This is meant to be a roundtable discussion. Everyone is currently muted. If you can, feel free to just test your unmute button. Don't necessarily say anything, but just feel free to do that, unmute, and then mute yourself again. And then just whenever, once I open it up for discussion, then feel free to chime in and we'll go from there. But first thing, what I wanna do is share a number of links and just general thoughts on how this whole situation is going. And then I'll give some of my personal thoughts on what that means for the MTA. So let me share my screen. And then if I could just get some feedback from you on how this looks. First thing I'd note is that, you know, we do have access. You're in Kiko, just so you know. You wanna be in Kiko? Yes. Yeah. I do. Yeah, we see your screen. Fantastic, okay. So yeah, this obviously is preexisting the crisis, but there are tools like this are just gonna keep getting better and better with the need to support meetings and everything online. So that's optimistic, fantastically optimistic that we'll be able to communicate and collaborate better and faster. And as far as just how people are reacting and not just getting down and feeling sad and lost and stuck in this situation. So many people are putting their best foot forward, creating new things. Case in point, there are many dashboards for the numbers. And obviously these numbers can be scary. But one of the best dashboards I've seen is this one. It was actually made by a 17 year old in the United States. And he manages this by himself.  So it's a nice little service, kinda like Patreon, but just a flat $3 is the only option. And so you can send him a message. And since this site started to go, started to gain a lot of traffic in the past few weeks, he's been tipped thousands of dollars per day to basically people thanking him for making this information available. And to some degree, I'm sure you could contact him and get access to some data. But it's just insane that he can keep that all up to date, but he's doing the service that a lot of people like. And frankly, it's important for people to know the state of the issue so they can make informed decisions. So that's one thing. Obviously one important result of this is that it strengthens international cooperation. Immediately the conversation is more away from how do we implement sanctions? How do we execute some foreign military operation? And now it's more, how do we share our medical technology? How do we speed up production of important goods and services so that we can get through this and set ourselves up in a better preparation position in the future? So that's fantastic. And then people are having amazing discussions on social media. People are asking, hey, if schools are gonna be out until the fall, can my sixth grader enroll in an online coding school, which currently only serves adults? And so we're thinking active discussions are happening now. How do we implement that? How do we create some kind of a new program that gives students a better option to set themselves up for a career in a work from home position, something that can benefit them and society a large in a much more proactive way? So that's an amazing thing. And I've been discussing with the CEO of the coding school I teach at and the CEO of another organization, Prenda, which many of you I'm sure have heard of that does micro schools, micro charter schools located in in people's homes, small groups of kids. And then they also operate coding clubs and libraries across the country. So definite amazing things happening there. And then all kinds of individual engineers and medical professionals are doing things like this in Italy and other places. They're just 3D printing the parts that they need to address shortages that they have in medical supplies. And these are functional things. In addition to that, obviously tons of links of independent labs that have shared their results with testing different medications for treatment of the disease. And those results just go far and wide very quickly. And everyone is excited to do that. That I pulled open because I was curious about one of the discussions. And this is a beautiful thing too. The moral high ground that is developed in the past few decades even over businesses that are willing to continue to pay their hourly workers that are currently at home not doing their work. They've been given this respite to continue getting something approximating at least their income. And for most of these it's two weeks but some of these it's four weeks, six weeks or until the crisis is averted. And in addition to that, you have many businesses that as a result of this, there's still a ton of demand to switch to remote work or to at home work. So Ttex and other company I work with and they're hiring up to 20,000 people for customer service jobs. And so there's that, there's intense demand obviously for webcams and headsets as we are currently experiencing right now to transition people to work from home. And these, and those are in general trends that were already in place that were already continuing slowly growing but we are experiencing a dramatic shift in those right now. So those will continue. So many of the consequences of this preventing large gatherings in some increased social distancing less hands shaking. Those are gonna be part of our culture to a larger degree going forward. A lot of people will go back to normal but a lot of people are going to modify their behavior a little bit. So, those in general are things that were slowly happening and this has accelerated them. Now, of course there are huge negatives which are most of you are either personally affected or know someone in your family that's personally affected by their schedules changing their work changing in the short term. And we hope that everyone does their part to do what we need to do to keep distance so that we can get through this faster. And so we can get back to what we need to do. But with that, I just wanna say that and I'll stop sharing my screen. What this means for the MTA is generally that we are a voice for how this technology that we've been given and basically what these are is just concentrated implementations of our natural resources and ideas that other people have had before that we're building on top of. So much of it we see as inspiration. So, we can be a voice that people can go to and the organization, the association can be a place where we can share our thoughts and not just that but also organize to do more charitable work and help people at least feel some confidence and improvement in the future. And realize that, yeah, most of the thing most of the results of this may actually be positive in the long run. And while we are going through the hardest of it, we can step up and help each other and try to be as creative as possible in that venture. So yeah, so with that, feel free to unmute if you'd like to chime in. But one of the first questions I would ask is what would you recommend that the MTA do in the next six months especially as everyone is acting differently and reacting to this event as best that we can. So that's where I would start it off. Looks like Janati has a question. Yes, so thank you for that overview, Pace and I really appreciate the opportunity to participate in this conference. I think one strong suggestion that I would have for the MTA is first of all, put on more of these virtual events. And second, I would invite all of you to take part in more frequent video conferences, whether of a formal or an informal nature with other transhumanist members of the US Transhumanist Party. We have a great platform for these conversations in the form of the debt nation show with Steel Archer who has now created over 190 episodes and he loves to have guests over. He I think would really appreciate every one of the speakers in this conference to come on his show, have a one-on-one interview with him. The opportunity that this disruption offers us is this compression of distance because whether you live across the street from me or whether you live halfway around the world because I can't go out and talk to you in person anyway, the distance of the physical distance of separation doesn't really matter anymore. We're all equally close in the sense of being able to communicate. So I think this is our opportunity to build a more cohesive transhumanist movement which everybody participates. And I would also encourage everyone on this call to go to the US Transhumanist Party website that's transhumanist-party.org because we are currently deliberating what our proposed COVID-19 response measures should be. There are 11 proposals up there right now for public exposure and there will be others that will be posted shortly. We start a three-day voting period on Wednesday. The reason why I mention this is I think we could have a significant influence on how the world responds to this pandemic. My own view is that the response has been unduly reactive and defensive. So as the projections worsen every single day, the measures are those of retreat, of hunkering down, of removing oneself from society, of shutting down the economy. And my inclination is the response should be the opposite, ramp everything up, a kind of mobilization as would exist in wartime. Expand our hospital capacity so that we actually have enough infrastructure to absorb the patients coming in and refocus the entire priorities of our society toward combating disease, overcoming aging and death because without biological aging, most of our population would not be as vulnerable to COVID-19 as it is right now. So I think this is a moment for transhumanists to really enter the public discussion and have a much greater degree of influence than they formerly did. And I think the Mormon Transhumanist Association can play a crucial role in that. You're very well organized.  