Alright everybody, what is going on? Welcome back to another video. Today's video we're going to be looking at the top 100 players of 2018 in the NFL. We're going to crack into, we're almost at the top 30. We're at 31. Matthew Stafford, the quarterback for the Lions. I've seen him once before. I've seen him go through his struggle of playing the end of a game, winning a game for the Lions in his rookie year when he separated his shoulder. Now that is respect.  What a career he's had, so let's look at it. Let's look what everyone else thinks of him. He knows what we are about to do all the time. Stafford's going to get a box so he can try and put that in the right play. It's like as soon as he gets the ball in his hands. It's gone. He just goes to a spot and boom, somebody's right there and I'm like, come on, watch this happen. I've seen this video. He might be a psychic. I'm not sure. Matthew Stafford, 31 last year. Oh, Stafford, what's up Matthew? Georgia boy, a little bit of money is sucked down. I just want like 15 mil that ain't gonna hurt you. 135 million dollars. That's 1.35 billion dollars, which is only a few more than Matthew Stafford threw last season. What is what is throwing a dime? What does that mean? Throwing a dime, throwing good passes in basketball. What does throwing a dime? The phrase refers to making a phone call. Dropping a dime, no, no. Throwing a dime to make a phone call. Throwing a dime in NFL. Okay, let's have a look. I gotta, I gotta, I gotta work this out. I should probably be reading, reading this actually. I really should. This is going to be fantastic for me. All right, dime. The dime as it adds a six, defensive. No, that's not it. Audible. What is audible? The audible was Peyton Manning's bread and butter, changing the play or disguising the call to confuse or take advantage of the defense. Standard definition of the word audible is heard or perceptible by the ear. People have been telling me I should use audible in Madden. Wildcat. Flea flicker. What's that? Flicking action of a dog getting rid of fleas. The quarterback handing the ball off to a running back only to have it tossed back to him. Okay, yeah, that's the one. All right, we're going to keep that one up. Let's continue watching. I think it's just a real nice, actually, when they say when you're throwing a dime and you turn on a dime, turning on a dime is doing it right there and then with no like room to move, right? So throwing a dime would probably be landing it, landing the ball on a dime, like on their chest or on their hand or something. Is that right? I assume so. I would say he's got it on a string. He's got it on a string. Okay, there's a string from his hand to the wide receiver's hand and the ball is running along it every time. He's very good. I mean, he actually threw one against me to Marvin Jones. That was pretty impressive. I was man to man with Marvin and I started looking back and I was thinking the plate was open, like banking and he was about to throw it out of bounds and then the ball is exactly where I couldn't get it. I couldn't even be mad at myself with that one. Hey, big drag right here! Big drag right here, right? He thought that thing hard. He broke one of my fingers. So yeah, he pretty, he thought that thing. Yeah, right now, in practice, throw that thing. Throw that thing so hard, try to PBU. I'm starting to body catch everything now. Throw that thing. I don't want to see you figures out from that stuff. No more, no more. He feel like he can fit any ball in any hole. A lot of zipping in. I'd love to be on a spin it like that, man. You know, it's like the mentality that can make all the throws from anywhere. I'm putting in a cold modern type throws. He's really good. Big arm, trusts his guys, gives his guys chances, makes throws that nobody else in this league can make. He's a guy you can never count out. He's always battling. Go, Stafford! What a pass, man. There's just no variation. It's just, so that's got a little bit of variation, but the ones that are just so slick and the spiral is perfect. I just love watching it, man. It's a thing of beauty, really is. Nice catch. That is a thing of beauty right there, really is. Hey, let's step on the throw from the jump and don't let off till we get what we want, all right? Yes, sir. Okay. All right, guys. NFL top 100, 2018, number 30. Leshawn McCoy. Leshawn McCoy. Now that is a name people have definitely, definitely recommended, and I think it's because they say that I might run like him, but I don't even want to say that anymore because I don't want to make any calls like that.  So let's watch and see what I think. He's real shifty, I think. Ball security, mate. Yeah. Leshawn McCoy. First time I've looked at him. Excited. Last year, 27. I think the signature shade you're up for this year is the one in the snow. Shady. That must be so hard to run. That must be so hard to run. I'd love to do that, man, just to say I've done it. Oh, look at the steps he's pulling out in the snow. Other people simply can't. He's in four inches of snow. He does stuff when I feel like that. Six inches. I would never even think to even try. 12 inches. Disappears on the other side of the field before you know it.   Maybe you think you're going to get it.  Now you ain't going to get it. Because he always carrying it in one hand. Some guys tend to get lost looking at the ball and he just like kind of cross you over.  I like that. He's comfortable. He's comfortable enough having the ball in one hand, knowing that if he does go into contact, he can tuck it as fast as he needs to.   It does. I'm sure it would. So being confident enough to have it out like that, not get castrated by your coach for it, is obviously working for him. McCoy has turned the NFL into his own and one mixed hit. Crossing defenders up. Bang! It's hard to touch him, though. You know, it's hard to touch him. He has some of the best Duke moves in the game. The way he cut, though, bro. Look, that first move he give you, don't honor it. Because if you fall for it, it's going to make you look silly. The way he cut, jump that side, he had jump outside. Man, he's angry, like, cut on the dime, man.  That's why he calls it, so cut on the dime. Cut on the dime. You can really do that. Nice, McCoy. So McCoy, you're a dog, man. If you ain't ready, you're going to embarrass me, so you've got to always be on your toes.  Where you going? Where you going? Yes. Let's see that coming.  Where did he go? As you can make anything silly. My goodness, somebody better go pick up some equipment. What are you doing that with? Hey, that's an air. You've seen the moves? You've seen the moves? Shady's ability to make people miss. The pitch. He became the 30th running back in Annabelle history. To amass 10. Nice touchdown. What? Back in Annabelle history. To amass 10,000 career rushing yards. 10,000 rush? How many years has he been playing? Thank you.  Thank you. Ridiculous. I don't think anybody. No different looks forward to having to get ready to tackle. How many years has he been playing? That's what I want to know. LeSean McCord. He's 30, 5 foot 11, 210 pounds. He went in 2009, 53rd pick. Played for the Eagles from 2009 to 2014. And he played for the Bills from 2015 onwards. He's made six Pro Bowls. And he has a 4.540. 29 inch vertical. 9 foot broad jump.  Sick. All right. Matt Ryan, quarterback for the Falcons. Never heard of you before. Matt Ryan. Matt Damon. Nah. Matt Ryan. Let's go. You've dropped 19 places. That's no good. While he didn't repeat his MVP performance from 2016, Ryan is still one of the best quarterbacks in the league. It isn't easy to make it into the top tier quarterbacks in the NFL. It's so simple. What is hard, Matt? Oh, wow. Okay. We've got a broken screen. We're dealing with a broken screen now, guys, but we're going to continue. Okay. Matt Ryan. To make it into the top tier quarterbacks in the NFL. What is hard, Matt? I'm a hand-raged guy.  That's my opinion. Really? Besides statistics, what puts Ryan near the top?  Look at that hit. Confidence is the biggest thing for me. We're going to win this game, all right? We're going to win it. Confidence and his teammates, you know, standing in the pocket and taking that hit while throwing it down. That's tough to do. Not a lot of people can do that. You talk about Matt Ryan and his ability to get the ball out of his hands quick. It's so irritating. How good would it feel to throw that ball, get smashed on the ground, look up again, get up and look up, and just see it. Just see it sailing over. You wide receiver grab it and go in for the touchdown. How good would that be? You'd be like, yes, I just earned my money. Thank you. I mean, once you get back there, you know, that's the easy part, but it's getting to him. Of course, you know, again, he's got the quickest releases in the game. That's part about Matt Ryan is he's going to get so much better, and you can tell that every year he's getting better and better and better. Ryan has reached 40,000 passing yards faster than any player in NFL history, accomplishing the feat in 151 games. Fuck, he's been around for a while.  How's he still going to get better? Seems like he's been in the league for 10 years. In sport, Matthew Ryan. How many bloody, how many Matthew Ryan's are there? Born 1985. Is that him? Falcons? Yes. So he was drafted in 2008. He was drafted 10 years ago, guys. Pick number three. He's made four Pro Bowls. Shit.  That really is. Seeing a guy come in number 29 on the list, having played for 10 years already. I just love that. What a player. Matt Ryan, he's the orchestrator of that offense. Man, he goes in and lets them guys know what they need to do. So you don't have to go back this way. Stand right open, feet on that high cross. That's what I mean to you. That way you don't have to adjust this way.   And it's hard to stop. That's hard to compete with. He got some weapons over there. Do you put the ball on the money, though? Maybe put that ball on the money, though. Maybe you look bad, too. Jones, that's definitely a video I need to do. Definitely. Definitely. But for now, it's number 28, guys. Chandler Jones. Let's do this. Cardinals. Cardinals. I have not heard a lot about the Cardinals. Who are they? Arizona. Arizona. I think. Oh, something funny. It was tough for anybody to contain the spider-ree Chandler Jones. Get him. 155. He led the league in sacks with 17. And broke the line. 17 sacks! He passed in the top 100. Chandler Jones. This guy is... Ow! Ow! Landed awkwardly. Powerful. A way too powerful. It isn't just power that kept the rest of the... Too powerful, huh? ...their arms long. His long arm was vicious. Not that I had long arms. He's got long arms. Put your hands in from the quarterback. Chandler Jones. His arms can touch that ceiling right there. And he's a... Huh? He's almost like a shapeshifter. When he goes, his arms are doing different ways. His hand's coming another way. Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah! Stuff on his brother, John Jones, at the UFC, as far as... What? ...his hands. He's John Jones' brother.  I love the UFC. John Jones is a legend. You are kidding me. You are joking. That... That's... Now, that is a name drop. A name drop. That is a name drop, if I've ever heard one.  His arms are doing different ways. His hand's coming another way. He's starting to stuff on his brother, John Jones, at the UFC, as far as using his hands. Wow. Can't believe that. With the power to get into the backfield, John Jones also led the NFL in tackles for loss, making him a nightmare for running backs as well. My hardest hit I got this year was from Chad Jones for the Colombs. Oh! Oh, Land!  Let's watch it again. I like that. My hardest hit I got this year was from Chad Jones for the Colombs. Boom! That's a big hit.  Nice work, Jones. Yeah, Jones. All right. I can't remember how many we've done. We're going to have to check. Let's have a look. With Sean McCoy, Matt Ryan. All right. I reckon we've... I actually, I literally cannot remember how many videos we've done. It's either three or four or two. But regardless of that, I'm going to call it here. If you have liked this video, please press like. If you want to subscribe for more, please do. I'm loving this. I'm getting my... I'm getting a real taste of the NFL from last year. And we're doing it right before the start of the 2018 season, which I cannot wait.  I'm going to see all these guys in action and make my own decision as far as the next top 100. Okay? I'm going headfirst into this, guys. I've done so much learning, so much watching. I mean, I hope you respect me for that, if nothing else. Because I really do love this game and I want to play and I want to learn as much as I can. And that's exactly what we've been doing. So, I'll see you guys in the next one. Okay? Peace out.


