in the last days. I am really touched by this sermon. Thank you brother David for that powerful teaching which I think is second to none. Although all your sermons are second to none and you're writing from Zimbabwe. Well, I do believe that there are many gifted, many women of God who can expound on these topics. But I must give all the glory to Jesus. It's his ministry, it's his word, it's his anointing. And that's what you sense. That is what makes this ministry unique. It's the power of the Holy Spirit. It's the Holy Spirit being able to move through the content and touch people right where they are and all glory belongs to Jesus. Annette writes, thank you for listening to the Holy Spirit in bringing his message of rationality to oppose manmade social media fear mongering. Man, I could talk about that comment all day but I totally agree with you. And then the final commenter writes, I believe that we are in the last days and God promised to pour out his Holy Spirit upon us. The good news of the kingdom will spread throughout the nations before the end comes. We must pray that the children of God who are falling asleep will be awake. That's why we must teach the gospel of Jesus Christ with urgency to save souls. I agree 100%. We truly must preach the gospel with urgency. Now, while we shouldn't be paranoid or fearful when it comes to the last days or the idea about the last days, we must also acknowledge that we have to preach the gospel with urgency. Now, whether or not these are the last days and I believe we are living in the last days, we must acknowledge that today is somebody's last day and that should be enough to cause us to preach the gospel with urgency. We must preach this gospel. The scripture says, woe is me if I preach not the gospel. Souls, this is about souls. Jesus deserves to reap the reward of his suffering and souls, we must have compassion for souls. So I ask you viewer, listener, how much is the soul worth to you? I mean, we talk about how we're all in for Jesus but does our life show it? I'm asking for your help now. Help me win souls all around the world. Now, for those of you who don't know, we've been doing a ministry campaign now and this ministry campaign is focused on getting us a new ministry facility. Now, where we are right now, we're out growing it and we have a vision that's expanding and we want to do more than ever before. We wanna spread the gospel through events and media. That's simply what the ministry does. We win souls and we build believers through events and media. Now, the media side and the event side are both being impacted by our recent campaign and the campaign goal was this. We needed to add 1,000 new $30 monthly, not one time monthly supporters. These are people who sign up on the automatic plan and say, I'm gonna pledge to give $30 every month to your ministry automatically. We needed a thousand more of those. Here's where we are in our progress. Look at how close we are. We are so close to that goal. Now, let me tell you where that monthly support is gonna go. That monthly support is gonna go toward the monthly cost of the new facility and with that new facility, we're going to do weekly meetings, live broadcasts, bring in studio audiences. We're going to be able to put out more content than ever before, higher quality than ever before and ultimately win more souls than ever before. Also with that support, we're going to do more events in more places all around the world. You've seen the Miracle Services here on YouTube or possibly on Facebook and I'd like to do more of those events. And in fact, if you look at our calendar, we've been adding more events recently and that's because of your support. So, once we reach that goal of 1,000 monthly supporters, that means we have enough to cover the monthly cost of a facility that we wanna get into. And once we get into there, I really believe that's gonna be a game changer and we're gonna see exponential growth and we are going to win souls. Listen to me, I've told you this often, mark my words, you will see a day when stadiums are filled with people giving their hearts to Jesus. You will see it with your own eyes and you'll remember me saying it in this moment but you can be a part of it. You can get it on the ground level. You can say I was there at the beginning.  We are just getting started. 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What's everyone take down here. Welcome back to another video. It's that time of year again, where I talk about the previous years free PS plus games. I'm really excited because in my opinion, 2020 is free PS plus games were a lot of fun and really, really great compared to 2018 and even 2019, at least in my opinion. So today, like I do every year, I'm going to be diving into this year's 2020 free PS plus games, ranking the games that I downloaded and talking about them a month by month. Let's get right into this. Up first is January to start off 2020 with the free PS plus games. They did amazing. In my opinion, the first month was a great start. And the first game was the uncharted Nathan Drake collection. This is the first three uncharted games and they're a lot of fun. Now, I had already previously played all three games on the PS three and also played all three games on the Nathan Drake collection when I bought my PS four because it was included. Now, this game for it to be free, I'm assuming a lot of people have at least played one of those Nathan Drake games for uncharted, but probably not all three. And this was more dedicated to anybody who has not played the games, getting them a chance to play the games, which is awesome. So they included it free. In my opinion, the uncharted games is amazing. It's one of my favorite games series of all time. This one here, right off to a great start, it's three games on its own. And I'm going to rank it 10 out of 10. It was such a fun game. I love the story and I absolutely loved everything about it. The next game for January, however, was one that some people liked, some people didn't. And that is Goat Simulator. Now, I'm one that's when it comes to simulator games, I'm OK. I don't mind them if they're of interest to me. But Goat Simulator was one of those games that it was just made for fun, not really a true goat simulator. It's just crazy stuff that you get to do in the game. And it's great if you want to go for a platinum. If you want to earn all those trophies, I have yet to finish the game just because I lost so much interest in it. And I don't even feel like playing the game anymore. With that being said, a lot of people still enjoyed it. Some of the stuff is still pretty cool, but the graphics, the mechanics, everything is really, really iffy for this game. I'm only going to rank it four out of 10. Next up for February, we have another collection, and that is the BioShock Collection. Now, I have never played a BioShock game prior to this release for free for PS Plus, so I decided to download it's the first three BioShock games. And the first one, I must say, I didn't really care about. It was not for me. So I started to play it, didn't get very far and I immediately stopped. The second game, I honestly thought was a lot more fun and I really enjoyed playing it now. I have yet to continue playing it. I've started playing other games and never really went back to it. So that's not really saying much good for the game. Usually, if it's a great game, I'll dive into it and at least gets more than halfway. I'm assuming I didn't even get a quarter of the way through the story. Story was unique. I liked the atmosphere of the game is very interesting. And for the third game, I have yet to play it. But I'm assuming it's going to be good. Some people say it has nothing to do with the first two games. It's just an odd thing that they decided to put BioShock name on. So I don't really know how that's going to be. I've yet to play the third game. But for this one here, for what I did play of the second game, I honestly did enjoy it. I'm going to rank it six out of 10. Next up for March is something that I had my doubts about. And that is the Sonic Forces game. Now, for me, I'm not one for liking side scrollers and Sonic. For the most part, a lot of the earlier games were mainly side scrollers. And I did like it as an arcade style game, but I was never really into Sonic whatsoever. But since this was a free game, I decided to download it. And honestly, I'm glad I did. The story was amazing. It's not just a side scroller game. It is more of 3D aspects throughout the game, which was very interesting. It had a cool character customization option. That's not only did you play as Sonic going through the main campaign, but you also went and played as your own character. Which was really cool. I honestly loved this game. The story was amazing. Now, some of the trophies were harder for this game, but I still loved the game. This one here, I'm going to rank it seven out of 10 because it is one of the few Sonic games that I actually played and finished and really, really enjoyed. Next up for April, they decided to go and have uncharted for a thief's end as the game. So not only did we get uncharted Nathan Drake collection back in January. In April, we got the fourth game, which was a lot of fun. Now, again, I had already previously