Bello and welcome again to Let's talk Toaktaakhles. We appreciate you being here. Today like I always say we have a unique special honor to have a special guest but today I really really mean it. It's my real privilege and honor to have with us today. The esteemed Rabbi Yankee Yosof Moshekovitz, the Roof from Kahl at the Dos Bob and Moss in New York. ב Mason since piggy proactive wasn't goodbye for deserve this medicine. 돌아 narrow thinking it's unbelievable the bottom line most people i think when而 Weather report everyone has financial needs every one has medicine needs everyone א oppinion warned enter into some problemол Much a lot of it for the ובספורים שכי ידןדו, ואז נגידים שלו, ולבחון, ובקרן, ובספורים, ובשכירים, ובספורים בגו ובספורים. ידןד, זאת אומרת, הטו ויגו, להוא מראה עודיינסים וקריאות ביימה, שלא יתפגו, שלא ידןד. So my first opening question would be like, How does one have toyardika children? Maybe it's too, maybe it's a broad question לא זית דמי. So the same thing here is to... What's the answer how to have a child? It's a very broad, broad question. There are things we can do. יגדן זאת זו קצחנוך Somebody asked in the middle of the Belze, שירל בלזיר, how he was a child like that. So he answered, הילדות פילד And הילדות תדוקת רימה בלאנס. produces דבני משור, קבודוס הישטלס, הישטילים בוív producers. flawless, his children are running around turning over to place. He doesn't care about his children and they grow up to be. חושב יין גלת. They have a father שמסינג במדבניג the whole time and he keeps on pushing his son נו דבן. And that child doesn't doubt, why? Cause basically what he does he looks at his father and he follows what his father is saying. נאפ פי פייסט, נאפ טאטת דבנט, על יחור דבנט. טאטת דבנט, נאפ אין יחור, נאפ מיקן אש שטיפם, מנישן אוקט, נוע, נוע, נוע. So that's not the point. The point is, be a good role model, show your innocence and honesty what you mean and what you want and it has eventually an effect on the children. אינסטינג מי פאדה, בי מי פאדה סלוואיי, היז ברודו, היז ברודו סד, That I asked, משעמייר, היז ברודו משעמייר, How you was looking to good children? To good children? It wasn't me, me. He meant others. He wouldn't be here if he wouldn't mean you. So how he was looking to good children? He said, I didn't ruin it for them. Having good children means you're a good role model, you do the right thing, you follow the rules, you follow the aluchas, you're honest and the kids automatically follow. Sometimes you'll have episodes, you have to push a little, you just touch up, say something, sometimes you don't push. It's normal, but to push and push and push when you're not up to it, it's a waste of time. Which talking about pushing, which leads me to another question, we expect today very, very much from our young children, from our children, from our teenage, mainly boys, also girls. The program is packed from seven in the morning till ten o'clock at night. Is this a little bit too much to expect? Is this justified or this is the way to compress into the day more and more and more and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more, and more. Goes to school, we're tired. It's a very good question and I'm sure there are people that have different opinions but the fact is shown when a child is busy, a child goes to school and she goes to school and she's busy with the program the whole day. She comes to home, she has homework, so she's tired and she has some time for her friends and talking to phone and just spent some time to calm down. עשי של asphalt- emergence and to have it easy. That's fine, but mainly they have to be busy. They shouldn't have time to do much on it. So I guess I門ן 갑자기, I don't know what they do and what they expect from their from the yeshiv. I don't always have the chance and opportunity to have in the Let's talk talk class podcast the roof. As a guest, so I wanted to just discuss a little like what's the roof בפני, טיפורל רוב, אולטה הים, רוב, רוגי קרדאוגן, גלנטה גארצן טוג, גפאסטן צ'ארלס, but I think and I assumed being a roof today is slightly different. So the answer to that, I differ. I must say, it's not different. מזגתך נוחה זר פשימה סייפה, הגוון רוב וקרוקה. How did you become a roof and crocker? That's how the roof pushed. That's how the roof pushed and became a roof. After he became the roof and crocker was a big, was a big stellar. There was a lot of competition. There's a lot of people up for grabs, up for the votes. And that's how the roof pushed it and he made it. After he became a roof he decided he's going to come to town and thank the town's roof for it. So the town's roof said the same thing. תמיד החכומים, there were bigger תמיד החכומים than you that could have gotten the job. The reason I pushed you in, בוקר זוקת ערוף, דב זם, אבי, סיימם ודיאלון מונס. ערוף's job is to take care of the kehle. Take care of the people, take care of the people of the town. That's the tough kid of a roof. A roof is to be warm, to be accepting, וזוקת ערוף היכדום החל לשם, קדיש השם.  