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Who, again, is desperate, absolutely desperate willow to pass the ball out to someone short. Solanki's not having none of it. He kicks the ball in straight to Solanki, spilt the ball to the ground, sent the clearance straight into Solanki. Adam Smith will get the ricochet over on the left side, kill Kenny with the ball into the box. Looking for the volley of David Brooks! What a brilliant goal from Bournemouth! Gavin killed Kenny from left to right. It dropped onto the foot of Brooks, who just placed it past Franco Ravizzoli, the MK Don's goalkeeper.  There's another sweeping pass from Gavin kill Kenny. The Irishman sends one out to Brooks down the right, overlapping run from Adam Smith in the box. Lovely turn from Solanki and an even better finish into the far corner. Another brilliant goal from Bournemouth, started off from that man, Gavin kill Kenny, sweeping ball to the right. Adam Smith eventually with the delivery into Solanki, turned away from his man and slotted it past the goalkeeper. Oh, given away. Phil Billing, one-on-one with the keeper, finds the back of the net. MK Don's playing themselves into trouble again on the edge of their own area. They have just gifted Phil Billing his first goal of the season. And you don't need to tell me from the jeers, me to tell you from the jeers, that the MK Don's goalkeeper has passed it out and given it away again at the back to Stanislas this time. He finds David Brooks to the right side of the brooks. Fortunately for the keeper, men back in numbers, Stanislas across to Sadie! Dave Eugol for Christie and Sadie off the bench for Bournemouth. What a moment for the youngster. And then again, they try and play their way out of trouble, MK Don's. And they run straight into Christie and Sadie and Phil Billing, who lays it off to David Brooks, who makes it Bournemouth five. MK Don's, Neil.


Words are not adequate enough to say what this exhibit means to us. Justice for all. Justice for all simply means that when you say those words, that's an inclusive statement that simply means while our history is valuable, it is also an inclusive history that involves every fabric, every person in this city and in these United States. So when you look at an exhibit like that, it's not only just a remembrance, but it's a practical approach to what we're going to be doing next. The exhibit is an exciting moment for us. This exhibit comes from collections at the University of South Carolina. It provides the public an opportunity to learn more about the civil rights movement in South Carolina. So when someone looks at the exhibit, they see photographs, they see newspapers, oral interviews, video footage of events in South Carolina that most do not know about. And we're particularly excited to part with the City of Columbia and Parks and Recreation to make this exhibit available to the broader public, particularly here in the historic Waverly community. Goal is a travel. So this exhibit has been on the USC campus. It's been in Sumter, South Carolina. It is now here in Columbia. Next week we go to Orangeburg, South Carolina. We'll go elsewhere around the state as well. And ultimately, the exhibit will have a permanent place at historic Booker G. Washington High School, a historic African-American school, only a few blocks from King Park. I think the impact is education. So much of this history is not widely known. It's not in textbooks. It's not taught in classrooms. So weird of the mind that those who enter King Park who come in for recreation can also be educated about the history of civil rights and particularly the critical role that young people played in the movement. Thank you for allowing your legacy and what you've done for us, both you and I.S. Lever Johnson, who pour into us, as Bobby Donaldson pours into us. Thank you so very much.


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2020 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Laramie Level 2 is stock number 14091Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2020 Ram 2500 has the 6.4-liter V8 Hemi engine that's paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. This might be one of the cleanest rams we have on our lot, and I'm going to go all the way around in this video. This Ram has been fully-safety and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off per the state of Wisconsin inspection process, and it's 100% ready to go. Like I said, I'm going to go all the way around in this video, giving the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Delmonico Red Procode is the color, I shoot all my videos in 4K, and if you like the video, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel, which is youtube.com slash summit auto. Click the bell notifications to get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and heavy-duty truck walk-rounds on YouTube, over 8,000 videos and counting. This one comes with some really nice XT Series painted and polished aluminum wheels, and it has Open Country Toyo AT tires. These are LT28575R18s, and I would say they have right around 50% to 60% of the tread left on them. Frame and underbody is in extremely clean condition. This has always been owned in Oregon, and what's really cool about this truck, and it's kind of hard to see, but it has a 3M tape on the entire front of the vehicle. So the front fenders, the front fender flares, the hood, the front bumper, all has a 3M rock guard on it, and you can kind of see the line of it right there, if you look real close. But this whole front bumper is protected, and I was wondering why it was so clean. No rock chips, no bugs, no bug damage, really, really nice and clean, but it's that 3M tape which is keeping that looking really good. No dents or dings, either has the LED fog lights, the front bumper parking sensors, the chrome trimmed grille, the 360 camera, the LED headlamps and running lights. I'm going to turn all those on at the end of the video so you can see just how bright they are. The hood is in fantastic condition, no dents or dings on there, and it's kind of hard to see the 3M tape, if you look real close, right there's that line where that 3M tape begins, and it's on the fender here as well, and just really, really clean, somebody was a fanatic about keeping this truck looking like new. It's also, that 3M tape is also on the bottom of the doors on both sides, so those are all protected from rock chips. Plus they got the mud flaps on there which is always a recommended thing to do when you have a little bit bigger tires so that you're not chipping up the paint on lower rockers. Passenger side front wheel, no scuffs or scrapes on there, and as you go down this side of this 2020 Ram 2500, just take note of how clean the rest of the body is on this truck, no dents, no dings, no scuffs, no scrapes. Take note of how mirror-like that paint is, and I take these HD videos so if you're far away, or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, you can hear the truck, and you can have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, and hopefully you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. Now if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is in excellent condition as well, no scuffs or scrapes. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires, and I don't know if you can see it right here, but this one does have the rear load leveling suspension, so there is that arm that pushes up, it lets you know, lets the truck know to pump up the rear airbags, and I'll show you those in just a second. Frame and underbody looks really good, has all the remaining factory exhaust. This one does have the power running boards, the lower rockers all look really good as well, and the only thing I noticed on this truck, just a little bit of rock chips on the front of the rear fender, it's too bad they didn't put that rock guard on there, that 3M rock guard on there. LED tail lamps, rear bumper is in really nice condition, no dents or dings in there, it does have the backup parking sensors, full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, you get seven pin wiring right here, you also have a hookup for your trailer tow, your trailer backup assist I should say it, tailgates in excellent condition, no dents or dings on there, this is a power drop down tailgate, has a very nice spray and bed liner, LED bed lights, how you get those on, there's a button right there, you get the side box storage system or cargo system with the tie down cleats, you can move those and the bed is very very clean, that spray and bed liner goes onto the tailgate, there's a rubber piece right here which keeps stuff from falling in between the tailgate and the back of the bed, which is pretty nice, and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side, no major dents or dings in the box, this one does have the ram box which is a neat feature, you can store stuff in here and it looks like it has some holders maybe for guns or arrows or something, so that's really neat as well it has a 115 volt 400 watt plug in in here as well and that this will lock with the keyless entry, so you can see those airbags right there, so when you get a heavy load in here it'll actually push down on that lever and then it'll tell those airbags to pump back up so everything's nice and level, for full disclosure here's the back wheel, no scuffs or scrapes on that, down the rest of this side of the truck the doors and cab all look fantastic, didn't see any dents, didn't see any dings, very nice and clean, does have the heated fold-up tow mirrors, built-in directional signals, you have blind spot monitoring they fold up like that, there's LED side lights, the 360 cam they power fold in and just really nice mirrors, I'm pretty sure it has the power blind spot mirror too, we'll look at that in just a second, take a quick look at the back seats, no rips or tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system, the leather and suede interior, get the gray piping on there, power slide and rear window with the built-in rear defrost, you get the speakers in the ceiling and that is part of the Harman Kardon sound system, these seats fold up there is a load floor which is nice, you got muddy boots or tools put them on there, you're not going to get your seats dirty or if you got pets put both sides down they get a nice flat place to lay and they won't get your seats dirty or recommend, you get storage underneath here, there's a receiver hitch reducer, some extra wiring for different hitch stuff, there's a subwoofer underneath the other side, all weather formats, in-floor storage on each side with removable containers for easy cleaning, you can put ice and drinks in there, it's like you have too many coolers wherever you go and it used to be if you got the 40-20-40 split bench seating in the front you didn't get heated seats back here, new body style that's not the case you can still get heated seats with the 40-20-40 split bench seating there heated seat buttons, 115 volt 400 watt plug-in and two USB's, side curtain airbags and child safety locks on the back doors inside and bottoms of the doors all look fantastic on this truck, you can see that card on there too I'll show you the VIN sticker, no Canadian trucks here, there is the tire and loading information sticker you can see that power running board is working nicely, inside you get the 40-20-40 split bench seating in the front here both these front seats are heated and cooled, no rips or tears on the seats smells very clean inside this truck, I don't think it's ever been smoked in and factory all-weather floor mats, auto headlamps, power pedals, tilt, steering wheel, power windows