Live now. Unscheduled live stream. Nice. Let me set this up a little bit twist on this, hopefully the sound is not too much. Hi everyone, this is Chichou. Welcome to my channel and welcome to an unscheduled live stream. Today is August 13th, 2020. We're out here in the patio and we're just going to do some prep work for some food. Okay, one thing I'm going to do is I harvested some, I don't know if you can see, this is grape leaves, grape vines that come up here. I've shown you guys before and we're going to be just cleaning some of the grapes that I picked that we use in the food that I put together. It makes it like tart when we mix it in and we're also going to be cleaning some strawberries because I want to make strawberry jam later today or tomorrow. I'm not sure. Unfortunately I won't have time to live stream that but it's the same basically recipe as we've used before. Birdie here, how are you doing? Uncharted days, I guess notifications went out there. I hope so anyway. We've got the sunrise coming up. It's like 730 right now, 730 a.m. my time, Pacific time. Okay and I figured we'd do a live stream. I'll do a little bit of work. I now want grapes, grapes. The grapes are like hanging. There's so much grapes we have. Like I harvested, I've done three batches of harvesting of the unripened grapes. This is the last batch of the unripened grapes that I'm going to harvest. Okay and we're just going to clean this and then put it in the freezer so we use for cooking and I'm also going to clean some strawberries today. Okay, hope you and Chad are well. I think everyone's doing pretty good. It's a nice Thursday so what I'm going to do right now is I'm just going to get to this, just start cleaning because there's a fair bit of work that sort of need to do and all I do with these is, I mean they're just grapes right? So all I do is just take them and just take them off these things and I just put them in to the bowl itself and then later on give them a wash and it's just a little tedious work but it's sort of meditative. You know sometimes I put on lectures, interviews, I surf news, listen to you know daily events or what not and I do the food prep right? It's just like any kitchen. Whatever you get on your plate there's a lot of prep that goes in the background right? Cheryl how you doing? Yo Chico, Starsky, how's life? I'm harvesting the last batch of our unripened grapes. The grapes are basically reaching a point where they're becoming a riper so these are still very tart like if you eat these it's super tart but it's really good for mixing into food. X, how are you doing? I only eat strawberries during Wimbledon. I'm so British with the whipping cream don't you? Elder God? Watching Roger and his backhands. Oh Roger what's his last name? Severin? Is this Severin? Is he still? He's not number one. Who's number one right now? So no strawberries there. Oh okay Cheryl I'm gonna show you this since you brought it up. Watch this, watch this. Do you have no strawberries or I have no strawberries? We're gonna clean strawberries today. I got too flat of strawberries that I'm gonna cook up and make strawberry strawberry jam. No cream for me. Oh yeah no cream for you that's right. Oh you're missing out Elder God. Roger Federer yeah yeah yeah. He's not number one still is he? I used to watch tennis back in McEnroe and Conner and Bure. I forget what his name was. No that was a little bit of that was towards the end when I was young I used to watch. I had a really good friend I love tennis. He unfortunately he's no longer with us and if you smoke cigarettes stop smoking cigarettes. Your probability of getting lung cancer goes up a lot. Look at this. Me too early 80s for me. Yeah early 80s 80s really. Throughout the 80s I sort of watched. Early 80s yeah that would have been a period. By the way gang if I miss it thank you for the follows thank you for the subs. I'm at work right now but I can participate a bit. Okay Graham oh yeah school started. It's just gonna be a chill stream Graham. I'm just doing prep. Harvested some grapes from our grape vines here and we bought two flats of strawberries but strawberry hit early this year so I missed all but the late bears. Oh really yeah for us it's weird a lot of people got hit with a serious heatwave for us in the West Coast in Vancouver British Columbia Victoria like West Coast of BC. We haven't had really had a huge summer like it hasn't been as hot as other places so we got two waves of strawberries. The first wave was the little ones where we ended up eating eating them. There were two sweet to sweet to turn into strawberries. Too ripe to turn into strawberries but this batch will make I'm sorry strawberry jam this match will make amazing strawberry jam and I've never made strawberry jam. I made other jams I've never made strawberry jam. I don't know why. Love strawberry jam. It's a melon year. The melons are amazing. We've got three watermelon so far this year. I wish we had more. How do you grow your grapes trying to grow? We've jacked the grapes from our neighbors. It came over from the neighbors so I built a path for them brought them up to the railing. Well they were coming up the railing anyway so I brought them up the railing directed them here build a wall and have a canopy of grapes. So how do I grow my grapes? I jack them from neighbors. It says personal finance. Oops I forgot to change the thing I'm in here. Okay let me see if I can change it. I totally forgot to change. I did everything but I forgot to change the thing patio live stream. Let me change this up patio live stream garden patio live stream in the garden hopefully this doesn't mess up the mess up the the stream and then let's change the category. No I'll talk show on podcasts is okay personal finance whatever that's okay garden let's see if there's a garden gardening there we go done I hope that didn't kill the stream I think you should be okay cool don't eat that how's it going thanks Graham by the way do you have thoughts on giving to charity I don't I don't give to charity anymore I used to I'm skeptical of a register yeah Graham I used to and I stopped I did my research and I realized I'm giving money to centralized institutions to launder money destabilize countries and steal children so I stopped and I was very upset that I had given so much to charities before in the past but fool me once fool me twice I don't know how many times do we want to be fools oh man are you making regular or freezer I'm making regular strawberry jam Cheryl two flats it's this it's gonna be a big batch I'm gonna be cooking it up for a bit did you forget to update the stream I did it's fine you can change titles anytime you want okay awesome thank you Donny to yeah it worked I don't want to mess around with the strings when I'm doing them because sometimes we get kicked off and it sucks we could talk about personal finance for me it's okay we just talked about whatever we're gonna be doing movies tomorrow have you guys watched all the movies yet I've watched all of them except there will be blood I'm gonna watch that either tonight or tomorrow there will be blood we're not blood yeah not yeah yeah there will be blood in bruise starting to get colder here in the mornings it sort of sucks because we're in August we're hoping to get nice warm weather but still haven't gone swimming this year in the ocean anyway so actually I'm gonna swimming this year I'm gonna watch it again I think there will be blood yeah there will be blood mosquito look at this mosquito was sucking my blood see that there will be blood look at this he was having a good time there will be blood let me wipe this and I think I'm just gonna go wash my hands because I don't want the food to be contaminated by it right here's a dead mosquito for you guys and she showed blood let me go wash my hands I'll be back that's what happens in the mornings you get mosquitoes good timing though there will be blood oh you guys are that hot in UK wow I wish it was hot here we've had geese flying north already it's bizarre when it's in the 90s really geese are migrating geese flying north why are geese flying north right now it's too hot unfortunately I missed the movie stream because I'm working oh no I'm sure it is 90% humidity is not very no it's not very pleasant yikes we get mosquitoes in the evenings here we don't really have morning bugs really for us mornings dawn and dusk and in the evening they're just certain parts you're being eaten alive and then what I do when I remove off this I fill this full of water the bowl and there's a little bits of like plant matter that floats up to the top and I grab a when I scrape them off the top and then give them a rinse again just scrape off the plant matter from the top of the water right because it floats and the grapes sink like I don't even know where you would you can't even buy the stuff this unripened grapes got to go to work have a good string to show you have a fantastic day and I hope work goes well and it's good to hear people are you know getting back to work and stuff as long as they love it or even like it or have to pay the bills with the Sasquat Saskatchewan River so close I think we end up with a lot of migrating birds that aren't quite in in rush we normally start seeing Canada geese in late August once evenings are cooler wow I'm chichu are you familiar with canvas our district has moved to using canvas all for teaching which uses a module system for putting out instructions and assignments I don't know it Graham but it sounds cool I think module system is the best way to go that's sort of what I have planned for my things right just different modules to teach people different things and then they can pick and choose their module right they just have to know what it is they need to progress to where it is they're going so the modules have to be organized really well linked up with nodes and whatnot but I've never used it let me know what you think if it's worth worth using and it really depends who put it out oh it was terrible and charted it says use canvas and university was terrible oh that sucks I think you still should look into Skillshare