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There is no Wanda. Jane Lytle is 14 years old. Jane's mother, Mildred, is a nurse. Her father, Jack Lytle, is a postman. Mildred and Jack are concerned parents. The Lytle home should be a happy one. But Jane insists that she has a sister named Wanda. The sister Wanda does not exist. Not for Mildred, not for her husband Jack. Only for their only daughter, Jane. Mildred cannot cope with it any longer. She feels she has come to the end. But Mildred doesn't know that this is only the beginning of our story. A new adventure in radio listening. Brought to you five nights a week by Sears Robuck & Company. Sears, where America shops. Your hosts, Lorne Green. I'll bring you stories of the Old West and the New. Andy Griffith with a look at the funny side of life. Vincent Price with tales of mystery and suspense. Cicely Tyson with stories about love, hate, and related things. Richard Widmerth, I'll bring you stories of pure adventure. Five nights of exceptional entertainment every week. 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We'll have a drink and make mine a double. What's wrong? Jane. Wanda? Who else? Where is she? Probably in the park. Isn't that where she always looks for Wanda? Will you please fix me a drink? How long has she been gone? About an hour. Jack, I can't take it anymore. The look on her face, the way she calls me Mildred. I just can't handle it anymore. It goes on and on. We've been through the doctors, the clinics. You name it. And she still thinks she has a sister named Wanda. Could you help me please? I don't know. I'm looking for my sister. I've been all over the park and I can't find her. Maybe she went home. You don't understand. I lost her in the park. I'm afraid to go home without her. She's only six. She was wearing a red coat. Her name is Wanda. I haven't seen her, but I think you'd better go home and tell your parents. I can't go home until I find Wanda. She always goes to the park. I covered every inch of it. And maybe she went to Anne's house. No, I called there.  I was there twice. Jack, it's not like when she used to run off when she was five or six. Now she looks older than 14. Nobody's going to take her by the hand and bring her home. I'm going to call the police. You can't keep going up and down the aisle, young lady. Intermission's almost over. If you want to stay in here, you'll have to buy a ticket and sit down. She was wearing a red coat. We came here before we went to the park. Her name is Wanda. She's only six years old. We'd better go out to the lobby. Look, I've been on duty all day. There's been no little girl in a red coat. She's very tiny for her age. The manager said you could come in and look for your sister during intermission. The feature picture is going to start in a minute. If she was in here, you would have found her by now. What's that got to do with the feature picture? The lights are on. There isn't even a line in front of the popcorn counter. This picture is so bad. If your sister was here, she'd have to be hiding under the empty seats. I'm afraid to go home without her. That's not really true. Mildred and Jack think I made up Wanda. Who are Mildred and Jack? My mom and dad. I don't know what you're on, but you'd better go trip out someplace else. Rossfield Clinic. One moment, please. You still there, Dr. Shaker? Yes, operator. This is the front desk. Mr. Ms. Lytle are here. Well, have them go to the lounge and tell them I'll be right there. This is Lytle. Yes. Please sit down. Where's Jane? She's fine. You'll be able to see her. She's in a dormitory. My name is Crane Shaker. I'm a parapsychologist. I felt it was important that I talk to you personally first. I can understand your fears because your daughter's being held in a psychiatric ward. I know you've been through this before, but please listen to my point of view. Well, you know the pattern. The police, founder, juvenile hall center here shall be held for observation. There'll be the usual recommendation of state hospital, but I'm going to fight it. I think that Jane is telling the truth. That can't be. I've only had one child. Nevertheless, Mrs. Lytle, it's possible that Jane did have a sister named Wanda. What is it? Didn't I tell you I don't want to take any calls? For the moment, just say I'm not in my office. Yes, Crane Shaker is still here. We don't want to be disturbed. Dr. Rosfield, why don't we talk this out later in the day when you're not so busy? You are not leaving this office, Shaker, not till we've come to an understanding. Chronologically, that's the way I want to take it, step by step. I didn't want you here in the first place. I reminded the board of directors that they picked me to run this clinic. I made it clear to them right from the beginning that I believe parapsychology is an unfounded, unproven, bastardized pseudo-science with absolutely no connection to psychology and psychiatric treatment. Unfortunately, this clinic is dependent upon donors. And one of our biggest contributors felt that this new form of quackery should be represented on our staff. That's why you're here. Doctor, I don't want to have to defend my credentials. You know very well I have a medical degree. I'm a psychiatrist. You also know my work in research. I'm all for science, but I don't wish to confine it. There are no limits. Parapsychology, which I embrace, is the scientific investigation of paranormal phenomena, events which cannot be explained in terms of what is already known. Tell me, what is paranormal about Jane? We've documented conclusively that Nildred Lytle has only one child and her name is Jane. She's been here five weeks. The staff has concluded that she suffers from an obsessional delusion. Everyone considers this a textbook case. Everyone but you. You're right. I don't. 