locks, mirrors, suede, wood grain trim, these mirrors do power fold in, I was like showing both sides so you know that both sides are working properly and then finally you get the memory driver seat and you get power blind spot mirror, if you look at that outside mirror you can control that which is really great for the passenger side if you're you know driving and need to move that you can do that on the fly, take a look inside check out the miles radio and everything this truck has to offer there's quite a bit so get ready here we go this one has 20,645 miles on it you got the seven inch LCD display digital speedometer you got your turbo or your trailer brake controller I think your oil life percentage trip a you can change all those corners to read whatever you want instrument cluster is very nice and clean comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel on the right we have cruise controls adaptive cruise controls gear selector bluetooth and information center controls on the left and audio controls in the back of the steering wheel push button start eight speed automatic transmission push button four-wheel drive and this one has the you connect for 12 inch radio you get AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here here's your Bluetooth FM select your sources on here and this is just a little bit different than anyways you got AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here you have your more tactile climate controls on the side now you can do your heated seats cooled seats and heat the steering wheel controls there as well you have your all your different cameras on here which those are really cool to show you those there's your surround view camera your 360 cam you can do your wide view of the back the wide view of the front the narrow view of the front this one has the cargo cam so you can see what's going on inside the box you can also check out behind the truck and you can get hooked up to your boat camper or trailer the first time by zooming in on that hitch every time and then this is one of my favorite cameras you have a side view of what's going on down the side of the truck so it can if you could imagine that you're backing up a trailer to the right and you wanted to see what's over there so you weren't going to hit anything that's pretty amazing I wish my truck had that feature it's pretty awesome and then that was an auxiliary camera for if you wanted to put a trailer a camera on the trailer you could do that as well lane departure warning the rest of the information or the rest of the stuff on this radio there are your more touchscreen controls on there including your dual climate controls and you get all your different apps on here this one has projection manager you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay we did a demo on an 8.4 radio a little bit smaller radio but same system can check that out and then this one does have the factory navigation system there's highway 41 so that is working nicely as well down here is your factory brake control your six auxiliary outfits which is there's your alternate trailer height so you cannot program the truck for different height trailers and that works with that rear air suspension so hall mode stability control in front of your parking sensors two USBs two USB C's and an Augs jack down there you get three cup holders in this center console don't mind those keys those are for a Camaro I just did anyways dual gloveboxes passenger side floor mat and seat are in excellent condition smells very clean inside this truck get the speakers in the ceiling and the headliner is absolutely perfect up here you get assistant SOS buttons map lights and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems you also get an auto dandy mirror and we'll start it up and take a look under the hood also check out all those LED lights in the front as promised starts right up no check engine lights or anything like that other than my hoods open I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today there's your LED side lights they are super bright and hopefully from this HD video 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Academic jargon. Jargon refers to the specialized words or phrases with specific definitions that are shared by people within a certain field. While jargon can be very useful, its use can also exclude people from information or resources. Think about medical terminology that you might hear in a hospital. To medical workers, their use of jargon brings clarity to the situation, but to a patient, it can do the opposite. So why does jargon exist in the first place? Let's use a cooking example to illustrate how it works. Saute the onions is another way of saying, heat a little oil in a pan over medium heat, add the chopped onions once it's hot, and cook until brown. But it's easier and quicker to say saute than to describe the whole process in every recipe. It's also easier to memorize this process when you have a single specialized word for it. When you're learning new terminology, it's not just the memorization of a definition. It's about using that specialized word or phrase to understand and remember the bigger idea that it summarizes. This is just as true in research communities. Jargon is used to describe complex ideas more efficiently, and new jargon is created to summarize things that may not have succinct names yet. After all, it's really difficult to learn about something if you don't have a name for it. When people don't have the terms to define something clearly, they might even believe that it doesn't exist. Kimberly Crenshaw discusses this in her TED talk, The Urgency of Intersectionality, stating, where there's no name for a problem, you can't see a problem. And when you can't see a problem, you pretty much can't solve it. Jargon can get confusing when an everyday word like intersection also has a very specific meaning that defines a very specific problem. For example, if I'm using Crenshaw's theory of intersectionality, to understand how intersections of race and gender affect beauty norms, my use of intersectionality has a more complex definition than if I'm using the word to describe a location or provide directions like meaning at the intersection of Perry and Turner Street. This needs to describe complex system of ideas with just one word or phrase is why you're running to so much jargon throughout your academic career and beyond. Knowing the words that experts use to describe something will also help you search for more information about it. So the next time you're faced with new vocabulary, consider when is jargon useful and necessary? When is it just being used to exclude people from conversations or information? And how can specific words help you unlock broader concepts?


أعوذ بالله من الشيطان الرجيم بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم رب شرح لي صدبي ويسر لي أمر وحل العقدة من لسان يفقه قولي بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين وصلى الله على سيدنا وحبيب قلوبنا وشفيع نوفو سناء بالقاسم محمد وعلى آل بيته الطيبين الطاهرين المعصومين لاسيما بقية الله روحي وأرواح العالمين لترابي مقدمه الفداء أما بعد رسبكتد سكولرز ألدز برزا سيستز السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته شاء الله التوبي for tonight will revolve around a moral perspective an ethical perspective a perspective that is entitled to write between a father and a son figure and inshallah I would like to decipher this particular topic in three particular stages in the short time that we have for tonight the first stage inshallah is we'd like to look at the effect of what Imam Zayn al-Abideen says in the treaties of rights رسالة الحقوق right number 23 about the right of the father and what is implied inshallah to everyday life then we go on after analyzing this to who in history did not know who their fathers were and the effects that this had on the community the effects that's had in the social circles the social norms and after we analyze who did not know who their fathers were and the effects we'd like to analyze the effect of people that knew who their fathers were and how they learned from them and achieved greatness within the community and inshallah that will end the topic for tonight but before it please help me in starting by reciting a lot صلوات على محمد وعالي محمد Imam Zayn al-Abideen in the 23rd right in his book رسالة الحقوق narrates that the right of the father is that you know that he is the root and you are but a branch and if it was not for him you would cease to exist أعلم أن حق الابن أنه الأصل وأن كل فرق therefore he says you know that your father is the root and you are but a branch and if it was not for him you would cease to exist then he goes on to say and this is the beauty of the narration why Imam Zayn al-Abideen he says no that anything that you find within yourself that pleases you that you think this is admirable quality he says no the very root of that blessing is from your father so anything that you find within yourself that you think I have this particular trait that I like about myself I am smart in this particular aspect I have this particular characteristic Imam Zayn al-Abideen what does he say he says know that the root of that blessing that characteristic that which pleases you within yourself the root of the blessing is your father now let's see look at the figures in history let's see what affect people that did not know who their fathers were had on history in reference to the people that knew who their fathers were now let's start by reciting the smallest surah in the Quran which refers to one of these people إن أعطين أكل كوثر وصلي لربك وان حر إن شانيك هول أبتر what does it say in the last آية in this particular surah it says your opposition is the one that shall not have الينيج now this if you look at the narrations if you look at the translation of the Quran we find that this person is attributed to Al-As Al-As as we know in history we find a person by the name of Amr ibn Al-As isn't it we always refer to him as Amr ibn Al-As where we look at the history books we find what did Ali ibn Abi Talib refer to this person as did Ali ibn Abi Talib call him Amr ibn Al-As Ali ibn Abi Talib if you find in the battle of Safine never called him Amr ibn Al-As he used to refer to him by his mother's name he used to call him Amr ibn Nabagh which he referred to his mother's name because what because we know throughout history that As wasn't his actual father where we find his mother was one of those that spent her time with more than one person therefore eight names were drawn out of a hat in which Al-As came out and they said this is well attribute to Amr ibn Al-As that's how he got his name however let's look at let's look at let's say Amr ibn Nabagh as Ali ibn Abi Talib says what effect did he have in history when we find in Safine when we came together and said you know what we'll choose the leader he comes from one side and he plots against Ali ibn Abi Talib plots against his representative in which everyone comes towards the other army Amr ibn Nabagh is known to be one of the most hypocritical and the most let's say strengthened people against the Ahl al-Bait the people that hated Ahl al-Bait the people that plotted against Ahl al-Bait hand in hand with Muawiyah when we find he got what he deserves when Muawiyah said you're the second in charge after me and therefore he stayed on his grave he put a sword on his neck and he said if you don't give ba'a to Yazid I will kill you and bury you with me that was in his wasi now taking that into account that's one person look at what he caused into the community and the society he lived in another group of people let's say when we know a person by the name of Al-Muqtar