The Johnson Wax Program with Brock Morton P. Gildersleeve. Hee hee hee. The pictures of Johnson's car new and the whole family of Johnson's protected surface products present for your enjoyment The Great Gildersleeve written by Len Levinson. Your new summer radio show brought to you each Tuesday night at this time. It's all about the Great Gildersleeve in just a moment. Right now, here's a question for you quiz lovers. What is it that does two things at the same time? You're right, it's Johnson's car and you. That both cleans and wax polish is your car at one and the same time in one easy operation.  You don't know how easy it is to give your car that showroom shine your family will admire so much. My suggestion for you for today is just this. Try and swing around your finger if necessary to remember to stop in at your regular wax dealer, auto supply store or service station and buy yourself a can of Johnson's car and you. Don't put it off, the cost is very low and the results are amazing. You'll agree with thousands of other enthusiastic car owners that your car looks like new when you use car and you. And now for the adventures of the Great Gildersleeve. But what sound is this? Yes, the lady. Now you will definitely drive past Summerfield, will you? Lady, we don't reach Summerfield till tomorrow and we can't go past it because it's the end of the line. Yes, yes, you told me all that before. You say this is Christmas? Oh, do you think I'll be able to see them from the train window? No, lady, the McGee's are on their vacation. Oh. But there's Brockmore and T. Gildersleeve, their next door neighbor out there. Where? Where? That portly gent with the mustache on the platform, the one making a speech to his employee. How do you know they're his employees? Because every time he takes the trip, he gives the help of the factory an hour off to come down to the station and wave goodbye. Well, so that's Mr. Gildersleeve. All the employees of the Gildersleeve Girdle works down here at the station to bid me goodbye. It's very... By the way, is there anyone left at the plant? Well, uh, no, T.P. Well, what if some orders come in? Who's taking the phone calls? Uh, Merck. Oh, Merck, eh? Well, as I was saying, while I'm away, I expect every one of you to uphold Gildersleeve Girdle to the best of your ability. And don't forget our motto. If you want the best of corsets, of course it's Gildersleeve. Just remember, put everything you've got into those girdles. Will you do that? Thank you, thank you. And though it's necessary for me to go away and attend to other enterprises, the one thing closest to my heart is the Gildersleeve Girdle. I want you all to carry on as if I was right here. And now I know I can count on each and every one of you to do your duty till the day I return. How long will you be gone, T.P.? At least three days and maybe till the end of the week. Before you go, T.P., the Gildersleeve Girdle Workers Guild wishes to present you with this handsome leather briefcase as a token of our esteem for you. I don't know what to say.   What I mean to say is... All aboard? Oh, no! Oh, my goodness, out of my way, everybody. Where are my bags? On the train, T.P. Thanks, so I forgot to buy a ticket. Where do I buy a ticket? On the train, T.P. Oh, yes. Let go of me, boys. Where are you pushing me? On the train, T.P. Goodbye, T.P. Here's your ticket, Mr. Gildersleeve. Sorry I haven't any births left.  I'll try, though it'll probably be a tight squeeze. Tight squeeze, eh? Side-splitting, isn't it? Going to be in summer fields long? Oh, no, conductor, just three or four days. I'm taking over the administration of my brother-in-law as a state. Oh, that's so. Yes, they own an automobile agency that hasn't been doing so well lately, and I'm going to set it to right. Don't you think maybe you're biting off more than you can chew? Not at all. Oh, that reminds me. It's dinnertime. Which way is the diner? By an experienced old traveler like you, you should know where the diner is. Oh, I, of course. No matter where you are, the diner's always at the other end of the train. See you later, conductor. I said if this gentleman doesn't mind reading his paper on his own side of the table. Excuse me, sir. Do you mind? Yes, I do. I'm particular whom I eat with. You are, eh? Well, I'm not. I'm hungry. Bring me a steak. A nice, juicy double cantaloupe and rare. Waiter, where's my milk toast? I ordered it 15 minutes ago. Yeah, I'm sorry, but milk toast takes time, you know. Waiter, I want a big heaping plate of French fries. Give me that. And some pickles and a cup of strong coffee with lots of cream. Yeah, coffee both. I'll get it right away. And bring me my milk toast made with gluten bread, remember. Gluten bread. Oh, that reminds me. Some hot biscuits and a lot of butter and a little pot of jam. Gluten bread toasted in a cup of hot water. Yeah. And then the apple pie alamode, waiter. Yeah, pie alamode. Yeah, with cheese. Yeah, with cheese. I can't stand this. Listening to you is giving me heartburns. Yeah. It is, eh?  Yes, sir. Right away, sir. I'll be right back. Boss, it's none of my business, mister. Then don't stick your nose in it. Yes, sir. All right, if that's the way you feel. I was just going to tell you you were getting your paper in the butter plate. Don't make any difference. I don't use butter. You don't, eh? I guess it's because butter would make you feel better. You don't, eh? I guess it's because butter wouldn't melt in your mouth. Yes, yes. But what I was going to say was... Never mind. Okay, I won't say it then. But that butter from your paper is all over your sleeve now. I don't care. What? Of all the misses. Water won't take it out. It only spreads the grease. You see, what did I tell you? I'll thank you to mind your own business. Well, that's fine. Thanks for telling me on what side your sleeve is buttered. You leave my sleeve out of this. Well, leave your sleeve out of the butter then. Furthermore, what's the idea of jumping down my throat? What do you expect addressing a perfect stranger? You're far from perfect stranger. From now on, I'm going to make a career out of ignoring you. That suits me fine.  Excuse me. We always put on the brakes when we go downhill. Oh, I've heard it on that. Ah, here comes my food. That's pretty snappy service waiter. Yes, sir. Well, where's my milk toast? I'm sorry, sir, but the chef, he's all out of glutton bread, sir. Yes. He wants to know what Pumpernickel would do just as well. No, Pumpernickel wouldn't do just as well. What's the idea of keeping me waiting all this time while you served his lump of lard the minute he sits down? Oh, no, look here, Mr. What a look here.  The idea of an over-stuffed ox like you guttling and gobbling and gorging yourself like an ostrich. I got a bad taste of indigestion already just from looking at you.  Excuse me, sir. You can't stand the sight of a healthy man sitting down to a hearty meal. You're not suffering from indigestion. You're just green with a pecurian envy.  Now what? You'll buy carbonate and soda. Take it away. Take it away. I need something stronger than that now. I got the pills right here in my briefcase. Just a second there. What are you doing with my briefcase? Your briefcase? This is mine. It is not. My employees gave it to me just this afternoon. Here, give it to me.   And now, wait a minute, gentlemen. Let go of my briefcase. I will not smile. If you don't let go of your briefcase, I won't do it. Oh, wait a minute. Did you see anything about briefcase? I left it... Oh, there it is. Thank you so much, gentlemen. You can see if I have located a birth for you at last. Oh, that's fine. I was getting tired of sitting around here in my pajamas. Where is it? It's upper nine in the next car. Upper nine? Oh, my goodness. The last time I was in an upper birth was, let me see, 50 pounds ago. Well, that's the only thing I've got, Mr. Gilda Sleeves. The porter's making it up for you now. All right, conductor. I'll have to make the best of it. Good night. And thanks. I do hope that porter gives me a wide berth. Oops. It's dark in here. Uh, porter! Porter! Quiet! Oh, excuse me. Oh, porter. Yes, sir. Have you got upper nine ready? Yes, sir. But I didn't anticipate no gentlemen to set ample proportions. Yes. Well, I guess I better take a ladder. Yes, it better take two. They're small. Yes. All right, come on. All right, right up there. Hey, that looks kind of high. You hold these ladders steady, Porter. Remember, if they tip, I won't. Yes. Yes. And I'll be careful, Mr. Sleeves, coming through his shop query pretty soon. When? When? Oh! Who don't need to see the ladders now? But let me help you up. I don't want to get up. I don't want to sleep. It's not you, Mr. Sleeves. It's the man in the upper. He's now in the lower. All right, I think I can make it now.  What? Who is it? What are you doing sneaking into my bird? I'm not sneaking into it. I'll do that! I'm not sneaky. I'm trying to climb into bed. I'm your upstairs neighbor. Isn't that nice? I hope that swinging shelf snatched on you. Yeah? If you're going to swing, I'll see you to swing your way. If I land on you, brother, you'll spend the rest of the night sleeping in the road there. Let me go to sleep. Okay, grandpa. Unpleasant dreams. All right, Porter, give me a lake up again, will you? 2,474. 32,475. It's 2 o'clock already. And still not a wink of sleep. 32,476. 32,476. 32,477. 32,478. Yeah. What's the use? There was only some way of stopping that buzzword down there. I can't stand it any longer. Where's that Porter? I've been ringing for a half an hour. Did you call me, sir? Yeah, yeah. Would you mind getting me a cup of ice water? I can't sleep. Yeah, sir. Yeah. Thanks. Thanks for the ice water. You're welcome. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks. Thanks for the ice water. You needn't wait. Hey, good night. Oh, good night, sir. Yeah. Yeah. Now, if I can hold the cup in this hand and open the lower curtain with you. Ah, I got it. Ready. Steady now, Gilles. Ready. Oh, what was that? Porter. Yeah. What is it, sir?  It's raining right in on my face. What's wrong here? Before we pull in the summer field. In about five minutes, sir. You want me to brush y'all? No, I'll walk down the steps like the rest of the passengers. Yeah. By the way, Porter, you've given me such good service. Here's an order for a gill-as-leaf girdle to be a wife. Oh, thank you, sir. I happen to be a spinster at the moment. Yes, sir. Well, if it's all right with you, I'll put it in my hope chair. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, that's perfectly all right. Well, hello there, gill-as-leaf. Why, hello, Wilkart. What are you doing on this train? Oh, starting on my vacation. You are, aren't you working this summer? Oh, no, I'm off to Lafalle. Well... The Johnson Wax people said car news sales are going so well there's no reason for me to hang around. What do you mean? Well, for the past 39 weeks, I've told everybody all about Johnson's car news. I've described how easy it is to use and how effective it is in giving your buggy that new car finish. And as a result, folks, don't need to be reminded all the time. They don't. No, they'll remember to go to their dealers the minute they run out of car news because they know that it not only cleans the finish of your car, but also protects it and makes it look like news. Isn't that so? Huh? Well, who am I to say no? Well, you see, I don't have a thing to worry about this summer. I'm just going to take it easy. Just as easy as it is to apply car news. By the way, where are you going, Dr. Morton? Well, I'm going to visit my niece and nephew in Summerfield. Hello. I haven't seen them for four or five years. They've been away at school. Well, they must be pretty big now. Oh, yes. Evelyn's about 19 or 20, and Leroy is 12, I think. Uh, you know, I ought to have a lot of fun with those kids. Yes, and, uh, quite the versa, Dr. Morton. Next up, some of you. Some of you. Hey, lady, wake up. Wake up. This is some of you. Never mind it. Nothing that concerns little boy. I'm sure that Uncle Dr. Morton will prefer to have you call him Uncle Dr. Morton. So how about we make him Uncle Dr. Morton? I don't think that will be very respectful, Leroy. Then Uncle Dillsie? That is worse. Uh, if you can't go on going a big tough guy who runs a steel fountain, then you're Dr. Morton. Well, it's positively degradatory. It's derogatory. Is that true?  Yeah, you thought you were so smart always trying to hide Uncle's business from me. What's wrong with having a steel mill? A steel mill? Sure, I know all about it.  Oh, now don't you worry, Leroy. As soon as you say the rise, Mr. Wills will be in here for business. You know, I want to give it down to the station, too. Yeah, but Ted has to discuss all the legal details of Uncle Dr. Morton before we go to court. Say, you're getting pretty darn stuck on that Ted guy, aren't you? Why, Leroy Forte, sir, I am not. Ted Wills is merely our lawyer. He is. He's just given time. From Uncle Morton. From Dr. Morton? Oh, I don't think he could get to that. Wait, I can do better than that. Leroy, this is your uncle. Hi, Uncle Morton. Hi, who? What Uncle Morton, the Uncle Morton? Not at all. Go right ahead. Uncle Morton, eh? I like that. And this is Evelyn, Mr. Gilda Slave. Evelyn, eh? Eh, come here, my dear. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. That's my, how you grow. Ah, cool. Can you have some breakfast? No, thanks. I've already had mine on the... Well, I'll have a cup of coffee. Sit right here, Uncle. Ted, you sit over there. Oh, thanks. My, this looks good. Did you make this coffee yourself, Evelyn? Yes, I did. Hey, Uncle, will you take me back to Woodsville with you and let me work in your factory? What? Well, I didn't think you'd be interested in that sort of thing. But, Leroy... See, I am, Uncle Morton. That must be somewhere else. We don't turn out anything much in the way of supporters. We thought it could find ourselves to, eh, foundations. What do you think I am? Oh, please, it feels, Leroy, Uncle Morton. He's been like that ever since he found out you owned the kill-the-sleeve-girder company. What? The kill-the-sleeve-girder? Oh! Oh, yes. Yes, I see it all. And the bright boy, yes. This will meet a mere real he-man... Yes, it is. Uh, it is? Sure, it'd be different with you around. Uh, is it? Smaller, isn't it?  Yes, of course, of course. Hey, hey, do you ever have to slug it out with any of them tough deal-worthers or yours? No, no, I never do. You know her. Oh, well, of course. There have been times when I've had to put more snap into their work. Yeah, and once, once I was so angry, Leroy, that I picked up a badly-made foundation and bounced it right off the foreman's head. You did? Yeah. Oh, boy, why don't I tell the kids at school about that? Now, leave it all.  Hasn't Uncle Morton? No, thanks. Oh, speaking of toast reminds me of gluten toast. And boy, does that remind me. That reminds me of a amusing incident on the train last night. You'll enjoy this, Leroy. When I went into the diner, the only unoccupied chair was at a table with a sour little crab. We had a new table. The ice water hit him in the face. Well, if you finish now, Mr. Gilda Slave, it's time to leave for court. Yes, I'm too, Ted. Oh, it was a fine breakfast, Evelyn. You're going to make some lucky man a wonderful cook. Hey, Ted. Uncle Compton, Lloyd. Come on, kid. Let's trot over to the courthouse. This won't take long. Once the judge sees who he's dealing with, I'll be appointed administrator faster than you can say Haby is corporate. All you can say is we run things better than this in Whipple Vista. The eleven o'clock and the probate judge hasn't even shown up yet. Oh, Judge Hooker's usually very prompt. The trouble with some of these judges is they think they're little tin gods. Take those black robes away from them. What have you got? Bow legs. That's awesome, Uncle Morton. Yeah, I'm glad you like them. I'm glad he's here. Now, we'll get this thing over with quick. We're caught. Department 25. The honorable Haby Hooker has just got his answer. Please say that. Is that Uncle Morton? Huh? Yes. Oh, my goodness. Who's that man sitting in the judge's chair? Well, that's Judge Hooker. Judge Hooker? That's the man in the lower berth. That's him, all right. Take the proc. Martin T. Gildersley for appointing his administrator of the State of A. Barstead. That's us. Come on, Mr. Gildersley. Uh, I'm not feeling very well, Ted. Couldn't we postpone this over to another judge? Oh, come on, Uncle Morton. Remember what you said. This guy'll be a pushover. Yeah, pushover, yeah. Now, come on. Come on. Step up. Don't dawdle. I haven't got all day. They could stop you, folks. The judge is pretty short tempered this morning. He didn't get any sleep last night. Oh, good God-free. Your Honor, with your permission, I'll put Mr. Gildersley on the stand and examine his qualifications for this position. Go ahead, Mr. Wills. Where are the witnesses? Do you promise when it's over till the whole truth comes about to help you? Uh, I do. Well, Julia, don't you? Speak up. I do. That voice is very familiar. Oh. Turn around, Mr. I'm loud. The witness will confide himself the matter at hand. Will? Yes, Your Honor. I'll examine this man's qualifications if you don't mind.  Yeah, but I do. Silence.  Now then, Gildersley, if your name really is Gildersley, what do you do for a living? I make girdles, Your Honor. Order in the court. Order in the court. And you, girdlesley. Gildersley. One more attempt at cheap humor and I'll judge you in contempt. But it's true, Your Honor. I'm president of the Gildersley Girdle Company. What does he do? Steal. I bet he would, too. Interruptions, my boy. Remember, this is courtroom. You realize who I am, of course. Hope, Your Honor. You know how I kid. No offense, I hope. It is an offense. Conceptive court. Just one more disrespectful remark, Mr. Gilder, whatever your name is. And I'll... Don't do that, Judge. Uncle Mark will keep his opinions about you to himself. What, you want some more? Yes, I know better now.  Yes, you do. I hope that by now you realize the gravity of the situation. Mr. Gildersley, I certainly do, Your Honor. I'm going to ask you a simple straightforward question. And I want a simple straightforward answer. Go right ahead, Judge. All right, Mr. Gildersley. What business are you in? Well, I... Do I have to answer that? You do. And remember, you're under oath. Well, that is Leroy. Would you mind going out of the hall and get me some ice water? One minute. Who's running this court? You or I? You bet. Oh, my God. Here we go again. He did it, didn't he? But it's after five o'clock. This poor man's been on the witness stand all day. I am it. One more question. And I'll hand down my decision. Mr. Gildersley, what makes you think you have executive ability? Well... I have a large staff of my own in three years of experience. I know the proper relationship between employer and employee. You bet, Your Honor. And if they don't do what Uncle Moritz says, he just buggered us. Now, wait a minute, Leroy.  Yes. And everything I've said is being used against me. I can't go on. Your Honor. Yes, Mr. Wells. Our firm has checked and double-checked Mr. Gildersley's references. We're satisfied as to his qualifications. We therefore petition you to name him as the new administrator of the Forrester Estate. Uh-huh. Mr. Wells, I have great respect for you and your associates. That is probably the only reason why I'm going to grant your petition. Hooray! However, in order to protect these children from their own misguided enthusiasm, I am going to require this Gildersley to report to me every single week that he must get an OK for every cent he spends. What's that? And I will require him to post a bond of $50,000 in cash. Now she here, Hooker. Who stands for this? I'll resign. Quiet. I never stand for you. You came here begging for this job. Now, just because I insist on it being administered with scrupulous honesty, you tried to back out of it. But it won't work. To quote from Brawby versus Union Buggy Corporation's difficult of a Nebraska, you've made your bed, and you can't lie out of it. But my business in Whistler Vista demands that... You mean your girdle business? Yes. You will remain here and make this estate pay or go to jail for contempt. Well, but I... Watch the journey.  