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What is the Royal? It's the theater. What theater? On the corner. What corner? Next to Newberry's. Do you know the name of the street? Colby Street. Colby? How far is that from the park? It's just around the corner. What do you do in the park? Wanda's six. We always had to go to the swings first. I'd push her till my arms fell off. I bet I know what you did next. The snack bar, right? No.  Who is the Indian? He was smaller than Wanda. He held his hands out. Water ran out of his hands and filled the pool. Did he talk to you? How could a statue talk to you? He must have had a friendly face. I liked his hands. What did Wanda like? Water mostly. When no one was looking, I let Wanda and the dog splash in the pool. I'll never forget one day. It was really gray. I couldn't see across the street. Did you hear it? Hear what? You know, when a car has to stop fast. No, I didn't hear it. I heard it. Somebody was laughing. It seemed funny to me because I could hear the sound of a siren. One thing I can be sure of, it wasn't Wanda laughing. I was alone. I couldn't find her or the dog. Your dog? Not really. It was more Wanda's. He was always in the park, and he would follow Wanda. What was the dog's name? I don't remember. But he was gone, too. What did you do then? I've said this before, and I'll say it again. None of it makes sense, not even to me. I went home. I said to Mom and Dad, I can't find Wanda. What more can I say? You know the rest? Nobody believes me. There's no Wanda, they say. I'm a freak. Jane, parks are green. They have trees. They have fountains and statues. Can you remember anything else about this park? Pairs would fall off the trees. They were soft and ripe, but they were green. I've never seen green pairs that were soft and ripe. I have. Jane, I believe you have or have had a sister named Wanda. Nobody else believes me. I think you're trying to trick me so you can have me put away. We have something in common. They'd like to put me away too. But I'll tell you how we can beat them. All we have to do is find Wanda. But we're going to have to work together. Are you with me? I'll try. Okay, for now you're in my custody and I'm willing to take you home. But Jane, if you run off without me I won't be able to help you. Now, hold on to this card and don't lose it. What is it? That's my phone exchange. You can reach me 24 hours a day. Why are you doing this? You don't even know me. You remember your sister Wanda, right? Yes, I really do. Sometimes, Jane, our memories go back farther than just this present life we're living. Do you understand what I'm saying? No, not really. Well, I hope you will understand soon. Dr. Shaker's office. This is Dr. Rossfield. Dr. Shaker is not in today. He was supposed to give me a report on Jane Lytle. He promised it would be on my desk this morning. He's in San Diego. I expect to hear from him later this afternoon. If it's an emergency, Dr. Rossfield, I'm sure I can reach him. Have him call me. Operator. Alice, I've got to track down Dr. Shaker. I've got his schedule in front of me. He's at the Grant Hotel in San Diego. Try there first. And then the County Hall of Records. I can hardly read my own writing. The San Diego Union. That's a newspaper. Now, if he gets to that point, he would be in the Department of Dead Files. Good luck. Dr. Shaker, you're wanted on the telephone. Where can I take it? You can use the phone on the desk next to the window. Thank you. This is Dr. Shaker. This is Judy. You'd better call Dr. Rossfield. He sounded very uptight. I can't be bothered now. I'm still in the Hall of Records. I'm close, very close. Judy, I've found the Indian. I'm going through the obituary files. I don't envy you. I've got it narrowed down to four years. Jane said she took Wanda to the Royal Theater, then went to the park. The Royal Theater was converted into a movie house in 1958. And it was torn down in 62. What'll I tell Dr. Rossfield? Be my guest. I'm fixing your tea, Dad. Do you want some toast? Tea's enough this morning. Is Mom coming in for breakfast? She's still on duty. The hospital transferred her to the intensive care ward. One sugar. I could make cinnamon toast. I'm not hungry, Jane. Sit down. I want to talk to you. Talk? Jane, you know I'm not an educated man, but I try to have an open mind. We've been through it so much. Wanda, Wanda, Wanda. Well, yesterday this Dr. Shaker called me. He hammered me with questions. What in the world did you tell him? No more than what I've told you. I went to a movie, then I took Wanda to the park. I started getting sleepy. I said to Wanda, we're going to sit under this tree and take a nap. The last thing I remember was a dog barking. When I woke up, Wanda was gone. I lost her. Jane, you and I are sitting in this kitchen. There are two bedrooms in this house.  