The International Labour Organization is a United Nations agency. United Nations is also known as UN. The goal of the ILO is to advance social and economic justice by setting international labour standards. Now question arises as to what is justice. Justice is giving every man what is due to him as per law. ILO wants to make international standards and it wants to implement and enforce them globally so that justice can be administered to the labourers. ILO is the agency of United Nations or its 187 member states and ILO is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. ILO has my dear students about 40 field offices around the world. The standards upheld by the ILO are broadly intended to ensure accessible, productive and sustainable work worldwide in conditions of freedom, equity, security and dignity. These are very laudable values and the values are freedom, equity, security and dignity. Freedom means the absence of oppression and the absence of undue influence. Equity se murad hai as per the conscience of the society. It means as per the sense of right and wrong. Dignity means that everybody is respectable. Dear students, this very ILO was founded in 1919 under the League of Nations and incorporated into the UN as a specialised agency in 1946. My dear students, you will be delighted to know that the ILO is the first and the oldest specialised agency of UN and its goals is to serve as a uniting force between governments, businesses and workers. The ILO emphasises the need for workers to enjoy conditions of freedom, equity, security and human dignity through their employment. My dear students, the ILO promotes labour standards in Africa, Latin America, the Arab states, Asia and the Pacific and Europe and Central Asia. The organisation provides training on fair employment standards, provides technical cooperation for projects in partner countries, analyses labour statistics and publishes related research and regularly holds events and conferences to examine critical social and labour issues. Dear students, the ILO works for peace among nations, pursuing decent work and justice for workers and providing technical assistance to other developing nations. Hope you have understood the topic. Thank you very much indeed.


For Ravens fans, there are some former Ravens players that whenever you hear that name, it just makes you smile. Ray Lewis is obviously one of them, Ed Reed is obviously another one, and there are plenty more too, but Jacoby Jones, he is certainly on that list. Jacoby Jones gets nothing but love from Baltimore fans, and it's evident every time he shows up to the stadium to make a guest appearance, anytime he's on somebody's podcast he love listening to him. Jacoby Jones, like I said, got nothing but love from Ravens fans, and obviously we all remember his impact that Super Bowl year because it was a huge impact in a positive way. Some people even feel like he should have got Super Bowl MVP. But anyway, Jacoby Jones, he was on Glenn Clark Radio. Shout out to Glenn Clark, by the way. We appreciate you sharing this interview with the world because it was a gem of an interview. I will have the link to the interview down below in the description so you can listen to it for yourself. But remember, Jacoby Jones is not team keep it clean. We love Jacoby Jones, but he is not team keep it clean, so there are going to be times where he's letting some stuff fly. So I just got to forewarn you. But anyway, there was a quote from this interview that had been going crazy on Ravens Twitter. Everybody had been talking about it like, hey, did you see that? You see what Jacoby Jones said about Lamar Jackson and them Ravens offense? Let's read the quote from Glenn Clark Radio. He said, Jacoby Jones on Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. So Jacoby said, if Lamar had me, himself, Jacoby Jones, Anquan and Tori, he wouldn't be running anywhere. So that went crazy. But for me, when it comes to quotes, the best way to really decipher and break down and analyze a quote is not even just to analyze the quote itself, but to analyze everything around it. Context is extremely important. So in order to get the best context, I had to listen to the entire interview and it went by fast. Like I said, it was a really good interview. Glenn Clark is just a fun conversation between Glenn Clark and Jacoby Jones. But that part, that specific part right there, where Jacoby Jones brought that up because Glenn Clark asked him, he had asked Jacoby Jones if he gets a chance to watch Ravens games. And Jacoby Jones talked about how he watches them when he can, but there's a lot of times where he'll be in meetings and stuff. And it was after that that he brought it up, that he brought up that, hey, if Lamar had me, Anquan, Tori, he wouldn't be running around like that. Now, there was some different pieces from this interview that stood out to me when he spoke of Anquan and Tori and himself. See, and this was the part, several parts. There was one part of the interview with Jacoby Jones. He talked about how you had Anquan, Tori himself, Ray Rice and Leech in the backfield. He said, Peter ran routes like a wide receiver. And he said, think about it, who are you going to guard? Then he said, kick it to me, referring to himself as a returner. And he was just highlighting that Ravens had so many special players on offense that made a big difference and made a very huge positive impact. And again, when he said, who are you going to guard? Oh, I appreciated that a lot. I really did, because y'all know how I feel. Been saying it for years, but it's just he highlighted the importance of having just high quality on offense and what it does for the other players on who are you going to guard and what it does to a defense. It makes your offense's life easier. It makes the opposing defense's life harder. And then he also talked about, after he brought up the whole, if Lamar would have had him Anquan and Tori, Glenn, Glenn Clark brought up Justin Jefferson. And he talked about how Justin Jefferson should be in the running for MVP. But he also mentioned that it's infuriating to him. Glenn Clark said this. OK, now, Glenn, I see you, baby. He said it's infuriating to him how people try to devalue wide receivers. I said, oh, Glenn, all right there, buddy. I like it. And he said, we have an ungodly amount of evidence that you're going to be much better when you have wide receivers to throw it to. And Jacoby Jones said, when you have someone where you can just throw it in the air and they're going to go get it. It's different. OK, so we, I mean, we didn't really, for this quote that went crazy, we honestly really didn't need much context, because the quote, I mean, it said everything. But then when we did, when we saw the context, it just backed it up that much more. So that was nice to hear. It was very refreshing to hear, I mean, from a wide receiver himself and somebody who's not just a wide receiver, he was also a return man. So y'all make sure you listen to the interview when you get a chance to. Some other things that he mentioned in the interview, he was talking about the reunion. And Glenn Clark was like, hey, this is the 10 year reunion from the Raven Super Bowl. Jacoby talked about how somebody just grabbed him and he didn't know who it was. And he said it was Ray Lewis. And he said Ray Lewis always just coming out of nowhere sometimes. Now, interesting story that was funny. I appreciate he said during the Chargers game after Ray Rice got his fourth in 29, Jacoby said he asked Ray Lewis when the last time the Ravens won the Super Bowl. And Ray Lewis told him it was 12 years ago. And Jacoby was like, hey, I'm I'm wearing a number 12. So this must mean something. And Ray told him he said that Ray Lewis told him, don't worry about no Pro Bowl, because he ain't going to be playing in that this year. And I was like, well, I guess that ended up being correct. When Jacoby Jones first came to the Ravens, Glenn, Glenn brought up how Jacoby Jones had that rep of not being sure handed. And that was true because remember, I think that's one of the biggest reasons that the Texans let him go because in the playoff game the previous year when the Ravens had played the Texans, Jacoby Jones helped the Ravens when that came, he really did because he was dropping. He he he had dropped a couple of punts. So he was he was fumbling those punts and it was like, oh, man, he was helping the Ravens out. Then I think, well, was it every that sealed the deal with a pick six? Did he get a pick six? Or did he just get a pick in that game? I think he actually got two picks in that I don't remember for sure. But anyway, Jacoby Jones, he helped the Ravens win that game. So he had that rep. But Jacoby Jones said that when he got the Baltimore, he got his own jug machine to work on that. He also said, do you know who my QB was with the Texans? And Glenn Clark respectfully moved on because he said he wasn't trying to trash nobody, which I appreciate it. So good journalism right there by Glenn Clark. Jacoby talked about how Flacco dislocated his fingers twice in practice. So, you know, Flacco with that with that ball, Flacco don't play, man. And he said, Tyrod has some zip, too. So you practice him with Flacco and Tyrod, and they both putting that heat on that ball. Oh, you better wear gloves or something. He also, Glenn, Glenn Clark asked him about when it got a little rough for them in December, that Super Bowl year when the team was struggling a bit. But Jacoby Jones brought up how there were just so many leaders that they had on the team. And he said, when the playoffs hit, that Ray Lewis came out with a Super Bowl trophy just to show them what it looked like, just to give them that extra motivation. And again, it just gave you a nice reminder that.  It's important that you have good leadership because good leadership can literally change everything. Jacoby talked about how they faced luck, Manning, Brady and Kaepernick said their offense and defense, they were flawless. And he said the special teams were special, so you couldn't tell us nothing. So they had that confidence, man. And I remember that. Yeah, I remember saying that they faced the they faced the future of the NFL. Who knew Andrew Luck wouldn't be the future for that much longer, but they faced the future of the NFL and they faced the past, too. And they faced the current as well.  So, yeah, man, that that season was just crazy for what they went through and who they went against. He said that their squad was just so different that year.  Now, that takes some real love right there, man. That really took for somebody for you to be able to have some hard conversations with somebody and then turn around, work together and eat together, break bread together. It's like that. That's a beautiful thing where you can do that. And it takes a special type of person, a special type of friendship to be able to do something like that. Now, you ain't going to be doing that every day because it could be a little toxic if you do that every day. But once in a while, if you got to have them conversations like that, then, yeah. Um, he also talked about how Hobbs taught him to be a player's coach. And he said that his coaching style at Alabama State is actually he said he coaches like Hobbs, um, Jacoby also brought up how you don't have to go to these top five power schools. I mean, he's power five schools and he said that if you show up and you have talent in the scouts, they'll end up finding you. Um, and then he brought up how he said he said sometimes he'll catch his players watching some of his highlights. And so he said, sometimes he'll be telling them like, no, A, we're on kickoff. Just keep it in the end zone. Don't come out of the end zone. We'll get it at the 25 and we'll be straight. But he said his player, they'd be coming out of the end zone. And he said they've learned it from him. A lot of them learned it from him because they watch what he did. And he can't even really get mad at him for that. So it was a really nice interview. There's a lot more in there. So make sure, again, you listen to it for yourself. The link to it will be in the description. Shout out to Jacoby Jones and also shout out to Glenn Clark radio for putting everybody on to, and not even putting everybody on to Jacoby Jones, but allowing us to hear this interview. It's always nice to sort of get a background to what was going on. That the last time the Ravens won a Super Bowl, it's always nice to hear these these backstories and whatnot, especially from somebody as impactful on that run and on that team as Jacoby Jones was. So team keep it clean. I love you all. I appreciate y'all and we out.