Ed, we've got to do something about this. You realize that a $50,000 bond would not only take every cent of my ready cash, but all the means of mergers are my Gordle words. Gee, I'm... I'm sorry about how the whole... I'm sorry about how the whole thing went, Mr. Gilder. He's got me awfully nervous. Maybe if we went into the judge's chamber, we could persuade him to lodge a bond. Sure, just let me talk to him. Young man, you've talked enough for one day. Well, it won't hurt to try. Come on. Me, Judge Hooker, you remember me, don't you? I thought perhaps maybe we could possibly get that little cash bond to reduce. I don't see why I should waste it. Well, I've been picking, Your Honor. If you spoke for somebody who'd known me for a long time, they might convince you that I'm not such a bad fella. Oh, that would be fine, Uncle Mord. Look at the judge's talk, too. Well, as a president of the Whistler Vista Chamber of Commerce, Evelyn, he's my next-door neighbor, too. His name's River McGee. We can call him Long Distant. I see Mr. McGee. Yeah, I'm glad you put me straight on that. Yeah, see, I knew my pal would set me in right. That's a very good point. Well, Mr. Chet for the world. Leroy, I want you to meet McGee one of these days. There's one of nature's ennoblement. Oh, yes. This conversation will influence my decision a lot, Mr. McGee. Ah, thank you. I guess you've made my mind up for me, Mr. Tipper. Ooh. Hold the phone a second. I'll tell him. Get on the sleeve. Yes, Judge. Get on the sleeve. I've decided to re-sin. That's $50,000 bond. I knew that would happen if you spoke to my little chump. Yes, after talking to McGee, I'm going to make that bond $100,000. What? Give me that telephone. Hello? Hello?  We'll be back in just a moment. 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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with Jaspy's quick hit, three box football mixer. It's a random division break featuring a box of 2019, a playbook football, 2020, select football and 2021 immaculate collegiate football. We'll be breaking this in chronological order. Very big thank you to everyone here for grabbing your spot straight up. I appreciate it, no fillers on this one. Thank you. There are the divisions right there. Big thanks to the divisions for being divisions. Let's roll it, let's randomize names and divisions two and a four six times. One, two, three, four, five and sixth and final time. Got Brody down to EJ. Two and a four six times for the divisions. One, two, three, four, five and sixth and final time. After six we get the AFC East down to the AFC West. All right, Brody with the AFC East. PJ with the NFC East. We're gonna see a NFC East matchup tonight. New York football giants at Washington football team. Travis with the NFC North, PJ with the AFC North. Don with the NFC West. Bennett with the AFC South. PJ with the NFC South and the AFC West. Let's sort by column B by team or by division that is. Let's box these up right here. Here are the boxes right here. There's 2019 playbook, 2020 select and 2021 Immaculate Collegiate Football. When we come back, we're gonna see if there's any trades. Then we'll have the break, stick around, BRB. All right, welcome back. No deals were done, so that list you saw remains the same. Thanks everyone for making this quick hitter possible. Appreciate it. Now let's see what we got. We're gonna go 2019, 2020 and 2021. Here's 2019 playbook football. We've got pregame festivities happening in the background on the TV in the background here. Giants at the Washington football team. Who does everyone have in this game? Any thoughts on this game? I'm going giants. I like giants minus three and a half or plus three and a half that is. Move this into my sight line a little bit better. We'll use this playing card right here to slow play some of the hits a little bit. First one out of the gate is Riley Ridley. 33 out of 49 for the Bears. That's gonna be for the NFC North Travis. There you go, Michael's with me. Likes the Giants snag 2317. Michael and I are teammates here. We got signature materials, Jersey and autograph. That is Bill Bates. That is 10 out of 249, old cowboy. Going to the NFC East, PJ. And we got Brett Farve, autograph. Wow. Hail Mary signatures Jersey and auto Brett Farve 25 out of 25. Going to the NFC North Travis Melbourne. There you go, Trav. Pretty nice. And back here is a Lamar Jackson red zone one out of 10. Nice patch. Look at that. Let's look at the photography first. Great photography there. Great patch right there. AFC North PJ. Nice, let's get that into a little slider box here. Is that a 10 as well? All right, now we move a year forward from 2019 to 2020. We got a little 2020 select football. Good luck. Anyways, Michael has thoughts on the game tonight. He was saying Giants 2317. Anyone else have any predictions on tonight's game? All right, we'll ignore that, Phelps. But don't worry. Lamar Jackson running past, he's been running past a lot of defenses. So your Falcons aren't the only one. Daniel Jones, eight passing TDs, three interceptions and four career starts versus Washington. I think maybe the overreaction from last week is Giants suck, right? So I don't know, we'll see. We'll see what Taylor Heineken can do. All right, so let's flip this back around this way. We've got Clyde Edwards-Elair leading us off. We've got Ryan Tannehill-Orange to 49 and a Silver Patrick Mahomes, concourse level. AFC West, that's gonna be for PJ in the AFC West. There's Orange Tannehill for the AFC South, Bennett. I guess we'll, let's see how, feeling a little bullish on Clyde Edwards-Elair. There you go, AFC West. And there's a Silver, LaMichael P. Ryan, AFC East for Brody. Maybe he can emerge as one of the running backs. Maybe he'll get some more snaps, premier level right there. Michael thinks that a lock of the week has to be Packers against the Lions. Roger's gonna light it up Monday night. There's Jalen Hertz, he lit it up week one. Though Lions do play, well, Rogers after a loss is usually pretty much a lock, but Lions do play the Packers pretty well. They can keep it close. Jalen Hertz, NFC East for PJ. Got Zack Moss to 149. There's Kyler Murray, nice. I think that's field level. He doesn't say. Usually that little squiggly sort of dines field level. That's really cool.  NFC West, that's gonna be for Don. There's T. Higgins, Ross Blacklock and Larry Fitzgerald. Ooh, nice, Jeremy. T. Higgins, AFC North, PJ. Zack Moss, AFC East, Roti. Jeremy's gonna go in to see some family in the Berg this weekend, taking her son to the Steelers game. I think that should be a good game. My Raiders out there. Justin Jefferson, 133. It's a good old historical matchup too. Thanks Justin Jefferson to 175, NFC North, Travis. Raiders and Steelers have had some fun AFC battles back in the day. And there's rookie Jersey and Otto Michael Pittman Jr. 125 out of 199. Could be an emerging target for Carson Wentz. James Winston looking good. There's Derek Henry looking to build off of last season. There's Travis Kelsey or Kelce as they say. And a tie-dye Drew Locke for the AFC West. PJ with Denver, 14 out of 25. And there's Jason Peters, 28 out of 99. Autograph, NFC East, PJ. Eagles look pretty good. We'll see Chase Young in action tonight. And seven out of 25, Tredavious White, three-color Jersey, tie-dye parallel. Love the tie-dye. AFC East, Roti. Seven out of 25, Roti's feeling Washington, 34-24. Ed Reid, Joe Montana. And a nice. We've got Patrick Mahomes, tri-color, Premier level, 143 out of 199, AFC West, PJ. Yeah, Michael, I agree. Select does look really, the tie-dyes always look real sharp. This is real sharp too. Mahomes. And this is just a quick little break. Here's the last box, 2021 Immaculate Collegiate Football. Let's see what we got in here. Good luck. Looks like a shallow box here, which might mean redemption. Yeah, there's a redemption in the middle. All right, let's use this playing card right here to hide the hits a little bit. There's Ezekiel Elliott, 87 out of 99. Sort of a weak, sort of a weak, weak one for him.  This is for Dallas. That's gonna go to the NFC East, PJ.  Buffalo! That goes to Brody in the AFC East. His brother plays with Ezekiel Elliott and his teammates. Next is Dwayne Esquidge. Signature moves, autographed 14 out of 25. Blanking on Dwayne, is he a Colt maybe? No, a Seahawk. That'll be for the NFC West. That'll be for Don. There you go, DH. All right, now the redemption's coming up. PJ is gonna venture a guess. He's saying Micah Parsons, redemption. The redemption is gonna be, no. It's a dual autograph. Wow, Chris Evans and Nico Collins. Chris Evans is a bangle and Nico Collins is a Texan. So that'll be a randomizer. So we'll do that at the end of the break. All right, next is Cadarius Tony. That is 66 out of 99. We may see him in action tonight for the New York Football Giants. That is for the NFC East, PJ. Yeah, you're close. You got the state of one of those players, right, PJ? You got close. Let's see if maybe Cadarius Tony could make his mark tonight. And the last one here is nice. Two-color jersey and on-card autograph. Justin Field, 17 out of 49. That is the NFC North Travis. Congrats, Travis. Thanks for getting in. Nice looking hit. All right, that is that. Now let's see who's gonna win that redemption. So let's go, I wanna flip screens just really quick. Let's grab some new dice. There's some new dice. There's a blank list. Chris Evans, Cincinnati, and Nico Collins, Houston. Nick Ellis saying two Michigan grads. So that's the connection there. I didn't realize that. Let's roll it, randomize it. Five into six, 11 times. Almost full 12 times. Team on top gets it. You're welcome, Travis. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11, then final time. Flips to Cincinnati. We're on to Cincinnati. That goes to PJ and the AFC North. So you'll get that dual autograph. And, and look at this, look at this service right here. Free top loader. There you go. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. That was our Jaspys quick hit three box divisional mixer number two from jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. And I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


