Two women patch up a 44-year-old quarrel. The mystery of the death of Chunling Su has never been solved. Looking glasses are placed on the back of the seats in Westminster Abbey. Can you imagine that? Once more, my friends, this is Lindsey McCarrie speaking to you out of the welter of amazing facts we're about to present to you. We'll return with the first one in a moment or two, and we hope you'll be with us. It's the first one of our presentations of Can You Imagine That Items for this session. It's the story of a quarrel. A quarrel which lasted for 44 years. A quarrel which separated two old friends, but it was a quarrel which neither changed the map of the world, nor lifted the crown from the head of a monarch, nor sent nations into armed conflict. It was, as quarrels go, of little consequence. But it is a good yarn, and I think you'll enjoy it. In the year 1864, little Bertha Sen, age 13, came to work for the Klotz family of Brooklyn. About the same time, 20-year-old Christina Diehl also came to work for the Klotz household. Six years later, they came to a difference of opinion and Christina quit her job. Well, not much of a story so far, is it? Well, time went on, and Bertha Sen remained as made to Mrs. Samuel Klotz. And right there, I might remark that the servant problem in the Klotz home ceased to exist, for Bertha Sen remained as made to Mrs. Klotz for 50 years. Yep, it's true. And on the 1st of May, 1914, the Klotz family gave a party to Bertha upon the occasion of her 63rd birthday. A party attended by eight grown sons and daughters of the Klotz family, whom Bertha had tended as babies. As an added surprise, and what a surprise it must have been to Bertha, the Klotz has invited 70-year-old Christina Diehl. Of course, you know the end of the story. Bertha and Christina patched up their 44-year-old quarrel and amused the Klotz household by dancing together a few steps of a dance, then coming into popularity, the tango. Can you imagine that? Well, he said that the world pities the man who wears his heart a funny sleeve. Here's a judge who pitted a man who wore his vocation up his sleeve. Away back in 1905, the day after New Year's in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a passenger train pulls into the Northwestern Depot. Hey, hey, officer. What's the matter, conductor? This fellow's just ridden blind baggage. Oh, is that so, now? You better come along with me, young fella. Wait a minute, though. I think I'd be searching you first. Hey, hey, what's this? Two knives. Oh, but I can explain that, officer. Never mind now. You can explain to the judge. Come on. Escorting a self-assured prisoner to the courthouse, Officer McGinnis enters the courtroom of Judge Nevan and planks down two wicked-looking daggers, one about 12 inches and the other about 20 inches long.  I found these two knives on the person of the prisoner here I did.  What's your name? Fred Remke, Your Honor. Well, Remke, what's the idea of these knives? What do you think you're going to do with them? Swallow them. Here. But don't... What? You were going to swallow them. Yes, Your Honor. As a matter of fact, I make my living eating knives. Oh, well, I'm going to give you a chance to prove your statement. And if you can, I'll let you go. Go ahead, swallow. Well, all right. Wait till I open my collar here. There. One, two, three. I'll be tired. Order, order. Ah, that was easy. I do it all the time. All right, young man. I'll sentence you to a fine of $10 for carrying concealed weapons. Oh, but, Your Honor, I'm sentenced suspended. Next case. The hand is quicker than the eye. Thus goes the old saying about the dexterity of magicians. And here's another case where it took just that to get the two magicians out of the clutches of the law. It happened in Barrington, New Jersey. Earl Patman and Bob Hummer, two magicians, were on their way home. Hey, you two. Wait a minute. Yes, sir, officer. What's the trouble? What are you carrying in that little trunk? Well, just some of our apparatus. Well, I'm going to take a look at it. You see, officer, just apparatus. Apparatus, huh? I guess this revolver is just apparatus, huh? You guys come along with me. Oh, now wait a minute, officer. And you can't run us in like this. Oh, can't I? Well, that's just exactly what I'm going to do. Oh, now wait a minute. And protesting against the injustice, the two modern magis were led off before the local squire. Once there. You two fellas got a reason for carrying around dangerous weapons. Look, your honor, we use it in a trick. And that's right, squire. I put a bullet in the gun, and Mr. Hummer here catches it in his teeth when I fire the gun. I'm not in the mood to be kidding, you fellas. Come on. Own up to what you're doing with that revolver. It's the truth. It's the trick we do. All right, you two. If it's a trick, show me. And show the squire they did. Patman and Hummer gave an impromptu performance of the famous bullet-catching trick for an interested audience of one. And when it was over, said the squire. By golly. Discharged. Yeah, and discharged they were. Now, that bullet-catching trick has an amazing and notorious history. Most of us are apt to think of magician's tricks as being harmless, done by mechanical or manual dexterity. But that one trick has cost more than one magician his life. Can you imagine that? Probably the most famous wizard of the stage to lose his life doing the trick was Chung Ling Su, born just plain William Robinson, a scout whose amazing ability to hide his real nationality under the guise of a Chinese wonder worker, fooled world-wise newspaper men, and even real Chinese. One of Chung Ling Su's most thrilling tricks was the bullet-catching feat. A real rifle was... But wait. Let's go back to the month of March, the year 1918. The place, the stage of the Wood Green Empire Theater in London. On the stage is a colorful, magnificently-gowned company. In the center, a dignified, striking Chinese, Chung Ling Su. He strides to the footlights. His hand is raised. A sudden hush falls upon the house. When the audience realizes Chung Ling Su is about to perform the trick that took London by storm, that set tongues to his praise. Once he glances to the wings. Is he nervous? Does this daringly dangerous stunt fray even his supposedly iron nerves? Or... But wait. Listen. Ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to perform in my most humble and poor way a feat that has given me most undeserved fame. I shall endeavor to perform it tonight for your entertainment. The rifle. The rifle is passed for examination. Eager hands in the audience turn it over and over, hoping to catch the secret, but no secret is found. It's handed back. Once again, Chung Ling Su speaks. And for bullets to be marked by any members of this august and honorable audience. The bullet. The bullets, shockingly real and cold, are passed out. Marked, legal pellets of lead. One of which may... But wait. Again, Chung Ling Su speaks. So, the bullets which you have so kindly marked are loaded into the rifle. I take my stand at this side of the stage while my assistant takes the loaded rifle to the opposite side. Now watch, ladies and gentlemen, I shall endeavor to catch the bullets as they are fired from the gun. Should I fail, then I shall be with my ancestors this night. Ready? Each member of the audience strains forward. A few ladies in the boxes turn away. Their faces pale. Men tighten their jaws, waiting for the roar of the rifle which can send the magician into eternity. But look, is Chung Ling Su pale under his makeup? Does he have that terrible premonition that this is his last performance or still more incredible? Does he know? Now the stage is set. Chung Ling Su stands stiff and ready. He adjusts himself to face the uplifted muzzle of the rifle. Then he nods. Ah! Ah! Ring down the kakai. And Chung Ling Su fell to the floor of the stage mortally wounded. His last words ring down the curtain. Today, magicians still wonder whether Chung Ling Su planned a ghastly and cold-blooded suicide before a crowded theater. To this day, no one knows for although he pretended to be a Chinese and made up as such, he really had in his personality a strange mixture of western civilization and the inscrutability of the ageless audience. Today, we may still ask, did Chung Ling Su born William Robinson kill himself with a trick? Can you imagine that? You wouldn't think that the austere dignity of an English royal coronation would include the placing of looking glasses upon the backs of the seats in Westminster Abbey, would you? Well, it's true. It was during the coronation of George V and Queen Mary that those in charge of the ceremonies decided that too long had the coronets of the pyroces been placed upon those noble heads awry. You'll probably remember that at the moment the Queen's crown is placed upon her head, the pyroces of England placed their coronets on their heads. And so, to guarantee even more dignity, a mirror was placed in front of each seat to be occupied by a pyroce, thus enabling each noblewoman to get her coronet on straight. Can you imagine that? Well, here's the story of another old-time musical favorite and how it came to be composed. It was a good many years ago that Charlie Daniels, a young composer and musician, was traveling by railroad train to complete a most important mission. He was going to visit a young lady in a small town named Heowatha. As the train sped on across the Midwest, the click of the wheels on the rail set up a sort of sympathetic rhythm in the brain of the young man. Clickity, click, clickity, clickity, clickity, click. Heowatha, Heowatha, Heowatha. Gradually out of the even sharp rhythmic beats, a melody began forming itself. A melody Daniels knew he was destined to write in commemoration of this journey. At last, the entire song had written itself within Daniels' mind, and a few months later, the whole country was singing and dancing to it. Love you so, oh, many ha, may decide, decide and say you'll be, but he's yours, you know, the one I love you so, oh, many ha, may decide and say you'll be. Daniels, later known professionally as Neil Moray, discovered that people just weren't interested then in a song about a town of Heowatha, so he changed the lyrics to those you've just heard. But it was from the click of the train wheels on the sections of track that Charlie Daniels procured his rhythm. Can you imagine that? And that, friends, brings us to the close of another session of this series, but we'll be back with you again soon on the same station. And until then, this is Lindsay McCarrie saying, goodbye now.


