TLO what's pop we are on twitch. We are not We'll be live a little later, but right now we're not it's 7 a.m You can leave a like comment subscribe turn on post notification bells man Let's continue to grow the family from Chicago to the UK. I Feel like I should watch this video. Welcome to Great Britain man. Wow, Mayo, Mayo But I'm here for I feel like I understand a lot of the kind of judiciary Certain inalienable rights and free markets that power to be the British Empire Welcome to Great Britain Combo, oh, that's a compilation. Okay It contains inside of it for co-equal and sovereign nations the first of these is England shown here in red Okay, I was just about to defend but then bro just banged his head So I'm gonna go on about my business to the north of Scotland shown in blue Who enter the West is Wales Is that really how I feel in Scotland like it's just playing it's just fields of grass and H and that's a W movie to train spotting or What movie was this? This train's not in red. Oh Trains my references, okay Who enter the West is Wales shown in white Often forgotten even by those they can even get a real real reference. They put a video game out for Wales That's the live in the United Kingdom is Northern Ireland shown in orange expert Geographers ready to tell that north never ready to tell me that Northern Ireland isn't in great Fishhands Inside of a pie crust This is a chicken pot pie with mash the peas Vicky plumb plumb blumb normal British neighborhoods, no Englishman native Britons Swarthy and hobbit like let me move on to our way down. It's too early for this man I'm still have sleep and they talk about this is a native British man look mr. Beans Swarthy and hobbit like there are the ab aboriginal inhabitants of Britain they are of middling intelligence and Naturally subservient in their bet betters When I just read that I felt like the American school system failed me and you know, normally I can read very well Out loud Okay Selto Germany German Germanics Germanics Germanics Germanics It's a lot going on this morning Descendant from various pre-norman invaders They are British I'm not going to read that they are brutish and Stupid which is really and has yet to master even the English language They tend to be unruly and anti-social but easy to manipulate French Normans a Small minority almost identical to the average Frenchman They have ruled England since the 11th century and preserved their existence by creating the British class system They include the nobility in every Britain who ever achieved anything of no It was much easier to read that I did that's on purpose. Oh, there's more this Harry Potter Native Britons, oh, okay. There's more pictures The former Empire are the British overseas territories. Thank you very much for watching. Okay. I know That there's people out there watching that they got something to say about this. How y'all feel about this is this how accurate You know I'm saying how accurate was this I? Feel like there's there's so much more to the UK To great Britain The world was displayed in this video I'm almost UK in this I'm almost from out there.


Now we want you to design a network, a confnet. So build a network like you saw a few slides ago. What will it consist of? Well, it will consist of conf layers. So we will need to, in the initialization, instantiate the relevant conf 2D. Like we're talking about 2D convolutions that requires us to specify how many channels come in, how many channels go out. Now channels, is the features. Then we need to specify the kernel size and we need to specify padding. We also need to specify fully connected layers, for which we just need to specify how many channels go in and how many channels go out. Now what will we need to do in the forward path? Well, we need to define the convolution layers. What do they consist of? Well, they consist of the convolution per se and they will generally be a real after them and a max pool, a max pool 2D after those. We will also sometimes need flatten operations. Where do we need flatten operations? Now if we have a conf layer, a set of convolutions and then afterwards we want to go into fully connected that often requires us to do a flatten operation. And then lastly, we will need fully connected components. And with these functions that we have on the slide, we can build a real working conf net. Now you will build a network from scratch. Based on what you learned so far, you should be able to build a conf net. Let's not do regularization for the moment. No, we'll get to things like drop out a little later. So what will you have to do? Well, initialize all the layers of the network. You need to make sure that you have all those layers. And then you will have to write the forward loop. And we will for the moment give you the training group and the cost functions. So build and train your network. Do not rush, take your time. I know we don't do that very often that we basically let you write a network from scratch. But I'm sure you can do it and it's going to be fun.


I need you to get this. Okay. When an objection comes out, it's because someone doesn't believe that you or your product is the way to go right before someone goes to say yes and goes to buy something. Sometimes people overthink something and they're like, Oh man, I've really wanted this now. I'm about to actually spend the money and they're actually excited. It's not like they're nervous. Like, I don't know if I should do it. They're excited to do it, but the sales person doesn't get that their job is to give them reasons and excuses why they should pass go and do it today.  You got to make sure they like you got to make sure that you understand there's going to be a time coming up soon in which you're going to ask them to buy something when you do go ask them to buy it. You need to make sure you deposit enough money in that account. So when you go to withdraw money out of it, they'll give it to you. That's what you're going to do. They'll be no objection. So how do you overcome every objection? Be so freaking good. You don't even get them. Be so good that people can't even rebuttal anything. Be so good at the end when people normally give stalls because they're thinking about spending the money. That's because they get serious. Dude, your job is to keep them in a state where they don't get serious. That's your job. How you doing it?  That's not me. There's a string that goes to people's wallets that first has to go through their heart. There's a string. It goes to their heart and then it goes to their wallet. Now I'm not telling you to use their heart to get to their wallet. Don't misunderstand me. I'm explaining to you that if you really are the best, why can't you lean in? Why? Why not? Because you guys don't believe enough. Dude, there's a reason why I've been able to scale past anybody. I'm unreasonable. When somebody tells me no and I think it's the right thing, I'm going to lean into what I believe in. If you're asking me about something and then I'm not really sure and I'm like, ah, well, maybe, you know, it's like, it's like, I'm not sold. Someone has to be the sold one in the deal. Someone has to be sold. Who's sold? I'm sold. And by the way, it's my job to make him sold now. Your customer is always right. No matter what they say. Hey, I totally understand. I completely agree. There could be a however coming behind it, but always agree with them. You guys want to create friction in your deals? You want to disagree with them? I dare you. I hear a lot of salespeople. They know it all. They know it all. So what they want to do is they want their customers to be aware that they know it all. So when a customer says something, why don't agree with that? I think this way. They're like, no, that's wrong. No. No, no, no. It may be wrong, but always agree. There's a way to explain that. It's called being a master of communicate. Communicate with them. Well, that there's other ways to look at it. Listen, life is all about perspective. Maybe the way that they see it right now is from that angle. However, in a moment when I explain it properly and communicate well, they'll see it from a different way. So don't tell them. I disagree. I see a lot of salespeople do that. Don't ever disagree. Always agree and then be great at overcoming the objection. You guys want to make more money than you know what to do with ruin the value of money for people. Write it down. Ruin the value of money for people. How do you ruin the value of money for people? Well, there's two ways. Number one, you give them more than they expected you to give. How do you do that? You care about the client more than they care about themselves. Simply said, if Ryan cares about himself this much, I'm going to care this much. I will out care him and somewhere along the way, people somehow forget this. They forget it somewhere. They forget why we're doing it. They get used to their jobs. I want to tell you guys something. The secret in life that I've learned. There's no greater feeling you'll ever get than knowing that you help someone have a better day. People don't have the courage anymore to be kind of people. People don't have the courage anymore to be different. Stand out. They don't. You need to have a delusional belief. Everybody can buy, came to buy and will buy as long as you do your job. So the question is, are they going to buy? That's not a question.  Of course, we're going to run their car. Of course, we're going to do business together. That's already been made up. Who made it up? Me. That's up to me. Some of you guys in here are hoping. Hope is good, but hope ain't going to get you 100% closing ratio. And some of you in here, you're like, did he say 100%? I know you don't think you can close 10 for 10. You're always thinking that only some of them are going to buy instead of everyone buying.   Because they want help.  Yes or no? These two things, if you can get them right, you guys triple yourselves today.  And you may say, well, I don't know.  You should know. How about you start changing the way you speak?  Dude, everybody that request information, common sense says they want something. I've got a solution. I'm here to solve it. Our company solved second thing.  Yes or no?  That's the game.