Where does Wanda sleep? I know it's weird. I can't explain it. It's a feeling I can't control. I can't sleep. I can't rest. I know there's no Wanda in this house. There never has been. But there is a Wanda someplace in my life, and I have to find her. Help me, Dad. Yes? Dr. Shaker's here. Send him in. I wanted to see me, Dr. Rosfield. You asked for two weeks, Shaker. I gave them to you. The two weeks ended yesterday. I'm very close now, Dr. Rosfield. I need a few more days. You act like I'm some kind of administrator in an accounting office. You're putting this on a personal level. My interest is in Jane. My interest is in Jane, too. And this clinic. And what I believe in. What is best for Jane? I had a long talk with Jane's parents this morning. For your information, Jane is back in the clinic. She's going to receive the treatment the staff recommended. You didn't put her back on Ward 3. Yes. And the committal has my full endorsement. I know, Jane. I know where I'm going with her. If you keep her here under these conditions, there may be appalling repercussions. I hate to repeat myself, but you asked for two weeks, and Jane's still looking for her sister Wanda. You believe that Jane is not telling the truth? I believe that she did have a sister named Wanda. Think about it. She talked about a park with an Indian statue. Water ran out of his hands. Three blocks from the park, she said her house was on a street called Colby. So far, I've located the park. It's in San Diego. There is a statue just as Jane described it. And there is a street named Colby. And it is three blocks from the park. I think you should take your psychic act and put it in a carnival where it belongs. I want to take Jane to San Diego with me. You're not taking her anywhere. You don't understand. We're fighting time. There could be a complete breakdown. I've got to go to the ward and talk to her right now. You don't understand, Shaker. You're off the case.  This Monday there is a meeting at the board. Not only will you be off this case, but you'll be out of this clinic once and for all. Here's Radio Theatre. We'll return after this message from your local station. Yeah, that was about two weeks after Dad had his stroke. Did he have high blood pressure? Don't know. He's doing a little better now, but he can't speak too well. Has trouble walking too, doesn't it?  You have high blood pressure? I don't know. I feel okay. I'm not high-strung like Dad. Whether you're high-strung or low-strung, whether you feel just fine or not, has nothing to do with high blood pressure. High blood pressure is a major risk factor in stroke and heart attack, but it has no obvious symptoms. It can only be detected by a simple, quick and painless test. The American Heart Association also wants you to know that black Americans as a group are more likely to have high blood pressure than whites. We don't know why. But high blood pressure can usually be controlled if it's detected. For more information, contact your American Heart Association. We're fighting for your life. Here's a tip from your Better Business Bureau. Each year, medical quackery takes many dollars from unsuspecting people, as well as endangering the health of innocent victims. Watch out for the telltale signs. There are several different types of quackery to look out for. For example, false claims for drugs, food fads, and unnecessary food supplements, as well as fake medical devices. Remember that their promoters are much more interested in making money than in preserving health. Quackery in drugs includes so-called cures for arthritis, rheumatism, baldness, and pills that, supposedly, melt away fat. Drug quackery can be very dangerous in that the victim is sometimes kept from seeing a doctor and obtaining life-saving treatment. The food quack attempts to convince the dieter that vitamin supplements are the only way to a thinner body. And, once again, only a doctor should diagnose a vitamin deficiency and write up the necessary prescription. A tip from your Better Business Bureau. Vincent Price again. And here's the concluding act of wonder. Meldred. Meldred. What is it? Would you please join us? Dr. Shaker is here. He wants to talk to both of us. I'll be right there. I don't know what to tell you, Dr. Shaker.  Believe me, I know you're trying to do what is right. But the last place for Jane to be right now is in that clinic. Listen, I want to cut this short. Jack and I have had all we can take. You came here twice a day for two weeks. We went along with it. Jane is still looking for Wanda.  And you're looking for Wanda, too. Mrs. Leitle. We love Jane. But Dr. Rossfield is right. She needs psychiatric help. And we're going to have to live with it.  Well, it's not like she's four or five anymore. She's 14 years old. I was willing to try anything. Even this far-fetched notion of yours that she might have had another life. But I realize now that we have to be realistic and objective about Jane's sickness. Oh, I'll get it. Believe me, Dr. Shaker, it's nothing personal. I certainly have an open mind. But what you're asking is just beyond me. Yes, this is Mrs. Leitle. It's a concept that most people have difficulty accepting. This is not mysticism. Our research is scientific. Cases like Jane's have been well-documented. Well, for me, it's unreal. It's not my belief. I have nothing to base it on. Jack. Jack. What is it? That was the clinic. They... Well, don't just stand there. What are you trying to tell me? It's Jane. In the clinic, she broke a window to get out. No. Jack, there was blood on the floor. She must have cut herself. Pardon me. Could you tell me, what time does the feature start? In about 10 minutes. Oh, thank you. I can't get in the ladies' room. It's locked. But I can hear someone in there. It sounds like she's crying. No! You hear me? Open the door. You'll have to open the door. I can hardly hear you. Tell her I'll be right out. What did she say? Slide the lock back. And I mean now. What's she doing? It's that freak again. I'm going to call the police. What is it? Have them come in. Come in. I've had a report from the police. Have they found her? No, not yet. But she was in the theater. We just came from the park. Not a sign of her. We know her pattern. Her habits. It's just a question of time. I'll beg of you. Please, wait at home. Oh, but if she's cut herself. It couldn't have been too bad, Mrs. Lytle. It was nearly two hours after she broke out when she caused a disturbance in the theater. It's obvious she's quite active. Now, the best way you can