I'm Jim from the side hustle shuffle. Welcome to Amazon. How you doing? All right, calm down, that's enough. Okay, so we're going live, we're on Amazon, we're on YouTube, we're on Facebook, we're on Twitter, we're on LinkedIn, we're going live, we're using Restream to go live in all of these places. Great software to go live everywhere. You can get out there on everything. Now, come on over to Amazon because that's where I'm gonna be doing my carousel, the products I'm talking about are gonna be in the carousel on Amazon. And you can click there and go through and check them out and see what you like. A lot of them, some of the stuff I bought for myself, some of the stuff was sent to me for free to review. And I'll give you my honest review on what that is. But the first item I have in there is the Death Wish Coffee, my favorite beverage, Death Wish Coffee. I love it, I drink it all the time, I'm drinking it right now. What are you drinking? What's your favorite beverage? What are you drinking right now? Let me know in the comments, let me know what you're drinking. It's the world's strongest coffee, Death Wish, okay? But it's smooth, no bitterness. You always get those strong coffees with the caffeine and they have that kick to it, they have that strong bitter taste to it. Death Wish is so smooth, I love this coffee, it's great. It's absolutely great. Matter of fact, we just went to a concert at SPAC or here in upstate New York and they have a truck there. And I'm gonna show you a picture. This is us at the truck, they have a truck and they give away free samples and the world's strongest coffee, Death Wish Coffee Company, a pretty good place. And they gave me a free pair of sunglasses as well. Nice company, local company. This is what happened to them. Back in 2015, they won a contest for a Super Bowl ad. They got a Super Bowl ad for free. Now a Super Bowl ad, you know, is like a million dollar ad, right? So they got a Super Bowl ad for free, obviously being played during a Super Bowl. So being a local person, you always have a Super Bowl party and you always watch what you do. You watch the ads, right? It's the commercials are the big part of the Super Bowl. People who don't watch football watch the ads, right? And so it was a local company, Death Wish Coffee, and it was really exciting and here they are taking control of the coffee industry across the United States. And they're on Amazon and you can buy them, you can get it shipped straight to your house. I use the K-Cups. I have the box up here, K-Cups. You can't see it, can you? Bring it down. So there's the K-Cups, right? And the thing with the K-Cups that I like is that it's the perfect measurement, perfect serving size for a cup of coffee. You don't have to worry about putting too much water in, not enough water in, not too many coffee grinds. And so the K-Cups are the best, you get the best brewed coffee, I think, that's my opinion. What do you think? What's the best way? Do you like your coffee? Well, I like it with the K-Cups. So we're gonna talk about the secrets of affiliate marketing. We're gonna touch on affiliate marketing. What is affiliate marketing, right? Affiliate marketing is very simply promoting other people's products for a profit, for a commission.  It's the same thing.  It really can get crazy with affiliate marketing. And you find yourself a good product. You find yourself a good product with a good backing, with everything in place and I'll show you all of that stuff if you stick around. And it's all a numbers game and it's about driving traffic to these offers. You drive traffic and it's a numbers game because they convert, let's say they convert at 1% then you send 100 people there one person's gonna buy. So you send 1,000 people, they're 10 people gonna buy at 1% and it's a numbers game. You just have to send the volume of customers, the volume of traffic.  People come to Amazon very comfortable. They come in there to shop. That's what they come to Amazon to do. So when you come to Amazon, then you see, hey, that's where it's coffee. I'm gonna check it out. Jim said it's good coffee. It's a great coffee, by the way. It's better than good. It's great. And so Amazon, the traffic's already, what's they call warm. You don't have to warm them up. Affiliate marketing is about warming up the traffic and getting them to buy. And I'm gonna show you some numbers in a little while.  And this first couple of, the next couple of items was sent to me by a company called Megawise. Megawise is a company on Amazon and they have good products and they sent me these things for free, the next few things. This is the back massager. Everybody is trying to sell a back massager online, right? Listen to this, solid. This thing is solid, okay? Look at the handle on this. This is the difference between those other ones. This one is not cordless. It's got a cord, full power all time, never runs out of battery, never dies. The attachments screw on real easy. They unscrew and they screw on. It comes with like five or six different attachments, the fingers and the ball and all that kind of stuff. It's got all the normal settings, the pulsating one, the running one, and all that kind of stuff, fast, slow and all that, has all that. But what it is, to me, is the ergonomic handle. Because I can get my own back with this. I can get my own side. I can run all the way down this back. To me, the other one, you can't do that with. My thighs, and I've been using this since I got it for my shoulders, my thighs. When I get home from work at the end of the day. I find myself to be less sore. Are we live? Beyond? All right, I got six people watching. We just had like a blackout a little bit. So I'm not sure, I'm hoping we're still live. I'm gonna run with it. We got seven people in the carousel over there. We got seven people over here. Anybody in the chat over here, not yet. Unmutant follow is always the way to go. Unmutant follow on Amazon. If we were talking about affiliate marketing, we were talking about, actually, we were talking about the megawise handheld massager that we were going through in the carousel that I was saying is a really good massager because it's got the ergonomic handle. You can reach around back. You can reach around the side. Not these ones you see in all the other streams with the pulsating with the, you know, it's cordless, it's cordless. Well, guess what? It dies, you know, this thing, you know, you get back from the gym, you get back from work, it's plugged in. What do you need a cordless one for? I don't know. Are you running around the neighborhood with a cordless massager? I don't know. But, you know, me, the cordless one, the corded one that I have from megawise never runs out of power. It's always full power and never gets weak. Has all the same attachments, has all the same settings. But do you see the handle on it? It's just, it's just, that's the deal breaker for me.  The thing with these things that is good is you're getting the oxygen out of the muscles.  It really does a job, really does a really good job. Father's Day, you know, Father's Day massager. Get the massager for Father's Day. Megawise, good company. Again, it's not cheap. That's heavy duty plastic.   Like, again, they sent them to me for free, but I use it every day and I love it. It's great. It's a great massager. Megawise also has a couple of other things and I'm going to go through. This is the jump starter. This is a good thing to give you for Father's Day, for Christmas, for Father's Day. Comes in a nice little pouch like this. You can leave this in the trunk, okay? Now, you know, dad's always leaving the radio running or leaving the lights on in the car and a car dies, the battery dies. He needs a jump. This thing is in the box. It's got the jumper cables right here. You don't need another car. You don't have to go up to the creepy guy in the parking lot. Hey, can you jump my car? You know, you have jumper cables. You have this right in your car. Perfect, perfect Father's Day gift. Perfect Father's Day gift. Megawise is a great company. Another good thing about this, you keep this in your trunk. It's got USB jacks on here so that you could run your speaker or whatever you want to do. You're at the beach, you're at the park, you're wherever, having a party, barbecue. You can use this as a power source to power all that stuff. So, again, Megawise, good company and we're going to go through a couple of things. Now, affiliate marketing, all right? So what people do is they find themselves a product. They find themselves a product and they're gonna promote it. They're gonna promote it by either using some kind of social media edge, whether it's Facebook or YouTube or Google or some kind of edge. Or they're gonna use organic traffic like YouTube videos or organic traffic. You know, Facebook posts and stuff like that are organic traffic. But most people use an edge on affiliate marketing to drive the most amount of traffic in the least amount of time. And we're gonna run through some things here. I'm gonna share my screen. Okay, this is a place called DigiStore, DigiStore 24. All right? And it's basically, it's a marketplace where people put their products and they're gonna give you a commission. Over here on the left are what they call niches, all the different subjects, okay? Animals and pets, bedding systems. So we're gonna go to business and investments. We're gonna check that out. And we're gonna look at the crypto quantum leap, 50% commission. Now, this is a heavy duty product. It's a $2,000 product. You're gonna make almost $400 a sale in this product. But I'm just gonna use it as an example to show you how they do this. Now, if I pull up my calculator, can you see that? No, I'm gonna have to share the calculator. I don't think I can share the calculator too. Oh my goodness. So I go to here. I can only share one thing at a time. So I can't share you my calculator, but I'm gonna run through the calculations while I'm here. So over here, you got car conversions. So we're gonna send 1,000 people, okay? Let's say we're gonna send 1,000 people to this offer.  You're gonna make 10 sales. But here it says cancellation rates.  So the 10 people, four people out of the 10 are gonna cancel. So that means you're gonna make six sales, right? So you made six sales. Six sales times 395. Let me see what that was. 395 times six. That's $2,300, okay? Now, Facebook ads are on average. Facebook ads, Facebook, it's about 30 cents a click, okay? So it costs you about 30 cents every time you wanna make a click.  