want to shave every 1000 here today we got some more yard sale stuff just a couple of little things I thought I'd do a quick video I know some of you guys like that so get some stuff over here I'll show you monkey got a couple things and so let's see what we got first of all monkey got this it's cute it's got like a little candle in it but it takes a battery it lights up so she thought that was cute to hang out at Halloween time got the spiderwebs on it I thought it was cute too so she got that this was at another yard sale though she got three of these I gotta hang one up for there and then two is in her mom's room so she got these for two bucks a piece this was at another yard sale they had one of these um electric grills and it's from T file and there's no box or anything the grill itself is in good shape but this thing looked like it been in somebody's garage for 10 years that's no joke she had 10 bucks on it I was going off rate I said you know can you do any better than that she was like well you know it's in perfect shape except for the dust the dust is free now I think I'll keep I'm just I just want to get ten out of it for two dollars you let a sale walk away okay whatever you can tell I don't think it ever been used because of the way the grill was the grill was perfect but outside of it was nasty I mean nasty looking just full of dust and you know so I'm like you know it's clear that you've never used it and it's clear you haven't you're never going to you wouldn't be trying to sell it so you know apparently and it's it's almost three o'clock right now this was probably about one o'clock nobody offered you anything on it yet fine I just walked away you know well that's when monkey bought these three of them two bucks a piece I thought that was pretty good deal but then monkey said well you want that girl and I'm like nope the woman looked at me like you know after that she could have said you can have it for a dollar and I was still would have walked away because it's a matter of principle I mean if you're sticking firm on $10 at a yard sale you should put 12 or 15 on it because people's gonna try to talk you down you know so anyway I just thought that was stupid you know oh well she could at least you know ask what my offer is gonna be you know I was gonna try to get up for eight you know but anyway this was at a different place but the other items like this thing so she got this and I got a I got a knife sharpener here it's from it's presto it's called ever short let me get my glasses on here they had $5 on it electric knife sharpener ever sharp it's from presto there's four four slots so I'm guessing one and two is for each side of this blade it's a coarse blade and then this is a finer blade three and four for each side so we're gonna do a review on that they had $5 on that they didn't have a price on this and I also got pretty neat it's old not super old but Logitech it's for your PC it's for an older PC I don't even have to run on mine but I just thought it was cool because I don't think it's ever been used and I'll tell you why because it comes with it comes with these and this has never been open I don't know about this but this has never been open so it's still got the number on it this still got the number on it it's from Microsoft I thought you know maybe we will see if it were if it'll work on my computer but I don't know this is called side winder must be a game I can tell you that's probably never been used if it if it was it's hasn't been used much do not make illegal copies of this desk I just thought it was pretty neat you know maybe somebody with an old older computer they had $10 on it been in the warehouse for a while I've seen it last few times we've been down here to buy some things off these people and I was like you know I'm just gonna go ahead and get it and clean it up see if it does anything if it works you know maybe a result if not it can go in my collection you know it's got programmable buttons and stuff I thought you know like I said if anything it could go in my collection the tech stuff I know it's not a camera but it's still it's still kind of cool but that $10 on this like I said I don't think it's ever been used it's still got the plastic cover on the USB thing USB cable there at $10 on this and we went up there with these three items but there was something else anyway monkey had this so these three items the sharpener this thing and that game controller thing which I know nothing about I know it goes it doesn't go past like like I don't even think it's compatible with Windows 10 I don't know but so you know they wanted 15 just for these two items for the sharpener and in that game controller I said well because she had these and she said what do you got it up there and we showed her and she said what do you give me for our stuff I was like 12 bucks you know she was like that's fine so I figure if this works I'll probably keep it you know we know use a knife sharpener right well I mean I know it works I did plug it in there it's real quiet and it does spin up nice I just don't know how well it sharpens so we're going to do a video and see how well this sharpens compared to my crop stick over there so you know if it sharpens pretty good I'll just keep it so you can remove this plug to clean it I don't know how old it is but like I said it is a presto it's a model 8 0 or 0 8 8 0 0 0 1 you know I'll look all that up when we do the when we do a video on it's 11 amps so I just you know I like old stuff I mean it's not antique by any means but it is older so I like stuff like that like this like I said this is just cool just because it you know it looks it looks cool you know I haven't seen one before I know nothing about it so twist handle oh you can twist the handle too cool but just just kind of kind of nice I just want to share that with you I think it's all we got so but yeah she really liked this I thought it was cute too so that'll be cool she wants to hang it outside there where we got the big bulb hanging now so of course around trick or treat time I noticed the other day a set of rope lights like the red ones we put out front a set of those but it was black and I was like what the hell is this I didn't remember seeing them before and she said oh that's for Halloween I was like why didn't I plug them in their orange lights I'm like I didn't know you had these she said yeah I've had them for many years I was like wow so we'll decorate a little bit for Halloween next year but anyway guys again I want to say thanks for watching thanks for joining me on this we may make make a video this you want to see a video of this yeah might as well right because this kind of cool like I said I don't even know if it'll work on my PC I was reading somewhere in here where you know what it was for but 3d extreme 3d pro like I said I don't know it may be cool just to have to keep around but if not I'm sure somebody can use it I got to make sure that you don't have to activate them things in order for it to be used you got to activate them in order to use them I don't know if that's going to be any you know if that's going to have anything to do with anything or not like I said this has never been open here so it must be the software to run this it is extreme 3d pro twist handle joystick insurance people call me three four times a day they started eight o'clock in the morning they don't quit okay so just be here it goes Windows 98 Windows ME Windows 2000 and Windows XP so probably won't run on mine but I still thought it was just it's just cool you know 2004 I do have an old computer though monkey's got an old computer I having to garage it I need to get some capacitors for it and we're going to do that together sometime when I get the caps for it and maybe we run it on there and see like I said you know there's the the pin number and so I don't know it should be fun to check out anyway so work play communicate so I'm not sure you know and this I don't know this must be a game sidewinder game device software so this is software includes profiler activator editor and drivers Microsoft Windows 95 I just love this old stuff guys I can tell when I seen it it was old but what got my attention is it's never been used so I don't even know if I want to use it some people might collect this stuff do you guys know anything about it do you know if people collect them if you do please let me know in the comments below I just thought you know somebody didn't want it like I said I keep it just because I like getting my toys out and look at them once in a while okay guys so all right first again appreciate you watching I got a light blinking must be memory card so we'll see you guys in the next one thanks again guys and we'll see you soon Shea Berry myth man legend gone for now don't check out one can 1000 channel give her a channel a visit and see you guys in next one bye bye guys take care