Pakistan threatens India with nuclear weapons. Diplomatic tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad have hit another law, as Pakistani imputes threatened India with a nuclear weapon last week. At a news conference on Saturday, the leader of Pakistan People's Party, Shazia Maheri, warned India of a conscious nuclear capabilities. India should not forget that Pakistan has an atom bomb. Our nuclear status is not meant to remain silent. We will not back down if need arises, the officials said. Maheri's threat against India follows days of diplomatic-sable rattling between the two countries. New Delhi on Friday criticized Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilal Albuta Sardari for his comments on Prime Minister Modi, describing the minister's speech as another law for Pakistan. In his speech on Thursday, Minister Butto called Prime Minister Modi a butcher of Gujarat. Osama bin Laden is dead, but the butcher of Gujarat lives, and he is the Prime Minister of India. Minister Butto said, Gujarat is a reference to the killing of around 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, in India's Gujarat province back in 2002. Butto's comments come after Indian Foreign Minister Jay Shankar accused Pakistan of being the epicenter of terrorism.


I asked my writers, Amber, Jenny and Allie, what I can do to help, and they said you can start by shutting up. That's right. Okay. We did. Okay. We are devastated and disappointed in our country right now. We're joke writers, but we didn't want to come out here tonight and tell jokes or do goofy bits that didn't feel right. We could talk to an expert on reproductive rights or we could burn it all to the ground. But we're not gonna do that.  And remember, she said this is all too serious to make jokes, so she meant what she said. Meanwhile, as usual, they see it as somehow different when they do the very things they constantly accuse us of doing. So not only are they threatening violence, but they're actively spreading disinformation. These people are in New York, where abortion is legal almost without restriction. And these abortion rights will always exist in New York because that's the only thing the Scotish ruling did. Leave it up to the states to decide. Let me know in the comments. Will these people pay any price for their open threats of violence?


Welcome to All Hands Update, here's what's happening around your Navy today. The guided missile destroyer USS Barry is heading to its new home port of Yukosuka, Japan to join the forward deployed naval forces of the US 7th Fleet. The ship is leaving its former home port in Norfolk of more than 20 years to replace USS Lassen, which has been in Yukosuka for nearly 10 years. Lassen is currently conducting its final patrol in the western Pacific before heading to its new home port of Mayport, Florida. The last S-3B Viking in US Navy service took off one last time from the runway at Naval Base Ventura County, Point Magoo in California. The Viking was originally introduced in 1974 as a replacement for the S-2 tracker and has performed various roles such as anti-submarine warfare, organic tanking, electronic intelligence and carrier onboard delivery. You can read more about what's happening around your Navy at Navy.mil.


Catch up and get ahead with the edge for the week of September 21st. In September 1995, San Antonio was reeling over news that the Base Realignment and Closure Commission decided to shutter Cali Air Force Base. That eliminated more than 12,000 good jobs that were the bedrock of the city's skilled middle class workers. Twenty years later, that former base is known as Port San Antonio, where now more than 80 firms employ more than 12,000 people in aerospace, defense, manufacturing and logistics. The average wage for an aerospace worker in San Antonio is $79,000 a year, according to the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation. During his State of the Port 2015 address, President and CEO Roland Mauer promised to add another 5,000 jobs by 2020, increasing the Port's regional economic impact beyond today's $4.4 billion. Over the past century, this has been a platform where innovation, hard work and persistence have given birth to industries that have grown here. The State of the Cloud and getting the federal government to move on to the cloud was the topic of a special field briefing of the Congressional Subcommittee on Information Technology held at the University of Texas at San Antonio. The subcommittee is chaired by Congressman William Hurd, who represents Texas's 23rd congressional district that reaches from San Antonio to El Paso. The testimony came from Rackspace, Amazon, the Department of Homeland Security, VMware and UTSA. We chose to hold this briefing here in San Antonio because the city is on the cutting edge of cloud computing and technology innovation as a whole. There is an incredible amount of forward thinking taking place here. On Friday, September 25th, we will webcast for the fifth year, the Congress on Children, presented by Voices for Children of San Antonio. The keynote speaker this year will talk about the effects nurturing environments have on human well-being. It's free for you to watch live or later, thanks to underwriting from Methodist Healthcare Ministries. Seclovia is returning on September 27th, and the YMCA in the city of San Antonio will close the streets to traffic allowing an expected 50,000 to 65,000 people to play in the streets for more than three miles of Broadway, from Lyonsfield to Alamo Plaza. And this time, there's a nap for that. With just a click or a swipe, you can get the map, a schedule, notifications, or take a safety pledge and maybe win a bike helmet. Go to NowCastSA.com where you can. Replay the video on the State of the Cloud. Learn about the State of Port San Antonio. Find out about the Seclovia app. Watch the webcast of the Congress on Children. Thanks for watching The Edge.


Maen nhw'n ychydig mynd arlawydd, 3 cyflwyno gyda hwn dydli, camwch, cwlinaroddau a walterstryf, a wedyn rhaid ei dweud, ydyth i David Moys. Mae 11 gyrs yn amser, ddigon nhw'n ddim yn ynnod. Wrath yna ddigon nhw'n ddigon nhw'n dwych, yna ddwy yn rhai. Yna ddigon nhw er mwynrhyw Metws. Yna ddigon nhw. yn oedd. Mae'n gwybod i'n gwybod i'n 2002-2007. Mae 2007, lot yn lot o'r ins i'r llawer ar y club. Nawr, oeddwn i'n gwybod, gath i'r gael yn gwybod i'r ddwr, yn ymgyrchol i'r gael, i'r gael yn gwybod i'r ddwr, ond mae Bloncriss yn gwybod i'r ddwr straight away. The likes of Jokes of Y Obo, Lee Wei Fang, Lee Wei Fang, Lee Tai, Richard Wright, all coming in in his first summer, Lee Tai, Lee Tai, Bramach Bradd, Ybrych Ima Saed, loads and then obviously the following year Nigel Martin, James McFadden, Kevin Kilban, Franny Jeffers all standing there, all standing there. The last hour of deadline day was like Christmas day it was. Never known the likes of it. There was just again a time when obviously loads and loads of taking over at the club. Loads of young players went out the door I remember as well because we were coming off the back of the youth team success with Wayne Mooney in it around that time as well and going into that and coming out of that as well. Loads and loads of youth players released no one really progressing at that time. It was just mass taking over. Still mass taking over. It was being an unsettled time obviously having just done the Walter Smith stuff. Walter wasn't really a fan. Didn't seem to be a fan of young players. No one got ball off the door. Jeffers went, Dumb went. They were three bar big. You know, hopes for doing well and he'd got them off the door. There was just a stilness really about the club and you know, the way things had gone on you know, when Bill Kennedy took over it he was saying he's just going to try and stay the shape and then get rid of it in a few years and everything was kind of in flux but it was mad because it wasn't 80s since we'd won a cup so people were kind of like we just need to do this and this and we'll be alright.  Little did we know. But you know, obviously Walter went out the door and I remember we played Preston in the FA Cup in January and I was sat in the family enclosure. Actually a bar eight feet away from the dugout and I was watching. This man had a bar in many ways and I was watching and he had his cap on and he didn't stop and Preston played unbelievable football, played us off the park. I think we got two penalties and one was a free kick and one was a penalty. We beat them 2-0 and they to be fair, they probably deserved to win, they were brilliant and I was looking at his energy and I thought he's exactly who we need so I was made up, absolutely made up when we went and got him. You know, when he went on to be a very good manager for us, maybe not as attacking as we like that time but then other times he had some great evidence sides but it was great when he came in he obviously coined the phrase the people's club and all of that but he was, the way we're talking now, we need the managers to try and unite everybody, he came in and he did that with his first press conference. He was like, do this and have it and they're a big club and the fans on the street and blah, blah, blah, blah, he went into training the next day and give them all a ballach and basically because there's too many people in the treatment room. You know when everything builds up to that first game and we be full because we were dead and buried that we just talked on the last video about the Middlesbury game and the FA Cup. We were dreadful, we would be FA Cup after half an hour, we were losing games, we were in real trouble, you know we'd lost our own and I was thinking we're going down here, we're going down and you know he came in and we ended up on 43 points. That sees me finished 15th, you know we'd be full and be dead and things moved on and I don't know if he's all going to go through his first team. Well the first team, first team, Simonton and Gold, Tony Hibber playing right back, David Weir and Stubbs, Paestoni at left back, Carsley, Graverson who was sent off after 20 minutes, Scott Gemmell, Dave Runsworth, Wydinski who went off at half time and Duncan Ferguson. Actually completed a game of football. But that shows you the, I suppose if you look at the players in that team, a lot of senior players, so we weren't short on experience let's just say but we were short on maybe just a good mix of young and inexperienced and also players who just needed a bit of drive in them. I felt undervolted, he'd lost his enthusiasm and that just dripped down to the team and the team just looked short on energy, any new ideas, everything was stale, everything was totally stale and I think the thing about Moise did, I mean that day, I don't know whether he can remember but that day the atmosphere was unbelievable when he came out, he was electric and we scored after obviously 100 scored after 27 seconds or whatever it was and it just, the roof came off you know and he energised us straight away. You know what it was again like you say, you talk about now, you talk about like going the game and there being like an apathy and people just sitting there almost just like bored like they are, they just have it or you know whatever, he energised us and there are similarities with now.  