played this game before it was released free for PS Plus. But regardless, this was such a great game and I absolutely loved it. I love all of the uncharted games just because the story is lying up. And some of the things from the first couple games actually reoccurred or at least were mentioned in the fourth game, which I thought was a lot of fun and very unique. Now, again, I'm going to rank this 10 out of 10 for uncharted because I absolutely love it. The next month, May was kind of not the greatest month. The other game for the month was Cities Skylines, which is basically you're going and you're creating your own cities with all your different road works and everything and adding everything to your city and building up the population, which I absolutely love games like that. I really felt like one of the old games on your phone or iPod that used to play back when I was in high school. So I thought the aspect of it was very cool. However, fairly quick, I lost interest of its still a great game. I loved a lot of the features that it had, but I lost interest of it very, very quick. I'm going to rank it 5 out of 10 just because I did like the game, but my interest was not there for it. After the first month by June, I was basically done playing the game. Next for June was, in my opinion, an amazing month. Probably the best month or one of the best months for 2020 for the free PS Plus games. Up first is Call of Duty World War Two, which I have already owned, but it is still a pretty decent Call of Duty. I do like some of the aspects for it. I like that everything is dedicated to World War Two. Now, comparing that to battlefields, it didn't really meet the authentic stuff that I like in war games. It was still good, but it wasn't the greatest World War Two themed game that I've played. I'm still going to rank it really high, though. I'm going to rank it 7 out of 10. I just thought they could have done a little bit of better job.  I'm pretty sure that this is going to be one of the top three games for how long I've played it this year, because once it came out, I started grinding way to way. I beat the campaign, the story, which was amazing. And the last three DLC story missions, I thought were a lot of fun because they included that for this free game. So both the regular story and the three DLC missions, I thought were a lot of fun and very, very interesting. Now, that's coming from somebody that is not a die hard Star Wars fan. I remember playing a couple of games on the PlayStation 2, but I never was really into the franchise. I ended up grinding it out and eventually I got the platinum for this game. But it was a lot of hard work and grinding out to get that done. There's a lot of hard trophies with this game. But with that being said, since I really enjoyed the game, I got the platinum, I grinded everything out. I'm going to rank it 10 out of 10 because I really loved this game. And then up first is NBA 2K 20. Now, again, sports games are not for everybody. I'm not really die hard into NBA, but I do enjoy playing them, especially with Jack. This one here, I'm going to rank it 7 out of 10. I thought the story is interesting, the career mode story. But I didn't really dive into it much further than that. So 7 out of 10 is the highest that I can go for it. And I know not everybody is into basketball or sports games. And it did get a lot of people hating on that game alone. The next game for that month was Rise of the Tomblater, which I actually just started to play a couple of months ago. I beat the story. I thought it was a great game. It was the first Tomb Raider game that I've ever played for that reason, since I absolutely loved it. And it really reminded me of Uncharted series, which I love. I'm going to rank it 9 out of 10, because I really, really love this game. Next for August was an amazing month. Up first, we have Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered. I absolutely loved playing the Modern Warfare 2 game back on the PS3, playing with some of my high school friends. It was a lot of fun. I really loved that game. This game here, going through and playing it was a lot of fun. It reminded me how awesome the game was. So I am going to rank it really high. The only downfall for this game that I thought they could have done is have an online feature. When the first Modern Warfare game was remastered, they remastered everything, including online. This one here, they only included the campaign. No online, so you can't play with anybody. And I did like a lot of the online maps and everything. So that here, I can't rank it 10 out of 10. I'm only going to rank it 8 out of 10 for that reason and that reason alone. The next game is one of the top games for 2020 that came out in 2020, and that is Fall Guys. I absolutely love this game. Whenever it was released that month, it became free for PS Plus, which was awesome. And I absolutely love that. So that's where I got the game for free. I'm ranking it 10 out of 10 because I love Battle Royale style games. This one here is not the typical shooter one. It's just a fun kind of game show where based on your skills, you have to qualify to the next round or you'll get eliminated. And have to start over. So I've yet to get a win at the time I'm recording this, but I basically play the game for fun, mainly 10 out of 10 for me. An amazing game. A lot of people love it. And it's a game that I've been live streaming on the channel, which I absolutely love doing the next game is PUBG. And I have already owned PUBG before it was released free for PS Plus that month. But I absolutely loved it. It's just I don't get a chance to play it often because most of the time now I game by myself. And it's very strategic Battle Royale style game, more realistic with a lot of the elements and everything. So I'm going to rank it high eight out of 10. I just wish I could play it a lot more than I have. I don't think I've played it in the last six to eight months likely. But it still is a great game, eight out of 10 for me. Next up is October. The only game that I downloaded for October was Need for Speed Payback. I absolutely love the Need for Speed games. This one here compared to the year before Need for Speed 2015. It really missed the ball, but it still is very interesting. And I liked the story and I liked a lot of the elements. It just was not the greatest. I'm still going to rank it high seven out of 10. It's just I wish that this game delivered a little bit more than it did. Next for November, the only game that I downloaded was Hollow Knights. This is a side scroller game. And I know I don't like side scrollers so much. However, it was a simple kind of like a beat them up style game. It wasn't that difficult. I liked the graphics at least and I did like the game for the most part. However, it's not something that I would really play often. I'm only going to rank it four out of 10 for that reason. And finally, December's free PS Plus game, Worms Rumble, which at first it kind of felt like it was going to be not that great of game. But after downloading it and playing it, I started playing it and playing it and playing it more and more and more. It was very addictive, which is amazing for a game. If you can get drawn into the game and keep wanting to play the game for hours. That means it's a great game. It's basically like a battle royale style game, except it is a side scroller game. But one that you can jump up onto platforms and different things like that. Shooting, it's a lot of fun.  I'm going to rank it highly. I'm going to rank it eight out of 10 because I loved this game. It was a great, great game, in my opinion. Now, again, I just want to remind you, there was other games that came out free for PS Plus this past year. However, if they were not of interest to me, I did not bother downloading it. And some that I did download it. I immediately deleted them right away because after starting playing it, they just honestly weren't for me and I didn't really like the game. And I knew there was no point of even talking about it in this video. But out of the games that I did download that were free for PS Plus in 2020, I must say this year was amazing. I absolutely loved for the most part all of the games that were free for PS Plus this past year. The Uncharted games were amazing. My first Tomb Raider game was awesome. I absolutely loved it. The first Star Wars game since I started playing on the PS2. Since then was Star Wars Battlefront 2. And I absolutely loved the game, got the platinum for it. Fall Guys was amazing. They had honestly a lot of great games and a lot of titles that were free for PS Plus this year, which really makes the one year subscription definitely worth it. And I always purchased my one year subscription Black Friday for about 30, 35% off, which is a hell of a deal. So for 40, maybe $45 for one year subscription, you get all of these free games that you get to download each month because you have the subscription. Why not? In my opinion, it honestly pays for itself. So comment down below what you guys think. Did you guys think this past year's free PS Plus games were worth the subscription? I definitely do, but I want to hear what you guys think. I'm going to leave this video here. See you guys in the next one. Please take care. Peace.