So today I want to talk about the truth of Cobra Kai and for those of you who know me, you know I'm a huge fan of the films of the Karate Kid films and of the Cobra Kai TV series. If you have not watched them yet, I highly, highly recommend it. But you also know that we have broken down the series and films from a martial arts perspective and we've uncovered a lot of fun details. And today we're going to continue that with a couple of updates. And then I want to talk about season five that just dropped. So if you have not seen that yet, I'm going to give you a warning right now. When we get to that section, I will give a spoiler alert, but there will be some season five spoilers because there's a lot of truth that this seasonland covers about the martial arts community as a whole. And I want to talk about that. And if by any chance any of the screenwriters or producers or anyone involved with the show happens to be watching this episode today, I've got a special message for you at the end of the video, along with a name suggestion I want to throw in for consideration. But let's get into it. Alright, so last week we released an episode looking at just a little bit of a fun exercise, trying to determine the belt-breaking system of Cobra Kai. And you can find that link down in the description where we kind of looked at the different evidence of what we saw in the films and what we saw in the TV show about the belt ranks. And we tried to piece together somewhat of rudimentary belt-ranking system just for fun, but we did have a couple of comments that pointed some stuff out and I wanted to address and give a quick update on that. The first thing, so basically what we came up with, if you want to see how we came up with the breakdown, click on the video below in the description. But ultimately we decided that the belt-ranking system was something along the lines of white, yellow, green, brown, and black. But a small detail was brought to my attention that I missed, and I'm actually ashamed I missed it being the super fan that I am, but it was mentioned in season four in a flashback, John Crease asking John if he felt he's special now because he got his blue belt. Ah, okay that's right, so we have blue belt in the mix. As to where it goes in the order, I'm going to guess it goes before green, even though traditionally you know between Karate and Taekwondo and Hangsudo, green and blue tend to swap places a lot depending on the school and system, but I'm going to say it makes more sense that it comes before green because as we saw in the Karate Kid there were green belts and brown belts in the class, and a month and a half later in the tournament the green belt had graduated to brown, so I doubt he went from green to blue to brown in the course of a month and a half, so I think it's logical that in the Cobra Kai world that blue was before green, so that actually amends our list to white, yellow, blue, green, brown and black. And another viewer pointed out another small detail, he said that in the scene where Crease actually takes down the brown belt that is distracted, that he's got a white stripe on his belt, perhaps suggesting that like most traditional systems, brown belt is split into multiple levels. Going back at a closer look it's not actually a stripe, it is the Sentry logo. Sentry is on every uniform and every belt pretty much in the films and TV series, so that's what that is, but it does bring up a good question or a great point in that most systems of the brown belt, it is extremely, extremely common that brown belt is split into multiple levels, usually three, sometimes two, sometimes more, depends on the school. So I think just to amend that video, I think we can kind of look at the list and say Cobra Kai is roughly white, yellow, blue, green, brown, possibly second, third degree brown and then black belt, so that was just kind of a fun exercise. And I also want to bring this up, this whole series started like when we started our channel one of our first videos was analyzing the karate styles of Cobra Kai and Miyagi Do, and it was a fun debate, we had a lot of back and forth to people agreeing with our analysis and disagreeing with our analysis, but I think that argument can be put to bed right now. In both the first two episodes that we released, we determined that Cobra Kai was some form of Tanksudo, based on the evidence that the show and the film gave us, and that Miyagi Do was a variant of Gojiru Karate, based on its history and what the films had told us. And this show is time and time again, it has leaned into both styles very, very hard to kind of cement that. So we have now confirmed that Cobra Kai is a version of Tanksudo, but even brutalized. So it's a more unique, dirty version of Tanksudo, and Miyagi Do is definitely some sort of form of Gojiru, because we see, as we saw in the films, in the flashback of this season, there is a logo, there's no story, there's no spoilers for this, but we do see the emblem of the Goju Kai fist, which suggests the Gojiru organization. So I think that's a fun update that over the course of the series that we have had repeated evidence of these determinations. So I think it is safe to agree on now that Tanksudo, or a version of Tanksudo is Cobra Kai, and a version of Miyagi Do is, or a version of Gojiru is Miyagi Do. And now to talk about season five, and there's going to be some spoilers here. If you guys have not watched season five yet, if you have not watched this show yet, what are you doing? Pit pause, go watch them all, binge them, and then come on back. And if you haven't watched season five yet, I am going to be getting into some spoilers now. So this is a spoiler warning, just very clear spoiler warning. We're going to talk about season five because I think it hits on some certain themes and trends, and it holds up a mirror to us, masterfully in my opinion, that shows us the truth of the martial arts, politics, the world, community, and personal influence. But I have to say, I think my favorite thing about the season is this show has done nothing but draw lines. It's drawn sides, you know, this is my way, this is my school, this is my family, this is my life, and every character has had these lines drawn in the sands. To the point we're in season four, it almost got too much. Like it was almost like Danny was too hardcore, too hard headed, Johnny was too blinded, like everybody was so set in their ways. I really appreciate how season five blurred those lines. There really wasn't any focus on one style being better than the other. If anything, they showed the strength of mixing. Like the whole idea of cross training has come full circle. Each character now, each main character now uses a blend of styles, whether it's Cobra Kai, or Miyagi Do, or Tong Sudo, or Eagle Fang, or whatever, they're mixing together and they are choosing what's appropriate to use when. So there's a lot of growth there, and I think that is such an accurate thing in the martial arts. There is no such thing as a single art that is better than all other arts. And everyone is, I think, strongest when you find a couple that work for you, and you can combine them and take the best of those arts and make it your own thing. That, I think, is a very powerful message, and I think they finally really drove that home in a very effective way. And there's also a big theme on balance of mind, because martial arts isn't just about what you can do to fight or how well you can fight. It is a whole life balance. And while balance has always been the theme in the Karate Kid series as a whole, I think it really came to a head here, and I've got a good friend. I've heard other people mention that. Well, why was Daniel able to beat Terry Silver so easily when he got his butt kicked the first time? Well, quite simple. Let's look at the context around that.  