when he goes out and to take revenge on Imam Hussein's killers he captures 10 people in particular these 10 people were the horse riders that trampled on the body of Abba Abdullah he finds these 10 horse riders and look at this implication he asks each and every one of them who their fathers were the 10 horse riders each and every one who was your father he asks them none of them knew who their fathers were does that make us start to think what kind of effect these people may have what kind of effect these haram relations relate to and the offsprings and what they can do towards the community in which they live in let's look at the reverse angle now now that we know that the effect of that which is haram that's which they had bad fathers which they did not know who their fathers were let's look at the reverse angle let's look at the people that knew who their fathers were let's look at the Ahlul Bayt let's look at how highly they thought of their fathers and how much they learnt from them when Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib relates to his son Al-Hasan he says I wanted as your father to cultivate your heart what does it say he says I wanted to teach you because the youth look how Imam Ali says it says the youth their hearts is uncultivated nothing on there whatever you put on there it will grow whatever you put on there it will flourish whatever you put on there it will accept it says I wanted to teach you at a young age I wanted to cultivate your heart at a young age with all that which you needed now let's look at how Imam Hassan came up let's look at the Ahlul Bayt how they came up how proud were they to say that this was my father when Imam Zain Al-Abideen in the court of Yazid his famous speech how does he start it how does he start his sermon against everyone that thought that he was one of the خوارج he begins by saying he says أعطينا ستون وفضلنا بسب what does he say he says the six that we are gifted by Allah and we are also given seven he says أعطينا العلمة والحلمة والسماحة والفصاحة والشجاعة والمحبة في قلوب المؤمنين وفضلنا بأن من النبي المختار ومن الصديق ومن الطيار ومن أسد الله وأسد رسوله ومن سبطه هذه الأمة ومن مهديها صلى الله عليه وسلم نحن نرى ما هو that he starts his sermon that magnanimous sermon by saying that I am from this lineage from my family are these people this and what you see in front of you is an offspring of this greatness and then he begins his speech when he starts by saying أنابن مكتة ومنى until the end of it when he refers to the death of his father but what does it state that he mentions his lineage when Ali al Akbar goes on to the battle what does he say أنا علي ابن الحسين ابنه I am Ali son of Hussein son of Ali lineage and even in Arabia when someone wants to come to fight when the first battle in Islam happened 3 people came to 3 people isn't it and they had the clash the first fight of 3 people that came forth wasn't the 3 people that we know nowadays which was Hamza Ali and Nabi Talib and one other it was 3 other people however when they introduced themselves they said we are not of noble blood you are not of a known family he says go back we want someone to fight from a noble family from someone that's high such arrogant people even in that particular instance however you see after that that's when Ali Nabi Talib comes forth that's when Hamza comes forth because they knew who they were they knew what their lineages were what their essence was now take that all into account let's look at the characteristics in the father and how it portrayed in the son in نهج البلاغ when you open the book you begin to realize stories about Ali Nabi Talib one of the stories narrates that there was a man in a marketplace walking and he saw an old lady carrying a satchel or a bag on her back she was very old that's her back used to be bent from the heaviness of that which she was carrying so this person comes towards this lady he says to her let me help you a woman let me help you and she says no I don't need any help he says I've seen you in the marketplace I know that you are in need of help let me help you on the way he helps her and on the way look at what she's saying to this man he says why is it that she carried this by herself do you not have a man isn't there anyone that can help you in the house she says no he says why he says Ali Nabi Talib and she begins to curse him she says Ali Nabi Talib took my family my husband and my sons to war to Saffeen and they died in that war now I have no one to look after me and she keeps cursing Ali Nabi Talib during the duration of that particular trip towards her house inside the man begins begins to tell the lady let me help you you have children let me help you make the bread he says not a problem help me make the bread so she finds that this person is making the bread and he's playing with the children at that moment he leaves that house a lady walks in and she runs towards the owner of that house that lady and she says to him you are so blessed he says why so do you not know who just walked out of your house he says this man he's such a helpful person he saw me in the streets he also thinks of Ali Nabi Talib the same way I do he says he's such a helpful person he came he helped me he baked the bread he helped he played with my children he says that is Ali Nabi Talib that person that walked out of your house that was Ali Nabi Talib the woman runs towards the court of Ali Nabi Talib runs towards Ali Nabi Talib forgive me Ali if I have oppressed you forgive me Ali if I have said anything that may have hurt you look at the reply of our Imam this is what we have to learn from Ali Nabi Talib replies to this lady what does he say he says forgive me forgive me if I have oppressed you forgive me if I have caused you any heartache or pressure that's Ali Nabi Talib that's what we find then Imam Hussein عليه أفضل الصلاة والسلام and the tenth of Muharram we find him crying why people say we know you we know your stature we know you're the son of Ali Ibn Nabi Talib why is it that you cry and the reply comes Imam Hussein says he says I do not cry for myself I cry for these people that will go towards the hellfire because of me these people that's why my tears are being shed it's not for myself I know where I'm going I know who I am it says my tears are for these people on the wrong path I'm trying my best to bring them bring them towards the message however they do not come their punishment will be only one punishment and no other Imam Hussein says that in the tenth of Muharram that's why we see the balance this is the father this is the son this is the offspring then we have the idea that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree that's the tree Imam Zain Abed says he is the root and the offspring is but a branch whatever Imam Hussein saw within himself that pleased him the root of that blessing was who Ali ibn Abi Talib and so so much that we can relate to every single one of our imams the root of the blessing we can go back his father and his father and his father that's the people that are our guidance these are the people that we learn of when we look at Ali ibn Abi Talib when we learn from the stories that he does we learn from the analogies that he gives us when Ali ibn Abi Talib is found that's one day outside Ali ibn Abi Talib's house a beggar comes and he finds an old man in very simple clothes outside he goes to him he goes oh man do you have anything for me to eat he says I do not have anything but he points towards a house he goes go towards that house he will provide for you so the man goes to that house he knocks the door and he says do you have anything to offer me he says of course he provides that's the house that Imam Hussein عليه السلام was in Imam Hussein before he let the man go he says who told you to come towards this particular household and the man points at that man outside and Imam Hussein tells him he says that man is the owner of this house that's Ali ibn Abi Talib that's Ali ibn Abi Talib when he takes Qambar towards the shops he finds that he had three dirhams he buys clothes for Qambar with two he leaves one for himself Qambar says why? you are my master I am your servant he says you are of youth you need these particular garments I do not need he says and he looks at himself and he says you are more willing of this you are more needing of this Ali ibn Abi Talib when George Jardagh لoka writes a whole book in honor of Ali ibn Abi Talib why? a christian man what drives this christian man to write a whole book about Ali ibn Abi Talib he says one particular incident of Ali ibn Abi Talib made me write a whole book in honor of him what was the incident? he says he came back from the battle of a civil war that he comes back to his Medina in Koufa where he ruled from the people of the time built him what we look at nowadays as a white house a place to rule from like the Khalif is before him خليف is before him علي ابنة ابطالب comes he sees that what they've built for him what does he say? he says after I saw this particular incident after I read this particular incident I came and I was drawn towards علي ابنة ابطالب he's still a Christian man he says I was drawn towards علي ابنة ابطالب what happened? he says he comes in to Kouf where he sees it he says I will never enter this and I will never rule from this place علي ابنة ابطالب we've spent money we've spent our fortunes we've spent our time why is it that you will not enter this? علي ابنة ابطالب what does he say? he says look at the roof he says how do you expect me to rule or to live in a place in which its roof is more elevated than the roof of the poor people he says علي ابنة ابطالب will never live in such a place justice carried on through his son justice when Imam Hussein علي ابضل صلاة والسلام on the tenth of Muharram or prior to the tenth of Muharram knew very well what the army would do however what did Imam Hussein do? everything he had from water not only did he feed the army that stopped him he also fed the animals the horses the water that he had saved for himself he didn't leave anything for himself he gave towards these people where do we see this? علي ابنة ابطالب and Safin when it's cut off the water معاوية didn't give water to anyone علي ابنة ابطالب as soon as he regained that water he said make sure you give the supply towards Muawiyah I cannot be an oppressive person he says this is war he says doesn't matter the rules still apply this is justice they need water we need water open the gap for them let them use it he says Muawiyah stopped it from us he says that's the difference between Muawiyah and me when we look at the narrations that says look at where علي ابنة ابطالب is to reference to the other Khalifas we find that the second Khalifa someone cursed the second Khalifa he took him and he had him wept علي ابنة ابطالب goes past a mosque and he is his name being cursed in the Adhan as we know 70 years after علي ابنة ابطالب's death Muawiyah was instilling this that علي ابنة ابطالب was cursed on the pulpits علي ابطالب he is his name being cursed did علي ابنة ابطالب as Khalifa do anything he says may Allah forgive them for they do not know اسوني اسوني سكولا a very high Sunni scholar and writes this and what does he say he says look at the difference between a person chosen by the people and a person chosen by Allah he himself says it he says this is the difference and look at the progeny that they had when we look at the house of Muawiyah what did it produce it produced Yazid Yazid which kills Imam Hussein علي أفضل صلاة والسلام it doesn't shed a T it plays with his lips however on the reverse angle he had what he had what we call a monkey it died it had a three night or three day martydom for this particular