You might have heard of Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds and his decision to buy a Welsh football club. Why did you want to purchase a soccer team? Well, first of all, we call it football. Ryan Reynolds and Rah McElhaney have become the new and unlikely owners of Wrexham Football Club. Let me tell you about how a bit coiner from Bedford near London has bought his local football club and he's turning his town into the capital of bitcoin in the UK. My primary mission is to raise up my town. Opportunity and success for my town. Welcome to Rael Bedford. It's pronounced Rael, not real, because the owner, Peter McCormack, has Champions League dreams. I could raise a billion and I would get in this club in the Premier League in nine years, because you have no money to do it.  It's really tempting. The town of Bedford is small, in significance even. At just 180,000 people, it's one of many commuter towns surrounding London, the financial hub of the UK and Europe. But what would happen if you could inject investment into this small, local economy? I'm quite struck by how many shops are closed on the streets of Bedford. Must have walked past seven or eight shops on the high street, all of them closed. It's kind of wild. Inflation here is not good. Devonham used to be one of the UK's leading high street stores. It's been closed now for years, and in Bedford they haven't replaced it. What do you make of Bedford right now in terms of, I mean, this shop has closed down, that shop's closed down? Everything's empty. It's a real shame, really. They're spending a lot of money making it look pretty, but there's not much going on inside, so it's a shame. What do you make of the situation right now in Bedford? There's a lot of closed shops. No, it's so bad. And for people like our young age, it's really bad as well, because there's nothing there to do. In Bedford, what do you make of the town right now? What do you think the direction of the town is? Well, it's still got a bit of life to it, but the town centre has dwindled. It's always shopping online and the whole Covid thing.  That's true. I'm optimistic things will get better. What do you make of the vibe or the atmosphere right now in Bedford? Every day I'll heal with what we notice. All the towns seem to have gone downhill. A lot of shops closed down. A lot more homeless on the streets. Drug addicts. It's not the same as it was here since we've lived up this way. Everyone's going through hard times. They say they want open shops. We want to attract more business, but everyone's just down depressed with it. Bitcoin in the United Kingdom has had a tough time of late. The unelected Prime Minister, Richie Sunak, has been pushing CBDCs or central bank digital currencies. Inflation is the highest among most northern European countries, and rail staff, doctors, teachers, you name the public sector worker, most of them are on strike right now. Can Bitcoin really grow into a meaningful tool for change, or will it fade into irrelevance? Because here in Bedford, Bitcoin could be gaining a strong foothold. It's becoming a firm fixture on the Bitcoin World Tour, alongside El Salvador's Bitcoin Beach, Lugano, and Miami. The market town has hosted some of the biggest names in Bitcoin, including Jeff Booth, author of The Price of Tomorrow, Lawrence Lepard, James Lavish, and of course Peter McCormack himself, the local boy. There was a time when I was looking to move to Texas. Yeah. And there was a time when I was looking to move to London, and I was thinking, well, you know what, why don't I actually just try and do something in my hand there? Well, friends are here, that's where I'm from. And so yeah, and I think in doing this, I've come to really love the town, because people have got behind the project, really supported me. I mean, all the volunteers every week can come out and help. All the people who come and support us. That makes me love it more. Peter McCormack is proudly from Bedford, and he wants the orange pill or introduced Bitcoin to his town. He's doing it through his podcast, the most popular podcast of Bitcoin, through the local football club, and now recently through the purchase of a bar. He wants to raise up his town and put Bedford on the map. What does your ideal Bedford look like? What's your vision for Bedford? Economically prosperous. For the team and the family. But just economically prosperous. Yeah. We'll have four, five hundred people coming in here today, flying from all over the world to this, to Bedford, spending money in this town. The Swan Hotel is fully booked out. They're going to the pubs, they're going to the bars, they're going to the shops. They are... Tens of thousands of pounds will be spent this weekend in Bedford because of this. Let's try being an economic opportunity. New businesses will be created from that. So, yeah, I just want Bedford to be economically prosperous. Yeah. But it's not just an economic there, right? The one thing I've taken away from... I mean, I was here at the first game of the season, and finally left out the last home game this season. Yeah. There's a real sense of community that's built here on top of that.  No, the women's team did. They existed, Bedford girls and ladies, but we partnered with them, provided them with kits. They're now going to come under our management next season. So, we rail Bedford ladies, and we will have 200 young girls every week going out training under our brand. Give us another year. We'll have a youth. We're probably going to have a disability team next year. And that's why I need a new facility. I need to raise seven and a half million quid, six big corners where I can build a ground, three training pitches, a gym and a rehabilitation centre. I have a centre for football excellence in the town where people can come all day every day and play football. Are you familiar with the story of a local lad called Peter McCormack, who bought the football club in Bedford? No, I don't know. I don't know anything about Peter McCormack. Does rail Bedford mean anything to you? Never heard of it. Do you know about the football teams here? Have you heard of rail Bedford before? No. Do you know there's a town called Rayale Bedford? Does that mean anything to you? Yeah, I know Rayale Bedford. You've been to the game to see a few matches? Yeah, I've been to one of their games once or twice just to see what's going on. Is that the one that's now called Rayale Bedford? Did you hear about this takeover? Yeah. Have you been to a game? No, not yet. Are you familiar with the football scene here? Bedford Town, yeah. Bedford Town, OK. What about Rayale Bedford? I've heard of Rayale Bedford. They're doing pretty well to do that takeover sort of thing. So I don't know who's taking over, but they're doing much better than Bedford Town has been. I was getting off the train earlier today and I was like, if it wasn't for Bitcoin and it wasn't for Peter, there's no way that I would have come here. There's no reason I would have come here. The world-famous Bitcoin Beach or Alzante in El Salvador put the tiny Latin American nation on the world map. Peter McCormack was one of the first Bitcoin advocates to visit the town and he's even interviewed the president of El Salvador, Naib Bukele, twice. But can you really apply the success of Bitcoin Beach in El Salvador to Bedford? Jeff, welcome to Bedford. Thank you. Is your second time here, right? First time here. Is it really? Yeah, pretty well. Yesterday was my first time here. OK. And had you heard of Bedford before Bitcoin? Besorbed Bitcoin? No. I have heard of Bedford until... Peter McCormack bought the tin. OK, fantastic. And of course, you wrote one of the... It's becoming a go-to Bitcoin book, even though it's not about Bitcoin, the price of tomorrow. And to also manage a fund at EgoDeath Capital, what do you make of the current sort of economic scene? Globally speaking, right now, before we come to Bedford. OK. It's playing out exactly like the book predictor that will play out. And the corresponding problem in the world, because those two systems are at polar opposites, is playing out exactly as predicted in the book. Unfortunately. And Bitcoin is essentially a fix to the system outside of the system. So it's a transition to a new system. Does the word Bitcoin mean anything to you? Bitcoin. Bitcoin, I don't understand. What does the word Bitcoin mean to you, if anything? Avoid. Avoid? And what about Bitcoin? Does Bitcoin mean anything to you? And