Rwy'n ei fydd gan hyn. Rwy'n ei chilydd i'ch chi ddaeth. Rwy'n ei fydd o'r bwysig i'r dawnbydd i. Rwy'n ei fydd o'r bwysig i'ch cydwun, fel y cysylltio'i gweld o'r cynfridd OM. Rwy'n ei fydd o'r bwysig i'ch cysylltio'r bwysig, ond yw'n ei ddigonio i gyd. Mae oedd yn eu bod yn syl â'n gwirio i ni. Mae ni'n gobyn i'n gobl nhw. Ond nid ydy'r gweithio eichwaith, o'ch fi ddaeth i'w y ddiwedd. Rydyn ni'n gallu ei ddweud, i chi'n griffbryd o'r ddweud. Mae'r calw, oherwydd mae'n meddwl ei gweithio. Roedd hynny'n gwirio'n gwirion, oherwydd mae'n gwirion ddiogel sefydlu'n meddwl. Felly wedi cael sefydlu'r F痛r. Rwy'n meddwl~] ar gyfer Babyd fy nesaf i ddechrau. Felly dw i'r lle fwy oes iawn a wnaeth i ni s axes i flwy i fy na fywyd, ac fe wnaeth i chi yn ffordd rai. Rydw i mewn bwysig a ddi pwysig ar ddigonwyr i'r Newcastle arோch y Gwydd Thradddy, ac fydda yna maes i chi'n fywyd yn rhan. Mogadau'r ffyn dich diddorol eich rhan, ac mae'n gweithio i fynd yn cael eu ffans, yn y gods, a we all just give them loads, you know, like proper, cheer them off the pitch because you could tear on them. Newcastle were a better team, but on the day for a large part of it, we matched them and it was only their quality at the end that took them past us, but everyone had put a shift in them and the fans were like, you've done that, you've put a shift in and that's fine.  Yeah, fiction, we've got a chance off, Freddie Bowbridge, but you know, we beat them 3-1 and that was two home games, first two home games, we've had to play with Tema and we hung on in both of them and I think that gave everybody that belief, you know what, and I went down to Sheldanton when we basically, that was secured as a vital, Steve Watson school, we knew he was on the bench for the first time, and Steve Watson school, a five on Saturday night, Sheldanton, great. And you know, when it was job done and that was not what I was saying before, you know, we ended up 15th, 43 points, Ipswich with the bottom of 36, so at one stage we were gone, there was nine games to go, we were gone basically because we couldn't do anything and he came in and we ended up 7 points clear of it, and that was losing the last two games, because you know, with the last three games I think we had less than at home, 2-2, we were getting the 2-0, 2-2, we lost at home to Blackburn and got the 4-3, one at Sheldanton, less than the one at Sheldanton, I was at the Arsenal game, got the 4-3 and again it was like, they won the league that day, got the trophy that day, but it was like the fans, you know, I drove to London that day, I drove to Highbury that day, because I wanted to, you wanted to go to the game, you wanted to go to these games, it's over in a dive to London, with my missus, but you wanted to be at these games, you wanted to go and it was that energy that he brought and you know, it was the way he talked as well, it wasn't, it was about Everton being on the open and wanting to go after players and all like, he wasn't, he never, at that stage he wasn't like, there's no money, you know, we're going to be stuck here, it was like, there's not a lot of money, but you know what, we're going to be clever on what we do, we're going to go out there and find players and you know, face somebody, get jokes of Yobo and there was a lot of teams after Yobo and he went out there and got him on loan and convinced him to come and it was that, it was that sort of, you know, going out and get Richard Wright and he was like, Dinglin number one and I was like, it didn't work out, but just having sort of like the balls to go and do that, go and come and play for me, you'll love it, you know, you'll play, would you like to be on the bench, he hasn't worked out for you but come to me and it was those kind of things that I think got fans excited and I remember going to one of those like open training sessions, but it wasn't really opening and you needed an invite to go to Bellefield, watching them training and afterwards coming up and everyone was happy and all the players seemed happy and happy to get involved with the fans and again that was something that he imagined came from him and you know, we need to associate with the fans, we need to get, we need to show the fans what's going on, what's going on and just those things for me that, that just sort of opened them up to everyone as well as on the same page as us. He was on, he was working class and all that wasn't he and the way he spoke, he knew what he was saying, he got everyone's energy, I was like, you see how we got ready for the next season, you know, we kicked the season off really and he started against Spurs and he was in energy about the place that I haven't been in, okay, lifted right, fumbled, less fed and there was a shot in the second half and we ended up throwing two each, but that season, we had a great season, you know, we'd considered it in the year before, we would struggle, we turned the next season, playing attack on football, we were playing three, four strikers in some games and we had a real go go with it. Well it was the buzz as well. Everything was just on the up, it was the buzz as well wasn't it of having, having Rooney, having, because another thing that had come out of that season beforehand, towards the end was the, was the youth cup run, everyone was starting to know where Rooney was, he was just bowling under the surface and it wasn't like, oh we've got this kid in the, in the youth team, he looks handy, it was like everybody knew, everybody knew that this lab was, was about to step it, risk it all, step it up, explode and it was having that, it was that, knowing you had that under the surface, ready to, ready to, to come out and that, that had that extra bit of excitement as well and it was, it was like getting, it was like buying an absolute top-class player, but under the aftermath, your club was just waiting, waiting for it to happen and that just heightened, again the heightened, the excitement going into that next season and as you said them, it was a, it was a really good season, we, we were, we were attacking, we'd never let anyone off the hook, you know, we went into, we went into games and okay maybe a first half would be a bit flat and there was games when we were behind it and the first half would second out and you knew to be a reaction and we'd go and camp in other teams, the other teams half, the whole of the second half and just, you could, it just built and built and built in games that you knew something was going to happen and a lot of them, it did and we scored you know loads of late, late goals as well, just those things, just it made going to match really exciting without sort of, without worrying about when are we going to win something or you know we, we've been at that stage, we were at the stage of fucking hell we've been bored for the last four years or last three years, about four years, yeah, we need, we just want to be entertained again, it's very similar to what it's like now, building something or other, it felt like he was building something, that was the thing, whether we got the, well we didn't get there but he was building something and just looking at like the league table for that season, we finished seventh in his first season, you know Liverpool finished in fifth place on 64 points, we had 59 points, you know and Chelsea were fourth on 67, so we were only, you know, what nine, was that eight behind Chelsea, made me, eight points behind Chelsea, won 11 home games, Chelsea won 12, Liverpool won nine, so we'd had a better home record on Liverpool and you know won less than Chelsea, away from home, we won six away games and lost 10, but just that season straight off, you know, we were, we were seventh on 59, Sheldan summer eighth on 52 and Man City on 1951, and that was, that was the, that season you were like, you know what, we've had a really good season, we play good attack on football if we can get stuff sorted in the summer and that to it, you know, who knows what, you know Blackburn finished sixth, the point above us on 60 points, so it was like we're ready to to get into this top six and start going after the other teams if we can get the right kind of players, but he just didn't have, he didn't have the money.  Letaille done well. No, no, no, but he was brought in, he was brought in off the back of the Cagian sponsorship deal and he was a decent player and then he brought in, as we mentioned, he brought in Nigel Martin, he brought in Pembridge, he brought in McFadden, he brought in Kilban, Buffani Jeffersbach and even though they're not, they're not amazing players, they added to the squad and they were all sorts of professionals in the mould that he wanted them in. I mean, Martin was an was an inspired side and it was obviously six or seven years too late really but into, well, he was, he was still, he was still brilliant that we didn't get, could have had those seven years. Cobam was industrial, you know, McFadden was this young up-and-coming player, you know, and we were, you know, we've got England's best next player, we've got Scotland's next best player, Jeffers didn't quite work out, you know, but you know, it was worth sort of taking the chance and we were just, we were just building, we were just building that squad and I say, that's the, that next season didn't really work and it was a real poor season but that was a, that was a, probably just an eye-opener to him, just to, you know, it can go backwards just as quickly. Levels, what have you done? When he started, when he became a bigger problem than, not him but what's around him and how big he was, became a problem for David Moyes because of things like sponsorship and stuff, I remember him going to Spain to shoot a pep, she had faith and coming back and we played Bolton my way, I went to Bolton, we got B2 and he dragged me off after, I don't know why, because he'd literally not been in the game. And there was stuff like England, stuff where you were supposed to go to South Africa at the end of the season and Moyes didn't want him to go and he said he'd had an injury and then there was like different storage coming out of the camps and all those things wasn't it, there was probably some of those senior players who started agitating because maybe they'd been left out of the team or whatever and it all just, it was a test for them I think, especially as well because I think what you forget, a lot of people probably don't even remember these seasons but that season, did we lose the last five games, something like that, culminating and getting beat by Man City, 5-0? 