Hey guys, Thunder E here and you guys are excited about this video. Of course, we're trying to find out which is the best Android smartphone. Well, it's of course between the Pixel 7 Pro and the Galaxy S22 Ultra. We're starting with the front facing cameras at 4K 60, just walking by. Of course, we do photos, we do video, cinematic mode, gaming, speakers, much more. So let's go ahead and find out. As we begin, I want to give a big shout out to our sponsor, Anker, making the GAN Prime Chargers. Now let's take a look at just 4K 60 recording here, walking down the street, looking at stabilization from both cameras. Of course, we have the Pixel on the left, Pixel 7 Pro, Galaxy on the right. You can make your own judgments here, but you can see that one is definitely better than the other, Galaxy with a slight edge. And then we are going to move over to cinematic video. This one, I want to hear your take, guys. What do you think? Now, the Galaxy looks to be a little bit on the lighter side in certain positions, but both of them have very similar bokeh, though the Pixel 7 Pro is a little bit more focused, if you will. But again, interesting in look and feel. Skin tone is much lighter on the Pixel in this angle compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. But yeah, let me know your thoughts here on this as well. Okay, taking a look at Super Steady vs Action Camera. And clearly, Super Steady needs a lot of work. Samsung needs to definitely fix this. The Pixel looks so much better and really solid. Now, we're going to transition into photos. And what you're going to see is a front-facing camera photo. We see two of those. You're going to see more contrasting on the Pixel, a little softness on the Galaxy. My shading is kind of in between in terms of colors. And then we go over to some regular portraits. You can see that the Pixel doesn't do a lot of the foreground stuff compared to the Galaxy. And some of these shots, you're going to see a difference in coloration. So Daniel becomes a little bit more redder in the Pixel and a little bit more orange in the Galaxy. So it's kind of a, it's neither of his skin tones. With me here, there's more contrasting on the Pixel and less on the Galaxy. But you get the idea as you kind of go through these images that they both look good. I would say one's preference. The background blur on the Pixel looks really, really nice and solid. I do kind of prefer the way Kevin looks here on the Galaxy of the Pixel. Now we're going to get into some zoom shots, which are really impressive, especially the digital zoom on the Pixel. So both images look really good. And as we zoom in closer here, you can see again, of course one's 2x, one's 3x here and this one, we get a much closer look. Again, that digital zoom looks pretty nice. And when we get to this last shot here, this is 30x, really solid here on the Pixel, but the Galaxy definitely wins this one. So here's a video shot of that digital zoom in action. Now this is the Galaxy S22 Ultra. First, we had to use different shots because you cannot record in switch lenses because not all the lenses are used at the same time. But you can see now this here is a 20x zoom. Looks pretty nice. Then we're moving over to the Pixel here. Now this is a continuous recording because you can zoom while recording. So we went from Alt-Right to 1. Then we went to about a 2x. Then we went to 5. You can see how clear that comes up. Then trying to move to a 10x here. And I believe you can go all the way to about a 30x for digital zoom. And it gets ground later, but still really solid video. Low light photography here. You're going to see some differences. I do like the Galaxy here of the Pixel. More focus. Pixel looks much better. Even though I say the Galaxy does better shadows, Pixel definitely wins on this one here. And as we move to the next photo here, this both missed the original mark. The Galaxy is closer to the color. I do like the Galaxy color here of Bored Firm over the Pixel. And the Galaxy here for us makes food looks more punchier, but that's a more natural tone to the food look. So I would say it's preference, but the Galaxy just looks cleaner here. Now when it comes to this shot, Pixel wins because it gives everybody better skin tones overall. My skin tone looks better than the Galaxy. While of course the Pixel wins here again, you see MJ and Daniel. Galaxy has less lens flare on this shot. And when we move to the next one, the Galaxy also represents the building and the lighting is better. And also the streets plus, I think both of them are pretty much the same in this shot here. And the final shots, I will give this a little bit more to the Pixel. From facing camera, low light condition, the Galaxy looks much better. Less grainy. Also you can see my face is better lit here. And then we move over to the rear camera. I will give the edge to the Galaxy a little bit better in stabilization and also looks a little bit brighter. But the Pixel also is much improved from what they had from last year. So cameras closer than what we would have expected. Pixel is definitely improved with the video quality of the cameras, especially being out Samsung with its Super Steady, which honestly they need to improve. But I have to say those Samsung's camera is still the best for video on the Android ecosystem so far. And the cinematic mode, I kind of like it a little bit more. When it comes to photography, I think the Pixel does a better job with skin tones as they've been pushing for quite a while. And they also do a slightly better job with low light photography. So what do you guys think? Who won that camera aspect of this video? All right, so when it comes to battery life and charging, I'm going to give the edge to the S22 Ultra simply for the fact that the dare was recording basically by the time we hit midnight, the Galaxy was at 9%, the Pixel was at 34%. But all I did on the Pixel was shoot video and photos. While the Galaxy, I used it for my daily day, emails, social media, watch, TikTok. I did a ton of stuff and it lasted from 9 a.m. to almost midnight. Simple. But when it comes to charging, it's a bit different. We both know both devices don't provide chargers in the box. This is where our video sponsor come in and that is Anker with the GAN Prime Charger. Now the reason I like this is the fact that I'm holding a 120 watt charger in my hand. Look at this. It is small, it is portable and I love it. Now I've been using this charger for quite a bit. I took it with me when I went to Vietnam and I used it on the plane to charge. I've used it across different countries now. And I love it for the fact that I can charge three devices at the same time. As you can see here, you've got the ability to of course charge your laptop. You can charge your smartphone, your tablet. And it's got some really great features, not just the fact that you can charge three devices at one. You've got Active Shield 2.0 that basically monitors temperatures, making sure that nothing overheats while you're charging your devices. And then you've got PowerIQ 4.0 that basically regulates and understands the right wattage you need for any of your devices, be it your smartphone, your tablet, or your laptop, ensuring that you're getting the fastest speed as well as also monitoring what it's actually doing on the go. Which is great. So it means you can charge your Galaxy S22 Ultra and Pixel 7 Pro at the fastest speed possible while also regulating temperatures effectively. Honestly, this is probably one of the best charges I have used. I definitely recommend it. And if you guys want to pick this up, or any of the other GAN Prime chargers, they've got a different suite of chargers. They have some that are 150 watts, they've got 65 watts, so on and so forth. Use the links down below, pick them up. Now let's go ahead and finish this battle of it. Both devices have some really lovely bright displays and they look great in indoors. But when you move outdoors, the Galaxy seems to be lacking yet again with the Pixel 7 Pro display looking much brighter outdoors compared to the Galaxy. Don't mind the bars there, the Galaxy goes down to 1Hz refresh rate, so that's usually why. But you can clearly see the Pixel, which is on the right, is brighter than the Galaxy, which is on the left. Now let's talk gaming. Of course, this is the part that I love and this is where we saw some very interesting results. Now, we know the Pixel 7 Pro has the Tensor G2 processor and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is in the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Playing Call of Duty Mobile, the Pixel 7 Pro does 89 FPS at ultra settings. While at ultra settings on the Galaxy, we still stock at 60. Now I think this needs an update, but that's just where we are. Now, PUBG Mobile is the same, so I'm not going to focus on that because nothing changes there. Apex Legends on the other hand, on the ultra-ultra HD settings, the Pixel 7 Pro does 60 FPS solid, while the Galaxy fluctuates between 60 to 55 to 60 FPS. So there's a difference in frame reach there. So you're thinking, look, the Pixel must be better. Ah, then we move on to Genshin Impact. Now, this is where the Pixel in about 10 minutes of gameplay as I showed earlier, my gaming video. The Pixel 7 Pro does 41 FPS, and to be fair, it actually did this in three minutes of gameplay of Genshin Impact. While the Galaxy starts off at 60 FPS, and within that 10-minute timeframe, it drops down to 45 FPS. So the Galaxy handles Genshin Impact much better than the Pixel 7 Pro. So is the Pixel 7 Pro better than the Galaxy in gaming? I would say they're about the same. I think it definitely updates needed across the board, but also that stabulating age and more really shows its age in just under 10 months. Temperatures. This is where both of them are actually at the same level. Both the Galaxy S22 Ultra and the Pixel 7 Pro come in at around 105 through like 107 degrees, roughly between that range for both devices, which is good. So it means we're getting really, at least really solid temperatures across the board when it comes to gaming for both devices, whether you're playing Genshin Impact or whatever games you're playing. So that is actually very, very nice. Now let's talk speakers. How well do they sound? I can describe it, but how about you guys take a listen. This has been an interesting battle because they've gone back and forth in terms of performance and how they've done in all the different categories. And it also might fall on preference. So I'm going to ask this question and I want to see your answers in the comments guys. Who do you think won this battle and why as it pertains to you? Because when I look at it on, you know, spec for spec, feature for feature, I think the Pixel 7 Pro won this one. And when you summarize it with a price point at $899 comparison to the Galaxy, which of course starts at roughly around $1,100, then you have a clear winner here with the Pixel 7 Pro. Now I do prefer the Galaxy for certain things, but I think here you can game or you can take some great photos. You've got solid video and you've got some great speakers. This might be the winner. So let me know what your thoughts are guys. Leave them down below and don't forget to check out more videos on the Pixel 7 Pro. I have my gaming video for you. Go check out food details on gaming on there. And I'll have some more videos. I might do one on the Pixel Watch as well.