what does the word Bitcoin mean to you? Bitcoin. Bitcoin. What is Bitcoin? What is a Bitcoin? Isn't it a currency? Yeah, it's a currency. Yeah, nailed it. That's good. Yeah, OK, cool. I've heard of it. I don't really get how it works and all that stuff, but I've heard that if you can invest in Bitcoin, you can make some serious money off it. Does the word Bitcoin mean anything to you? I know Bitcoin, is it? Yeah. What's Bitcoin? It's... I had to put it into words. It's basically a computer-generated currency. It's tangible in your hand, but it is traded in the world. It's tangible in your hand, but it is traded as currency. Yeah. Does Bitcoin mean anything to you? It's a digital currency. I don't use it. I don't intend to use it at the minute until it's more safe in a way because it can beat the details we've stolen and stuff. What does the word Bitcoin mean to you? Stocks, investing. Do you have any Bitcoin? No, but I have had an interest in wanting to invest. But how can you sort of fix this disconnect? How can you get more people to make that leap into doing what Peter's doing, doing what you're doing? I think it's just time people start to realize that the Bitcoin rabbit hole is deep. It's really deep. And if you're at the top of that rabbit hole, the first thing you probably do is hold it. A lot of people, the next thing they do is go and buy some other shitcoins. And then they come back to Bitcoin, and then they start to understand it more. Some people go down that path really quickly. Some people go down slowly. But eventually, I think it's just... To me, I think it's a time thing. When you're spending more time in the world you want to see, you meet more people that are aligned in the world that you want to see. And that's why I keep saying on these podcasts, I can't believe I get to do what I get to do. Yes, we're going to make a ton of money, but besides the money, you're meeting...  It's just... I do it for free. All places start out as nothing, right? Yeah, the guys on time. Yeah, exactly. And economic growth like what Bitcoin could do here and drive attention and more and more people, it emerges.  It looks different than it probably did ten years ago. Much the amusement or bemusement of local fans, Bitcoin people from all over the world are coming to Bedford to watch this local team play. Even non-footballers are keen to meet up. It's an unexpected collision of two vastly different worlds, Bitcoin and football. Behind me, Ben Art is putting together a Bitcoin point of sale device with things he brought with him from home. We're in the football clubhouse at Rail Bedford. He's showing people how to set it all up. The game is happening right behind us. We're in the second half, it's 5-0, 6-0. Do you even care? Yeah, I mean, I don't really follow football. I'll be honest, Joe. Why are you here? Well, I'm here for the Bitcoin. And actually, I will say that I'm obviously out of here. Yeah. And I think what he's done with the club is fantastic. You see that corridor with the death metal corridor? It's amazing. And I imagine these away teams coming in, like walking through this corridor of graffiti and skulls and death metal. And it's such an un-football experience. In any real-world use case of implementing Bitcoin, then there's all these really interesting use cases and opportunities to build interesting software, which we weren't aware of before, so I've never engaged with, you know, building software for a football team except in Bitcoin. So now we have that opportunity, so that's very exciting to me. That's Hitchcock. Hitchcock lays one back forwards. That is a handball, but Brown is there to tap it home. I think they just scored. Whereas that's not so exciting. You have a connection to Bedford. I grew up here, yeah. You grew up here, okay. What does it mean for you to see, you know, the local team winning the league and getting promoted? That's great. I think it's really good that, you know, this team is going from coming from nothing really and getting it. And I think it's great.  So it's good to have this club now kind of coming along. And also what Pete's doing is great with all the kind of different, you know, approach to it, I think, you know, having a look at how it's a smaller league team but with decent sort of sponsorship behind here and understanding how to mark the tier and doing things properly so fans want to come down because good atmosphere, there's, you know, things going on outside of just the football. So it's really good. The story here is that you have somewhat of a pantomime villain in cases of people who call Mac and sort of comes in and radicalizes everything, changes everything and everyone automatically goes against it. That's just British culture and nature, isn't it really? And slowly he's turning the favour and support of locals and the general public and their understanding in a similar vein to what he's done with Bitcoin, really. It's a very similar sort of strategy of sort of more and more people are learning that this is a good thing. This is a very good thing that's going on right now. And, you know, it's great to see Bitcoin coming to my town. You know, I've been involved with cryptocurrencies for about three, four years now. And to see some of the faces that are here as well as Pete being here and, like, back in this football club, it's massive. It's massive and it just makes me feel really proud to be from Bedford and makes me really excited, to be honest. I just saw you showing someone how to use Bitcoin from the back of your car in the rail at Bedford car park. Why? What was going on there? So it was a business owner who was interested in accepting Bitcoin payments and it's a completely new concept to him. So it so happens that I happen to have a point of sale device in the back of the car. So I just ran through the options with him and the process by which he could accept Bitcoin payments and he's really keen, so I'm really excited for him and he's really excited for the community, the business community that he works with as well. So hopefully I'll pack up a few leads and we'll see a few businesses in Bedford to start to accept Bitcoin soon. What do you understand about Bitcoin? I have some. I don't understand it at all. And I was quite surprised to find out yesterday that Bitcoin, Peter, I think his name was sponsoring the team and I didn't know anything about that. Yeah, you're from Bedford? Yeah, I'm from Bedford. So I was told to go and Google it who Peter is in Bitcoin and he will come up and find out more if I wanted to. The Bitcoin price over the past two years has steadily trended down as the bear market rages on. The focus for Raelle Bedford in this environment is to not only win the league but manage the treasury and retain those important Bitcoin sponsors. This is part of the problem of running a business with Bitcoin in mind, right? It is incredibly volatile and when it goes down, it goes down hard. How hard has that been managing this club with sponsors which, they're all actually live today or once I see today, maybe not compass. So they agreed to sponsorship during the ball one. So that was great. So I plan the year ahead. So I've got my entire budget for next season in the bank. Done. So what I'm really raising is for the season after. So every single year, I'm a year ahead and therefore if there is a bit of difficulty then I've got a year to plan for that. When your business and you accept cryptocurrencies your customer base expands massively. You know, you're attracting more people which is why there's so many international people here already because they're interested in cryptocurrency. They're interested in Bitcoin which is bringing them here to Bedford. The goal is to communicate Bitcoin to the country. It's a bit like Elzonte was the seed that turned El Salvador into a Bitcoin country. I want this to be the seed that makes our country understand and have better regulations towards Bitcoin. I would say when I think about Bitcoin it potentially is one of the largest countries today but it's digital in nature and it's spread out everywhere. So those Bitcoiners are very connected and they actually have massive purchasing power that if they started to shift it would shift the balance of power to Bitcoin really quickly. But it's so distributed that it hasn't built really strong network effects locally. And so that local connection and some of those network effects is happening. It's just early in that and it's early in that because for a