And I think the rest of the world needs to see this and the rest of the world needs to hear your voices as well. Fantastic, thank you. Yeah, I think, definitely.  I said that earlier today here in Utah, in Salt Lake City. And we've got this pandemic and the possibility of having other pandemics is high, I think, and there's also the possibility of cyber attacks on banking or communications in general. And I'm not sure if anyone else is considering that and how that plays into how we're reacting or maybe that is just the total shutdown and we just stop and take care of our immediate surroundings. I'm just curious, are there thoughts about that? If it's all right, I'd like to tie into that a little bit too and just add some thoughts around future trends. This is more of an observation than like a suggestion or a question, but one thing I kind of wanted to add to Pace's projections and ideas is just to kind of frame the dilemma a little bit. What the scientific report that many countries are basing their current strategy on that's been published, I forget the name of this, but essentially what it says is that right now like all eyes are on China and what will happen after China starts down like rolling back its lockdown because if we see that the disease starts to spread again rapidly, which very well or I think is a reasonable expectation, then what we're discovering is that until a widely available vaccine is out there, then the only way to prevent or the main means of preventing us from getting over the capacity of the healthcare system and then causing much higher death rates than would just be the result of the disease itself would be through rolling and rotating kind of quarantines. And unfortunately, the rate at which a vaccine can be approved is apparently like the earliest possible time it could be done is in about 14 months because of current requirements to test a person who's on the vaccine for a long period of time to make sure that it doesn't actually do damage and hurt more people. So we're in this situation where none of the alternatives are very good, where the alternative of staying quarantined and potentially suffering like very heavy- Massive economic fallout, yeah. Yeah, is next to the alternative of overwhelming the healthcare system in various countries and resulting in a overall death rate that could be anywhere from 50 to 100 million people globally, which would be more people than even died in World War II or in any conflict. And so even though it doesn't seem like some people are saying, oh, it only affects old people. And I think that even though that's not entirely true, I think it's mostly true, but I still think that the losses are very significant and that obviously our care for humanity generally causes us to be very sobered by those two alternatives basically or some medium between the two of those. So it's a really big challenge and it's something that probably isn't going to be resolved as quickly as people hope or like. If there's possible that it's possible that there's additional interplay between the seasonality of the virus and other things that might mitigate the spread a little bit, but this report anyway, seems to show some pretty dire alternatives. And I definitely echo what's been said about approaching it with an aggressive, optimistic kind of attitude is better than just hunkering down. But I think that's a combination of all these strategies is going to be necessary. So this is just my additional thoughts there. Thanks, Carl. Now, definitely the information that we're getting over time will coalesce. Conclusions will be drawn from the differences in the way that's handled in different countries and how that impacts the results. Italy had a more elderly population as a percentage of their regular population than normal. And because of the lack of measures taken near the beginning then yes, it has overloaded and 303 is much higher than the average. South Korea, in contrast, most of the infection happened in younger populations and they took proactive measures to isolate their elderly so that they would not get infected. And as a result, their death rate is one-tenth of Italy. So there's definitely a lot of variation and we can draw, we'll learn exactly what lessons we can learn from the differences there and how to implement them and you're exactly right. It's going to take six months to two years for most people to understand those lessons. And so yeah, we'll definitely need to focus as much as we can on solutions and proactive solutions are ones that address what are glaring issues, obviously, that everybody needs to stay home. So how are they going to do their work? How are they going to meet the demands that they have for food, shelter, anything else that they need to pay for? So a lot of those solutions are addressed by government but the faster solutions are currently being addressed by individuals making proactive decisions and collaborating with others to find solutions. So yeah, so we can definitely be a part of that. Anybody else, Jeremy? Blair, I think had a comment too. Okay. Can you guys hear me? Yes. Yeah, we can hear you. So one thing I think we could do as the MTA during this time is, well, actually it's not just the MTA. I would say this is also indicative of the entire transhumanist movement. It's just sometimes we're so optimistic and we're so ready to fix problems and we're so ready to go in there guns ablaze and to make everything all better again that we forget to sit and realize 700 people just died in Italy yesterday. That's a sobering statistic. And I think that as transhumanists, well specifically as Mormon transhumanists, we could improve on the scripture that says we need to learn to weave with those that weave. And so when from a marketing standpoint, if we're going in talking about these solutions and optimism about what our technology can do for us and all these things, before we do that, we need to recognize and stop and take a minute to breeze with people and be like, shit sucks sometimes.  And Mormons have a hard time saying that, transhumanists have a hard time saying, now with that being said, that doesn't mean you sit in the muck forever and you have to weave forever, but it does mean from a marketing standpoint, if we as a transhumanist organization want to have any kind of influence in the conversation, we need to identify and empathize with the people we are actually trying to save and touch and persuade. If not, we're just alienating ourselves even further and people are like, oh, look at those transhumanists. We just can't wait to come and make everything all better without recognizing sometimes it's just bad. And so I guess one of the things that I would like to do is like, is it okay if we as a conference right now take a 30 minute, or sorry, not 30 minute, ha, 30 seconds, like moment of silence to recognize all the people that have already died and all the people on the front lines dealing with this and all the people who are suffering from this right now and just take 30 seconds of silence to not think about the opportunities, to not think about the optimistic projections of the future, but to just say, people are being seriously affected by this and to allow that feeling to come in. What's his name, Jordan? I don't know if you're still here or not, but you gave a great presentation and recognizing that we're going to be stronger as an organization once we get in touch with these feeling, recognizing wow, it really does suck, let's admit it. And that can be a better motivator and catalyst as don't think about the bad thing, just think about the good thing. It's like, no, bad thing's still there, right? So that was kind of a jumbled mess, but those are just my feelings and I think we could do better on empathizing and humanizing our cause to make us more effective in the long