But then all of a sudden later, he couldn't touch him. Why? Well, let's look at the scenario. The first encounter, Daniel was completely off balance. He had lost his family. They had, they had left him at that point in time. He was completely endowed of himself. He had no self-esteem. He was down and dumps. He was defeated. He didn't have that inner strength, whereas Terry Silver was totally on top. He was completely off balance. Whereas later, it's flipped where when they had their second confrontation, Silver one has just lost the support of his own students. Like they're no longer following him. But let's not forget too, he's not walking in fresh. He just came in from a massive battle in his home, and he had a battle to the death with chosen. So he's not exactly starting from square one. He is exhausted when he shows up and he is off balance. He is angry. He is fighting from just pure anger at this point in time and hatred. Whereas Daniel now has the balance. He's got all his friends and family there in full support. He has found his message. He has found his purpose to fight for it. He is much more focused. And I do think that is a lesson in life that, you know, just because somebody might be better than someone else doesn't mean they win every single time. Contextual scenarios and whatever what's going on in their life and their mind plays a huge role in that. And I think Cobra Kai has nailed that aspect. This show has done wonders with character development. Now they don't just have a couple of characters to develop. I mean, their season one already starts off with a lot of characters and each season just adds. They don't get rid of characters. They just keep adding. The roster of season five is tremendous. It is a huge, huge cast of characters. And yet somehow in 10 short episodes, they still find a way to develop virtually all of them and keep advancing their stories in a natural and believable way. Like these characters are so three-dimensional and even the guest stars they bring back from previous films, they find a way to flush them out. They've redeemed Chosen. I mean Chosen was so cookie cutter. Johnny was so cookie cutter. Mike Barnes was so cookie cutter. These are just bad boys of the 80s, but they have given them so much depth now. And I'm actually ashamed that I fell for the Mike Barnes thing. I was so into having Mike Barnes come onto the show. I was so excited to have Mike Barnes come onto the show because I really wanted to see Daniel fired up and I wanted another big showdown with him. And they even teased it. They talked about how Daniel was still, he had the fear of that. And Terry Silver was like, oh, I still got some friends I could bring in. They still painted him as a threat. And they even released the photo, the promotional photo of Mike Barnes assumes he is angry and mad. So I just assumed, oh, Mike Barnes, he was the bad guy. He's going to be the bad guy now. Now I fell for the 180 they turned and I shouldn't have seen it coming, especially since they took Chosen and Johnny and flipped them around and made them real humans. I shouldn't have expected that with Mike Barnes, but I love that they did that. I wish we saw more of him in the show, but we had all three of his bullies together on scene on the same side. Never in my mind as a cry to keep fans that I ever think we would see that. So I love how the show has broken stereotypes. It shows us the truth. People are not two dimensional creatures. We are not black and white. We are all gray. We all, even if the ones who are bad, there is a reason. Like even with Crease and Silver, they're still evil. They're still bad, but we at least saw what took them from here to there, why they are making decisions that they made. And the show is just gold when it comes to character development, especially with so many characters. Cobra Kai shows us a real scenario of how influential the martial arts can be. And that's why I consider it the ultimate martial arts show, not because of the choreography, not because of the bad asteries or just even just the characters, but the truths involved. The influence that the martial arts, regardless of what style you train in, can have on your life. We saw characters grow from it. We saw characters be destroyed by it. We saw Mike Barnes talk about that was his life. That's all he knew. And it was taken away. He had nothing. And he was down in dumps. Like people, you know, the martial arts infiltrate our lives to a mental, to our core. And sometimes it becomes a part of our identity. And when that identity is challenged, it could be a hard thing to face. And I think that we've seen that over the course of real life with real people, real martial artists in real life. And we see this on the show that the martial arts is such a huge influence on our life and our world. And this show perfectly encapsulates what it means. It's always about balance. The ultimate, ultimate lesson is balance and how hard it is to achieve, but how important it is because without it, you're a broken person really. So for all of you guys who work on the show, the screenwriters, the producers, the cast, everyone, I just want to give a very heartfelt thank you for what you've created. The Karate Kid trilogy has been my favorite series of movies in my entire life growing up. I love the first one. I love the second one. I know the third one gets some shame. People don't like it as much, but I love that one too. And I think together they make a solid trilogy. And as the basis of the show, the show was wealthy because of the series, a movie series, but you guys did something better. You guys took this trilogy that I loved so much and you created a show that makes the movies better. And not just that, like, thank you for being the fans that you are because this show can be easily loved by someone who's never seen the films. So the brand new viewers, new generation can love it. Then there's the generation who's familiar with the films. You can appreciate it. Then there's the fans who know the films pretty well can appreciate it. But then like the super fans, you guys find a way to throw in so many deep cuts that the references are so fun. I can't even count them all, there's so many. We've got Weber Industries. Weber was Daniel's original last name in the script. We've got Fernandez Meats referring to Freddie Fernandez in his t-shirt, making bacon from the first film. We have The Shrine from the Karate Kid cartoon makes it a little appearance just as a quick little easter egg in the background. And we've got Daniel talking about just a throwaway line how his mom even used to date his history teacher, Mr. Harris. We saw Mr. Harris in the first film, such a deep cut. And even this season, when we see Jessica again, nice surprise, wasn't expecting to see her. But then they had to bring in the woman at the bar fight, Elizabeth Ann Rooney, who she mentioned in Karate Kid 3 as a girl who broke up her relationship. And all the way down to the visual cues, such as Daniel putting on the glasses over his shiner, it's just every level of the show, every layer has such depth. There's something for everyone. So my heart felt thanks to all of you guys who created the show. You have done a tremendous job. You have took something that meant so much to me and you have enriched it. And I cannot thank you enough and tell you how much I've appreciated it. And if I may, I would like to throw in a name into consideration. I know where the season ended. Well, we're still supposed to get a name for the Sekai Tekai Tournament. You know, they're probably not going to call it Miyagi-Do or Eagle Fang, but they were told they had to choose a name. So I'm assuming it's going to be a combination of something Daniel and Johnny will come up with. If you guys haven't done it already or come up with something already, I would like to throw in as a nominated name, East West Karate. And I've got three reasons for it. First, both, you're going to have to find common ground between something that represents both Daniel and Johnny. Well, I think both of their styles are, you know, Eastern styles with Western influences. So it's East West. It's a perfect blend of both Daniel and Johnny's martial arts. Two, the original script of the karate kid was actually called East meets West in West. So it's kind of a fun nod to that. And three, the first school I ever went to was actually a franchise called East West Karate. So if you're still looking for suggestions, I am nominating the All Valley East West Karate School or Dojo or something along those lines as a potential name for the show. That would just, I just think that would be funny.  But anyway guys, I just wanted to thank you so much. I cannot wait to see what you guys do with this. You have my heart. You have my whole termination. I'm going where you follow me. So thank you so much for creating the show. And for all of you who've watched our episodes and watched my rants on the show, you know how much I love it. And I know a lot of you love it equally as well. Please, if you leave any comments down below in the description or in the comment section, please keep them spoiler free because not no one, not everyone has seen it yet. The show is still pretty brand new. So try not to spoil it for anyone. If I do catch any spoilers in the comments, I'm probably going to delete them for now or at least put a spoiler alert warning in, you know, bump it down a bit. So just, just try not to spoil the fun for anyone. Now you're going to want to click this right here. This is the video where we started our whole analysis. Actually, this is a follow up. It's a more detailed analysis of Cobra Kai and Miyagi-Do and what their styles are and how he came to the conclusion that Cobra Kai was Tanksido and Miyagi-Do was Gojiru. So enjoy that.