long time all you could do with Bitcoin is hold it. There was no lightning. There was no FedE coming on. There wasn't a whole bunch of other ways to be able to use it. So people just held it. Now there's ways to use it and create an economy around it. I think like anywhere there's a Bitcoin hub and there's a reason to go and for people to meet in the meat space like exciting things happen and the thing that's happening with this football club and every time there's an opportunity to use Bitcoin in the wild actually use it paying for goods and services then there's a whole bunch of cool things we can build off it as a use case. So I get super excited when anywhere adopts Bitcoin. Railbed football play in the league above next year for the 2024 season. That means more money, more prestige and ultimately even more Bitcoin awareness for the town. I think this is one of these projects whereby I don't think anyone really understood it in a style and they're like whatever and I think it's starting to make more and more sense to people. I don't think anyone really understood the branding or the name. I think it's starting to make sense now. I could see it. I see the whole vision. I can see how we can get to the Premier League. It requires hard work and a bit of luck and Bitcoin to get behind it and keep doing its thing.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here you are right you guys already saw the thumbnail I'm gonna get into it right away Gibra's Creepers 3 is trash and here's why off the bat the narrative the narrative takes place in between the first and second film More specifically immediately after the first movie It follows us a group of officers now teaming up with Sergeant Tubbs who's returning from the last movie again portrayed by Brandon Smith He teams up with Sergeant sashtigo and some of his people and they're looking to take the creeper out Meanwhile, Meg Foster, who was the father of Kenny Brandon the care the man who? Dairy found at the bottom of that church in the first movie Kenny and Darla the missing prom king and queen who went missing all those years ago 23 years ago Found out they were victims of the creeper because they found they'll found their corpses in the Basement of the church in the first movie now over here With this movie the issue like I was saying the issue here with the narrative is the fact that it's shoe-horning Plot devices that contradict and make everything in the first movie the motivations of the character of the creeper Make his motivations questionable makes his character look stupid And then a going going back to what was originally supposed to happen I don't think I ever mentioned this but the movie was supposed to be set 23 years after the first two films Jeepers Creepers 3 was called Jeepers Creepers Cathedral. There was a script. It had Jack Taggart the father from the second movie Who lost his son to the creeper? He helped those kids on the bus. He was supposed to come back He was gonna team up with Trish Jenner the sister from the first movie who lost her brother They were gonna team up. They were gonna take out the creeper once and for all and put it into it It was gonna be set in 2023 it was gonna pick up immediately where the second film left off in the barn with Taggart waiting for the creeper to wake up on That bat out of bat out of hell display that he had him posted up on we didn't get that for whatever reason I'm assuming was for budget reasons because this movie was very low budget, but then against against that Despite the fact that the movie had a little budget. I really feel that there was enough time to at least rewrite a script to fit Into a 23 years later scenarios to because one of the other reasons why it's because jeepers creepers 3 because these Script did leak online so I get that was a part of the reasoning but to write the whole script over and then now no longer Have it said 23 years later. That seems a bit of a bit too much I Firmly believe that they could have done something they could have done something that was still set 23 years later Maybe you could have left some question marks in regards to okay Well, how did the creeper escape the barn the movie itself could have started in a bar Maybe with showing us people dead or something of that sort of effect Something could have been done here to still have the movie set 23 years later instead of having it in in between the first second Move now the truck is back Getting on to the truck. Oh my gosh And this is just one of the many issues with the film the truck has a mind of its own now It has all of these traps in it that were not present in the first movie And it's like if you're gonna have a narrative that's so tightly Connected to the original film. You can't add all of these plot points in here They were no longer present and I'm not when I say you can't I'm not saying that you necessarily Cannot add things. I'm specifically saying from a creative standpoint. Why are you going from? Something so small to something now having so much. It's just a little bit too fast The truck is shooting things out of the exhaust pipe. There's cages that drop down There's motion sensors. It has a mind of its own it moves on its own It's just all too much for something that's supposed to be set directly after a movie that came before it And the creeper the creeper is looking for this hand that holds its origins now The reason that is an issue is because the creeper finds this hand at the end of the movie no issue finding it He just had to get to it. Oh my thing is The creeper didn't have anyone after him until This is this incident with dairy everyone was after him because of what happened with dairy now in the third movie He's looking for this hand The issue why in the first movie is he not looking for this hand? That's not that's just one of the things I'm talking about the reason he's not looking for the hand in the first movie I know why he's not looking for it. He's not looking for it because this was never the intent This was never a this was not the plan from the beginning These are not plot points that were always lined up and will and ready to go to be a part of this narrative That we're telling here or be part of the mythos of the character. So By adding that you're now making his character's motivations in the first movie look a bit contradicting And that raises a question as to why he spent time Chasing Trisha and dairy after he burnt down the church and got rid of all that evidence Rather than going after that hand when no one was after him He decides to still go after Trisha and dairy. So I Just I don't understand. I don't understand that at all. I don't I don't understand that So I just hate when you have a movie written That's trying to force in a plot device that clearly wasn't a factor in the other two movies So now I was going to create issues in regards to continuity and logic and character motivation Because another thing that is an issue in Jeepers creepers 3 Let me just talk about the technical stuff real quick. The production is terrible. The visual effects are terrible And they look very it's just not the best they I understand that it was low budget But you there's ways to work with what you're given and the fact that this movie was set entirely in the daylight I think was one of the biggest issues with the movie because the opening is set in the dark and the creeper looks amazing He looks amazing for such a little budget even when I look even if you grab a copy of the Blu-ray DVD or the DVD that came out For jeepers creepers 3 look at the opening the opening Show some signs of promise for this strict DVD of Movie that's a sequel to the first movie But then they Precision the rest of it in the daylight and that's just not granted This is the best cinematography in the series But the daylight kind of worked against them because now you're seeing where all the failures lie You can see that the visual effects are not the best you can see that the CGI isn't all that great You're positioning a character like the creeper who's supposed to be mysterious and cloaked in shadows Like he was in the second in the first film to keep that mysterious or about him You got him positioned to be up front and center now He's not really it really comes down to the effects the effects in his movie were just terrible. We were pissed poor and Going back to another thing or getting back to the writing Anyone who is fans of this series, you know that the creeper comes out every 23rd