5-1 last game of the season? What was mad was we were, I'm sure we were something like 11th when we went on that run on 12th, we were just mid table and we went on the run, didn't get John Steadscore, we got beat at home by Blackburn and things like that, he basically turned their hands in and we threw the last five games he lost and we ended up finishing fourth bottom because Man City would be like we beat us 5-1 last game and above us so we finished 17th on 39 points and left the bottom on 33 so we were safe with five games to go but we just got beat every game, we lost every game, we won eight home games that season which is not very good and won away again and that was the crux of it there, we finished 17th and he was he was livid wasn't he and obviously that summer we shall win Rooney, Rooney went off to the Euros yeah I think that summer that was the, I think that was maybe wasn't the lowest point because I think the beginning of what 2000, 2005, 2006 no 2008, 2009 that was probably the lowest because of the signing, well not maybe a bit after but in terms of signings and who we brought in and what we were hoping for it was just like fucking bad but but in this one it was like well Rooney was going like it was building up to Rooney going although you know when he was playing for England you had no no expectation of that um and then you know it was all the who are over Rooney going there wasn't much money about, we signed Marcus Bent for like £450,000 people were like what why we signed, we were late with Bent and everyone was hoping it was Darren Bent, yeah we sold the Dinsky um who when we finished 7th was was amazing for us I mean the goals he got but then he was like oh you know he fell out so yeah fell out, fell out with Moise and then we got I mean really there wasn't there wasn't any there was only like there was only a couple of signings in that summit um the Lord of Outs on the way went um Toby Slindor off went Eddie Bosner's Australian visa, a student visa was up Rudinsky went to Fulham because they're a bigger club I was that way come for you um Scott Gemell had gone Paul Gerard, Steve Simonson, um loads of kids, Nicola Sander Sandson had already gone back to Sweden he was again just loads but but one player came in who you know was massive for us um and this is the debate we're supposed to be talking about our our best signings under so Tim Kayle is your who's your now we got we got lucky with Tim Kayle didn't we we got very very lucky we did he was on his way to Crystal Palace he just had a brilliant run brilliant FA Cup run with Mill Wall they got they got to the FA Cup final got people on your right to 3-0 um Scott and the semi didn't you all doing in the same um against chef United extra time at Old Trafford I remember he was going to Crystal Palace £1.5 million and for some reason agent payment I think it was was it yeah something like that yeah and it's held it up and mwys convinced Bill Cairnwright it's a folk out of money which when you think about it absolute buttons unbelievable absolute buttons unbelievable player just not ability because he when he faced come never watching i'm thinking because he's playing remember i'm playing against sense of mid i think it was against space earlier and he was just watching i'm thinking what does he he was like energetic but he wasn't very good on the ball yeah and you're like ah how's he gonna you know he's gonna have to get better than this if he's gonna really you know do it here at this level but he just went he was bound the position forum played that position at United didn't he played off the striker it mind you he drew 0-0 and he just after that he was just fantastic he was the big player score in the big games give you absolutely everything was a nuisance was nasty but then get people warmed up and involved with him so it's free other people and he just give everything forever and he had that thing with the fans he had that relationship with the supporters where he was like watching one of us playing that's what i felt like when you watched them he was like an everton fan playing um and it was because of his upbringing and brother's book his book brilliant and talking about how hard he had to work to to get where he was and the desire and everything else he'd seen her every time he pulled the shirt on and for me easily mwysers best sign for the outline and for what we got back off him produced it year after year for many years and he was key really for everything we don't mind me needed a goal he'd come up with one you know and he also cracked along so which was great in the derby and you know things that he was he was like when he came in we'd signed him but he was playing in the olympics for Australia so he didn't come in straight away so he said it was that like waiting for it and obviously that effort running scoring goals for millwall it's sort of um that had put him in the shop window i suppose and you know just kale scoring again i think it's like it's like you hear names now in the championships i suppose sesion's been the one this year not you not that many people have actually sat down and watching but you just hear his name all the time and it was like that then it was okay kale kale scored again kale scored again you it's like it wakes into your head eventually like we just had to keep some scoring goals and as you say um he just had a knach didn't he just had a knach and obviously did he play in old trafford did he play in the nil nil yeah did he that's in the four five on well it's fair i mean he played against he played um he played a main road in me against man city uh scored the winner that's it was it that was still it was it that uh yeah yeah it was uh scores the winner gets sense off of the celebration and then you're like well we haven't got him again though it was like it was like but then every game he'd like um portmouth post not away one day you know that one day and it was just like that it was like that it was like that all season it was just every game or you know every other game just pop open and that position you know we we we didn't we didn't we didn't have sort of the players um we'd and i think one of the strengths of mwys or i wouldn't it was a strength but because of the lack of players in his squad he liked working with a smaller squad yeah and that just put the treaters down for him he had carsly sitting in front of the back four he had a midfield with graverson and sent him a field pulling the strings then he had kale in front of in front of them and then he had the centre forward he was Marcus Bent who would just do all the running round for him you know we do we got battered opening game in the season against Arsenal they made to crystal palace uh you know got got the penalty the goal he makes a mistake as well and it never really stopped on them did it it just kept on going and going and going um obviously beat it home by space didn't we wonder as well and then we didn't lose again until yeah i think he spanked us a Christmas space yeah again spanked us five two a Christmas but was that like yeah like in between Christmas and you know that we lost to them in Charlton but we had 40 points of Christmas that year it was just bizarre yeah because we just went on that run we were just like he said we just got on and running we you know we won six away games 12 home games you know and we had just got on a really good run and like you say kale had popped up we had a few penalties and that first half and we won one nil a beaming and we had a penalty from graverson and we had them six games on the run where we won one nil or whatever it was two one mostly one nil we had a two one in there with me against Bolton I think or something like that and then we went up to Newcastle and we were winning up in Newcastle five minutes left and the share of all stopped and we'd had a man since we'd had Yobol since I've gone on as well and Campbell had scored and you know we were you thinking if we'd have held on there he knows what would have happened because we were there he were on that kind of run but just the players gave everything and it was a mad one that one because obviously Rooney had gone and Keil had come in Kenright was having a fight with Greg over and the club was in turmoil I was there at the time and you know we weren't getting paid and all that and then Rooney went and freed up so the club was in real flux so that season kind of started and everyone was like yeah it's gonna be a bit shit this we've just finished 17th we've just lost way in Rooney and yet we very quickly Moise created that winning one again and started winning and then we would be coming harder to beat and we had a new way of playing that was what was what was the thing with Moise this first season when we finished 7th we were really attacking 4-4-2-4-2-4 sometimes but then he'd altered it with Keil and it went 4-5-1 and he became very solid and it was almost as if he was like to win Premier League matches you've got to be tight at the back but that I think that lesson the season of finishing you know the way we did it was a lesson to and also it was a lesson that it you know it was it was it was about getting a formation that suited the plays you had and that's all and at the time he couldn't plan he couldn't plan about who he signed or what he you know what I mean it was all about the players he could get and then he had to work with the way we could keep all your members and he just said to Bill Kinnay didn't he just don't sell me best players if he can't give me money to buy just make sure you don't sell the best players like and that was how he worked and you know when he was he done a fantastic job I mean we finished 4th on 61 points with a minus goal difference but that was due to the being pissed at us but also the second half of the season we've run out of steam because well we did we won't think we won five games we've run out of steam because we were we were just because the squad was so small it was so small and and also I mean I remember you know coming up to grab a summer's out of contact the end of that season and the room has started to come in and grab a summer's brilliant that first half of that season because he just dictated the play he just everything went through everything the game was simplified he had cards leave behind him he had kale in front of him the game simplified and he just moved the ball around so well he kept it it was like he was like a drummer in a band he kept the tempo of the team going all the time it would just go through him all the time and do anything amazing just everything just went through him and he kept the tempo going and that's how you we'd we'd be teams because we were just energy energy but that kind of all come from gavison I remember coming up and obviously realm of dead the room was like gavison realm of dead and that was a big loss but but not but I remember nobody nobody rarely had an issue because it was like it's realm of dead you know what can you do um and then our tether comes in on loan um almost time barry fhaggison even to black band no for me listen there's it's a talk between these two players our tether for me because you got kale it was a talk but it was a real talk so between these two players because the likes still can still can steal they really are they complemented each other massively um and that's probably why they're still big friends and they were and that was another thing they were mates and if our tether came in and it was one of those people you know you'd vaguely heard of and people remember my ranges being a PSG he'd gone back to associate dad and he came in and he played it played off the right and think that was mwys as well as saying you know let's see if you can physically cope with it and he came in and straight away he had something about him and you know you remember the kiss the palace game beat the four nil when james vone come off the bench and it become the youngest ever Premier League gold scorer um drink again for me for our tether was billar away we beat them three one yeah and we never really one of the we had one of filler for ages and we went down there and because he scored yeah he was in kale and uh our tether was absolutely brilliant absolutely brilliant he ran the game yeah and that was the he kind of that from that day on i think everyone just looked to him to to be the key of the works for us and getting the way graffisson did and you like the palace game at home that was his first goal for us wasn't it the free kick yeah and over the wall at the park end and that set us on our way but suddenly we had something we had something a little bit different we had you know graffisson as we say was he was as i say he was a he was like the drum player he just kicked it but our tether was i don't know he was the he was the guitarist doing solos wasn't he he had ability to open up teams yeah you know he was he was class he was real real class on the football pitch and he would open teams up and the likes of kale would exploit that um you know we really would he he'd he'd exploit that i mean we brought in um we brought in btn as well which was an odd sign and because it didn't really complement the way we played you know i think he just i think we tried to get him in the august yeah um right at the very end and they wouldn't let him go um and then obviously the january came around and we went and got him but i think i think david mwys just wanted the goal scorer yeah and btm's bt did score goals he got used to get 18 goals a season or something in the family league you