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Welcome to what Chelsea eats. Thank you so much for joining me I want to talk to you today about some of my favorite products that are natural It is very difficult to find good products that I like that are natural So I want to share the ones that I'm using right now that I love and all the products that I have here I will put a link below so that you can see what they are and if you want to purchase them great If not great, too So the first one is a toothpaste that I'm absolutely loving This toothpaste is a whitening toothpaste It's called Himalaya Bantaneek I think that's how you say it Himalayan Bantaneek I will put a link below so you can see that it's hard to kind of get that to focus in the screen But this toothpaste, the thing what happened to me is I have bought this toothpaste by Jason's And Jason's is a natural toothpaste brand. I've never had a problem with Jason's I've bought them for years but there was this particular one that I bought And I paid like $5 for it and it was disgusting. Oh my goodness. It was so nasty But I didn't want to waste my $5 and I didn't want to put it in the trash So I used it and it seemed like it took forever for me to actually finish the toothpaste And so when I finally finished that toothpaste I was like I am going to find another toothpaste that I like That tastes really good and that is even more natural than that one that I had And so there are toothpaste that are more natural than this This one has quite a few ingredients in them but nothing negative It is no bad things in this toothpaste but it is a whitening toothpaste and I'm always getting compliments on my teeth They say, how do you keep your teeth so white? It's not anything special I'm doing.  I didn't grow up like that And as a matter of fact when I was a kid if somebody didn't tell me to brush my teeth I probably wouldn't have I'm sorry for him. I'm like so embarrassed for admitting that to all of you but that's the truth So this toothpaste actually does really clean my teeth It doesn't taste disgusting. It doesn't have any bad chemicals in it and I'm loving it As a matter of fact when I'm done with this one I will buy it again. That's how much I like it And I've been bouncing around from toothpaste to toothpaste trying to find one that I really like The first time I tried it I didn't like it I didn't like the way my mouth felt probably because I was so used to using that nasty teeth toothpaste that I had bought by Jason's That the second time I used it I was like oh I actually really like this So I'm recommending this because it really does clean the teeth well It doesn't have any really nasty ingredients in it. No fluoride. It's a good toothpaste And I'll put the link below for this one The next one here is Pacifica Glow It is a Don't know if that is actually focusing or not I'm not having a good day with focusing the products probably because of the light But this is a scrub.  Let me see if I can show you what it looks like Smells good And it's like a paste almost And I use it every once in a while. I'm not a scrub person every day But I do use a scrub brush on my face like every day in an exfoliator And I think I might have shown that in another video But this particular product if you're looking for a scrub they usually sell it in like Alta or Target But I'll put a link to this exact one especially since I'm having trouble actually focusing the name of these products for some reason So that's another favorite. Now my absolute favorite for this particular product I mean the video is this one. This is by Tarte. This is called Flawless And it is like a primer for the face And one thing I found about this is your makeup will not move It will be on your face all day and it's hard to find a natural product that actually does that This is a good brand. It's a vegan brand. I don't know if you're looking for vegan brands But it's definitely better than some of that silicone based stuff that they have in the stores That are clogging up our skin and making us toxic So this is a good product. It's expensive. I can't remember how much it costs But it has lasted me a very long time. I've had this a very long time So if you buy, if you purchase it and you're looking to justify the cost a little bit It lasts a long time because a little bit goes a long way for this Mascara.  Look at that. I can't focus it in there I'm so sorry This is a mascara. It helps lengthen my eyelashes and it makes them look a little bit thicker This is the one I'm using right now I bought this at Target and I'll put a link for this exact one This one's called Natural Minerals Cellar Gaze Length and Strength Mineral Mascara So if you're trying to lower your toxic load Mascara is a good place to start because it's right on your eyes It goes into whatever you put on your eyes. It's going to go into your body Anything you put on your skin is going to go into your body but you have an opening in your eyes So mascara is a good thing to replace I have had a very difficult time replacing my foundation It seems that the natural products, they just don't get my complexion quite right Now I'm going to share with you a lower toxic load foundation that I have used for a couple of years In different times of the year This one is called Pure 4-in-1 Liquid It's not the least toxic but it has a lower toxic level The reason that I can't use it year round is that this is the darkest color I can use it if you can see it's really one shade lighter than my face looks like I can make this work if I mix it with other concealers that are a little bit darker in certain areas of my life Or contour my face, I can make this work But this foundation is buildable and it is good. It works well It's just a wish that it came in a darker color They have a concealer that is great for highlighting But this one right here, it works really well. In the winter time I can use this foundation But I wish they would come out with a deeper color This one is called Deeper Sombraise the color They need one shade darker for me And I'm not even the darkest complexion, I'm pretty dark but I'm not the darkest complexion So if you're darker than me, don't even mess with this unless you're looking for something to use as a highlighter But there are better options for that But I do like the way this foundation feels, it's buildable, it stays on and it is reliable I just like it And last but not least, I think this is one of my favorites This is called Ellie's Best Fractionated Coconut Oil And so this is the coconut oil that stays liquid 24-7, I don't know how they make it I don't know the science behind it All I know is that I make my own creams for my body to moisturize my skin And sometimes I just need a little bit of extra oil and whatever I grab out of the container So I'll use a pump to mix with my moisturizer that I use Especially if it's really cold or something and I need to break down the mixture that I made a little bit So I'll grab a little bit of this Also this is good for if you're using essential oils, it's a great carrier oil I also use this for massage, like by massage my friends or my husband or something like that Or even massaging myself This is a great oil for that I don't use it on my hair or anything like that It doesn't have the right consistency for me for that But this is a great beauty oil like just to use on your skin and you can use it alone But I like to use it with my Shea Butter Mix that I make So I like this I don't use this to make my Shea Butter Mix I just use it as a help to my Shea Butter Mix if it's needed So I hope that makes sense but I love this stuff And I got this from Amazon and I think it's like either $13 or $16 I can't remember And it's hexane free which is one of the things you want to look for And it is cold pressed, fragrance free Hypoallergenic is non-greasy It's not, it's not greasy You would think it would be but it's not So those are my favorite products for right now that I absolutely love I would recommend them to you And if you like this video please give it a thumbs up And if you have used any of these products I would love to hear what you think about them And also share what some of your products are I would love to hear what your products are that you use on a regular basis Because I'm always looking for things that are natural that work well Because those are far few in between on the marketplace So anyway y'all thanks so much for watching And I will talk to you all soon Take care


Zest is a commercial food hub designed for small scale food processors. I help mentor the small businesses that come in. They've got an idea, they don't really know where they're going to go with it yet. So they come in, I give them a tour of the facility, show them all the different kinds of equipment that they have and sometimes I think that even sparks more ideas in them for their businesses. Salmonarm actually has one of the most diversified economies in British Columbia. Food processing and food producers have always been a priority sector for us with our economic development plans. We're open 24-7, they get a door code and they can use the kitchen 24 hours a day. They just book it online. We've got a couple of kettles and we've got high temp dishwasher and lots of prep space and refrigeration and a convection oven. All of the gear that they need to come in and make their products. So we have a sanitation plan for the shared community kitchen and the common spaces. You can come into this facility as a startup and rent the shared kitchen on a really affordable hourly rate and then maybe you're able to expand into an anchor tenant space. So you're no longer sharing the shared kitchen, you're able to progress into that next step in your business development and then hopefully you're going to expand beyond that and actually outgrow this facility and move into the community so that we're always going to be that incubator space for building business in our community. When we opened up Zast, we had this idea that we should have a place where our tenants can sell their products. So we decided to have a weekly Friday night market.  When you come into the Zast family, you not only are offered all the help that we give them here at the hub but we're also offered a camaraderie that you can't find anywhere else. It's also about generally supporting entrepreneurship and growing our community from the resources that we have available right here in Seminar.