spring for 23 days in the first movie We have evidence or Somewhat logic for as to why someone knows there's a psychic in the area. She has a vision She's a psychic that's established. So she had a vision about the creeper She also had a vision apparently about his mythos and his lore and knows that he comes out every 3rd spring for 23 days My issue is this movie. There's people who know about his lore. It's never explained how they say they encountered him 23 years ago So here's here's the issue with that Encountering something does not give you access to its mythos if I get attacked by a bear I am not going to now know when that bear eats and sleeps these people were aware of the fact that the creeper comes out every 23rd Every 23 years for 23 days or at least the fact that he comes out every 23 something the fact They knew that he comes out every 23 something or they weren't aware they should have just been aware that he's around There is no reason for them to know that he has anything to do with the number 23 in that Anything whatsoever their cycle with his cycle should not have been something that they knew of it was never established Anything in regards to how they knew that all they said was that they encountered it having encounters with things do not grant you access to their Mythos so again I asked how did they know that this creeper or this entity operated on a cycle like that in the first movie We have some evidence and logic and reasoning for as to why someone knew about this in the third film it's just a a Quote that everyone is throwing around just to have the num just to have that phrase in oh every 23rd spring for 23 days it gets to eat this that and the other But it's never explained how these people know we're left to assume now that they have access to his mythos simply because they had an Experience with it. What is the point of that? I don't understand that and how does that make any sense whatsoever? The acting is just so bad the acting is terrible the visual effects are terrible The narrative is just so sloppy. It's it's like it's not even the fact that it was set in between I was upset about that they could have still made it work. They didn't have to talk about a hand They didn't have to bring up of all this other stuff that was just added in that was not present in the original film If you're gonna have it set after the original film It could have taken place in that night that whole entire night could have it could have been the rest of that night Just leading just the cops following and chasing the creeper as he is taking out other people And maybe we get introduced to another group of people who become trapped by him and the cops are trying to find him And it just keeps going into that morning, but it's taking place on the same night as the first movie That's something that easily could have been done. They do not do that here They tease you about origins and lore stuff you don't find out, but the characters do they don't talk about it It's just the whole movie is a complete mess visually It's terrible the effects are bad of the acting is terrible the writing is terrible It's just not a good movie It's just not from a technical standpoint and just an overall watch value and everything that goes into film making There are some the pro there are some good qualities here to it's like the fact Jonathan Brecht the performance he gives as a creeper again another one out of another good performance as the creeper He does have his manurisms and he makes the creeper creepy went for what he can with what he can But there's no reason for me to be scared now because I'm seeing him up close. He's in the daylight I'm it's just not it didn't have a mood to it. There was nothing there I feel like by adding the creeper and putting him in so much daylight That kind of takes away the the terror that he's supposed to invoke when I watched the first in the second movie still I feel some sort of terror when he finally is on screen because they keep him in the shadows They they show him in the daylight in the first movie, but never to a degree where it's so blatant that you see his face You see his skin you see all these features. There's no they're not there's no mystery here to him Jebus creepers 3 just says oh here's the creeper you guys know him Yeah, we know him, but can you keep that same mystique let him retain his mystique? One redeeming factor the appearance by Gina Phillips at the end of the movie I don't think we're ever gonna get a fourth movie. I really don't they they set up a fourth movie at the end of this I don't think we're ever gonna get it Victor salvage past is plaguing this series I don't know if we're ever gonna see anything from it. I've done updates on this at on that nauseam I I hope we do someday. I hope is by another director different production company different everything I hope someone sees that this there is a profit to be made from this character I hope someone really does someone please wrap the series up in a nice bow so that the fans of it can feel That they got what they wanted and can they can get a real jebus creepers 3 Of course that one will have to be titled jebus creepers 4 But even if the jebus creepers 4 happens many fans are gonna consider that when the real jebus creepers 3 And they're gonna skip the third movie because the narrative of jebus creepers 3 is just so bad Everything that went into is just bad Like I said before the cinematography is one of the redeeming qualities and Two or three good performances And the whatever that score was the score was just The score was okay. I On a scale of one to ten honestly give the movie a four point five out of ten It is just so bad. It's not it's one of those movies where I'm not saying That you can't like this movie But even if you like it, you have to be able to recognize good and bad film making this is an example of bad film making Those are all the reasons why jebus creepers sucks Let me know what you guys think about it down in the comment section below If you enjoyed this video make you subscribe and turn on post notifications so you never miss a video in the description I have links on my social media accounts. I'm on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there to let me know what movies news or reviews you're likely to cover in the future in the comment section Please guys, let me know what else is wrong with jebus creepers three because I can't be the only one that thinks this movie sucks It ultimately does suck and if you don't think it sucks You need to be able to explain to other people why because it seems that the people who say it sucks They have the advantage here because they're taking evidence from the film like I Keep telling people if you have an opinion on the film you need to be able to articulate that So if you think this movie is good Tell us why in the comment section be able to back it up with evidence from the film outside of just saying oh You like this and you like that Though that's all I have to say on the topic of jebus creepers three and why it sucks I Will see you guys for the next video you can mention me on all my social media applications to let me know There's any movie news or reviews. 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DeAndre Jordan, Spencer Dinwiddy, Tori and Prince all out as well. Wilson Chandler opted out, and Nick Claxton injured during the hiatus, could not get surgery, so he will not be part of it down in Orlando as well. That is a big part of the core that will not be participating for Brooklyn, Sarah. Yeah, and I think first and foremost, coming from all of us, we understand what this virus has done to the lives of many people. So we wish them well in health and spirit and their families and make sure that that's the priority right now. And when it comes to basketball, you said it does a big chunk of the core. I mean, to think about the fact that for those players that have started throughout the course of the year, Nicholas Claxton, this could have been an excellent opportunity for him given the lack of depth in the front court. But for Joppawn, I think we're gonna see some of the schemes, the plans, the strategy, the playing style may be altered given what he's looking at with the roster, the personnel that he has, the opportunity to be creative with some of these different players that I think out of necessity, sometimes comes growth. And we're gonna have our eyes on players that we have seen a lot of growth and expect. Yeah.