When a roof is warm and caring, everybody says I want to be like him. So this is the tough kid of a roof. A roof is to make people love Toyota because they see, look what Toyota did to a person. And you can be a giving person, you can help out other people. Just as a tough kid for a roof. A past kid of a child. Sure, sure, but in any given time, today in the past, the roof is more busy with helping families than past kid of a child. Today, I don't know about the past, but today for sure, I see the wound get wide beds too quickly. Too early. It's nice from learning to past kid of a child. Although, wow, there is something we need to hear and look at the people who have such a problem who know the 5th Shilchanur as they say and they connect to them and they're there for them when they need them. We shouldn't need too many services, but it's very important. But I'm sure the roof has often situations that not such simple moments that people come and ask, now they come and ask about taking a flash Sometimes people come with very heavy, burdensome, emotional and complicated shawls. On one hand, a roof can say, no, 9, usa. On the other hand, there is this possibility to craft and create an answer to say a yes to something a little difficult borderline, but maybe what's easier to say a big no and get finished with the problem or to say or to work hard and create a yes and admit to achieve something much bigger. So the answer is no, you can't do it. Why do you want to do it? You can't do it, you can't do it. To make sure that you help out a person and if there is a problem, why should you say you can't do it? You can't find it yourself, if it's a shware shale, why don't you get other a bone and a lov to see how you can be mattered? I have to tell you this story. Had a yeed that he had a shidduch from Florida for himself, there was a second marriage and he wanted to marry this woman. This woman didn't have a get yet from the husband and the husband was in jail. There was no way to get a get from the husband. Besides the husband was angry at her and he wasn't going to give her a get and basically we had to make sure that this couple gets married. Somehow. For every reason. So we started looking into it, got some rebune moved out and I called the Chabad rabbi that did the shidduch edition the first time, did a lot of research until I got the husband's mother on the phone. She lived in a state somewhere out in the somewhere. And I was talking to her and I was saying, no tell me about you. Yiddish kite, you're not talking about חיוקת, פחיוקת, חסיד שיד, and she talks about that we were traditional and she says I'm not Jewish. It's my husband that was Jewish and because he was Jewish so we kept at home certain traditions. When she said that the answer was there. In English they say bingo. They don't need a get. They don't need a get. I called husband and wife they were on the floor at that time. Let's fly over. Let's do al-Qasinah. Broderment to school. Prepared music. Prepared tanghidin. We did a khepa. And with that khepa I was in the saddick edition. Zegs, bruches, xyberleinen, everything. Everything. I took one side of him. My wife took the side of her. I took one side of him. My wife took the side of her. After the khepa we danced a little. And they lived happily ever after. The extra effort made someone live a condition of a tahr. Made something happen that was impossible. This is the tough kid. The tough kid is always to try to see if we wouldn't find a way for him this way. We'll probably get to jail and get a get from him. We'll figure it out. But this is our tough kid. To get the hardest things to make sure that it's done right and then help the person. Go the extra mile. Go the extra mile and help him achieve what he wants to achieve. A combination of two answers this story and what you've said before about being a VSM with Dynal Mooners I'm sorry I'm going to touch something a little personal and a little emotional. And if it feels too I'm pushing too hard I'll back off. But I remember unfortunately the very very sad day when the Roofs of Robertson passed away and I went to the lovi. And besides crying for the 8th sim loss to see such a young hushable lady passing away leaving the world I was baffled by I was mama's emotion. I feel like crying now on the air that how the Roofs by the Hesper was able to focus and concentrate and have the poise and the clarity by the Hesper to talk about the Robertson than if there is to talk about the Roofs own situation and feelings and loss to talk to the children to talk to them to talk to the men to acknowledge and give thank you to the ladies who helped the Robertson to all her projects or Mitsy projects the Roofs stood like a CEO and covered as if you would have a list a checklist to cover every angle of the situation and my question is how does the person have the koichas and the mindset by seeing the Ababa laying in the box with the knowledge and I'm sorry I'm so graphic but I still feel like crying now how the Roofs spoke so eloquently and so detailed about every part for me not many koichas I'm sorry if if I see a deep breath but it's not a smile, not a laughing question the answer is very push it basically you do what you have to do when it comes to such a situation part of the process is to make sure by the way the youth side is now a week from tomorrow when you my tough kid as a husband is to make sure she's put away the highest level of dignity the highest level of dignity is when you bring out who she was what she was to whom she was you make sure you don't forget a detail I was worried that I will forget a detail so I sat down before I locked myself in a room and I wrote my details I made sure I didn't forget any detail it wasn't easy but I think the best honor you can give a wife is to make sure she's recognized for what she was and I think I did that