I got a wire. Oh, they got Nick, my dog. I'm the feds today. All right. Make sure you know. Media's going to be disappointed. I don't really have much to say. I'll make some weird noises for you. On the top of my route, that's about it. Shouldn't have had that pizza last night. Is it haver or haver? With a B? Habersham? Habersham. Back that ball. Ball's in the air. It's our ball.  Appreciate it, Mace. Don't eat pizza the day before practice. Word to the wise. Here you go, Dez. Good first day. I got to make sure you young guys understand what it's going to take, man. What it's going to take. Wide outs on three. One, two, three. Wide outs.


That's the theme from the Sears Radio Theater. Tonight is a program of adventure with Howard Duff as your host. Here's a preview. The girl who was killed with him, you knew her as Vienna two? Yeah, Vienna two. She wasn't very bright actually.  The Sears Radio Theater will begin after this message from your local station. This is Howard Duff, the capital of Austria, the capital of Schmaltz, and the home of B&E's pastry. It is also today the spy capital of the world. And if you're in that business, you'd better throw a look back over your shoulder once in a while to see what dreadful menace is stalking you. All of which makes Vienna sometimes a very dangerous place to be. The secret world of espionage is people with Americans, English, Germans from east and west, Russians, Bulgarians, Romanians, Czechs, you name it. And you can never be sure where their fanatical loyalties lie. In our story from quite unknown sources, picked up a quite unknown businessman from England, convinced that he's more than he seems to be. It's a very rough situation for him, because in this clandestine war of the spies, there are no holds barred. Yes, it's going to be very, very rough on him. And that's only the beginning of our story. A new adventure in radio listening, five nights of exceptional entertainment every week brought to you in Elliott Lewis production of the Sears Radio Theater. Our story, Vienna three and four by Alan Caillou. Our stars, Iber Berry and Antoinette Bauer. The Sears Radio Theater is brought to you by Sears Robach and Company. Sears, where America shops for value. It could possibly be true that some people just shouldn't travel it off, because if you're trouble-prone, there's nothing like the safety of your own home. You're scotch and soda, Mr. Carlton. No ice. Thank you, Stuart. We must be getting very close now, I think. Yes, we are. This is your first visit to Vienna, sir. Yes, the first time ever. And I'm convinced that every civilized man really ought to have spent his youth in Vienna. Or perhaps I should say, misspent it. Ah, a romantic city of wine, women and song. I suppose it was quite a place in the old days. It still is, Mr. Carlton. Oh, I'm sure of it. But I'm not really much of a traveler, you know. More of a homebody. At my age, all a man wants to do is potter around the garden. I'm told it's the first sign of senility. Oh, come now. Now the day old isn't 60, you can't be. And nowadays, that's really quite young. 55, actually. Oh, dear. Oh, it's not easy to recover from a four-power like that. I learned long ago that when you're, what, 20 years old or so, a four-power is almost a juvenile prerogative. 27, actually. And that makes us even, doesn't it? Certainly it does. Will you tell me your name? I'm afraid it's Agnes. Agnes Brown. Afraid, but Agnes is a delightful name. It has a charming old-fashioned sort of ring to it. Do you know what it means? Yes. It means I get to be called Agge if I don't watch out. In Greek, it means pure and chaste.  Not as pure as I used to be. But chaste, yes, all over Vienna when I get there like any other stewardess. It's part of that romantic image. Isn't that nice? Sometimes, yes. And will you also tell me where you'll be staying in Vienna? They put the crew up at the Bismarck. The Bismarck? Well, I'll remember. And Brown has to be either English or German, right? Half and half, Mr. Carlton, like you whisk his soul with them. And just they're stimulating and even more delectable.  I am indeed. And you are? I'm Gilda Garza, Hirschmick's private secretary and confidant. Some people seem to have all the luck. But you're what? English, American? A kind of status symbol in this town, Mr. Carlton. Go back? Just my carry-on. Good. The only way to fly. The limousine is right here. Thank you, hon. Bill, go straight to the office, please. I won't do any of that. Have you ever been to our lovely city before, Mr. Carlton? No, I'm sure not. But my company wants to buy 30,000 Hirschmick's dolls. And for such a large order, they thought I'd better come here myself. You know about these things, young lady? Of course. My whole life is tied up with dolls. Mine used to be once, but I'm not as young as I used to be. Oh, come now. Not a day over 60. You can't see. I think I'll dye my hair. Mr. Carlton, Herr Schmidt. My very dear Mr. Carlton, it's good to see you. I am William Carl E. Polschmitt. Was good to flying? Thank you, yes, very good. Next time is better to travel with your pants, I guess. How are you liking our beautiful zine? Vienna. Oh, yes, very beautiful. Please, please, sitting down is more comfortable. It's a certainty. Thank you. Well, if we could get down to essential right away, my company, Mr. Schmidt, is interested in the purchase of 30,000 of your dolls. But the quoted price is, in our opinion, a little high. It's coming down. 2 and 1 half percent on the quotations. We thought about 7 percent. It's really a very substantial order. It's still coming down. 3 percent, but that is genug. The best dolls in all of Europe. Please, there's no argument about quality. It's all a matter of price. If you like Mr. Carlton, I'll be happy to take you to our display room and show you how beautiful our Viennese dolls really are. Well, that sounds like a very sensible idea. My pleasure, Mr. Schmidt. But I must ask Mr. Carlton to come with us. I have a pistol in my Nabooru. As you have so clearly observed, there's a pistol in your office, three of them in fact. And we must talk English, Herr Schmidt. Mr. Carlton affects not to speak German, though we are not quite sure about that. Then if you would be good enough to explain to me. My card, Mr. Carlton, my authority. Commissioner Francis Pierre Hart, sicker, sicker. Show me. These are high-deeds. But what does the Secret Service want, Herr Commissioner, with a naive and innocent English businessman who came here only to buy my dolls? You're naive and innocent English businessman, Herr Schmidt, with a spy working for the Americans and their friends, the English, whose only desire is the extermination of the working classes. I don't believe this. What working classes? I put in 60 hours and more a week of damned hard work. But I'm not working class in your jargon. And since when, Herr Commissioner, does the Secret Service worry about the working classes? You have seen my authority. You say that I have two men with me, also aren't. And some, Mr. Carlton, you will come with me quietly or not quietly, and the charge is yours. Very well. I am indeed, as Mr. Schmidt puts it so bluntly, a naive and innocent man. But not so naive that I will argue with guns pointed at my stomach, but first, I wish to call the British consul. You can do that at Headwater. And my company in London. Headwater. Mr. Schmidt, will you make those calls for me? I don't think I can trust this maniac. Maniac? What? I do not like to be called a maniac, Englander. I will make those calls, Mr. Carlton. And I have a friend in the police department. I'll call him, too. Well, it will not help your dolls, Carlton Garth. And don't call me Fallon Garth. It's at times like this that I want to be called Nysgarth. I'll be the magnanimous while I'm here, Schmidt. I have a terrible feeling, Poopy. What feeling, Liebsen? The commissioner's accent. It was not Austrian. It was Russian. Would there be a Russian in a secret service? Got him here. You mean? That's exactly what I mean. I think our poor Mr. Carlton has been kidnapped. Professional spies is a very ruthless world.  