it also uses a module based system okay once I start putting things out the modules for math and stuff I'm gonna look into all the different platforms it's just because I'm not there yet I don't want to you know this decentralization I I got to get all the videos on to bit shoots so that's my sort of priority aside from streaming and uploading and sharing content and stuff and staying staying up with current events and you know whatever I promise to do once I get all the videos on to bit shoot then especially the math videos and the ASMR stuff and comic book stuff then I'll look into put in the modules out it's just limited on time right Graham you like canvas okay and by the way it's a different experience for educators and but most platforms why fine sometimes I've encountered people that educators I like a certain platform like a certain way of doing things but students don't and vice versa right so it's just a matter of perspective I'm super depressed because I'll be starting university at age 21 why are you in a rush it's okay to start later I've known people to go to university in their late 20s 30s 40s 50s don't be in a rush it's all good nothing wrong yeah nothing wrong with that feel like I'm wasting years of my life though don't that's the central education system central indoctrination center our economic system which is based on consumption based economic system the tree to use just a number and just a someone that generates money for them to consume their product that's what they've instilled in you time-based existence time-based everything you're under the clock you're under the clock don't don't let it get to you hi dolphin how are you doing sounds like there's been a lot of lightning storms in UK that's cool tragic brunson alert how are you doing welcome welcome yeah Cheryl says the right thing now are you able to take any classes without without a lab take any classes without the A levels so if you can take classes online and get the credits for them just do that if there's any reading material that you know you need you can do that if you're learning mathematics you can start teaching your mathematics just to yourself right dude 40 and I'm start starting something something cool time is irrelevant tell her God says just play the game just play the game yeah enjoy the ride time will take care of itself sleepy waves are you doing a chichu how much money do you think day traders can make from home a lot and they can lose a lot I remember you saying a few weeks ago the price of silver went up but I saw that a few days ago it dropped alongside with gold sure it goes up its traders game right you grow many things I try to not and not as much as I would like if I had more space I'd be growing more chila chichu I'm planning to become a math teacher in UAE maybe in like Dubai can I get your honest opinion as that as a future plan being a math teacher is fantastic as in demand like mathematics is ridiculously important and there aren't enough good math teachers relative to the number of students that need to learn mathematics relative to the number of people that need to learn mathematics as for working in Dubai I wouldn't UAE I wouldn't that area is very can become very unstable and I'm not into working in places that based on my lifestyle and my choices and you know censorship and stuff if I say the wrong thing and criticized or wrong royal families and the and those in government I will be thrown in jail or disappeared so personally I know you know I've had friends that work there they're okay with it I wouldn't like I wouldn't work in Saudi Arabia why would I work in Saudi Arabia why would I work anywhere that where I have I don't have freedom to me freedom comes first Liberty comes first before anything and I would never work anywhere to prop up a brutal regime personally but that's my choice what do you use software to catch watch stocks and all that jazz I don't trade anymore sleepy ways I used to lately just curious about day trading system out of work sleepy ways I haven't traded heavily for like 20 years okay before YouTube before videos oops throw the wrong thing the wrong place before so haven't haven't done heavy trading for 20 years and I don't see myself going back to it but if I do I would definitely get get some software and I wouldn't do day trading I would my timeframe would be while days could be it days as well but I would be doing put some calls and I'd be doing time span would be more into the weeks not minutes no these are grapes unripened grapes I use for cooking I put these in to food that we make Randall how are you I work in Dubai just a temporary contract I quite like it yeah I have lots of friends that have worked there that loved it it's just you know I make this kind of content if I say the wrong thing get on the wrong people's radar and I have I have been on certain radars I wouldn't feel safe being there sleepy waves chicho but I feel like sometimes you say his or that drop like cryptos silver goals how do you know I follow I follow the markets but I don't trade them I'm not active in them for sure I follow I check prices on like at least 30 different companies 30 or 40 different companies every day and I checked the price of gold and I checked the price of silver price of oil I check financial news I stay up-to-date stuff right considered more of a hobby but it's more trying to be antifragile and see what's coming like certain companies indicate certain things that are happening in the world so I just do that right it's why you learn Arabic yeah sorry gang if I miss some of the chat because I'm not touching the scroll I'm just let the chat roll roll so my apologies for that stolt mister thank you very much for the twitch prime sub appreciate it hope you're well to doing well thank you very much cleaning grapes so life is good when you're doing food prep right it means you have food to prep good morning chicho Pippi Pippi lover how are you doing the stock market is an NW New World Order Bank all my investments are in mutual funds it's now a bank oh it's now a bank not NWA New World Order Bank but it's now a bank yeah to a certain degree but be careful the stock market is a little overinflated a little certain stocks are anyway many stocks are anyway and gang if you're in the markets here's one thing with the stock market most people are only trading up they think the only way to make money is if stocks go up the markets are two way street okay you can make money on the way up but you can make money on the way down if you've been convinced that you should always buy and hold for a long term because things will always go up think twice about it there's two ways to make money on the up and on the down and then even when everything stable you can right put some calls right good morning spider-man massively inflated lovers hello my friend hello chicho greetings from Germany greetings and yes how are you doing what companies do you keep track of of a few from just from tech companies to mining companies to just staple companies like I track alcohol I track Walmart I track Tesla I track Google I track Amazon I track Nvidia I track cannabis some cannabis companies I track Kinross I track bear gold I track West Shore terminal which is basically coal shipping coal I track REITs that are what do you call it all folks REITs homes where people stay in right there's a lot of those so those are they give pretty good dividends so I track those and they're their beta isn't very you know it's not high so but every now and then they go right so I track pipeline companies there's a lot there's a lot is a stream cutting out for people I hope not many futures are a good way to make a few bucks if you have no life and still sit all day what makes a good math teacher there's nothing that really makes a good math teacher but math teacher for sure there's you need to know mathematics you need to if you're teaching this concept you have to know how this concept connects up to a concept like four years later five years later you have to have a broad picture that's one thing that makes a good math teacher but in general it shouldn't be what makes a good math teacher should be what makes a good teacher right because it's you can teach anything as long as you care enough right so it comes down to love it's it's not just love of the subject is a love of the student love of the education process love of society love and if you want to know what makes a great teacher phenomenal teacher read Krishnamurti's education in the significance of life right because what makes a great teacher is love that's it love of the student love of freedom love of humanity love of making sure that people can realize their dreams oh I'm missing a few chats gang sorry the scroll is going on so if I missed you if you mentioned me please just post it again Jason White 5 teach you do you have any investments if you do then I don't see a point in looking at them every single day if you're using it to determine what's going on then maybe I would look at it weekly if you're trading stocks you should look at them every day trading not investing trading but yeah I do have investments comic books and do I check the prices every day comic books are a huge part of my life I love checking the markets of the comic books it it's cool to me and by checking them on a regular basis you know for sure you can check a weekly monthly depending on the comic books depending on whatever you invested in but by staying up to date with the market that you're playing you can take opportunities advantages of certain things right so you know if you're buying comic books or something news coming out as a first appearance is this is that is that you can buy it right so when for example when venom number 3 came out with the first appearance full first full appearance of null right the symbiote God I wouldn't bought five copies right I sold one few months ago on eBay that we listed right that you saw sold one for like $60 right I have four of those left and they're going anywhere between 200 to $300 now right $5 investment gets you $200 to $300 investment I'll probably sell another one as