run. I think that's beautiful there. For one thing, if anybody is totally focused on how we can improve things, we have to realize that no change will happen. Nobody will join in the change that needs to happen unless they've either processed or at least compartmentalized the stress that they're under. And yeah, so many people are getting sick and hurt and dying from the disease and so many people are also out of work, mentally depressed and causing, that's causing them a lot of pain and things might be bad for them if they don't get some help, just having someone to listen to them about that. So yeah, we have 30 seconds until the end of the minute. I would be happy to help people have people think about it, but we do have just three or four more minutes until the end of this discussion and then we'll be wrapping up the conference. So any other thoughts, I would definitely, I would definitely recommend that one of our meetings or if we do another online event shortly, which I believe that we should, should be focused 100%, not on the proactive and the technology, but more focused on what does transhumanism teach us about empathy and thinking about how we can help people process this. That's a very good idea. Can anyone just jump in? Yes. Is this the, this is the end of the conference? Unfortunately. Oh, okay. Well, yeah, I guess there's not necessarily a good time for this. Might as well do it now. I was hoping to talk to fellow transhumanists about what I'm working on here in Menlo Park. And here's my, here's my recommendation. Michael, what do you think about this? Once, once we officially end the conference, I don't see any issue with whether we keep the recording on or off continuing to have a discussion with as many people as want to stay. Yeah, that'd be my recommendation Kent. Like I love to make, like have you participate in any way you want to, but let's just kind of stay on the COVID-19 topic, but I think people are going to want to hang around and keep talking. So let's make that happen. Yeah. Yeah, it's all about, it's all about COVID-19 for me in a weird way. I'm caregiving for someone who's in chemo at Stanford hospital right now. So it's particularly salient. But yeah, I don't want to stop on the discussion with some big announcement. So. Well, you want to give us the gist of that? We've got a few more minutes. And then I'd love to stick around and go into detail on it if you could. Just a quick summary. Feel free Kent, if you'd like. You're muted still. Yeah. Yeah, I'm actually coming to you from a lab. Oh. It's part of it, the demon poor lab. Lincoln never liked the name. A little weird being a company called Demon Poor. But yeah, we're, I guess I'm not ready to talk about it. Okay, that's fine. That's fine. Yeah, yeah, let's definitely take as much time as you'd like. Just to keep in mind this schedule. Any last thoughts? Yeah, I have a comment if it is okay. Please do. So one of the things that we and other transhumanist organizations have talked about for a very long time is that a key weakness and a key challenge of intuitive human thinking is that we don't deal well with exponential growth. This is precisely at the heart of the delayed responses to in many cases is that people have not recognized what the consequences of exponential growth look like. So I think there is an opportunity here to illustrate this and to talk about this. Whether there's a high likelihood of a similar event happening to help people take that kind of a long-term view. And my suspicion is that this pandemic will result in major changes to society and that the recovery will be a long-term recovery. And this is one of the things that we should be able to excel at and that we should be able to help reach out and educate people on and to help society look at this from a longer-term perspective. And so that's just kind of thematically, I think something that we have some history of and that I think might give us some direction on things that we can think about. Fantastic, thanks, Chris. All right, so to wrap it up, unfortunately we'll have to cut it there. But we identified some very general themes that we should be focusing on. We should definitely focus on humanism and empathy and we should focus on the types of projects that we can be working in that activism. And we should focus on the education on helping people understand the actual process of crisis like these and how the world can change exponentially in addition to just the viruses spreading exponentially. And then also more of the same transhumanist ideas about the long-term, how we can eliminate disease, how we can eliminate aging and how we can actually become more empathetic through virtual reality, through brain-machine interface, all kinds of these lofty ideas that perhaps they're gonna take a back burner as we focus on activism, as we focus on humanism. But yeah, this was a good discussion. Unfortunately, I'm happy to stick around because we could probably talk for hours and I don't have a problem with that. And I'd like to hear more from Ken as well. Probably no better way to end a conference on transhumanism than to talk about the innovation that we're working on. So with that, I will turn it back over to Michael and anybody else, Carl, that's wrapping this up. And yeah, it was fantastic that I had this opportunity, somewhat impromptu to arrange this discussion. Let me know what you're thinking. Feel free to contact me on Facebook to continue any private chat you want to. Thank you so much, Pace, for your willingness to leave that discussion. Thank you, everybody, for participating today. I think one thing we've all kind of felt is that we wish we just had more time just to sit and chat and it's been kind of a fast-paced thing. We did leave, if you could scroll back towards the top of the chat, Ben Blair, our wonderful, wonderful president did drop a feedback form. And I'll actually, we'll just copy and paste that again so that you all have access to it. We would love any thoughts that you had about how the tech worked for you or topics that you particularly liked because it helps us kind of figure out to what degree something like this becomes part of our ongoing strategy or our conference next year. So many things, so many possibilities. Thank you again so much. If you're able to try on your camera really quick, I do want to do a couple screenshots of everybody who was here. I just would love to kind of capture that so we can have that memory. Let's see, Sage, Kent, if you guys want to, if you're still here. Brad, we haven't seen you yet. Okay, hold on a second. Rather thought I was already in there from talking earlier. No, I got to turn it out again. Brad, still don't see you. I know, I'm not presentable right now. Sorry, dude. Okay, Stephanie and Evan, so good to see you guys. Okay, so Sage, are you able to turn on or not? I don't know, I turned on video just as I did earlier, but apparently it's not showing up yet. Your video appears to be on, but something's blocking your camera, just to. Nothing's blocking it. Okay, it might not be. Maybe some other program that's trying to. It's Linux, it's Linux. Just kidding. Yeah, something's probably stealing the input. Okay. Probably, okay, there's that. And then let's see, and I'll get the second page. Okay, cool. All right, thank you guys so much. Really appreciate it. And some of you guys, as we already discovered, we do also have an online Facebook group. If you want to join the chat that way. And if you're in Utah, we have monthly meetups where we get together and we talk about these kinds of things every second Sunday at eight o'clock in Provo. Ben, anything you want to add before we're done? Yeah, I would just say that two, two and a half weeks ago, we were still planning to meet at the library and big hat tip and praise to Michael and for pivoting and shifting and big praise to Carl Youngblood for also stepping up and kind of getting the confidence that we could do this and that we could pull it off and people came and it looked like I had a great time. I know we'll look forward to hearing everyone's responses but really hats off Michael and for being able to put this together in such a short notice. Thank you all for coming. One thing really fast as well. I just wanted to say thanks to Dallin and Bryant and Carl Hale who we were preparing a quartet to sing some songs for you guys at the conference. And like we sounded, I thought we sounded pretty good but a couple of guys got sick like at the last minute. And so I don't think they were COVID, they came down with COVID but anyway, they were unable to make it quite across the finish line but hopefully next time we'll have something. So thanks guys for being willing to help out with that and sorry we didn't quite make it over the finish line. Yeah, feel free to stick around. Otherwise, good luck and blessings.