Mistakes get made. Sure, they do. But they only get made once. And a man can get killed just for saying no when he should be saying yes. It's as simple as that. No. No, no. The man you came to see, you tell me his name. You say yourself many troubles. I told you already. I told you I came to Vienna. Pearl Sergeant Bullhoff. Does Mr. Carlton still insist on his cover story? Yes, comrade Liebmann. He does. I have no cover story. Can't you believe that?  But we will find out what we need to know. There's nothing to find out. The word I've told you by now, this savage hit me. And my daughter is hitting me, and I have told you long ago. Doesn't that make sense? In my whole life, I've never been hit in anger. Can't you understand you have the wrong man? You will come with me now to another place where the questioning will be somewhat more serious. Come. Comrade Liebmann. What is it, comrade Sergeant? If I may suggest, he should be handcuffed. He may be as dangerous as he is stubborn. I am armed, Sergeant. Where'd he move on if he wishes? I am an exo and shot from Red Air Harp. He knocked me down, ran along the corridor, and jumped through the window onto the street. Good, good. I heard you fire. You did not hit him. Of course not.  Perhaps not all the time.  I have tried me in following him. As soon as they find out where his safe house is, we will learn who it is he came here to meet. We can assume I suppose that he will go to his safe house. Of course. Where else would he hide? Yes, perhaps. I do not think there's any perhaps about it. He can hardly go on to the streets of Vienna in the condition he is in. And yet, you are quite sure, as you're not that we do have the right man? I am sure. Because if you have made the mistake, comrade Liebmann, I'm afraid our superiors will take it very, very hard. I do not make mistakes, comrade. Will that be all? You may go. From the plane, remember? You'll remember me? Why, Mr. Carlson? Yes, of course I remember you. Where are you? As a matter of fact, I'm downstairs in the lobby. I just happened to be walking down the street, and there was the hotel at Bismarck, like fate bringing us together again. I wondered if I could come up and say hello. That is a lovely idea. Are you alone? Not only alone, but lonely. Just sitting here all by myself and wondering how to pass the next few hours. Come on up, it will be lovely to see you again. I'll be right there. Well, Mr. Fred Carlson himself. Isn't that lucky? Lucky? No, not at all. And he was bound to turn up here sooner or later. In our business, you're not supposed to believe in luck. If you plant the seeds correctly, they sprout. They always do.  Listen to try and hide out in an innocent lady's hotel bedroom. That's really not the way to behave. But then it seems that Agnes is not quite as innocent as she appeared to be. So? And you're sure this time, Harold, that you have the right man? Absolutely. You were absolutely sure the last time, with Vienna one and Vienna two. The kind of war we fight, Agnes, innocent bystanders do get hurt once in a while. But they were rather more than hurt. OK, kills. Who cares? It happens. Now we have Vienna three. And this time, take my word for it. There's no mistake. I'll be in the closet. But, Heavens, what happened? You look as though you've been running over by steamroller. Come in, come in. Yes. I suppose I should apologize for coming to see you in this rather disreputable state. I do apologize. I found a public fountain and cleaned myself up a bit. But, well, I didn't want to go back to my own hotel just now. But what on earth happened? Wait, let me pour you a drink. Scott and Soden, no ice. But I think it will have to be a very strong one. That sounds like a splendid idea. I'm really not hurt, you know. It's all quite superficial. But do you think I could use your bathroom just to rinse my face a bit more? Of course, Sister Agnes. Did you get into a fight or something? I know that Vienna can be quite trying these days, just like any other big city.  Yes, it was one of those odd cases of mistaken identity. You really must tell me about it. Well, a bunch of people abducted me, I suppose that's the word. But I got away from them. But they seemed so sure that I was the man they wanted. I thought it might be wise to stay away from my own hotel for just a while. Here's your drink. Thank you. That's really very good. And so are you. You're not only very attractive, but you've got a heart of gold. I think you're absolutely marvelous. And you are very, very sweet. Come. Come and sit down beside me. Tell me all about it. What is the comrade Leitzman? They have news of the subject comrade Erhardt. Ah, good. Immediately after his escape, he found a public fountain on Kautnitz Rafa and took the time to clean himself up a little, which I find presupposes a certain calm clarity of mind and writing, keeping with his character. He does the thanks, comrade. Then he went to the Bismarck Hotel. He called from the lobby to room 1-7-8 and spoke for several minutes. And the room is registered to a woman. To a woman named Agnes Brom, one of the stewardesses on the airline. Was she working on the flight he arrived on? Yes, it seems that she was. Then Ferdinand Brown is not his contact because if they both left London together on the same plane, he would not have to fly all the way to Vienna to meet with her. That point did occur to me, comrade. When I examined the visitor's book at the hotel desk and to my astonishment, I found that a man named Harold Cox is staying there. He arrived this morning shortly before Carlson's arrival. Cox, Cox, Harold Cox, do we know him? Yes, Harold Cox is only one of his many names. He's American. He's 42 years old and he has been for quite some time now one of the most successful spies in the business, a freelance. He buys and sells secrets from anybody to anybody. Ah, now that I find very interesting indeed. Yes, I thought you might. He's very successful, comrade, and he's quite ruthless. You know about the couple found dead on the glacier last week. I fancy I heard something about that. The car that went out of control, a break in the steering mechanism. Yes, yes, I know. The police believe that it was this man, Harold Cox, who organized it. Though they can't prove anything against him. I believe that too because one of those people, the man was an English spy called named Vienna von. We don't know who his girlfriend was. Neither of them had any papers, any papers at all. But Vienna von was believed to be carrying a complete and fully detailed list of every single American agent working in West Germany more than a thousand of them. And it means a valuable piece of information. And it was known that Harold Cox was hoping to acquire it for resale. Perhaps he did that. He disappeared immediately after this whole called accident to the car. And perhaps he did not. You know, if he's back in Vienna so soon, let me skip a few selling points and guess that he did not get it because Vienna von did not have it. So he returned to try again with Vienna three.  Only the Russians could afford the kind of price he would ask for a price like that. It would be the sale of the century.  I'm waiting. Still waiting. Here am I going to unload of 30,000 dollars if here Carlson has gone forever? Not really, but there's a thousand of them. First we find out if he has gone forever. Yes, I'm still here. Yes, that was the name on the card. Commissioner Francis T. Earhart. Well, thank you very much, Captain. No, I'm not free tonight. It's my ballet class. Good. And thank you. Well. Well? Commissioner Francis T. Earhart does not exist. Oh. Now you have to telephone the British consul and to his firm in London. Make that last one collect. Why don't we hold off on that for a while? Why? Poopy, that's what I'll ask you. Ah, lips and don't be so devious, please. You really are a very devious young lady. But like. And I think I'll go out for a coffee. But what I don't understand, baby, is why you? I honestly don't know. I am not a particularly wealthy man. I don't even look particularly wealthy. But these terrorists, I suppose they were, they couldn't be anything else. Whisked me off to a house on the grubbin right behind the opera. And they were, they were going to hold me for ransom. I got away from them. I did not want to go back to my hotel right away because obviously they thought I was somebody else. And I thought they might cry again. What all this means, Agnes, is could