know he'd done well for a few years for southampton so um i think david mwys wanted him he wanted to come here i think mwys door will put him in our team and he'll be double cost markers bent wasn't the goal scorer i think no five goals in the season but he was he was a great foil for the for the team bent um but bt come in and he probably should have known from the very first game and he blazed that chance over against primus he's not going to be perfect but i thought bt don't know right for us he just he wasn't the the team needed to be it needs to be built build crosses and things like that and it wasn't it wasn't it didn't work like that and as i say the template was there for the team and mwys almost ripped her up halfway through the season to get bt into the team um and it never it never quite worked because ultimately because of kail because of yeah yeah because because you knew you could rely on kail and and everyone maybe the team looked to kail more than they looked to to bt because in those first few months did seen what we had we had with kail and it never quite worked but um but that you know i set out just you know going back to me was just he was magnificent and and once we got you know once we got him playing and once we got him established in the team he never looked back and as i said though they complemented them they complemented each other so well kail and ar teta and they were players you could rely on most games nearly every game you could rely on you could rely on kail obviously but you could rely on ar teta and ar teta became the player that when he wasn't playing when you seen the team see if he wasn't fit you were like oh you know i think that well both of them a kail but they were the two where you'd go where there's others you know we had we had some we had some decent players you know like oh see he was doing well and things like that so you'd have players who'd get you the goal but you would you'd see this day they weren't fit you were like oh you know because you felt as though the team had lost something big when the team would have to work harder to to and it wouldn't be as entertaining and it wouldn't know you'd lost that craft and stuff but after that we you know i said we we we'd we'd brought in Richard Wright and then obviously we got we got fourth place just um then that summer was a bit of a was a bit of a stupid summer wasn't it because we qualified for the champions league qualifying rounds and it was a case of like I said to then come in permanently again it was one of those wasn't it trying to get him in permanently really well and he was like oh someone's so coming in for him and they're offering more money and yeah it was the normal room wasn't it it was like uh luckily we got him and we got him for the price that we we basically agreed which was good for like two million quid um a lot of this most some of the more senior players um went out the door, Stubbs, Steve Watten, Paestoni, but he came back um we signed Simon Davies, we signed Peir Coldrup, incredible players um Phil Neville came in which you know what for some people they might they might take he was the best signing just because of what Neville was good just because of what he brought the professionals and we brought he was practically like the captain straight away he was a real real leader on the pitch just in the end he just the last season was just too long but he was a good sign for us no question. Matthew Ferrari came in who I thought was good but it Moise just never trusted him um Valente came in who I thought was boss after initial problems he just become this horrible left back that like we just go out of the boot yeah he was but I loved the new you know I just thought he was great once he settled into the Premier League he was on his day against Wigan he was he was yawking but once he got the pace of the Premier League idols he was a really decent left back not brilliant by any set in the imagination but just just decent had something about him didn't you like him yeah he was all right he was a good footballer the first thing then he was fat he wasn't quick enough no no not bad by a mile but yeah he was a nice footballer Andy van der Maeder came in it was mad again loads it loads and loads of kids loads of kids um yeah and we obviously that season was a bit of a disaster going off the Champions League quite early um out the way for cups out the way for cups straight away um lost six to the first seven yeah one balton living in the second game or the third game Marcus Benchgood after three minutes or something and that was it but I think I think that season I think again it was like one of those seasons where Moise looked at what he what he'd brought in and gone I've done this wrong I've brought in players that actually don't suit us going after like pay colder up I've not I've not really scouted him properly I don't know anything about him you know going after you know going after like van der Maeder people agents were probably pushing these players on to us going you're playing the European football you need better players is him oh yeah he looks all right we've got a little bit of extra money in the bank because of the run and everything well he wanted to like secure the teeny want to call up you the teeny want to stop parker we had for selling the building obviously medical medical and stuff so there was plays he wanted good good level players you know parker was greedy it's the only reason he didn't say five minutes before signing for Newcastle there's items on the phone so any of you matter what these are giving me want to come to heaven Moise told me to go and that was how it went you know when you do well I made it so I liked that but we settled for it probably a level be just below a couple of those players yeah and that was the way it ended up and then the following like the following year we went out and bought um well we got Tim Howard on loan yeah Johnian Lescott um and Andy Johnson which again we're back to the more less pressure more time to scout more time to look at players Andy Johnson actually was the striker really that fitted the system really well we got those players in in um me yeah I was in Florida yeah me we had to with them done well I was there and it was the very the the rolling every one of them was in Howard was done the day after I think he'd done some was done they were all three were done basically with you know before preseason which was the ideal way to do it and I think they were better than them and you know you're ready to go with me John's scored on his debut it was rough maybe a bit of flexing but he suited the team didn't he um Lescott was again someone who was like the best the best um championship player or whatever division one player the time they went out he was talking about his knees never a problem but you should obviously watch them or add them watch most games Johnson was the same he worked in the system brilliantly and again it was about I mean if you look at it it's like 203 every summer and it's it's about getting players that were better than what you've got and fit your system. Tim Howard came in you know on loan from Man United again someone else's reject but with suitors because obviously Nigel Ma' now I'll talk about Nigel Ma' at a minute but again just just a couple where do we need them we need a centre forward who who who run or died for you but also knows where the goal is suited the team a centre back because you know you've got the likes of a stub somewhere we're finished by then um it was just about adding and because we didn't have too much money it was it just like it was like it suited us you know when it was quality over quantity and even though we were all we always wanted one more it just suited us and I suppose that sort of shows the levels doesn't it instead of like you know we of course we needed a bigger squad because the when we did any of these players without the quality wasn't there but and we did we always needed maybe one more but we just didn't have enough for one more and that's sometimes told but but when you're focused on what you want and what you need it it probably helps you to get get what you want and what you need of course because when it's I've got enough to buy three or four your eye goes off the ball I'm sure it does it's a some you know to some extent whereas if you've only got a little pot of money you've got to make sure that this is right and you can just be solely focused on a centre forward or a winger or a defender or whatever and and you have to do your homework and that's why Moise is very good at that's why Moise is excuse me that's why most of for a lot of Moise is shining's way because he has to do the homework you know and I think after crawled up he he made sure he done his homework and in general a lot of his shining's way some didn't but you're never going to get everyone of them like Danny Reing but yeah so yeah and I was saying there about Nigel Martin I mean you know what for some people he he will be the best signing for you know in this time because he came in you know Richard Wright was in goal but he was shaky he was very shaky you know in games rooming when you needed that keeper to be brilliant he just he just wasn't there he goes off injured in a game Nigel Martin comes in and never loses place till he got injured and he was just brilliant wasn't he absolutely brilliant top professional wanted to play being on the bench at Leeds Leeds were like high flying we're gonna put Paul Robinson in he's spent money on him he you know he's the next big thing you know we don't need Nigel Martin anymore it was just like we'll have him then if you don't want to we'll have him moise nygs again moise nygs exactly what he was doing got in there I mean moise probably wanted him in the team anyway but he it was just turned out lucky that yeah that bit your right got that injury him but he was a calmness wasn't he he was calmness in the team he was what a goalie way when the opposition got through and scored you were surprised that did score yeah that's what I was because I used to have that with Neff when teams would get there I'd still be thinking he'll save it and then if it ever went in you'd be like I wasn't expecting that way didn't really have that with other goalies we've had with you know kind of get it now with Pickford where they're expecting to save more than anything but imagine Martin for that was just brilliant that performance that I'm feel when we've seen that now it's just incredible and he's done that so many times just brilliant performance but he yeah it was it when the cars did abby it was a save you made the other from me on the line puster over yes incredible it was incredible in the goal wasn't it just a brilliant he was just an absolutely brilliant goalkeeper great great professional like you say loads of experience dead calm and neat yeah and sadly this injury stopped him because we'd have probably had them we'd have probably had them a little bit longer because he was still still brilliant but I think the last time he played was Chelsea at home in Efeico we drew one one and we went big up before one in the replay but in the replay he was out for the replay and in the replay right went for the catch in the game and did himself on the tee and he was out me and saying they're coming up before one but typical Richard if he's not falling out of lofts or whatever he was doing that was the way it was but that at 06 07 season you know we finished 6th 58 points top number fifth on 60 Bolton who being 6 7 6 6 7 7th with the big shot with a with a there is well but 11 own wins for the feet and we own four but only four away wins and we locked we only lost six away which is the thing but you know just it just shows you there doesn't it we were we were right