I think I packed her away with a lot of honor, a lot of dignity and that's why I remember everybody and everything that she was involved in and everybody that lost and everybody the loss of everybody and the feelings of everybody wow well I think if I think if let's talk Tachlis was established only to hear this answer in how a person should use his and decisions and resolve to do what's right I think for this alone it was worth opening this whole project I will very very moving I can't cry by nature can't you can hit me and do whatever you want you can shame me the only time in my life I cried was worth it otherwise I can't but the heart is big can I say something I heard about the roof something maybe too personal I was at the same a few weeks ago and the roof's name came up in the conversation so the person told me he decided this is a topic of monstry everyone knows that so I'm saying I'm sure it's a matter of opinion but I'm sure the roof is crying enough in the heart if the roof is not crying in the eyes the roof is crying enough in the heart wow okay let's switch to something much happier much more current and relevant I mean much more conversational I know that the roof was selected to be the more there of this next very very big undertaking in the Yiddish world this very big project of someone who is going to build and develop over a thousand homes for the Yiddish oil in how's that? Chikowi? Chikowi I know I'm gonna fail over here Chikowi Florida I was very very impressed that the roof was actually selected to be the leader and the and the person in charge of the Tachlis and the toilets talking about Tachlis, this place all about Tachlis and I think if and when this will work out in a couple of years from now this is gonna be one of the biggest Yiddish inventions in the past 20-30 years in the Yiddish housing market it can be a very big help for so many parents so many couples to have a little different style of life a quieter life and a quality life and it's very very impressive for me to hear who was selected to be in charge so I wanna talk a little bit about this project and maybe the first question should be why does the roof thing you were selected to do it? That's a good question No, I didn't and I think maybe you should go ask them I don't know I think I don't know the answer I don't know this is a long time there was a lot of talks going back and for first it was an idea about elsewhere so they were saying that maybe I'll come there but I didn't see that's gonna work out but it was a conversation but this came up I thought this was a very good idea because it's something that calls for needs but it's very well structured extremely well structured good people behind solid honest lawyers accountants and saluting a lot that have the money the money is secured I felt extremely secure with this project and they gave me the authority and they were behind me they asked me every question every child absolutely I don't but my tough kid is gonna be to hire the professionals in every detail so it's gonna come to cashers we have over 100,000 square feet of supermarkets and stores and the restaurants I'll be there ever much but I'm bringing in a meme in cashers that's also moving there and he's gonna be the cashers then we'll have a meme coming for Airef we'll have a meme coming for McFuess everything is gonna be that's my job to bring in that meme and make sure that it's maintained well kept and it's done right it's the same thing it's not like I'm the biggest meme but we're hiring in the school we have a lady her name is Mrs. Ilze she's known that she runs a lot of schools we have a lot of schools we have a lot of schools we have a lot of schools we have a lot of schools everything is brought in the right people to make sure that it's a very well established obviously they know now I'm starting to get the answer Dhruv didn't want to give me the answer but I'm figuring out myself why Dhruv was selected so really you can tell registering what's happening a little bit so it is advancing very much shockingly as of today it only launched like right before I think it's the PM time and by now we have over 600 applications like serious with the passers-by and a lot of them with the passers-by a lot of them have an issue with coughing up the money but commitments and eventually you have to give the deposits I don't think there's ever I go somewhere I went to Yesrechno-Safeteira a few people came over and said I'm coming I made Hassaner by the Hassaner wherever I go can you leave for me one house please there so this is a very strong demand and people are coming and now we're discussing about a big pillar coming in and we're coming in with 200 families there's all kinds there's Rakhmastrifke there's all kinds and I tell everybody it's not ultra and it's not it's not like cool it's not light it's a normal settled the rover has a good experience and it was made with the killer not and not light solid normal friendly normal this is my use of it's gonna be a mochleukis free I don't know if it's possible but now it's just absolutely there was no way that has to be any mochleukis we make sure that there will be a lot of rabbunim a lot of stiblich we have a lot of bavad rabbunim we have diunim coming we have magachirim coming we have Babatim coming Rakhmababatim Pushtababatim very very very honest very very normal and in the field things are things are happening things