soon as I get back on eBay I'm thinking about sending some to be graded it's a market you have to be sort of up to date with it right and yes I'm doing good brother thank you very much the two ways what are some of the easiest foods to grow tomatoes cannabis my best man yes my best friend is a math and physics teacher at a high school here in germany cool step in cats hey recognizing all the mental barriers that some people might have in learning math would be a top quality for math teacher there are many different differences to why a person might need additional help where schools where schools in there one method yeah agreed with that you have to sort of if you're a math teacher you have to figure out be able to figure out where the gaps are in students lives when they're trying to learn mathematics there's once you can fill in those gaps and makes learning for for your students so much easier holy cow good investment good investment right pays for my comic books for a few months right and it's all paper game right now I've only sold one right that's one reason I tell people people just think stock market is the only place to be and stuff like this or real estate it's not it's not some of the greatest investments you could be in are not real estate and not the stock market Smith the man the legend wait is that a tomato plant on the others on on the other tomato Carlos tomato the cat of us bureaucracy kills is now bad time to buy an expensive key comic do you think no it depends on the comic I'm still buying right I'm interested in an auction coming up but prices have been crazier yeah it depends on the comic don't chase hot comics in general rule sometimes it's good idea to chase hot comics right but generally don't chase the hot comics prices of what comic are you looking at bureaucracy kills Jason White which is better for being a trader math or statistics statistics is math the future while you grow your own Canada I'm in Canada we're allowed four plants four plants my first indoor grow six weeks ago nice sleeping with I hope it's legal there grab there's a major educational difference between prescription and description prescribed curriculum is out outmoded instead of instead if we use the curriculum to describe the action I think we might unlock more potential in young people how to teach kids students how to learn there's a reason why I put out a video bottom one of my most watched videos is how to read a textbook I put out two versions of that one of them was a shortened version was 20 minutes or so and the longer version which was over an hour right because what I found I had a lot of students that didn't know how to read a textbook they didn't know how to optimize their time with the textbook so one of the things I do teach my students my math students my physics students my science students right is how to read a textbook because they don't know like how think back in your school days right did you guys have a course or instructional period where they taught you how to read a textbook I didn't have to figure it out right it's been really hard learning to soil I wonder if you can cook with the cannabis plant you can extract the you can cook it in with butter coconut butter or just butter any fats and get out the the oils right the THC and stuff giant size X band number one depending on where it is bureaucracy kills giant size X band number one it's still it will go up in value you might catch it at a high right now it might drop in price but over a long extended period of time it's a collectible it's not going away right so if you have the extra funds and depending on you know what the price is going to be what it is right now like I don't have it I don't have giant size X band number one I should have bought it a long time ago but I didn't and I don't have the funds right now to buy it right it depends depends on the grade as well but it's like amazing fantasy number 15 is there bad time to buy amazing fantasy number 15 sure you could be buying at a peak and then the price might drop but is it a bad investment it's gonna keep its value Jason whites I just realized that you have many videos about markets and investing what are your thoughts on it are there more for beginners or advanced what do you what do you help and I go I'm basically given my financial advice what I think is important to invest in so these are clean game take a look at those if you have questions let me know so all I'm going to do with these now is basically soak them in water and get rid of the plant matter the floats up top yeah no we didn't need her how to read a textbook which is should be one of the one of the things that they teach every year for about go over it for a few days like a week on how to read a textbook or your teacher should if you're reading a science textbooks or whatever right a lot of meta skills learning were not taught just swim right in the mass of knowledge and don't know how to step out yeah have a look at the structure of it in many ways I have witnessed shortcomings of school in the stupid waves they usually look at prices and on eBay I look at prices on three different things three or four different things eBay I look at prices on my comic shop if they have it available I look at prices on a couple of what do you call it price guides online search sold prices yeah on eBay not live prices for better value yeah and one of the things with eBay sellers I believe can pay a little bit of extra to have their comics listed up at on the first searches right so they pop up up the top so those are usually higher prices so if you're searching for comics to buy don't just buy the first few that appear right scroll down the first few that appear on eBay they're like advertisements people are advertising their prices and they're usually higher than the ones below okay and I usually usually buy auction ones I buy I buy it now as well at a mommy are they almost look like at a mommy I think I saw a video by you chicho explaining how to really use eBay to find yeah I have one out there okay I'm gonna go put this in that over there and I'm gonna bring the strawberries because we're gonna clean strawberries okay let me get rid of this guy too actually I'm just gonna take this I'm gonna dump this here's the carcasses all right this is what we ended up cleaning I got a little bucket here with plant matter that I'm gonna I put things in I'm gonna compost that let's do this I'm gonna go get the strawberries gang and I'm gonna put on a jacket it's getting a little chilly here one flat of strawberries nice say look at this I saw I saw super good organic unsprayed strawberries from a local farm I'm gonna put on my glasses again yeah I'm unscheduled live stream eddy G this is a nice surprise check out these strawberries like they're really good these are great for making jam fantastic for making jam so all we've got to do now is get rid of the green matter right the green parts so I need to optimize my placement of things okay let's just do this I'm gonna put actually you know what let's do it this way I'm just gonna put this in the bottom I'm gonna put the plant matter here I'm gonna drop the strawberries on the side here actually let's do it this way I got two stools here I'm gonna sit back to too much pressure on my on my lower spine clean napkin the mosquito ones on one side just tea apologies if I'm not gonna stay up with the chat I'm just gonna look up every now and then just because if there's anything directed towards me just let me know I'll catch them make the text a little bit bigger so I see it Canadians we have these shirts plaid you'll still you see a fair bit of Mack jackets we call these Mack jackets in Canada yeah I love this jacket man so good so good this jacket seen a lot of lot of the world with mosquito oh yeah you're not a mosquito what are you mosquito oh you're a gigantic mosquito look at you knew what was coming for him the size of this guy look at this guy look at him see him you guys see him right there he wants some chicho blood chicho or envious chicho do you still live in the same area where you first moved to coming to Canada yeah just what do you call it we're first came to Vancouver and I'm in Victoria but I live in Vancouver until a few years ago and I keep on going back to Vancouver and lots of family there take out the little green bits as well so I'm gonna take an amount I'm taking out the whole chunk of that thing right chicho to get Canadian citizenship than a US one I have no desire to get a US citizenship to the chicho are those marijuana plants on the left cannabis cannabis tomato cannabis tomato cannabis tomato cannabis in Canada we're allowed to grow this one's too right we like it too we're allowed to grow for for I got for you four different strains they're hybrid there's indica and sativa but they're all basically just hybrids really they're from a local grower this mosquito vertical it's gigantic mosquito okay you gotta go look at the size of that well fed lights and gg cheese cross nice were you located that crane fry flies I've never heard of crane clean crane from flies I don't think we have them here do we this was too right this guy's a mosquito for sure his programming is good you're an East Coast step Canada yeah or US Tanzania wow I'm a goat herder and my wife is the tribal leader I like to have goats really the size of this one look at this gigantic thing chicho I met as I do you think it's harder to get a Canadian citizenship all Canadian sense of the US I don't know I've never tried getting a US citizenship so US used to be hard I don't know how much how hard it is Canadian used to be easier in Canada they used to just want people to invest on they were selling citizenships really you know a few years ago 15 20 years ago if you invested invested $300,000 you got a citizenship I mean they considered buying an apartment and investments so a lot of foreign money came in and bought apartments and houses and they got citizenship which I think is ridiculous it's true buying in a house is essential it's not an investment craziness craziness we're losing a little bit of strawberries when I cut them this way