help her is to wait at home. This is so different. She's run-off, but she's never done anything violent. Well, I've been studying the staff report. Jane's behavior at this point is not... unexpected. She needs help. And it's going to take time. Now, I know you're concerned. We'll find her. Have no fears. But if you want to help Jane, then my advice is for you to go home. Supposing Jane decides to return to the house and you're not there waiting for her. We're closed. Can't you read the sign? My name is Crane Shaker. Now, listen, I'm a doctor, and I'm looking for a doctor. I don't make the rules, doctor. The animal shelter is run by the county. Now, it's spelled out right there. Closing hours, six o'clock. I just want to come in and look for this girl if you will. Let me explain. I can't do it. The supervisor is gone. There's just me and one other security guard. Your name is Jane. She's 14 years old. She's in trouble. She needs me. She could be hiding in there. But we always do a check before we lock the gate. Now, if she was here, I'd know it. But it's possible that you... You wait here. I'll take a look around. I found her. She was in the storage house. Come to the side gate and I'll let you in. He couldn't go away. Jane, I've come here to help you. I don't believe you anymore. You lied to me. No, Jane. Dr. Rosfield believed I was lying to him. You were going to help me find Wanda. I haven't stopped, Jane. I'm still looking for Wanda. Who's this one? Does he drive the ambulance? No, Jane. He works here. He helps take care of the animals. I had to call the police. I can't help it. They've got a rule for everything around here. Well, if you're not her legal guardian, then I have to wait on the police. Do you mind if I make use of your first aid kit? No rule says you can't. I'm not leaving. That cut on her hand. That don't look too good. It's not too deep. No, Jane. Don't take your hand away. I want to fix this bandage. Have you got a pair of scissors? What, and they're wounding the kit? No, I couldn't find one. I'll be right back. Jane, I know where to find Wanda. Hold out your hand. No, it's telling me stories. Wanda is sleeping. No, you've got to look across to me. Jane, listen to me. I'll take you to Wanda. I believe in you. I can prove it. Now, Jane, I'm going to open the door. Can you hear them, Jane? Listen, Jane. Wanda can't be too far away. Blightle, this is Dr. Shaker. I've found Jane. You don't have to worry. She's all right. Mildred, it's Dr. Shaker. He found Jane. He says she's all right. Jack, listen to me. Jane and I are going to stop someplace. Have some ice cream. We're going to talk. Then I don't want to take her to the clinic. I want to bring her home. Now, remember, Jack, I knew where to find her. You know I'm not going to hurt her. And I need your cooperation for Jane's sake. If this stunt are going back to the clinic, then I have no choice. Where'd you find her? At the dog pound. Why are you holding your hand over the receiver? I want to talk to you. What's wrong? This is Dr. Shaker, and I know you think he's crazy. This is all so weird. But he knew where to go and find her. What are you trying to tell me? He wants to bring Jane home. Dr. Rossfield took him off the case. Off the case? Well, maybe Shaker is right. Maybe it's not a case. What are you taking your tea, doctor? Just a little milk and sugar please. I still don't understand the dog pound. The minute she got in bed, she fell asleep like a baby. Wanda supposedly had a dog that used to follow her around the park. Jane couldn't remember the dog's name. Well, after she left the theater, the police at one point spotted her on the south side, but they lost her. At that point, I knew she was looking for Wanda's dog. When I found her at the pound, she was very close to a complete breakdown. Now, please understand, we have to be very careful now. What are you asking of us? Well, I have to state to you, even though you're aware of it, that Dr. Rossfield doesn't believe in anything I'm doing for Jane. As you know, I've been taken off the case. First, I can't do anything for Jane unless you give me permission. Well, just tell me what you want me to do. To begin with, I want your full approval, and you'll have to give me your permission. I'll give you my permission. I want your full approval, and yours, Mrs. Lytle. I'd like Jane to feel she's being supported on all sides. I know you're on Jane's side, but I just don't understand this. Well, the only way we're going to help Jane is to release her from feeling responsible about losing her sister. Well, I'm so tired of saying it, she doesn't have a sister. No, sir, there was a sister. Her name was Wanda, but it wasn't another life. Another life? There were many names for it. Some people call it reincarnation, some people call it transcending, some people call it transmigration of souls. I would be lying if I told you I really understood it, but I have located a Wanda, and it could be Jane's sister. Well, it's beyond me. I don't know what to say. There have been many cases recorded all over the world. It's not that uncommon. There are many institutions doing research. Try to accept it. Jane is not sick. Her statement says possible facts. Like what? Well, Jane talked about an Indian statue. Soft, ripe green pairs. The park was gray. There was a street named Colby. And there was a theater named The Royal. And she talked about hearing a siren. Could have been a fire engine, an ambulance. Those are the clues. The siren, the movie theater, tell me we don't have to go back to the Dark Ages. It establishes the time as the present. The first step was to find the place. Jane and I both agreed that a ripe green pair is an avocado. That limited the area in which I had to search. There are not that many places that grow avocados. What did I need next? In that area, there had to be a park with an Indian statue that had water running out of its hands. There had to be a street three blocks from the park named Colby. I found such a place. It's in San Diego. The whole idea scares me. There's nothing to be afraid of, Mrs. Lytle. We can't let ourselves be trained animals. School to perform in an isolated ring. We have to open our minds. There are so many rings out there to explore. It was hard for me in the beginning to make the break. We're like computers. We've been programmed as to what to accept and what to reject. The first step is to tell yourself you are not a computer. I'll try. Well, what do you want to do, Dr. Shaker?  