are advancing I don't expect the houses to be built ready I know it takes a long time infrastructure and everything and approvals and stuff but things are advancing people are working there things are advancing the infrastructure the roads are coming in in two months financials are secured there is money in the bank to build the first phase first phase is 300 houses and then the second phase so it's not gonna be a big difference in the first phase and second phase but it's gonna go one after the other they can build around 30 houses a month that's how they set up which means in three years they can probably finish the whole project the goal is that summer new school year of Toshin Paidalit that we should be able to move in and the rule is that you can move in single family it has to move in between 150 and 300 families at a time because that way we can open the Moses and we have full classes a lot of thought went into this it's not an overnight story it is amazing I want to point out that I did a little homework before our interview I saw a clip of how the OOV is explaining how the registration process works so the OOV is talking about that you need the names, the name of the children the occupation of the father and the mother few more general questions and the OOV is taking the time to explain why we need every part of the application now usually when I fill up application to go to Haider school or to get a job I don't get a chance to ask the people why do you need all these questions they tell me you want the job, you want the slot answer these questions if not thank you have a good day and I see the OOV talking the mother to explain that we want to know what people are doing because in case we can benefit and we can assign them certain jobs we want to know how many children what age is because we want to make sure the moises are all lined up and accommodating everyone we want to know what the mother is doing maybe she needs help we want to know what the financial situation people are maybe they can contribute or maybe they can get help and I was waiting for them and the OOV should trip and say we also want to know if you fit but I lost the battle the OOV one it's really amazing how pure and tactless and honest the goal is and I can't believe how the OOV is really not not making any conditions as long as someone is fine and loyal and has a decent interest in living their usual life how how do you have the courage and the broad mindset to so serious about the goal and not trip as I said we decide typical questions that most shevers and moises and careless are asking people it's a very very good question it's a very fine line tell you which one I'll answer that question it's not my tough kid to make a selection is the tough kid of the person putting in an application to decide if he belongs here wow the message that we put out wasn't that we don't want you the message that we put out was a clear statement who we are now you decide if you should come if you don't come so you start presenting the positive we stay positive and you hope to attract you know you know and it called everybody called everybody called everybody everybody came and said so what time a person comes in and says so I'm a tough kid so I'm a tough kid so let's be a message so the other person said you be a message I need to say is if you put out a message who you are then everybody can come if you feel that you will I had somebody to call me yesterday he's a achiever kind of family he considered himself but his children and his wife nobody knows yet I said listen you have to make a decision if you want to come I didn't say you don't belong here you have to make this is going to make you just speaking Moisés you just speaking Kehle you decide if you can just remember it might be a culture shock for your kids decide I wasn't going to tell him don't come that's not my job he jumps to accommodate and to make comfortable the people who decide to come who saw what the Kehl is going to be all about and they decided to come so let's work them up wow amazing I wish you have much more time I know you have to go soon back to Monsi to run maybe the roof can give us a nice concluding message and to have the audience let's talk to Achles take away something from this amazing warm and personal interview so it's also like the beginning it's so broad in the toilet but we're about to do Kabul satire and the biggest part is the biggest part of Kabul satire means that we accept the ways of the toilet and what Hashem wants us what we should see in the toilet in today's days such an open world and truthfully the open world is much more exciting much more tempting than the toilet sadly that's what it is so you know it's more fun there's more light blinking there's more something that pulls you in at the end what do you have when you hold out two hands and you say okay which hand do I have the quarter which hand do you have the quarter and then everybody starts guessing and then he shows it's empty that's the same as that he pulls you in we get so pulled in and when we start believing that this is the truth and this is who we are and this is what we should be we should accept the toilet accept the toilet follow the instructions that's what we know I can't do anything this is the toilet you can't say but I saw on instagram that somebody wrote that you might not sorry so the same thing is if you pull to that direction you'll stay empty handed if you pull to that direction you'll benefit and not only benefit your children will see you and see you how sincere you are how normal you are you're not into nonsense and garbage you will have anachas wow you're all the amazing I want to really thank you for doing the big effort I want to make a small revelation that I know the rule of Bochashan for almost 40 years and we had a chevris 2++ yes look what became out of the roof look what came out of me but your keeper is coming in a few months it's also a matter of opinion ok thank you so much I really appreciate you being and let's talk to Achles