but that way we don't get the plant matter for sure no they're not my strawberries bottom from a local farm we just got them yesterday unsprayed organic strawberries so look at this guy coming back this can't kill him like this look at this guy chicho US immigration law hasn't changed if you're if anything it's become harder okay most people adjust their status through marriage yeah same here other than that there's no actual pathway to citizenship in the United States unless someone petitions for you and that you take oh you take over 12 years yeah and in Canada too you can sponsor they're called sponsor here and if you sponsor someone I think you're responsible for them for 10 years financially if they screw around right yeah I do have a garden I'm sitting in my garden right now it's a patio garden and we grow some stuff but we can't grow flat strawberries here but we actually bought two flats of strawberries I want to as soon as we finish this one I'm going to bring the other one I'm going to clean the other one too it's just a lot of strawberries if we're going to grow this many strawberries the whole garden patio would have to be strawberries well certainly you have a large collection of comic books is it form it is a form of investment for sure but I also love the medium I love comic books and a long time ago I decided to make comic books one of my main investments investment tools as well as a hobby so I turned my hobby into sustainable hobby where I build my assets right like people take money and put it into you know into the stock market I take my money and put it into comic books I also publish comic books so comic books to me is a business what I do here when I read comic books and stuff like this and talk about comic books and show comic book hauls and do asmr math comic book videos and stuff like this that's part of my business plans so it is a part of my business so multiple reasons I guess Jason Chicho I have never thought about comic books as a form of investing can you elaborate on it like what's the price growth per year it's huge depending on what you invest in Jason check out in my personal finance playlist on youtube there's a two-part video we put out where we talk about money currency investing and stuff like this and I compared the price growth of investing taking a look at the cpi taking a look at housing taking a look at income taking a look at Dow Jones taking a look at a bitcoin taking a look at certain stocks certain funds and taking a look at comic books specifically we looked at the most important comic book which is action comics number one and the growth rate of action comics number one blew away every other investment other than bitcoin okay and another fund that was mathematicians that put it together we're all trading so if you look at my personal finance playlist there is so for example I'll give you one right now in 1984 action comics number one in the grade that it was at sold for 140 000 dollars right at the time that was the highest sold comic book right 140 000 dollars in 1998 sorry 1992 I believe right two years ago actually that same comic book right same grade sold for three million dollars that's a pretty good investment that's a phenomenal return right art is one of the greatest places you could park your money invest like a lot of people say housing housing housing no housing has not been the best place to park your money sometimes oh look at this guy look at this guy we sat on it's the same mosquito we need more spiders here to eat up the mosquitoes crazy jason says there are so many videos is there one of them historic prices of comic books flipping through the 1916 order catalog yeah you could take a look at that but not that one jason after the stream if you message me if you post go to our discord and tell me you know ask me which video I'll post them for you they're called look for a video that's called if you find the name it's called personal finance start off with personal finances got colon and then it should say money currency money currency if you do search for chicho personal finance money currency and put gold in there as well in one of them we looked at the price of gold as well right so we looked at a bunch of videos the mosquito wants it okay what i need to do is transfer these guys into uh what do you call it this one personal finance currency money and you call it part one yes that's part one and part two continues from that right so in part one we look at um cpi we look at we talk about what money is what currency is the definition of those things and then we create the table as a semi-log graph that we graph the stuff on right so the x-axis is just time and the y-axis is semi-log exponential growth right and in part two we look at the comic books and certain funds oh sorry i did that by the microphone you must die oh god him he fell on the ground okay he's dead no damage done here so i won't bother uh cleaning the hands he just died i'm gonna wash the strawberries i brought my pots here rest in peace this is dangerous let's put a lid on it let's bring these guys back action comics number one yeah spider-man part two uh is the title personal finance currency money economy part two gold s and p superman yeah superman is action comics number one income bitcoin yeah those are that's part two my pleasure jason and if you like the video if you have questions let me know we can you know we can elaborate and stuff there are plenty here mosquitoes they don't teach about comic books at university no they don't teach much at university some stuff so you're definitely providing something unique yeah i found most business most they're very bubble oriented oh chicho don't eat them you make me it's just just like my name they're super good but these would make uh the smaller strawberries are actually better for eating personally i think the bigger strawberries are good for jam or they should be good for jam i should say i got them from a farm and yes yeah local farm organic unsprayed a good idea to eat as healthy as possible right i fixed fx chicho what is the difference between money and currency uh currency is a medium of exchange we're trading right money is anything it's basically asset like you know as the same goes time as money time is not currency time is money there's value to it currency is a medium exchange something you use to trade money right so food is money this is money right this is not a currency currency is something that we've come up with to be able to conduct business more easily do trade more easily keep it local keep it local as local as possible you go out to eat to a restaurant go to a local restaurant don't go to the chains right if you're gonna buy meat try to find yourself a local butcher local farm to get your meat from especially especially in these times and never go back to the multinationals if you can help it make your community anti fragile this should be the first thing they teach in business school but it isn't not even close if anything they teach how to destroy communities right chase profit and short-term profit at that by the way each flat each one of these flats of strawberries i got two of them so what we just ended up doing this is the last one that we're doing from this flat they cost $50 canadian right so us why is that be like $35 us right which is a pretty good price here anyway earlier in the season there were like more $60 or $70 they're really good they're fantastic and yes wait to make jams out of these really with organic cane sugar right elder god all my suppliers to my pub are local nice and yes even have a fish market here right in the center of uk awesome awesome awesome oh no he eats again look at this one i want to pop this one envious for you i'm gonna go get the next flat i will do here's the next flat right nice strawberries i think i'm going to cook these up uh today because there are some that are getting a little bit on the mold moldy side the ones that have thrown away like these ones right so for sure i'm going to put the pot on today i don't know if i'll jar them today but just cook them up today and possibly jar them today as well why not okay i'm going to transfer these ones into another pot as well teach you a very interesting video uh do you use statistical models for your trading or investment analysis i used to i used to like 20 years ago though that's when i did my main investing in the stock market and whatnot but right now i just know certain markets so i i just know the trends i see see the way to work i look at some of the some of the measures you know the boolean bands just the general things right here's another pot because when you rip off the green if you rip off the green there's still this chunk left right this much left i don't want that in my jam i'm okay wasting a little bit you know i bought two flats for this reason i don't mind wasting a little bit that way it looks like this it doesn't have the stick part in it time series analysis okay uh monta guard i've i've used i don't know what the names are man i i use some of the stuff that like seriously when i was doing this trading i was doing 20 years ago right so i forget all the different things i was using i looked at the the bars and yeah it's just there's so much stuff you can look at the best the best thing to use for trading is really experience right i'm gonna be making jam yeah yeah for jam you got to get rid of the stick part right for liqueur you don't and we've made some liqueur strawberry liqueur i might make some of this into liqueur as well i doubt it though i think i'm gonna make it all into jam again gang if i'm missing some of the chat my apologies i got the chat and scroll mode so because my hands are really i can't really scroll up or down with the chat like these ones i didn't grow these ones i bought uh spider-man but yeah we have a couple of like the that guy there you see is strawberries and we have another bigger pot that we're growing strawberries so i do like growing my own strawberries but i think next year we're going to grow a lot more like food prices have kicked up here i don't know where you guys are but it's more expensive