on the latest numbers though I do want to bring in Melissa Armo who is the founder and owner of the stock swoosh. Melissa, great to have you on. Those numbers coming in a lot better than expected your take. I'm surprised because they've been hovering around that 800,000 numbers so anything under that is definitely better. Although the curve has been decreasing week over week since the beginning of the pandemic, we really need to get that under 600,000 under 500,000. I think one of the biggest issues is not every state has allowed all of these industries to fully open. For example, here in New York, indoor dining is only allowed to be open at 25% capacity. Well, many restaurants are just not opening because they can't cover the cost to operate at 25% capacity and we're now getting into the colder months. So until businesses are really allowed to open out fully, I think you're going to continue to see claims way, way higher than we really need them to be. I want to talk also about the continuing claims number that fell a bit to 8.37 million. What does that tell you? Well, that's a great sign. That's a good sign, but I really don't think the market's going to react positively unfortunately to that today. We're at a point now where Congress cannot seem to agree to a stimulus deal that's been going on for weeks and weeks and weeks and we're less than two weeks away from the election and now there's talk that they may not even pass a stimulus deal until January 2021. So the market really wants more than anything else to see Congress pass a stimulus deal to help some of the industries that need help, which would be airlines, cruise lines, and also people that are struggling right now that can't make the rent. Don't forget some of these moratoriums are going to come up in January 2021 where people could get evicted and that's going to create a lot of loan defaults coming into the beginning of 2021. Congress has to help these people and it's really, it really shouldn't be a partisan issue and I think that's what the market really wants to see more than anything else. More than the numbers going down. They want to see a temporary band-aid on this problem right now because we still don't have a vaccine. We still don't have the therapeutics and people are still worried about the virus. On that note though about the stimulus money, what if there's not a package pass? There's a very real possibility that we won't get a deal until as you mentioned January. What does that do to the market? I think there's going to be a deal but I don't think it's going to happen as soon as people need it, which is like yesterday. I mean there's people that really needed this for the last several weeks and unfortunately, again, it's the Democrats versus the Republicans, which is really, really sad. So they're putting the American consumer in that mix of it and if they don't pass a deal before the holiday season, it's not going to be good for retail sales numbers, which again, a lot of these businesses need. So it all goes together in a lot. If people can't afford to pay for basic needs, well they're not going to go out and spend in the holidays, many of these businesses really desperately need people to go out and spend money so they can continue to operate. Again, you have the Amazons of the World, Walmart, Target, some of these huge companies are doing great with online shopping and during the pandemic they've barely been affected at all and some of them have had big rallies. But many of the small businesses even open at less number of people for whether it's hospitality, restaurants, or even the consumer brick and mortar shopping, these businesses need people to come in and shop. And if people can't pay their basic necessities and they're not going to go in and shop, so I think Congress is going to pass a deal. But I think that it needs to happen pretty quickly after the election, but I think the market could sell off between now and the election period. If the deal doesn't get done, we're hanging by a thread today. And you said, well, that's hard to believe, Melissa, because we almost made new highs the other week. Yeah, that's true. But the fact is we did not make new highs. And we got so close. And in my opinion, we should have just gone right up over the high. And if they had been able to pass the deal, that's probably what we would have done since they didn't. Now the market's just basing out here, waiting to see what happens. And we could possibly see a sell off. And I'm not saying a hundred percent, but I'm saying we could maybe see a scary sell off sometime between now and November 3rd. I'm just thinking about that and what it might look like. You know, obviously, it's not the only uncertainty here. The other uncertainty is the election. What are you expecting? Do you think we'll have a result on election day or election night? And if we don't, and there's uncertainty after that, and the thing winds of going to the Supreme Court or we don't know the winner for weeks, how will that impact the market? I think it will negatively impact the market if we don't know the winner, at least within the first 24, 48 hours. That remains to be seen. As far as the overall trend of the market, despite who wins, whether it's President Trump or Biden, I definitely think that the market will hold the uptrend because the market tends to be bullish and hold the up trend for most of the life of the market. We have very few times where the market breaks into downtrend. That being said, Biden's tax plan will affect people and I think the market will behave much more bullishly under a second term for President Trump. And so if, for example, say Trump wins and we find out the first day, second day, we might, we might see a rally similar to what we saw in 2016 that takes off like a rocket. Again, I don't know if we're going to know the answer the day of the election and I don't know if Trump's going to win. But I don't know if you remember this or people don't remember this and not everyone's a market person. But in the after hours, the night of the election, the night before the election results, the futures were down huge and everyone thought that Hillary Clinton was going to win and they were down big time. The market had one of the biggest reversals I've ever seen overnight. We were down big time and then we actually rallied and opened up big time and if you bought those lows on 2016, the day after the election, you could still be in the market and you would still be up. So that kind of thing could happen. But I cautious people, I'd say very, very cautiously if you want to go long into this market the day before the election to get a move like that because nothing's for sure right now. And I really don't know who's going to end up winning or if we'll see the results the day after. Melissa, you're giving me flashbacks to my old job. I was working on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange the night of the election actually in the morning after and the futures were down. I think it was like 700 points for the Dow and at that time 700 points meant a lot more than it does now. And then you're right, a quick bounce back after that. So of course we'll see what happens. It's going to be an interesting next few weeks. Melissa Armo, the founder and owner of the Stock Swoosh. So great to have you on this morning. Really appreciate it.