Johnny dollar dollar this is Larry Spangler. Hi Spangler. Did you say that's right star mutual insurance company? Oh, I'd say I guess we've never met because I've only been here in Hartford about a year Oh, what can I do for you mr. Spangler mr. Spangler? Mm-hmm. Well, don't make an old man out of me. Call me Larry Oh, whatever you say. What can I do for you Larry Johnny? Does the name briskam mean anything to you? Lloyd briskam run some kind of a factory on the edge of town, doesn't it? Yeah, he and his partner No, but I've heard of him why he's one of my clients pretty important one. I'm on my way out to his place now I'll be driving right by your apartment I thought it might be a good idea to have you come along with me anything wrong with him his business partner Just called me up on the telephone. Mr. Briskam is dead. Oh, it's too bad sure is You see his housekeeper found him just a few minutes ago with a bullet That's it CBS radio network brings you Mandel Kramer in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yours truly Johnny dollar Spence account submitted by a special investigator Johnny dollar to the star mutual insurance company home office Hartford, Connecticut Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the oldest gag matter Spangler turned out to be one of the new generation of insurance agents with that Madison Avenue touch You know charcoal gray suit white shirt dark blue tie well shine shoes He had that freshly scrubbed look as though he just stepped out of a barber shop He was maybe 25 or 6 good-looking in an almost pretty sort of way with a well-tanned complexion Plenty of dark curly hair and above all that eager expression of the young man who's out to set the world on fire Yeah, the briskam place is down on live Oak Avenue Johnny I'm south of here away.   I said at least he said he did Well any reason why he shouldn't have oh Do you know John barber never heard of him well at least you'll be starting on him fresh then I mean no preconceived idea about him. Why do you say that?  It's just that well Why don't we see just what's happened before jumping to any conclusion? Larry and See what you think of the others too. That is if Barbara got a hold of What others well there's Trudy is Ward Trudy Gertrude Wilson, but there's certainly no reason to suspect her of anything You try it Johnny and you'll have me to answer to oh is that way? Well, we're real good friends and I know her well enough to know that Well, it'd be ridiculous. That's all what it sure and as for Mike though Well, who might have judged in a case like this. Let's wait and see what you think Mike who Briskam How's he related? Well, he's the old man's son or rather adopted son. He lived with mr. Briskam No, not with him Johnny, but certainly off of them The way I get it the old man threw him out on his own a few years back But then apparently Relentied enough to keep feeding him plenty of good cold hard cash to play around with a minute now Didn't I see Mike briskam's name in the papers not too long ago Yeah, maybe it was just after that big nightclub ruckus at the purple jive when a bunch of drunks kind of wrecked the joint Remember now yeah, but now wait Johnny nobody actually saw Mike there that night and just because of his Well, his reputation is no proof that he was I mean after all Johnny why hang the guy unless you're sure he deserves it Mm-hmm. He's supposed to have been treading the straight and narrow lately even got himself some kind of a job I understand so I really have no reason to What you see for yourself tell me did briskam have a wife as she died eight or ten years ago Who benefits by his death? Well, if his will comes out the same way as the insurance Mike gets one third of everything and truly gets two-thirds I see except for the business of course that'll go to his partner John barber Oh, it will at least that's what barber told me one day when I tried to sell him some insurance But surely you don't think Only what am I sweating over it for you're the investigator and it's well It's all just sort of guesswork on my part anyhow. Why should I confuse you confuse me sure Larry? You may be more help than you realize In charge at the briskam place with Sergeant Danny Gilbert not the homicide man I'd have picked for a case like this. He was always a bit too sure of his usually wrong spot judgment He sent Larry into the living room where a sad eye of a good-looking girl sat quietly talking to a couple of men Then led me directly into the study where briskam's body had been discovered earlier by the housekeeper That's old, uh, Mrs. Haskell After I got all I could from her I sent her up to a room to weep and well it out all by itself He was only in the way I see Well, there's a step just the way she found him only don't you touch anything until the dock gets here The body was slumped forward over a big mahogany desk The right hand with obvious powder burns on it still held the old battered 38 that apparently had done the job There were powder burns in the forehead to where the bullet had entered at close range There's no sign of a struggle or of anything in the room having been disturbed Body's all so stiffened up. I figure it happened sometime late last night. Yes very possibly Who was here in the house with him only the housekeeper you sure that that's what she says down I've got no reason to doubt her and she didn't hear the shot Rome is away up on the third floor besides. She's kind of death Well from the looks of things around here, Sergeant God, that's obvious. Plains of nose in your face. The old man committed suicide Did he you don't think so? I Don't know well, I do I'm betting the lab crew and a medical back me up. I've seen too many of these things not to know the signs What kind of signs? Rescans business hasn't been doing too well lately. Hasn't it certainly hasn't asked his partner out there, Mr. Barber. Yes, I will and he's had that worthless kid Mike on his hands And even that water his 2d Wilson's been a worried to him ever since she stopped living here with him And that's proof that he committed suicide It's good enough for me Well, Sergeant don't bank on it One was what Larry Spangler had told me and when dr. Thaddeus Frambler and his lab crew got through it looked as though I was wrong They could find absolutely nothing to suggest anything but suicide The only fingerprints in the beat-up older of all the briskins gun that he had in his desk for years.  That's the doc here darling. Go ahead ask him. All right. All right, sir Doc the law says you have to do an autopsy in a case like this. I'd like to know the results of it It's all right by me doc. He can tell him anything he wants to know as far as I'm concerned But isn't going to make any difference. We'll see You'll only be wasting your time talking to those people out there in the living room young miss Trudy that Mike briscombe and mr Bob. Well, maybe sergeant, but I'd like to talk to them anyway and separately if you have no objections That's suspicious mind of yours. You said it Oh no, mr. I'll never believe that Daddy simply wasn't Wasn't the type to commit suicide Never isn't it true that he was kind of worried about you Trudy Because of the way I left him moved away from here to get along on my own He didn't like it if that's what you mean. Why did you leave him? I understand? He was very good to you I know and it may have seemed ungrateful Because he and his wife took me in when I was just a little baby. They fed me they closed me gave me an education and After mother died he even sent me to college But he was such a Tyrant he would never let me think for myself do the things I wanted to do go with the people I wanted to go with he insisted on running my whole life Even the man that I I want to marry wasn't allowed in the house. I see When daddy had business with him, he went to see him at his office to do.  I have a mind of my own. Oh, I can see that. I thought I had a right to use it to do the things I want to do and I've done very well. Thank you Even he had to admit it and stop harping about the way I broke his heart by leaving him. You don't seem too upset over his death, Trudy Well No No, I'm not because of the fortune that will be coming your way now. Yes, partly It'll make me free and dependent.  Suicide a strong-minded stubborn old codger like Frank Briskam never Mr. Dollar never you seem pretty sure of that Mr. Butter I've reason to if you've been in business with him for nearly 10 years as I have you'd know It couldn't have been suicide to even the worries about your business. He had no worries about it not really mr.  