So you're spending $300 on ads, okay? And in order to make $2,700. So is it worth it? You know, it is worth it. It is worth it. But here's the thing, what people don't wanna tell you because you'll see all these gurus on YouTube and they'll give you that scenario where you drive the traffic and everything and they'll even show you the cancellations that there is gonna be cancellations and returns. And so you understand it's legitimate, right? And it's a numbers game. If it converts it 3%, it converts it 3%, all you gotta do is send people there, right? But it's not that simple because you need what's called a landing page. You need the ad itself. Now the ad has different aspects to the ad. The ad has a title to the ad, you know, headline, right? It has the graphic of the ad, whether it's a video or an image, right? And it has a body of the ad, what's called copywriting, which is supposed to entice you to go to the next step, click the button, make the sale, you know, click onto the next step in the funnel, okay? All of those things have to click and work for you to drive those thousand clicks over to the offer. And they test these things, what's called split testing. So they'll take five or six different headlines, five or six different images or videos, five or six different copyrighted bodies, ad body, and they'll see which ones work and then they'll put it all together. The best ones of everything they put together make a killer ad and then they'll throw all their money behind that ad on the offer and that's how they're making money. So, you know, it's you need a lot of money to test to make the perfect ad, all right? That's why affiliate marketing, a lot of people get into affiliate marketing and they say, you hear $5 a day ads and people go, yeah, I'm gonna do a $5 a day ad and they go on Facebook and they pay a $5 a day ad and they put an ad out and it doesn't work and they go, this doesn't work. But they didn't do any testing. They didn't see if the headline was any good, if the graphic was any good, if the body was any good, if the sales was any good, you know, nothing. They just threw it against the wall, see if it worked and then said it didn't work. That's not how it is. Affiliate marketing works, it just takes money for it to work. It takes money and testing and time and when you find an ad that works, then you throw all your money behind that ad and then you recoup all that money that you spent, right? And that's how affiliate marketing works, okay? So, if you have any questions about affiliate marketing, affiliate marketing is promoting other people's products and we went on DigiStore24, right? And I can show you other products we can go through, let's say, let's go to dating, dating love, okay? His secret obsession is the same thing. So, they're saying the car conversions at 12%. So, you're gonna send traffic here and at 12%, it's gonna convert at 12%. But 14% is gonna cancel. Now, you're gonna say that's a bigger number but it doesn't work out that way. Let me pull up the calculator, I know you can't see it. But so, let's say you send a thousand clicks and it's gonna convert at 12%. So, that's 12,000, oh, yeah, I can't be right. Oh, that's point, that's right. Okay, it's 120 sales. Now, out of that 120, 14% are gonna cancel. So, you're gonna times that by 0.14, all right? So, 16 people are gonna cancel. So, you're still making how many sales? I lost track of what I was saying. So, you're still making the difference in sales and what you're making is $31 a sale. So, then you gotta do the math on is it worth spending the money on the clicks, Facebook or Google or wherever you're getting your traffic from? And again, like I'm saying, 30 cents is the average click but that's not necessarily true. You can get seven cents a click. It all depends on the niche, the subject. Certain niches are more expensive than others and that's just the nature of marketing, right?  It was sent to me for free. I haven't tried it because I don't have a bald head but works pretty good as far as, you know, it's got the round part, so it fits on the head nice and it's got all the nice head, all the razor heads on here, pretty cool. Father's Day gift, Father's like razors, right? And you can't beat it. You can't beat it. It's on sale, you know, you can use it in the shower while you're getting wet and pretty cool. It's got different heads on here. You can change this for a beer trimmer and this is of course rechargeable. So you recharge it and you can take this anywhere. You know, like I said, you could be in the shower doing it, whatever, Father's Day gifts. This is what we're going, Father's Day gifts. So this was sent to me for free to review and again, I told them I wasn't bald but they sent it to me anyway. But again, if your father is bald or he's going bald maybe he needs one of these things.    You know, I don't know, I'd probably shave it if I was losing it more than I am already. It's just receding a little bit. Used to go straight across like this now it's receding a little bit. The next item in the carousel, oh man, is a microphone by toner. Toner sent me these three microphones to test, okay? Now the first one is the, what's the number? The first one is the TC777. I'm gonna play a little clip of me using the TC777. So you can see what it sounds like if you're into, you know, if you need a microphone and you're into a budget, this is on sale. This is under $26 for a USB microphone plug and play. You plug this right into your computer, right? And it works, right? You don't have to use, download any software or anything. So this is me using it quickly. Okay, today we're talking budget microphones. We're reviewing a couple of budget microphones. Toner sent me a couple of budget microphones to review. They sent them to me for free. So full disclosure, this one is the TC777. We're using it right now, we're recording with it right now, came with a desk stand, a tripod stand, the microphone, a shock mount and a pop filter all pretty much assembled. Comes with a two year warranty right there on the box, two year warranty.  How's the audio sound? There's no adjustments on the microphone. There's no, you know, cough button or mute button. There's no volume control. There's no gain control. So you're pretty much, you know, stuck with what you got. And as far as the cord goes, it's not that very long and it doesn't unplug from the microphone base, you know. So if the cord frays or bends or, you know, goes bad, the whole microphone is bad. You can't get a new cord, all right. But other than that, what do you think about that? I'm gonna pick it up. So this is us talking into it. Now this is me getting close to it, right? We'll do the pop filter, all right. Now there you can see on the side pretty nice little microphone, right? Pretty nice little microphone. USB plug and play. You don't need any software to use it. It just plugs in. But you're at the mercy of the settings because there's no adjustments to it. So you got, this is it. This is what you get. So that's the 777 that you get what you get. It's a budget microphone under $26 on sale. Plug and play microphone, pretty cool. If you need a budget microphone and you want a budget and you want to get started doing stuff, you need it for either a podcast or voiceover work or, you know, YouTube videos or whatever you're doing. You know, TikTok videos, you need a microphone. This is a good microphone for that to get started. The next one up is, what is this one now? This is the T30, the TC30. Now this is a step up from the other one. Actually it's cheaper than the other one. So I don't know why I think it's a step up. But this one's under $25 also on sale. USB microphone plug and play. You can't beat it. You don't need any software, no sound board, no mixing, no nothing. You plug it right into your computer and it works. This is me using it. Here we go. Okay, today we're talking budget microphones, okay? We're talking about the Toner TC30 USB condenser microphone. The plug and play microphone doesn't take any software. It's got a two year warranty coming with it right here. Two year warranty. Comes in a nice box. Comes with a tripod, a shock mount, a pop filter and the microphone and of course the wire. Comes with a good length of wire. And we're listening to it right now, okay? So that's the Toner microphone TC30. Budget microphone quality. There's no mute button on there. No cough button, no gain control, no gain knob, nothing like that. There's no button on off switch on it. There's no volume control. It's just a straight microphone. I don't know, what do you think? I'm gonna pull it up and show you. You've been listening to it right now. So there it is, the Toner TC30. Let's pull the cord out. Now there, that's how it sounds from the back of the microphone. This is how it sounds from the side of the microphone. And this is how it sounds from the front of the microphone. Now this is a top microphone. It picks up from the top, not the side, like the Blue Yeti will pick it up from the side. Okay, so that was the TC30. It had a good sound to it when you're talking right into it for under $25. It's on sale right now in the carousel. So you can't really beat that. You can't go wrong on the $25. Sounds pretty good if you're doing voiceovers or podcasts or interviews or anything like that. That's, you know, you need extra microphone or you just need a starter microphone. This is perfect for you, perfect starter microphone. And Toner sent me these three microphones. This is the third one coming up next. They sent it to me for free to test. I was having some sound issues with my live stream and they sent it to me to test which really helped me out at the time because I was trying to figure out if it was my microphone on my computer or what was going on. But the next one is gonna be the Q9, I think it is, or yeah, I think it's the Q9. Yep, Q9. And this one comes with the scissor arm that you can put on the desk. And it also comes with the pop filter and the wind guard and all that stuff. And this one is pretty good microphone. This is me using that one, the Q9. Okay, today we're talking about budget microphones. Okay, we're talking about, you're gonna get started as a content creator. You wanna start a podcast or a YouTube channel or you're doing Zoom calls and you need a microphone.  So you start looking at the cheaper microphones, the less expensive microphones. And you're saying, oh, they're really worth it. I'm using this microphone right now. This one, Toner sent me this one for free to review. Toner's a good company and this is the Q9, okay. The Q9 comes in a box, nice size big box. It comes with the whole cabang in here. Comes with the condenser microphone, a boom arm set, a shock mount and a pop filter and the windscreen that slips over the top as well. And I'm using it right now where it's got a volume control button on it, up and down. And if you long press the volume control, either the up or the down, it's a mute button, okay. So, but there's no LED indicator to let you know that you're muted or that you're unmuted or what level the volume is at. So I don't really know what level the volume is at right now. Well, we don't need to know the whole video but that was the Q9, which is a decent microphone. You got the boom arm, you got everything going on for you and it's got the volume control and it does have a co-off button on there. But like I said, the LED button, knowing whether it's on or off, because like the Blueye that I use, if I put the co-off button on, it blinks while the co-off button's on then it's solid while the microphone's working. But we're gonna talk some more about affiliate marketing. What is affiliate marketing? I told you affiliate marketing is selling other people's products, promoting other people's products for a commission, just like any other salesman does. It's nothing crazy, but you're doing it online. You're driving traffic, either free traffic or paid traffic, right. You can use ads, Facebook ads, Google ads, any social media has ads nowadays, or you can use your YouTube channel or your Facebook channel or your TikTok or your Instagram and drive free traffic, right. It all depends on your niche and your following basically. And depending on your niche is how much your cost is gonna be for clicks and you're sending clicks and it's all a numbers game. We went through the numbers. So if a product converts at 12% and you send a thousand people there and the converts at 12%, you're gonna make 12 sales up on a thousand people, right.  So out of the 12, let's say a seven or eight are gonna buy and keep it, right. And then so that's your profit. So you just have to figure out your profit as opposed to how much the ads cost you to for those thousand clicks, right. And then once you find the winning ad, again, you need a good headline. You need a good image. You need a good or a video and you need a good sales copy, which is copywriting, which is words that are meant to entice people to go to the next step of the funnel to make curiosity happen, make them want to know more, make them want the product and to find out more. That's very, it's a skill. Copywriting is a skill and trying to find the right combination, a winning combination of all of those things is what makes affiliate marketing hard, right. Anybody can do, you see, oh, $5 a day ads, check out my Facebook strategy, $5 a day ad. And it is $5 a day, but it's $5 a day per testing ad. So you might put out 10 tests a day at $5 each, right. So it's not $5 a day. And then, but then you find out the one that works and then you throw money behind that one and you make your money back. The problem is that might not happen for a while. You may be a lot in the whole thousands of dollars before you find the right ad. And most people are gonna quit before they hit, before they make it. Most people are gonna say it's hard. Most people are gonna say it doesn't work. I call it a 90 day wonder. People try something for 90 days, say it doesn't work and quit, right. And that's pretty much the American way, right. If it doesn't work for 90 days, I'm gonna work out. I don't see the results I need in 90 days, I quit.  