Making your first million is mostly going to come from hyperactivity, hyper-experimentation and hyperactivity and to the extent that you're hyperactive in business and you're launching things and you're trying things and you're buying assets and you're talking to investors so you have some capital even if they reject you and if you're going and looking in this case if you want to do short-term rental properties if you're looking at 50 properties a month you're sending letters to people you're sending emails your DM if you're got a social media agency if you're hyperactive in fact one of the personality traits of people who make above-average income is what's called hypomania hypomania means people have insane levels of energy now some of that's genetic and some of its ambition and some of it is diet


But studies suggest that this just accounts for about 70% of the disappeared calories in nuts. Unless all the calories are accounted for, then we still should gain weight after nut consumption, especially in the long term, but that's not what the studies show. So what happens to that last 30%? Well, nuts appear to boost our metabolism, meaning that when we nut, we burn more of our own fat to compensate. And indeed, in this study, those on the control diet were burning about 20 grams of fat overnight within their bodies on average. Not bad. That's like burning off five pats of butter. But the walnut group, eating the same number of calories, the same amount of fat, same everything, burned more like 31 grams of fat a day, seven or eight pats of butter's worth. Not too shabby, or should I say flabby. So the hard-to-crack nut of a mystery appears to have been solved. Of all the calories you eat in nuts, about 70% of them apparently disappear through dietary compensation mechanisms. 10% are flushed away, and 20% may be lost due to increased fat burn, leaving us with no calories to pack on any pounds, just a whopping load of nutrition, and our risk of dying from heart disease cut in half.


Johnny dollar. Mr. Dollar. Oh not Hollister in Phoenix, Arizona. That's right. Oh, here we go again What was that sir? Nothing nothing at all. Just go right ahead. Yeah.  What's your problem? Mr. Hollister, wait just a minute. Let me be perfectly honest about this I have never liked do not now like and never will like these bodyguard assignments As far as I'm concerned there for the birds I beg your pardon. What's more you have a whale of a good police department out there in phoenix And if somebody needs protection, why not call on them? Mr. Dollar. Yes Did I say that mr. Cook? No, I guess you didn't and it like maybe how much? Mr. Hollister, you have just struck a very responsive chord. Yeah, it's pretty late in the day But if I can get a night flight, maybe I'll see you first thing in the morning Look into the plane schedules. Yes, I suggested you do But first, why don't we discuss just how much this extra fee is? Goodbye, Mr. Dollar. What? I said goodbye. Now wait a minute I'll be expecting you but unless we can agree a hello Hello, okay friend Just wait till you see my expense account CBS radio brings you Bob Reddick in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yours truly Johnny dollar Expense account submitted by a special investigator Johnny dollar to the greater southwest insurance company in phoenix, arizona Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of The captain's table matter that always managed to avoid any assignments from barton hb Hollister He was an egotistical finicky penny pinching stuffed shirt Always demanded rather than asked had no patience for anybody else's opinion Still I had no other assignment at the moment And he had promised an extra fat fee so expense account item one four dollars and No, let's get this thing started right Call it six dollars even for a cab to bradley field Item two one hundred and fifty dollars and seventy cents plane fare plus Ten bucks for incidentals As promised it was early next morning by the time we circled for a landing at the phoenix sky harbor airport Item three Well, let's say five bucks for a cab into the office on adam street The day was young the weather clear people along the way were bright and cheerful and I felt pretty good myself But mr. Barton hb Hollister Wow Well, where have you been sit down? Where have I been? I might have known this would happen sit down I said are you mind telling me what you had for breakfast What I had for breakfast. Well, it's obvious that something has got you all upset quite true. You have I phoned mr. Kirkham last night and told him you'd be here right away I took the first plane I could get well. You're too late too late for what? A few hours after I told him you were on your way Henry Kirkham was found dead No kidding didn't need your