monkey people used to come towards the particular castle and give the commemorations to Yazid why because his monkey died he goes and kills Imam of his time that's the analogy that we have that's the history books that we have brothers and sisters that's the way we see that apple doesn't fall far from the tree when we hold on to the rope of Allah سبحانه وتعالى when we hold on to the rope of Muhammad وآل محمد الله مصلي على محمد وآل محمد there's a difference between the other schools of thought and what they hold on to brothers and sisters that's why we have to understand and I end on this the right of the father and I mentioned this in the start and I end with this is that you know that he is the root of your blessing whatever you see in yourself remember that a person went to the prophet of Islam and asked him he says I am not getting sustenance I'm not getting rizq and the prophet says do you do A B C D he says no I do all of the above and then he asks him do you walk in front of your father he says yes he says that's why make sure you walk behind your father in respect of your father when your father enters his room make sure you stand in honor of your father offer him your seat not even in that when we look at the prophet of Islam he used to get up for Fatima to Zahra don't we know that he used to get up for Fatima to Zahra why do we not do the same it's the opposite reaction we have to get up in honor of our fathers give him our seats walk behind our fathers in honor of them our Imam say make sure you do not act in a manner whether you think people see you or do not see you in a manner which may cause harm or inflict any damage to your father's reputation and there's so many guidelines and guidelines in which we have to learn of how to respect our fathers how to look up to our fathers the rights that our fathers have over us very very detailed Insha'Allah and we'll get to it in the following nights but for tonight Insha'Allah I end on this I've taken much of your time and Insha'Allah I want to just put one last point Insha'Allah it's a very interesting point that we take for granted is the idea of karma because in many many stories that we know whatever you do to your father do not be surprised if your son or your daughter do the same to you I'll end with one story in particular in which a person took his father a very old man couldn't take care of himself he used to clothe him he used to bathe him he used to take care of everything he had enough at one stage and he took him he put him he carried him on his back took him towards the desert under a tree he put him down under the tree so that's where he thought to himself that's where I'll leave my father to die there's nothing left and then as he's about to leave his father the father begins to smile the son looks back at him and he says father why do you smile and he says you won't believe me if I told you he says what is it he says would you believe it that I did the exact same thing you are doing to my father I'm not surprised that you're doing it to me the person as soon as he heard that he picks up his father and he carries him home the father says what are you doing he says I do not want my son to do that which I did to you so I want to be and I want to be the best person I can to you so my son can be the best person to me that's why the idea is there that do not act in a manner in which you do not want your son to act towards you the idea of the overwhelming aspect of calm a little bit in the back of your mind and however you act towards your parents because you will have to act in a manner in which you want your children to act towards you and I end insha'Allah on that note brothers and sisters and I pray to Allah that Allah may instill the relationships and strengthen it between a father and his son between a mother and a daughter and vice versa insha'Allah by the will of Allah Subhanahu و تعالى that Allah can let us be firm on the will of Ali Ibn Abi Talib and grant us the blessing of being summoned as the soldiers of Imam صاحب العصر و الزمان ببركة صورة المباركة الفاتحة تسبقها الصلاة على محمد و آلي محمد


Vice President Mike Pence recently took a trip to Ireland and while he was there he stood in Dünbeg now Dünbeg is approximately three hours away from Dublin where the vice president would be conducting official business on behalf of the US government So the question is why would you stay so far away if you know you're going to need to be in Dublin? He literally had to fly from Dünbeg to Dublin of course because it's pretty far So it's more efficient to travel via air. So why not just stay in Dublin? What's the point of staying that far away? Well, uh, our president Donald Trump Recommended that maybe the vice president stay at one of his resorts and of course Mike Pence did decide to do that and can you guess who paid for this? Of course You the taxpayer so understand Donald Trump is personally profiting By having the vice president stay in one of his resorts in order to conduct official business on behalf of the United States Now let's not forget that Air travel is an extra cost to the taxpayer And you know, it's the republican party who claims that they are more fiscally responsible and fiscally conservative So not only is this not The most efficient way to use taxpayer funds, but it's also incredibly corrupt It poses a conflict of interest But what's funny is that Mike Pence assures us that there's no conflict of interest here nothing to see You know staying hours away from where he needed to be to instead stay at a location where it would personally benefit the president It was just the more logical choice Which is why he chose to stay there and as quint for yet of political reports Vice president Mike Pence on Tuesday defended his decision to stay at a trump resort during his trip to ireland this week Stressing it provides a quote logical accommodation for his visit to his mother's ancestral homeland I understand political attacks by democrats But if you have a chance to get to dunebag you'll find it's a fairly small place Pence told reporters and the opportunity to stay at the trump national in dunebag To accommodate the unique footprint that comes with our security detail and other personnel made it logical Mark short pence's chief of staff told reporters earlier Tuesday The vice president was invited not instructed by president donald trump to stay at his resort And that taxpayers will foot the bill for the lodging. I don't think it was a request like a command I think that it was a suggestion short said it's like when we went through the trip It's like well, he's going to dunebag because that's where the pence family is from It's like well, you should stay at my place short added of trump's offer. Oh, okay So that sounds perfectly reasonable and totally not sketchy and the individual who was rationalizing this and justifying it Doesn't seem like they were like uh like scrambling like to uh explain like why mike pencil is like staying here I mean come on, but you know the good news is that at least his mom and wife who also came with him Didn't stay at trump's resort on the taxpayers dime. He paid for that out of pocket Wonderful, and I love how he's essentially presenting this to us as he had no choice Look, there's no room for me to stay with this large security detail Anywhere in dunebag, but the trump resort So don't stay in dunebag if you want to go and take a trip there And allow your mom or karen's mom or whoever to come with you and visit their homeland Then have them do that at a separate time Why do they have to come with you to conduct official business? That doesn't really make any sense now, does it? If it would be more economical for you to Stay in Dublin and it makes more sense just uh from the standpoint of being more efficient And saving time just have them come back on their own time But I mean these are corrupt individuals and I love how He hits democrats for criticizing him when we all know that republicans would not waste an opportunity To criticize brak obama in the event the shoe were on the other foot So these are absolute hypocrites And this is not the first time that donald trump has personally profited by either foreign leaders or You know, uh one of these american leaders staying at one of his hotels or resorts It's unacceptable This is a conflict of interest and the fact that he did not place his businesses in a blind trust makes it even worse Because his sons are in control Which means that he can revoke control at any given time and he's still racking up the money From these stays by lawmakers Both foreign and domestic and that's a problem But yet republicans will turn a blind eye and pretend like this doesn't exist Something something he's gonna drain the swamp. No, he's not gonna drain the swamp Donald trump is the swamp and if you don't see that you're not very bright You could support the humanist report at patreon.com Slashed humanist report But trust me I'd have way more supporters at patreon if that was my podcast said


It's Huffleong Cassidy! With action and suspense out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all, Huffleong Cassidy! Starren William Boyd! The Ring of the Silver Spirits heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West, Huffleong Cassidy! This famous hero thrills his 60 million fans with action and dangerous adventure. In the role of Huffleong Cassidy is the popular star of the motion picture series, William Boyd! And now, another exciting story of the early West. They disappear in deputy. It's a long ride from the bar 20 ranch to Willow Creek, but Huffleong Cassidy and his pal, California Carlson, were glad to make the trip when they received an urgent request from Hoppy's friend, Ed Larrowes. Nothing in the note indicated what Ed wanted, but it sounded like he sure needed help. So here they are entering Willow Creek of bustlin' little cow town, with its narrow main street flanked by the usual one-story weather-beaten storefronts and the usual quiet of a hot and sultry afternoon. Willow Creek sure changed in ten years, Hoppy. Uh, just grown a bit. There's the blacksmith's shop, post office. Yeah, that building there, that's kind of new. Could it be a saloon with all them signs on it? Yeah, they could have used that lumber for something better. I can't understand why Ed Larrowes sounded so desperate in his note. Uh, you think somebody told about his being in prison? Maybe. Could be some of his old crowd looked him up and are making it bad for him.  Well, we'll soon know. There's the sheriff's office right over there. Uh, Hoppy. Huh? Look at that fella beating his horse. That dirty rattler. Come on. It could be. Well, yeah, you broke him down and tried to use that learn in. Get away from that horse. Who said that? I did. You got anything to back up your hand, stranger? I'm not looking for trouble, but don't lay a hand on that horse again. Oh. You hear that, boys? But Benson can't hit his own horse. Get one side, Bob. I'll handle this hombre. I guess he needs a little workin' over. Lookin' for trouble, eh? Well, you sure found it. We start off this way. I'm a puttin' daylight through the fuss, Jent. Who reaches for a shootin' iron. Yeah, Jent. The sheriff's coming this way. Nobody's stoppin' me, Bart. I'll trim his... You gotta hit him first, Jent. He means like this, Jent. All right, get back there. Stay your distance. What's goin' on here?  