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Box 13, with the Star of Paramount Pictures, Alan Ladd as Dan Holliday. Box 13, care of star times. I have a proposition for you. One that will bring you $10,000 if you go through with it. But you've got to make up your mind fast. I'm at 658 Carson Street. I won't be there after tomorrow evening. So if you're interested, come to see me. Bring this letter to identify yourself and come to flat number six. Remember, you've got to hurry. That was it. No signature to the letter. Just that sense of urgency that made me feel as though the writer were afraid. He was. And later, I was. Now back to Box 13 and Dan Holliday's latest adventure. Sealed instruction. Well, Susie, what do you make of it? He's in an awful hurry, Mr. Holliday. That he is. And he mentions $10,000. And that, as they say in books, is a lot of gold watchers. He doesn't even sign his name. I bet he's an income tax evasion. What? He's an income tax evasion? Susie, evader. Well, one or the other, he's got $10,000. Uh-huh. Okay, Susie, it looks like the best letter of the bunch for this week. So my address for the next hour or so will be 658 Carson Street. Carson Street ran through one of those neighborhoods where the houses sat one on top of the other. Crowded, dirty, and teeming with people, trucks, and more people. I found number 658, knocked on the door of flat number six. Yes. Who is it? Who is it? Box 13. You've got the letter with you? Yes, I've got it. Put it under the door. Okay. Here it comes. Stand under that light across the hall so I can see you. All right. Come on in. Hurry. Sit down. No, no, no. Keep away from the window. The shade's down. No one can see you. Keep away from it. You've got enough bolts and chains on that door to hold off a tribe of Indians. I know what I'm doing. When we get a good look at you. In the yellow light that came from the one globe dangling from the ceiling, the man looked at me and I looked at him. He was about 50. His face was drawn and pinched. His hands shook and his eyes squinty and sharp slid over me. I didn't like him. Then he seemed to be satisfied and sat down on the chair opposite me. So you're after adventure, eh? That's right. Did you see anyone following you here? Not that I know of. Why? Expecting someone else? I'm always expecting someone. No. No, I'm not. What do you want with me? Are you free to go anywhere? That's what my aunt says. We'll go anyplace, do anything. I usually do. Would you be willing to go as far as the Philippine islands? It's a man-sized errand. Would you go? That's all I want to know. Would you go? Well, that all depends on what I've got to do. The answer is no. There's nothing crooked. I want you to go there and bring back something that belongs to me. Something I've got to have. What's stopping you from going yourself? Look at me. I'm sick. It could be. But you're sure there's no other reason. What do you mean? Well, the bolts and the locks on the door. That fact that you said in your letter you wouldn't be at this address after tonight. The shades drawn. You were afraid I was following. So? So, two and two are four. And the four in this case comes out to... You're afraid to show your face? I have enemies. The ordinary kind?  They'd kill me. I see. What's your name? You have to know that. It's a little peculiarity of mine. I like to know the people I'm dealing with. My name is Grail. Joseph Grail. Does it mean anything to you? No more than mine would mean to you. Holiday. Down holiday. There's $10,000 in this for you. I don't care about that. What? Oh, the money doesn't interest me. Doesn't it? Money doesn't... I must have said something very funny. You did, holiday. You did. You say $10,000 doesn't mean anything to you. No, it doesn't. I'd better explain. You see, I'm a writer. The stories I get in response to that box 13 ad you answered, well, they pay me amply for my efforts. There's one bore me every minute. But will you go? And do what? I'll give you the name of a man from you to contact in Manila. That's all you have to know now. Then what happens? That will take care of itself. What do you want me to bring back? I told you something that belongs to me. Something I've got to have, something that means life or death to me. That important. We're wasting time. Will you do it? It's adventure and when you get back, I'll give you $10,000. Do anything you want with it. I don't care. But bring me what I want. When do I have to leave? As soon as you can. Oh, one more question. What? Where are you going to get the $10,000? Well? I'll have it when you get back. I see. Do I come here? No, I won't be here. I've got to keep moving because he... He? Never mind. When you get back, put another ad below the one for box 13. Just see you back. I'll get in touch with you. And the name of the man I'm to meet in Manila? You'll find him at the address on this slip of paper. He's expecting someone from me. And here, take this envelope. Don't open it until you get in touch with the man. Sealed instructions, huh? Yes. And holiday. Take good care of that envelope. Hide it.  And with that little gem as a bon voyage from Krell, I left him. When I got home, I took the envelope he'd given me and had it sewn into the lining of my jacket. Four days later, I was Manila after a nice, pleasant trip on the plane. I went to a hotel and registered. Later that evening, I took a cab to the address of Krell's man. It was a tiny ramshackle place in the street that was so narrow the cab couldn't get through.  And right there is where I should have said quits to the whole thing. That all familiar feeling began tingling my spine. As usual, foolishly, I paid no attention to it. I got to the house. There was no answer. I tried the door. It was pitch black inside. I closed the door behind me. I stood there for a couple of seconds trying to see through the blackness when... Stand right where you are. Who's that? Just stay where you are. The light went on and facing me was a man with a gun. And from where I stood, the muzzle was neatly in line with my third rib. The man looked at me for a moment and... Turn around. Back to me. It's the idea. I don't know yet, but we'll see. Okay, face me. Who are you? Never mind. That who are you? That holiday. Doesn't need a thing. Look down at these. Yeah, we got company, Sergeant. So I see. Sergeant? What is this? Sit down. Look, I came here to see someone. What's the name of the person you came to see? I don't know. If you don't know this man, why did you come here? Come on, talk. I don't see any reason why I should. Would it give you a reason if I told you we're police? I don't know. You don't know much, do you? Why did you come to see this man you don't know? On business. What kind? I was sent here. By who? A man named Joseph Krell. Krell? Well, well, well. Evidently, that explains a lot of things, doesn't it? It could and it couldn't. You say your name is Holiday. That's right. All right, Mr. Holiday. Step over to this other room with me. Come on. Open the door, Sergeant. See you later. Go ahead, then, Holiday. Oh, do you have to keep that gun on me? It's better that way. Now I want to see your man. Yeah. I'd look on the floor behind the bed. Now you've seen him. Who killed him? We'd like to know that, too. You didn't think I did? Maybe you'd like to talk now. Tell us why you came here. Why you had to see Carlos. Carlos? Yeah, the name of the deceased. All right, Lieutenant. Lieutenant Keith Manila Police. This is Sergeant Anrika Kodas. Okay, I was sent here by Joseph Krell. I was to see this Carlos. Why? I don't know. I was to give him an envelope. Where is it? At the hotel. I will find out about that later. Now this Krell, why did he send you? He couldn't come himself. But whatever it was he wanted me to bring back. He said it meant life and death to him. He offered me $10,000 to get it for him. Oh. What was in the envelope? I don't know. Is that your stock answer? Now look, I'm telling the truth. You don't believe it? Check with the police in the States. Verify my identity. We will. But first let's get something straight. Well, that would be a pleasure. Krell sent you for something that was worth $10,000 to him. Did anyone else know about it? Hardly. Why hardly? Because Krell said I might be killed. And you didn't talk to anyone on the plane about it? No. Okay, we'll go back to your hotel and check on a few things. Sergeant. See you, Lieutenant. Stay here. No one in or out. Meet me at headquarters as soon as you can get away. See. Now, Holiday, we'll see how much trouble you're really in. On the way back to my hotel, Keith didn't say much. Neither did I. But I was doing a lot of thinking. Suddenly it hit me. Something Keith had asked me. Something he had no right to ask. And something he couldn't have asked unless... I looked at him. He was smiling to himself. Okay, I had to take a chance. By the way, Lieutenant. What? That building over there. Where? Just to your right. Look out the window. What building are you talking about? Driver. Driver, stop the cab. What is it? What's the matter? My friend, he met with an accident. He's hurt. We should maybe go to a doctor. No, I don't think so. But when he comes to, ask him a question for me, will you? A question, but... Yeah, just ask him how he knew I came to Manila on a plane. And now back to sealed instructions. Another box 13 adventure starring Alan Ladd as Dan Holliday. So there I was. Out in the middle of a big puzzle and a murder. Sure, Keith had killed Carlos to keep me from getting to him. Keith must have followed me from the States. Oh, it was smart of him not to play his cards on the plane or as soon as I got to Manila. He waited until I tried to contact Carlos. Then he planned to get the envelope away from me without any more fuss or bother. Now, I had to get back to the hotel and get that envelope before Keith came too. Because when he did, he was going to be very, very nasty.  Is this the right one, Mr. Holliday? Oh yeah, that's the one. Here you are. Oh, thank you, sir. Will that be all? Yes, sir. Uh-oh. Oh, wait a minute. Yes, sir? Come here behind this pillar. Something wrong, sir? Yeah, there is. Look over at that entrance.  