protection. I didn't say that mr. Hollister You've certainly implied as much all I said, but that's neither here nor there now The simple fact is that Henry Kirkham insured by our company for over 70 000 dollars has been murdered Or has committed suicide Oh now I get the picture. What do you mean? You hope I can prove it was suicide Of course then this company of yours won't have to pay off the insurance over 70 000 dollars. You said that There's far more to this matter mr. Dollar like what? The police apparently believe it was murdered how they can prove it. You're stuck. Wait, please They only suspect their holding is a man with the name of Walter Pinkley Who happens to be Henry Kirkham's beneficiary? Well, and what's your problem if he did kill mr. Kirkham and they can prove it You certainly don't have to pay him the insurance You're quite right the money will go to whatever other person or persons are entitled to it under the laws of succession But now bear this in mind go on Walter Pinkley is also one of our policyholders Hmm That's interesting So if he did commit this murder has the police suspect And he goes to the gas chamber. You're stuck with the payment on his policy too. Exactly if it was suicide You pay nobody right, but if it was murder You stand to pay off on both of them. Correct Well, the police must have some reason for thinking it was murder. Oh, yes. Yes, they have well Then if you don't mind I'll pack up and head on back to art. No mr. Dollar You won't well give me one good reason why I should get into a hassle over the police I have assigned you to this investigation and I have agreed to pay your expenses out here plus a nice fat bonus remember I remember that doesn't mean I have to accept the job You'd rather absorb the cost of your trip out here yourself and the return fare Oh now just a minute very well now rent yourself a car at our company's expense and get over to tuttle immediately Okay, all right you win Who is tuttle? Tuttle is not a who it's a where Small town 30 or 35 miles north and east of here where this murder or this suicide occurred I suggest you contact the police first His name is alfred applebee His name then see the people at the yucca flower rest home That's where both kirkham and pinkley lived the rest home Yes, it's a small exclusive place in the outskirts of that little town Mostly for people with lung trouble. Okay. Good. Now. Mr. Hollister. Yes, my boy now that you've roped me into this thing Well hardly roped that extra fee that we were talking about If you can show that kirkham was a suicide thus saving us from having to pay out all of that insurance And I understand you're very good at this sort of thing when it's justified. Well, of course, of course And I'm sure we understand each other how much mr. Hollister Prove it was suicide A thousand dollars Only two thousand dollars for saving you all that money. All right. All right 1500 and what have I find that pinkley did it's And we have to pay on both pauses Well, there'll be no extra fee then of course not But as I say If it was suicide and you can convince the police of it two thousand now dollar or shall I hitchhack my way on back to heartford Very well two thousand in either case. Yes. Yes in either case now get to work You know Hollister a little urging and you're not such a tight-fisted old coot at that. I beg your pardon um Granted Item for $50 deposit on a rental car I drove north through glendale and cave creek And then east and a bit south of the town of tuttle There are a couple of general stores one of them closed the gas station and a rickety old one-story building marked city hall That's where I stopped And believe it or not It's only occupant in a small corner room with bars on the door. That's right young man My name is water pinkley the police chief who was also the mayor has gone out to the rest home again Well, I'm johnny dollar mr. Pinkley. I represent the company that ensured the life of mr. Henry kirkham Oh poor henry.  Dollar putting me in jail this way Is it but I suppose that policeman that chief appleby feels he has to point to someone as a suspect Why did he pick on you sir? Well after all mr. Dollar I was the only one to have visited with him there at his cottage at the rest home last night And I'd told everybody I was going to spend the evening with him I mean everybody at the captain's table Why did you call on mr. Kirkham? Because he was my friend Henry was the only one who appreciated my ability as a composer The composer of what mr. Pinkley why here? Let me show you Here now You see This is the new concerto. I'm working on This would be my finest musical composition Oh, um concerto You you understand music mr. Dollar. Well not enough to appreciate this I'm afraid. Oh, that's too bad So few people do when Henry's gone By the way, did you know that he left all of his insurance to me? So I understand that was wonderfully sweet of him And now I'll be able to buy a piano for my little cottage and And compose and compose and compose I wonder Oh, there's no need to wonder about it at all mr. Dollar I shall Just how much do you know about the circumstances of mr. Kirkham's death? Well, not very much I'm afraid you see I went around to his cottage after supper last night. Why sir Well, Henry'd been worried about Something of later. I don't know exactly what he he never told me in spite of our friendship Had he any other good friends there at the rest home? With all the petty jealousies And the people just sitting around getting annoyed if you saw the over nothing at all No No, Henry and I were the only real friends. I see all the rest of them Well, I I don't want to use the word hate but Well, if it weren't for the almost magical curative properties of the air and the Time and Touch of lung trouble, you know Now mr. Pinkley as long as I stay here. I feel just fine And so do the others. Yeah, well now it's added at least 10 years to my life I'm sure it has but as I started to say It was about eight o'clock when I dropped in to visit Henry and we looked over some of my music and talked and talked and And had a gay old time sounds like a ball now. Tell me at what time did you even so he was well Well depressed and worried Mr. Pinkley.  