Come on, rebel scatter! Get! All right, Bart, pick Jent up and get him off the road. And you, stranger, what's your business? My business is kind of private, sheriff. We just saw this Bartfella punchin' his horse around. Well, can't blame you there, but this sounds like a powder keg. And this ain't helped none. Powder keg? Yeah. One lawman can't do everything. By the way, you never told me your business. We came to town to look up an old friend. Well, you sure got a sneaky right hand, partner. Jent, it used to be him down, lookin' up. Looks like you could use a good right hand, sheriff. I sure could, with my deputy carrying Lidna's arm. Yep, it he. Uh, you mean Edler's? Yeah, why, yes. You know him? Sure we know him. He's a friend of ours. Where we find him? Find him? Well, um... I don't rightly know. You don't know? No. Nobody knows. He just disappeared. Now back to Hoppillong Cassidy and our story, The Disappearing Deputy. Hoppillong Cassidy and his pal, California Carlson, received an urgent letter from Deputy Edleros of Willow Creek. Hoppy, who never deserts a friend in trouble, wrote into Willow Creek unknown. The sheriff informs Hoppy that the man he is lookin' for, Edleros, has disappeared. They're in the sheriff's office now. Oh, they're in stranger. Better begin by tellin' me your name. Cassidy. I'll write that down. C-A-S-S-I... Huh? Cassidy? Hoppillong Cassidy? It's just who he is. Bar 20 Ranch. Well, dog gone. We can cut this chin music out right now, Cassidy. I'm sure glad to shake your hand. I'm glad to know you too, Sheriff. Now maybe you can tell me more about Edleros. And I'm afraid he took us in, Cassidy. Talk, Cassian. Why, that fellow's trade is an error. Yeah, I thought so too. But here's a telegram from Denver, an answer to mine. Read it. Edleros served three years in prison, thievery. Parole to Bart Benson last Christmas. After I trusted him like I would a son. I think you're movin' a little fast there, Sheriff. Well, dog gone. What am I to think? Four banks shot up in one week and had come in with a slug in his arm. Said he was fightin' him. You can believe he was, Sheriff.  He's gonna stay near a dock. He ain't been near the dock since he put a cast on his arm. Larry's arm and a cast? Yeah, that's what I've been trying to tell ya. On the last two holdups, one of the men had a cast on his arm. Of course it was under his coat, but they could tell when the wind blew the coat open. I bet my horse against a bag of stale jelly beans that Larry's ain't the man. You're right, California. Well, Sheriff, if you don't have any objections, I'd like to help you look for Larry's. You got my word and I'm obliged to your no end. Where you goin' now? Not California, and I'd walk over to the docks office. Docks office? Thinkin' he knows somethin'? Never can tell. He might know if two men were wearing cast on their arms. Hmm, sure a funny place to have to go to find a doctor. Yeah, maybe he's at the lunch counter eatin'. Come on. What'll it be, gents? Could you point out the doctor to me?  Oh, he ain't sick. Just wants to talk to him. Oh, that's different. Doc'll be back in a minute. That's his cup of coffee next to you there. Uh, while we're waitin', could you get me a stack of flapjacks or chin high? Right. Know a man by the name of, uh, Larrow's? Yes, I do. He's the best man in this town. There's them that'd like to make him pay for what they're a doin'. But no one can find him. They'll find him when the lawbreakers are caught. I'm just a hopin' and a waitin' till he can come in again like he always did and say, liver worst on bread, hold the mustard and pile on the pickles. Gosh, he sure was particular about his vitals. Aw, well, what you havin', mister? Coffee, please. Be right with you. Get the flapjacks. Larrow's girlfriend. Does she know somethin'? If she does, she isn't sayin' it. Yet? Yet? Uh, how do you mean? Shhh. Here comes a bensom over this way. Durned if his face ain't gonna spoil all my vitals. Well, did you find the dark Cassidy? I'm waiting. I guess so, I'm goin' in his office a minute ago. He might catch him there. I ain't a budgerin' till I get my flapjacks. I got me two silver dollars here, Bart. Bitch him to the line.  Ready and willing to accommodate your friend? Excuse me a minute, Cassidy. Business before pleasure. Now it's a line, and I'm pickin'. Well, dawg gone. Look, Hoppy, ain't a inch away from the line. And I think I can beat that. He done it. Hoppy, he done it. Right smack across the line. I think I'll save my other dollar, Bart. You're too darn good for me.  Suit yourself, friend. It's your deal. Sure, it takes wonderful control to lay a silver dollar across the line. Ah, ain't nothin'. Kind of a hobby with me. Bart Bensom. Ah, excuse me. Someone callin'. I'll see you later. I'm sure you will, Bart. Close that door, kid. Yeah, standin'. Talkin' nice like to that Cassidy, and after the way he clipped me this morning.  Did you take the back way in and out of town? Sure did. Nobody seen me. You gotta be more careful now, Cassidy's hangin' around. You're one I should blast him, boss. It won't work. Just cause more trouble. I'll handle him all right. You just keep that deputy out of sight till we do two more jobs. And we'll head for the border. And I'm leavin' a slug in that midlin' cowpaw, Cassidy. Now, there's nobody out drawin' him. We gotta outsmart him. And I'm doin' it every minute. Now, you get back on up to the hideout. Keep an eye on that deputy. If he gets loose, we're sunk. Don't worry, boss. There ain't nobody out thinkin' me. Then get on back there. Right in tonight, we'll plan the last two jobs. Yeah, it sure was a good idea puttin' a cast on your arm and lettin' him see it. If I ever hear you talkin' like that again, you'll be buzzard, BayJed. Sorry, boss. And I mean that. You'll be careful nobody trails you when you leave town. Don't worry, I'm awake. I'll get them sandwiches for the deputy and get back up there. Don't do any cookin' up there at the hideout. The smoke will bring snoopers around. I know that. What do you think I'm gettin' sandwiches for? A sheriff's goin' round in a circle. And I ain't havin' any trouble, foolin' Cassidy. Everything's runnin' right. Good thing nobody knows I'm workin' for ya. Let's me keep my ears open.  Now go on. And tell the boys we split the Abigail mind payroll tonight. Good. We like takin' candy from a kid. Ah, you sure smart, Benson. Ah, so you get the water hole of sundown. Gonna need some help makin' up another cast for tonight. Rock Fletcher? Yes. Right. You're lookin' at him if your eyesight is good. My name is Cassidy. I'm workin' with a sheriff to bring a little lawn order to this town. Oh? I'm workin' with the sheriff. That's right. I think you can help me, Doc. I don't know if that's true. A doctor has to learn many things. And one of the first things is to keep his mouth shut. Wait a minute. Did you say your name is Cassidy? Hop along, Cassidy. That's right. That makes it a little different. What was it you wanted to know? I put a cast on Deputy Larry's arm about a week ago. I did, I did, I did. Have you had any reason to put a cast on anyone else's arm? What are you, uh, getting at? A lot depends on my knowing, Doc. Seeing it that way, I can tell you it's the only cast I know of. In your opinion, could a man make his own cast? Well, I guess he could. A temporary one. Could make it out of, uh, Dolby mud, but wouldn't hold up very long. It crumbled pretty fast, unless it was held together. That's what I wanted to know, Doc. Thanks a lot. I don't know that that's going to help you none, but you're welcome, anyways. You've helped more than you know. It may put a good man back on his feet. About time you was getting back, Hoppy. I waited round until I had to order another stack of them flapjacks. Yeah. Doc says the only cast he made was for Deputy Larrow's.  Maybe we're all wrong, Hoppy. No, I don't think so. Early? Can you wait on me, Pronto? Just wait your turn. You can see I'm busy. Well, I got some writing to do. You ain't gonna do it in here. I'm leaving this note. Fill the order, and I'll be back, Pronto, to pick it up. Leave it there. I'll get to it soon as I can. Be back in ten minutes. Haven't ready. Hey, that's that fellow Jed that you smacked yesterday. Oh, he don't look none the better for connecting with your right arm. Yeah. What are you reading other folks' writing for, Hoppy? California, this note. When this fellow comes back, trail him. Oh, but dawg, go on it, Hoppy. I got flapjacks coming. There's no time to argue. I'd be too easy this part. You trail him and don't lose sight of him. What for? See what that note says? Two liverwurst sandwiches on bread. No mustard and pile on the pickles. Now back to Hop along Cassidy and our story, The Disappearing Deputy. Hoppy and his pal, California, are trying to solve the mystery of the odd disappearance of Deputy Ed Larrow's, a friend of Hoppy's. A series of hold-ups have taken place, and the deputy is under suspicion because he is wearing a cast on his arm, and the hold-up man also wears a cast. California has taken up his trail while Hoppy talks to Sheriff Parker. Blasted coyotes. Cleaning out the Abigail Mind payroll last night. Cassidy, I'm going around in circles, getting nowhere. Folks pointin' at me on the street. Ah, now calm down, Sheriff. And I think I was good enough to give that darn deputy a chance, knowing his record like I did. Still think it's Larrow's, huh? Of course it is. Nobody else wearing a cast or somebody would see him. Uh, Sheriff, speaking about the cast, where would a fellow be after finding Dobie around here? Well, ain't much of any account, unless it would be on Baker's spread out of town a mile. Anywhere else? No, well, yes, back in the drawways where that little chief creek runs into the tram creek. Money's all get out. I guess I can find it all right. Say, what's this Dobie Mud got to do with this Theven and Robin? I'm going to look around out there, maybe pick up an answer or two. I just thought of something. Where's that, uh, that palliards? I was just wondering that myself. Huh? You mean you don't know where he is, none of that? Not just at this minute. He'll be around soon. Well, the way I got it figured, Larrow's ain't far from here. A fellow ain't leaving again. I agree with you, Sheriff. The fellow in love is going to see that girl, if he's able to. Meaning what? Meaning I don't think he can see her. I'm tying a few loose ends together, and when I do, it'll make a rope. All right, tell me the man, and I'll jail him this minute. It's not that easy, Sheriff. Now I'd better get back to the cafe. California's back yet, and you'll probably be at the cafe, trying to look over the top of a stack of flapjacks. We was just going to look you up, Poppy. Put down the fork a minute. Oh, hop, here. Flapjacks ain't no good when they're cold. Did you trail a fellow with the sandwiches? He went about ten miles out of town, went in a small drawer, some quick was running out of. Go on. I didn't take no chance of following him in, but it's sure a good place to hide out. Did he know he was being trailed? I swear he didn't see me, unless he's smarter than I am. We know that fellow was taking those sandwiches to Ed Lara's. Is he afraid to come in, or is he unable to? Oh, it looks like Bart Benson wants to get in on the gab, and he's heading this way. And don't sell him short.  