If I don't see the results I need in 90 days, I'm gonna quit. I'm gonna work hard in school. If I didn't get the good grades in 90, I'm gonna quit. I'm gonna give up. I'm gonna do this. I'm not gonna do that. 90 days is about as far as people are gonna give any activity before they decide whether they're gonna keep doing it or not, right. And it's the ones that keep doing it. It's a skill, okay. It's a skill. Affiliate marketing is a skill. And it's not an impossible skill. And again, it's a numbers game. It's simply a numbers game. And the testing of the ads and finding winning combinations and stuff. The next item was sent to me for free also. This is a solar security camera. This is a pretty cool thing. Hey, Randall, how you doing, man? Randall is in the chat. Randall is also an Amazon influencer. I'm honored to have you on my stream, Randall. Thank you for coming and stopping by. I watch you a lot late night. Late nights, very good stuff. But the solar security camera, right? This thing I set up in a few minutes. See if I can find the video of me actually installing this camera. Do-doop-doop-doop. All right, you gotta always hear the music, right? So we're gonna share the screen.  It takes you a few minutes. Let's see. There it is. All right, so you can see that. So this is the camera. So the camera, I'm gonna go through the unboxing. But this is me putting it up. I was up and down the ladder maybe five times. Of course, I got a wooden-sided house. So I didn't have to worry about, you know, setting anchors and stuff like that. I could put it pretty much anywhere I wanted. But I was done putting this thing up in 20 minutes. Then you download the app to your phone. And it's solar powered. So once you got it and you set it up to the Wi-Fi of the house, this thing sets me off alerts when the delivery guy comes, when the gardeners come, when the landscaper's come, you know, when the kids are leaving for school, when the kids are coming back, when the wife leaves. I get alerts every time. And there's an intercom system where I can actually hit the button and talk to them through the camera. Pretty cool, pretty cool deal. I'm gonna fast forward it to where I'm using the app. There it is, okay. So that's it. That's it. The solar panel pointed at the sun and everything. And it's got a 360. You can move it with the app while you're on the phone. That's me walking out into the yard. And I'm gonna start moving the camera back and forth with the app. And you can do that from wherever you are. I'm at work, you know, 100 miles away from the house. And I'm moving the camera back and forth, checking the truck, moving it back, checking the car, checking the mailbox. Pretty cool. The really cool item, really, really cool item. And it's on sale.  Dads love gadgets. And this is something that dads would love to have. And I'm pretty sure you can put more than one on there. You can put a front and a back camera and put it on the same app. Pretty cool item. And that was something that was sent to me for free. The next item I got is a VTEC 4K digital camera. This thing, for the price, okay? It's on sale. It's just over $100. I got it for the 4K camera. I'm trying to see if it's, to do basic stuff that's not action, like cinematic stuff. Do I need a $600 camera? Or it connects to your Wi-Fi. Yeah, yeah, Gabriel, it connects to your Wi-Fi. And there's a way to test it so you can find out if it's strong enough for your Wi-Fi where it is. And it was, I had no problem hooking it up with the Wi-Fi and it stays hooked up all the time. I've never lost it. Yeah, so it works really well. That's how you get it on your phone, I guess, you know? But the VTEC camera, I have it right here. I have it with the mic on it. I got the Boya mic that's gonna be next in the carousel. But the 4K camera, right? The zoom lens for the price. It has a lot of the bells and whistles that the expensive cameras have. And let me share my, let me see if I can find out where some of the photos are. So, okay. I'm gonna stop sharing the screen there. I'm gonna share it over here. Okay. All right, can you see that? It's all right. So, here is me vlogging with the camera. Testing one, two, three. We're testing the Boya mic on a shotgun. I'm also testing the mic. The mic's the next thing in the carousel. But that's the 4K camera, you know, on the vlogging rig. See how that sounds? I think we're on. Is this thing on? Okay, I think we're still on. I don't know what happened. I gotta get this checked because all of a sudden, it just goes blank. The screen and the camera. The light on my computer stays on. I have to hit it and then I restart the computer and everything comes back on and it works for a little while. I don't know what's going on with it. But so we're talking about the camera and I was showing you pictures of the camera. So you saw me vlogging with the camera. I'm gonna see if I can pull up some more pictures of it. I don't know what's been going on with my computer. I guess I'm gonna have to break down and get it looked at. Okay, so here's some photos. Well, that's a video actually. Hold on a second. All right, so that's it right there. That's a video using the 4K camera. Again, this is a zoom lens, you know, the price. And that's the microphone on the camera, which I was told wasn't good, but it's actually better than I thought it was. And I went out and bought the shotgun mic for it. Where am I? And there's a couple of pictures. That's the upper Hudson, if you're curious. Way up above, like Lake Placid, some lake pictures, some river pictures. And that's all with the 4K camera. Pretty good, pretty good little camera. Can't complain about that camera for the price. Again, I'm gonna start using it more. I'm gonna do some vlogging with it. Gonna, you know, a couple of weeks I'm gonna end up getting the $600 camera. I haven't decided which one I'm gonna get. It's a $800 camera by the time you buy the lenses and everything. And I'm gonna be doing some comparisons. Is it worth getting, you know, do you wait to get started being a content creator and wait and get a $800 camera? No, because you can get started with your phone. Your phone has a great camera on it right now. And if you wanted to get started doing stuff like this, you could get started with your phone. No problem. The next thing in the carousel is the Boya mic. The Boya shotgun mic that I had on, it's on the camera. And I had it, you heard it. I'm gonna pull it up again. There it is. One, two, three. And that's the shotgun mic. 4K camera. And then my vlogging break and we're outside. You might be like, it hurts. Let's put the shotgun mic plugged into the camera. See how that sounds. I'm gonna unplug it and see if there's a difference. So that's the plug out of the camera that Jack from Boya shotgun mic unplugged it. And so the person's arm is not on. I'll put it back in. Now it's back in and I'm not sure that that made a difference at all. Or if it changed or if it didn't change. Or you tell me what you think. The Boya shotgun mic makes a big difference, I think. So what did you think about it? I thought it made a difference, definitely. But the camera mic itself wasn't that bad. But if you're doing professional videos, number one reason people are gonna tune out of video is gonna be the sound. They'll deal with bad audio, bad video. They'll deal with bad lighting. They won't deal with bad sound, all right? So you get yourself. The first thing you're gonna upgrade is your microphone. So you get the shotgun microphone. And again, there's $100 microphones, $300 microphones, $500 microphones. So this is a $25 microphone. I wanted to see how it was. And I'm gonna compare it to more expensive microphones. And that's gonna be the thing. We're gonna test and see all the more expensive equipment worth it for the normal regular creator.  If you're not doing that kind of stuff, do you really need a high end camera? Can you get by with something less expensive? The next item was sent to me for free, laser level. Dads love levels, tools, laser levels. This thing is crazy. If your dad ever had a laser level before, he's gonna love this thing. So I'm gonna look where is the video for the laser level right there. We're gonna mute it. We're gonna share the screen. Again, one man show, I gotta do like three clicks to share a clip with you guys. So it's gonna take me a minute. So there it is. We can turn it on. Coming out of the box. Just, you know, give me a second. You're gonna see the laziness of it. The coolness, matter of fact, let's just fast forward to the coolness. Taking it out of the box, setting it up, playing around with it. And it gives you a perfect 90 degree angle on the wall. You can set it up in any height and it beeps if it's not level. So once it's level, it stops beeping and see how it flashes. So you know that it's not level and then once you get it level, it levels right out. You can get a perfect 90 degree angle. You can do your moldings. You can do whatever, hang your pictures, whatever you need to do with a laser level.  I mean, it's a perfect gift for dad on the $35. And a pretty cool item that I'll appreciate it. Father's Day gifts. You know, if you're looking for Father's Day gifts, this is something that I definitely think I would love to get it from my kids, a laser level. But unless I needed it, I wouldn't go out and buy it for myself. But, you know, you always kind of need a good level.   It's not perfect anymore. There it is, perfect 90 degree angle. It lets you know perfect every time. That, you know, pretty cool. What do you think of that? What do you think of that? All right.  You know, like the next thing I got for myself for my work truck, back in October, it started getting dark, like four o'clock, 4.30. I needed a light from the back of the truck because there's no light in the back. And I figured I'd better get a magnetic one. I can stick it to the side of the truck and then I'll go one further. I want a rechargeable one because I'm sick and tired of batteries. So I want a rechargeable light with a magnetic base and I want it to be bright so it sticks in the back. So here it is. And I bought them and it's a pair. Where are you gonna get two lights? Rechargeable lights, LEDs for under $20. They're on sale right now. Now, I keep one of these on my furnace. Sticking to my furnace is when I'm changing my filters every 90 days. You know, you gotta go down there and change it. You always need a flashlight. There it is, sticking right on there. And the other one's on my truck. And it's sticking on the side of my truck.  It stays right on the bed of the truck.  It stays on for the most part. It's never fallen off. And there it is. I thought it was dead, rechargeable. I haven't recharged this thing since I bought it, less forever. And it's got, you know, three or four settings to it. And it's got the flashlight in the front right there. Good, good, good flashlight. Good set for a father for father's day. And look, it's got, it goes all the way around to here to fold. It goes like this. Perfect for car repairs. It'll stick on the hood of your car. You know, and again, you got two of them. So I originally wanted two because I wanted one on each side of the truck, but one of them was bright enough. So I only needed the one. And solves a problem. Remember, you got to solve problems in this world, right? So you're going to solve the problem and get your dad a flashlight with a magnetic base rechargeable, USB rechargeable.  