Oh, please come in. Would you like some coffee, tea? I'd like you to feel comfortable with me. Thank you. Nothing for me. Oh, all right. When you called yesterday, I must confess I was very confused. Today, I would have to say that's an understatement. What has this got to do with Wanda? I hope it's not too difficult for you to talk about. It's still difficult even though it happened 18 years ago. I know. And I still don't know what you're talking about. Once I pinpointed the location, I went through all the obituaries. Mrs. Weber, you had two daughters named Wanda and Jane. They were killed in an automobile accident on Colby Street. I don't need you to remind me of that. True. Who are you? You told me on the phone you were trying to help some girl. Now what in the world do you want from me? The cemetery. Where your daughters are buried. Jane, I've brought you and your mother and father to this graveyard for a reason. Jane, look at this gravestone and tell me what you see written on it. Wanda Weber, age six. It was not your fault, Jane. The driver lost control of his car. He jumped the curb. The car tore into the swings. Wanda died in the ambulance. I can hear the siren. That Wanda died 18 years ago. Jane wasn't even born then. Wanda had a sister who was named Jane. She was also killed in the accident. You can look at the dates. It's clear to all of us that it happened 18 years ago. Jane, we have found Wanda. You don't have to look for her anymore. You mean another Jane? Come over here. Now, read this stone. Jane Weber, age nine. It's hard to believe. I know. It takes a while for these kinds of revelations to sink in. There were two sisters, Jane and Wanda Weber, ages six and nine. They were in the park playing on the swings. The dog started across the street. The driver of the car tried to swing around the dog. Unfortunately, he hit the curb and couldn't control the car. The car smashed into the swings. The Weber's lost both their children. And as you can see, that was 18 years ago. Oh, dude, come in. Mrs. Weber, this is Mr. and Mrs. Lytle. How do you do? This is Jane. How do you do, Mrs. Weber? Well, this is strange to me, but Dr. Shaker is very compelling. And I agree we should be candid. Jane, you don't look like my Jane. You don't look like Mildred. Mildred? There was a Mildred. She was our housekeeper. I remember that door.  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What's up everybody, Jason here for jazzybyscasebreak.com. We just sold out 2022 Panini XR football seven box half case break, pick a teams number three. And this is a fresh case guys, fresh case. And let's rip guys, shoot right there. All right guys, so here we go. So that means you have a character time, means you wanted that from a team random. Everybody there guys. All right one, two, three for the left, four, five, six for the right. Let's see which side we'll get here. It is a five, one, two, three, four, five, six. So we're gonna go with number four on this side here. A little bit later today. I wish I knew, and I wish we had more, but currently right now in our inventory we do not have any. So I can't really tell you if and when we will. I hope so though, I miss it. We did so much for the last week and on release week. Here at Wilson in 99, we got Arnold to 249 for Atlanta and Jelani Woods. I assume we probably could get more. It's just trying to find it at a decent price where we don't have to upcharge you guys a lot. And also too, you know, obviously there's new products coming out every week from here on out. So kind of more like maybe bringing some back maybe not too much just cause there will be new stuff every week. To 199 call Hamilton, but if I ever find out we do I'll let you guys know there if I'm the one breaking. Ravens, Robert. We got a Josh Jacobs, Sam Halmagan his first career start this weekend. Amon Soss Garner, nice autograph there at 99. And a dual rally there of Tray Lanz with Devo Samuel. Soss Garner potential defensive rookie of the year. I think it's between him and Aidan Hutchinson. Jets, Adam Kuperman. And then 49ers will be Kenny. I don't know, it's kind of tough man. Soss Garner's had a great season too. Although the Jets just haven't won much. Well they kind of just fell apart but it's gonna be close I think. I think it's gonna go to obviously one of them too but I would probably, I don't know man as of recently this dude's been playing really good. So I mean I'd probably favor more of the defensive end than the corner but I'm garnered them really well though. Aidan Hutchinson's a 10. It's a really nice one there, extra, extra. Lyons, Michael L. Big boy, Jordan Davis. But either one, either one, it's gonna be one of them too I think. I think after that, I don't know. Yeah, I mean that's the one thing, right? Great start right there, right? 