You think he suspects we followed his friend? I'll soon find out. I hope to find out something else, too. Any trace of Larrow's custody? I asked the sheriff the same thing a while ago. He didn't say yes or no. Just said he'd been trailing someone, but he's been doing that for a week. He sure has. I'll bet even money Larrow's has let out. Cast it all. I don't believe Larrow's got a thing to do with it. Have you got an idea who has? Just an idea is all. Bart, I got two silver dollars here, and they're yours. If you can out pitch me to that crack on the floor. Well, now that'll be the easiest two dollars I've earned. Pitch them out, Cassidy. Hey, you ain't missed it by more than three inches, Hoppy. Ah, you ought to get closer than that. Watch this. Well, I'll be turned a foot away from the crack. Yes, I guess I'm slipping. Ah, you can do better than that, Benson. Try again. I'll lead off this time. Shoot. Well, doggone my hide if you ain't missed it by more than ten inches. Ah, hold it, hold it. Don't show, Cassidy. It's yours. Can't figure out what's wrong with my pitching arm. Looks like you're just not concentrating. Concentrate? Ah, maybe you're right. That's that many darn things on my mind. Sure wish I had a few dollars to throw. Ah, could get me some jelly bean money right, Pronto. Ah, maybe find somebody to throw with you. For me, I gotta get busy. I can help you any, Cassidy. Let me know. I'm willing to work with you. You've proved that, Benson. I bet he's mad he lost, Hoppy. His face was sure red. Hey, how come you took advantage of him when you saw he wasn't pitching him good? Hmm? You weren't listening. What are you thinking? I was just watching the sandwich man signin' Benson. Sandwich man?  He sure come back here, Pronto. Hey, you think something's wrong? I think you were mistaken when you say he didn't see you trailing him. Doggone it and I was sure careful, too. Oh, I'm glad he saw you, California. You are? How come? It's gonna play right into my hand. It's working out better than I hoped. What are you doing back here, Jed? But that old cowpoke followed me to the pass. I hid out of waiting for him, but he hightailed it back here. You clumsy ox. This changes our whole plan. Well, Doggone it, boss. I didn't know he was trailing me. Now they'll find Laros up there in the hideout. Just what we want. What we want? Are you Plum Locobart? No. Laros don't know who slugged him. I'm still his friend. He's weird of that. Well, how's that helping us? Well, here's what we do. Now, you come runnin' in and say you just rode in from the pass and then you saw Ed Laros. Then the sheriff will get a posse while everyone's gone. We shake the dust off our feet.  Yeah, I sure am. Now get out the back way, wait half an hour and write in and tell us the good news. I'll have the horses out and back, all ready to ride. We've been standin' out here by this darn hitch rail for half an hour. Ain't nothin' happenin' yet. I don't know as it will. I'm just hopin'. Yeah, I suppose the holdup galoot is gonna ride up and say I'm the man. Lock me up. On that order. Well, you ain't gotta smidgin' a proof. That all depends on the next move. Oh, here comes Sheriff Parker. Sure lookin' glum. Don't let anything drop. We may be wrong. Pickin' up anything, Cassidy? Not quite sure, Sheriff. I kinda feel like I kept you from goin' about your business. I shouldn't have asked you to stay. Well, you'll be leavin' in the morning.   He's had plenty of time to prove he ain't. I don't see him doin' it. Well, look at this rider comin'. Must be somethin' after him. He's headin' for the hitch rail, too. He's dead, fellow hoppy. Sheriff, Sheriff, I've seen him. I've seen Ed Laros back in the draw. Where at? Just past Bald Rock in a bunch of scrub oak. Brown shack. Get a bossy. I've been waitin' for somethin' like this.  We're writin' for Bald Rock. I'll round up the boys, all right. And then we're gonna string him up. Yeah, you come and Cassidy. Miles as well. Come on, California. Where dog on your plain shore fizzled out? I don't think so. I'd say it's fallin' right on out. All right, boys, let's ride. The bossy'll be right behind us. Not much further now. The bossy's almost up with us. The crowd shore is in an ugly mood, Sheriff. Have I got your word you'll protect him from this bossy, Sheriff? He's my prisoner. Ain't no bossy alive can take him from me. Good, cause this is as far as we go. Huh? What's wrong? California and I goin' back to town. Back to town? You ain't gonna be doin' no good in town. Laros is back in the draw. I think I know what I'm doin', Sheriff. As soon as we ride around these boulders, we're gettin' out of sight till the bossy goes by. You ain't gonna need us anyhow. Ain't no way I can go but straight ahead.  I better get back to town with Laros, Sheriff. We may need your help. My help? In town? Here's where we turn back, Sheriff. I'll be back soon, and I'll show you Laros. You'd better, and I'll show you your bandit. Slow down here, California. Keep out of sight till they go by. Oh, dog gone and hoppy. You're goin' back to town and miss all the fun. The fun's all over. Our work is just beginning. I hope we get back in time, California. No, look here, hoppy. Seems like you're pretty darn sure or somethin'. You ain't got one bit of proof. Then we'll get a confession. You don't know how. I do. Let's tie off back to the blacksmith shop. Well, we hadn't in back up Benson's place. Two stores down this way. There's Benson's horse. The one he was beatin'. Then when time, stay here and cover me. I want to look at that horse. Oh, tryin' to catch a bandit, but got time to be lookin' over a horse flesh. I seen hoppy do crazy things, but I ain't never seen a midmarin' a horse when it's shootin' time. California, we're right, hm? Shh, someone comin' out the back door. Well, it's Benson. It looks like he's leavin'.  Why that scum? Don't reach for your eye, Benson. Why you... I told you not to reach for that eye, Benson.  I got your shootin' iron. You're not very smart, Benson. I don't know what you're talkin' about. I ain't done nothin'. What are you runnin' from, then? Runnin'? I ain't runnin'. I was gonna go help the sheriff. Help them catch an honest man who you had parole to use so you could use him in your escapades. Knowin' he had a record, he was a handyman to take the fall, eh, Benson? You can't hang a man without proof, and you ain't got none. When I first met you, Benson, you were beatin' your horse, and when a man'll do that, you'll bear watchin'. Ah, this one recays. Let me finish, and I wish the horse could understand what I'm sayin', because your horse will finish all the proof we need, that you're that bandit with that cast on his arm. Now back to hop along Cassidy. Cassidy? Had Bart Benson's walkin' up and down in his cell ravin' about a horse? It's a mighty important horse, two sheriff, he's your whole case. A horse? Yep, hop, he's right. When I talked to Doc the other day, he said a man could make a cast out of Dolby mud. Well, I don't see how the horse fits in. The Doc also told me that Dolby would crumble if something didn't hold it together. I still don't see how... So, what's better, to hold mud together than horse hair? Nice, long hair cut off the horse's tail. Well, I'll be turned. And all the time, the horse was tenin' around just overrunnin' with proof. Took hoppy to see it. What give you the idea? Well, sheriff, in the first place, Bart Benson was a dead shot in pitchin' silver dollars. But when a fella's been wearin' a cast very often, his arm gets pretty lame and helpless. So you knew when you beat him pitchin' dollars, what was wrong with him, huh? Right, but still no proof. However, it gave him the lead I needed. Well, it's that dog-gondous thing. How did you figure it out, hoppy? Somebody told me, sheriff. Don't get it. Don't you remember that saying, horses carry tails? Huh? Huh? Oh! Ha-ha-ha! Ha-ha-ha-ha! Goodbye from Hoppy and California. They'll be back soon with an exciting story you won't want to miss. Meanwhile, don't forget to see Hoppillong Cassidy at your local theater. Hoppillong Cassidy, starring William Boyd, is transcribed and produced in the West by Walter White Jr. The Disappearing Deputy was written by Howard Swart. All stories are based upon the characters created by Clarence E. Mulford. This is a Commodore production.


What's a bread and butter bolo? Well, that's different for everyone. I consider my bread and butter bolo's. Hey, bolo buddies, thanks for watching. Amazing, right? All right, let's get started. Hey, bolo buddies, thanks for watching. We are going to talk about my bread and butter bolo's. What's a bread and butter bolo? Well, that's different for everyone. I consider my bread and butter bolo's. Items to be on the lookout for that I source cheap and I sold on eBay for $35 or less. So I'm going to tell you where I got it, what I paid for it, and what it sold for. And I think one thing that you will notice from my channel is some of the things I sell, you probably would walk past. So let's get started. The first item here is this little vintage danken hamster. And it has shredded clippings. And how do I know that? I know that because it says it right here on the tag. And this little guy is old and most of you probably wouldn't have looked twice at it. I mean, he's in pretty rough shape and you want to know something is sold pretty quick. I was pretty surprised. I got this at the Goodwill Benz. I ended up taking a best offer of $8 and 35 cents. The buyer was all in for $14. The next item took a really long time to sell. These Victoria's Secret plush dogs, some of them sell quickly. Most of them are very long tailed. Do I recommend picking them up? Probably not. Not one of my best buys ever. But some of them are collectible and harder to find. So maybe do your research. This one right here, I believe I got it a garage sale in bulk. So I didn't pay much for it, probably a dollar or less. I ended up taking a best offer of $8 plus shipping. And I was happy to see it go. The next item is this vintage Snuggle Bear Lever Brothers plush stuffed animal toy by Russ Berry from 1985. And you may have seen this in another one of my videos. I found one of these that was new with tags. The one that was new with tags sold really quickly. And I want to say it was in the 30 to 40 dollar range. I can't remember exactly, but it was definitely a Bolo. This guy sat a little longer and I didn't sell him for as much. I ended up taking a best offer of well, it says $10. That's odd. $10 plus shipping. I don't know why there's a contradiction there. So because this says $9.30. Huh? That is odd. So maybe I just wrote it down wrong. So we'll say it sold for $9.30 plus shipping because I'm not sure why I wrote 10. I may have been looking at something else. All right. So we have this airplane. I picked this up at the Goodwill Benz also. And I really didn't know too much about it. It felt it's metal. It felt heavy. It looked decent. It is a vintage ERTO. I think it's pronounced Urtle US Air Force Military Fighter jet. And I just wrote the information from the jet on to my title and it sold quickly. It sold it for $20 best offer and the buyer paid shipping. I do put best offer on all of my items and most of my items sell with best offer measurements. This is what I do. I just take a tape measure and do that so that the buyer knows exactly what they're getting. This little Russ Berry purple lamb. I got this also at the Goodwill Benz sold it for $15.50 plus shipping. And here is your tag. It is an, I think this was, I don't know if it's vintage or if it's just older because there's no date on it. So I didn't put vintage in the title, but it could be an older retired, definitely retired stuffed animal. Always, always, always pick up these scrapbook. Creative memories does great. This is from 2000. It is retired discontinued. People look for these. They generally sell quickly for me. I picked this up at a thrift store for $1.25 and I sold it for $24.80 plus shipping. Let me see here. I listed this. Oh my goodness. Why do I have to go up so far? In March, in March, I listed this in March and it sold, so it sold pretty quick. That's a quick sale for me a couple months. I'm good with that. The next item are these handy mani toolbox replacement tools. If you guys don't know about handy mani, it is definitely a Bola item, not in