I mean of his own sure the business hasn't done very well lately, but that's because of him What do you mean by that? That stubbornness of his over his out-of-date old-fashioned methods his refusal to let me put in new Efficient equipment inaugurate new procedures that could have made a fortune that could have put me on easy street to Believe me things will be different now Now that he's conveniently out of the way, and you'll have the business alone Yes Yes, it's right mr. Dollar In other words then mr. Barber if it wasn't suicide, and I'm certain it wasn't you've shown a pretty good motive for killing him yourself Haven't sure now just it that's ridiculous, but I Suppose I have now haven't I you certainly have Would you rather that I tried to deceive you about my feelings in this whole matter What do you want me to do doll it's ramp on an act then you're not at all. Sorry Mike Why should I be after all he was no blood kin to me anymore, and he wants to true to your her to me So I understand so I'm not one bit. Sorry the old man's gone There's been a lot of times I wished I could have kind of helped him on his way in spite of the fact that it was pretty good to you over the years He's doing a lot better for me right now doll it and he ever did before you mean the money you'll inherit sure Third of his money one third of all that nice insurance all one nice big hunk no insurance if it was suicide Mike Oh now wait a minute doll. Well did you know the old man?  I don't care what that crazy cop says you don't think so. I know he wouldn't and another thing Yeah, he took on a lot of religion the last couple of years took a real serious Oh, I guess that's why he kind of got charitable and started giving me some dough now and again And to him the worst sin he could do would be either to kill anybody or to take his own life Fact dollar he bored me with a lecture on Well on that subject more than once and if you'd known him you'd know he was dead serious and that religion stuff You said that you considered helping him on his way. I Said I kind of wished I could is all that's all I said and All that and then I'm glad he's gone. Yeah, any idea who might have done it Mike Besides you almost anybody might have done it. I mean that would have got something on it like who how about Barbara that gets the business now What about Trudy? You really think so? I don't know. I Can't see either of them actually doing You know only great dollar. What's that? Trudy gets two thirds. I only get one third. I maybe if I was smart and I wasn't so lazy I'd make a big play for her, you know After all we're not real relatives, so I'd marry her and then well I'd have my hands on it all But I guess I'd never get her away from that guy. She's going with Larry Spangler.  Yes, but I didn't kill him somebody did Supper a touch of arthritis or rheumatism and you've never tried mentholatum deep-heating rub You can't know how good its deep-heating action can make you feel as you massage it into painful areas You feel it's deep-heating action. You know relief is on its way Mentholatum deep-heating rub is an extra strong combination of active ingredients for safe temporary relief of minor arthritic rheumatic pain Use greaseless stainless mentholatum deep-heating rub often then Sergeant Gilbert still sure that it was suicide Thought there was no reason to hold any of mr. Briskins beneficiaries and told them they could leave Told me to forget the whole thing Then he left us there and if you'll excuse me I better get on down the office and Fred Frank's death is going to be quite a shock to some of the older employees Who've been with him since he started the business. Yes, mr. Barbara Maybe you'd better get rolling with Some of those profitable new procedures that you were telling me about now that you've got mr. Brisk him out of your hair I've got him out of my hair. Are you implying mr.  I know but Excuse me. I'm his girl. What if I bum a ride with you? No. No, Mike. Come along, right and brother I'm going to town and tie on one that'll make history in this bird. Yeah, what? Trudy Certainly no reason for you to stay around. No, no, I'll be glad to get out of here If it's all right with you Johnny, I'll drive Trudy on home and you can take my car back to the office or the apartment if you like sure Larry be glad You've held up under this very well darling. Why not dear? Johnny Yeah In spite of what that policeman and the doctor and those laboratory men said Do you think it was suicide? You're worried about the insurance money that won't be paid if it was not Johnny Of course not Johnny and do you know why because compared to the rest of the estate the insurance doesn't matter I'll be perfectly content without it But you didn't answer me Suicide or murder Trudy, yes You know, that's a very good question If motive alone were the answer, I'd surely say murder But considering the circumstances what little evidence there is of course Johnny It has to have been suicide Because it will save your company having to pay off. Well, that is something to think about you know Come on, honey. I'll take you home See you later Johnny Love birds drove away intruding scar I took off in Larry's Then I suddenly began to think about the route to his office Something that he said about it earlier Instead of going there I drove to the morgue where dr. Framler was finishing up his brief autopsy No, mr. Darla, I'm afraid of a suicide. All right, not even any bruises anything like that. I'm doctor Well a slight one. Yeah, where on the forehead at just about the point where the bullet entered All right, then but that could easily have been caused when he fell forward on the death. Maybe but I'm betting it wasn't I Say that old man was struck on the forehead enough to knock him out It wouldn't have taken much at his age. Well, I know then he was shot in the same spot So the bullet and the muzzle blast would cover up that bruise now you've got to admit that's possible doctor Possible of course, but the police found only his own prints on that gun other way It may have been white fleeing quite recent sure sure it was Easiest thing in the world is to pick up a gun with somebody else's hand Somebody unconscious and make it pull the trigger and that's exactly what happened about who mr. Darla On the way over here just now I suddenly realized my apartment was nowhere near the route between his office in the brisken place in spite of the fact that he'd Said it was that was just an excuse to pick me up so he could talk to me What sir and that corny real friendly bit right from the beginning call me Larry real palsy Larry Yes Now that dope he gave me on the others that would make any one of them suspect why In case the job hadn't been done well enough That it might look like the murder it really was of course I have faith. I don't as for calling me in himself That's the oldest gag in the world as a cover-up to take away any possible suspicion from himself And as for motive he had all the motive in the world mr. Darla look doc if there's no real evidence to pin it on him Wait a minute. Maybe if I tear into him act convincing enough. I can make him think there is no Johnny You're out of your mouth for motive Larry who had a better one the girl that fortune even without the insurance would be enough to Keep a bright-eyed young opportunist wealthy for the rest of his life now listen too bad Isn't it that your lack of experience and crime tripped you up so easily you don't know what you're talking about.  That's impossible. Is it yes because of a pair of cotton gloves that I wore cotton gloves Larry Like I said Larry you're a complete inexperience Hey Johnny not only the rank is amateur would have let himself be tripped up like that And only the rottenest kind of insurance man would have tried a thing like that Thank heaven there aren't very many of them Expense account total Wait a minute, of course there isn't any And you know what? I'm glad there isn't This kind I wouldn't want to collect on anyway. Yours truly Johnny dollar You've made ice tea and oh, what a beautiful flavor Instant tenderly cold water lots of ice you've got it made Richard writer lively or iced tea 100% pure tea new instant To tell you about next week's story next week. Do you remember who the Laurel? I were Look it up. Then join us. Won't you yours truly Johnny dollar by Bruno Zerato, Jr. Musical supervision by Ethel Huber Johnny dollar is played by Mandel Kramer Also featured in our cast were William Mason as Larry Teresa Bauer as Judy Raymond Edward Johnson as Barbara Ivor Francis as Doc and Ralph Bell as the