up there you know we were doing Liverpool Arsenal third and fourth at 68 points so we were 10 points behind them so a few more away wins or whatever them yeah I suppose at this time when he was starting to what I thought he started to understand the the limitations of his own job and because of that had stopped risking a lot of games or some games to the point where you know it was that well we're not we know what we're getting here so we're not gonna we're not gonna push it and it was always that it was always that thing wasn't it you know you're like you're either coming have a go and risk everything knowing that you might there's a maybe a you know 10% chance that you're gonna win it or or you just play out the game and get get through to the next one and then you're going against whoever that is a little bit harder because you know you can beat it now that was that was moist figure and after Premier League wasn't it you know and and it's weird because it worked and then it but it also didn't work because it was it's the thing that was the stick to beat him towards the end you know but ultimately what can you say because he would know the limitations of his own squad and and and picking up injuries and what that because ultimately what it would mean is you know you only have to look at the bench and think well how do we replace oh well that was the thing the players because we didn't have the money we just had 13 or 14 good players and after that they were very very average whereas the teams you know those teams above us you know the sky four which is what it was at that time United Chelsea Arsenal Liverpool had that little bit extra quality yeah and that little bit extra quality won them won them games you know won them stings where you know you look United Wonder League on 89 points Chelsea 83 but then Liverpool Arsenal 68 so miles behind not that far ahead of us yeah but they still had that little bit more quality and you know it's money in the end of the day and I was felt that money should have had money you can see there they would not have much of a bridge that gap yeah that was the frustrating thing wasn't it that was what it was wasn't it it was you know it was frustrating because we were in some respect we were so neighbor so far with me and that was that was the thing I think yeah by the way through his his evidence and yeah yeah you know yeah so let us know you thought who was the one for you was it's a tin kale i imagine it probably will be Mikhala Teta oh you know what throw your own name in the heart man i think could be a good show for some people some people will look at him and just go he was the backbone he was what it was all built on let us know you thought in the comments we'll be looking at part two of the David Moisea where he started to get a little sometimes he's sometimes you got a little bit of money and then he'd have no money and then sometimes you have money and then you have no money let us know thanks for watching we'll see you later


The Adventures of Frank Race, starring Paul Dubov with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan. The war changed many things, the face of the earth and the people on it. Before the war, Frank Race worked as an attorney. But he traded his law books for the cloaking dagger of the OSS. And when it was over, his former life was over too. Adventure had become his business. The Adventures of Frank Race. Now we join Frank Race for the adventure of the Gold Worshipper. The Western and Orient Insurance Company has been in existence nearly a hundred years. Formed in San Francisco to ensure gold shipments, it has since underwritten everything from wind jammers to coming out parties. It writes unusual policies and deals with unusual people. So as I entered the home offices on Market Street, I was prepared for an unusual assignment and I got it. From the lips of Gaylord Stewart, president and general manager. Know anything about Macau Race? It's no feather bed. One of the toughest spots in the Far East right now. And if you've been in Macau, you've no doubt heard of Armando Dutra. Yes, one of the biggest gold brokers in Asia. He asked me to send him the finest investigator I knew. So I called you. Thanks for the confidence. You'll find you can practically write your own ticket on the fee. But don't get the idea that I'm handing you something on a platter. Dutra's daughter has been abducted. She's his only child and he'll do anything to get her back. But in that country, you have some ideas to what you're up against. Frankly, I think you'll be walking into one of the toughest assignments you've ever taken on. Macau on the south coast of China. Blue skies and a benevolent sun. The last time I'd been there, I'd know nothing but rain. This was quite a change. And I found it hard to retain the feeling that I'd come to participate in violence. Here was a colony about which the poets had sung. And I was ready to believe the lyrics. Then, less than an hour after, Mark Donovan and I had checked in at the Bella Vista Hotel, there came a knocking at our door. Visitors already? I'll get it, Mark. I'm all right, Mark. Are you sure? I've opened doors like that before. Yeah. Did you twist it just in time on that one? Lucky a coat, will ya? Potter points. It'll go on the expense account. Look, what's a pitch on this? We only been in town a couple of hours. Could've been a door to door salesman who didn't care for my expression. No, no, wait a minute. I'm for real. Nobody knows us here. Mark, when you move into a thing like this, you're usually pretty well tagged. And by all the wrong people. I went out into a city that had altered its mood. Once again, it had become the place I'd known before. A harbor of danger of Chinese junks and the gold trade. And I was there for a date with the highest priest of that trade, Armando Dutra. Seeing him for the first time made me think of chilled champagne. Strange sort of man. Insisted on showing me through his gold processing plants before we talked about anything else. We'd buy gold from the rest of the world, Ray's. The price of $35 an ounce. Then we sell it for $50. To the frightened men of China who seem to think that gold is their only security. It comes to us in the shape of these heavy bars. We then reduce it to these thin sticks you see here. There is an additional profit in that. Our buyers do not require as rich a gold as we import. Our business is legal and profitable. Naturally, there are thousands of the unscrupulous who try to prey upon those of us who receive its benefits. Now, some of them have found a way to take my daughter. You've heard nothing about her? I received the demand for money. $5,000 American dollars. I paid it. But my daughter has not been returned. Where was the money delivered? To a dockside tavern kept by a Scotsman who once served with the British Army. Was the tavern watched? Oh, yes. I was instructed to hide the money in one of the rooms of the place. I was warned against any attempted spying, but discreetly, from a distance, I had the building watched. Any result? We noticed a man who dropped in a dead tavern several times. We noticed him because he was wear dressed, because he carried one arm in a sling. Naturally, I could not afford to have him picked up. Could I see a photograph of your daughter? Unfortunately, no. She has not had her photograph taken for several years. I forbid it because I was afraid of just what has happened. Abduction. She has dark hair, blue eyes. Her mother was a Russian. She is quite beautiful. But I realize that this might describe a hundred other women in our area. I'm afraid so. I think it's only fair to tell you, Reyes. You will not be working alone in this. I have been able to call in Eric Dekar, a European detective. Also Major Carstairs, Hong Kong police. Carstairs is here now. I shall have him come in. Dutra rang a bell. The servant appeared for a few terse instructions. And a few minutes later, I met Major Alan Carstairs. I've heard of you, Reyes. Let your in on this affair. It looks a bit sticky. Dutra's been telling about this fellow with the bandaged arm. And from what I can gather, he might be an Englishman, a Frenchman, or any Caucasian. Going to be like looking for the Peruvian needle. Well, personally, I'd like to start in with that tavern. Does it have a name? Scarab. And one word of advice, Reyes. When you go there, don't go alone. The scarab. And one look at it gave plenty of reasons for what Carstairs had said. It wasn't hard to spot the proprietor. He stood behind the bar beneath a blown-up picture of himself and killed a uniform. Holy cow, what a layout. I would feel safer in a coffin. Listen, Reyes, if we start anything here, let's do it back to back. Move around. See what you can find out. I'll talk to the owner. What do you have, lad? Scotch and soda. Oh, a yank, eh? Well, that means I better make it a double. No? A double, yes.  Yes, I'm called Frank Race. I'm Dalglish, which is too much for most of these people, so...  That's a good likeness of you up there, the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders. Ah, you knew where tavern is. I know where you were, too. I have waited a minute. I'll have a drink with you. And yours is on the house.  That goes double, Scotty. And may I say you have a sharp eye for strangers. In this business, you need it.  Eh, it's possible that I do remember such a man, but, uh, intending no hurt to your feelings, having a quick eye for a stranger and being willing to gossip about him are two different things. So they are, Scotty, so they are. I understand. Good. Here, fling this down your hatch, and it's on the house, too. He was friendly about it, and there's nothing to do but answer his grin with a shrug. But if one man won't talk, there are always others who will. As I finished the second drink, I felt a pull at my sleeve.  I am Qing. If you would know about this person, you'll see. He waited for my nod, then led me to a table at the far end of the room. And with the broken arm. It is important that you'll find him. Shall we say, quite important.  Provided I see my man. You would perhaps be willing to tear the bills in two and give me half an account. That's agreeable. Here. All right. Now where do I find him? In a little yellow house at the foot of Rio Street. Come. I will show you. He started to get up with a hand on his shoulder, chained him down again. There were two of them standing over us, and Cheng had taken out the look of a hand on the tree scale. You didn't think you'd get away with this, did you, Stoolie? Get away with what?  I don't know what you mean. It's simple, pal. I just mean it. Cheng twisted the look of horror on his face as he stared at the knife that stuck from his chest. He toppled against me, saving my life because the other thug had lunged with a second blade. Get this other guy through. A blade that drove another gash into Cheng's dying body. He twisted under and went beneath the table, clutched a pair of legs, and yanked! And I was in the middle of a feeding mash, blasters, Chinese, Europeans. It was everybody's fight. I twisted and punched my way toward the door. I got to within ten feet of it, with one eye shut and an arm no one. Raise, raise, raise! Hey, Scotty, you certainly would have. There comes more of them, raise! Wait a minute, I'll take this one! This one is for me! Settle with you, Scotty. I'll be back. It wasn't hard to find the little yellow house at the foot of Royal Street. One of those high, stooped, semi-basement affairs. It looked more like something you'd find in New England than in an Asiatic seaport. Mark rang an old-fashioned pull bell several times, with no result. So we did a little breaking and entering, had a look around. It was neat, well-furnished, with evidence that a woman had been living there. We gave it up for the time being and went back to the Bella Vista Hotel. And I headed for the bar. It was a long bar, but no bartender in sight.  