With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past, come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse, Silver. The lone ranger rides the horse. The stage from St. Louis rolled along the trail toward Leighton. Dan Reed, the young nephew of the lone ranger, had taken the stage from Fort Davis after spending a few days with friends. The only other passenger was a young and beautiful girl, Tonto. She was a young and beautiful girl, Tonto. She was a young and beautiful girl, Tonto. She was a young and beautiful girl, Tonto. The only other passenger was a young and beautiful girl, Tonto. She was adozed most of the time since Dan had entered the coach. As they neared Leighton, she looked at Dan closely and smiled and spoke, Tonto. You're quite young to be traveling alone, aren't you? Oh, no, Mama. I live out here and I'm used to it. I'm going to join my friends in Leighton. Oh, then you live at Leighton, is that it? No, not all the time, but we're staying near there right now. My mother lives there. I haven't seen her for several years. I've been back east going to school. In fact, she left me there with my grandmother when she and Dad came out here. Oh, what's your mother's name? No, isn't that silly of me? I meant to introduce myself. I'm Nancy Winslow. Winslow? Yes. What's your name? My name's Dan Reed. Do you know of Mrs. Winslow and Leighton Dan? Mother's a widow now, by the way. No, I don't recall that name, ma'am. Well, it doesn't matter. It may be that mother doesn't live right in town. In fact, I believe she has a ranch near there. Oh. Perhaps you can come to the ranch and see her sometime. Oh, I'd like to very much. The way you said that is quite a compliment, Dan. I'll certainly expect you to call on me at the ranch. So don't disappoint. Gosh, Mrs. Winslow, I won't forget honest. I'll tell you all about the west. That's a bargain. And I'll tell you all about the east. We'll have lots of fun, Dan. You just wait and see. When the stage arrived in Leighton, Dan went to the livery stable where his horse Victor was waiting. A short time later, he was with the Lone Ranger and Tonto in their camp, outside of Leighton. It's good to have you back with us, Dan. Did you have a nice trip? Yes, sir. The trip back was fine. The trip back? What was so special about that? Well, there was a beautiful lady on the stage with me. Golly, she was nice. That's plenty good reason for Dan to like ride. Her name is Nancy Winslow. She said her mother has a ranch near here. Ms. Winslow's lived back east with her grandmother most of the time, so her mother's almost a stranger to her, she said. Winslow. Let me hear that name somewhere. Yes, so have I, Tonto. Well, Dan, give the horses some water, will you? Yes, sir. I'll be right back. Why, you send Dan away, Kim, something. Tonto, the only Mrs. Winslow I know of around here is Belle Winslow, who owns a cafe in Leighton. Belle Winslow, but she hired woman, not have good name. I know. Belle Winslow runs Leighton with an iron hand. She stops at nothing to force people to do what she demands. I came here because I heard of her crooked dealings, Tonto. Ah, no. You think maybe daughter not know Kim or something? Dan's a pretty good judge of people. And he seems quite taken with Nancy. It'll be a shock to the girl when she discovers her mother's reputation. The girl tells Dan she go to mother's ranch. Well, Belle Winslow owns a big ranch outside of town. It may be that she'll try to keep her daughter from finding out about her. Oh, here comes Dan now.  Do you think it would be all right? Well, Dan, I guess it will be all right. In fact, I'll be curious to know just what you think of the girl's mother when you meet her. Meantime, at the luxurious Winslow Ranch house, Nancy was trying hard to get used to the mother she had known so little.  She was proud and a little afraid of the beautiful Nancy, and she went to great lengths to hide the hardness of her nature beneath a veneer of what she considered gentile respectability. But to anyone who knew the real Belle, it was plain to be seen that she was under a severe strain in the act she was putting on. After Nancy had been settled in her room, the two women had tea served in the living room, and Belle tried to carry the conversation. Well, Nancy, dear, I've been looking forward to this moment for many years. So have I, Mother. Dear, hearing a grown girl like you say, Mother, makes me seem so old. Oh, but I think you look quite young. Really, I do. I'm nice. I'm terribly anxious to get into that unique town. It seems so wild and woollen. Well, now, Nancy, you forget about leading it.  You'll find plenty to do out here, I'm sure. But, Mother, don't you ever go into town? Oh, very seldom, Nancy. I let my foreman do the marketing and all that. My mother, you sound almost snobbish when you say that. Like a quiet life, Nancy. Oh, excuse me a moment, darling. Belle, you better. Hey, what's the idea?  I told you not to come here, didn't I? And I told you to keep those other armbrades from town away, too. Sure, but I... Come on, step outside a minute.  While my kid's here, I don't wanna hear... Look, we got word from Blackie Martin over in Fort Davis that a master armbrade riding a big white stallions in this neighborhood trying to get the goods on you. What? Blackie says it's a lone ranger. A lone ranger, eh? Though he's snooping around trying to hog time me for the law. I've heard of him. What are we gonna do about it? If he finds out that... Just you leave that armbrade to me, Tex. I'll figure out some way to clip his spurs and turn the tables on him. My name isn't Belle Winslow. Now, get back to town and stay there. Adios. What was it, Mother? Something important? Listen, kid, I... Dear, my voice just won't behave when I feel a cough coming on. That was just one of the men, Nancy. It was something about the ranch, you know. Now, you have more tea. Tell me all about yourself. The following day, Dan Reed went to the Winslow ranch house. He was talking to Nancy when Belle entered the room. Yes, isn't it nice, Dan? Nancy, darling, I do hope. Who's that boy? Good afternoon, Mrs. Winslow. Wait a minute, I want to know who he is. What's the matter? Dan came to see me. I asked him to. Oh, really, Nancy? My head's bothering me today. For the moment, I thought... Oh, it's all right, Mrs. Winslow. I'm sorry you have a headache. I'm Dan Reed. Yes, Mother. I met Dan on the stagecoach. We became friends. I invited him to come out to see me. Oh, of course. We're very glad to have you, Dan. Did you come through from St. Louis, too? Oh, no, ma'am. I got on at Fort Davis. See, I've been living here near Leaton with friends temporarily. Oh, I see. That's strange. I have many reeds around town. That is... I haven't heard that there were any people there by their name. Well, after all, Mother, since you get to town so seldom, I'm sure there's a great many who come and go that you don't hear of. Sure. Yes, that's so. Well, if you and Dan will excuse me, I'll go rest awhile. Oh, yes, do, Mother. It'll help your headache. Dan and I'll chat awhile. I hope you feel better soon, Mrs. Winslow. Thank you. I'm sure I will. I'll see you again, Dan. Your mother's awfully nice, but... well, I don't think she liked me very well.  She just doesn't feel well right now, that's all.  