You can't beat that. You can't beat that. Dads love that kind of stuff. Father's day gifts, okay? Father's day gifts in the carousel on Amazon today. Affiliate marketing, right? Again, it's a numbers game.  Affiliate marketing that it takes testing. There is something called split testing and you've got your headline to your ad.  It's got to be captivating, has to be enticed curiosity, right? Get the click and then you have your body of your ad, which is sales copy, which is called copywriting, which is supposed to entice them to go to the next step, click the next step, go to the sales page or wherever you're trying to send them, right? And those things all three have to work to get a working ad, right? And it takes people a long time and you split test and you keep doing different headlines and different images and different videos and different sales copies until you find what works and then you throw your money behind that, but you might have invested $1,000 by then. You might have invested $5,000 by then. I don't know. Who knows, you know, it's when you get a good ad, it could be forever. It may never happen, right?  That's the trick of it. If you stick to it long enough and you find yourself a winning combination and you have the capital to throw behind it afterwards, like a lot of times people are broke by the time they find the winning ad, they have no more money left, right? So if you have the capital to throw behind the winning ad, then you'll be successful. But that's all the stuff they don't tell you, okay?  What's not great? Am I having problems with the stream? I don't know. Hello? Testing, testing. All right. We're gonna go to the next item in the carousel. Again, gifts for dads, right? We're gonna do gifts for dads. This was sent to me for free to test and it's a drone. Now, I am a terrible drone pilot. I crashed a lot of drones in my time and I told them, I says, you're gonna send me this drone and I'm gonna take it out of the box, put it on the table and I'm gonna see if I can fly it right out of the box without knowing too much about it. So here it is, this is the HS-190. It's a foldable, it fits in that remote control and it's rechargeable and I synced it up pretty easily and I was able to fly it around the house, no problem.  So I was flying it on slow speed so I was able to control it, I was able to recover. A lot of the fear I had about flying drones was, when the drone turns around and it's coming back the other way, left is right, right is left, you panic. I always would send it flying into the wall, crash into a million pieces because I would overreact and it was going so fast but this drone was at slow speed. I was able to control it, I was able to recover and there was no panic involved. I was able to learn how to use the controls of the drone. This is right out of the box, first flight, okay. This is the first flight and I'm zippering around the kitchen. I got this in the middle of winter so that's why it's not outside. I actually bounced this off the wall later in the video. I get close to it right here. I touch it but I think I recover there but this is another time where I actually bounce off the wall. Very, very good starter drone and you can't beat the price, 26 bucks. It's on sale in the carousel today in the Amazon store. If you're looking for your first drone, this is the one. If dad's never flown a drone before but he's always talked about it or he always wondered about it, this is the one you want to get. It doesn't have the camera on it so you're not worried about busting it up and ruining something expensive but this was something really good to learn on. And then once you've learned on this one, right, you can go to the next one. The next one I have is the 175D. Hold on, we're gonna go back. We're gonna share the screen again. The 175D. Now, I'm using the camera in this video, the EK7000, the Casio camera just so you know what it's gonna be in the carousel later. But this is the drone, the 175 and that's the drone camera and it's got a 4K drone camera and that's it going up into the sky. It's got GPS, it's got automatic homing. You can send this thing flying out and I do send it out and I hit the homing button and it comes flying back and lands within five feet of where it takes off. Pretty cool drone, very responsive, very quick. And again, this is, I got this, it was just about the end of winter so it was kind of dreary, it was very windy so I was having trouble keeping it in one spot. This is, it's a light drone, it's not heavy and you don't need a permanent drone. And there I go sending it out, flying it far away and then I hit the home and it comes flying back and the camera, you can take pictures with it. It's got a gimbal on it that goes up and down, not right and left, but you can turn the drone right and left if you need to go right and left but it can go up and down the camera. Pretty cool. I had a lot of fun when I had it out. I flew it up, I checked my gutters, I checked the chimney, I checked my roof. Again, I started with the other one where I was able to learn and then I got this one. Pretty cool. I think I'm gonna take a picture of myself right there. You got a 4K picture and it has a, you put a memory card and SD card in it and it's a pretty cool little thing to fly around. Have fun with it. I'm looking forward to taking it out to a park somewhere where I can get some nice pictures, maybe some nice lake pictures and the mountain pictures and whatnot. So, you know, pretty cool little item, okay? Now, I don't know if I had the other one highlighted, the Holleystone HS190, that's the one that was under $26. That one was the starter drone and then you went up to the 175D which was one with the camera, right? Pretty cool. So, affiliate marketing, it's a numbers game but you gotta find an ad that works or a lot of people use affiliate marketing in the sense where free traffic, okay? So what they do is they'll have a YouTube channel in a niche, okay? And I always say the Lego guy. So the Lego guy has a channel where he puts together the Lego sets, right? And in the description of the video, he puts links for the Lego sets. People watch the video, click the link, go and buy Lego sets and he makes a commission all for that. But, and that's free traffic. That's people watching YouTube, they go to YouTube, they search it, they can find it on Google, they can search it and when they click the links in his description and make purchases, he's gonna get a commission and that's affiliate marketing with free traffic, okay? And the thing with that is, depending on the niche, you have to build up an audience and that could take time. People don't wanna invest time. Remember I said 90 days is about as long as anybody wants to spend on something before they quit. And free traffic might take you five years to build up in a niche to the point where you're making good affiliate money, right? So I told you that I was using the AK-7000 Pro, the Akasio, this is a 4K camera. This, you know, the GoPro $600 camera, $400 camera. This is it, comes the same type of box, comes with the waterproof case. This is my second one, I bought one, this is my second one and I haven't taken it out of the box yet, but I can show you some photos of the other one as well. Again, 4K camera, action camera. Is it as good as the high-end cameras? Well, let me see now, I have my, I gotta share my screen, get my pictures, photos. All right, if I scroll down, let me see now. If I share the screen and can you see that? Yeah, okay. So I gotta go down, because that's the other camera that I showed you earlier. So I'm gonna go down to this is, this is the action camera photos. So this one's an action camera photo. That's an action camera photo. Let me go this way. Action camera photo, action camera photo, action camera photo, not a bad camera, okay, for the price. You're talking about under $80, where the GoPro is running you $400 to $500 and the Akasio comes with the waterproof case. I've had this in the water, it works really fine. Look at that. It's a pretty good photogenic camera. You can't beat the price, all right? So I'm always saying, is it worth it for what you're doing? So like, if you're not flying off a mountain on a snowboard doing flips, do you need the $600 GoPro? Or can you get by with the $80, Akasio? For me, for what I need it for, I need it for B-roll, I need it for just regular photo, it's fine for what I need it for. When I'm going tubing down the river and I need a waterproof camera, I'm gonna take it with me. When I'm boating, I'm not doing jet skiing where I'm jumping jumps and all kinds of crazy stuff. And I could put it on my helmet on a jet ski and still get good shots with this camera. It's very, very, it's worth every penny if you ask me, for sure. The U-Brees, we're told my father's day gifts, right? So this little tripod, okay? With the flexible arms, everybody has one. This one is under $20, you know? Comes with a remote control. So you get it for dad. You can put his phone on the table. He can be in the family pictures and he has the remote control and he pushes the button, the Bluetooth on the camera and he can now be in all the family pictures. I know that for me, I'm not in any of the pictures, you know? Very rarely do you see me in the family pictures. I'm the one taking the pictures, right? So, but if you have one of these and you put it up on a table and with the remote control, now dad can be in the pictures. So that's a nice Father's Day gift to get dad, you know? And little gadgets like that make dad happy. Tripods, you know, all kinds of stuff like that. You know, if he's at the cameras and stuff, definitely, definitely worth it, definitely worth it. I'm gonna take a sip of my death wish coffee. The world's strongest coffee, best coffee in the world. Not bitter, never bitter. Okay, now the last item in the carousel is the blue glass fire pit. I bought this last year, we use it a lot. We go out on the patio and let me see if I go to my Amazon page and I find it. There it is. We share the screen again. I know, again, it takes how many clicks to get to the video that I wanna share. So there it is. Comes, this thing came in a box, flat box, took me about 20 minutes to put together. Come, came with the cover. Blue fly, for me, the blue fly glass makes it what it is. Then it gives it character. It's got the little ledge around that you can put your drinks or whatever you got on the ledge. And this thing works with the same gas that the barbecue works under. And it turns on with the electric starter, kind of like your hot water tank where you gotta heat the thermocouple. You press it for a few seconds and you wait and then you hit it and it sparks and it goes on. But the instructions are right on the door and it lit up every time, perfect. The lighting instructions are right on the door. You can read them, no problem. Anybody can do it. But what I love about this is people wanna leave or the kids don't wanna fire, you put a fire on and all of a sudden now they wanna go play manhunt. Now you got a fire in the yard. So now you gotta worry about putting a fire on.  You can still toast your marshmallows. You can still do what you need to do. You can still have your sing-alongs. You can still have your campfire. But at the end of the night, you turn it off and you don't have to worry about is the fire out or the kids running around, not staying by the fire or we're doing whatever they're doing, perfect. And the atmosphere is great. I loved it. It was a big hit amongst the family and we're out there, especially in the fall. But come the summer nights, hey, Karen started following. Karen, thank you very much for following. We're gonna go back and we're gonna stop sharing the screen and Karen, we're gonna give you the dance party. Okay, we're doing that and I'm gonna see if I can get some music going here, some hip-hop music. Thank you for following. How's that? You might hear the dog barking in the background, but I love it when people follow, okay? Following is great. Love it when they follow. The dog is barking in the background. Everybody's going crazy. Ha ha ha, Karen, thanks for following, perfect. You know, I hope you got some value in the stream tonight for sure. So affiliate marketing, we were talking about affiliate marketing and if I go to the DigiStore page and we can run through the math again, but basically, let me pull up my calculator and I can run through it without. So here, you can't see that. I'm gonna have to share the screen so you can see the calculator. Okay, you can see the calculator now. So here it is. Oh man, give me a second. So you're gonna send 1,000 clicks, okay, with ads or free traffic, whatever it is, you're sending it 1,000 clicks to something and it's gonna convert it 12%. So your 0.12 is 12%.  Now you're gonna have some cancellations. So let's say you have 2% cancellations. So 2% of them are gonna cancel. So you're gonna lose two and a half people. So let's say you lost three out of the 12, right? So you still got nine sales, right? So if you're making $50 a sale, right? So nine times 50.  I'm not paying more good attention. Pay more good attention. So now you're making $450, right? So now you gotta figure out how much did it cost me to get those 1,000 clicks, right? So like I said, the average Facebook ad cost 30 cents. So that would be $300, right?  So you're making like $175 off of that ad set. So but how long does it take to send 1,000 clicks to something? Now if you're using Facebook ads, you could take a day, it could take a weekend, right? So you could make that in a weekend. And of course you could do it on a larger scale. They call it scaling, right? So you're gonna scale. Of course, there's also if you send 10,000 clicks to something overnight, you know, or 100,000 clicks, you're sending traffic and it's all about what you, how much, what you're gonna pay, you know, how much do you wanna pay, right? And it's testing. Affiliate marketing works, ads work. If it didn't work, people wouldn't do it. Facebook ads, Google ads, Instagram ads, all the social media has their own ads. Snapchat has their own ads, TikTok has them now, right? They all have their own ads and it's all a numbers game, okay? And depending on the niche, some niches are seven cents a click. Some are a dollar a click, right?  Just the way it is, because there's more money in dating and relationships than there is gardening. There's a bigger audience for dating and relationships than there is for gardening, so it's gonna cost more, all right? And that's just the numbers game. So you find your niche, what is your niche? And I go through, if you go to my website, you didn't know.live. You go to youdidn'tknow.live and I give you a free ebook on how to follow your passion, how to, what, do you wanna start a YouTube channel and do some affiliate marketing and give it a shot? I'm here to tell you it's gonna take you five years, three to five years to build a YouTube channel to where you start making affiliate money that you're comfortable money, real money. But it's gonna take time. It's gonna take three to five years and it's gonna take work. You're gonna have to learn some skills. You're gonna have to learn how to make videos and stuff like that. But if you wanna know how to do that kind of stuff, go to youdidn'tknow.live. My YouTube channel is the side hustle shuffle. You can find out about it there. You can also get the free ebook on what does it take to be an influencer? Follow your passion. People are following their passion and they're making full-time income. The problem is people are worried about being a millionaire, being rich. But they discount the fact that normal people are making normal livings on YouTube. Normal people are making 100 grand a year and up. They are, people are. From affiliate marketing, from their ads, from the ads that play on their YouTube videos, all that kind of stuff adds up. My Amazon money that comes in, all these income streams come in, they all come in and they all add up over time. And the more you work at them, the bigger they get. They start out being five, 10, $15 a month. After five years, it's $100 here, $300 there, $1,000 here and it adds up. But you can't give up in 90 days. Like I said, everybody gives up in 90 days. It's gonna take you three to five years to start something. If you were starting a traditional business, you would say like a restaurant, you need at least five years before you're turning a profit, the whole the money you're investing in everything. Online, it doesn't really cost anything to get started as far as investing money. You can get started free, but you're investing your time and you have to get educated. You have to learn some stuff and you're investing that. And I mean, it takes time to get good at stuff. And again, the ad has a title to it, right? The headline, headline has to grab your attention. If it doesn't grab your attention, it doesn't work. Get you to the next step, which is the image, right? Or the image could be the first thing and then the headline. But the image, something's gotta grab your attention, either the headline or the image. And then it gets you to the next step, which is the copy, which is the writing, the sales copy in the ad. And that's job is to get you to the next step, to click to get to the next step of the sales funnel. All of these things have to work in order for affiliate marketing to turn a profit. And you have to test all of these things and split testing costs money. So they say $5 a day ad, I always say it $5 a day ad, but it is, it's each ad is $5, but you've gotta put out 10, 15, 20 different ads to find out which one is working. And then the ones that work, you throw the rest of the money behind those and hopefully have money left because that's the big part of the problem. And you make your money back because you found the winning ad. You found the winning ad, the winning product, okay? So you have to have a few things for things to work out. You have to have the right ad to the right audience at the right time at the right price, right? You get all of these things together and you do that by testing and testing costs money. And that's the problem with all of these online gurus that don't tell you that it's gonna cost you money and time to invest. Do people make money overnight and are there overnight successes?  Most people are knuckles to the grindstone, working every day, learning and building and it takes three to five years, I'm telling you. Before I started seeing any kind of legitimate return was the five year mark, but I wasn't doing it. Videos of animals work really well, Karen.  And then there's plenty of affiliate programs, PetSmart, chewie.com has its own affiliate program where you can drive traffic to Chewie and the good thing about those things, right? Let's say you get someone on your pet channel to buy the pet food from you, right? So they buy the pet food from you and they can eat the pet food every week or every month. They gotta buy it. So it's recurring, you get a commission every time they buy it. So it's a lifetime customer and you know they're gonna keep buying it because he has to eat, right? So recurring commissions on affiliate marketing is really big and next week I'm gonna go over, tune in next Tuesday, we're gonna go over recurring commission products and how valuable it is, how powerful it is. When you sell something one time and get paid over and over and over again, so you sell something today and it's a monthly subscription, they're gonna buy it again next month, the month after that, the month after that, the month after that, you know, and like Fruit of the Month Club, right?  But once you start doing that, that's passive income, making money while you sleep, right? That's like, it's happening already. You've sold it once and in the future, you're gonna be making money forever. As long as they buy the stuff, right? Excuse me. All right, so we go live every Tuesday, eight o'clock, okay? Yeah, Karen, you're welcome. You know, I try to educate with my lives and the Side Hustle Shuffle is my YouTube channel. It's all about different ways people making money online, different income streams, different ways people make money online.  Then I started learning about affiliate marketing and making money online and YouTube videos. And you can make money in your sleep. You make a video and it's like cloning yourself, like the Matrix, you've just cloned yourself. It's out there on the internet. People can watch it over and over again and you can make money from that video over and over again. You've done it one time, right? You've done it one time and a year from now people can watch it. I have videos that I made five years ago. One of my best videos I made four years ago and it gets watched all the time and people click the links and I make affiliate commissions off the links. And I also make ad revenue off the ads on the video. But again, you have to get started and it takes time to build.  And people are making full-time income, not millionaires, not some of them are, but not millionaires. I'm talking about legitimate 100 grand, 150 grand, 200 grand a year income from a YouTube channel, being a content creator, right? Instagram personalities, people on TikTok. They can, what's the word I won't look for? Transform, they can use those venues, those platforms to earn money. Some people use their social media for social reasons and some people are earning money with their social media. You know, which one do you wanna be? Well, we're gonna cut it short now because we've been on almost an hour and 15 minutes. We try and keep it around an hour and we're gonna go live again Tuesday. Every Tuesday, eight o'clock, we're gonna talk about the side hustle shuffle. We're gonna talk about ways to make money online and we're gonna go through the carousel and we're gonna talk about products and certain things that I use to go live, my camera, my lights, my microphone. We're gonna talk about all that kind of stuff and if you have questions, we can talk about it and we can get you started, right?  All right, I will see you Tuesday. Don't miss it.


the strongest lead dog of the Northwest, blazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mountain Police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers and kings. In the wild race for wonder dogs, Yukon King. Scores of men had gone into the Yukon in the hope of finding gold. They were men of all types, some honest, some dishonest. And there were many who had never committed a crime, but who's lost for a share of the great wealth that was being found on all sides, turned their heads, and distorted their thinking. Mike Cramer had a claim about 30 miles north of Dawson, where he worked hard day after day. The land adjoining his claim had been staked by Sam Nelson. Sam worked equally hard, and each night over supper compared notes in the cabin he shared with Mike. Finished weighing up your dust, Mike? Yeah, I finished. Didn't take long. $5 for a whole day's hard work. $5 measly with a gold. Well, that's not to be sneezed at, Mike. It's $5 more than I can show with the day's work. Oh, you're sore because I got first choice of the land. Oh, Mike, I'm not sore at all. Whatever gave you that idea? You'll be crushing me what little I do get. Sakes of life, Mike. Don't get that notion.  You've got to come into it. After all, if it hadn't been for you, I couldn't have come to the Yukon. And if it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't have sold out my store and left the states. But I got only myself to blame. Should have known better to listen to you. Yeah, should have known better. My own fault. Well, all I can do now is to hope to get enough to take me back to the states. You mean leave the Yukon? That's just what I mean. Mike, you wouldn't do that? Not after all the trouble we had getting here, getting a house built, and getting a house. House? Look at it. A fine place for a man to live in. One room, hardly big enough to turn around. That's only until we strike it rich, Mike. Then we go back to the states and we'll be rich. Strike it rich? Bad chance. I'm counting on it. I'm sure I'm on the track of a good vein of pay dirt, Mike. I'll hit it sooner or later. And then we'll be rich. So what good will that do me? What good will it do you? Oh, wait a minute. I savvy your scheme. You want us to pool our efforts and split what comes of it, is that it? Well, we're partners. Yeah, but not that way. Oh, that's it, eh? You take half of the cash I get and give me half of the rich strike you'll never make. I'll make it, Mike. Yeah, you do, and you can keep it. I'm keeping all I find, see? I'm not splitting with you or anyone else. All right, Mike, that's the way you want it. It's the way I want it. It's the way it's going to be. Whatever you say, Mike, whatever you say. Each day found Mike increasingly hard to get along with. Sam tried hard to be patient and tolerant. And in the meantime, worked long hours with pick and shovel, following traces that he hoped would lead to a vein of the rich gold ore. And then one evening, Mike was the first to reach the small cabin. He shoved logs into the stove to build up a fire, then crossed the room for water to make tea. Hey, Mike! Mike! What? There was an urgency in Sam's voice when he shouted from 100 yards away. Mike opened the door quickly and saw his friend advancing on the run. Mike! Mike, great day of the morning! Mike, wait until I show you what I've got. Calm down, Sam. Take it easy. Great gun, you look like you've seen a ghost or something. More than that, Mike. More than that, I've got it. I'm struggling rich. Now, take it easy. Come on inside. Didn't you hear me, Mike? You said I've stuck at rich. I've hit the pay dirt. I've found the vein. I told you I'd find that vein sooner or later. Now I've done it. Look. Look at the sample I got in my hand. Take a look at it, Mike. Real close. Don't get your hopes up, Sam. There's plenty of disappointments in this business. Plenty of disappointments is right. I've known them all. This time I tell you I've got gold. Well, wait a minute. Let me examine this. Yeah. Let's put it at the test. I'll hear on the table. Let's see what the acid does to it. Yeah. Try the acid on it. Go ahead and try it. You'll see that I know gold. Not just a minute now. I'm putting the acid right on this spot here. You see? You see, Mike? Well, you've found the salmon. It is gold. You've done it right. It is. You say you've found a vein? Yes. And a rich one. Look at that there, Rocket. It's down there pure gold. And there's tons of it. Tons, I tell you. It looks like you hid it, Sam. Are you sure the vein is on your claim? Yes. And it's a big one. Oh, I wish I could tell you the vein ran towards your claim, Mike. But it goes in the other direction. Well, Sam, I guess you're the lucky one this time. You're going to be a rich man. Yeah, and I can't believe it. I just have to sit here and look at it and pinch myself. I just can't believe it. Well, in a couple of weeks, you'll be taking a big load of gold to Dawson. Yes, and you're coming with me, Mike. We'll put on a celebration that even Dawson will never forget. It was a few weeks later that Sam Nelson and Mike came down to Dawson. Sam had made good his promise. And the gold nugget cafe rang with noise and laughter as Sam celebrated his strike. Boys, this is our night to home. Oh, this is sure some party, Sam. He is helping you strike gold often until there's kind of a party every time. Why is he just starting? Well, Bonnie, let the boys order anything they want. It's all on me. Hey, that's Sergeant Preston.  Why, sure, sure I do. Hello there, Sergeant. Come on over and join us. Hello, Sam. How are you? Pull up a chair, Sergeant. We're celebrating the big strike I made. I'm rich. Oh, glad to hear it, Sam. You deserve it. You worked hard. Oh, I guess you never met my neighbor, Mike Cramer. Have you? Hello, Mike. Howdy. Mike has a claim next to mine. We've been roughing it together for quite a spell. I'm the only one who'll be roughing it from now on. Wouldn't you have, Sergeant? This party's all on me. Sorry, Sam, I'm on duty. Tell me more about the strike you made. Sam brought $20,000 with a gold in the Dawson today, and it looks as if he's gonna keep it up for a while. Oh, you did strike it rich. But you better be careful, Sam. Don't pack too much gold around on the trail. There have been a few hold-ups lately. Hold-ups? Is that so? Yes. Gosh, Sergeant Preston, some of the boys have been talking to hold-ups, but I didn't take it serious. I thought they were trying to worry me. Have they really been hold-ups along the trail? That's right, Sam. Hold-ups wouldn't bother you much, Sam. With a claim like yours, you could afford a few stick-ups. Just the same, Mike. I don't like to think about it.  And look here, Sergeant Preston, how would it be if I waited until you'd come by my place before I brought down the next load of gold? What's up to you, Sam? I'll feel a lot safer with you and King along his guards. Maybe six weeks before I'll be up as far as your place. Six weeks, huh? Well, that's all right. I'll have a sizable load by that time. Could wait if you're sure you'll be by my place in six weeks. I'll be there unless something happens to disrupt my schedule. I've got to go to Craig's Landing.  I'll have a first-rate bodyguard. I guess I'm not good enough as a bodyguard, eh, Sam? Oh, now, Mike, I didn't mean to belittle you. He says that highwaymen might lie and wait by the trail and shoot both of you and me. But they'll think twice and three times before they'll shoot a Mountie. Now, don't get sore about it, Mike. I'm not sore. Well, I'm glad to hear that. You and me appels, Mike. Oh, excuse me, Sam. A friend of mine just came in. A jet I want to talk to. All right. I'll be back in a little while. Meanwhile, I'll tell Sergeant Preston how I found the vein of gold. Hey, Mike, you got a vein of gold? I'll be back. The man who had just entered the Golden Nugget Cafe had shifty eyes and a manner that would not inspire confidence. He watched from a position near the door as Mike approached. Hello, Pete. Hi, Mike. I was hoping for a chance to talk to you. I saw you come in, eh? Let's get out of here where we can talk. We can stand right here and talk, can't we? We can sit right here as long as that Mountie's around. Come on. I got a room in the Northern Hotel. We can talk there. But they might think it's funny if I leave. Your friend's too busy celebrating.  You know, I gotta steer clear of the law.  I'll break away a little later and come over there. I hope this is a good proposition you have. It can be worked out. The room is number 19. I'll see you in an hour. An hour later, Mike sat in the small hotel room talking earnestly to Pete.   He's taken a lot of gold out of that claim. More than you ever saw in your life. Eh, go on. What's on your mind? You planning to jump it? I'd sure like to, but that's impossible. Sam's in too well with the law around here. I thought if I told you the general scheme of things, you might have some ideas. Our little trick in Seattle worked out fine. I thought that one up. It sure worked out. Nobody even suspected I was in on it. But they did suspect me. That's why I want to stay clear of the law. They may be looking for me. And I want to get out of this Canadian territory. These mountains are poison. How you fix for money? I'm flat broke. That's why I came in to Dawson today to sell my dog team. I thought you might have been in on some of these hold-ups they've been having lately. Maybe I was. If you'd listened to the whole story, you'd have heard the people who were robbed weren't carrying enough to make it worthwhile. Don't sell your dog team. We'll be needing it. I'll give you enough to carry it for a while. What's it all about, Mike? My plan was to wait until Sam gets ready to make another trip down here to bank his gold. I'd come with him to help him. And I'd let you know when we were coming. I'd hold up and I'd make it easy for you. Uh-huh. Then I'd pretend to sprain an ankle or something and delay Sam getting to Dawson and to give you plenty of time to get away before the Maudies were notified. And we could have met somewhere later and divided the take. What's wrong with that plan? That Maudie just threw a monkey ranch into it. He's coming up to meet Sam and bring him back to Dawson himself. Oh, that's different. There's no chance of a hold-up with him on the job. I'll be bringing. Well, that's a rich bane, he struck. The Maudies coming up there in about six weeks. Mm-hmm. Sam ought to have over 20,000 by then. Couldn't we just do the robin before the Maudie gets there? Ah, he'd be on our trail in no time. And he'd have my description. We'd never get to the border. This Maudie seems to be pretty smart. They're all smart. But I think maybe I'm smarter. Mike, I've got a plan. And before we're through, this Maudie will wish he'd never heard of Sam and his goal. It was about six weeks later that Sergeant Preston made his way along the trail from Craig's Landing toward Sam's cabin on the river. The weather had been clear for four days. The dogs raced over the well-packed trail. As he rounded a bend, he saw two men coming toward him. One of them was Mike Kramer. Sergeant Preston, I'm sure I'm glad to see you. Hello. You're Sam's friend, Kramer, aren't you? Yeah, I didn't think you'd remember me. And this is a friend of mine, Jules Marson. Hello, Jules. We were starting to Craig's Landing to see if we'd get word to him. Sam's been murdered. We found him this morning.  We were away three days, and we got back and we stopped off to give Sam some caribou meat and found him dead in his cabin. Someone has shot him from the back through window. Did you see Sam before you left on this hunting trip? We. He tell us to be sure to bring him back something that tastes like fresh meat. Anyone with him while you were away? No, he was all alone. I can't think who'd do a thing like that, Sergeant. Everybody likes Sam. Mike is Sam's best friend. Yes, this must be a shock to you, Mike. It sure is. I plan to go to Dawson with you and Sam as soon as you came. Oh, Sam. Now that he was rich and planning to take it easy, this had to happen. Did you leave the cabin? We knew you'd be coming, so we didn't touch a thing. Good. Let's go back to Sam's cabin right away. When Sergeant Preston stopped his team in front of Sam's cabin, King, his big lead dog, walked his side towards the door. Mike looked at King in surprise.  Yes, King always comes with me, by telling me to stay with the team. What's the idea of that? Has Sam ever told you about King? No. Is he famous or something? He's a very intelligent dog. I need his help at times. Except for pulling the sled, I can't see much use for much. I guess you don't know much about dogs, Mike. That King is big, fella. I bet he's a good fighter, no? He doesn't fight unless he has to and he does a good job of it. Let's take a look inside. It's not the light of fire. There's Sam. Just the way we found him. The body's frozen. He must have been killed yesterday, the day before. There wasn't even a spark of fire left in the stove. Shot in the back of the head. From window back there, you see? Oil paper torn out. That's where the shot came from, all right? Help me get Sam's body up on that. Got it. Take his feet, Mike. Sure. That's it. Poor Sam. I'd like to get my hands on the pole cat who did this. Sam, he was your best friend. Yeah. Do you know where Sam kept his gold, Mike? Oh, yeah. That's how I knew he was robbed. Sam wasn't very smart about hiding it. He kept it in that big chest. The padlock is smashed. That not too smart place for to hide it. I told him that. But Sam had the crazy idea that nobody around here would rob him. He wouldn't even have locked the chest if I hadn't made him. You'll find the murderous tracks. Jules and I, look. It's been clear for four days. Yes, here are the tracks coming around the cabin and going back again. We were careful not to cover them. Jules and I walked over there. I'm glad you didn't disturb them. Do you see the mark on his right boot heel track? As if a nail or something was on the heel. You won't be hard to trail. The tracks lead over that clump of bushes there. Let's see what's over there. This man not know much about woods. He would cover track better if he knew. Right, Jules.  Has Ray left his dog team? Wonder why he didn't leave it on the trail where the snow was packed down. This track it is like riding in the snow. Certainly shows which direction he took. So plain it almost looks as if he wanted to be followed. He probably thought it would snow and his tracks would be covered before anyone found Sam. No. On such clear nights as we had, even a fool would know it would not snow. Things got the scent. Come here, King.  Yes, of course, but I'll have to get supplies from the trading post first. Sergeant, would it be asking too much to take me with you on your trail and murderer? Sam was my best friend. And I won't sleep nights until a man is caught. Why, no, Mike, I'd like to have you come with me if you want to. It is right you should go, Mike. You and Sam, you were like brothers. Okay, Mike. I'll be back as soon as I can. We'll start on the trail. Come along, King. All right. On, King. On, King. This track, it is funny thing the killer would leave such clear trail. Why, why, you laugh, Mike. You are so sad when we find Sam. Oh, I am sad, Mike. I'm just laughing at how easy the murderer made it for us to track him. Why, the Sergeant and I should catch up with him in no time at all. Sergeant Preston returned a short time later. Then he and Mike set out to trail the murderer. King led the team at a fast pace along the well-packed trail. Soon, however, the tracks branched off of the main trail and led Northwest into the wilderness. Nothing Northwest. Trying to make the border. We've made good time. These dogs' ears are fast. It's getting dark, but we'll keep going as long as possible. Maybe we'll find a cabin somewhere and hold in for two hours later on. It was a few hours later that Sergeant Preston and Mike found a cabin near the trail. The owner had left, but the door was unlocked and a fire was set in the stove. The Mountian Mike went to bed immediately after eating. Oh, I'm dead tired. How sure asleep. I'm tired too. Hey, you want me to put King outside? No, King always sleeps beside my bed. You mean you let him stay in the cabin all night? That's what I mean. Well, good night, Sergeant. Good night, Mike. I'll blow out the lamp. Sergeant Preston fell into a sound, dreamless sleep. Two hours passed, and then suddenly he was awakened by King's growl.  Mike, what's wrong? Why, uh, that dog of yours don't sleep very sound, does he? Why was he growling? I just got up to get a drink of water. That's odd. I don't see why he'd growl, isn't it? What's wrong, King? Maybe he heard someone crawling around the cabin or something. Someone out there, fella? Maybe we'd better have a look. Do you hear something out here, boy? He won't go out. Guess that wasn't it. I guess he was just dreaming. Maybe he was growling in his sleep. Didn't sound like it. Maybe I scared him, moving around in the dark. I guess King could talk. Well, he's quiet now. I guess there's nothing to worry about. Guess not. Well, we'd better get some more sleep. The following morning, Sergeant Preston looked carefully for tracks around the cabin. He found none. When the dogs were harnessed, he ordered King up front. Up front, boy? Go on, King. King, what's wrong with you? He asked me. He needs a taste of the whip. For some reason or other, he doesn't seem to want to leave me. King, up front, I say.  He barked and whined. But finally, after a sharp command, took his place at the head of the team. King, on the team! The weather stayed clear, and the tracks of the man they were pursuing were plain and easy to follow. It was later in the day, and they were going along fast, when suddenly a snowshoe rabbit darted out ahead of them on the trail. Mike quickly jerked up his rifle and fired. Whoa, whoa!  What? Oh, no, Sergeant. I missed him by a mile. Come here, King. Hold still a minute, boy. There you see his ears bleeding. You nicked it. Oh, God, Sergeant, I'm sorry. I've always been a good shot.   Understand? I can't tell you how sorry I am, Sergeant. It was an accident. That rabbit came on the trail so fast that I didn't have time to think. Well, I guess it was an accident. Sorry I lost my temper, but next time be careful. It was late that night when they finally made camp out in the wilderness. Sergeant Preston knew by the tracks that they were rapidly gaining on the killer. We should catch up with him by tomorrow. I'll make camp here and then get an early start. We've done some fast travel. He's lucky for us his weather held out. It made the trail easy to follow. I'll get the fire started. All right, Mike. Oh, I'll need some more wood. I'll cut some. Come on, King. As the sergeant started to chop a log, King lay quietly in the shadow of a clump of bushes. Though it was dark, the snow reflected the pale glow of the northern lights and he could watch his master. And suddenly, his ears prepped forward as he heard a slight movement in the trees behind the mountain. King lifted his nose and then launched his body forward into the trees. There was a sudden thought in pride. Oh, Preston, help! Take him away! Get away, boy. What's the meaning of this, Mike? Hold him while I get up. Leave that gun where it is. Tell me what happened. I was just coming to help you. I thought you'd need some help bringing back the wood and this crazy mutt knocked me down and attacked. King never attacks anyone without a reason. He never liked me from the beginning. Dogs are like that. They often have a very good reason. Why were you carrying a rifle when you came to help me bring back wood? Well, walking here in the woods, I was afraid some animal might... You'd better start telling the truth, Mike. The truth? What do you mean?  If you're trying to do it again, or was I going to be the target this time? My sergeant, Preston, you're crazy. It was all harmless. Do you think I tried to keep you from catching Sam's murderer? Sam was my best friend. I was just coming to help you and you couldn't hear me because you were chopping wood. Maybe King thought I was going to hurt you or something. King doesn't make mistakes like that, Mike. Well, this time he could have. I was walking towards you behind this clump of trees. It could easily have looked as if I meant to harm you or something. I suppose it could have been another accident. Well, sure it was. Just like this afternoon. I can't afford to take any chances. What do you mean? For some reason, King doesn't trust you. It's been on my side since we started out. But it doesn't make sense. He hasn't any reason. It would make sense if you knew who killed Sam and wanted to keep me from catching him. But why would I want to do that? Sam was my best friend. What good would it do me if you didn't catch the killer? The man who murdered Sam left a very clear trail behind him. He may have left it purposely so that you could follow it after getting rid of me. But neither one of you knew about King. Sergeant, I swear you're wrong. I want to catch the man as much as you do. Yes, Mike, I may be wrong. But nevertheless, I'm going to handcuff you. What? Until we catch this killer, I want to know exactly what you're doing all the time. You'll ride the sled handcuffed to it. You can't do that. It'll slow us down. You aren't very heavy. Sergeant, you're wrong. I tell you, you'll be sorry. Don't waste your breath, Mike. It's the way it's going to be and nothing you can say will change it. The following day, the chase continued with Mike riding on the sled, and the country grew wilder as they headed northwest. Huge rocks boarded the sides of the trail and there were no tracks except those of the killer they were pursuing. The sky was clear and the setting sun cast a glare into their eyes, making it hard to see ahead. And then suddenly, as they approached some rocks, a shot rang out. And Sergeant Preston staggered and fell. The dog team halted in confusion and then King saw a man come from behind the rocks, running toward the sled. The dogs were barking furiously so the man couldn't hear what Mike was shouting. Hey, Pete! Pete, look out! Look out for that dog! King got the scent of the man they had been trailing and knew he was the one who had shot his master. With a rush, the great dog was upon him, sending him sprawling into the snow, his rifle flying from his hand. Who killed him? Mike! Mike, help! Help me! I can't help you. I'm handcuffed to this sled.  Mike, you've got to help him. He's the only one who can call him or. Why didn't you warn me about this dog? I didn't know about him when we made our plans. King wanted to go to his master who lay on the trail back of the sled, but he knew he couldn't leave this man he had been trailing. He stood over him, growling viciously every time Pete made a move and Pete, terrified by the dog's strength, finally lay still and helpless. Then King saw Sergeant Preston make a slight movement. Slowly and painfully, the mountain raised his head. A trickle of blood ran down his cheek from under his parka hood. Pete, from where he lay, could see him, too. Mike, you have to do something. I didn't kill him on these movies. What can I do? These handcuffs. My rifle isn't far from the sled. Can't you reach it with your flot and pull it toward you? Yeah. I'll try. I can almost reach it. If I can get it close enough... Oh, no, no, it's no use. It's no use, Pete. Sergeant Preston pulled himself to a sitting position. The snow around him seemed to whirl in a dizzy pattern.  Then, slowly, his vision began to clear. He heard a sharp bark from King that seemed to pierce the fog that enveloped him. He turned toward the sound. It's King. Mike, he's conscious! Mike! Sergeant Preston's dog team heard Mike's command, but waited for their leader and refused to move.  On guard, King. Watch him, boy. Hold him. Oh, this dog before he kills me! Don't move, and you won't get hurt. Got him, King. Sergeant Preston, there's the man who killed Sam. I didn't have anything to do with it.  He's wanted by the law. I have his gun, King. Let him up and watch him, boy. Pete is the murderer, Sergeant. Get up, Pete, but don't try to run. Mike was in on this, too. He planned the whole thing. No, he isn't lying. Mike, your plan was to murder me on the trail. He hadn't been yelling. I'd have done it. Was King who saved me? Saved me from... Now, walk ahead of the team till we come to your camp. I can ride the runners. Remember, my dog will be right behind you, so be careful. Sergeant Preston was weak and dizzy from the wound on his head, but he clung to the handlebars the sled as it moved slowly to the spot where Pete had made camp on the trail. Oh, King! After King guarded Pete, the sergeant investigated the contents of the pack on Pete's sled. The gold you stole from Sam is here, Pete. You and Mike are under arrest in the name of the Queen for robbery and murder. I tell you, Sergeant, I'm innocent. I see now what your plan was. Pete purposely left a clear trail to follow. You know no other mounted policeman would be put on the case while I was on it, so you plan to kill me on the trail and give yourselves that much more time to get to the border. But you didn't plug him first. But you didn't plug him first, and as a result of your oversight, this case is closed. Now here, Sergeant Preston, with a preview of our next adventure. The Case of the Beautiful Swindler. The case began when I tried to settle a quarrel between two brothers named Jack and Steve Conway. Jack was engaged to a beautiful dancehall girl, but Steve claimed that she was trying to swindle his brother out of a valuable claim. King and I set out to investigate Steve's charters and wound up in a narrow scrape with death that still gives me a chill whenever I think about it. Be sure to listen to this exciting adventure Wednesday. These radio dramas, a feature of the challenge of the Yukon Incorporated, are created and produced by George W. Trendle, directed by Fred Flower Day and supervised by Charles D. Livingston. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. They are played by Paul Sutton. They are brought to you every Wednesday until September, when we shall resume our regular Monday, Wednesday and Friday broadcast. This is Jay Michael, wishing you good-bye and good luck till next Wednesday. So long.


Welcome back to FC 24. Are we still at road? I'm still staying road to survival cos I still think that that should be. We lose eight points, which is what it is now, isn't it? That's not going to happen. We're going to take it off. We're on boxing day now and it's not happening, which means we've obviously... No, we're going to impose... Os, as managers, have had a stronger influence. We've said to the Premier League, we're not having this and they've gone OK. So we're still on 29 points. And now we're 7th. Masters has lost his job already in our little simulation world. In that world, not the channel. We're 7th, we're both Man City, we're 29 points, we're three points behind Villa, we were 6th. And the five points behind Newcastle were 5th, we're currently 7th. This is going great. I'm saying road to Champions League more than road to survival. OK, OK. Although we have got a huge... We're playing Manchester City now. Quite alarmingly for them, I've lost six of their 18 games, which is not... You know, I would have expected more from Manchester City. We've won five on the run, we are flying. If we make it six on the run, then I will start to believe. Obviously Beto's got a play out of that last game, scoring a hat trick. Brace. Danyrwm has scored a brace as well, but he's absolutely knackered. I'll really look at getting McNeill in there. Brandon Thwys got no chance to last in this game, has he? If he can't last, I wouldn't start him. Oh, jeez. One of them's going to have to play a half, aren't they? Yeah, it's hard for them to play the first half. Go on then. What's the issue with Patterson? Younger left-back, Patterson a right-back. That's it. It's just that I always want to do more than Anna. No, I always knackered. The glory there. Jesus. No, go down, go down. It's just that I have this nice image in there. I reckon James Garner on the right field and maybe... Go on then. Go on then, it's next to more than Anna. Let's get to your home, let's do it now. Come on. Let's get a 4-point gap on Manchester City. Blamblew this time. That's the rule of the treat. People behind the ball. Feel the first 10, 15 minutes out of the game. I feel for the guy. Get tight, get tight. That's it, hold them up, that's okay. That's it. No, no, no, no. Slightly too easy. Okay. Let's just keep hold of it. Keep it there, keep it there. Centre-back's your ball. Don't wait. Oh, no. Why wouldn't you come to the ball then? Do you think that's cos he's knackered? I don't know. Why wouldn't you come to the ball then? I honestly thought... Yeah, that's really poor. Come to the ball, hold it. I wonder if that's because he's absolutely knackered. I haven't even been there, have I? Okay, all right, come on. Come on. That's a bad challenge, that referee. No reason at all why it won't be this man, Stuart, when he went to debate seeing from him. Well, that's a very impressive return. Well done, just hold them up. And it's not just been his goals, he's all round. Let's try a little on it. Let's break. This is the moment we get in there half. That's what you call. We're in there half now, we're in there half. He's done well. Go on, go on, do it. Yes. Yes, I'm well done. Monies. I've got to pick up those second balls, lads. He's got it in the box anyway. Well done. Brilliant shot to that. Nice. Ah, the pressin' was really well done. Well done. It's like Ole Miss. He did get all the Ole Miss like that. That's the same ball. Hold it. Oh, played. Get off, don't look. Yes, Betel's in there. Ah. Greatest cross. Oh, that's all right. Better, though. It's ready. Nice. Great, Dwight. It's a good block to be fair. Come, you win it. Melt. Nice. Hold it, hold it. Referee. All right, all right, forced on back. All right, back in. A bit of a late challenge. I don't think we've been too bad, it's just that. That was a real ball. I don't know if you can see it. It's moment ready break. It's safe. Oh, don't go back and put that. Oh, great. Slip is shown. It's too late, but it was still a swipe. Game's gone. Clatter is a defender from behind, a game's gone. Great ball. It's just that. Unlocked.  I can't believe I'm spaced a fine. Newn. They are so dangerous at me. He is struggling here isn't he? Yeah, he is absolutely goose. It seems to react too late. Great touch. Oh, he's not quite the right ball, but he's got the cut it back. Yes, oh, no. It was that! I didn't know I was doing it. Getting an insight into your bedroom activities. I don't know what to make of that noise. I don't know, I don't get that excited about it. The place is so slow today. He's just used the last of his energy. He's falling over now. No, no, no, no, no. It's going to change, Jordan.  He's just gone past Tarkovski. As if he wasn't there. Right. We've begun short now. Weld o jammy. Great. Well done.  Hold it, hold it. There goes Beto o Dacori. I think it's Dacori. That's a good ball there. No shot. That was a great goal there. It's a great, the class has shown. Yeah, they're just too good. Way too knackered. That is a great run. We're going to have to put my cooking on a lifetime. Yeah, definitely. He's gone on. Maybe like a couple of other little changes. It nails your ball. Yeah, that's right. One more. Nice. Got a turn going, man. Nice. Nice. Beto o Dacori. Obviously, great move. Oh. You've got a shot away. You've got a shot away. Not a great half, obviously. They're a better side. You look more dangerous. You've got more ability. Maybe playing him was a bad idea. Maybe a fully fit. Oh, no. Oh, no. Branswate. No, you know what? We're getting beat out with two-nil. That's a bad dish. A Kensi, ydw. Ashley Young's centreback. Addison and Godfrey's centreback. Oh, na ne? We're going down. They've got pace, haven't they? We're getting done with two-nil down. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Do you want to give us something else? Oh, na ne? It's going off. Cos he's just off it as well. The pace on the right. And then we'll make the other couple of changes just a bit in minutes. Yeah. After an hour maybe. Done, and so you bring done. Maybe there they are, ain't it? Left-back's about lovely. A little bit of what man's city, though. Look at that. Lovely. Tim. Brilliant. Oh, oh, no. Too long to shoot. Yeah. That was great football, ah? Lovely football. I know we've made some, like, changes, but... I know we did, eh? Just catching simple. Yeah. Easy balls. Wait for the opportunity. Let's keep it tight for a few minutes. Give man's city something to think about. As we're right back in, eh, do you hear? Heck, thought it was all over. It might be in a minute. It's not giving anything away, silly darling. See, just where we are for fine. Oh, god. Just man's pass to everybody. Oh, he's a dutch there. Oh. On the after, as well. Oh, there we go. Oh, these short corners absolutely do worse for me. No. I'm a Chelsea when they scored four goals in short corners. Yeah. Right, let's get to it up there. Right. Oh, shot. Out, out. Oh, no, James. Straight into danger. Oth, gwsraith. Got a ramwg arna. He knows. It's a little bit short, that pass. I'm going, I'm going. Oh, it's a great first ball there. Keep it. Oh, right. Well done. Nice. Why's your ball? Why's my net play rock going? Oh, it's the right ball. That's all the play wasn't getting there. Oh, he spun Mackenzie Hund. Straight into it. I don't know why he keep that in. Win this. Change the corners, though. For me, what? Hard on off the line. Out, out. Yes, I'll do it. On the nail. Get on side, Beto. Get on it, where are you? Here's the runner, here's the runner. Hold it, hold it. Oh, win it. Beto's in it, they're all in it. Oh! Good play. Do we make another change? Yeah, let's do it now. Let's do the two changes. Double up. Let's see where everyone is. The corey. Put the corey back into the middle. Take James Garner off. See. Yad drwy Chimete. Chimete? Over Deli Alley. Done really well against Tottenham. It's got quality. Over Deli in there. I mean, we all space about 100 million here. A chance to win a game. I'll get Dominic Alvalewin on for Beto. Come on here, Ned. Two-one. Shall we go, Shores? I'll go for back post. I'll look at this stone. Near post. My dad won near post. I'll pull that down a bit.  Meet the block. Come on, pull this. Oh! It's passing much power. It's not bad though, it's not bad. It's not bad. In that forwards. Well done. That's me. Nice. Early through, isn't it? Oh, terrible ball, Mackenzie. The right side here though, won it. The right side here. That's still in. Yeah, somehow. Oh, no. I don't know. I like to think you should get goals. No, got a shot there. I like, I like, I like. Jack Leel is holding up. Mackenzie. I didn't get away from you. No, well done. Get it, Delly. No, no, no, no. Well done. Well done, man. Oh, nice. Oh, no. Good save. He's getting booked here now, what's going on? I was off shot though. Oh, off shot, thank God. Right back she put. I'll play. Same ball. Nice. Lovely. Delly. Dobbins gone. Brilliant. Oh, he's got it. Delly's gone, really. Nice, one more. I don't have any desire to take the touch. It's just a bit heavy. I don't have any. You know when you knock it out. I don't have any knock it out before. Oh. Come on, can we? Great tackle. Brilliant. One more quickly. Oh, yeah. Just a final ball every time, innit? Oh. Good save. Well done. That's a really important save, but can they get back into this match? I'm not sure they can. Good tackle. That'll do. Back with a great tackle. The pitch, Ned. Six minutes to play. Same ball. Go on. Get across them now. Oh, shoot. Go on, press, Dobbins. Oh, lucky. I think you're a bit more tired, innit? I just wanted it. Get a shot. No, just from where we were, cos it was so late. I wanted to just make sure you didn't lose the ball. Oh. Oh, no, no, no. Great cover in Ashley Young, lad. Oh, Ben. Come on, last chance. Get it up quickly. Oh, no. That's a big load. Oh. You know what, we gave that a good go, didn't we? We won the second half. I think our fans will be proud of us for that. With that team we had to get back in it. We gave that a great go, didn't we? We were by far the better team, the second half. They were nothing. Jack Reelis has got the ball, it's Braddy. Braddy? We've designed him for them. God knows. Oh, well, the win and runners come to an end, but you know what, I thought we'd give that a right go, considering we went 2-0 down early on. Yeah. Because obviously... They're still the same quality city. It shows you, I wasn't early on. We went 1-0 down early on, but winning that first half at all, the second half we were in it. I thought we did really well. Maybe Tarkovsky was just too tired to play at all. We go to Wolves next, don't we? Got Wolves, shall we? Got to go to Wolves and get a positive result. And I'll come on. We can do it, Ned. We can do it. Join us next time for when we make the trip to Mollingewa. Win and run, sadly, has come to an end Manchester City. It beat us and gone ahead of us, but we will be looking to bounce back against Wolves. Didn't they beat us early on? We did, didn't we? That's the first fall. We are out for revenge at Mollingewa against Wolves. Make sure you're there to see if we can overtain the mighty Wolves. See you later.