I perhaps lie low here for a while in your room like overnight? Freddie, I think that is a marvelous idea. Good evening, Mr. Carlson. Oh, God. Agnes, your husband isn't in it, is it? Sir, I assure you, I have absolutely no untoward intentions. I'm merely... Oh, Alfred, Freddie, you just blew the whole thing. I beg your pardon. I'm Harold Cox. I'm sure you must know the name. No, sir, I'm afraid not. And I blew, blew what? The whole caboodle. You told Agnes you'd never been to Vienna before, but yet you know the grubbin is right behind the opera. Well, of course, I saw the street sign. I recognized the opera from its photographs. It is one of the most famous buildings in the world. Tonight's recovery. But then you spun a tale about terrorists holding you for ransom. Well, it so happens we have a double agent in that grubbin house working for us. And shortly before your arrival here, he phoned to tell us all about your escapade there. Escape, he said, while under interrogation. Nothing at all about holding you for ransom. OK, try and get out of that one. Then I'll have to put my cards on the table, won't I? Yes, why don't you, Freddie? You're right. They weren't terrorists at all. It was a secret service. They showed me a card. I was afraid to tell Agnes that it was the police looking for me. I figured she wouldn't let me stay here. And I just, well, I just had to lie low for a bit until I could work things out. Call the British consul, perhaps, and ask his help. I just don't know. Help me, Mr. Cox, please. I'm desperate.  Vienna three? I don't understand. Hello? I, yes. OK, let's try another hack. Let's talk about money. I have half a million dollars in American money, a suitcase full right in the closet there, to buy what you have to sell. And you won't get more than that even from the Russians. I honestly do not understand. Yes, of course. Send them up, please. Thank you. Send who up? Not who, not even whom. Them. Somebody sent me some long-stemmed red roses. I can't think who it can possibly be. The skipper's not. Oh, Freddie, is it you? Just a little gesture. Oh, you're sweet. Really sweet. Look, we're talking about the sale of the century.  OK, Carlson, and I'm still going to call you Vienna three. Half a million in cash, tax-free. All you have to do is tell me where it's hidden. I know you've got it, and I want it. Agnes, please, can't you convince him who I am? He's got the wrong man. Everybody's got the wrong man. Ah, my roses. How I love long-stemmed red roses. Oh, all right, back up. Back up, back up. I know how to use this gun. Don't move, Mr. Cox. I've got a very itchy finger. What have you got for me, Freddie? It seems I have a little windfall for a skilda. Half a million dollars. But first, let me make the introductions. Mr. Harold Cox, whose name is well-known to us. And Miss Agnes Brown, just another name for the files. Agnes, Harold, allow me to present the ENNA four. The act of Vienna three and four. I have to make one point, Mr. Cox, compared with which the rest is trivia. Gilda said, don't move. I know how to use this gun. Well, you'd better believe her. And you should also know that in this business, being good just isn't enough. You have to be damned good, especially if you're freelancers, we both are. And you are not quite what you're cracked up to be. You were right about one thing, though. The Russians were not prepared to pay as much as half a million, which coincidentally, perhaps, was our asking price. This is a heavy suitcase. Well, they fetish down to 350,000. The deal was made in London by my late lamented predecessor Vienna one. He and his girlfriend, Vienna two, came here ostensibly to make the delivery. But it was a blind, Mr. Cox, a decoy. We wanted to find out the nature of the opposition. They found out the hard way, didn't they? I have the delivery, Harold, a micro dot hidden under the label on a bottle of vodka, a little touch of whimsy to enlighten our lives. We always knew that our best customer would be the Russians. Well, now it's time to open this handsome piece of luggage. My, oh, my. So that's what half a million dollars looks like. I don't know how you'll ever get out of here alive, Carlson. But pretty sure bet that Earhart is watching this place. You know who Earhart is? Oh, yes, of course. One of those nasty Eastern European groups. They must know you're here. They let you escape. You know that, too, so that they could follow you. Of course I know that. A foolish woman fired a pistol at me from a range of 10 feet and missed. Even they aren't as incompetent as all that.  And I'll join you in a little while so that we can celebrate. Tonight, we make the delivery to the Russians, pick up another 350,000 and be on our way to somewhere in South America.  And I promise you next time it won't be so easy. Not true. We'll never meet again. And may I tell you why? I'm retiring from this business. Let me tell you the why of that, too. I never stopped talking, does it? A short while ago, I began to worry about the hazards of this business we're all in. I mean, Gilder can pop that little silenced pistol of hers with no regrets at all in presto, no more Harold Cox, no more Agnes Brown, or you can pull a fast one on me and no more Freddie Colson or Gilder Garth. Yeah, you should, I mean. It's hazardous. So I did some research into the lives and deaths of our great fellow professionals, starting with Marta Hari, executed at the age of 41, then Bill Helm Cooper, murdered at the tender age of 29, Manitoll Krusky, better than any of us, but captured and hanged at the age of 62. And I discovered that the average lifespan of a professional spy is 55 years, two months, and one week. And that happens to be my age almost profacially. It means, my friends, that I have to retire now to beat the average. And that is what I'm doing with a beautiful young woman and a nice little nest egg for my remaining years. Your silenced pistol, please, my darling? Here, take it.  You know that, don't you? No, I don't think so, my precious Gilder. Agnes is far too pretty to be found just lying in a pool of blood, with an undignified way to go, and Harold, well, the strains would wear on like him. They are our kind of people, Gilder. Besides, it would lower the average, alarmingly, I'd be living on borrowed time. No, we can't have that, can we? All right. Heavy, isn't it? No, don't worry. We'll find a way to smuggle it out. As soon as you're clear, I'll follow you. I'll wait for you, darling. Hmm.  I'm sure it would go down very well just now.  And neither will you. They'll cut you both down in 10 seconds flat. I told you, Harold, if you are not as good as you're cracked up to be, it's not Gilder they're looking for here. They don't even know she exists. And it's not me either, because after all this time, they just have to be convinced that we made a deal. It means, Harold, that by now they think you've got the merchandise, and they'll be after your blood, not mine. The moment you leave the safety of this room, which is in itself perhaps illusory, they are going to grab you. They'll take you to the house on the grubbin, and they'll start looking for the micro-dot. It might be very rough for you. Why don't you tell them? Agnes has it. Under all that sweetness and light, Agnes is a lot tougher than you are, I am. Yes. Good health. And you're right. It's me they'll be after now. So Agnes will stay here and I'll leave alone. I'll elude them. Don't ask me how, because I don't know, but somehow. And if I don't, well, it'll lower that average you spoke of, won't it? Raise your quotient of borrowed time. I lost this gambit, didn't I? To say nothing of a half million dollars. West German money, they'll replace it for you. For them it's peanuts. You know about the sewers in Vienna? The sewers? Well, they're pretty famous, I've heard of them, but I can't claim any intimate knowledge of them. Why? Take the elevator to the basement. Right behind the generator, there's a flight of steps that leads down to the sewers. Take it. Follow the main sewer for five or 600 yards, take any of the exits above your head, and you'll come up in the Stadspark. Erhardt and his men will still be sitting watching the hotel for you to come out, quite a way behind you. You're really a very nice guy, Vienna Three. No, not really. It's mostly for Agnes. She got to me somehow. Oh, Freddie, I keep telling you, you are so sweet. And that's not true either. Why did you kill Vienna One, Harold? Because I had to. You know what it's like in this business, he tricked me. The microdotty sold me under the stamp of an envelope was supposed to contain 1131 names, the names of every US agent in West Germany. Would have been quite a haul, but it was blank, nothing on it.  