Kirkham? Well, I guess about 10 o'clock He said he had to write a very important letter in case In case in case of what mr. Pinkley. Well, uh, I'm not quite sure But during supper he had mentioned that someone was coming to see him He'd had a phone call that someone was coming to see him to um And to help him I I think and in case that someone didn't arrive in time Well, I'm not quite sure just what he meant I think I have a pretty good idea then this morning when they found him lying there in this cottage with With that horrible pistol beside him Mr. Dollar, I never dreamed that Henry would commit suicide Suicide Surely you don't think that anyone would have killed him Not even you good heavens. No when he was always so nice to me and changing his insurance to me and all Well, apparently somebody thinks you did it. Oh, they'll find out They'll find out. Don't you worry In the meantime, it's so nice and peaceful here in this jail and I can work all undisturbed on my concerto I've been working four years on it. Mr. Dollar and in another four or all five years I Mr. Pinkley I sincerely hope you'll be around long enough to finish it What? What did you say? Nothing nothing. I'll um I'll see you later I learned a long long time ago that the most unlikely person may often be a killer But this sweet old walter pinkley Never At least not in my book I got back into my car and I drove on out to the yucca flower rest In addition to a small office building there were eight or ten neat little cottages on the side of a tree covered hill The car in front of the office had the word police badly printed across the side of nearly foot-high letters And as I pulled up to a stop A heavy set man of about 50 wearing boots Jeans a blue cotton shirt with a string tie and a beat-up officer's cap with a badge in the front of it came out to meet me You must be johnny dollar, right? That's right chief applebee. Howdy, but you got here too late, dollar How do you mean too late chief? I mean I got it all sewed up. Have you? Yes, sir I suspected this so-called pal of his right in the beginning right from the time I found out he'd just been named the new beneficiary of the Deadman's insurance walter pinkley. Yes, sir. He just couldn't wait to see now a little cracked part Didn't realize we're trying to make it look like suicide might cancel out that insurance Why do you think it was pinkley think doc? Think right was on the beginning now. I know You see now I got what you'd call a uncontroversial proof You see mr. Dollar it was all made up to look like suicide I mean in there all by himself just laying there in the middle of the floor Shot right through the right temple real close up like as if he'd done it himself. Well now chief Yeah, and and the old-fashioned 32 h and r there beside him Like as if he'd fell out of his hand Did you check that gun for fingerprints not a sign of any prints on it anywhere? Now you know he'd have to have his own prints on it if he'd done it himself Yeah, I guess it would only one uh only one note to have been in to see him last night was that old walter pinkley Right, but our chief that still doesn't prove that what pinkley didn't figure on was that that kirkham was already scared of him And he'd sent for you and pinkley also didn't know that sometime last night kirkham wrote you a letter just in case Chief I have reason to believe he wrote that after mr. Pinkley now wait now wait now just let me finish, huh? Go ahead this uh this letter was there on his desk and Well, I got to admit I didn't take a look at until a few minutes ago, but here Here look at it for yourself See Pins of murder on pinkley and nobody else read it I mean if you can that handwriting is kind of old-fashioned Mr. Johnny dollar honored sir So is the salutation chief A bit old-fashioned Honored sir. Yeah, real formal. There is within this place One Who would avenge himself upon my life? How do you like that language sounds like an old shakespearean actor? Well, that's exactly what he was an old ham actor Let's see Nor have I been remiss in my endeavor to ass wage the Passion that manifestly has provoked his wish for my demise It means he tried to talk this other one out of it out of trying to kill him. Yeah, fine. Thanks chief But Alas, I had made it only too clear I could no longer abide as ridiculous con Hmm Conchettos conchettos. That's what he meant Well, maybe so but it's spelled c-o-n-c-e-t-t-o-s conchettos Oh, it's it's that handwriting. He meant conchetto.  All right conchetto conchetto, whatever it is.  