QuickBooks Desktop 2023. Enter service items. Let's do it within two weeks. QuickBooks Desktop 2023. Support Accounting Instruction by clicking the link below, giving you a free month membership to all of the content on our website, broken out by category, further broken out by course. Each course then organized in a logical, reasonable fashion, making it much more easy to find what you need than can be done on a YouTube page. We also include added resources such as Excel practice problems, PDF files and more like QuickBooks backup files when applicable. So once again, click the link below for a free month membership to our website and all the content on it. Here we are in QuickBooks Desktop. Get great guitar practice file. We set up in a prior presentation going through the setup process we do every time. Maximize on the home page to the gray area. Going to the view dropdown, noting that we have the hide icon bar and open windows list checked off. Open windows open on the left hand side. We're now going to be setting up our service items, those things necessary to make the data input of our sales forms, invoices and sales receipts. As easy as possible so that the financial transactions can be created by them having an impact on the end result balance sheet income statement or profit and loss and the other reports related to it. Now note how sophisticated your items are will depend on the needs of your company, which will depend typically on the industry you are in and how large your company is. So note that you could be in an industry where you have like gig work, you're just getting paid by YouTube or something like that. In which case you might not use the sales forms at all, skip that and just enter the deposits as a deposits possibly using bank feeds recording the other side to income. Now that means that you're going to lose some of the added detail that you get on some subsidiary reports breaking out sales by item, for example. But that might be a worthwhile system if you have a very easy kind of business or industry that you are in like gig work. But you might be in a system where you have a cash register situation where you're imagining someone's entering data into the cash register as you make a sale. And in that case, you're going to need items to help the data input be as easy as possible. You can imagine a situation like a grocery store where you have a checker entering the data, they might not know what the items mean. They might not know the end impact on the financial statements, but they can still do the data input. And we can even do the data input these days with an automatic checkout. But the items and all that has to be set up properly to make that work. And if you're entering an invoice, then that means that you have to basically bill the client that will depend on the industry you're in like a bookkeeper law firm, for example, have to enter the invoice and then track the accounts receivable. If we enter or look at an invoice or sales receipt, we see the items down below the items are the things that we're going to be selecting. So if you imagine someone coming up to the cash register and giving a guitar that they're going to buy, then the item we can find that guitar and that will list out what we're going to charge. So that's how the items are going to work. Now there's inventory items are going to be more complex because they're going to have to track the inventory as we enter the data. Now we're going to be looking at service items, which do not have an inventory component, which will typically be easier. And but you still want to kind of think in detail how you're going to be billing someone. So for example, if you're in a service item like a law firm or like a CPA firm, then you might be saying, okay, the standard billing process.  And that's how you create the invoice. That's one way that you can do it fairly straightforward, easy way, not very sophisticated items that you have to set up that way. But a lot of times the law firms and the CPA firms are using other systems that might be easier to go through the billing process and more transparent to the customers. So for example, for a bookkeeper, you might try to look at using the transaction forms, the transaction detail forms, how many transactions you're making on a monthly basis. And try to bill people by saying, hey, if we enter this many transactions for you, you're within this range, this then is going to be the bill. So you might run a transaction list by date, for example, and count the transactions or export it to Excel and just let Excel account the transactions. And that's a little bit more concrete. And that can actually make the agonizing situation of counting your hours and so on a little bit easier. So you might want to, even if you're in a service area, try to think about what's the structure of your billing process. Is there a way that you can move away from just an hourly billing and try to say, I'm going to bill by what I'm doing. And that could also limit the work. Work just kind of increases over time and you're doing more and more stuff and you're kind of charging in the same amount and whatnot. So that's going to be the work creep or something they call it like that. So in any case, you want to keep those things in mind. Now also note, as we enter these items, we're going to be thinking about the beginning balances that we want to enter into the system. For the items, we have to deal with the inventory items, but we're not going to be entering inventory items of this time. This is kind of the precursor to inventory items, which will have a balance sheet component to it. If we already have inventory on hand, the inventory service items don't have any physical inventory that we need to be tracking. It's just going to be what we're charging for our services in the future. Okay, that said, you might get your items possibly from the prior accounting system. If you have a prior accounting system or you want to then structure what those items will be. And then if you have a prior accounting system, you might be able to export those items, say to an Excel worksheet. So you have a list of those items and then we'll try to enter them into QuickBooks as efficiently as possible. So how can we do that? If we go back into QuickBooks, go to the lists dropdown, we're looking at the item list now. So we have here, these are the sales tax items, which those are also called items because they drive the sales tax calculation. But usually we're thinking in items, the main two things are inventory and service items. Now if I wanted to add a new item, I can go to the items dropdown or rise up because it goes like up and go to new up top. And then I can choose service item or inventory part. So notice service item is a lot less detailed inventory part. I got to enter these sales prices. So we could enter the service items one at a time as we go here, or we could, I'm going to close this out. We could as we enter invoices, I could enter the item as I enter an invoice make a new item just to enter the item on the go as we enter data. Or if we have a bunch of items that were setting up beforehand, which if you're starting a new company file is probably the best way to do it because then you think about the items that you're going to be setting up, then we can enter multiple items. So I'm going to go to the rise up. And I'm going to say that we want to have add edit multiple items, add edit multiple items. Okay, so we're going to do that. And then the the dropdown says do we want service items or inventory parts, we're going to be looking at service items, active service items that what that's what we typically want to see not inactive service items these are the ones that are going to be live ready to go.  So notice it's got item name, sub item sales price income account. Now what I would like to do is customize these headers to match what my data is formatted in. In other words, if I export of these items, for example, from a prior software, I want to tie out my headers with what is in the QuickBooks system so that hopefully I could just copy this data, and then just paste it down here in Excel, or in QuickBooks. So to do that, I'm going to have to, I'm going to have to make sure that I have the the same formatting of sales the same headers up top. So we could go to the customize up top and say all right let's look at this. So on the right hand side we've got the chosen columns so you could so you can see it's in vertical order here, mirroring the horizontal order item name sub item, right item name sub item sales price. And then we have the other available columns on the left hand side. So these are going to be what's required typically we definitely have the have the item name, we might not need a sub item category, the sales price that's what's going to be needed because it's going to be needed to populate. When we make an invoice or sales receipt income account that's going to be the account that will be impacted when we create the invoice and the sales tax code, whether or not it's going to be taxable or not. And then we could have these other items full item name purchase description, we're not purchasing anything that would be more of an inventory part, the cost, there is no cost because it's a service item preferred vendor, we don't have a vendor because we're not purchasing. So these are mainly going for the service item and inactive. Okay, so now let's see if I can mirror this I've got the item name and then the sales description and the purchase description I probably don't need a purchase description, and then the sales price. Okay, so so we've got the item name, and then the sales description so I don't need a sub item so I'm going to put my cursor on this, I can add and remove so I want to remove this one. I'm going to remove. And then I'm going to add the sales description by clicking on this one, and then add, then I'm going to move it up by hitting this item and move it up to the second one. So item name sales description. Okay, and then it's got purchase description which I don't think I need, but I can add it whatever it's not going to hurt. Okay, okay, add the purchase description, move it up. Okay, so then the next one is going to be what's next, where's my Excel sheet. So next we have the sales price and the income account. So now we've got the sales price here, income account. Now I should have the sales tax code, because it's non taxable. So I'm going to I'm going to add one more line to my sheet over here, call it sales tax code. And I'm just going to say non, because none of these are taxable, I think that's the code for it. So I think that'll work. And let's format this with some borders around it. Okay, so now if I go back on over, I say, okay, now I've got the item name, sales description, purchase description, and then sales price. So that looks the same. And it needs to be non tax. Okay, so I should be able to copy this stuff. I'm just going to highlight