We can't let them get away with this kind of thing. We have to teach them a lesson that other agents are going to remember. They have to say to themselves, don't cross Harold Cox. You're going to get killed. The girl who was killed with him, you knew her as Vienna Two? Yeah, Vienna Two. She wasn't very bright, actually. No. An amateur. She made the mistake of telling me they were driving up to the Alps immediately after our meeting. Can you believe such stupidity? An amateur, working with a professional. Just took one phone call to get their steering rod cut halfway through. For the rest, for the rest, it was inevitable. She really was very, very dumb. Why? She was my daughter, Cox. Don't die, I need you. Don't die? He did that already. Remember the way out, Agnes? They may be waiting for you, too. So you go through the sewers. The steps to the sewers are behind the generator in the basement, Agnes. Five, six, 700 yards, just keep walking till you come to the manholes in the Shad Park. You'll elude them all. Bear heart and his men. Good night, my dear. I'll be on my way now. Satisfaction, guarantee, or your money back. Where America shops for value. Vienna 3 and 4 was written by Alan Caillou, produced and directed by Fletcher Markle. Your host was Howard Duff. Our stars were Ivor Berry and Antoinette Bauer. Featured in the cast were Sidney Swire, Marvin Miller, Hans Conreed, Peggy Weber, and Barney Phillips. The music for Sears Radio Theater was composed and conducted by Nelson Riddle. This is Art Gilmore speaking. Associate director of Sears Radio Theater is Ken McManus. Sound effects were created by Bud Tollison. Mark Trella is production supervisor, and the recording engineers are Joe Wachter and Hal McDonald. The Elliott Lewis production of Sears Radio Theater is a presentation of CVI. Pick 103, Cam-X-F-M St. Louis, 24 hours a day. CVS News, President Carter is making some changes in his administration, and he's appointing a top aide to an even higher post. This is John Bohannon reporting on the CVS radio network. More on the new job at the White House from Leslie Stahl in Washington. As part of his Camp David Domestic Summit, President Carter is considering a major reorganization of the White House staff. The impetus came from a memo written by a Hamilton Jordan on making the White House function more efficiently. And it's been learned that as a result, the presidents decided to give Jordan the official title and all the responsibilities of White House chief of staff. One official said that in addition to a review of the administration's energy and economic policies, we've been looking at our own op-ed at something that's been going on parallel to the summit on energy. It's an opportunity, he said, to take stock of ourselves. This is his reorganization memo. Jordan recommended the filing or reassigning of some fairly high officials, including energy secretary James Flesinger. The official said, I haven't detected any indication from the president on that one way or the other. Until now, the president was said to be firmly against firing Flesinger. Leslie Stahl, CBS News, Washington. President Carter, top advisors and governors from eight states are at Camp David for a dinner meeting on energy and other issues. President Carter invited the governors of eight states to spend part of the weekend at Camp David in Maryland. They'll talk about gasoline shortages and other energy issues. Governor Ella Grasso of Connecticut says she has nothing new to say to Mr. Carter. Well, I will tell the president again what I've told him before. But we're very concerned about the supplies of gasoline, the manner in which it is allocated to our various states, what's happening to price, and then our constant and annoying problem of the increasing cost of home heating oil and its availability. Another invited guest, Governor Hugh Kerry of New York, says he'll tell the president he must recognize that the country is at or near a national fuel emergency. A federal judge in Baltimore said no tonight to Maryland's request for a court order forcing the Department of Energy to give the state extra gasoline supplies. The judge said it took the federal government five years to devise the current allocation system, and he saw no reason to upset the plan now. The National Automobile Dealers Association and representatives of much of the oil industry are asking for the end to the federal gasoline allocation system. A joint statement says the system has caused the gasoline shortages and long lines of gas stations. The government released figures today showing good news for the economy, more jobs for white teenagers, with the country's unemployment rate in June at a five year low of 5.6%. And another report shows a drop in wholesale meat prices, which may mean some slight relief for the consumers this summer. Federal Aviation Administration Mechanics will begin a new inspection system tomorrow on the engine mounts of DC-10 jetliners, and the FAA says it may require additional inspections and possible design changes before giving the okay for the jets to fly again. At Gamer's confectionary store in Butte, Montana, people have been on the honor system of making their own change from a self-service cash register. It's been that way for 35 years. Owner Carl Ruhn ordered a hundred of the new Susan B. Anthony dollar coins this week though. He says some of his customers apparently thought they were quarters. Ruhn lost about $40. He says he'll keep using the new coins because he wants to be...


that it is a solution. I think Facebook will put a lot of other social media platforms, gives a lot of benefits, especially for our social network. It's very easy to maintain our social network via social media, but nothing is for free in this world, so also not Facebook or Instagram or Snapchat. We use it for free, it doesn't cost us any money, but it costs us data. They use our data, and that is known since the early days of Facebook and all the other platforms. So if you don't like that, okay, then you can leave Facebook or social media, but then I would advise you to stay away from the internet as much as possible, because also using Google gives Google a lot of data and they use it. They do it already for many years and they will do it even more in the future. Our studies show that we do not become more or less happy, so this does not have any effect on happiness, but it has some social effects on social capital. We have found that in our research, but also a lot of studies in the U.S. found that if you use social media, it benefits your social capital. And we also found a few effects on social competence, and that especially early adolescents who are using Facebook, they get more social competence, not only online, but also offline. On the one hand, there should be regulations. There are regulations, by the way, but for the normal use of our data for commercial purposes for advertising, there are regulations. And in these regulations it also said that what happened with Cambridge Analytica is not good. So in fact, but it should be tested more, and I think that is a task for the governor. On the other hand, I think we as users should be aware that our data is used. We cannot use it for free without the company uses our data. That's impossible. Or we should accept that we have to pay a fee every month and then they cannot do those things. That's one thing. Or if we know it's for free and they use our data, we should be very much aware of what we post online and or realize that we have to pay for it. And then then we can ask them not to use our data. But still, the control is something, of course, you expect that the ethical consciousness and the moral of the company is good enough. But in the end, it's all about the money. So we should not leave it to the company alone. There should be more parties, stakeholders involved.