I understand that you are looking for a man who has a broken arm. She smelled like a garden in the evening, looked like your favorite dream, and presented a gaze that said, make a pass at me and you'll draw nothing but a right cross. But for such a blonde, I take that kind of a punch anytime. So I reached for the glass she was holding. You may not like that. It's a Gibson. I like it, because believe me, I need it. Why, uh, do you want to see the man with his arm and his sling? I... I write for the newspapers. He's news. Why is he news? Seems to be wrapped up in a grand-scale kidnapping. I could use a scoop on it. How could one be sure that you are a newspaper man?  With the doggiest legs I've seen since an aerialist I glimpsed in Paris last month. But if I remember correctly, I did not seek you out. Quite true. It was I who made the approach. Then let's dispense with the police state attitude. You want something of me, what is it? If I took you to that man for this scoop, would you be willing to help him? In what way? He's been hurt. He needs help. But help, that is, shall we say... Of the proper kind? Yes. All right, let's go. In the cab she identified herself as Afton Gage from New Orleans. It sounded sincere. I couldn't feel too sure it wasn't genuine. She wouldn't say anything else about herself and we finally arrived at the little yellow house on Royal Street. I told the cabbie to wait and we went up to the door. Pretty dark. You sure we'll find him here? It's a very old house. I'll have to light the incandescent mantle. There. You know, even in this light you're beautiful. Where now? Down these stairs. To the basement? Maybe it's dark down there. Would you like me to lead the way, Race? Touche, we go below. Race. What is it? Look, the ceiling. Don't see a thing. Something's going around my neck from behind me. A thong. A thong being twisted by her hands. I was being grotted. I tried to kick back, but her shins were too high. I was going a less... With the last effort I threw myself forward. We'll return to the adventures of Frank Race in just about one minute. Now, back to the adventures of Frank Race. I came out of a conscious of nothing but darkness in the shoulder that had gone unstriking was picketing the rest of me painfully. I fumbled for a match, found one, and managed to locate the gas jet. As I lidded, I heard the girl stir.  I got down on my knees beside her and had a good look. Her face hadn't been hurt. Her head seemed to be all right. Even in the gas life, she looked gorgeous. It was a female who would try to murder me. And in the manner no one likes to be murdered. With her face that close to me, I couldn't hold out. I bent over and pressed my lips to her. Softly at first. Then hard. Coming out of it, baby. What happened to us? Nothing much. You tried to throttle me. We pitched down the stairs. I must have been the buffer. You seem to be all in one piece. I think I'm all right. You want to try getting up? Grace, you... You kissed me after what I did to you. Why? You're very lovely. Who knows? At least of all the man who does it. But I'm no problem to myself. You're the question mark. After all, I was only trying to help you. So you make an effort to murder me. Trying to help me? I've been trying to find you to return you to your father. I... don't know what you mean. Let's drop the act, baby. That hair of yours, it's lovely, but the tint is natural. I had to look just now. The roots are quite dark. All right. So I am Stephanie Dutra. But I want to be let alone. Which means there's a man in the picture? Yes. There is a man. I'm in love with him. But... with my father, such dreams are impossible. So the two of you pull this abduction hoax. Have you married him yet? Not yet. There have been difficulties. How old are you, Stephanie? That's always a futile question, Grace. In her own mind, a woman is always too young. I don't know. I don't know. In my mind, a woman is always too young or too old. Never of an aged reveal. My guess would be about 19. You. You're entitled to your judgment. I'm going to have to take you home, baby. I suppose so. But first, with the arm that still worked, I drew her slowly to her feet, slipped the arm around her and kissed her again. For a second, I got no reaction at all. And suddenly, a pulse seemed to throb through her body. And for just an instant, I felt sure she returned the curse. Grace, what... what are you trying to prove? Just a little therapy, honey. If it works, you might be a lot happier. Come along. But is your intention to return me to my father? Let's get it over. In the cab we roll through narrow streets, lavered up winding ramps, the girl at my side sitting in bleak silence. I didn't feel too talkative myself. I've broken the case, but for some reason there wasn't much gating in the thought. Grace? Yes? I do not think you are going to take me to my father after all. No? And what? Oh, I see. We're being tailed. And, uh, it looks as though he's about as far as we go. They pop him that car like slices from a toast master, four of them, including the two knife-wielders of the Scotsman's tabard. Move over, Dar, while I plug that guy... No. You will leave him alone. I insist on it. Okay, but if it makes one phony move... Grace, goodbye, Grace. So long, Stephanie. Lots of luck. I don't know whether you noticed it or not, Chum, but I'm still here. I noticed it. The girl didn't. Now she's gone, I'm going to take care of you, right? Right between a... Between the eyes.  But then you've had that coming for a long time, haven't you? It evens up for what you did to that Chinese. In the lobby of the Bella Vista hotel, I ran into Major Alan Castez and he shook my hand. Well, Grace, I trust you've had more luck on this case than I've encountered. The luck I've had has been mostly bad. I found the girl all right, then I lost her again. There's nothing simple about the affair. She doesn't want to go back to her father. Oh, one of those things, eh? Well, that means we've really got our work cut out for us. Hello, Mark. Sounds as though you've been hurrying. Oh, you're not kidding. I got a load of info for you, brother. Something of... Oh, I'm sorry, Mark. How did you... Oh, hi, Major. It's all right, Mark. The Major is in on this with us. Oh, oh. What's the information? Well, something kind of peculiar. Yes. I'm kicking around a waterfront, wondering what you might be doing. See, when I happened to take a gander at a boat, I had a big boat, one of them jobs that they call a... Launch. And there's three things about it that make it interesting. First, it was lying very low in the water. See? Second, the engines seemed to be conked out with three guys working on it. And, brother, when I say working, I mean... Tell the story, Mark, will you? Yeah, yeah. And third, one of these jokers is wearing his arm in a sling. Now, this kind of makes me curious, and they all had the heads buried in a hatch up forward, see? So I sneak in for a look at what might be in the cavity. I will now give you three guesses. One is enough. Gold. Big gold bars. Maybe a couple of feet long. A whole mess of them. I used a way to come right over here. It wouldn't hurt to take a look at that, car stairs. I believe we're safe enough in having a look. There's probably no significance to the gold. It's perfectly legal to buy and take it out of Macau. It's only when it reaches other ports that it becomes contraband. But the chap with his arm in the sling we're certainly interested in him. Will you lead us to it, Donovan? Hold it. There she is. Look, and they're still working on the engine. They're trying to start it. We still have time to stop them. Come on. Hey, they're pushing it away from the dock. Hold it. We want to come aboard. They don't look as though they're going to... Race, race, duck! Move back, race! Look, Chum, we ain't got a chance against that chatterbox. He's quite right. We better clear out of here. What do you think? I think I'm licked, Mark. I'm not even sure I know what it's all about. I just think a beautiful girl is making some kind of a mistake. But I'm not even sure about that. You mean a Deutre Dame? What kind of a mistake? She's in love with some fellow who seems to be a first-class heel. I... I say that, and I don't even know his identity. The way he's involving her in all this grief, I... I don't know. As I said before, I'm up a tree. Well, you must admit it's exciting, anyway. Kidnappings, guys blazing away with Tommy Gunn's long, thick bars of gold. Ooh, that gold, that gold, brother. Would I like to glom onto one of those items? Nothing seems related. Here we get in a fuss over some gold bars on a motorboat, and it doesn't... Wait a minute, Mark. Gold bars? Yeah, yeah. So what? Nothing, really. Nothing but a hunch. But I might as well play it. Come on!  This animal, me. Me. You run me around town for three hours. We've been hiding in this doorway for not a couple hours. I'm getting home. I think we'll break, Mark. It's got to. Yeah, and it's probably gonna... Hold it, hold it. Someone's coming. Take it gently, baby. We've met before. Oh, race. Yes, race. Knock on the door, Mark. Yeah, sure. Come in, honey. I... Hello, Carstairs. Or whatever your name is. What are you doing here? Carstairs? What does he mean, Johnny? I, uh... I don't know, honey. Let's step inside, baby. Close the door, Mark. What did you call him, Stephanie? Johnny? Johnny what? His name is Anders. Johnny Anders. He's been calling himself Major Carstairs of the Hong Kong Police Force. He's been working for your father trying to solve the mystery of your abduction. Tell me something, baby. What do you know about a motorboat called the Lotus? Does it belong to Johnny? Yes, but... You don't have to tell him any more, Stephanie. No, she doesn't need to. It's been a bad deal, baby. This man's been taking you for what we call a ride. He got information from you, didn't he? About the workings of your father's goal-processing plan about the people who worked there. He needed that information so he could steal about a million dollars in gold. You were only part of the loot, Stephanie. Believe me. He's weaving quite a fairy tale, honey.  No, Johnny. I don't think I want to go. Oh, just like that. A few words from this guy and you'll throw everything out the window. I think I changed my mind before this, Johnny. It's just that now I'm sure of it. Well, that's a shame, honey. Because I can't leave you here, can I? Hold it, race. His gun spits lead faster than you can think. I'm sorry I have to do this, but... Hey, race. What tipped you off? Why was that my pippip accent was very good? It wasn't the accent, Johnny. It was that gold. If you'd really been major carsters of the Hong Kong police force, you'd have known that gold never leaves Macau in long, chunky bars. It comes in that way, but they reduce it to small sticks for export. Well, a man can know everything, can he? But then it doesn't always pay. Take you, race. You're going to cash in your chips because you knew too much. As of now... Thanks, Mark. I'd almost forgotten you were here. Ah, don't never do that, race. Well, this fellow made that mistake and look what happened to him. Adventures of Frank Race starring Paul Dubov with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan comes to you from Hollywood. Others heard in tonight's cast were Michael Ann Barrett, Jack Krushen, Clark Gordon, Gunner Peterson and Wilms Herbert. This series is written and directed by Buckley Angel and Joel Murcott. The music is composed and played by Ivan Dittmar. Be sure to be with us again this time next week for another dramatic chapter in the Adventures of Frank Race. Mark Gilmore speaking. This is a Brucell's production.