White hat, gray suit? Yes, sir. I, uh, I don't want to meet him. Oh, I see. Look, you go through the lobby paging me. He'll follow you to see where I am. Lead him and marry Chase, got it? I got it, Mr. Holliday. Okay, get going. Paging Mr. Holliday. Mr. Dan Holliday. Well, the bellhop did it up good. Keith fell for the gag and followed the bellhop just far enough behind him so that he could surprise me if he saw me. But he didn't. I ducked out of the entrance and took a cab to police headquarters. There. Let me get this straight, Mr. Holliday.  That's right, Lieutenant Marinos. But why? So he could get this envelope away from me. He'd already killed once to get it. But maybe he thought killing me would attract too much attention. But this envelope, where is it and what is in it? We're going to see that right away. Have you got a knife? Yes. Here. Oh, thanks. Well, this was a good jacket. There it is. Uh, open it. Sure. Well, what's this? May I see it? Here you are. Hmm. This is very curious, Mr. Holliday. It looks like a map. It's half a map, Lieutenant Marinos. Carlos had the other half. Of course, of course. But a map of what? And to what? To whatever Krell wanted. Krell? Yeah, that's the name. Why? You did not mention his name before? Why not? Well, I didn't think it was important. To the Pilipinos, it is very important. I don't get it. Why? During the Japanese occupation of the islands, Joseph Krell was a collaborator. Oh, no wonder he didn't dare come back. But the rest of this business, how does it fit in? I do not know as yet. However, I think I have an idea, Mr. Holliday. Yes, what's that? Before the war, before the Japanese invasion, Krell was a gambler. It was known that he ran a gambling house with a partner. Partner? Keith? Could be, although Keith was not his name then. So what's the rest of your idea? The partner fled when the Japanese came. Krell did not. Now I think the partner would like to find Krell. Mr. Holliday, we must find the other half of this map. Well, Keith has it. I know that. And find Keith. That would be much easier said than done. Unless... Unless to tell? Unless you help, Mr. Holliday. I do not think that Keith will suspect that you have come to the police. He followed me from the States. He must think I'm in with Krell. If he thinks that, then he'd think I wouldn't dare go to the police. Exactly. So... Oh, I see. You want to tie me out as live bait, is that it? It is the only way to get him. Because he will come after this half of the map. Uh-huh. Of course, you can refuse. And I do not say that I would blame you. No, I guess not. But, well, you've got yourself a piece of live bait. And I hope it stays that way. It was the only way to get Keith. Besides, I was very curious as to what that map meant. And why getting something meant life and death to Joseph Krell. So I checked out of the hotel and with one of Lieutenant Moreno's men following at a distance. I took a room on the other side of town and waited. An hour passed. Two. Then when I was beginning to look as though our Mr. Keith was smarter than we'd figured. Come in. Well, hello. Mr. Holliday, you've given me a lot of trouble. You don't want an apology, do you? No. All I want is the other half of that map. Oh, sure. You knock on the door, I say come in, give you the map and that's that. Very simple. Yeah, very simple and very smart. But you don't think I'd have the map on me, do you? Maybe not, but you know where to get it. Let's go. Wait a minute. What for? Why, uh, why don't we make a deal? What kind? Well, neither half of the map is any good without the other. And I'm sure you haven't got yours with you. Oh, but I have. I see. Was it very hard getting it from Carlos? No, not very. No harder than it will be to get the half you've got. Oh, look, we can still make a deal, Keith. Or whatever your name is. Keith will do. Okay. How about it? Maybe you're smart at that. Okay, let's go. After you, Holliday, and don't forget this. It's loaded. You make it easy to remember. Yeah, I can make it very easy to forget by pulling the trigger. None of the back way, Holliday. The back way. Back way?  Or how smart do you think you are? You forgot all about Enrique, didn't you? Oh, the sergeant. Yeah. Here, this door. See, Enrique followed us away from Carlos' place. He knew you slugged me in the cab. Enrique seems to have done all right. Just perfect. Get in this car. Go ahead, Enrique. Looking for your cop friends, Holliday? Cops? Yeah. You see, when you pulled that bellhop trick at the hotel, Enrique was outside. He followed you, so you go to the police. It's too bad, Holliday, but there are no police. Oh, I see. Enrique took care of him, is that it? Enrique has been very busy. Now, let's have that half, you gun. I told you I haven't got it. Quit stalling. It was to be bait for me, wasn't it? You and Marina's were so sure you'd have me, you didn't bother to leave the half at headquarters. Let's have it now. Keith looked at me. Sure, he knew he held all the aces, and he held the gun right at my head. Now, there was nothing to do but drag out my half for the map and give it to him. He looked at it, held it against his half. They matched. All right, Holliday, this is the end of the line. You get off here. What do you mean? What do you think? Take the next turn right, Enrique, and slow down a little. Mr. Holliday is leaving us. For good. Keith met it. Enrique started to take the next turn to the right, but I had a different idea. I grabbed the handle of the door, twisted it hard, and jumped. Took a cold fall on my shoulder, rolled over into the ditch on the side of the road. Keith jumped out of the car, started to tour me, shooting as he came. You are not hurt, Mr. Holliday. No, no, I'm not, Lieutenant. Oh, I'm glad. We are a majority of two, Lieutenant Marinos. But Keith... He is taken care of. How did you get here? By putting two strings to my bow, Mr. Holliday. The one man I had followed you was, how shall we say, a decoy? Well, let's say it and be very happy. Is he all right? A little lump on his head, but all right. You know, this was very close. Yes, I am very sorry, Mr. Holliday, but I did not expect Mr. Keith to have a car. However, all is well that ends well, hm? Yeah, sure. Now, how about that map? Come, we will see about that now. With the two halves of the map, we went to work. Crell had hidden something in the hill's back of Manila, hidden it before the Japanese invasion. Three hours later, Lieutenant Marinos and I sat on a box and watched his men digging into the earth. And Marinos talked. You see, this Carlos was Crell's servant. When Crell left the Philippine Islands, he left half the map. Mm-hmm. In case he was caught, a half map would do no one any good. That is right. Keith was Crell's partner. He left. Crell stayed to become a collaborator. Playing two games at once. The Japs won. He'd been with them. The Allies won. Well, he'd have what he had to hear. Exactly. Lieutenant Marinos, we have found it. Please. A box, an iron box. Sergeant, break the lock. Yes, sir. Mr. Holliday, you may have the honor of opening it. Oh, thanks. I lifted the lid and unwrapped a large package done up in waterproofed oil silk. It is quite a lot of money, yes? Quite a lot of money. Perhaps half a million, Mr. Holliday. From the looks of it, yes. And it all belongs to Mr. Crell, a man who betrayed my people and his country. We shall be happy to hold it in trust for him until he cares to come and claim it. Yeah, yeah. I think I'll take him back to something else, though. Something else? What? That. What? That over there. Mr.  I left Manila the next day with Lieutenant Marino saying goodbye. With me was the iron box I'd come across the ocean to get. But in it was something a great deal different from what Crell expected. Back in the States, I put an ad below my Box 13 ad. I waited, and then... Here it is, Mr. Holliday, right below the Box 13 ad. It says, Holliday, come to 1256 Chickering Place. Okay. That's it, Susie. But why don't they arrest Mr. Crell? Arrest? I think we've got something much better, Susie. Much better. Who is it? Holliday. Let me in. Have you got it? Did you get it? Yes, here it is. Oh, that's it. Yes, that's it, Holliday. I've waited so long for this, so very long. I know you have, Crell. And I'm very anxious to see what you think about it. You didn't open it. The lock looks like it was opened. Why don't you look inside, Crell? Yes, yes. I've saved this key. Oh, your ex-partner is dead. Now you won't have to worry about him killing you for double-crossing him. Good. Good. I paid you well, Holliday. I paid you well. Well, what? Who is this? Who is this? Surprised? It's gone. It's gone. But I brought you something in place of the money well. The flag of the New Philippine Republic. The flag of a people you betrayed. You! You!   Very sick. You never lived to stand trial, but you could have lived well in all that money. Please. Please. Please. Certainly, Crell. Oh, here's the other half of the map, which is why you wrote to me originally. I've not double-crossed you. You can have your treasure any time, Crell. Any time you want to claim it. Where is it? In Manila. And any time you want to go back and claim it, I think the people there will be very glad to see you. Half million dollars. Wow. Who does it belong to, Mr. Holliday? Mr. Crell. But I don't think you'll ever claim it. Gee. But what about him? Where'll he go? Well, what'll he do? I don't know, Susie. And I don't think I really care about a man who would double-cross his own country. Well, anyway, it was exciting for you. You know, I wish I could take a plane trip like that sometime. A plane trip? Good night, Susie. Next week, same time, in the courtesy of Paramount Pictures, Alan Ladd stars as Dan Holliday in Box 13. Box 13 is directed by Richard Sanville, with this week's original story written by Charles Garnett. Original music is composed and conducted by Rudy Schrager. Part of Susie is played by Sylvia Picker. Production is supervised by Vern Carstensen. Box 13 is a Mayfair production from Hollywood. Watch for Alan Ladd in the latest Paramount Pictures.