What's up guys? I'm gonna tell you about the golden rule for lucid dreaming which if you really understand it and apply it Will explain why you've been having difficulties It will explain why you've not been able to control certain aspects of the dream and it's gonna basically answer all of your questions Okay, this is the one most important thing Which you need to focus on in order to be able to lucid dream properly to be able to avoid sleep paralysis To avoid false awakenings and to avoid nightmares. It really is important. Okay, so I'm gonna get right into it ignore the fluffy hair I've been Running around all day today And let's just get right into it. So if you could quickly give this video a like That sort of makes me a bit happier, right? So the golden rule, okay is Expectation and I know I've said this before and you've probably heard this from other people as well, right? Expectation is really important for lucid dreaming what you expect to happen either subconsciously or consciously, right? Will happen 99% of the time Probably more right? The problem is that most of your expectations are not conscious expectations. They're subconscious now What I mean by that is you're not aware that you're having them, right? So within every every human being you have your brain and you have what's known as your conscious mind Which is probably this big relative to your uncons to your subconscious mind, which is probably that big It's like 10% to 90% 10% conscious 90% unconscious or subconscious And it means you're not aware of it, right? But your subconscious mind and thoughts and beliefs Affect almost everything else they affect everything you do think believe say feel Right, and they affect your lucid dreams in a huge way Like I can't even begin to explain how important your subconscious beliefs are for lucid dreaming and for life success Attraction whatever okay, it's really important stuff now. My battery is about to die But I think I have enough time to get through this so the golden rule is To expect what you want to happen And it sounds simple because it is but most of us don't do that when we inter eluded dream and we see a dragon our first instinctive thought is That dragon's gonna chase me or that there's danger here, right? This is a scary situation or run because that's been drilled into you by watching films by playing games by Running from the scary neighbor's dog when it chased you as a kid, right? Whatever it is these things have been drilled into your subconscious mind so that you Have a very hard time changing those beliefs So really all you need to do is decide what you want to to believe to what you want to know as reality And the way to do that through affirmations now what I mean by that is Whatever you want to say if your belief is about flying and every time you enter a lucid dream and you try to fly you fall You need to change your subconscious belief about flying and about gravity So every day write down I can fly in my lucid dreams vividly imagine Flying in your dreams and you'll change the belief the next time you enter a lucid dream You'll not have a problem because you won't have the subconscious belief that you can't fly or that you will fall, right? And that's pretty much all that is to it That's the golden rule it applies to lucid dreaming to controlling various things in the dream It applies to sleep paralysis as well now sleep paralysis is something that scares a lot of people You know, you're unable to move you're stuck to the bed and sometimes you can experience hallucinations demons or evil entities people report seeing all sorts of things in sleep paralysis because you're not able to move You're stuck to the bed and therefore your mind because you're half asleep half awake Just populates the room and your your thoughts with all sorts of things subconscious fears scary ideas or even just random noises But the point is whatever you expect to be there will be there, right? Because lots of people and it's like a it's like a doctrine. It's passed down from person to person But people say when you experience sleep paralysis, you'll see a large shadow man so you go to bed and You expect that you'll see a shadow man when you have sleep paralysis and so therefore what do you see a shadow man? You see a huge tall figure standing above you, but it's not really there It's in your mind and the only reason it's in your mind and it's only appearing because you expect it to if you expect to just go to sleep and Experience a peaceful sleep paralysis. You will 99% of the time that you will and there's no issues at all All of the problems in lucid dreaming in sleep paralysis false awakenings that all come from the golden rule of lucid dreaming Which is expectation So hopefully this has been helpful for you guys If you didn't really understand it leave a comment and I'll try to sort of go into more detail later But this is the golden rule for lucid dreaming and it should help you with all of your problems Related to sleep paralysis false awakenings scary things Nightmares whatever so if you enjoyed this video, please give it a like give it a thumbs up subscribe and I'll see you next time


I never made a mistake. I made a mistake! How's it going everybody? Dottodoy here today with another round of Dragon Ball Fighter's Rank Matches, and today we're playing the legendary Super Saiyan Broly along with two very helpful beam assist. Oh yeah, I didn't have time to mention it, but we're also going up against the Super Saiyan Rose rank, so should be fun. Seven frames, let's dial it back a little bit. Oh, why not chuck up a little bubble shield? Oh, that's why. Already super armoring, boys. The year is 2019, and Broly is still the one. Oh, I tried to armor through it. I tried cheating it. Oh, I missed it. They did buff Broly's 2H in the air, so you do want to go for that a little more. I'm guard canceling this. I don't want to be in the corner against 16. Nice! Oh, this is easy pressure. Oh, he jumped it. Good man. Oh, Broly, go ahead and put this man back in the corner. Oh, 16. Crafty, crafty guy. All right, we got to focus more, because I'm missing out on a lot of opportunities. Level 3, I knew it. Damn, and the full need to be stopped? Forget it, dude. This is like 7,000 damage we're sparking. He really blocked that. Oh, no, I wanted to hit that so bad. Ah, nice. No down heavy connects. Ah, no tech. That's going to be a kill. There's a knockout for him there. He has to spend the bar, so we'll take it. Takes the opportunity to get trunks out, but you know, just because we lost the main engine of the team doesn't mean our team isn't looking healthy. There we go. Okay, single hit. I'm going to go ahead and spend the bar. Hopefully this connects. I've actually... All right, nice. I was like, maybe this won't work like Yamcha. I don't know how fast this one is. I'm going to reflect. It's fine. I like to make him block the first one, or throw out a legit one the first time. Oh, I almost made you taste that blade, bro. No. Understandable. At least we got his sparking. No bar for the fancy sliding. Oh, come on. No second hit. Don't do it. It must have been a back dash or something. Maybe he actually did try clicking buttons. You know, I've heard good things about this 2H. That was not one of them.  I was told that I could be full screen and click down heavy and it would connect. Level three. Geez, this man just spent six bars. This ATM is actually out of cash now. You can't go back to the ATM. There's nothing left. All right, Goku, bring it home. We got new routes. We got new damage opportunities.  If you ain't got no assist and you're going to get somebody with two, it's not a good time to block. All right, both the assist are back up. We're sliding. I'm in the down tech. It's risky. Oh, thank goodness that connected dude. We would have been... Like we're in trouble now, but we would have actually lost. Oh, that didn't connect. Oh, get out of here. He's really trying to put on the pressure. All right, that's one assist down. Now if we get down to a 1v1, I'm so much more confident. No way. Oh, I tried something. Let's go. You know what? Hold on. Hold the phone. I kind of want more pressure. There we go.   