I shall finish this anon That's all on Well, it's all I need he thought the knock on the door was you he let the other guy in Got himself killed. I wish he'd had a chance to finish this to actually name the man He suspected oh now now now wait a minute dollar. You want anything more clear than that Nobody else had a conchetto Pinkley's guilty and that's that maybe well sure he is The others at the captain's table Pinkley said what's that? They all knew I was coming here. So if one of them wanted to kill him He knew we'd have to do it right away. Sure. And one of them was Pinkley same group of five at that same table Three meals a day week after week year after year five Who are the others did you check on that? Oh sure did Kind of they were the only ones that would know the most about not only kirkham, but water pinkley too But who are they those five the other three besides kirkham and pinkley? An old lady named uh miss uh sarah sanderson man who calls himself captain Howard another old fellow named david David hesher or get him together chief. I want to talk to him. What for as long as we know who did it Just as a favor. All right. All right anything you say Something had suddenly rung a bell I picked up a dictionary in the office I looked up a word in it And then took it along to meet the group one at a time in one of the little cottages Mrs. Sanderson in her late 70s was a sweet little soul who was so unnerved that all she did was cry during the interview Old david hesher is mind-failing now. He was no help at all But captain used us Howard Well, I certainly don't find anything mysterious about this case, mr. Dollar If you want my opinion which I didn't after all I speak from yours of using this excellent mind of mine to solve far more complex problems than this What a blow heart. What of course My extreme modesty Forbids me to lord my own accomplishment Unconscionable bore nevertheless. I am convinced like that insurance man. Hollister. I Out of my vast experience and confident. I I I can assure you that Chief applebee is entirely right in holding Walter pink captain Howard pinkly and his Ridiculous Concerto now captain. I could have composed that for him in a month and a week I told him as much. I'm sure you did But would he avail himself of my superlative musical knowledge now? Wait a minute will you will you wait just a minute? You don't want my opinion. I don't think I need it anymore Really chief and dollar you and pinkly both told me that kirken changed his beneficiary recently Sure to name pinkly which I maintain explains why Walter pinkly killed. I just hold it captain, please Chief who was the beneficiary before it was this very group of people darling is a sanderson david hesher and the captain here And of course pinkly too. It was to be split up equal and that's it Well, what is these other people were cut off by the chain and I assure you mr. Dollar to me that made no difference be quiet, will you really tie that fact in with a letter chief So that that letter pins it on pinkly and that's that Didn't you wonder why the killer left the letter on kirken's desk? He must have seen it I am convinced that pinkly overlooked it in his excitement over what he dot well I am convinced that the killer misread that letter the same as we did that he left it there because he felt sure But convicted ol pinkly and you captain and this dictionary prove it Well, I don't get you dog. I'm certain that I don't that word conchetto Only what he meant was was conchetto. No, that's just the point Because do you know what conchetto means? It's an old-fashioned italian word that means Conceit, huh unusual term, but so a lot of others in that letter. Well, sure conchetto means conceit So add them up and the beneficiary was changed this silly Conceited old captain Howard here was cut off Along with a couple of others But I doubt if they cared only the captain did He didn't like the snob that it implied Anymore than he'd like being turned down by pinkly over that music so he had to get even Mr. Dollar if he could make it look like suicide he not only would get even but nobody would get that insurance So he knocked off kirken and set it up that way and I'll bet he made sure that kirken's prints were on the gun Keep talking darling, but then he found the letter that unfinished letter and he thought that had put the finger on pinkly Now he could get even with both of them. I will not listen to such drivel Take it easy captain.    Like a common person for the one very small mistake Me Captain Eustace Langhorn avery hard Me yeah captain you For mr. Barton hv Hollister You'd better shed a bit of your concede and pay me not only that fee you promised But an expense account total including the trip back to hartford and believe me all the incidentals I could possibly cook up A total of four hundred thirty eight dollars even yours truly Johnny dollar Well, here is our star to tell you about next week's story next week The fog closing in over a dark abandoned pier in san diego A killer on the loose join us. Won't you? yours truly Johnny dollar Starring bob reddick is written by jack johnstone produced and directed by bruno zirato jr physical supervision by ethyl huber Here in our catastrophe edgard staley as walder pinkley richard kendrick has barton Hollister John rigs is captain Eustace Howard and jim bulls as chief applebee He should have joined us next week same time same station for another exciting story of yours truly Johnny dollar This is art hannah speaking