I'm dying to learn about it. Meantime, Belle Winslow went through the kitchen and knocked the back door to the bunkhouse to find the ranch foreman. A few minutes later, she was in earnest conversation with him. Now look here, Pete. I told you what Tex came about yesterday, remember? Yes, and have you thought of a plan? Now listen a minute. Right now there's a kid at the ranch house talking to my daughter. A boy about 14 or so and plenty of smart-looking. Where'd he come from? That's what I want to find out. Nancy says they met on the stage and she invited him to come here. In that case, what do you want? He got on the stage at Fort Davis a short way from here. I suspect that somebody planted him on that stage. Just to get to know Nancy so they could come out here, spy. Maybe you're right, ma'am. I'll find out if I'm right. I want you to follow that button when he leaves and see where he goes. Find out whose kid he is, Savvy. Hi, Savvy. I'll be ready to trail him as soon as he leaves. I'll find out all the rest and know about him before I come back. You can bet on that. It was dusk when Pete returned to the Winslow Ranch after trailing Dan. He rained up hurriedly and hastened up the front porch. I saw you riding up. Where's Miss Nancy? Fixing up the supper. What'd you find out? That kid was just what you thought he was.  I thought so. Go on.  Where did he go? He went to a camp in the hills. Camp in the hills? Yes, him. And then I saw him talking to a mask ombre. He was tall and big. A lone ranger. That's just what I figured. There was a white stallion in the camp and an Indian. So the lone ranger planted that kid on the stage. Pete, you sure you weren't seen? Yeah, I made sure of that. Bye. Things are working out my way now. I'll get that snooping mask ombre out of the way for good. The curtain falls on the first act of our lone ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. After discovering that Dan Reed was in contact with the lone ranger, Belle Winslow made careful plans. One afternoon a few days later, when Nancy and Dan at Belle's suggestion had gone riding, Belle rode to town and entered her cafe. Hey, here comes Belle. What do you know? Yes, you can't stand staying away. Without me around here, eh? When do we get a look at your daughter, Belle? Enough of that. Just forget about that daughter of mine. Only understand, she's a real lady.  Isn't she, boy? Thanks for the compliment. That goes for a drink on the house. Get Joe and come back to my office. What's up, Belle? I got some news for you, and then we got some planning to do. You don't keep me awake. Joe's in the other room. I'll get him and we'll be right back in your office. You're good to see you back. Sit down, boys, and be comfortable. Sure, girl. Remember what you told me about that mask mantek? Sure do. I've been keeping my eyes open, but so far nothing has...  You have? Just said so, didn't I? Go on. We're listening. Now, look. There's a kid who's got sort of a... a boyish crush on my daughter Nancy, see? He comes out to see her and they go riding together. But that button's smarter than Nancy knows. He was planted on the stage. So it's to get to know her and spy on me. Now, I'm gonna get ill. The next afternoon, Dan, who was expected, had just arrived at the Winslow Ranch House and was in the living room with Nancy and her mother. Uh, why don't you get Dan a big slice of apple pie, Nancy? I'm sure all boys like apple pie. All right. I'll bring some milk, too. As Nancy left the room, Belle walked to the window and, unnoticed by Dan, signaled to Pete who was waiting outside. A moment later, he entered excitedly. Hey, Mrs. Winslow, something's happened. I've... Dan's a family friend, Pete. You can speak freely. What's happened? Rushners, that's what? Yes, ma'am. Some of our cattle from the South Range. One of the boys saw him driving the cattle away toward the South Basin and the canyon. He had a good look at it. Lucky for us, he did. He said one of them was masked and riding a big white horse. The other was an Indian. Well, to send one of the men for the share of ride away. Yes, ma'am. Mrs. Winslow, I... I just remembered I was supposed to meet some friends of mine. I can't wait for the pie. Tell Miss Nancy I'm sorry. The button's gone to give a word. Yeah. The lone ranger will try to catch the Rushlers to clear himself. Did you put the cattle in the South Basin? Yes, ma'am. Come on, Victor. There he goes. I'll get over there and join Texan Joe. I'll be along soon. Oh, oh, Victor. Thank you back so soon. I heard the foreman tell Mrs. Winslow that someone stole cattle and took them toward the South Basin. Who's cattle? Mrs. Winslow's. The foreman said the Rushlers were a masked man on a white horse and an Indian. Matt, not good, Kimershubby. Look here, Dan. Have you told Mrs. Winslow about us? Oh, no, sir. I did tell Nancy, but she promised not to tell anyone else, and I know she wouldn't. See, let the horses dance. Yes, sir. You think it quick, Kimershubby. I thought of that. But I'm sure Dan's faith in the girl is justified. Bill Winslow doesn't know we're here. I've got our purposes so far as I know. And what we do? We leave Dan here. You and I will ride over to the South Basin to investigate. Oh, oh, oh. Feel the horses. They're good. Dan, Todd and I are riding to the South Basin.  Yes, sir. But up, Todd, I've said it big for a while. Well, come on, let's count. Meantime, Nancy, becoming restless at the ranch, decided to take a ride. She left the house and went to the corral where one of the ranch hands saddled a horse for her. Hey, fella. There. Good mount up now, Miss Winslow. Thank you, steady boy. Tell me, do you know where Mother went? I recollect. I heard her say she was riding over to the South Basin. The South Basin? Where is they? Well, turn left on the trail at the entrance and ride about a mile till you come to the canyon. The basin's just beyond. Oh, yes. I rode that way yesterday. Thanks. Get up for it. Meantime, Belle had ridden along a narrow canyon which came to a dead end in a roughly circular basin within which about 50 head of cattle were milling restlessly. Just inside the basin, Belle met the foreman Pete and Tex. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Where's Joe Pete? I told him where to find a lone ranger's camp. He wanted to keep watch.  Good idea. Now, listen, I'll keep out of sight, see? When that lone ranger shows up, you and Tex see to what that he stays here until the sheriff comes. Even if you have to gun him down to do it. I'll help if necessary. Don't worry. We'll see that him and the Indian stays, all right? That's right, Belle. We can count on him. Look out, Tex or Ratler. That was close. But you got him, Pete. Oh, you're crazy. Don't shout to the stampede of the cattle. Mount up, Pete. They're heading this way into the canyon. Pull over the side. Quick. Get out of there. Come on. Come on. Who? Who? That's our plan. I didn't want it. Pete. Pete, look, coming up the canyon. It's Nancy. Only smoke, Belle, your daughter. She's right in the path of the cattle. She'll be trampled to death. She sees him. She's trying to turn around. Her horse is down. Pete, Nancy, I've got a chance. She'll be killed, sure. Meanwhile, the lone ranger and tonto turn from the trail into the canyon. Hello, look. There's someone riding along the canyon ahead of us. I wonder if that's your son. You see me? The cattle coming out of the basin ahead. There's stampeding. The girl, her horse is falling. Get over to the side, Donald. I'm trying to reach her. Hold her. Faster, boy. Faster. Hang on. Nancy, who for a moment had lain powerless to move as she watched the approaching herd in terror, seemed to gain strength at the lone ranger's shouted order. She got to her feet quickly and turned the fierce trick-and-plays toward him as he slowed the great silver momentarily at her side. Easy, silver. You'll be trampled by horses. Good job, but take hold quickly. Yes. Hang on. Hold her. Hold her. Racing before the friends he'd heard, the lone ranger guided silver with his extra load off to the left where Tondo had found safety in a large crevice in the canyon wall. They reached the crevice a split second before the herd thundered by. Hold her. Hold her. Hold her. Good. You all right? Yes. Yes, thanks to the mask, man. Frankly, for a moment, I didn't think we'd make it. Oh, you must be Miss Winslow. Yes, I am. But how did you know? Dan told me about you. Oh. Then you must be his friends, the one that he told me about. Yes, that's right.  