so this also saves us money when you buy your own when you grow your own food right i might keep a couple of these containers just for eating later because it's nice to eat so we're about halfway through this flat so we're going to do a couple of more and then leave it at that another thing you can do with strawberries is just cut them up and then put sugar on them and put them in the fridge and just the juices comes out it becomes like syrup it's so good so good i think chicho is originally from middle east right uh originally i was born in iran but i've been living in canada for 40 years like most of my life has been here and specifically west coast nbs plus like plus when i come to the u.s i will visit chicho i still saw this strawberry so cruel to make me envious envious says buddy there's one this one needs to be popped lost the strawberry i'll have to remember to pick it up did you ever visit germany yeah i've been to germany i have relatives in germany i have first cousins that live there they've been in germany many years duisburg duisburg ducer dolf and cologne so i've been to germany and they do come and visit us it's 4 20 time yet not yet 4 20 every day really but hey officially 4 20 not yet it was earlier this morning for me it all depends it all depends awesome chicho tell them they should bring me bring me with them next time they visit you for the strawberries for the strawberries i think this is the last one we're going to do and i'm going to keep four of these for just eating okay is this preparation for new liquor no this is for making jam we have enough we made one big strawberry liqueur one that should last us all year i might make a little bit more take some of this and make a little bit more liqueur because it's just so damn amazing the strawberry one very dangerous but we want jam i want strawberry jam that one was so good jason my education was geophysics with a minor in mathematics bachelor in geophysics with minor in mathematics and for in terms of economics and stuff i've taken some courses i actually have my sap fi certificate german software by the way very good software sap fantastic over the top some of these are going too right this one look at this one poor this one say that again sap yeah sap fi certificate that's a financial part of it sap is enterprise resource planning software that large corporations implement my brother girlfriend had a miscarriage and we are going to say our last good oh i'm sorry to hear that money man gang that's our patio time look at this let me transfer this into another pot i have as well we're keeping here we're keeping four of these for eating later oh you implement sap that's cool will show i haven't done a full rollout i worked in a company where we're just filtering the data through making sure the nodes are pointing in the right direction and again i did that like 20 years ago i just like trying different things right and i should be able to make it only two pots this guy over let's put the lid on this guy coolio how's it going yeah this was a chill stream just to do some prep and stuff my hands are really dirty i need to go wash them can't really mess around with the computer too much with this ox victrix how are you doing jason she show i assume most of your knowledge comes from reading books and not from your professional life how do you determine what books to read and which are good books experience goes a long way if i pick up a book i start reading it i don't if i if it doesn't grab me i don't feel obligated to finish that book right i read if i like a book i continue the book if i don't like a book i pick up another book right so that's one thing i i realize people have this thing that they want to finish everything they start you don't have to finish everything you start this is about experience right so you can just do things if you don't like it move on that's my my take on things and it's just life experience and there's nothing more better for learning than doing so i've done a lot i try to do a lot right i've had incorporated companies of run model businesses and stuff like this and manage huge projects for multinational corporations published comic books had an 800 a 900 number dating service in the 1990s two of them i've done a few different things it's been helping me feel better lately oh really spider-man i'm glad they're helping out we've caught you red-handed red-handed red-handed gang let's call the stream i'm gonna go do a cookout i'm gonna go cook some strawberries okay good philosophy on books imagine finishing a song that you didn't like because you're already got a minute i know it's crazy it's jaded mask it's weird right and some people feel the same 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Tonight's play, Edward, My Son, is a forceful drama that relates the tragic results in the family when the father is determined his only child shall have everything his money can buy. Metro Golden Mayor brought this gripping drama to the screen, and we shall present one of the outstanding stars in the leading role, Walter Pigeon. Walter Pigeon, starring in the dramatic story of Edward My Son. I'd like to establish some sort of contact with you because I want your opinion. I want you to answer your question. Trouble is, of course, that none of you knew Edward. Edward was my son, my only son. He was 23 when he was killed, a lovely boy with a charming smile. I can remember when Edward was a baby. We were playing Mr. and Mrs. Bolt then, living in a little place in Hammersmith. Oh, Lord. Oh, how wonderful, darling. It's just beautiful. The best baby cards they'll have in the store. But of course. Oh, he'll love it, dear. And that isn't all. I've been buying rips. Champagne. Look what I've made for him. Oh, it's magnificent. I've never seen such a birthday cake. I wrote that myself, and I like it. Really? Happy birthday, Edward. Well, that seems to cover it. But don't you think a happy birthday to Edward would have been better? Oh, no, no. Now, this is perfect. And this is happy birthday to Mother Thumb Edward. Oh, unreal imitation pearls. How did you ever manage it? Someday you're going to have real, real pearls. Big ones. I? You believe in me, don't you? Why, yes, of course. Why do you ask? Because I've just gone into a new business. Arnold. And I thought I'd like to do it on Edward's birthday. Might be lucky. Well, I've got to wash up. But Arnold, what business? Americans call it installment buying, instead of saving up to buy something, you buy it right away and pay for it gradually. Not so loud, dear. You'll wake Edward. Pay for what? Well, furniture chiefly, stoves too, I think. Maybe ice boxes. Well, it must be a very nice kind of business. You'll make people happy. Oh, well, that isn't quite why I'm going into it. Now, I'm not supposed to reopen the champagne. Oh, but, Doctor, what hope would be here any minute? I think, oh, maybe he's here now. Might be Harry. Harry Sinkins. Oh, darling, don't be silly. He's my partner in the new business. Well, but he's been to prison. Well, he's out now. Harry wasn't lucky, that's all. I don't understand, Arnold. He's got some capital and a good business brain. It's the chance of a lifetime for me. Well, he might trick you into something. Don't you worry about that. I just don't want anything to be different, that's all. I'm so happy with things as they are, and I... Well, Arnold, he's still waiting. Well, let him in. Well, but what can I say to him? Um, ask him how he's like being in prison, dear. What did I expect him? Oh, yes, of course, Dr. Woodhopper. Well, I just thought he was... Oh, this is the Edward. It's, um, it's a teddy bear. Oh, yeah, he's just a dog. Dr. Woodhopper. Oh, wonderful, wonderful. I mean, it's got Edward's ears too, hasn't it? Champagne, well, dear, dear. He can mix it with his milk, can't he? Oh, that's a very interesting experiment. Unfortunately, the young man's still sleeping. Well, don't be so sure, dear. That side better run in there and see. Excuse me, Dr. Woodhopper. Well, this is both Edward's doing very nice. Oh, he's fine, fine. Do you think his eyes should be examined? Why, is it finding it difficult to read? Oh, no, no, but seriously, I just thought you might, you might want to check on. Oh, you have a fine healthy boy, Mr. Boat. Don't you worry about him. It is a shame that he can't come down and see his presence, though. Oh, you have a speech I'm about to make. Oh, dear, a long one. Well, I won't worry, Mrs. Boat. There's a doctor present. Please bring to Edward. Edward, my boy, you sound asleep, I hope.  I just tucked them back. This is just to let you know that down here we have the matter of your future well in hand. Sleep safe, Edward. The world shall be your oyster. Yeah, yes. What does that mean, Arnold? The world is your oyster. It means that nothing is going to be too good for him other. It was in 1919, five years later, even when I was in the waiting room of the doctor's office, some specialist would hope it sent us to. Edward was ill, seriously ill. And while we waited there in agony, would hope and the specialist were deciding the fate of our little boy. The boy is six, you say? Only a child would hope. Yes, Dr. Kedner. I attended Mrs. Boat when he was born. I don't believe she can have another. Oh, that's too bad. The father, what were the circumstances? He has a furniture store. He hadn't been doing his own well lately. Why? I was thinking of Schmidt in Switzerland. He doesn't operation for this condition, but quite expensive and no guarantee. No. Mr. Kedner, we begin plaster at Paris for a year. After that, we'll see. Could I make a sound as hopeful as possible, Dr. Kedner? Of course, of course. No, I suppose you have them come in here. I don't mean to be rude, Dr. Kedner, but if you could just come to the point and tell me where to go. Mr. Boat, your son is suffering from what we call an atrophy of the nerves and the hip. But how many of them? No, not necessarily at all. We'll put him in a plaster cast. But after the year, he won't have a limp or have several most amazing recoveries, Mr. Boat. Then he will move. Oh, no, you mustn't fret, Mrs. Boat. That