For those that don't know me, I got started in the insurance business when I was 19. I was an intern, interning at a local insurance office. Fast forward to 20 years old, I decided to become a full-time insurance agent. I'm in college at Little Baptist Bible College, taking 21 credit hours a semester in Springfield. Someone asked me, Kara asked me last night, is that an NAI school? It's actually below that. It's an NCCAA, which stands for National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association, very small Christian school. I played basketball, which isn't too much to brag about, but I did play ball and enjoyed doing it. At 20, I decided I'm busy, but I'm watching people make money as an intern. I'm like, who's ever had the idea where you're like, if they can do it, I can too, right? Me too. I don't know why. Actually, I do know why, and I'm going to talk about it in my second session. I had an interview with Brian Tracy recently, and I'm going to share some of the nuggets that he shared with me that made me shift the way that I'm thinking and training even today. And at 20 years old, I go to a recruiting meeting. There's 10 people in the room, and the manager says, all right, 10 of you stand up. We stand up. He says, okay, now nine of you sit down. He left one person standing. He did not leave me standing. He said, maybe one of you will make it. I don't know about you, what you would do in that moment or what you would think, but I'm thinking like, dude, if there's going to be a one, I'm going to be the one. Like no matter what. And in that moment, I wrote down, which I'm going to challenge you to do at some point. I wrote down because I'm a big believer in goals. I'll talk about my daily power five at some point. I wrote down, I will earn $100,000 my first year in the insurance business at 20 years old, and I dated it, and I signed it, and I hung it up in the wall of my cubicle. And every day I went out to make that a reality. Now, I was in college playing basketball, practices, tournaments, games, weekends, et cetera, taking 21 credit hours a semester. Thank goodness my wife helped me with my homework, but I could have used excuse I don't have a lot of time, naturally. Like it's natural to do. I wish I had more time. We all get the same amount of time. So by cold calling and cold door knocking to sell life insurance, I earned $117,000 in my first eight months, first ever job in sales, and I learned, you know what, I think I can do this. I became obsessed with this sales game. And I started listening to Brian Tracy's book, The Art of Closing the Cell, back when I was 20 years old in my car every single day. So when I was able to interview him, and I'm going to share that in a little bit, when I was able to interview him, it was extremely surreal because of the impact that he's had on my life.  Bert has the last several years, right? Cardone has, Tracy did as a, Brian Tracy did as a brand new insurance agent. And it was amazing the things that I was able to learn and pick up. And I noticed as long as I wasn't casual and I took it more serious than others, I could do whatever I wanted. Like I watched Ed Milet's speech, Coach Bert was talking about yesterday during his, during his talk. So I wrote it down and went and watched it in the hotel room last night. He talked about how Ed Milet, who's a big insurance guy, he started out cold, he started out cold door knocking to sell life insurance. And he went to his, his managers, his office, they said, Hey, we want you to sell life insurance, but we want you to, we want you to focus on married, middle income, own a home. That's who we sell to. And everybody's making calls. He's like, well, why can't we just go to the door? Why can't we just knock on the door? And they're like, well, that's not something that we do. We pick up the phone and we call them. He's like, I'm going to their door. And he asked them, what should I say? What's the pitch? What do I say if I go to the door? They never done it. But what should I do? Because they get experience and they said, you wouldn't want any life insurance, would you? Like that was the pitch when you get to the door. He was brand new. So he didn't know any better. Okay, that's pretty bad. He didn't know any better. So he goes to first, first day, he goes to 200 doors. You wouldn't want any life insurance, would you? Who knows if you had that much energy or not? One person said, actually, yeah, I do. And then he sold them and they went back to the office and they're like, that worked. And he quickly learned that wasn't the pitch. But what he learned is, as long as you put forth enough activity, you're going to get better. You're going to make sales. Your life's going to change. You're going to make more money and things are going to get really good. And so as a brand new agent, I didn't know what to do. I went out and cold door knocked. I would door knock 150 doors a day. Like I would do whatever it took. And I got to where I was making six cells in a day. Like I would have managers come into me, which is what got me into training. I had a manager call me from northern Missouri, he said, I've got two agents, they're struggling, they're not making any money. Can you help them? We'll find out. He said, can you come up and hang out with them for a couple days? They're not making any money at all. So I went up there and I'm like, I'll take them door knocking. I don't know what else to do. So we go door knocking. And if you can learn to cold door knock people, you can do anything itself. Like you just can. Like you don't get any harder than that. Because cold calling is easy compared to actually cold door knocking. True or true. So much different. So I go up to this office in northern Missouri. I think it was in like Moberly or somewhere, like four or half hours, something like that from Springfield. And there's these two agents, Hunter and Greg. And they're not making any cells. So we go cold door knock. First door, say the pitch, smile, get in, make the cell, high-fiving the clients on the way out. We leave the door and they're like, how the heck did you do that? All right. I mean, I just knocked on the door and talked to them and went in. Five cells later, in one day from cold door knocking, I leave. I go back to Missouri. I leave all the cells, apps, commissions, everything with them. And go back home. And I'm away back home. I said, if I get the opportunity to do that again, I'm like practically in tears. I'm away home because I'm like, I've found what I want to do for the rest of my life. People ask me, do you still sell insurance? Not myself because I help others sell insurance or sell a real estate or anything else. And I learned that day, like that was my passion. That was my calling. That was what I was supposed to do. Now I get a chance to travel and train. My grandfather was a Baptist pastor for 40-plus years. I remember at 10 years old, I'm like, hey, I want to be a public speaker when I grow up, watching my grandpa speak. And I don't know what it was, but I had incredible parents. It made me believe I could do anything in life ever. So in 2018, because I've been putting out videos to help the insurance industry since 2015, the last five years and 45 days or whatever. And we've now got 30,000 insurance agents that subscribe to our YouTube channel. We get a couple million views a month now. But if you watched the first videos that did in 2015, you would laugh too because they were so bad. They were awful. But what you learn along the way is the longer you do something, the better you get, the more confidence you get. So I decided in 2018, I'm going to go start a conference. Grant Cardone's got a conference. I met Coach Bird at a conference. All the insurance conferences are boring as freak. They're old fashioned. We got somebody playing a piano in the corner and it's awful. So I'm like, let's do something and start a conference. So my first conference was at Nissan Stadium in the club area, not outside in the massive stadium. Let me preface.  I'm telling you this stuff to get to my first point.  Spend a half a million dollars. Get Grant Cardone, Ray Lewis, Coach Bird, Tim Story. The list goes on and on. Spend $500,000, but I didn't have. 500 people showed up, 454. I'm exaggerating and using preacher math as you said a couple days ago. Okay, I'm exaggerating or Austin did and brought in 300 grand for sponsors and tickets lost $200,000. And I tell you that because three and a half years ago, I could only imagine doing an event there. I could only imagine standing here doing an event with Coach Michael Bird. I could only imagine getting to spend the next couple days with you guys doing what I love. And it all started because I had the guts to go get it and the guts to go do what I know I needed to do. There's gonna be a lot of moments in 2020 and 2021 where you don't want to do something. I'm telling you as long as you have the guts to go get it, life will get really good. 8% virtual is back in 2021. Over 10,000 insurance agents will register for 8% virtual on March 5th and 6th. Myself, Brian Tracy, Tom Hagna and other industry titans will be coming to you for two days for free March 5th and 6th. It's coming up quick. Register right now before we run out of seats. Hey, if you enjoyed this, I got another one you're gonna love. It's right there. Click on it. See you in there. I want to talk to you today about what I believe is the number one mistake that new insurance agents make and why you don't have to make it. Why you shouldn't make it and why I'm giving you the confidence to opt out of making this mistake.