Nancy. Oh, Nancy, darling. I'm all right now, Mother. Mr. I, I saw what you did. I don't know how to thank you for saving my daughter's life. Thanks, all right. Necessary, Mrs. Winslow.  Look, boss, what do you want? Please, Pete. Take my daughter back to the ranch. She can ride with you. Oh, but Mother, I leave, darling. I want to talk to this mass gentleman. Our folly is shortly. All right. He helped you mount. Thank you, Tondo. Goodbye until we meet again. Bye. Go well and test. Yes. You're there. You're there. As Nancy rode away with Pete and Tex, Belle stood staring after her. Conflicting emotions showed on her face for a moment. And she turned to face the man who had risked his life to save her daughter. A new expression came into her eyes as she spoke to the Lone Ranger. Look, Mr. I, I know you came to get the goods on me, but, well, I'm giving up the cafe.  You don't sound like her. Oh, but I don't, uh, very well. I'd like to forget being Belle. Nancy never knew Belle. For her sake, let's both forget her. Kemoswami, here comes Sheriff. Oh, well, well, well, well. You came to town and said for me to come out to get a couple of... Hey, who's the mass man? Uh, a lawman like yourself, Sheriff. Hey, what's the devil's name?  I mean, please don't interrupt. Sheriff, thanks to this gentleman, certain plans I have can be carried out. You see, I'm giving the cafe to the boy. What? On one condition. That, uh, all of you forget the Belle you used to know from my daughter's sake. Well, what do you know? The way you talk, I'd never connect you with a Belle who owned that cafe. That's the way I want it. We'll leave now, Mrs. Winslow, to the heady big fella. Good luck. Adios, adios. Goodbye, and thank you for everything. Hey, look, Belle, I don't get all this. Mrs. Winslow, to you, you're not mad. Not still any. Hey, who was that masked man, Belle? I mean, Mrs. Winslow. Oh, really, Sheriff? You should know him. From the change it's come over here, I guess I ought to add that. Why, that masked hombre? Uh, I mean, the gentleman you just met is my very dear friend, the Lone Ranger. 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This next one is called the real me. What do you all think of the colors? I really like these colors. The real me by NF. I also can't show their full names. So this one says, I am more than a case file. I did not want to change. I stayed into now. People switched up. That caused me pain. Stuck in juvie. On my wrist be the chain. I'd be in the courtroom. DA says I'm a menace. But I wish they saw the real me. I wish they looked past my presence.


Dedicated to the strength of the nation, now heard on more than 1,000 radio stations. Proudly we hail. Yes, proudly we hail, starring Wayne Morris in Sam Psychotron, The Cosmic Kid, the United States Army and the United States Air Force presentation. And now here is your producer, the well-known Hollywood showman, C.P. McGregor. Thank you, thank you. And greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to your Theatre of Stars, where your Hollywood's finest motion picture and radio luminaries gather for your weekly entertainment. Wayne Morris is our proudly we hail star, who plays the part of a renowned newspaper cartoonist, the author of an irresistible force known as Sam Psychotron, The Cosmic Kid. The author finds himself in an adventure, paralleling the wild exploits of his Cosmic Kid brainchild, which makes for a lively comedy. We'll have the curtain for Act One after this message from Wendell Niles. The citizen says, I am proud to be an American. And the soldier says, I am proud to be an American soldier. The regular Army soldier is helping to maintain world peace and the security of his country. He is learning a worthwhile skill or trade. His education continues throughout his Army career, both on the job and off duty. The regular Army soldier receives high pay, and you young men can have the same. And last now, it's your U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force Recruiting Station. Now, once again, our producer. It's curtain time, and here's Act One of Sam Psychotron, The Cosmic Kid, starring Wayne Morris as Johnny Spear. Our scene opens in the offices of the Star Syndicate, which supplies comic strips, cartoons and columns to a nation of newspapers. Today, the syndicate is in a turmoil. Hello, hello! Who's calling anyway? Gregory, this is Connor. Oh, yes, boss. We haven't got hold of Johnny Spear yet. What? They're responsible scoundrels. I'll fire them. Oh, boss, Sam Psychotron comic strip is our biggest feature. We can't fire the artist. Oh, I know. I care as much as you've gotten at least three months' advance drawings out of them. Yes, boss. Then shoot the originals over to my house. Your house? My two boys won't sleep till I find out how Sam Psychotron gets out of that snake pit. Oh, yes, that. Now, my theory is that Sam Psychotron... Very interesting, Gregory. Prepare and get his theory. Yes, sir. Five hundred comic strip artists in this country and I get Johnny Spear wished on me. Ms. Fisher... Yes, Mr. Gregory? Take a memo to the Bureau of Missing Persons. Subject, John Spear, brown hair, blue eyes, five foot elevens. That's who. Six feet. I'm an inch taller than you, Gregory. Oh, you are not an inch taller than Johnny. Johnny Spear.  Oh, Ms. Fisher, you may go. Oh, yes, Mr. Gregory. Now, you skunk. Where have you been? Up in Maine, my boy, in an artist's colony. Where's your next three-month set of comic strips? Do you mean that childish doodling that goes under the name of Sam Psychotron, the cosmic kid? Yes, the childish doodling for which we pay you two thousand clams a week. Didn't you do any work up there in Maine? I was painting. Well, then we'll put you in an office right here and get you to go right to work. You'll realize all our newspapers are down to just six days more of Sam Psychotron. Now, look, as of your last strip, Sam is in the snake pit surrounded by gorillas. Now, you've got to first get him out of there. He can stay there for all I care. Oh, that's very funny. I'm not kidding, Gregory. I'm retiring. You're retiring.  Gregory, I found myself on canvas. So I've taken all my money out of the bank and tomorrow I sail for the West Indies. Oh, I see. But okay, Johnny Spillett, who's the day? I don't know what you're talking about. Who did you meet up in Maine? Say, don't you ever give me any credit for doing my own thinking? No. I give you my word of honor. All this comes from my own soul. Oh, John, you said you'd only be a minute. We have so much shopping. Yes, yes, Eileen. Dear, would you mind waiting outside, please? No, no, no, no. You come right in, Mr. