Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Don Amici and Anne Baxter in It Happened Tomorrow. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Since our remote ancestors lived in caves and fought their wars with clubs, men have wanted to know the true story of the future. Some wanted this knowledge only to grow rich, others to grow famous, and perhaps a few to help their fellow men. But since the beginning of time, all of our yesterdays lead only toward tomorrow. And this week our play is Rene Claire's delightful and exciting picture, It Happened Tomorrow. Arnold Pressburger produced the picture, and Don Amici and Anne Baxter starred in it for us tonight. It Happened Tomorrow is the drama of one man who begs for a chance to see tomorrow's newspaper today and gets that chance. Many strange and wonderful adventures come to him, and the greatest of them all is meeting a very beautiful girl. But after you hear this story, I wonder if you'll ever again want to see tomorrow's newspaper today. In crossing the country last week, I met still more of our audience face to face. And when that happens, I always discover again how strong the loyalty is that holds you to this theater and to the product behind it, Lux Flakes. I remember one person in particular. She told me right away that she was a grandmother, and then I learned how she was doing her bit for the war. She had made it possible for her daughter to take a job in a war plant by looking after the daughter's baby, and the rather extensive laundry that always goes with the young of the human species. Grandmother made just one proviso for the sake of her hands. The daughter was to provide Lux Flakes. Consequently, I feel sure that that baby is still in very lovely hands. And now for the last time this season, the curtain goes up on the opening of our play. Act one if it happened tomorrow, starring Don Amici as Larry and Anne Baxter as Sylvia. It's an event that has never happened before and will never happen again. The Stevens Golden Wedding Anniversary. Children, grandchildren, even great-grandchildren have drawn to the Stevens home for the happy occasion. Yes, every member of the family is present. Everyone accepts the two people responsible. They are still upstairs, observing 50 years of wedded bliss, arguing over a manuscript. But you can't do it. I simply forbid it. For 50 years you've kept me from publishing this. Thank goodness I have. But why? Why? Because it happens that I love you. Oh. And I won't have you laugh at it. Let me read it to my family. They'll never believe it unless they hear it from me. I was in on most of it and I still don't believe it. Well, you just don't believe in miracles. Nobody believes in miracles anymore. I do. And so do I, my dear. Oh, Sylvia, you're wonderful. I'm wonderful too, huh? You must be.  Oh, darling, how can I ever thank you? Well, one way would be about forgetting all about that shory and coming downstairs with me now. Yes, yes. Here, you can put it away. That's better. I just wanted to read it to them and they could judge what happened for themselves. But if they didn't believe it, Larry, if they said that you were an old man and foolish... Yes, I am an old man, but I was young then, wasn't I? When it all started to happen? 1896. I guess I'd been a reporter on the evening news for almost a year. And I never even knew you existed. But you did that night, didn't you? Thanks to William Jennings Bryan running for president. Andy and I have gone back to the office to write up a speech. Just the two of us were there, an old pop band. Yeah, thanks, Pop. Didn't mean to leave them so messed up. That's all right. Just find yourself another seat. Larry, you're sitting on one of my file albums right in the middle of 1862. Oh, sorry, Pop, sorry. I've been keeping these files just so for 42 years and you sit on them. What's the difference, Pop? There's nothing better than yesterday's news. You don't have imagination and the news is what happens, whether it happened 50 years ago or tomorrow. You mean we'll happen tomorrow. Tomorrow's just an illusion. Look, see this album? Yeah, sure. It's the file for what's that? March 1875. That's right. And this file here, that's for this year, 1896. Well, supposing we're all living in 1875 and I should walk in with the 1896 file. I could tell you everything that would happen, couldn't I? Just give me the one for next year, Pop, and you can name your own price. Every year's there, Andy, right on those shelves where I keep my file albums. We may not see them, but they're there all right. The whole future's there. Ah, what if we could see into the future? Really see it. Yeah, just one day in the future. That's what I'd like, Pop. Tomorrow's newspaper, how much? No, no, Larry, don't ask for a thing like that. Why that ought to be a cinch for you, Pop? Come on, come on, let's have it. I wish I could give it to you, Larry. Then you'd learn it's no good to know the future. Oh, fine. You were I could get tomorrow's newspaper.  You would, huh? But how do you know you've got five years? Go ahead and answer that one, Larry. I guess you got me, Pop. Well, there's one thing I can guarantee will happen five minutes from now. But you and I are going to be mighty thirsty. Come on, let's go. We can have a beer on Park Street. Yeah, how about it, Pop? No thanks. We've got a few things to get in order here. Say, I passed that cafe on the way to work. I've got some new entertainment there. Mind readers, the poster says Lombardi and Sylvia. Maybe they could tell you the future. Well, good night, Pop. I might be a pretty-looking girl in that act. At least she was on the posters. Yeah, they always are, Pop, on the posters.  Good night, boys. Good night. Ladies and gentlemen, have you have just seen I have just placed Sylvia in a trance? Only my voice, the voice of Lombardi, can reach her. I will require the presence of a member of the audience here on the stage. Will someone volunteer? Any member of the audience? Ah, that gentleman there.  I'm going home. Look at her. Just look at her. Now I've been looking at her. She's beautiful and I'm tired. Good night. Good night, Sylvia. Oh, good night. And just remember, eight o'clock in the morning. An angel. She's an angel. And if you're late, you'll be flapping your wings, too. Well, I'll see you tomorrow. Now, if you will stand here, my friend, and please do tell us what is the number in the case of your watch? Is the number, please? Well, I... I don't know. Oh, you do not know? Good. Now, perhaps Sylvia can tell you the number. Observe, she is on the other side of the stage. Sylvia, can you hear me? I can hear you. The gentleman holds her watch, Sylvia. I want to know the number on the case. I will try. I will try. Two, seven, nine. Oh, I can't. I can't. Sylvia, I compel you. Four weeks. I feel so weak. Tell me the number. Two, seven, nine. Three, five, four. Two, seven, nine. Three, five, four. Open the case, my friend. And now, sir, please to verify Sylvia's estate. Two, seven, nine. Three, five, four. Well, it's amazing, incredible. Ah, thank you very much. Now, does the audience have any questions? Any questions they would like Sylvia to answer? Quickly, please. Quickly. Ah, the young man, you have a question. Well, it concerns the young lady. Of course, naturally. And you wish to know, is she going to marry you? Is that it? Well, all I want to know is that she will have lunch with me tomorrow. Sylvia, the senior wishes to know. Will the girl he loves have lunch with him tomorrow? Yes, he will. Well, thank you, but I'd like to know where. Ha, that you will have to arrange with her. Well, that's what I'd like to do, but she can't hear me. She's in a trance. I'm sorry, my friend. Lombari has put Sylvia's mind to sleep. And Lombari is not certain when it will awaken. In the meantime, Sylvia is unable to accept any social engagement. Now, who else has a question, please? One at a time, please, one at a time. You, senorina, you want to know where to look for the rain you lost. Sylvia, the senorina wishes to know. Good night, Sylvia. See you tomorrow. Good night. Oh, cabbie. No, tell him, sweet-piece, one thing or... Oh, remember me? No, I'm afraid I don't. Oh, but we were speaking just a little while ago. You answered my question. Oh, a customer. Yeah, something like that. Then you must have seen that I was in a trance, asleep. Besides, you were much too forward. Look, may I take you home? Cabbie's waiting. So I noticed. Good night. Can I ride with you? Of course not. Driver 140, North Elm Street. Yes, ma'am.  I haven't a slightest idea, but if my uncle should find you here... Uncle? Professor Lombari. He'd very likely punch you in the nose. So go home. Yes, yes, I think you're right. All right, driver, and go slow. Why, you listen to me. You hired this cab. I did, but what do you have for you? Oh, I see. Then you can let me out right here. Oh, but why?  You just sit in that corner, and I'll stay way over here in this corner. Of course, if we should hit some bumps, that won't be my fault. Now, why did you have to slap my face? You forgot. I'm a mind reader. Oh, all right. I promise I won't even think of kissing you. You'd better not, and I'd much prefer the conversation ended right now. No, not until I know whether your prediction is right or not. What prediction? The senior wishes to know where the girl he loves have lunch with him tomorrow. Remember? I never remember anything I say in a dress. But your answer was that she will. Oh, that's fine. I hope you have a wonderful time. Oh, I'm sure we will. You know where the evening news office is? Certainly. I'll be waiting there for you. One o'clock tomorrow. What? And the name is Stevens. Lauren Stevens just asked for Larry. Driver, stop this cab this once. Yes, ma'am. I'm getting out. Oh, I wouldn't think of it. I'll get out. It's about time. Well, look, we're right in front of the office. See? The evening news. One o'clock. Come on. If you don't eat lunch until you see me, you're going to start to death. Here you have the name, Larry Stevens. And good night. Good night. And thank you. Oh, may, may, may. Larry. Pop, is that you? Larry. Pop, where are you? Oh, I guess I couldn't see in the dark. I've been waiting for you, Larry. You've been waiting? You've been working all this time? Oh, no, locked up the office sometime ago. Oh, but it's late. What are you doing around here this time of night? I wanted to see you, Larry. I've got something for you. What's that? This, Larry. Here. What's the paper? The evening news. That's right. Well, I read it. I read it when it came out this afternoon. Maybe not. Well, Pop, you wouldn't get in yourself a snoot full. No, I wouldn't do a thing like that. Good night, Larry. Wait a minute. I'll take you home. No, no, thanks, my boy. We go different ways. Put the paper in your coat pocket, Larry. That's it. Don't lose it. Huh? Pop, I don't... In your pocket, Larry. Good night. Come on, Pop. You want to see the breakfast menu? No, just the usual, Lily. Hello, Larry. Well, Joe, how are you? Come on, come on. Thanks. Just dropped in for a cup of coffee. Sure is cold out here. Great weather for me. How goes it, Joe? Not so good. Still looking for a job. Say to you mind if I look at the white ads in your paper? I'm sorry. I haven't got a paper. Sure you have. There in your coat pocket. Oh, yeah. I forgot. Here. It's last night's evening meal. That won't matter. Just the one ads I'm after. Hey, this ain't last night's paper, Larry. It's today's. Well, it can't be, Joe. News doesn't go to press until three o'clock in the afternoon. It's last night's. Yeah, but what day is today? It's Wednesday. But this says Wednesday. Well, now, Joe, it can't say Wednesday. Hey, look. Wednesday. Hello. What day is today? Wednesday. And look what it says here, Larry. Snow. It didn't snow yesterday, did it? Of course not. Let me see that. There. Right next to this article about the opera house holdup. Huh. Bandit steel cash at opera house while Paterofsky plays. See? It says unseasonable snowfall. A flurry of snow descended on the city at eight o'clock this morning. Yeah, it's Wednesday. Snow day.  Snow in May. Huh? Well, look outside there. It's snowing. Yeah, it's snowing. Eight o'clock in the morning. And it is eight o'clock. Exactly eight o'clock. Say, here's an ad looks pretty good, Larry. They need a waiter at the Excelsior restaurant. Excels... Well, that's this place. This here's the Excelsior restaurant. What are you talking about? We don't need any waiter. But it says so in the paper. Help wanted. Waiter, Excelsior restaurant. Well, I can't help what it says. It's a mistake. We don't need any. Then why waste people's time putting their...  Now you get out of here. That's the last time you'll break any of my dishes. Now get out. I might have a heart. I have a heart, but I have no more dishes. You're fired, Lily. Lily! Yes, Mike? Take us some money and go down to the newspaper. Put it in, we want a waiter right away. What do you look so crazy for? In the morning paper? No, no, right away. Put in the evening news. Hello, Larry. Hello, Mike. What's the matter?  You and Lily. What for you look so funny in me, huh? Well, it's nothing, Mike. It's nothing. Give me that paper, Joe. I've got to get the office. I'm late. Maybe I'm a whole day late. Goodbye, Joe. Good luck. Bye. Bye. What's the matter with you fellas? Hasn't anybody seen Pop Fence? Larry hasn't shown up. I've got to find him on our look, fellas. If this is some kind of a joke... Cut it out, Larry. Will you cut it out? There isn't anybody seen Pop Fence. Besides, what's so important? It's personal. He gave me something last night, and I've got to speak to him. I've got something personal to talk about, too. Get in here, Stevens. Oh, yes. Well, if I see Pop Larry, I'll tell him. Yeah, it's awful important, Andy. It's awful important. Stevens, you're late. Yeah, I know, Mr. Gordon, but I've been looking for Pop Fence, and something's happened. I don't understand how... You don't, huh? Well, maybe you can understand this. If you were ever late for work again, you can look for another job. Yes, Mr. Gordon. Look, who's covering the Petarusky concert this afternoon at the opera house? No, don't tell me you want to be a music critic. But suppose something should happen there. The biggest news of the day. You think I'd send you? Stevens, you're either drunk or crazy. Maybe both. I am, huh? Well, Pop Fence gave me something last night, and if you wait a minute, I'll bring it in and show it to you. You change your mind fast enough. I will, eh? You're fine. I quit.  If you haven't given me a raise. A raise, why? Yes, a raise for being on the job when something sensational happens. You can set up a headline right now. Bandit, steel, cash at opera house where Petarusky plays. Say that again? Well, what I mean is suppose that something like that did happen. That'd be a good headline. Wouldn't it? Bandit, steel, cash at opera house where Petarusky plays, and right under my byline. I saw it. I mean, I can see it now by Larry Stevens. Get out of here. Yes, sir, I'm going. You're having a thing to worry about, Mr. Gordon. I'll be at the opera house right on the job. In a few moments, Mr. DeMille presents Donna Meji and Anne Baxter in act two of It Happened Tomorrow. Oh, hello, Sally. What's on your mind? Lux plates, of course. And all the things you can luxe around the house. I've made an alphabetical list of some of them. Want to hear it? Okay. What have you got for A? Anna McCassers. Huh? You know those little doorlies you put on chair bags? They need luxing frequently. Oh, yes. And B? Bed spreads and blankets and curtains for C. Oh, what about D? Great breeze. And dishes, of course. Lux is so kind to your hands. E and F. Enamelware and floors. Lux is especially grand for tiled ones. And G is for glassware and the globes around lights. Wash them often to keep them sparkling. What about H? Hairbrushes. Soak them in lux suds while you're washing your hair. I and J. Iceboxes and jars. Always wash jars in lux before you start canning. And now K? K, the kind on pianos. Lux takes finger marks off in a jiffy. L? Lemon, linoleum, lampshades. Oh, lots of things. M? Mirror and mantle pieces. Then napkins for M. Oh? Is for oil cloth to keep it bright. And P is for picture frames, pillow covers and porcelain. I'll bet you had a hard time with Q. No. Quilt. Right. R-S-T. Rugs. The cotton chenille bathroom kind. Lip covers and scarves for S. And T for towels and tablecloths.  A poultry. Lots of poultry fabrics are luxible. V and W. Vases, Venetian blinds, woodwork and windows. And finally, X, Y and Z. I'm stumped there, Mr. Kennedy. All I could think of is, for extra long wear, why not give nice things this easy luxe care? Oh, Sally. But you're right. It's smart and safe to use gentle luxe all around the house. Now, our producer, Mr. DeMille. Act two, if it happened tomorrow. Starring Don Amici as Larry and Anne Baxter as Sylvia. Larry Stevens' wish to have a copy of tomorrow's newspaper has come true. And on page one is Larry's own byline over the day's biggest news story. The fact that the news event has not yet occurred doesn't bother Larry at all. He's been passing the time writing out an exact copy of what he has just read. So he'll have the facts all ready to hand in when the opera house is held up. Old Pop Benson is still mysteriously absent from the office. But at one o'clock, someone else walks in and asks for Larry Stevens. I must. I'm looking for Mr. Stevens, please. How does he do it? Larry, Larry, she's here. Who's here? The angel, Sylvia. I knew it. I knew you'd come. Aren't you terribly sure of yourself, Mr. Stevens? Oh, no, please. I didn't mean it that way. I knew you'd be here because everything that isn't possible has been happening. It's a day of miracles. Well, I just happened to be passing by and I wanted to tell you that I can't have lunch with you. Oh, I see. We haven't known each other long enough, huh?  Yeah, but there's something I have to tell you. It's wonderful. It's fantastic. It is? Look, after we have lunch, we'll go to the opera house to hear Petrovsky. You're changing the subject. Oh, no. No, no, I'm not. That's part of my secret. Something's going to happen at the opera house. Look, uh, we're going to eat. We don't, we don't have much time. I can't go with you, Mr. Stevens. Really, I simply can. Playing, oh dear, we're late. Oh, no, no. It doesn't happen until 10 minutes after two. We're at work two minutes early. What doesn't happen? You haven't made a bit of sense yet. I was going to tell you, but you wouldn't believe it. You've got to see it happen. Then you'll know I'm not crazy. This way, please. You take it, sir. We're right in the last row near the door. Yes, sir. So far back. No, it's all right. We'll be leaving soon. I don't want to leave soon. But the main attraction will be over. Petrovsky? Oh, no, no. Something's going to happen outside the door in the lobby. What's going to happen? A hold-up. A hold-up? Yeah. Three bandits are coming in. Larry. And they'll pretend to ask for tickets and one of the bandits will draw a gun. Quiet. I want a listen. So do I. What time is it? Exactly 10 minutes left until two. Good. Listen. Keep your seats, ladies and gentlemen. There's just been a hold-up. Keep your seats, please. Larry, why did you bring me back here with you? Because Mr. Gordon finishes reading my story. I think I'll need a witness. But, but how did you know? Stevens?  When did this alleged hold-up take place? 10 minutes ago. And you returned here from the opera house and wrote this all in 10 minutes? Boss, please. Just send that story through now. Sure. I'll send it through. I'll straight through to the wastebasket. Sylvia, tell him what you saw. Well, I really didn't see anything. Of course not. But what I mean is, we were listening to Petrovsky play and before I knew it, it was all over. What was all over? The things that Mr. Stevens wrote about. And it's going to be printed. You'll see it all on page one. And I'll see you in... Oh, Inspector. Well, come on in. What's doing? Plenty. There's been a hold-up at the opera house. A hold-up? Yeah. Oh, my goodness. Andy! Andy! Stop the passes! Come here! Quick! Come here! Oh, Mr. Gordon, what's happening? How did I get this story out of the wastebasket? Set it up for page one. Four-column spread. Yeah, what about the headline? The headline? Yes, headline. How about Bandit Seal Cash at opera house while Petrovsky plays? That's it. By Lawrence Stevens. What? Oh, well, all right. By Lawrence. Oh, great work, Larry. You and me are going to have a little talk, Stevens. Now? Now. Johnson, come in. Larry, isn't that the usher from the opera house? Well, yes, but what... Oh, oh... There's some men you follow here, Johnson. It certainly is. It most certainly is. Well, not just a minute.  What were you doing at the opera house doing a hold-up? Why, uh... I took this young lady to hear Petrovsky. Don't be modest, Larry. Tell him the truth. Like you told me this morning. He knew just what was going to happen. Now, boss, please. Wait. Of course he knew. I told him about the hold-up. Sylvia, and how did you know? Because it's my business to know the future. We're mind-readers. My uncle and I. Oh, that's right. That's right. So, yeah. Park the play, isn't it? Yes. Lombardi and Sylvia. Sometimes I can see things that are going to happen. Things like this hold-up. And can you see what's going to happen right now? Uh, no. I'm afraid I can't. Then let me tell you, sister. Him and you and me, we're heading for police headquarters. Now, for the last time, Stevens, who were those three guys who held up the opera house? I've told you a hundred times. I don't know. And where's Sylvia? What are you doing to her? Not tonight. I tend to lose an hour here. Oh. And where's Pop Benson? Why hasn't anybody been able to find him? I am asking the questions here. Here. How did you know this hold-up was going to happen? All right. I'll tell you. You won't believe me, but I read about the hold-up in a newspaper this morning. What newspaper? The newspaper. Tonight's evening news. Yes, sir. Make a sapper out of me, will you? Okay. Stay here then and think of tomorrow's joke. Ordeal! Yes, sir. Look in on him once in a while. When he's ready to tell the truth, bring it to me. Yes, sir. And now, sir, please, to verify Sylvia's statement. What is the number on your watch case? Five, three, two, four, one. She's right. I never heard of such a thing. Thank you very much. Now, does anyone in the audience have any questions? Any questions, please? Yeah, yeah. You make predictions? Fast, present, and a future. Could you have predicted what happened a day at the opera householder? Why, sure. Lambari and Sylvia, we predict those things all the time. Then suppose you predict me something right now. Now? Yeah. Something that will happen tonight. Well, sir, Sylvia is far sighted. Things that are so close are sometimes out of the focus. Then how did you two predict today's holdup? I am so sorry. The next act is waiting. Perhaps you'll come again another time. I'm not fussy. Predict anything. A crime, a fire, a murder. Whatever you want. Okay, I trust. Sylvia, do you see something that is going to happen tonight? You see? She can't even hear me. Then speak louder. Sylvia, try. Try good and hard. What do you see? Nothing. That's right, Sylvia. How can anybody see anything? There's no moon tonight. Why don't you admit it? You're fakes. You're fakes. Both of you. Yes, Sylvia? I see a river. It's a bridge. Yes? Then what? She jumps. She's in the water. She goes under. What's for you, son? You ready to talk yet? I tell you I don't know anything. Huh? Okay. When you change your mind, holler. I'll set you window. Pop.  In jail. Pop. Tell me the truth. Did you late last night or did I dream it? And tell me, did you give me a newspaper? It didn't do you any good, did it, Larry? Pop, I'm in an awful jam. Nobody believes me. Say, you ought to be on your way to the river by now. You're supposed to be there little after midnight. In fact, you've got to be. For who says so? Well, I just read it in this newspaper. What newspaper? Not tomorrow's evening news again. Isn't that what you want? No. Yes. Yes. Does it say anything about the bandits? Yes. They've been caught. Where? When? Tomorrow morning, the Union Bank. The police were waiting for them. You wrote all about it? I did. Oh, you'll be a hero. What for? For telling the police? Oh, no, for something else. Listen, I'll read it to you. A known girl makes suicide jump. Leaps to death from Ninth Street Bridge. Larry Stevens, evening news reporter, makes heroic attempt at rescue. Girl's body not recovered. Well, I don't believe that. Says so right here, Larry. But I'm in jail. And even if I got out of jail, I wouldn't go risking my life jumping in the river for a girl I know I can't say. What kind of a monkey do you think I am? Don't ask me, boy. I'm no prophet. I'm just reading what it says. Hey, who are you talking to? What's the matter with you? Well, he's gone. Pop's gone. Huh? I thought he was standing right there, outside. Wait a second.  Huh? Well, now, we're getting somewhere. Union Bank. Tomorrow morning. All you have to do is wait for them. Union Bay, huh? Come on, Steven. You and me is going to find the inspector. Why isn't he here? No, he's at the Park Cafe with a mind reader. Professor's a Lombardi and Sylvia. Hey, Steven's all right. Tell her to be at the bank. But if you're lying, remember, we know where to pick you up. Yes, sir. Oh, uh, uh, where's Sylvia, Professor? She's gone home. I think she's gone home. One thing more. Just when did she first tell you about the hold up going to happen at the Arbor House? What, why she never mentioned that? Hold up. How could Sylvia know such crazy business? What is this? A few minutes ago when you did your act up there on the stage, I asked, could you make predictions and you said sure. How could we know then that you was cops? You mean the prediction was a fake? Fake. I don't like that word. Look, and all that stuff she gave me about a bridge, a girl jumping into the river, that was plain hooey. Sylvia said that? Yeah. Sure it was hooey. But a bridge? A river?  She was just trying to get us all out of a tight squeeze. You too. Did she say the body would never be found? No. She didn't know. Oh, that poor girl, she didn't know. Now, where's he going? You're dumb, mind reader. You tell me. She jumped in. I saw her. I saw her. Officer! Officer! Please calm, everybody. I'll get her. Oh, she'll drown. You're too late. She'll drown. Wait till I get these shoes off. Can you see her, anybody? No, she's disappeared. Somebody find a rowboat. I'll save her. No. No, I know you won't save her.  Who are you? I'm Stephen. It's evening news. Sorry, I have to cut this conversation short. Sylvia? Sylvia? Syl... Be careful. That's a dock. Yeah. So I found out. Where are you? Over here. By the piling. Are you all right? Yes. But what are you doing here? You spoiled everything. Oh, Sylvia darling, I knew you were in danger. But I wasn't. I was just trying to save you. I had to make a prediction, and then I had to make it really happen.  Oh, Sylvia darling, I knew you were in danger. But I wasn't. I was just trying to save you. I had to make a prediction, and then I had to make it really happen.  Man, that looks like a hat floating on the air. Shh, they're looking for me. Yeah. Yeah, they've got a robot. Hey, what happened to that reporter fella? Don't move. What's the hat all right? The girl must have stunk like a stone. Yeah? It's another of them cases. Body not recovered. Did you hear that? That's what I want you to think. Body not recovered. And Pop's newspaper was right. I don't know what you're talking about. But it won't be right if they find me here. Now shush. Oh, don't worry. They won't find you. The paper said so. Come on.  I'm supposed to be at the bank first thing tomorrow morning. Have they found Stephen's body yet, Andy? No, no, the girl's either. They're still dragging the river. If they haven't found him yet, I guess they never will. What a swell fella. Jumping in the river to save some girl who didn't want to live anyway. Hey, they made a fine reporter. Fine reporter. Hey, what's all the excitement? Mr. Gordon. Look. Look as well. Late for work again, I'll say. You're not drowning. It was the cops that told the truth. How, Andy? How are you, Mr. Gordon? Oh, look, I got a great story. Do I have a job? Sure you've got a job. And a raise? Yes, but what's the story? The police just trapped those opera house bandits. Where? Right where I was, the Union Bank. Sit down, write it. Give them room boys and killers of ituary. A bituary? Sure you would now last night, remember? Oh, yeah. I tried to find the cops after I got out of the river. Start writing, Larry, and change those headlines, Sweeney. Larry Stevens, evening news reporter, makes heroic attempt at rescuing river. Get on that bank story, Larry. We've got to make the first addition. Let's go, Larry. Will you, it's late. Everybody's left. Oh, I just thought if I hung around the office here, maybe Papa'd show up. Better not wait for me, Andy. Okay. But first you've got to tell me something. What's that? How come you were at the Union Bank this morning? Oh, just passing by. Uh-huh. And how did you happen to be on the Ninth Street bridge last night just when that woman jumped in? Well, same reason, just passing by. And you were just passing by the opera house yesterday afternoon too, huh? Well, I guess I just have a nose for no reason. Oh, come on, pal. Come on. How'd you do it? You really want to know? Do I? All right, I'll tell you the truth. Do you believe in miracles? No. But that's what it must have been. Andy, anything I want to know, I can find out. Oh, you can, huh? Then how come you had to go to the boss for $100 advance? Well, because one of these days, Sylvia and I are going to be married in soon too. I see. And just anything you want to know, you can find out. You have to borrow $100 to get married. Well, what's wrong with that? Look, if what you said is true, you can have a fortune. A fortune? Sure, by picking the winners at the race track tomorrow. Let's see you do that, miracle man. Gee, I hadn't thought of that. Gosh, Andy, thanks. That's a great idea. Yeah, and I got a better one. Turn out the lights and go on home. Yeah, I will a little later on. So long, Larry. So long, so long, Andy. Larry. Pop. Can't stay here long, Larry. Can't stay here long. You want something, boy? Pop, I'm all mixed up in something I don't understand, but I'm not going to ask any questions. All I want is one more paper, Pop, please, and I'll never ask you again. I've got a paper here, Larry, but I don't think you should have it. Oh, it can make me rich. It can give me everything I want. Since when can money do that? Well, I've got everything else. I'm in love. Sylvia's going to marry me. Oh, Larry, you shouldn't have grabbed that paper from me. I'm sorry, Pop. Remember, you took it from me. I didn't give it to you. What are you looking for? I'm looking for the races. I want to know what horses have been on. Larry, look on the front page. The front page, it's a late extra. Why, what's on the front page? Right there, you see? Larry Stevens shot to death at St. George Hotel. Pop. That's why I didn't want you to have it, Larry. At 6.25 tonight, Larry Stevens' evening news reporter was shot to death in the lobby of the St. George Hotel. What? Pop. Goodbye, Larry. Pop. Come back. Pop. Pop. We pause now for station identification. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System. After a brief intermission, Mr. DeMille returns with Don Amici and Anne Baxter for act three of It Happened Tomorrow. Now, here's Sue, just starting to luck's address when... Wouldn't you know the minute my hands are wet? All right, all right, I'm coming. Hello? Oh, hi, Mary. No, I was right here, but I just started to wash a dress and my hands were all wet. Oh, that's all right. Thursday night? Why, yes, I think so. What time? Okay, I'll tell Bill. Who? No, she did. Well, look, can I go you back and hear the rest of that later? My ears are simply flapping, but I don't want that dress to soak. It's that white ray on one with the big red roses on it. Oh, sure, I've washed it lots of times already. Oh, thanks, pal, but it's not new. No, I wore it all last summer. Well, Bill says it's still so bright you can see me a block away. Yeah, I was kind of scared the first time I washed it, but I tested the material and... Oh, simple. You just squeeze the belt or something in a glass of lukewarm water for a couple of minutes, and if you can't see any color in the water, why, then, it's safe to luxe the whole thing. Uh-huh, luxe. Oh, yes, I swear by it for colors, especially prints. I wouldn't dare use hot water or strong soap on this dress. Well, the roses would probably ramble right off in two seconds if I did. Oh, look, Chum, I gotta go. I'll call you back later. Bye now. See you Thursday. Bye-bye. Now, if Sue had only said that luxe keeps colors new-looking up to three times longer, I wouldn't have to add anything. But maybe she hasn't heard about those actual washing tests we made, how the fabrics that were washed according to harsh wash-day methods looked faded and washed out, while the ones that were luxe stayed bright and lovely. It all goes to prove colors lead a long life when they lead a luxe life. Now, Mr. DeMille returns to the microphone. A chat with our stars is the order of the evening after the play. But here's the curtain for the third act of It Happened Tomorrow, starring Don Amici and Anne Baxter. It's later the same night. Larry has read and reread two items in tomorrow's evening news until he knows them by heart. On the sports page, the race results reveal that by tomorrow night, he'll be a rich man. But on the front page, here's the slightly more disquieting fact that at 6.25, he'll also be a dead man. Now, a glassy-eyed, nervous wreck, he rushes to Sylvia's boarding house. Larry! Sylvia, darling, I love you. Something wonderful has happened. I mean something awful. I mean it's going to happen, and I don't have much time. So it's you! Hello, Uncle, hello. Sylvia, say you'll marry me tomorrow, please. Well, of course I will, darling, but why so soon? Well, it's just that... well, a man should provide for his widow, his wife. And there's so many things to do. Get a license, get married, go to the racetrack, be at the St. George Hotel, and... Larry, aren't you feeling well? Oh, I'm fine. I'm just fine. But you're shivering. Are you cold? Not as cold as I'll be tomorrow night. Hey, you got any money? You think you can support a wife? Oh, sure, sure. How much in the bank? In the bank? Well, nothing, but I got $100 right here, see? Besides, by tomorrow night, I'll be rich. What difference does it make, how much money he has? We'll get along fine, darling. Oh, sure we will. Uncle, have you ever predicted five winners at the racetrack? So, a gambler! Oh, no, no, a gambler can lose. I can't. You see this list? These are the five horses that are going to win tomorrow afternoon. They are, huh? Of course. Darling, what's the matter? Aren't you happy? I'm sure you want to get married. Sylvia, let's get married right now, tonight. Then I've got to get away. Get away? Where? Oh, anywhere. As long as it's far away from the St. George Hotel. But I thought you said you had to be there tomorrow night. Was it business, Larry? Business? Well, kind of, but maybe they can do without me. I don't think they can, but if I'm not there, they'll have to. Well, then we'll get married, tonight. Oh, thank you, Sylvia. There's only one thing. What's that? Where's the minister? Oh, you darling. Now, pronounce you man and wife. Congratulations to you both. Thank you. Well, tell me, sorry, I've had to wake you up. Fate has no regard for the clock, my dear. Oh, how right you are, sir. How right. Mr. Stevens, it does my heart good to see you so serious. Marriage is a serious business. It's meant to last a lifetime. It is, huh? Now, if there's nothing else I can do... Yeah, but there is. Just one more thing. You can drop my will. Larry! But it's a very sensible step to take this esteem. Of course it is. I want everything left to my widow. If you just wait here, I'll be right back with the four. Professor. What? About the races. Races? People don't go to races on their honeymoon. I know. That's why you'll have to go instead. You think I'm crazy, too? I won't go. Oh, you have to go. Don't you want Sylvia to be rich? It's her last chance. Put Larry, darling. There'll be other times, lots of other times. Professor, uncle, please. You can throw away your $100 yourself, not me. All right, I'll go. But as soon as we get back... Yes. I'll have to get myself locked up tight so I can't possibly get out. If you asked me, that should have been done years ago. Here they are, Sylvia. Here they are, the bookmakers. Sylvia, haven't you any influence on them? $100 to his name and he's going to bet it all on the first race. Larry, do you have to? The whole $100? Darling, it's not a bet. This is a sure thing. Can I place a bet with you? A pleasure, Jack. How much on who? A $100 lamp lighter to win. Get out of here. Can't you see the board? The lamp lighter won five minutes ago. They told me the first race was at $2.30. So we lost a few thousand dollars. Anyway, did I know the winner or didn't I? How about picking a winner in the second race, Jack? That's a cinch. Mudlark. My odds are 20 to 1. 20 to 1, OK. $100 on Mudlark. Come on, Larry, let's go to the Grand Serms. Gee, I'm excited. Well, there's really no point watching the race, darling. Mudlark can't lose. Oh, sure as death and taxes, huh? Now, why did you have to say that? $1,900, $1,950, $2,000. Hey, yeah, Jack, $2,000 bucks. Oh, Larry, $2,000. If I had your lamp, my friend, I'd ride it. That's just what I'm going to do, lightning in the third. Spoken like a sport, $2,000 to win. All right, step right up. Who's next? Highest tri-car, who's next? Oh, Larry, again, you think you should. I've never seen so much money in my life. Oh, you're going to see a lot more, honey. All right, Bucky, the whole lot of Ramona, four to one. Three to one, that's the best I can do. OK, three to one on Ramona. I can't stand it. I just can't stand it. Oh, he's won three races already. Larry must be right. So Ramona won, and he's got all that dough, Larry. He's satisfied. But all we've got is $30,000. Oh, wonderful. Everything's happening just the way you said it would. Yeah, everything. Bucky. Yeah? $30,000 on black flash on the nose. Black flash. Even money. OK, Jack, but I never heard of anybody picking four winners in a row. Well, this is a sure thing. I saw it in tomorrow's newspaper. OK, Jack. It's your funeral. Yeah, I know. I know. Don't get excited. He'll win. It's your funeral! Larry, I'm so sorry. Ah, him and his big tips. Get away from me. Black flash lost. He lost. What are you so happy about? We're always going to be happy. What if he did lose? Give a tune of understanding. If the sport page is wrong, the front page can be wrong, too. And I'm not going to be shocked. Larry, what do you mean? You're not going to be... Ladies and gentlemen, the judges have the following announcement to make. Larry, Larry, what you just said... Quiet, quiet. The air blow, number seven, has just been disqualified. The winner of the race, black flash. Get out of here, Stevens. I'm warning you. But I tell you, I was robbed. Inspector, my wallet, $60,000. You? $60,000? What kind of a sucker do you think I am? But it's the truth.  He did. $60,000. Then this man grabbed his wallet out of his hand. And how come you were arrested for speeding? He told you how come, because we spotted this guy in our cab. He chased him all the way into town. Yeah. And he got away, huh? Certainly he got away. You allow the thief to get away and you arrest the victims. Okay, okay. Then you ain't arrested anymore. Come on, feed it. All three of it. You're driving me nuts. Wait a minute. What time is it? Ten minutes at six. Now get out of here. No, I demand my rights. I was legally arrested. Now lock me up and don't let me out of this jail until tomorrow. Oh, Larry. It's our honeymoon. Ten minutes at six. Inspector, please lock me up for just one hour. Just one hour. If I unlock you up, it'll be in the bughouse. Maroonie! Shoot! Call the riot squad. Get these people out of my police station. Stevens, where in federation have you been? Look at that flock. I don't have to. I know what time it is. It's after six. Now find time to come to work. How long do you expect to hold down your job? Not very much longer. Mr. Gordon, I got married this morning. My widow and her uncle are waiting for me downstairs. You what? I wouldn't have come here at all except... Oh, fine. Except I gotta find Pop Benson. Pop Benson. You haven't heard? Heard what? Pop's dead. He's dead? Yes. We found out just this afternoon. Old age, I guess. Oh, Mr. Go... When? When? Three nights ago. Three nights ago? Sure. The night of the William Jennings Bryan speech. That same night? You're sure? Of course I'm sure. Oh, don't take it so hard. I found the old man who said he had a smile on his face. A smile on his face. Stevens, you've done some mighty good work recently, but I simply cannot tolerate the way you've been acting. I'm afraid all this has gone to your head. And I'm giving you one more chance. Wife or no wife, I've got an assignment for you tonight. Right away. Yeah, I know. At the St. George Hotel. It certainly is not the St. George Hotel. It's the other side of town. You mean you're not sending me to the St. George Hotel? Didn't you hear what I just said? Mr. Gordon, aren't you making a mistake? Are you insane? It's at the McIntyre Foundation. Get it here and get over there right away. All right. I'm afraid I'm gonna wind up at the St. George Hotel at 625 no matter where I go. St. George Hotel, huh? Stevens, forget that assignment. What? Go to the St. George Hotel.  If you said the St. George Hotel, you must have had a mighty good reason to say the St. George Hotel. No, no.  I don't want you to be late. Stick around, boys. We'll be getting out on extra tonight. I just know we will. Larry, Larry, Larry! What's right downstairs, Sylvia? I was down there talking to one of the sons. She saw some guy down the street in a check suit, and she and her uncle started yelling stop people. Did they catch him? I don't know. She just showed that I should get a hold of you. Oh, thanks a lot. What direction were they going? Down toward the alley off her property.  Sylvia. Professor, wait. Wait for me. Wait! Hey, Larry. He's the one Larry. I saw his face. He's got you into that door. What door? That one. It's that building there. Call the policeman, and then wait right here. Oh, Larry, be careful, darling. Please. He's got a gun, Larry. I saw it. I can't get shot tonight except in the St. George Hotel. There he goes. He's gone after him, Sylvia. What did he mean? He can't get shot except in the Sylvia. But that's it. That's the back end of the door. Hello? Hello? Who? Larry Stevens. Why, yes, I sent him to the St. George Hotel myself. What? He was on an assignment, of course. Dead. Well, the man's a hero. He knew something big was going to happen to St. George. Never mind. I'll be right over. Oh, what's happened, Mr. Gordon? Is it Larry again? Yes, boys. It's Larry again. But for the last time, I'm afraid. Johnson, take down this headline. Larry Stevens' evening news reporter shot to death in the lobby of the St. George Hotel.  Stop. No, it's all right, fella. It's all right. How'd you get that lump on your head, huh? Oh. Oh, he started shooting, and I ducked into the freight elevator, except the freight elevator wasn't there. You OK? Yeah, I guess so, I guess. I'll catch him. He'll get away. He's got a cheque suit. $60,000. Cheque suit, huh? Don't worry, fella. He was knocked out a lot's been happening. He's caught. Better than a fish, too. Dead? Sure. He tried to stop him and shot it out in the lobby. House detective? Where? Where are we? Where? We're at the St. George Hotel. The St.... Oh. This fellow who was killed, do they know who he was? Sure, from the wallet in his pocket. Newspaper reporter, Larry Stevens. Oh. Hey, hey, hey, Sarge, come here. He passed out again. Better get him inside. I think the inspector'd like to see this bird. This is awful, Stevens. Awful. I rushed over to this hotel because you're supposed to be dead. Yeah, yeah, I know, Mr. Gordon. They say I am. What do you think? A fine reporter. Our extra with your death story. Beyond the streets in five minutes. And you haven't even got a slight fever. Steven. Hello, Inspector. Is this it? Is this yours? Yeah, of course it is. My wallet. The one I told you was stolen. And how did it get in the pocket that the man who was killed? I told you before. When I stopped at the police station, it was stolen. Stevens, I'm getting awful tired of you. Pop's newspaper makes sense. It all makes sense. Crazy as a bat.  I love you. I love everybody. Now where's my wife? Where's Sylvia? Probably in there more on that side. Can I go now? Can you go? I'd give you just 10 seconds to clear out of here. Thank you. Hey, hey, look, my money, it's gone. Where's my $60,000? What? 60? Oh, no. If this nimblewood ain't out of here in 10 seconds, I'll arrest him for vacancy. Oh, Larry. Oh, darling, darling. Oh, honey, it's all right now. Everything's all right now. Come on. Forget a handsome cab and go home. We can't take a handsome cab, darling. We haven't any money. Oh, oh, that's right. Gee, I'd feel like to know what happened to that $60,000. Who cares? It didn't seem real anyway. Came in like a dream and went out like a dream. Well, it's a fine wedding night. No money, no umbrella, no nothing. Nothing but a wonderful future. Darling, if you don't mind, let's not think about the future. It's just when I'm close to you, Larry, like this. I feel I can really look way ahead, years and years. And what do you see? Are we happy? We'll always be happy. Just you and me? Oh, no. I want at least four, son. Oh, it's fine. Can we afford them? Of course we can. And grandchildren and great-grandchildren. I can almost see them. Fifty years from tonight. Our golden wedding anniversary. Yeah, our golden wedding anniversary. Larry. Hop. My, my, married fifty years. When I get downstairs, boy, I'll be waiting for you.  And even their children. Yes. Thanks, Pop. Larry, did you say something, darling? Uh, no. May I have your arm, darling? We must keep them waiting. And your story, Larry. Are you going to tell them about it? No. They wouldn't believe it. They, they wouldn't believe it. Before our stars attend for a clicking call, Lippie Collins is going to answer a question a young war worker raised recently. It's a question of time, Miss Collins. I don't mind washing my slips every time I wear them, but it takes so long to iron them. And if I don't, they look rumpel. Why not try the new nylon slips? You know, the ones made from parachute cloth released by the government. They're on the flash, prized in almost no time. They look smooth without ironing. How about when I wear a slip? Oh, knit undies are what you need. No bumps or bulges, and they keep heavy work clothes from chafing your skin. Well, I suppose I'll just have to be the tailored type to a war worker. Oh, no, indeed. Even practical undies come with lace, baggating, eyelet embroidery, or ruffles. You'd be surprised how trim, smart, and feminine looking they are. And jersey nighties, which need no ironing either, come in yummy colors and pretty prints too. Of course, use luxe flakes for all undies. That's right, Libby. Actual washing tests showed the amazing difference luxe care makes. Luxe undies stayed lovely three times longer than those washed the wrong way. Strong soaps, too hot water, and rough handling faded color badly. In some cases, straps were frayed, too, and seams pulled out. So you see, a luxe life means a long life for undies. Now, here's Mr. DeMille with our stars. The curtain has fallen on another season of the Luxe Radio Theatre. And the stars who made this such a happy occasion return to the spotlight now. Don Amici and Dan Baxter. Thank you, CB. That's a fine reputation you're giving us. Closing up the place for the summer as soon as we get through. That's why you two are here, Don. Yeah. So we'd be sure the audience would want us back in the fall. And you ever closed the theater before? Well, I haven't had much chance, Don. I was only on Broadway a short time before I came out here. An accomplished actress? That's 16. I don't think so, Mr. DeMille. In my very first picture, John Barrymore gave me a lesson in acting. You picked a good teacher. I guess I was waving my arms around too much in this particular scene. And Mr. Barrymore stood it as long as he could and he stopped the camera and said, My dear, do you have to swim? And so you stopped swimming? Yeah, except in the water. Well, isn't that the way most actors begin done? Somebody throws them in and they sink us when? Well, that's the way I got my first job, CB. I'm standing in line at the theater to buy a ticket one morning when the manager came out and saw me there and he says, Hey, you, come on backstage. The leading man has been in an accident. You've got a job. That's amazing. And he didn't even know you. Oh, sure. He was an old friend of mine. Well, CB, don't work too hard this summer. I'll see you in the fall. Good night, Mr. DeMille. Good night. On our Independence Day, we leave you for the summer. Before the lights go on again in this theater, great events may happen. The forces of right are arrayed against the forces of evil on the field of battle and the fate of the world for a hundred years to come hangs in the balance. The news is good, but nowhere is the task completed. And until it is, all America must unite to that end. Our job is to provide wholesome relaxation and whatever contribution the Lux Radio Theater can make in this direction will be given with every ounce of effort at our command when the curtain rises on the new season in September. 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Guys I've been going a little crazy today, but welcome back guys today is August 31st 2020 it is a beautiful Monday. It is also the last day of the month. So we're gonna get those new month candles But let's jump right into this today's video is about we're doing a podcast with my man David from two classy gentlemen guys We're gonna leave all his info in the description. All right, make sure to follow make sure to like his videos Make sure to show him some love That's basically it man when this podcast we just talk about crypto currencies And we just go back and forth about some fun stuff and it's a great a great time man Appreciate you guys Enjoy the video peace and love. Oh All right, hey guys, this is two classy gentlemen podcast I'm David and the show today again We're not gonna be talking politics day because I'm tired of it But today on the show we have Jay from Bitcoin.daily. How you doing Jay? What's going on man? I'm doing great. How you doing today? Well, since we're talking about crypto I am doing absolutely terrible because I decided to get caught up in ripple before the drop happened So other than that I'm doing relatively okay. How about you? I'm doing pretty good man. I mean today there was definitely a little drop, but you know, it's Small compared to the big picture, you know, I mean yeah, that's true But before we get into all the lovely world of crypto And I do have some questions and you of course have answers because you seem to be a little bit more invested in Nigel at this point, but um, where is the best place to find you on social media? So Instagram is probably where I have the majority of the content it which is at Bitcoin daily I'm sorry at Bitcoin.daily. Don't forget the dot And we just started Uploading consistently This month on to our YouTube channel so you could just search a Bitcoin daily And just look for our page like that. We're currently we've been dropping a new video every day Well five days a week during Monday through Friday Which basically consists of you know tutorials and Market analysis, so if you guys are interested in that you can check that out pretty good I'll be in the description down below and also Okay, I knew you didn't want to really plug it that much But you do have a group as well where you guys talk and I kind of discord type thing about bitcoins going up now Would you care to go a little bit into that? Yeah, definitely. So so I have a discord group. It's basically a trade group You know what basically what it is I? share every trade I'm making live as I make it and I share, you know My own personal opinions on the market and my analysis and exact and I end my trade plans So I'm giving you I give the group, you know my trade plan With my entry exactly where I'm going to enter exactly where I'm looking to set my stop loss to exit if Doesn't go my way, you know exactly where I'm gonna take profit And all of that I basically I'm very transparent with it. I give you know, I share exact all the trades I'm taking, you know, I've been doing this for for a few years already. So I've been pretty profitable So, you know, we do it We charge a monthly.  And again how for people who would want to know the one question How successful would you say you've been in the discord? so this year I Think I posted it in The story am I on the Bitcoin pick dot daily a story We're up this year the of round 34,000 dollars in profit Not so savvy. Yeah, not not too bad and and also we also do we trade I trade stock options as well So that's my other page profit dot daily where I trade stock options. So this is Monday through Friday 9 30 a.m Through 4 p.m. I it's the same thing. I share the exact trades. I'm making And we're also up, you know, a good amount there as well. So, yeah So if that doesn't say anything, I would suggest getting into again That will also be in the description down below to go check that out. Um, I guess we can hop into it I'm gonna cry a lot today about ripple because I was sadly a Hodler today and just completely got demolished by the market. But um, so For people who don't know about Bitcoin. I know it's still a Type of voodoo type thing taboo people still think oh, it's a cryptocurrency doesn't have anything backing behind it Oh, it's a scary thing. It's what criminals used to use behind the market And when I heard that again, this was me back in like freshman year of college going Why would I get into that and now I'm looking at and I'm like why didn't I get into that? So for people who don't know what is the whole I mean, what it what is Bitcoin in a sense I get that the pretty broad question, but like in a sense dumb it down for people like me Yeah, so I mean in in the whole idea of Bitcoin is is just a way to kind of Take the power of your money away from the government That's basically the whole idea behind it. It was created back in 2008 by an anonymous person that we like to call Satoshi and It it happened after you know the the whole 2008 Housing disaster basically with the banks and all of that That you know the government basically had to bail all the banks out and it was just a huge mess and the whole economy Just died it basically I know I know I personally know a lot of people that I know people see I see I know people on both sides people that made a lot of money and it took advantage of those opportunities and People that you know got kind of destroyed by that, you know, they were just not in a good position So Bitcoin It's basically the way that the people are taking, you know the power back from the government From keeping your money with a bank, you know Nobody knows what the bank does with their money because once you deposit your money into the bank That's it like it's not actually at the bank like people would just imagine this vault with their money And it has their name on it like oh This is this in this person's money and it's just you know a little pocket of cash And that's definitely not how it is the banks what they actually do they take your money and they trade it in the forex market So and then they make a lot of money off of your money, and then if you have your money in a savings account, you know, they pay you a very Advantages like very very What's that word I'm looking for? They give you basically 1% back on your money on your day That's what they give you your return and then with what so people, you know people like to think that it's safe to keep your money in the bank, but And then the savings earning 1% return per year But what you don't see is is the inflation that's happening at you know about 3% per year So you're actually losing 2% of your cash your cash is worth By keeping your money in a savings account, and that's one thing that people don't see so I know and I know I'm rambling on About about this I might have gone off topic, but yeah, so Bitcoin basically that that's what it is It's it's a it's a way to take your power back away from the governments from them trying to control everything and putting it in the hands of The people yeah, because I looked into it again That's a I would say that's a perfect explanation for why people should and again I'm not saying I'm not giving legal advice or trading it like again. I'm not qualified to do it And I don't believe you are either so I'm no no no People out there know we're not legally telling we're not we're not traders or anything Giving our opinion this is this is not financial advice definitely not financial advice again. I want YouTube we're cool, right? That's my opinion exactly. Yeah Yes, I looked into it. I'm like this is probably a pretty good way It seems to back when I was in December of 2019 It was at $6,000 $7,000 Bitcoin. I'm like, huh? I'm like I've seen the trend before and again I this is me just looking at it as a 22-year-old kid looking and go oh look it's down It's must probably go back up and then it went back up to 9,000 again I threw another 50 to 60 bucks into it I had like a hundred and sixty bucks in it and I got like three hundred dollars in total back I was pretty cool. So as like me saying, oh gosh the crypto game. I'm back. I'm gonna go into it I'm gonna get my coin base. I'm gonna get a little wallet through money and to ripple and then I realized that the Crypto is like the stock market in the sense that yeah up it goes down It depends on the news that's going on the day. Yeah, and that For me it opened my so I wish I knew that a little bit earlier But I see you even talked about on your on your show and stuff and I hear you talk about it I hey, there's ups and downs of the bright end is a bull flag So for people who might not know what would be considered I see it a lot in your thing And I figured out what it is eventually What would be what would like a bull flag be in the crypto market or in the market in general? So I mean, so a bull flag is just a pattern And there's also bear flags So and there's there's and these are you know, two of many different patterns that that happens if you're reading a chart You know candlestick chart And it's basically what what it represents So when you when you're trading when you're looking at charts, you're looking for a high probability setup Because that's the way that you you get your edge in trading So like a lot of people say trading is gambling and it's not it's only gambling if you don't know what you're doing if you don't You know if you don't have a plan, you know But if you're trading with a plan and you have rules that you follow you have a system that you follow Then you're in the long run. You're going to be profitable it's just basically the law of large numbers The the same way that I don't know if you play poker But poker is a game based on probability, which is the same thing that trading is and and it has nothing to do just with crypto It's it's just trading overall. So it doesn't matter what market you trade If you know if you learn how to trade one market, you can trade all markets It's just about reading patterns. So the way that I trade it I do a price action So so that's basically I trade based on how the price moves I don't like to use a lot of technical, you know Indicators and all this other stuff that all these gurus try to sell you on. I like to have a clean chart I just look at price action. I look at patterns like a bull flag So bull flag what it means is it's that it has a high probability of continuing up So that means that the that the price went up and it started consolidating and after that consolidation period It's most likely going back up.  Yeah, I'm thinking that again for people who like me in the beginning Didn't know what that even was and just went oh money. Here you go and then just look at it Boom boom, I saw it drop in the market. Okay. Well, it can't go down even more and then you realize Yeah, there's a bottom to the bottom I mean that would again I would have loved to seen your page before that happened But again, I sadly did not have the chance to do that and lost a couple. Let's just say I have with us I lost a couple. I'll just say that. Yeah. Yeah, it's all good man When I a when I first started in this whole thing just trading overall I started out in the stock market and I lost a lot of money, man I'm not even gonna lie. I I probably lost about $15,000 before I ever even started trading like I'm making money back Yeah, yeah, no, I mean it's it's it's definitely a game where you need you do need to know what you're getting yourself into because again, I mean There's always the like you said, there's always the taboo. Oh, it's a it's a It's a it's a high-level risk. Well, if you know what you're doing It's a probability is known what you're getting into and out of it and don't be that goes Hey, I'm gonna wait for this thing to go from 10 cents to $15 right goes from 10 cents to 20 cents That might be the time to get out and this yeah come back down Yeah What I see with a lot of new people is that they they buy when the hype is that it's highest which is you know It's normal for for I guess the the human the human mind to See all this hype and be like, oh my god now I'm gonna jump in and what happens is They jump in when the prices are when it's already taken off, you know, so so you're getting in at you're getting in too late You're getting at the end so That's what happens and they end up buying high and selling low Which is the complete opposite of what you're supposed to do, you know The whole name of the game is buying low and selling high So when you're new and you're you're not really paying too much attention. You're just kind of going off the hype You tend to do the opposite just because you're not really sure what you're doing You're just kind of throwing money in there. You know what I mean? Yeah, I mean, yeah I think people again I know you probably remember this because this has happened within the within this past year that nice little drop that happened I think it was in March or April. Oh, yeah March. Yeah March April. Yeah, I was legitimately that night All my money was tied up in the stock market So I didn't have a chance to get into the crypto but I watched it drop from like I think it was it was 9,000 it might it was it was around there. Yeah, and then it was something like that nine Thousand ten like thirty five thirty six hundred. Yeah, I wasn't able yeah I wasn't able to buy it at thirty six hundred at the bottom because it was just so fast Like it literally touched it and then just jumped right back above 4,000 but I was able to buy at 4,000 so at 4,000 I I'll just throw empty empty and out my bank account Into Bitcoin at that point I was telling anyone who would listen to buy Bitcoin at 4,000 because it was going back up You know, I don't know how many people did listen but whoever did they definitely made their money back They they made what a two three hundred percent return in a matter of what? four months Yeah, and even that night it went back to like five or six thousand so they already made Like so, I mean if When I see this type of drops it's sort of like what happened with the airlines over this patch Yeah, you see it. I the second I saw it get down below eleven dollars like let's just say I'll throw the one out I'm in an American airline. So American airline dropped down to like eleven dollars. Yeah instantly threw money into it I'm like listen. This is a long-term deal. I know I get it. It's whatever I'm gonna be pissed that I'm waiting however many months, but eventually Airlines are gonna go back up because people are gonna start flying eventually again and Maybe it gets back to not sixty dollars where it was but if it gets back to forty forty five dollars I just made basically three times the profit right just hopping in there. So, I mean, yeah See that hey if it drops of low, maybe that's if it drops if it drops extremely low And you know, it's a good thing like Bitcoin wasn't going to stay like you said at three four thousand. Yeah Yeah, that's basically called an overreaction and that happens so many times with Bitcoin especially because It's mostly, you know people that aren't really You know used to how the market moves especially crypto crypto is a lot more volatile than than a regular stock market So and because the the market cap isn't you know as big, you know as the you know The stock market it's it's easier for for the Bitcoin price to to move around so Once they see like a 5% drop people start panicking instantly then it gets a 10 You know, everybody's selling and and because of that it that's why the price moves so much But then the you know the professional traders and investors they see that and they start buying it up Because they know it's only gonna go back up. So, you know, it It's it's tough. It's a tough thing to get into But I believe if you if you're getting into crypto, it has to be for the long haul You know, if you want to learn how to trade how to day trade it in the meantime, that's that's fine But you still like I have about 30 to 50 percent of my portfolio in Bitcoin that I don't touch at all So just sit in there. Yeah based in based of what I've seen It's one of the thing and this is just me being an observer of the past couple months Just looking at it. It seems that it's going up basically every couple. It's going it's going up It's not really going in a downward trend. So I would say like you're doing right now There's no reason to really get out Maybe when it goes down a little bit toss a little bit more into it like that, but don't Get out don't unless you see like what you saw with the drop like you see, right? That's almost impossible to see. Yeah, or was I think it is Yeah news or anything on that.  You got to ride the roller coaster You got to ride the right the wave That's part of it and it's something you just have to kind of embrace As you as you start dabbling in this type of market and just always have cash reserves on the side So when something like that happens you can just throw it in and then when once you you know Once it starts going up as it goes up take profits out and just kind of put it back in your cash reserves So that when it happens again, you're ready to jump back in, you know So you would say that probably any of this is again, you're saying this and I get I guess I would be saying it too It's a good idea to when you see the market overreact downward Buy in because you know, it's gonna go back up and since yeah Definitely has there been a moment where the markets reacted upwards in the past couple months or past What's in here been trading where it's gonna upwards and you got out because you saw and overreacts and yeah Well, the the biggest one was you know at the end of 2017 That was that was a huge overreaction that was basically all hyped up by the media I don't think at this point We're at the the hype that we were in 2017 yet But we're at the prices that we that we were you know back then, you know We're at 12 we're at basically 11 12,000 range and this is without media hype So I'm thinking if we can get over that $12,000 barrier, which is where we actually last year we got rejected at around 12,000 And we've been rejected again this year at 12,000 if we can get over that hump We can probably see, you know between 13 to 15 thousand and I think once we hit that 15,000 number just because it's such a nice whole number that people are really gonna love It's just like a psychological thing people see 15,000. They're like wow, it's a beautiful number so I think that's when media is gonna start picking it up again and That's when we can shoot for that all-time high again, and I think this time we can crush it just because of Where we're at currently without the media hype. Yeah, and would you say again? This is I'm trying to keep this show as apolitical as possible because I'm tired of it It's all for the bull crap at this point, but let's say this stimulus check Happens to come into play for $1,200 come in. Would you say that that would be I'm assuming that would be a benefit or Crypto because people are going to yeah. Oh for a moment for sure that the $1,200 I think When that happened the Bitcoin price went up And talking about $1,200 I still haven't got my $1,200 like I never received it and and I called so I called the IRS and they want me to fill out all these forms and stuff And I and then mel it in they don't even have like you can't even email it or fax it or anything like that You have to mel it in so I was like it's really weird I'm like why is the IRS so far behind in technology, but I mean either way Yeah, definitely. I believe if we get another stimulus check It's definitely going to affect the price in a good way and also with The election coming up. I know we don't want to talk about politics, but It's it's gonna be a scary time I think for the market overall for the stock market So people will probably be going into into safe havens so to speak like silver and gold and Bitcoin it will be another one that that people will be jumping into so if you if you haven't noticed by now Silver and gold are at all-time highs and at the same time Bitcoin's also been pushing up So I think those three are kind of correlating a bit. Let's see if that continues Yeah, anything and again speaking of gold and speaking of all that lovely stuff The coin that I happen to be and I keep steadily bringing up They keep saying oh, it's gonna be backed by gold soon and I just keep looking at oh cool I'm gonna throw my money into it and I keep saying oh, it's not happening is it on your opinion of trading of crypto currency? You said you've heard this whole little ripple story, but I mean this whole little ripple story before what do you think the the outcome is if Is there a chance they get the blue that is a chance to get back by gold I Hi, man, I've heard so many stories about ripple and and Ripples always moved on these These tails Basically that they've been telling to the public all the time that it hasn't I haven't really seen anything actually happen I've heard a lot of stories and rumors and you know all sorts of stuff but I don't know man. I really haven't seen anything, you know ever actually happened the price just the Ripple price just moves off of news off of the rumor, you know So I don't know man. It's a very it is a very popular coin So it's going to move just because of its popularity.    Yeah, let's just say this I don't want listen. Hey ripple people if you hear me I don't want you to go up to 10,000 11,000. It'd be great But just go to like $10 and I can call it back and yeah, that would be insane. Yeah It's it's an insane market.  Just do you throw some money into that? Well, that's I mean, I did that with um, I think it was OMG coin whatever that thing was OMG. Yeah, right when it came out and it went it went from a dollar to like 450 for that one night. I got pretty lucky on that one.  But again, that's another thing it seems that when Bitcoin moves Almost every other coin moves with it in that direction whether it be up or whether it be down Is there a reason or a correlation behind that or is it just like? Yeah, man. I mean, yeah, I mean every everything everything follows Bitcoin Bitcoin is the king of this market and it's basically the how I like to compare it if you're familiar with the stock market is You know, you kind of compare it with the s&p 500 It's the same thing, you know the the way however the s&p 500 moves is how the entire market is basically moving So bitcoin is very similar in that aspect that however it moves is how the market's going to move Um And uh, you know, the the thing is when it's really when it's moving a lot um A lot of the money goes from the outcoins into Bitcoin because people want to catch that move and then when people start to take profits then it moves out of bitcoin into the Outcoin market, you know what I mean? So it has a little if you can catch that pattern and you can time it right You can definitely make money just going into outcoins and into and back into bitcoin Um, you just you just have to be able to really be paying attention and to really be able to catch those moves Yeah, it makes sense. Let me get that I've been trying to check that more and more now as I've been watching again I want to make money. We all want to make money at the end of the day So I've been checking that out as much as possible And again, then at those youtube nights at 11 12 o'clock 1 o'clock in the morning You go XRP is gonna hit 15 thousand dollars watch this video and you'll see and I'm just like And then I watch I go just so stupid then I leave. I'm like, that's never gonna happen. Yeah That's just clickbait man.  Like All those dudes half of those dudes first of all don't know what they're talking about most of the time Um, they're just saying the most random stuff ever um So yeah, you just you gotta you just gotta make sure anyone on youtube you take it with a grain of salt anything you hear You know from anyone on youtube Even if they're verified guys, even if they're verified, they're oh, yeah They're still a likely change that they don't know what they're talking about. Oh, yeah Because if they know what they're talking about, would they really be talking to you about it? I mean, I Especially the big They're gonna keep the little bit their secrets to themselves not gonna tell you what the next big coin is until after the coin jumps Um on that as well Yeah, usually they're trying to pump up a coin is what they're trying to do Sadly xrp will never pump up in my it's never gonna do it for me Well, if there was again bitcoin is the rave everybody loves that coin everybody knows that coin It even goes down in the fox news business channel when you see it goes by you see the ticker for it What would you say would be in your opinion that other coin if you could pick an in your opinion What would the other coin be?  I like when this one does stuff Man honestly, man, I don't I don't trade a lot of coins because I'm I'm a believer in You know, if you just focus on a handful of coins at a time And you really learn their patterns you can just print money Because you know, you if once you you watch it long enough and learn how it moves You know all the points of interest that people are selling and buying at you can Coins you don't need to you know kind of Play the lot with with 50 different coins. You know what I mean? Um, I I see I see a lot of people like to over trade and just jump into a bunch of different coins When I first got into the market Oh, I think we lost you. Hold on. Um, you're frozen right now. Just let you know Uh, we may have lost him.  Yeah. Yeah, I I see you you disappeared for a second though. I don't know what the heck just But we're still that was weird Essentials as recording That's weird. Yeah, that was weird. Okay. Yeah, you froze and then I was like this and all of a sudden I was gone at the meeting and then it Zoom stopped me back into the meeting and I'm like I'm just sitting here like What's going on? Yeah, I don't know. You disappeared for a second and then you came right back. That was weird. Um But but yeah, but if I had to if I had to give out some coins, um I I always suggest investing in in you know top 10 coins, um Just to be safe because everything else It's it's just kind of you know unless you're really watching it. It's it's kind of up in the air It's kind of a gamble. Um, but one thing that I do suggest people is ethereum Um, which is basically the the second biggest, uh coin When when it goes into market cap um Because it has it's a platform that has a lot of other coins built on it You know what I mean the kind of the same way that bitcoin works Um, ethereum has like I know I know uh one that's real popular right now It's chain link that just made its way into like the top 10 Uh coins as far as market cap Um and chain link is built on ethereum, you know, so um, so I believe ethereum In 2017 the high it went up to was 1400. I think it could hit that again and beyond Um, so that's definitely one that I'm invested in Um, you know, there's nothing wrong with xrp. I know I know you love xrp So I I'm also invested long-term in xrp. I'm invested long-term in litecoin um, ad a cardano, uh I I do have a a lot of different coins, but they're just Long-term holds is not some is not they're not stuff that I day trade You know what I mean? So anytime I see a project that I like You know, I I do my research on the company on what it's solving what what type of problem it's solving and If it's something I believe in then then I'll put some money on it, you know, but it's not it's that's always long term It's not something that I'm going to uh day trade usually, you know That makes sense and and again I will say this my favorite coin the one that I first The one that I first ever like really looked into and just to have fun with was probably doge coin and that's I know Oh, yeah doge It's I will say this it was a funny coin And then I realized that you can actually if you play your card or you can make some money Yeah, man, man If you if you look at it, I'll pull up the chart right now if you look at it because I've actually traded this coin several times Um, you just got to buy it in the right area You can't buy it once it took off already because you got you're gonna get dumped on But if you look at it right now the area that that you would want to buy and this is a free trade for you guys um it's uh around 26 Satoshi's From so I would say between 22 to 26 Satoshi's is where I would enter um anywhere in that area and just have a stop loss under 22 Satoshi's so um If it goes below that you just kind of want to get out, you know, you want to cut your losses there Um, but if you buy within that range you have a high probability of it going up to at least around 32 Around 32 Satoshi's with I mean, it's not huge, but it's profits, you know, I mean Especially when it's something that's that cheap you're gonna be able to get a lot of and if you're lucky It might just give you a nice little pump up to 60 and you'll double your money Yeah, and when it did that recently so and when you look at that you go and again for people who like Especially the the younger traders that like to go into when you see you get like A hundred thousand five hundred thousand a million of those you're like, oh, that's awesome. Cool. Look how many Yeah, like that's also like So if you had done that well when you look at it, that's pretty cool for a person who sees they have all how many I have Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, definitely man. If you like I said, if you look at the chart, it's pumped Several times every now and then it just you know, it just takes off and it goes to like 100 Satoshi So imagine if you buy at 25 and it goes up to 100 you just tripled your money, you know what I mean? So And and it recently pumped there is some sort of hype on twitter About it and it went up to 60 Satoshi. So if you would have bought in that section where I where I mentioned around the 25 range Um, you would have doubled your money that one day Yes, and I think for people who don't know it's it was literally a joke coin. It was yeah, it was just yeah, it's a meme Yeah, it's a meme It's a meme. Yep. It's unbelievable that a meme had more traction than my amazing xrp I'm gonna keep bringing that Now one in my show is even my political. So I'm gonna and xrp is down It's down today. Like always Yeah, man that the xrp chart is it's it's so funny because in 2017 the same thing happened everybody gave up on xrp and and like Finally one day it just decided to take off when like almost everybody had given up on it Like it literally went. Let me see. Um, it went two years I think from 2015 From 2015 it dropped all the way. Let me see what day January 2015 It dropped all the way until March 2017. So that was a two year a two year Of holding for anyone that was holding a bag of xrp That's a wait two years and if you waited that long You definitely made your money because it went all the way up to what like three something Three dollars something went to like three 30 years It might even be three it was in the mid threes and I was like, oh good I'm like, hey, I'm gonna catch that and then I realized that you don't just catch that you got to just Wait for it. Yeah, you just got to wait for it. So right now. It's in that same stage where it's just sleeping And it's gonna probably stay like that until everybody just finally starts giving up on it And that's when it's gonna take off. That's just how it is been public service in that one everybody give up on it right now That's just how it is man. I don't know why that's just how it's always been Yeah, I mean it I will say it's a crazy market.  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I'm done with this Crypto market in a sense because people couldn't really go out and do Businesses weren't open and right couldn't go down to the stock market and trade so people were in their houses And they're like, huh? What's this? It's cryptocurrency. So I'm assuming that had a pretty good effect on it too Yeah, yeah for sure people have had a lot more time to you know, uh, learn and do their research and And another thing is uh, it's awakened people to to figure out how to kind of fend for themselves and make money You know investing their money um because I I feel like Most people have just kind of been sleepwalking through life feeling like they're working a safe job And then when this whole thing hit like it made people realize like wow, I'm not safe You know, how many people are unemployed right now? You know, yeah Unbelievable. Um, so what the final thing is that there's the stock market There's crypto Which one in your opinion would you feel I guess not? Safe for him, but which one would you feel like a this one's going to make me the better profit in your opinion? Which one would you say? I'm recommending something to somebody just up for your recommendation, right? Where would you think it would be the best way to go? so, I mean it's It depends how conservative the person is is usually what I what I say um, so crypto like when when anyone that wants to join crypto I always tell them look has to be an amount that you're willing to to To go to zero with like something you have to put because there's no there's no timetable for this, you know um It has to be something that you're comfortable comfortable, you know just kind of Putting in and just leaving it for a few years and you might get really really good returns Um, and then on the other hand the stock market It's kind of a safer safer bet Uh, because you can just kind of like if you know absolutely nothing about the stock market You could just put your money into the s and p 500 and in the past, you know 50 80 years whatever it is Um, it's returned and on average eight to 10 percent per year So, um, if you want eight percent return per year on your money, you know Instead of instead of putting your money into a savings account Just throw it in the throw it on in the s and p 500 and it's going to return you eight to 10 percent per year if you want If you want to you're feeling feeling a little more risky then throw your money in bitcoin and It'll return what it returns, you know, we don't know Depending on the depending on the year Yeah, it could it could give you, you know, uh a thousand percent return or zero But or well negative 100, but uh, no, I don't think it'll ever go to zero So I I've kind of taken that out of the equation. Um, but you could definitely lose 20 to 50 percent in a year, you know Yeah, I mean it's it's the risk and again, you're hoping for the long term benefits from Putting just money in it's I mean again, I would say it's In my opinion what I've been doing it seems better than the savings because again saving you're only going to get 1% in some banks. They don't even give you anything.   It's not sitting in the bank. They're spending all that money If you have to make like a big withdrawal, you have to call In advance to to be able to do that. If not, like they'll they'll tell you that like we don't have that money in the bank, you know So yeah, it's crazy, man It is it's crazy again For people who don't really realize people who play video games and are robbing banks and red debt redemption too and stuff like that The money's not like that. That's sitting there in gold bars and cash, right? Exactly You gotta go and do this little bank trip Yeah, there's definitely no gold bars in any banks Yeah, I mean there's pretty much no gold anywhere in banks in general anymore. So Definitely not Definitely not and that's why we got a back xrp with gold so we can make Yeah, man, uh, yeah, we'll see what happens with xrp. I mean, I you know Hopefully this whole little conversation people going oh my goodness Let's go buy into and I'm a happy person at the end But again, I don't at this point I'm hoping it all goes well crypto seems to be the market where I'm enjoying myself and I'm making Let's let's just say this. I've made more profits In crypto than I have in the market. It's not. Yeah, I'm seeing it. That's my opinion guy That's where I've come from anecdotally. I I'm assuming you as well in the most It's at least with your trading on this you seem to be doing pretty well Yeah, I mean where I made the where I made the most what actually got me really started with everything was Because I was I was just throwing money into the stock market and and losing it basically I was just giving it away to other people and then I actually got into crypto by mistake So I hadn't looked at it back in like 2011 And I couldn't figure out back then there was also not as it wasn't as advanced as it is today So it was a lot, you know, uh, it was more difficult to kind of get into it And then back around like 2015. I believe it was 2014 15 I was trying so so the way I got into it. I was trying to I don't know if you're familiar with bovada, which is basically a gambling site So I was I was trying to Back then I was I was betting on games. So, you know, I love football basketball So I would bet on games for some reason my credit card couldn't go through And I think it was because you know, it was a gambling site I don't know but I couldn't I couldn't make the transaction. So The only other way for me to make the transaction was through bitcoin So that's when I went down that rabbit hole of how to buy bitcoins Just so that I could transfer it over to the site so I could bet on a game um, I don't know what happened like, uh I kind of uh, I I figured it out But I didn't figure it out at the same time. I couldn't figure out how to move the money. I don't I just remember I left the money in there And then uh months later I opened the app again. I was like, what is this app coinbase? What is this? I remember looking at it. I was like coinbase wallet Like what is this app? I opened it up and I had like a thousand dollars in it And I had only put in like 200 or something like that and I was like, how did I get a thousand dollars? You know what I mean? And I and then I really started doing my research and that's when I really Like I was like wow like that's insane. So that's when I started I I started buying more crypto And I think when I bought bitcoin the first time I bought it. It was around like five four or five hundred dollars And I I wrote I wrote that baby all the way up to 20,000 And I and I took I was taking profits along the way I think I ended up selling the majority of mines once it got back down to like around 15 and um and yeah, man, and I I was able to take all those profits and You know really start trading and doing different things and you know with that. So yeah Well, that's awesome. That's a great story to hear and plus it worked out for you Well, you cut the bitcoin wave and you wrote it all the way up and then you hook it down slowly and made a nice profit from it Yep. Yeah, man. It was awesome, man. And and anytime it dips. I'm always buying so Yeah, well, hopefully I'll have enough money to from this nice little $1,200 check to buy some Yeah, I Think that's a little time we have for today But again, it was a great pleasure to have you on I've been talking with you on dm's privately about like This whole crypto stuff to begin with so it was great talking to you face to face Yeah, man before we finish up. Where is the best place again to find you on youtube instagram and your um, yeah Yeah, so uh instagram is is where We get we we can answer the most messages like pretty easily because of the way they have it set up So you can send us dms. You can follow us at bitcoin.daily We also have we have we have multiple pages, but that's the main one and then on youtube just search up bitcoin daily and We've been posting content, you know every day five days a week. Um, and we're going to continue doing so You know tutorials and market analysis, uh, and we also just started I don't think anyone else is doing this or maybe so but I haven't really heard of them But we just started doing live streams on twitch So, uh, and that's twitch.tv backslash bitcoin j And uh, basically what we do probably like two or three times a week We do a live stream where we do an entire market analysis And we we do a live q&a with anyone that's with us in the chat. So that's pretty cool That's awesome. Again, that will all be in the description below and go check it out again Thank you so much for coming on. It was a pleasure having you on now I have a little bit more inside of how i'm going to trade a little bit. Hopefully xrp shows up So we'll see how that goes and remember guys always always always Keep a classy