it now in my Excel worksheet, control C copy, and just drop that in right there, control V, or paste. And I think that looks good. So now notice that my items are kind of generic for this particular company. So I chose like a diagnostic right that seems kind of an unusual thing possibly for our guitar business, we're having a diagnose sounds like a car business or something like that. So these are kind of random items, but bear with me they're they're going to be the sort of service items services not active. So now I get this account right here is not set up. So they've got on the chart of accounts. So if I look at the chart of accounts lists chart of accounts. I look at my income account that I have to assign it to. This is the account that's going to be hit by the service items. When I sell the service items. And notice, we're kind of focusing on selling guitars, which means we're selling inventory. But I also want to look at the service items as well so we can see the distinction between the two. So that's why we made up kind of some service items so we can see the two. So in other words, when I make my invoice or sales receipt, this is going to increase accounts receivable. The other side is going to go to some income account run by the item. So I have to set up my income account. So here in my chart of accounts sales is usually what we use when we're selling to a inventory. So we might want to say service item income or something like that. So let's just make one here. I'm going to hit the drop down or rise up. And I'm going to say a new I need a new account. I'm going to make it an income account. That's important. That's the type of the account. Next, and I'm just going to call it a service revenue service revenue or service income just a generic name. I'm not going to name each service that I do, because if I do this properly, I should have sub accounts that will then further break down by item. So I don't want to have all everything I do broken down into item by item on the income statements. That's a key component because sometimes people fall into that trap. I don't want to break it out by customer or have too many customer accounts on the income statement, right, or any, or too many. I just want the full categories of what I'm selling. And then the sub accounts or the sub ledgers, the other reports will give us more detail. All right, save it. So there we have it. Hopefully I spelled that right. If I didn't, I apologize. And then I'm going to change these to service revenue. And service is not an active account. I know that's why I'm changing it. QuickBooks. That's why I'm trying to fix it. Service revenue. Okay, and then service revenue. Okay, so there we go. So there we have it. So we got diagnostics. $68. It's non taxable, meaning we're not subject to sales tax because in the United States, services usually are not. We'll have to deal with sales tax when we get to the the inventory hourly service one, whatever that is, that's pretty generic. But you know, that's what we're going to do with our practice. And then hourly service to is $100. And then the tuning support. So this is tuning support. We charge a lot to tune your guitar. Let's give you some fancy tuning. You've never seen the way we tune the guitar. It's like some ancient tuning method. Okay, so then we're going to say let's save it and close it. And zero items recorded have been saved. Okay. And so there we now for some reason it gave me an error to add an expense account which I shouldn't need because because these are service items. And so but I chose an expense account I customized and I added the expense account from here on over. So I removed it. I add the expense account. And then I chose the expense account of cost of goods sold. Nothing should be going to cost of goods sold because these are service items. And we're not buying and selling or tracking any inventory. So I'm not sure why it required that but I'm going to say and then say save and changes. Then if I go back on over. Now we've got these items set up. So we've got these. This is in our items list chart of account item list right here. And so now I'm sorry lists items list. Okay, so there's our diagnostic and there's our items now if we wanted if we wanted to adjust any of these I can right click on it and edit the item. And then you can see it on a single item mode where we've got the name the sub item if there were one. And then we've got The cost there is no cost and then the sales price at the 68 Notice that this being checked off this service is used in a simple is or is performed by subcontractor. That's kind of why we've got this description we shouldn't we don't need that for this particular item. So I can uncheck that and then you've got a more simplified field here. So that's probably why they needed the expense field. I'm going to say okay, not sure exactly why. Edit. I'm going to edit this one edit the item. So again I don't really need these. I don't think it'll make a difference, but I'm going to uncheck that right click edit the item uncheck that Just so it's it's simple when we go in there and look at it. And then this one. I'm going to edit that item and uncheck that here. Okay, so then when I record something Tuning I spelled wrong great. That's great. Tuning whatever I'm going to I'm going to just keep it. So bear with me on that if it's spelled wrong. That drives you crazy. I'm sorry. We're going to go back to the home. Now when I enter something into an invoice, Then I now I can just choose the item. So whatever we did, we should be able to choose it again. These are kind of generic items. But but if I did a diagnostic, we should be able to come up and just be able to plug that in for someone that doesn't know anything about the item. The rate should pull up and I can just enter that into the system as quickly as possible. Either entering an invoice, which will then increase the accounts receivable other side go into that service income. No sales tax being taxed on it. Or if I entered a sales receipt, like at a cash register, again, I can choose whatever item would be applicable and be able to charge. No sales tax being applicable because this item doesn't have sales tax applied to it. And then of course, again, if you if you don't need the items and you're waiting for an electronic transfer from like a YouTube or some gig work, Then if you enter like a deposit, you don't have the same item component. But by not using the items, by not using the sales receipt and the invoice, you lose some of the added detailed reports you might otherwise have, Which would be the sales by customer and sales by item reports. So next time we'll we'll do a similar thing with the inventory items, which is a bit more complex because we have to deal with sales tax. And we have to deal with the cost of the of the inventory as well as the sales price. Think about the purchasing side as well as the sales side. Think about entering the bill or the check as well as creating the invoice and the sales receipts, the items being involved in those processes.


Hi, everybody. Joe for Jaspy's casewrakes.com. We did it.  This is one box. Random team break number three. Yeah, some pretty nice exclusive stuff in here in this first off the line. Big thanks, everybody, here. Thanks to the people who bought their spots straight up. Congrats, again, to the people who won their spots in those filler breaks. There's all the teams here. Let's go. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Lucky seven times. One and a six. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time. We got Lucas down to Greg. Seven times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, and a one. Seventh and final time. After seven, we got the Tennessee Titans. Heighten up down to my ratus. All right, Lucas with the Titans. Sean O with the Washington football team. Robert with the Texans. Ryan with the Cowboys. Sean with the Niners. Robert with the Saints. Jose with the Steelers. Robert with the Jags. David with the Ravens. Sean with the Patriots. Michael with the Browns. David with the Carolina Panthers. Robert with the Eagles. Peter with the Bengals. Sean with the Packers. Andrew with the Vikings. Robert with the Bills. Kym with the Lions. Kelly with the Falcons. David, Chargers and Bears. Sean with the Giants. Robert with the Broncos. Juan with the Dolphins. Roy with the Rams. Robert with the Jets. Sean with the Cardinals. Kelly with the Chiefs. Sean with the Seahawks. Michael with the Colts. Matthew with the Bucks. And Greg with the Las Vegas Raiders. So let's get all this on one page. And we're going to pause the video. When we come back, we're going to see if there's any trades in this one box break. Then we will have the break. Stick around. We'll be right back. All right, welcome back, folks. Little bit of trade chatter, but in the end, no deals were done here in this first off the line box, premium edition, 2020 Immaculate Football. Here is the list, hot off the presses. It's official now, now that it's printed. Thanks, everybody. High risk, high reward here, considering there's only six cards in here. We've got a blockchain card on the bottom, maybe a redemption in the middle. All right, the premium patch, rookie autographs platinum. Pretty low number there. Cole Comet, that'll be for David and the Bears. Let's use this blank card to hide some of the hits a little bit. All right, first one out of the gate, 10 out of 19, Tyreek Hill. Gold foil looks pretty cool there. That'll be for Kelly in Kansas City. Look at this. Four out of five, Insignia's Nike Swoosh JK Dobbins. That's David Stigney, who bought a spot in this break straight up. Got randomized the Ravens and gets the out of five Nike Swoosh. Wow, and out of fives and under, of course, get the train whistle. All aboard, the big hit express. Piece of the Swoosh, that's always sick. That's pretty cool. That's pretty awesome, pretty radical, pretty mega. That's aces. We got Jerry Judy, 11 out of 25, Duel Relic. From my rivals, the Broncos, Robert. And oh, we got a Lawrence Taylor. I thought that was gonna be a redemption, it's not. It's a Super Bowl autograph for the New York football giants. That's Sean O with the Giants. Pretty nice, that's pretty cool. Couple more to go. We've got some Eye Black autograph right there, right? The silver ink on the Eye Black. 91 out of 99, three color Pachinotto, Antonio Gandy Golden. Sean O with the Washington football team. And the last one here is Jacob Eason. Pachin autograph, one out of 14 for the Blue Horses. Give this guy a shot, why not? No Carson Wentz for a good chunk of time. Roll this guy out there, see what he can do. You drafted him. See what we got. And that's Michael Graves with the Indianapolis Colts. There you go, ladies and gentlemen. 2020, Immaculate Football, first off the line edition in the books. Thanks for getting in on the action, I appreciate it. I'll see you next time for the next break on jaspyscasebrakes.com, goodnight.