400 or something, the defensive end. I mean they did put them out in coverage the other day. Kind of in a prevent but still. That's kind of a disguised one. I'd probably give it to Aidan but I don't think it's a bad thing if they don't give it to Aidan. I mean it's one or the other honestly. But yes, I think you're right Adam. Sauce has been the huge betting favorite though. Sky Moore there for the Chiefs is Steven. Trinlin Burks, Joe Burrell to 75. Vervante Williams, Patch Autumn. That is Broncos, Evan. And Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson. Next box. So what's gonna happen guys?  And if they do it for the AFC would they have to match somewhat of the NFC so I don't know how they're gonna do this. Vervante Williams to 10, Gold. We have a Leo, Chanel, Tyler Batty to 49 and a Taekwondo on Thornton. Ooh, so okay if you were to add an eighth playoff team then number one seed doesn't get a buy. Is that what I'm hearing from you? That would be wild if they did that. X-rated, Patty Mahomesies. Nice one there for Steven Flatt, that's a case hit. But how does that make it fair for everybody else though? And how does that make it fair for the rest of the league? I would assume, yeah I don't know if they would do that. I think it's just more like how would you decide the seedings? It doesn't make it, that's just not gonna do anything. Wanda Robinson, Johan Dotson to 49. Well yeah, I get that. See this is why this is so tricky on how it happened. Trayvon Walker. I think it's just more like how could you decide who gets the one seed, right? If they were supposed to play potentially for the one seed, right? So it's like, yes that's the one thing I was about to mention right now Mike. I remember someone did mention that they do have the COVID protocol still upset up where like yeah, they had a cancel game where they use the money number to decide the division winner, yeah. I guess it will be interesting. Probably like that better. Having a neutral site for the UFC championship game. I mean it's kind of unfair to punish, not punish, but it's kind of unfair to change it up for other divisions, other parts of the conference but it's just kind of tricky. Whoa, did we get another X rated? Rated XR. DeSean Watson, nice one there for the Browns. F it, they should do like Browns as Jerry, they should do it like in high school football, like in Friday Night Lights, the movie. Everybody just gets a coin toss. Whoever wins their coin toss advances to the next round. And then whoever's left over wins and gets in. Nice Damian Pierce, RPA to 189. Houston going to bury. F it, right? Who cares? Everybody gets into the playoffs. Jerome Ford, JK Dobbins. This is the thing, right?  If this would happen early in the season, then there's a lot to work out, but this late in the season, especially for a game like that, if this was like a Texans player versus another non-playoff team, then I don't think we'd be chilling. We'd be tripping, but it's just, it's so crazy that happened like in that game, into that magnitude. Vilas Jones Jr. But I am happy to hear though, guys, that he communicated with family members and the doctors and one of his first things, I don't think he can speak because he has a tube, but he wrote like, who won the game? That was savage. I was like, what's this guy? I mean, this guy literally like, you know, heart stopped in that for seconds or minutes and still wonders whether they won the game or not. 22 out of 25, Alec Pierce. So that's good. I mean, honestly, I think this just goes back to the training staff and the medical personnel on the field. I mean, if it really wasn't for them, we wouldn't be able to, you know, hear all these good things and positive signs towards a recovery. Yeah, but I'm on a munch. This wasn't a plan thing. That's what I said. It's just so complicated. Like, I think the best thing is like, push everything back a week, right? But the fact is that how could you do that logistically with all of these stadiums and arenas that probably have the next weekend or other days filled with something else? You know, imagine you have to push everything back a week. That'd be the easiest thing. Push everything back a week and let them play, you know, this week and then, you know, or whatever week, right?  Everybody gets a buy like normal, but logistically, I don't know how that works. But it's just, it's tough. Like it's so hard. DK Metcalf, 275, Breeze Hall. But yeah, it just, it's crazy. Wow, that would be fun. I would have a big mama doctor. I don't know what the hell that is, but I think it's a shield or something. It has to be something massive. CD-LAM, our patch autograph, six out of 10 gold, gold. Yeah, I think you could do something like that. Just push back to AFC one week. Cause remember, don't they still have the Pro Bowl, the Pro Bowl game that week? That week before the Super Bowl? Ooh, maybe not, a shield. But Chris Alave patch, two-color patch to 49. That's pretty nice though. Really, really thick card actually. No, Mike. I mean, I wouldn't be able to like glue that down. If it's sold, it's sold and you know, just do it like that. And Saint to Steve Herrick, very nice. Kenneth Walker to 99. Devonte Adams to 249. Alan Kamar to 199. Yeah, what I'm saying, it's kind of unfair to make it a whole league thing, but it is kind of fair because, they're all part of the NFL, so it's just tricky. Danny Gray, but I'm looking forward to seeing what they end up doing. How interesting it's going to be. 15 out of 15, 49ers, it's going to Kenny. I think at the end of the day, they're probably going to do a COVID rule type of deal. I think that's how they'll decide everything after all. I don't think they can afford to push everything back. I don't think they go forward to change anything. And I don't think they want to change any scheduling. So I think they'll end up doing like a COVID type of rule. Extra, extra