a sense that it always sells for big money, but it usually sells quickly. These are replacement toys that always get lost and people are looking for them. A viewer actually sold this in my Goodwill Benz video and they came in and purchased this from me. I took a best offer of $19 plus shipping and this was purchased from Mike Jamie One and this is their eBay store. So go show them some love with a follow and they've got all kinds of great items. Look at this dog. It's a hot dog. It's a hot dog. Oh my goodness. That's so funny. So check them out and thank you so much for your purchase. I really appreciate it. The DMC embroidery, I have listed a ton of this and it is selling pretty well. I've got about 12 in each lot. There is a little bit of variation depending on the color that I have and how many that I had. Like I think I had a lot of nine and a lot of 10 in certain colors, but this was a lot of 12. I've sold two and I have two available. I sold one lot of 12 for $10 plus shipping. The next item, honestly, I picked this up at the Goodwill Benz and I was like, I don't know if I'm going to be able to sell this, but I know these big-eyed dolls, these Bradley dolls can do really, really well. But she was a hot mess. And when I tell you a hot mess, oh my goodness. Look at this. Just broken and tattered and I just figured maybe somebody could use the stand or part her out. Look at her dress. Water damage, just a mess. So I just included photos and a very clear description and I sold it. I can't believe I sold it, but I sold it. I got it at the Benz. So it was probably about $2, maybe $2.50. And I sold it for a best offer of 10 plus shipping. This is kind of one of those items where I'm like, can I do it? Can I sell it? And I amaze myself and I sell it. So just because things are damaged doesn't mean necessarily that they will not sell. She's missing part of her earring. I mean, just mess, mess, mess. So I don't know what the person that bought this is going to do with it, but I'm guessing they're going to use it for parts or restore it. The next item also sold to a viewer. These are Disney mini figures. It's a mixed lot of 19 vintage to now. So I just kind of put a hodgepodge of items together instead of parting it out. I sold these for $18.59 plus shipping. And these sold to Pinky's second hand store. Definitely go and give her a follow. She has an amazing store as well. I love these bamboo vintage handmade soldiers. Just really cool vintage item. She also has jewelry lots. So if you guys are looking for jewelry lots and stuff like that, she has a great store. So check her out. So this is a Bandai Ben 10 Alien Ultimate Terra Spin Figure Cartoon Network Toy. And I got this at a garage sale for 50 cents and I sold it for a best offer of $10 plus shipping. Now Ben 10, I have mixed feelings on Ben 10. Some of them go quickly and some of them sit a very long time. So definitely do your research. I'm not a big sell-through rate person. If it's small and easy to ship, I will just list it and forget it. And I'm good with that. But if you are someone that has limited space, you're going to want to look at sell-through rate and see is the item selling fast? How many items are currently listed? How many items have sold? So when you look at the difference and you're like, okay, if there's 100 listed and only 10 have sold, your item's probably going to be sitting for a long time. Maybe this is something you should not pick up if you're trying to move your items quickly. Or you're going to have to be very competitive in your pricing, which can also hurt eBay as a whole in my opinion. I feel like a lot of times resellers will look at the lowest price and then price lower. And then that just decreases the value of the items over time. So things that used to be a bolo because people are underpricing them to get the quick sale, it decreases the value of the item. If that makes sense. The next item here is this Shopkins Cupcake Queen Classics Child Costume Size Medium. And I got this at a garage sale for $1 sold it for $12.50 plus shipping. This is a Transformers The Last Night Slug Dinobot figure. And I got this at a garage sale for $1 and I sold it for a best offer of $12.50 plus shipping.  I absolutely hate Transformers. I don't know why I pick them up because they take me like 15 minutes to figure out how to get it from one thing to the other. I think this is a Dinobot. So it's like a dinosaur and a person. And I still don't even know if I have it together, right? But they drive me nuts. I'm so bad at transforming them. Let me know in the comments, are you guys good at transforming Transformers? This is another one you might walk past. I always pick up these replacement bottles. Why? Because they sell. I've never even heard of this brand. It's Zaf Z-A-P-H Creation Baby Bottle Replacement with a removable lid. And I just showed that you can take the lid off. And I got this at the Goodwill Bin. So it probably cost me like 10, 15 cents. I sold it for $9.30 plus shipping. The next item are these Smurfs Mini Figures. They are by Payo. I think I'm saying that right. I got these, I believe at a garage sale, but I'm not 100% sure. I don't have information on those for some reason. I did not write it down, but I sold these for $16.99 and the buyer paid shipping. The next item is this Wendell August Outlet Cover Plate Dogwood Flower Handmade Solid Bronze. You guys have seen these in my videos over and over and over again. These have been a home run. Picked them up at a garage sale.  The pewter have done better than the bronze. I have outlet covers. I also have light switch covers. And this was a great buy. By the time I divided out the items by my cost of goods for the total, it ended up being about a dollar a piece because I did part out the set and I just keep selling them over and over and over again. This one actually sold for $32.50 and the buyer paid shipping. This is Cat's Meow Village. I have so many Cat's Meow I need to list. I don't like listing Cat's Meow. I have learned that about myself. I picked up a huge lot at a garage sale many years ago and this is a part of that lot. Some of them sold very, very quickly and a lot of them are just wait for the right buyer. List it and forget it and this is a list it and forget it. But my margins on this are fantastic. I mean I probably had a dollar or less than all of these and I sold it for $22.75 plus shipping. So to me that's worth the wait. It's sitting in a tote just waiting on the wait right buyer. I have a whole tote in my money pile that I need to list. If you can find the Halloween series, those do really well. At least they did back when I was comping out solds back when I listed these. Zuru Six Surprise Mini Brands Marvel Mini Toys. A lot of six. I sold these for $22.75. Is that the right one? Yeah $22.75 plus shipping and I got these at a garage sale for 50 cents. So these are those mini brands toys. I decided to lot these up. You absolutely can sell these individually. People do it all the time. I just was looking for the quick list. This is a Play School Heroes Transformers Rescubot Bumblebee and this one sold for $9.75 plus shipping and the buyer was actually all in on this for $16.46. So when I say all in that is the sold price plus shipping plus tax. Okay how many of you walk past these Duplo Legos?  They're not the jumbo size. So you've got the small normal Legos, the Duplos which are a size up and then you've got the really big ones. These are the middle ones and this is just the barn fence. The stable fence whatever you want to call it. It's a replacement part. I always put replacement in the title. These are from 2011. I sold these for $9.75 and the buyer paid shipping and those also came from the Goodwill Bands. This is a Build-A-Bear Workshop Clothing Kiss Me Frog tank top and shirts and jean shorts and I'm pretty sure this little frog does pretty well. The Build-A-Bear the actual frog Build-A-Bear. So I'm not a hundred percent but for some reason that's ringing in my head as something to look for. Do check out my Build-A-Bear Bolo video. I talk about the top selling Build-A-Bear, the ones that you really want to be on the lookout for and I also talk about how they do better on Mercari in a lot of cases. Not all but a lot. Sometimes you know different platforms things sell better and Build-A-Bear does really well on Mercari. So if you have Build-A-Bear and you're not selling on Mercari definitely think about that. I do have a referral link down below for Mercari. If you use that to join you're going to get $10 to shop and once you sell $100 you're going to get another $20 to shop and what do I say? Take that $30 and buy something to resell so then you make even more money. I'm always thinking about ways to make more money right? Like use your money wisely, invest, invest in your business. Okay so this one sold for a best offer of $10 plus shipping and I sold this to MacPak. Join the pack and this is her eBay store and she is also over on YouTube now and coming soon to what not. So definitely give her a follow in all three places. I am also selling on what not if you did not know. I'm sure you know if you've been watching me. I do have a link down below. If you use that link to follow me on what not you will get $15 to shop. I have been selling a lot of jewelry. I have a toy show coming up so hope to see you guys in the future at one of my shows. Build a Bear. We did that one. Okay these stairs. This is from the Play School Victorian dollhouse. I have broken down and parted out this dollhouse twice at least twice maybe more. When I see it I am always very happy. Now does it take a lot of time to part it out? Yes yes it does but typically when you get them there's a lot of fading. There's a lot of issues and they're incomplete. There's just lots of issues usually because they're old. People keep them outside. The sun hits them and they just look bad but some of the things still look really good like this the steps they still look good. So I part it out. I sold the stairs for $11 and the buyer paid shipping.  This one sold really fast and you guys when I tell you this little guy is teeny look look at it.  This is by Spin Master and it is from Paul Patrol. It is Chickaletta. It's a replacement figure and this little guy sold fast for $7.44 plus shipping. I dug it out of the Goodwill Bend so I've got about 10 cents in it and it was a quick sale. This poly-fect toy house easy carry dollhouse miniature with furniture. I got this at a garage sale for $1 sold it for $15.50 plus shipping. The next item is a tie or what I like to say TY which I know is wrong but I do it all the time. What I have learned is the Beanie Babies I don't really pick those up but I will pick up the ones that are cartoons and different things that people may want just because it's a cartoon. So this little guy is Boots the Monkey from Dora the Explorer. I just sold SpongeBob the other day. So my suggestion to you is if you see these and they are a cartoon I would pick them up because they're a nice bread and butter. This sold pretty quickly. I got it at the bend so my cost of goods was probably less than a dollar. I sold it for $9.30 and the buyer paid shipping. All right you guys I hope there were some helpful tips in there. Those are my what solds. Let me know in the comments which one maybe you didn't know about which one you might pick up now that you've seen this video that you wouldn't have picked up before and there's going to be some videos popping up here and here one down below a subscribe button if you're not already subscribed I'd love for you to subscribe and as always I'll see you with just a little puppy. I will see you at the next one and thanks for watching.