Hey girl, how y'all doing? It's time to chit chat chit chat with my voice on raggedy Girl, I probably should not be talking to be quite honest. How about I talk like this? Yeah, see this is a Hold on You see yeah, my window is wiped by that street. Uh-oh Right by the street It is mid-september. It is officially the first day of fall The temperature has slowed down here in Phoenix, Arizona. Can y'all hear me? I feel like I'm whispering because I'm used to talking like this. All right The weather here is Girl, this is the weather where you want to stay inside Eat you some chowder, which I will be making a chowder today. I'm gonna make it in a crock pot I think I'm gonna make potato corn soup. Wait a minute for I really Let me just go ahead and take my Because last time I forgot to even do my hair child. I'm supposed to be moisturizing my hair today. I am serving you all bit of Alex Haley roots Y'all know I'm crazy. Um, so yeah, I know how we do this I'm gonna talk a little bit about what's going on in these YouTube streets was a bunch of foolery I want to talk about YouTube in general and Talk about what I've been watching on TV and Yeah, so y'all these YouTube streets first of all there is we That or behind-the-scenes Noticing so several things on this YouTube platform excuse the lighting I should probably get some hair clips, but I'm not To moisturize my hair I will be using the mesh leave-in conditioner and I've been using finnacreek oil Which will be a separate video But she's in this right here. Yeah, I should probably get some moisture. So let me go get my spray bottle that has water just a second y'all so One of the more popular YouTube channels Have been Under fire by the FTC now my son who is all bit of six years old going on 13 Absolutely love this little kid called Ryan's TV He used to like him more when he was younger, right used to always watch me on my nail My nail. Hold on. My nail is caught on something in my hair Yeah, this is my allergies. That's why I'm coughing Let me That ain't gonna do nothing. I need a nail file Ryan's TV is a kids channel that Um He reviews toys he's been on YouTube for a while the baby's like six years. No, he's seven. He's seven years old I think seven or eight and He basically opens up all these toys. He has tons of endorsements now you can see his No good toys at Walmart the reason why I say that because all those toys are cheap as hell But the kids still want them they buy them, right? So this is the problem with Ryan's TV as far as monetization goes goes and adds his car audience It's between the ages of three and five I remember when JB was around three and a half to four years old He really started watching this child. He's like, it's not fair He gets all these toys and his parents by him all these toys I said boo boo boo his parents do not buy him these toys These companies are sending him toys to review But my baby was only three and a half going on forward. There's no way he would be able to know that His parents were basically getting sponsorships. That is the problem Okay, so three three to five year old. Can I differentiate between a ad versus a sponsor versus? Okay, you really did by this product and now you're reviewing it on your channel That goes against FTC policy and then that falls into monetization So a lot of these family channels and kids channels are being a demonetized Then on the flip side you have people who are using foul language. There also be a demonetized. So what what does YouTube want? What what? Do you want us to be kid friendly or do you not want us to be kid friendly? So yeah, so that's kind of happening I'm not gonna get into more of the behind-the-scenes stuff I have shared my frustrations in the past when it comes to this new creative studio For those of us who have to edit our videos. It's a learning curve. It is what it is y'all Then there are these drama channels for the past three weeks Some of these drama channels and when I mean drama channels drama gossip tea channels like the James Caldwell The Sean Bradley I'm not gonna kind I'm not gonna put Shelly in there. Shelly.  I don't think she's been doing much of that Faith a someone named Vs and Timothy Bradley. I don't know. There was some type of beef. Oh, there's someone named The J. Wilson Jot and King Josh Pastor Josh child some of these people I don't even know but what is really catching the reason why it's now serious drama as Apparently Timothy, which is an older gentleman. I love Timothy.  And I think shelly I saw your comment really stressing some concern for him rightfully so but I'm like People are having to get restraining orders on other youtubers Let me tell you something.  That's totally different from I'm just gonna dig up some dirt on someone just because I want to eff with them.  Girl People getting restraining orders on other youtubers child Ain't that some mess? It's sad. Yeah, that's messed up. It really is so That's that sector that can get really nasty and the funny thing about it is that it'll go awful circle Like like catch this and two or three more months. Some of these people will be your back friends again You know what I mean? We ain't blowing. Oh I did post recently all of the upcoming videos.  Tracy Ellis Ross she has a new line car pattern. It looks beautiful. The you know packaging is wonderful girl No, I'm not reviewing that line No, I'm not I'm not there are a couple of more products that I am going to review I've been promising to review these for months. So I am going to get that out of the way. Okay What I'm watching on TV child, what am I not watching on TV first of all My favorite show right now, why am I clapping? My favorite show right now is why women kill when I tell you this show is giving me everything that I've ever wanted in life I love the show. I'm watching why women kill. I'm watching the black ladies get show And I'm of course, I'm watching Peaky Blinders with mr. Thomas Shelby So why women kill is this three part?  Y'all when I tell you the storyline This is my favorite storyline So Lisa Lou is married to someone who is in the closet, but not really she catches him I guess she receives a photo of the lover, right? She decides to have an affair with an 18 year old boy down the street. The last one is My least favorite character because it's too much. I get it that every every storyline is an extreme But this is the extreme of the extreme You have this modern day African American feminist lawyer who is married to a white man to have an interracial relationship By the way, she is bisexual and they have an open marriage and they allow the other woman to live in I'm like if this is not the most extreme my my best friend absolutely despises that we always talk about it Because it's just you know, let's just get the most extreme Example as the modern day and let's roll with it, but I absolutely love it I don't know what channel it comes on because I watch everything on show box you guys So I do apologize, but the show itself is called again. Why women kill? Love it. I Am also watching The black woman sketch show It is mad TV Meets Angela Davis meets. I mean it is out there. It is her la ria. There's some of them that I'm like I don't know about that but this comes on is it HBO or stars y'all again I watch everything on show box, which is only on androids because I have my old cell phones But so far I'm digging it. It's really funny And it's a sketch show there are four women that play these characters And then they have their guests. They have celebrity guests that come on And fill in with certain roles absolutely hilarious. You have to check it out again. It's called the black woman sketch show Oh, did I spray y'all? Um age gaps All right y'all Age gaps, how do you guys feel about? age gaps Those you don't know my husband is 13 years my senior. I'm 39 do the math um That is not his real age and that's a long story because those you don't know a lot of people and who are born in their Royal royal areas and other countries. They're not born in hospitals. They're born at home.  That's a whole different. I know some of y'all that different calendar Yes, there are other areas of the world where they're on a different calendar Then we are here in the states or in Western society, okay? Girl move on. So while we were at this hotel, there was one little girl. I shouldn't say little ball I didn't stop that There was one young lady that I befriended and she worked at the front desk at one of these hotels, right?  She has long Beautiful wavy.  So I was getting to know her come to find out.  So we were just getting to know each other and talking every every other day that she was working Come to find out. She tells me that She'd not she let me mention her boyfriend And that he was a little older than her and I said, what are you about older? I mean my husband is you know ten years my senior. So what's a little older?  She so that maybe as soon that he was older.   I always think about him What would make him want to date someone who's young enough to be his child? I get it. There are certain situations where you can't control who you love, but I can't even look Yes, my husband's ten years older than me, but I don't find anything attractive at 39 I don't find anything attractive with a 25 26 year old let him own someone who's 19. So I don't really give advice to people.  He's grown. He's lived two lifetimes He already knows what he wants.  You cannot tell me a 19 year old.  I don't normally give out advice, but I like you you're a very beautiful attractive girl Y'all every time I went up there. There was a man up there just googly-eyed cuz she's stunning I mean she I saw her with and without makeup She is absolutely stunning.    It is extremely hard You have to be very careful who you have children with one to What you want as a woman will change when you're 19 to 25 to 35 to 40 and it should change because you shouldn't be the Same person at 19 that you are at 40 30, you know what I mean? You should be growing as an individual He know what he wants. He's already lived his life. You're still trying to figure that out So what you may want because we'll change it will change later on So just without verbatim verbatim saying I always want her to wait before getting serious. I want wait So what do I think about that? Do you think they'll work? Those of you who are married or you know looking for whatever, you know, what's the oldest you've ever dated? What's the oldest, you know, H cap, you know, what you ever do that mine you things are different now Then they work for us, you know what I mean even for me child by Not even interested. So y'all yeah, I'm not for that So let's talk about this H M H and M Add that y'all y'all help us are also rattled up about so let me tell you something first of all Shout out to Tam Cam T a M K a M She's a subscriber of mine, but she also has her own YouTube channel beautiful young lady. I love her hair She look like she's a 4b4 see her channel has all different types of stuff. I'll I'll link it down below Mm-hmm. She's from Louisiana says are you from Louisiana? I detect a Louisiana accent But she did a video on this that I watched this morning about the H and M Add that people would just grow fit to be tired about So, let me that people were clearly upset about in the African-American community, but this is the thing that This is the thing that trips me out about us my people and I'm talking to my people There is nothing wrong With that ad now a lot of us are quick to jump on the bandwagon instead of investigating and researching a story So we just fly off and yonder we're quick to share something. That's why I don't share a lot of stuff I don't work stuff. I don't do all that all the time. Okay. That's not my cup of tea speaking of hold on So H and M had this marketing campaign Where I was in a back to school or something girl And so the little girl African-American girl had her hair clearly she's girl.  I didn't think anything else. Okay?  But then I saw the other pictures of the others of the other kids and their hair was messy, too I don't see see this is the thing First of all, H and M knew what they were doing Meaning they knew to a certain degree that black black people would snap and it worked I bet you their cells are gonna be fabulous for this quarter, baby It worked because what are we doing? We're talking about it.  We are talking about it. Okay? I personally don't shop at H number more power to you just cuz it's not my style. Okay? So the other children also have their hair messy. I didn't see anything wrong with it I kept seeing some comments, you know, maybe they should have laid down her edges use edge control I don't even use edge control It's for C4. It's come on. I don't care about them The only thing I will say that at least they should have moisturized her hair They could have moisturized her hair and attempted to put it on a sideburn a little Afro that was kind of messy or something, you know, I mean at least have the babies hair moisturized No, she didn't need she didn't need any gel or any edge control. She just needed some That's what she needed a little moisture. That's it. Yes, so Pick your battles. Okay, and they knew what they were doing The marketing play worked. Okay? We are the largest consumer those you heard not from here I'm letting you know even though we make up a small percentage overall make you as depending on what city you're in We are still the largest consumer We buy everything look look look around you and my and I look over here. Hold on. Look over here. Good example You see all that over there We bought everything to the point to where? We spend more money meaning African-Americans in this country. We spend more money than some countries do and No, y'all I think about that. Look it up girl. Google is free. So yeah y'all I can't write with that one Pick your battles. Like I said, I can't really write with that one. So y'all that's it for me My hair still is right at the back All right y'all take care bye