out of 149, Russell Wilson and Dak Prescott to 199 and David Bell to 249. I'm sure that game was, I was busy, but I had stopped to look at the game. And then I noticed it was post-fall. And I was like, what the hell's going on? Then I seen what happened. John Matchy to 149. Yeah, Steve, I would love to get that done now because that breaks are going to be like two hours. So get it done rather now than later at night because then we're going to run out of time for stuff later. Jayla Morrow to 249, Kenneth Walker and Malik Wilson. Yeah, the Scooby-Doo will super well be great. Thought of TJ, how you doing, man? Happy thirsty Thursday. And Garrett Wilson to 49. Autograph for the Jets. Then Micah Parsons, Trayvon Diggs. All right, Canada up three-nothing now. Or two-nothing? Is it three-nothing or two-nothing? Ooh, what a goal. What a goal by El Capitan. Our last one. Jaylen Tolbert, Nico Collins, Darnell Mooney. And John Matchy, nice one to 10. Nice two-color patch. Autograph to 10. That is Houston Texans, Barry Roberts. Cam Acres, Derek. Nice, Aiden Hutchinson. Luminous endorsements to 99. Nice one there for the Lions and Micah Long. The 25 Terry Bradshaw. I don't know, he doesn't look like a big dude though. I'm not sure who they're comparing to. Hopefully it's pre-NHL LeFernier. See, I don't know how he's been doing lately. Not so well. That dude has been a little shaky. But there you go. Aiden Hutchinson, nice goal right there. Garrett Wilson, Matchy, Olave. All right. Pierce, a couple of rated XRs. Hiding my homes there. Juante, sauce, Kyle Hamilton. You guys, this is the first half, guys. No one on one of this first half, which means the second half is gonna have the one of one. And hopefully it's a big one, guys. So appreciate it. Number three done. Number four in the store, jaspyscasebrakes.com.


What's going on everyone Sam here with late sports cards have been one box of 22 panini flawless football hobby for Jim L It's good luck Jim. Let's see it man. Come on Yeah, I mean I only heard See a shield in here now, too That would be sick All right, we've got a Derek Henry and Chris Johnson. Nice one there CJ 2k Game worn Chris Johnson game worn patch right there. Very nice. Congrats, Jim Very nice, buddy. Got 11 of 15 Sam Howell rookie patch two color three color for the commendas Sam Howell Nice one here is gonna be Jim Kelly nine of 15 on card auto for the bills The bills that is a Bob Lily three of three on the patch auto For the Cowboys four or five that is a Austin Eckler on The flawless are that is from this year. Yep, that is flawless frame signatures. That's what that is called flawless frame signatures Austin Eckler This one's nasty that is gonna be distinguished signatures of Patch auto Troy Palomalu five of eight Nice one there Palomalu really didn't sign much until the Most recent couple of years. So that's a nice one right there. Not a lot of Palomalu waters flying floating around So nice one there. That's awesome And then flawless flyer six of eight mark Brunel going to the Jags That is 22 that is this year's flout us Mark Brunel very nice Empty empty. All right, we are gonna start off with a Tyler Lockett 13 of 20 on The encased gem card nice one there Jim Gem for Jim This is nice little PC action here three of ten Devonte Smith on the encased a nice one coming here How about to a 15 Kenny Pickett three colored RPA? That is like the true RPA right there for flawless. That is awesome.  That was a pretty strong box overall from front Yeah, I would from front to back. That was pretty solid So congrats on that one there Jim. That'll definitely work right there Absolutely empty case Jim, thank you again man appreciate that


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Now, first of all, sir, your country and Britain have just reached an important agreement over that great area called the Sudan. It's about a third the size of the United States. Now, sir, will you tell our viewers first just what the significance of this agreement is over the Sudan? This agreement on the Sudan is one of the most important events and one of the perhaps the only happy news that we have received for a long, long time in the Middle East. What does Egypt gain out of the agreement? Well, we gain only solving a long-standing problem. Sudanese have been given the right to self-determination, either to unite with Egypt or to be independent. In other words, in about three or four years from now, the Sudanese, that's almost, that's a third the size of the United States, that great area will choose to be either independent or to become a part of Egypt. Is that correct, sir?  Now, has this agreement eased the tensions between the West and Egypt? Has it made Egypt perhaps friendlier to a Britain in the United States? I think it has eased the conditions tremendously and it's only, not only that, but I think it paved the way for a final and a final solution for the Syria's problem. If the Sudanese do decide after this three-year period to become independent, what does it mean economically in a loss to Egypt? Does it mean some economic loss? Not at all. There is no economic loss at all except we only united with the Sudan by the River Nile, which is the life-giver of both countries. Does it mean any loss to the British economically? Because the British get quite a good deal of cotton from the Sudan. Well, they get the cotton everywhere now from the United States, from Peru, from everywhere, and no more now. There's a great shortage of cotton. We want to sell our cotton, but we find some difficulty. What would be the reaction in Egypt if, after this three-year period, the Sudanese decided to join up with the British? Well, I really don't know if they're going to do that. I think this