Another way of decomposing a matrix is through QR decomposition and it is very useful in many, many problems, many scenarios. So basically the QR decomposition theorem says that if you are given a matrix A of size n by m, so it need not be square and n greater than or equal to m. So basically it is a matrix that is tall like this. So this is n by m and n greater than or equal to m. Then there exists a Q which is in c to the n by m and with orthonormal columns and r which is upper triangular of size m by m such that A equals QR. And if m equals n, then Q is unitary. Of course it is orthonormal and it is square so it must be unitary. And the last part is that if in addition A is non-singular then r can be chosen such that its diagonal entries are all strictly positive. That means they are real and positive. So keep in mind that you cannot compare a complex number to 0 and say that is it greater than 0 or less than 0. You cannot order complex numbers. But on the real line you can order things. So when I say that all its diagonal r can be chosen such that all its diagonal entries are greater than 0, what I really mean is that I can choose r such that all the diagonal entries are real and positive. In this case Q and r are unique. Okay so I won't prove this theorem but it is actually a direct consequence of the Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization process. So essentially all you will be doing is to run Gram-Schmidt on the columns of A and you see that the corresponding coefficients that you learn that you compute can be arranged in the form of an upper triangular matrix r. Okay that's how it goes so I won't write the proof out. But one important utility of the QR decomposition is to calculate eigenvalues. So recall that the way to find eigenvalues is to first write out the characteristic polynomial and then you have to find the roots of this nth order polynomial for a general n cross n matrix and there is no simple procedure to find the roots for n greater than 2. For n equals 2 it's a quadratic form and we know we can write the the roots of a quadratic enclosed form. But for n greater than 2 we cannot write the roots in closed form. We'll have to use some numerical zero finding algorithm to find those roots. So this is called the this algorithm is called the QR algorithm. It basically helps is useful for finding the eigenvalues of the matrix. Keep in mind that the QR decomposition by itself doesn't reveal the eigenvalues of a matrix. In particular the diagonal entries of r are not the eigenvalues of the matrix A. Okay but we can use this decomposition to in this in this algorithm to find the eigenvalues of A. So let the matrix A which I'll call A0 in C to the n cross n it's a square matrix P given. Then what we do is to first compute a QR decomposition of A. I'll state that as write A0 Q0 r0. So we've computed the QR decomposition. So the dimension of A0 is n cross n. Yes. So now it's a square matrix because I'm trying to show you how this QR decomposition could be used to find eigenvalues and eigenvalues are things we define only for square matrices. Then what we do is we compute this matrix which I'll call A1 which is equal to r0 times Q0. So all I'm doing is I first computed this QR decomposition and then I'm just reversing the order and multiplying it as r0 Q0. Now this A1 I'll compute its QR decomposition. So this is another QR decomposition step. And then I'll compute A2. I don't know how many times I should write this but this is the pattern r1 Q1 and so on. So the kth step will be we write ak equals Qk rk and k plus one step would be to compute ak plus one equals rk Qk. This is again a QR decomposition step. So this is the algorithm. And so first before we proceed one claim is that ak is uniterally equivalent to A. So that is easy to show. So for example if A1 equals r0 Q0 then if I consider Q0 times A1 that is going to be Q0 r0 Q0 which is equal to Q0 r0 is A0. And this Q0 has an orthonormal column so it is uniterally. So which means that Q0 A1 Q0 Hermitian equals A0 or A1 is uniterally equivalent to A0 and so on. And so ak is uniterally equivalent to A0. So it gives you a sequence that are all uniterally equivalent. And what one can show which I am not going to show again here this is an algorithm it is one of its properties is that under certain circumstances. So for example if the eigenvalues of A are all distinct so under certain conditions e.g. the eigenvalues of A A0 have distinct absolute values. The QR iterates ak converge to an upper triangular matrix. k tends to infinity. So since the upper triangular matrix is uniterally equivalent to A0 the diagonal entries of this ak as k goes to infinity are the eigenvalues of A0. So this is one other numerical recipe that one can use to find the eigenvalues of a matrix A. Okay so now that we have started discussing factorizations we will discuss what is what are known as canonical forms. So these are basically forms where I mean processes by which we reduce a matrix down to a simpler form. So the motivation is that one basic question you can ask is when are two matrices going to be similar? Okay we know that similar matrices have the same trace, the same determinant, the same eigenvalues, the same characteristic equation. But it is also possible that matrices can be different without, it is possible to find matrices that are not similar to each other but have the same trace determinant eigenvalues and characteristic polynomial. So it is still not clear how we will verify that two matrices are actually similar to each other. Okay if you can find a matrix such that S inverse AS equals B then great you are lucky, you found this matrix and so you know that A and B are similar. But if you do not, if you are not able to find that matrix how do you prove or otherwise or disprove that two matrices are similar? So one possible approach to find to determine similarity is to try and reduce both matrices down to some simple form for example a diagonal form and then see if these diagonal forms are the same up to possibly permutations of the diagonal entries. And so that is one way to determine similarity. If you are able to reduce both matrices down to a diagonal form and check that the two diagonal forms are actually the same, then you know that the two matrices are similar. So these are what we call canonical forms, reducing a matrix down to its simplest form which will then allow us to test for properties like similarity. So basically the, so if you could reduce things to diagonal matrices or reduce all these matrices to diagonal matrices then that would work. But the problem is that not every matrix is diagonalizable and so we have an existence problem. If two matrices are both non diagonalizable then it is difficult to know whether those matrices are similar or not. Now an alternative could be to try and use Schur's theorem which will allow you to reduce a matrix to an upper triangular form and then you can say let me try to compare these upper triangular forms. But in this upper triangular form that you obtained from Schur's theorem the diagonal entries can potentially appear in any order and two upper triangular matrices with the same, even if two upper triangular matrices have the same diagonal entries, but different off diagonal entries then those two matrices can still be similar. And so essentially Schur's theorem is insufficient to determine whether or not two matrices are similar. Now if we search for an upper triangular form that is as close to being diagonal as possible but is still attainable for every matrix then that form is called the Jordan canonical form. And this Jordan canonical form is a set of almost diagonal matrices and in fact if the matrix is indeed diagonal then the Jordan canonical form will return a diagonal matrix. So in some sense it is a generalization of diagonalizability of matrices. So the Jordan canonical form is a set of almost diagonal matrices and these matrices are called Jordan matrices. And these Jordan matrices include diagonal matrices and the punch line is that every equivalence class under similarity of square complex matrices includes a Jordan matrix and any two Jordan matrices of the same equivalence class are the same in a very trivial way. We will be able to look at the Jordan forms and say yes these are the same or these are different. So the main result we will discuss next is that every complex square matrix is similar and essentially unique. But essentially unique I mean that these matrices which are called Jordan matrices has a block diagonal structure and those blocks are called Jordan blocks and the only thing that is allowed is the permutation of those blocks. But other than that the Jordan matrices will be unique. And so this is called the Jordan canonical form that reduces the matrix to an almost diagonal matrix which is called a Jordan matrix. And as I said the Jordan matrices of two matrices in the same equivalence class okay let me write that that is actually an important point. So the Jordan matrices of a pair of matrices in the same similarity equivalence class are the same in a trivial way. Meaning that only in the block diagonal structure of the Jordan matrix some blocks could be exchanged but otherwise they will be the same. So you can it's very easy to check whether the Jordan matrices are the same or they're different. Okay in order to talk about the Jordan canonical form I need to introduce a couple of definitions. So the first is a nilpotent matrix. So a in c to the n cross 10 is said to be nilpotent if a power k equals what? 0. So the smallest positive k for which this happens is called the index of the nilpotent matrix. Of course if a power k equals 0 then a power k plus 1 a power k plus 2 all that is always equal to 0. So for example if a is the matrix 0 1 0 0 then a squared is the all 0 matrix and so we say that it is nilpotent of index 2. More generally if a is the n cross n matrix with once on the super diagonal and 0's elsewhere then a power n equals 0 meaning that the matrix is nilpotent of index n. So basically the Jordan canonical form theorem later will say that every matrix is similar to a matrix of form d plus n where d is a diagonal matrix and n is a nilpotent matrix. So that's what we are going to go towards. So yeah. So what is super diagonal? Super diagonal are the entries just above the diagonal. Okay sir. The diagonal not the diagonal so this is the diagonal and this is the super diagonal and similarly this thing would be the sub diagonal. Okay. So if you have once on the super diagonal if you square this matrix what you will find is that you can hand compute it it's easy. The ones will come in the second super diagonal then if you take that this matrix power 3 or you multiply that by this matrix again it'll come in the third super diagonal and then fourth fifth sixth eventually it'll come to be a matrix with all 0's except this entry being equal to 1 and then you multiply that one more time by this matrix it'll get rid of everything and you'll get 0 matrix. So k cross k Jordan log j of lambda with lambda being a complex number is this is the following matrix. It has lambdas on the diagonal and once on the first super diagonal and then 0's everywhere else and is of size k cross k. So lambda is on the diagonal 1 is on the super diagonal and 0 everywhere else. So this matrix is called k cross k Jordan block with lambda and of course when k equals 1 j of lambda is just equal to lambda. So we'll also sometimes use j k of lambda when we want to indicate the size of the matrix. Okay. So this is for the k cross k. So we will use both these notations hopefully I won't be too confusing to you but here I'm not using the subscript k. So this j 1 of lambda or j of lambda is just lambda for a 1 cross 1 matrix or a scalar and also j of lambda in the k cross k case is lambda times the k cross k identity matrix. So I'll write it this way. So there is clear j k of lambda is lambda times the k cross k identity matrix plus n where n is an ill potent matrix of index k with 1's on the super diagonal. So it's the all-zero matrix with 1's on the super diagonal. So we have the following theorem which I think since we have only one minute left I'll just leave it for the next time. So maybe pick your interest a little and say that Jordan form theorem what it will say is that a in c to the n cross n is similar to a matrix of the form j 1 of lambda 1 j k of or j r of lambda r where these are Jordan matrices or Jordan blocks. So again I think I'm messing up notation a bit but is a Jordan block of size not i cross i n i cross n i these are so there's a bad notation here I'll fix that the next time. So this is corresponding to eigenvalue lambda i of okay so this is what we will state and prove in the next class we'll stop here for today.