I probably should have ended with kicks. I got a lot of regrets. All right, that's fine. I still got my goal of the 1v1. Oh, no. I played that horribly. It's okay. You can't kill. Oh, my God. Great stuff. This dude had patience in the clutch. I did not. I was panicking that whole time, which really, I was looking for that Raw Level 3. I knew he tried eventually and I was happy I escaped it, but it just, the thought of it made me never want to commit. I was so afraid of committing. He should have left me. That was a toxic relationship. Oh, my goodness. And we're already in the corner. What do we do to escape? Jump up? Maybe not the best side switch in the game, but not to grab. Oh, he jumped over my head before I could do it. Oh, God. All right, we're sparking. I can't lose Broly. It's too soon. He's going to level 3 here. There's just so many things he could go for. No, wait, we can't spark. He can read that. Come on, Broly. No. Okay. Just do it, Broly. You disappointed me so heavy there, me. Trash, trash, trash. And we dropped the simple stuff. Oh, God. Oh, no. Oh, terrible defense. Geez, Louise. Bardock assist along with the 16. We're just living it. We're living our worst life. This has been horrible. Hands rated. Hands rated E. Oh, wow, I really worked that one out of my head. That took a while. It wasn't my turn. Oh, he didn't even try mixing it up. Geez, dude. This round was a wash dot deck. I'm tucking down. Oh, slides. Oh, my God. All right. Just, can you go in the corner? Come on. Come on. Finally. Finally, it's my turn. See, that's why I like to make a block that first one. All right. I'm going to drop the world on you here. Start you with the Atlas. Nice. Okay. That's improvement. You know, we got a character out pretty quick. He made a couple bad defensive reads. Now we're in the driver's seat, baby. Woohoo. You ever heard of a little thing called 2H, my dude? Go ahead. Hit me with that Super Dash. See if I don't test you. Oh, no. Oh, no. He hit me with the beam into vanish. He hit me with that. You have to hold this. Level one, level three. Can't say I didn't see it coming. It was the proper thing to do. This is so much. My health bar used to be so beautiful. All right. We tech that at least. Are you kidding me? Beautiful. Admittedly, I might have given up too quick there and he didn't punish with the 2H and then I overreacted. Got hit. Oh, look at the Dragon Balls. Wait. Don't look at the Dragon Balls. I always lose like this. That doesn't count as dynamic. I, I gave up good oaky for that. Only Bardock things. Just Bardock things. You got to be kidding me.   All right. Zero two. Zero two. That's fine. I've lost games in my life. Plenty of them in fact. More than I've won. All right. We're going too deep. That is just hurting the self-esteem. Let's go. No. I could have done something better there. We armored through the assist, but that was not good for us. Early was just sitting there like a loaf up tech. We out. I want to play this game. I do want to play fighters just not this version of it. This version where I'm blocking is trash. Oh, got a notice from my computer. Turns out the pressure is in boys. If you want to call that pressure, that's fine by me. Just don't, don't at me with this clip on Twitter and then I'll be forced to retweet it. Oh, how did I miss this man out of my sight? Are you kidding me? Oh, snag this man, Broly. Oh, that's how Broly's supposed to look. We just got, oh, you know what, Larry, you think these beam assist are just for show? Crush them. I got to start throwing in that quarter circle forward s. That's hitting. Come on, Broly. Oh, that was armor. That was so trash that I had it, but then I just panicked and dropped it. All right, let's keep. Wow. Look at that. That was, that was zoning control weekly.  I think I said allow me to send you back to the death. It's supposed to be dead, but we'll take it. One, two, one, two. There's a little bit of lag in the corner there. I don't feel too good about that, but it wasn't enough to not warrant a quick little rematch. Quick, quick little rematch. There we go. We back in it. Now, how do we go about changing our play style?  I'm not timing that properly at all. Oh, imagine whiffing that. Imagine being the size of a skyscraper and just still just absolutely missing your moves. I'm a down tech here, right? Click buttons. Wow.  Beautiful timing on that. Had the proper patience with the reed. Oh, Broly. I'm an armor. Oh, Jesus. I love Broly so much. I don't love that. Nice. Yeah, Bardock is, yeah, we can hate Bardock all we want. That's satisfying. Okay, this is a good chance for us to get him in the corner. And a little bit of sliding. How about we make him eat this? Oh, imagine being good. I can't. I got JK. That was kind of sick. I still want that blue health. Goku Black. So satisfying. I'm saying that a lot about a lot of people today. But it's true.  Stuff like that.  It was a little obvious. I probably should have backdashed. I got a little, you know, I got a little indulgent there, to say the least, tech that medium version. That takes too long. Don't use a super. Oh, you just had to ruin my fun time.  I was just loving life, laughing, doing everything those suburban moms have on those posters. Oh my God.  Oh, Trunks Assist.  We should probably go out in the Goku Black, right? That backdash wasn't enough, even with the increased speed of it. Wild.  He just, oh, I was going to try to mix him up. I don't know if that was also a counter, if I clicked a button. I think it was. That wasn't the right... Oh, he can't kill.  Come on. Don't down having me. It was a panic vanish. There was not a simple strand of confidence in that vanish at all. We can still win. We can still win. Please let me win. Please let me win. Drop it. Drop it. Do something, dude. I'm not done yet. I still go... I never dropped it if you wanted a chance to win it because I don't make two mistakes in a row. I've never made a mistake in my life, actually. If we're talking confidence, let me get real confident with it. I've never made a mistake. I made a mistake.  What a... Let me get one more. Oh, waiter. Maybe with another server, dude. Soft serve. Make it... Just have a doctor order, dude. Come on. You can't reflect after that. I mean, you can within the rules of the game, but manners-wise, that was just rude. All right, we out.  I wanted that so bad.  You got to give it to me. Oh, that hit stun. Look at how much blue life is over there.  What a tragic moment. Oh, God. Oh, if I could have capitalized on that, I would have been set, dude. I'll go as far to say that. All right, we're out. Didn't have to use Spark. Okay, I just want sliding. That's all. All right, you caught me. I want trunks. Miss input. Miss... Oh, he's going to try. Okay, we're fine. We're fine. In fact, this might even be a net win. He'll try to get Goku out. I mean, he will. Broly is exed out, dude. All right, well, we can respond with our Sparky now safely, because it's not like he has that resource anymore. And it might be the time. It might be high time we spent a little change. Oh, don't hit me with that. Oh, my God. Sick with it. Jesus. Trunks. You know what Trunks is really great at? Buying time. Do you see how... Oh, beautiful down heavy. Did you see how long that combo lasted? My Sparky got in, left, and then I had time to complain about it all in one combo. Jesus. This went from like being good for us to awful. Come on, don't. Yo, through Goku. Jesus. That man said two Goku's for one dinner platter. Say less. I always forget that's a low. I think I might be the only human on earth to think that. When he reels back like that, I think he's coming in for another overhead. It's just like animation wise. I have the same problems we hit. Sick. It's a good thing I never make mistakes as one's famously stated. Mistakes are just accidents that I don't have time for. To be honest, I don't even know what a mistake is. Jesus Christ. OK, we got 16 out of the way. And there's four. No, count of five, Dragon Balls. What is that supposed to do? Ladies and gentlemen, we all know what I'm going to attempt here.  This video is ending in one minute. Come on, don't test me, bro. Jesus, Bardock things. Just Bardock things. Oh, no, seven bars. So many Dragon Balls. I'm going to call it there. Go ahead, smile for the camera, Bardock. You deserve it, baby. God, damn, just Bardock things. I wish I can't hit rematch. I got to go. Hopefully you guys managed to enjoy this video, though it was kind of a stressful one, but a lot of fun nonetheless. I'll grind back up these points offscreen. So make sure that if you enjoyed it, you go down the comments. Let me know your favorite moment as well as hitting the like button and subscribing to the channel so that you never miss out on a future video. There's also some videos up on your screen that you can check out if you want some more right away. I don't really have anything else to add to this outro, so I'll see you later, I guess.