is a very academic question and the British themselves, they do not feel as the Sudanese going to join the common world. But they have the right to do that if they want to. Well, sir, now that you've gotten over this first hurdle, the Sudanese hurdle, this week you began conversations with the British over that thorny problem of British troops leaving the Suez, and of course Britain has about 50,000 troops there. Now, your country wants those 50,000 British troops to leave, doesn't it? Well, surely, because these troops have been in Egypt since 1882 and they came by force and they still remain there. When do your negotiations start? Well, we're hoping to negotiate very soon, perhaps this week, we hope so. Do you think that the agreement, would you make any predictions as to how it might come out, that the agreement will be that the British troops will leave the Suez? Well, if the agreement on the Suez Canal is negotiated on the same spirit that we negotiated the Sudanese question, I have great hopes and I'm very optimistic of the result. Well, you want the British to leave and then does Egypt want to take over, assume the sole responsibility for the protection of the Suez area? Of course, we are ready to assume the sole responsibility for the Suez area. We have an army of 100,000. We need some equipment with this equipment. We could be ready to defend our country and they can assure you the country can and defend its territory better than any other foreigners. Do you plan to expand your military power in Egypt? Well, this is limited to our possibilities of budget and so forth, but you know, we are a population of 21 million inhabitants. We could raise up to one million soldiers. Well, that brings us to perhaps the most interesting point, sir. Here in America, our policy for a long time has been to expand the military power in the Middle East. The Middle East is a power vacuum. It's an immensely rich area, 60% of the oil reserves of the earth. And we, of course, as we as an American nation, we want to create a powerful military force in the Middle East and we want it to be Egypt.  You can support an army of a million people, can't you? We can support, but you know, the expenses of a new army is so... Well, you can supply the manpower. We can supply the manpower and we could, we could, through our budget, also help in defraying the expenses. Mr. Ambassador, do you see any signs that American policy will be to equip your troops with arms if you expand your armed forces? Well, I really can't speak on the American policy, but... I say, do you see any signs that that might happen? Well, if the United States finds it for its interests, that we'll have a strong Egypt, well-equipped, as they found for its interests, to have a strong Turkey, well-equipped in the northeastern military. Egypt would like to have that kind of aid, though. Well, we are ready to have this aid, no doubt about it. Well, if I believe it's the announced policy of our State Department now, that we want to, we want to help create such power, as you suggest, and the questions that are in our viewers' minds, I think, are these. First of all, how dependable would a strong Egypt be in the conflict between the West and Russia? Would you be a dependable ally? We have been always dependable during the last two world wars. In the first world war, we rendered a great service to our friends, the Western powers. Of course, I suppose... In the last world war, we did the same thing. I don't find anything to the contrary for any future war. Your primary need is airplanes and tanks, I assume. Airplanes and tanks and anti-air defense. This is a difficult question to ask you, because you can't answer it in one way that I can see, but do you think that the Egyptians are mechanically... Do they have mechanical abilities to handle this technical equipment, the average Egyptian soldier? The British Suez base is mainly run by Egyptian mechanics, and they have a special capacity in mechanics there, and we can find people there who can do this job very easily. Well, Mr. Ambassador, just looking ahead a little bit. Suppose you have your army of a million, and suppose they are equipped and supplied by the Americans, and maybe you get your training, some of your help in that way. Is there any chance at all of this big armed force being used aggressively against Israel? I don't think there is any chance at all of that thought, because we need the army for our defense, for the defense of our country, and we have no aggressive intentions whatsoever against anybody, and you know that in 1950, there is a joint declaration of France, Britain, and the United States. Guaranteeing the whole status quo there, and nobody could attack the other. Well, one of the things most Americans are proud of, how Turkey has developed as a military power in that area. We feel that we've gotten more for our money in Turkey than anywhere else, and we feel that the Turkish army divisions are the best ones facing Russia. Now, do you think that an armed Egypt could cooperate with Turkey in that area, or are you an ancient enemy of the Turks? No, we are not ancient enemies. We are tied and allied always with the Turks, and we're ready to cooperate with our friends. We call them our cousins, the Turks, because there's strong relations between Egypt and Turkey for a long history. How are your relations with Russia today in Egypt? Are they better or worse than they were a year or two ago? Well, I think the same relations with all countries. Well, coming back to the Turks, sir, the Turkish plan where they used a dictatorship of Ataturk after the First War, and then they finally evolved into a relatively free nation. 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