There are various marketing and sales activities going on side by side while we are doing customer development processes. So, we will look into the various marketing and marketing activities as well as the sales activities which are included in the various phases of customer development process. So, we start with the marketing activities. So, here you can see that in the customer discovery tab, there is an initial market description, which are the initial customers and how to find them, then the initial buying behavior analysis that the customers have, their decene making to adopt this particular product or to engage with us is based on different things. Then initial target segmenting, which is our initial segment and what is its size and how many people it can possibly be who we initially have to focus on. Then defining initial customer value, what this product is of importance to those initial customers, what this product is of importance to them, and whether it is of importance to us to properly establish it or how it can be done. So, all these elements are related to marketing and if we can properly install it, then our customer discovery segment will be successfully achieved. Similarly, the second element, the step of customer validation, that involves developing customer value and positioning. Why this application is important? Why would they validate? Why will they be in the process of using the prototypes and be the early adopters? Why they should be? Why the product or the application be important for them? So, the value creation and the value that you have done, keep that value in front of them properly, position it properly. Then developing initial marketing mix, your 4Ps, their fine tuning, keeping in view these early adopters. Then performing creative marketing activities, it's not the regular marketing going on. It is entrepreneurial marketing of a high-tech product, a very radical product. So, what can we adopt for creative marketing procedures that is done in this particular stage? Then experimenting and getting customer feedback. So, what you have done in marketing experiments or what you are trying to do in order to get this product accepted into this particular segment, what are the results of that? Then supporting the sales. So, marketing efforts required to boost the sales, to increase the sales, to support the sales. Then there are certain steps, certain activities through which marketing is supporting customer creation. Building on initial sales, which you have done in the first step. Reference based, how you have to use those references, so that you build on the initial sales, to create additional end users, demand and build a distribution channel. How can customers increase? And what distribution channel should we engage in, so that our potential customers can easily reach our application, our product. Consider how to address pragmatists. Because this segment is not of technology enthusiasts, it is not of early adopters. These are pragmatic people who are based on arguments and logic. So, why should they adopt this technology? Why should they buy this particular application? There are a number of reasons. And the number of reasons that you should present as a good marketer in a way that they are convinced. Set up awareness building. So, the potential market segment in which you have to create your customers. And this is a very big segment of the early majority. So, in that, you create an awareness in that market. Disseminate knowledge to people about how a new application, how a new technology is going to help you. And this technology is very efficient and much better than the previous technology and available. And in the last step, we can see in the company building stage, move towards traditional or planned marketing. As we discussed in the previous slides, your regular marketing strategy is at this stage where your product is accepted, the sales are growing. And to add further segments, you can use your regular marketing strategy for the further application and sale of that technology. Begin differentiation between marketing and sales. Sometimes, entrepreneurs work with some people. They are marketing and selling. And they are not able to differentiate. So, it is necessary that the company has grown. And it is taking a sizable business. Resources have also increased. So, sales teams and marketing teams, sales activity and marketing activities can be understood and applied. Continue asking for feedback. Keep taking feedback on your marketing efforts. Address the majority more and more. And the more customers and users you can reach, your communication efforts, your advertising, your promotional efforts, your campaign, your specific specifics, through which you can understand that your product is different and better. Send your message to people as soon as possible through good advertising.


Because of the political situation, he chose a unique path to spread his knowledge, and that is dua. He used dua to spread his knowledge. And brothers and sisters, if you read dua Abu Hamza Thumali, look at the knowledge in that dua, the knowledge in this dua. When he turns to Allah swt about how we can improve our lives, how can we become better people? Because that's what the imams want us to do, salamullahi alayhim. Now, some people would say, it's difficult. You know, I understand what you're talking about this submission. Yesterday you were saying we should submit, we should believe. I understand, but to implement it is not easy. We say that practice makes perfect. Practice makes perfect. You need three things, or four things. First, the recognition of the need to change and improve. You need to realize, we need to realize that we are not perfect. We have to improve. If we don't realize this, if someone says, I am perfect, alhamdulillah, I don't think I need anything else. That's what we call, or in medical terms, a state of denial. When someone, a patient is a state of denial. He's got high blood sugar level, for example, he says, I'm not wrong, there's nothing wrong with me. Okay, look at your sugar levels, nothing is wrong. Unless you can convince him that there is a problem, he will never take any medication. Or the steps to get something done. So we need to realize we are imperfect. We need to perfect ourselves. That's one, two. We need to make a condition, shard, that I will change. I will change. Make that shard. And there are ways to help us. Attending the Majalis helps us. Sitting down with the mu'mineen helps us. Imam al-Sajjad refers to this. When he talks, he says, He says, Oh Allah, maybe you're depriving me of your mercy because of my actions. I don't come and sit with the ulama. I don't attend the Majalis. I am in the constant state of absent-mindedness. Wake me up, ya Allah. In du'ama Karam al-Akhlaq, he says, When you see me in the state of absent-mindedness. Wake me up, ya Allah. Wake me up. I said in Salat al-Jum'ah the other day. When we're driving on the highway, the minute we see the truck which has the speeding, it records the speed. What do we do? We immediately slam the brakes. Why? Because it makes us realize that if we continue with the speed, we're going to get a ticket. But if a person is absent-minded, is busy thinking about something else, and doesn't pay attention to the truck, what happens? It gets him. Two, three months later in the mail, he'll receive a present. Why do we sin? One of the reasons we sin is because we are absent-minded. Because we don't realize the greatness of Allah. Allah has this camera 24-7, it's watching us. Because we sometimes sit with people who are batali. Batali, you know. Sometimes have you seen some youth get together, or some men even, or women. And what do they talk about? Girls, cars, this, this, this, you know. Ah-ha-ha-ha, oh-ho-ho, you know all this. That's called batal, batal. Read Dua'a Abu Hamza, the month of Ramadan is coming up. Your Ulema used to read Dua'a Abu Hamza in the Qunud of Salatul-Layl, Salatul-Water. You know Salatul-Water? In the Qunud, they would pick up the book, and they would read Dua'a Abu Hamza Thumali. If you can't, that's fine. Read it afterwards. Read Dua'a Abu Hamza. And reflect, especially on the parts when the Imam, Salamullah, tells us what's going to happen to us when we close our eyes.  He says, have mercy on me, Allah, when I am lying there dead, surrounded by my family. Have mercy on me, Allah, when I am being washed by my relatives. Have mercy on me, Allah, as I am being carried by my friends to my grave. And have mercy on me when I am put in my grave. That new house of mine. Help me, Allah. Which means we will know exactly what is going to happen to us as we leave this dunya. We will feel. We'll see the people washing our bodies. We'll talk to them. But can they listen? No, they can't hear us anymore. They can't hear us. In some Ahadith it is said, the ones who wash the bodies of the meyit, if they can actually see and realize what is happening, they would never wash a body of a meyit again. And then what? This is up to the grave. Then what? He goes back in another part of the dua. Once we are inside, what does he say? He says, I cry and why shall I not cry? I cry for the time when my soul leaves my body. I cry when they put me in that grave. I cry for the darkness. And how tight the space of that grave is. I cry for one, Munkar and Nakeer come to question me in the grave. We read in the Talqeen, and I bear witness that death is the right thing to do. And the question of the grave is the right thing. The question of the grave. Munkar and Nakeer will come, they'll question each and every one of us. Ya Phulan, so and so, why did you disobey the Imam? So-and-so, why did you do the gheba, the backbiting of so-and-so? Why weren't you genuine? Why did you have two faces? Why did you lie? Why did you cheat? Why, why, why, why? And then answer, what is the answer? Allahu Akbar. Are we ready? Are we ready? Let us turn to the people, ask them to forgive us. Let us forgive the mu'mineen. And let us pray to the Imam Salaam Allah, to have mercy on us when we are in that grave, when we are being questioned, when we are resurrected all alone with no helper and no supporter. They will be, inshaAllah, our helpers and supporters.