would be bad for the bear. Isn't there something we could do? Isn't there an operation or electric treatments or something? There's nothing that I can recommend, Mr. Boat. We're very grateful, Dr. Kedner. I know that Edward's in the very best hands. Yes, but if he means anything, I mean anything at all. We want him to have the best. And of course you do. But we must be patient. Yes. Goodbye, Dr. Thank you. Not at all, not at all. Good day to you, Mr. Mr. Boat. This Kedner knows what he's talking about. He is the best in London, I mean. Can you come home with me? No, I can't, darling. Harry's waiting for me at the shop. You take the taxi. Oh, there's one now across the street. Edward won't get any worse, will he? He'll promise to tell me if he does. No, even then, he won't get worse. But is there any reason for this? Anything I should have done? Anything I've done wrong? No, of course not. It could have happened at any time. But to Edward, my son and I can't just look at him and pretend that I can't. Yes, you can. I'll be all right. Yes, of course you'll be all right. Why don't you deal with her, all right? Well, if you know that I went on the bus with you, I'll know that I've got a few things I can... Oh, I'll be all right. Just try to come home soon, darling. Thank you, love. Well, because I didn't want to mention this little thing about her, you know, could you raise? Why, I couldn't yet. Could do. It isn't very successful, but there's a surgeon in Switzerland. Now, can you get her to the £1,000? You mean Edward... You mean, really? All I can say is that if Edward were my boy, that's what I'd do. If I could, that is. And if it were possible... Yes, I'm sorry, Arnold. I shouldn't have mentioned it. Say anything you're even, till it's all been arranged. Just go back in there and tell that doctor my son is going to have whatever is best for him. Go on, go ahead and tell him that. Tell him he's going to have what's best for him. I'll raise for you. I've got to get out of the firm. Oh? Yes. I've seen whatever interest I have for what I put in five years ago. That's very nice of you, man. I wouldn't do it if it weren't for Edward. He needs that operation and I need £1,500. Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Arnold. But I've got bad news for you. Huh? While you were gone, Baker paid his visit. I put all my money into this. Everything I had. It wasn't enough, bankruptcy. People who owe just a little go bankrupt. It's time I owe so much, they won't dare let me. The next time for me, I'm going to sell out to some other firm. No, you could. Except our stock has never been paid for. Huh. And I've got a sort of prejudice about going to prison again. It's suppressing everything you're son. Oh, listen, Arnold, I do anything within reason, anything. But the sad truth is, we're broke. How much fire insurance do we carry, Harry? Three thousand.  Oh, I want no part of it. Just an idea. What makes you think you could get away with it? What away with what? Well... I'm glad you're not that crazy. Now, there's back premiums due... That's why I thought you might like to, well, put two hundred more into the account. Two hundred? For the back premiums. Then I could increase the insurance to five thousand, just in case something did happen around here. You said you only needed fifteen hundred. Did I? You know, there's a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at its flood, leads on to fortune. Do you know who wrote that? No. Neither do I. But it wasn't a little man. And I'd be careful about pipe, all this stuff around here. Well, I should go up just like that. Yes, you'd be careful about pipe. One week later, an early Sunday evening it was, I found Harry Simpkins waiting outside my house. Oh! I'm not about giving you up, Arnold. I'm glad I waited. I had to see you. Come on, name Harry. Where's the Mrs. and the little boy? Don't worry, they can't hear you. Now listen, Arnold, I've been thinking things over.  See, it's off. I was crazy to agree to it. Come to think of it, I never did agree to it. Didn't you? Then why did you give me the money for the back premium? Well, I want it back. And don't try to get smart with me, Arnold. Just give me back my money now. Why didn't you use your money for the premiums, Harry? Huh? You mean the scheme's off? Why didn't you tell me? The scheme isn't off. I started the fire an hour ago. Phew! What? I only needed a hundred for the premiums. The other hundred sent Evelyn and Edward to Switzerland. First class. I'll tell him the truth. That's what I'll do. Why not wait and see what happens? It's all right, if you do. But how will we know when it happens? Well, I suppose we'll hear the fire engines. They go practically right by here. Then I imagine the police will telephone me. Do you know how much we're insured for now? Exactly? You said five thousand. Six. I hope you haven't been too greedy. No, I think you've gone mad. Yeah, so do I. Then why did you do it? I did it because I was pushed. I want my luck in the future no matter what happens. I'll gamble it all tonight gladly. I believe if you want anything enough, if you can get it. And I want Edward to walk properly through life without a limp. That's all I ask. And nothing else matters, not in the slightest. Yeah. So it seems. Come on, come on. I have a feeling that this is my lucky night. And if you're... That's a bit too soon. Come on, answer it. Yes, this is Mr. Boat. So you'll come along right away. Yes, yes. What? Thank you. Thank you very much.  Is that how you took a man axe when the police called up? That was a telegram, Harry. From Switzerland. Oh, listen. It started. They operated this morning successfully. Successfully? Do you realize what that means? My boy's boy's going to be well. My boy won't limp. It means that Edward... Come over to the window, Harry. Yes, there's quite a day in the sky tonight. There's hardly a home in the western which doesn't reflect the influence of Ellen McCloy, wife of our former High Commissioner to Germany. When Mrs. McCloy arrived in Germany in 1949, she decided to be more than just the wife of the High Commissioner. There were nearly 10 million outcasts in the western area. There were 35 countries, bewildered people who needed guidance and encouragement. Mrs. McCloy knew that big problems can be solved from small beginnings. So she bought a few sewing machines and opened a sewing room where the women could make warm winter clothing for their families. Well, the sewing room was an immediate success. As they sewed, the women discussed common interests found new friends. 30 more sewing rooms were begun in the United States zone. Early in 1950, Mrs. McCloy began visits which took her into every town in the U.S. zone as well as the French and British areas. She spoke to the women, told them how American women lived and how they became good citizens. She spoke honestly with German housewives and pulled them out of the depths of self-pity by showing them the meaning of neighborliness. Well, these are but a few examples of what she did to help those who needed help. During her three years staying in Germany, Mrs. McCloy did much to assure the future of her democracy. As one German housewife put it, most Germans found McCloy is better even than the Marshall plan. Yes, Ellen McCloy had proved that by helping others, you help your country. Now act two of Edward my son starring Walter Pigeon as Arnold Bolt. My luck was phenomenal. Everything I did got success, money and honors. I was so honored now. So on a boat, I was in school. And one day, in answer to a letter, I had occasion to visit Mr. Hanway, the headmaster. I hope I haven't get to waiting for Arnold. Oh no, not at all. I've been walking through the grounds. Beautiful, simply beautiful. You must be very attached to Granger, Mr. Hanway. I am indeed. I don't get to the country much anymore so I must thank you for writing me. It was not a pleasant letter to write for Arnold. You don't often admit failure here. No, that's where you differ from me. I never admit failure. Now, why do you want to expel my son? I'm not expelling him. I'm perfectly willing that Edward should remain until the end of the term. I find it difficult to see the distinction. Arnold, have you considered that this may be for the good of the boy? Believe me, I have Edward's interest at heart as well as the school's. The school's? How? I find Edward a corrupting influence. I find the idea of my small son corrupting anyone rather absurd. If I didn't, I should be very angry. You don't like Edward, do you? My feelings have nothing to do with it. Well, mine have. I love him. Well, shall I ship him off to Reformatron? No, no, of course not. There are many excellent schools at Specialise. I am not interested in excellent schools at Specialise. I wish my son would be here. I think that Edward is a normal, nice child and with a little understanding will be a credit to Braingary.  For me, from his mother? He learned them here. It's your responsibility and you're not going to shelve it. I can't accept that, Arnold. You're going to accept it, Mr. Hanway? Are you threatening me? I am. Mr. Hanway, well, these mortgages were in the hands of Dobson and Company. Were? Anyone holding the mortgages is in a position to pour clothes, forcing yourself and the school into bankruptcy. I now hold them. You? I'd throw my moustache, Mr. Hanway, if I had a moustache. Yes, I acquired them when Edward entered here, just in case something like this should arise. Well, it has arisen. And I am now fighting with anything that comes on. Hey, I can't believe it. I'd be a hypocrite to say I'm sorry for you. I am prepared, however, to allow you to remain until the end of the term. I believe that's the prospect you offered, Edward. Well, well, I wonder what will happen to all these buildings, those plain fields out there. Hmm, factory site, perhaps. One of those luxury hotels there. And do you really believe that what you're doing will benefit your son? I shall do my best to see that it does. I can't believe it. I can't believe that one man can destroy another man's career. A whole tradition. Nothing's safe anymore. No standards, no principles, no... Good day, Mr. Hanway. Sir Arnold, wait. Wait, please. Yes? I don't care about myself. I do about Ben Derry. You win, Sir Arnold. We... No, it isn't a question of winning or losing, Mr. Hanway. Let's... So we've worked out a solution. And I suppose it is conceivable that we haven't done our utmost here to understand your son. Yes, yes, of course. Mr. Hanway, I think it unwise that you should ever be placed in this position again. I'm giving you this check. An unconditional gift to Grangeri. But I couldn't possibly... It's in the interest of Grangeri, and that's the one thing we both have at heart, isn't it? Sure, Mr. Hanway, Mr. Hanway. Am I? I confess I've always felt skeptical about these Napoleons of finance who rise so mysteriously from obscurity. There's nothing really mysterious about business success. In my case, I had a small business and I wanted to enlarge it. But what did you lose on? I lost the insurance. It's tarnishing. Yes, isn't it? I would give you the facts. The incident at Grangeri School is one of the facts. It's for you to judge.  