What is good mama squad welcome back to our channel guys currently ten o'clock We're on our way to the airport. I am literally getting nervous as heck I'm really like my stomach has been in a crunch for the past hour. Oh my god. I don't even know what to do No, I'm not I'm just I'm excited But as you guys read by the title you guys already know who we're meeting up with Me with a box they're out in Arizona. We're probably 20 minutes away from the airport and it's a three-hour flight So we'll be there in the next few hours. I'm nervous Get ready because we're probably mean double. I cannot wait. We got a long long airplane ride ahead of us Thank you so much for being a part of our channel if you are new make sure to go down hit that subscribe button Turn on post notifications So you can notified every single time we post let's try to get this video to 30,000 likes for Delavogs Let's just try to get them for Delavogs If you guys do not know who Delavogs are make sure to go check out their channel super amazing people I cannot wait to meet them in person and get a total total like Delavog experience Yeah, and Arizona experience and Arizona because it's supposed to be 100 degrees every day Yeah, it's beautiful down there too. What's oh, yeah, there's a lot of areas and parks and stuff So I'm excited. Get ready. Hopefully everything goes well. Hopefully we don't crash our plane Okay, you don't have to say that All right guys so as you can tell we just made it to Arizona we are officially in the airport They're waiting downstairs. We have to go down over here, and they're gonna be picking us up in their car We have to go we just wanted to stop for a minute just to tell you what's going on All right, I can't wait to get outside so we can take these freaking masks off so we could talk more But we're walking up right now Is this oh wait, is this their white truck today? I don't even know what car do they drive honestly I'm trying to see is this them Is it oh, I think it is We tried we tried shorty I gotta put you in your place, you know You've been waiting here for a while. Sorry. We didn't know where the heck we were going. We were lost in the airport dude Yeah, I guess we just made it to Joe's farm grill and apparently they said that this is one of the best places to eat.  Let me just say that but now we're out to eat So let's see how the food goes the burgers are supposed to smack. It's supposed to hit different So we're gonna see how it goes. We just got our food. We both got burgers They got or you know, he got a burger She got a burger a little healthy girl over there with the salad. This girl doesn't need me guys Oh Honestly congrats systems way cleaner than mine. Let me just tell you that No, I literally love it. Thank you guys for coming in clutch with the food. They knew hangry Mariah was coming Yeah, you do not want to see Oh, she started turning green It's bad Okay, why do you gotta do that? Gosh, all right, so what's going on right now? We are back from eating. We actually just took a swim We just chilled out. We chilled out by the pool. It was really fun. They have an awesome ass pool It was literally like 92 degrees, but the air temperature the heat outside is over 110. So it was perfect It's not human at all here Honestly, I know we've been hyping up Florida, but goddamn No humidity. We know what I'm not sweating when I guys this is life changing right now like listen Look at this is where we are right now, Chicago. This is where we were gonna go, Florida, but I don't know Anyways, we are currently about to head out to go on a little little bus I don't know It's a really cool thing that they go on and like we're gonna go to the sunset and go get some ice cream or something like that If you love outer banks just like us the first episode of the season they drive away in a bus and it looks exactly like that Stay too, but it doesn't have AC We might be sweating a little butts off babe I don't know what to have us getting into but the plan is we're gonna go on there Then get some dessert after and just probably on the night in the pool again I look you want to go swimming because it's fun is how I'm gonna let me let me show out time really quick This is all come here. Come here. Look at this. Look at this view right here. Oh my gosh Like the pool we got the floaties in there. It was so fun just to chill out there We're just waiting for everyone to get ready change and we got to go make this bus because it's 6 15 We got to get there by 6 45. Otherwise, they're leaving without us Oh, we are I didn't know that Little tired as you guys can see we had a long flight and we're up really early three and a half hour plane ride After waking up at 8 a.m. We should be used to it Quarantine got us in a different field. I don't know what it is, but we we are out of it We got to get back into it, but um, yeah, we're gonna be going leaving in a couple minutes I do not know what to expect at all, but I can't wait. I literally can't wait So we'll see you guys when we get there guess where we are Look at this thing. We are currently chilling in the back. We have to show you guys the outside It's so adorable. We got Bella and Dallas chauffeur down. We're calling it today We're a little worried about Alan because he's having problems driving Yeah, he's low.  Oh, we were talking about this I'm feeling great As you can tell, we're used to Florida weather and that's human. This is dry heat. We're not sweating a bit We were saying that earlier. We're thinking about adjusting our schedule We're gonna get everybody to move here. Let's do it I love it Spread the word Alright, Marble Squad, look how sick this is out here We took Mariah and Bill, show them the famous mountain in front of the bus Now photographer Bella's about to get in We're trying to use up all the sunlight Guys, the vibes of this area Like, we just made it in time where the mountain's not red anymore But thank you for doing that, yeah But, literally, it was red at one point So we got the Instagram pictures It goes from red to this purple color I feel like you guys got the full experience We got the full experience for the mountain wise Make sure to follow everyone on Instagram Literally, you'll be seeing those pictures If not already, soon And on top of that, Mariah Have you ever seen a cactus before? No Look at all the cacti Okay, you guys can't really tell There's a cactus there Yes, it is Mariah just said that those aren't cactices Just go, can you please confirm that Absolutely, here in Arizona, we call them cacti Yeah, so Oh, I said cactices, didn't I? Really, yeah It's cacti, so Get it right I'm sorry, mom God damn Yeah, we're just going to be chilling out here for the next, I don't even know, hour Maybe, like, it's just, it's so beautiful And I'm glad that we get to see the sun down fully What do we have here?  Like, shaved ice, you said? But it's like, it's a disgrace to call it shaved ice, bro Really? It's fire Is it better than shaved ice? All right, we're going to try it out Here's the video of it before I take it down Mariah What'd you get? Cotton candy? I'm addicted We got to move here just for this Guys, what did you say this was? I can never say it It's a strawberry Strawberry, Lara Tropical, tropical light Okay, strawberry Sorry, I had like Whatever, tropical This is going to be ordering for me for now on, okay?  Wash the color of the spoon Ready? Purple It changes color Wow Have you seen those like shorts that change color when you get wet? Oh yeah, it's kind of like that That's insane It's like magic It's purple right now Wait, wait, hold on That's so weird Oh my God I've never seen that Ever What do you rate this? 10 out of 10? I'd say 12 out of 10 There we go 12 out of 10, easy So we made it back to the Della house We are currently chilling for the rest of the night I think we're about pooped out Like we did so much today You already done a lot She's making cheese crisps I don't even know what that is But we're going to try it out for you soon Look at this What? The outside Honestly, this looks better than when in the daylight Oh my God, look at the car change Guys But yeah, I think we're going to close out today's video Right here She's tired, yeah We're keeping her up too long Thank you so much for watching this video I hope you enjoyed Make sure to subscribe Post notifications on so you get notified every single time we post Stay tuned because there's going to be more like content coming out There's going to be more We got a bunch of videos coming up It's going to be super lit We cannot wait to show you the whole Arizona Rest of the experience We already did so much today And wait, before we leave We do have to give a end of the video Post notification shout out Oh, I actually have a shout out We can do it to the bus Should we? Oh, okay, yeah Let's do it to the, what do you call them? Cruise and photo bus Cruise and photo bus Shout out to the cruise and photo bus For letting us use their bus Go up in the mountains You guys live in Arizona You guys definitely have to use that bus Oh, it was awesome There's like a low key vintage bus Like super, super lit What? I'm sorry, but the way I'm looking at cameras She's tired She's tired Don't, don't I'm looking like a whole mess You look like a snack, alright And one more thing Before we end the video We do an end of the video question That you guys have to comment down below So we can read and respond to them I think today's question should be Since it's the first time we've ever been To Arizona Have you ever Been to Arizona Been here Have you ever come out to this area Or just anywhere Experience the mountains and everything Comment down below Should we move here Or should we move to Should we move to Arizona Arizona That's a big question I mean Oh, this is, this is hard Honestly, wait Let's just change this question Should we move to Arizona I don't know I don't know Let's just see Comment down below We're going to read and respond And like to some of you guys' comments Thank you so much for watching this video And we will see you In the next video But until then Peace