Well, many people ask me why I've been in public relations for so long, and I usually say it's because I get to do different things every day. My name's Ross Levanto. I'm a senior vice president, and I'm also the Boston Technology Practice Leader. And what's so amazing about the public relations industry and profession is that it changes all the time. It's an incredible honor to win the 40 under 40 award because it represents the top 40 individuals not to a specific industry and not to a specific aspect of PR. My job is to make sure our clients are meeting their strategic objectives as it relates to their marketing goals and also training our teams to make sure they're capitalizing on the newest marketing techniques and technologies to meet those objectives. Before I joined MSL Group, I was a student at Boston University, and I was kind of a political junkie. I've been a political junkie my whole life. I had an internship in Washington, D.C. with Vice President Gore, working in his communications office. And I needed a job that would keep me interested until he became president in 2000. And I found an agency on the outskirts of Boston, which is now part of MSL Group. And because Vice President Gore wasn't successful in 2000, I'm still there. And the reason why is because I'm able to do different stuff every day and work with really innovative, exciting technologies on a day-to-day basis. What's great about working at MSL Group is many of our clients are growing. And they really see us as a close counsel and extension of their own marketing programs. So we have access all the way up to the top decision makers within a company. And you really feel like you're part of the startup entrepreneurial spirit within those companies and get to affect them in many ways just well beyond just fundamental PR tactics that are on a piece of paper.  One of the reasons why I am excited to be at this firm is I believe that any day that I come into the office and have a good idea that could benefit my clients or the agency, I will be given the resources and the power to execute it. And that's true for anyone at any level within the company. I think it's very, very important to be part of a network that actually isn't based in North America. And the reason why is because you learn very, very quickly working with a lot of international regions that marketing and PR in different regions is different depending on the region that you're in. And it's important to have that global perspective when you're talking to your clients about their growth plans. Not to pick on any given client, but it's very easy for clients to think that, OK, the next stop is to do Europe as a program, speaking of it as just one country. So having that international kind of global feel and understanding is important to couch our clients throughout their entire growth and innovation life cycles. I'm extremely grateful to the support that I've received throughout the network. People who thank me for winning this honor, for winning the 40 Under 40 Award. Very grateful to the MD in the Boston office, Dave Close, who nominated me, and to the support that I've received from everyone across the network in celebrating this with me. Because I think it's not only an award for me, it's a recognition really of the network and the power of MSL Group to inspire and give the tools and resources to their employees so they can succeed.


Pushing in. Oh wait a minute. Got the field, the spelling feral. We need to go back, I mean we can't really, it's gotta dispel them. I'm gonna land dispels a bit. Shoulder, we can get it. Yeah, we're going that way, pushing to priest now. Spamming to spelling feral, can't get some. Got the proc. Hit the priest. Burning priest. Now I see some. Bash on me. I don't have proc so I can't get it. Can you just resheep and then I burn it? Yeah, yeah. Resheep. Shielding your pet. Burning priest sir. I'll de-prize into models. Yeah. Lining there. I got his basket, I'm good. Okay nice. This is fair. Trying to get proc, I didn't get it. He burns me up. Yeah just do it, just do it. Maybe, yeah. This is all, but he's probably gonna innovate or something. There is, I'm sending him to you. I'm trying. I believe. Got the feral. I won't de-spel. I'll try. It's here. You trick it. Burning. See, play me, play me, watch out. I'm gonna heal you big man. I'm gonna heal you big man. P.S. here, P.S. Yeah, yeah. I don't wanna de-spel it. De-spel the fin, I'm cutting the fin. I cut it, the wall fin by the way. Priest, priest, priest. Okay nice. I can't be shi- I can. Burning, burning, burning. You can try, bash on me. I have fin still, okay? Yeah, but my mana is down. I'll block you. I'm stating the fin, I'll deep in here. Yeah, the fin, got your old heart. Yeah, I tried to de-spel the chicken. It's fine, they don't have chicken at all, and I have pets. Priest is fed. I mean, maybe if I shake him, yeah? Just block mine. Yeah, ship, ship. I need to drink now, I need to drink. Maybe you can keep sheeping and pressuring our drink. If he comes out, we pump him. Drinking again. Priest is fed, getting the proc, got it? In ship. In ship? You have to go now? Yeah, I have no mana. De-spel the bark, that's all I can do. I'm going to the side to drink, okay? Getting cloned. I just reach in here. I've already used all his mana pretty much. Look at this comp, bro. This mana is fucked, dude, it's fucked. Yeah, but I CS, so no proc. But I'll deep-fist, I guess. I'll deep-fist, so it doesn't double chance. Can double chance. Yeah, it's done. I'm going to drink, okay? Yeah, you can. A lane, lane fell. He has a comp for me. He's spamming, so I'm... It's better to zoom, bro. I don't know how. Can you block?  I'm going to CS already. Cool. I have to hit Hunter. I can't reach the shaman. If he cheered me, he should be. I cloned him. A little bit. I didn't get a proc, man.  Am I to kill him?  This guy did not kick me. I think he actually kicked me once the whole game. Good shaman. Be careful for the seduce. I'm going to block.    Hex me. I can't get out, I can't get out. I think you still died. I'm coming. PSU. Come this way. Yeah, I'm trying to.   I'm coming. I believe. Just keep lining, keep lining.   K Nof me. I can designate. Yeah, yeah, I will. Nice, nice. I'm out. We got the ground disappeared. I don't know what happened to it. I'm seduction, I'm pushing.