One afternoon, I promised to meet even at my office. Oh, good afternoon, Mr. Hanway. I'm sorry, Sir Arnold isn't back yet. I'm sure he won't be long. And Dr. Wood has been waiting for him, too. Oh, really? He's in the outer office. May I send for tea? Oh, no, Miss Pan. I'm just going to chat with Dr. Wood. Evelyn, I'm so happy to see you, my dear. What a nice surprise. Seems like years, Larry. I'll smart you, look. Thank you. It did not just leave him for Switzerland. Did Arnold say it for you? Yes. Is there anything wrong with him? Not that I know of. Larry, why don't you come to see us anymore? I'm officially... Well, I... I want to, Evelyn, but... you know how it is. You didn't come to Edward's last birthday. It was the first one you missed. Yes, I... I know. I just wondered if there was anything we'd seen at then, that's all. No, no, of course not. How is Edward? He's a grown-up now. He sheaves every other day. The boys are genius. Is he, Larry? Is he, why? I don't know. A genius, maybe. Oh, Larry, I'm so glad to see you again. Tell me about Edward. Well, of course, I haven't kissed boys in dreadfully. I'm sometimes so afraid he'll never have any real sense of values. There are some things that are so long. For instance? Well, I don't know. Well, for them to be... he's not quite as straight about money as he should be. And for them to know that Arnold lets him have a glass of port in the evenings, but... but he doesn't always stop at one glass. He's not 17 yet. Maybe he is a genius. Like Arnold? You don't like Arnold anymore, do you? Well, let's just say that I don't approve of some of the things that he does. Lately? Well, the Simkins Savings Bank collapse was a few years ago, but... But that was Harry Simkins. It broke Arnold's heart when it happened. Only Arnold came out of it a much richer man, and Simkins went to jail. Didn't I read that he killed himself? Yes, it was terrible. You don't know how Arnold tried to help that man. Do you know that some people believe that Simkins deliberately set fire to him? Then other people. Horrible. They're jealous of Arnold. Besides, anything he's done has been for me and Edward. Yes, I know. And he's made a most unhealing mess of it. Tell me what to do, Larry. It's too late. But Edward's only 16. I'm talking about Arnold. Larry, you're all phoned. You have the right to tell Arnold what you're doing money for. Or... You can tell him that you can kill something inside a person unless you treat him as a human being. That's all I ask for, Edward. And for yourself? I wasn't talking about myself. Oh, yes. Yes, yes, you were. No, that's not what I'm to say. You know that. I have no right to love you either. I... I don't think I'll ever wonder what happened to me. You knew it, didn't you? I... I've known him for a long time. What I'd like to do... You mean about... I mean about Edward. Hello, Larry. Oh, hello, Arnold. Sorry, I'm Lady Blue. Have you got everything, dear? Travelers, checks, cash? What about your luggage? Mr. Groves is taking care of everything, Arnold. When we get to Zurich, there will be a brass band and an illuminated address. Well, it could be arranged, you know. It's just a rumor, but I can't say I wouldn't be pleased to have a title to pass on to Edward. By my boy, you should get married and have children. It's a great incentive. Well, I'm off. Goodbye, Larry. It has been nice seeing you again. Now, what's all this formality between old friends? Goodbye, old friend. My best to Edward. I will. Goodbye, dear. Just have a good time, you hear? And get some of that color back. I'll wire as soon as we get there, Arnold. Yes, do that. She doesn't look well, does she? Well, it's been so long since I've seen her. And how do you think I look, Larry? Oh, much as I expected, Arnold. Amazing with it. Well, I am. Tell me, do you ever look at some of us ordinary human beings? Where are those of us who make crack under the strain of trying to keep up with you?  We should do that. Talk about this, Larry, someday when I have a little more time. I'm sorry. No, no, I mean it. Right now, I want to talk to you about your hospital. I want to help you. I want to build a new wing. That's very kind of you, Arnold. Why not? After all, I mean it. Yes? The gentlemen from the Admiralty are here for Arnold. Well, you can wait, Miss Brown. Admiral Benson is with them, sir. Oh, I see. I'll call you right back. Sorry, Larry, there's a delegation of gold braid out there. Oh, that's quite all right. Look, Arnold, come here next week and we can have dinner. Yes, I'd be delighted, Arnold. Miss Perrin can always reach me at the hospital. That's the trouble with you doctors. Busy, always busy. What time is it? Almost half past five, sir. Well, anything left for me to do? Well, there's a personal check. If you care to sign it now. No, sir Arnold. Poor chap. I really believe he didn't leave for what happened to him. He seemed to see me one day after he'd got a prison. I wanted to help him set him up in prison or something. Instead, he jumped off the roof of this building. It's very kind of you to help his widow. Maybe it's my patience. What do you think, Miss Perrin? That's possible, I suppose. Does that mean, sir Arnold?  I feel like talking. What do you think, Miss Perrin? Curiously enough, just at the moment, there's sir Arnold Boat and company. I think you're right. Yes. I like finding out about things, don't you? I'm just one of you found out about me, for instance. I've worked for you for some time, sir Arnold, but I still regard all information concerning you as strictly confidential. Oh, that's very commendable. What do you do, Miss Perrin? I don't know. I work for you for some time, sir Arnold, but I still regard all information concerning you as strictly confidential. What do you think, Miss Perrin? I don't know. What did you suppose happened to me? I just thought perhaps you... I don't know.  Would you like to have dinner with me tonight? Is it a reward for my diligence, sir Arnold? No, no, no. Just because I'd like to. Do you mind if I go home and dress? As a matter of fact, we both dress. Pick you up at 8. 8.30. What's that? What are you writing down? Just my guess, sir Arnold. How it started. Eileen Perrin and I, a love story, sorted, discreditable. But I want you to know about it. Not because I fancy myself the middle-aged darn one, but because it is part of the whole story. Many months later, Eileen discovered that her apartment was being watched. At the time, Evelyn and Edward were in Paris. Two days later, I joined her there. I'm sorry you didn't let me know you were coming, Arnold. Edwin, I'm leaving in Paris today. Are you leaving? In half an hour. That is, if I can find Edward. What does that mean? It means that I've been checking all the cocktail bars, but I can't find him. So, you're leaving. And where are you going to hide from me? Why should I hide from you? On the advice of your lawyer, I imagine. Anyway, I can tell you where Edward is. I phoned him this morning. Did you? I told him I wanted to surprise you. We thought the best way to keep you here was for him to disappear a little while. I told him I didn't think you'd be angry. I am angry, but not with him. Like all your actions nowadays, I find it very underhand. And I find it underhand to have one's husband investigated by private detectives. Incidentally, Evelyn, I haven't the slightest intention of giving you a before. Really? Why? Because I should let you to fight and lose. I wondered what to realize with all your money and power. There are still some things you can't get away with. I've seen Evelyn Pern for the last time. You can believe that. What did you tell Ronald? Was it a scene? Did she cry? You're not an unattractive man, you know. Stop it. I won't listen to this sort of... I beg your pardon. Anyway, I wondered what to see the sort of man his father is. No, no, he doesn't. He admires you, Ronald, as I used to. He loves you as I used to. I think it divorces the only way of bringing Edward to his senses. Why? What does he don't know? Edward got very drunk last night. Oh. He's 17 on the line. If he goes on like this, what will he be like at 20? Well, those young men get tipsy now, and then what's so terrible about that? That you don't think it's terrible. That's what's so terrible. To you, it's all rather a joke, isn't it? When I ask you to stop sending money to a new promise and then break your promise. I'm frightened, Ronald. I'm frightened for my son. That's why I'm taking him away. Anyway, away from England, I command that it is to work for his living and to have responsibilities. I shall be one of those, too, because I don't intend to take much money with me. Do you think Edward's going to agree to all of this? Forever. It will be quite a shock. But I think he still loves me, and he's not altogether lacking in courage or... or pride. Ronald, I'm... I'm awfully tired. Do you mind going now? Go? Where? I'm still your husband. We're not divorced yet, you know. How long did you tell Edward to stay away? Oh, just enough for us to have a little chat. Well, we've had it. Please leave. Don't be saving. Excuse me, Miss Payne, but I didn't realize that it made you so bitter. I'm sorry. You haven't understood one word of what I've been saying, have you? Just that you think the only way to deal with Edward is to break up his home. Home? Where did he ever have a home? Something that wasn't a cross between a toy department and the Bank of England. Presided over by a perpetual fairy godfather who granted his every wish before he even thought of it himself. Do you suggest that? Possibly, but I'm not one of them. I've seen a fairy godfather when he's off duty and I think it's time Edward should too. So you're going to tell him everything? Oh, no. You're going to tell him everything? Yes. I assume that that means Larry too, of course. Larry would hope so love with you and you think and I think that you're in love with him. That's why you want the divorce. You must be mad. This is going to be very bad for him, even. I have no ideas about doctors who make love to their patients. Are you accusing me? No, not yet. But I'll make very certain that Larry gets his full share of bad publicity. I don't think I ever despise you as much as I do now. I've always fought for Edward and I always will. And if you think you can slander me, turn him against me. You've made the biggest mistake of your life. Edward is my son. Yes, I'm afraid he is. Please, will you go now? Nothing till you promise to drop this case. Why should I? Because I've made the stakes too high. You never were much of a gambler were you? Hello? Yes, just a moment. The desktop wants to know if we're staying tonight or not.  I won't tell you why, but if I won't... Hello? Oh, yes, we're all staying. Can you send up my baggage, please? Of August 5th, 1949, the country of Ecuador suffered one of the most disastrous earthquakes of the present century. The dead numbered from 6 to 8,000. 20,000 are more injured and 100,000 are made homeless. 53 towns were destroyed or badly damaged. But from the United States Army installations and Panama came immediate aid. Military planes shuttle back and forth with emergency supplies, food, medicine, clothing, and especially tents for the homeless. Besides material things, doctors, nurses, and engineers volunteered from far and near to give their own hands in the work of saving lives. The warm-heartedness of these angels in uniform is remembered in Ecuador as a bright light in its darkest hour. Such acts as these by you and your friends today are shaping our world of tomorrow. A pigeon as on a boat and a button. Reserved twin is something for you to decide. It's now 1939, with the war starting to close in around us. You were calling. I'll be waiting there and help them be there. Since he fixed the term himself, I thought for once he might be punctual. Oh, he treats you disgracefully. My dear, this is Phyllis Mayden, Doctor Woodhope. Our doctor Woodhope Phyllis, who brought everything to the world. Who then understands you, Doctor? Phyllis Mayden, I hope you and Edward will be very happy. Thank you. Yes, they will be. I know. Very happy. Well, I think we must rendezvous them. I'll never be at the barclub I ate 30. We're having a little party, Larry. Join us, or please do. Oh, I'm sorry, but I am not busy these days, you know? I'm sorry, too. Goodbye, darling. And do tell Edward not to keep us waiting. Yes, yes, I'll tell him to hurry, dear. What do you think of her? Very lovely. Are you Edward? Larry, just what do you need? Oh, come on. That's a rather drastic reform, isn't it? We have a gink to celebrate. How do you think I'm looking, Larry? Fine. When I get Edward married, maybe I'll try taking the cure. Do you think people know I drink? No, I don't. Honour, does. Perhaps that's why he's sent for you. Perhaps he thinks you... Larry! Well, as usual, my apologies. That's all right, Arnold. Did you bring Edward back with you? Yes, he went upstairs to dress. Evelyn, you haven't forgotten the party tonight. No, Arnold, but... I think I'm going to have one of my headaches. Just run up and change, dear. You'll be late. Didn't you hear me? I said I was going to have a headache. You're not going to have a headache, Evelyn. You're not going to spoil Edward's party. You see, Larry, no headache. Isn't it marvelous? You and Edward go ahead. I'll join you there later. Suppose we can talk here, Larry? Where does it hurt? No, no, no. None of the little doctor jokes. I feel fine. I asked you here because I want you to meet someone. A girl. Well, Miss Maiden, I've already met her. Congratulations. Thanks. But she's not the girl I'm talking about. You see, Edward's already married. Who is joking now? Nobody. It happened ten days ago. Edward's been in Sussex. He's had a flying lately. Anyway, some other pilot staged a party, and when Edward woke up, he discovered he was married. Oh, the girl was no stranger, I suppose, but believe me, he had no intention to do it. What about Evelyn? Does she know? No, of course not. No one knows. I'm having a marriage in L.D. There'll be no publicity. And the bride from Sussex agrees to order? I think she will. Yes, I'm maybe to see you in the Lord. Yes, I'm expecting you ever to come in, please. Because Edward Henry, which is here, this cart wants to handle a whole deal. And it's very considerate of Edward. I'm under the witness, Larry. You don't mind?  Well, at least I'm a doctor. Miss Foxley, my Lord. Miss Foxley, I'm Lord Boat. How do you do? And this is Dr. Whitmore, old friend of the family. He brought Edward into the world. No, he didn't even go down. How do you do? You were very nice to come here. Please, sit down. I've always wondered how Edward's father has seen your pictures, of course. I wish we had met under happier circumstances. Well, I suppose we may just as well get down to business. You don't mind, Dr. Whitmore, do you? No, no, I don't mind. You haven't even known Edward, Miss Foxley. No, I know you. You know who he was, of course. Well, not at first, I didn't know, Lord. And you think he's in love with you? He's with the family there, you know. I think he's a bit afraid of responsibility. It's made him stop loving you for a while. But we are married, and... And what? Well, I don't know. But I know it's going to be all right. But it's not that he's weak. It's just that he thinks I'm, like, unmarried and married me. I suppose that I think so, too. Edward deeply regrets having married you. He wants it to know. Yes, I know. He sent me a letter. But he must tell me to my face it's no good if Edward is running away like this. Well, the thing we have to think about now is what are you going to do? I don't know, Lord. Miss Foxley, will you be guided by me in this? Do you have a family? No, no one. I'd like to be your friend, if you'll allow me. Thank you, Lord Bolt. Well, I'm not for a moment conveying Edward's conduct. I think he behaved very badly. Well, I think Betty and I can work this out between ourselves, after all. That's all right, Arnold. I'm quite interested in your plan. Yes, I know. But it is rather a family matter, and I will... Don't mind him being here a minute. Really, I must insist. I live in one condition. With Miss Foxley, there's no promise. Now, if Lord Bolt suggests something that you don't agree with, you walk out of here. Oh, now, really, after all, go on. Get out of here with him. When? I've had a promise. Then promise, Miss Foxley, please. Let's get something settled tonight. I promise, Dr. Wittig. Satisfied? No, I'm not satisfied. I'm not daring. If I couldn't be of any help, I'm in the firm with Miss Foxley. Lawrence would hope. Well, now we can get on with it. He's a nice fellow, but a bit of an alien man. And I'm the fool, aren't I, Lord Bolt? Don't sense. You're a young and pretty girl, and one day you're going to make the proper marriage. But I'm not such a fool as to think I could fight for Edward against you. Besides, if Edward really loves me... I want to take care of you. I don't need anyone to take care of me. It's not the one who needs that. But what are you going to do? Nothing that he'd call you any while, Lord Bolt. He's only money. If Edward wants the environment, he can have it. It was that simple. Edward and Phyllis Maiden were married the following spring. It wasn't the elaborate wedding I had planned. It took place during the marriage. Edward in the uniform of an R.L.F. pilot. Three months later, Edward was dead. Hello. We're at the base. We're at the base, my friend. I've been away and I'm just home. We're having a celebration. We have a glass of wine, Larry. It's just beef today, remember? Of course. Thank you. Edward, my son, his first birthday party, and it's toast, the words of your aster. Run around. I often think of that day, when I see such a perfect start and let it present at the beginning of the end.  I don't know. Sorry, I don't know why. That's what I want to know, a weekend that I'll spoil them. Other people spoil their children, and they get over it. I couldn't bear to do it. Edward would have got over it. He would have been all right. Oh, I must turn down to the wardrobe. I had to be back soon. If you're welcome, someone to talk to me so I can sleep. I keep a big curtain about my husband. Squadron, that's what he said? Edward was killed standing his plane. Don't you think you're very ready? He probably not like his commanding officer. This Sunday, I'm up in 30 seconds. They said it would take Edward about 30 seconds to fall. He wasn't very high. I thought that would please you, Arnold. He didn't say, where are you thought of leading me? To the staircase, perhaps. Best for my son because I love him. You come to the sea, Larry. Come in, Arnold. Come in. Nice of you to see me, Larry.  I always had time to see Arnold both of you. Good heavens, Larry.  Believe it, I might have. By Dr. Ranizidari. Which one is Edward's son? We'd like to go through it all again, wouldn't you? Making the same mistake? I do say that, Larry. I don't need your help. I could use it, but I don't need it. Anybody in this crazy, cringy is turning against me these days. All of you, you, the bank inspectors and anyone who gets in my way, I always have and I always will. What would you have done? Good night.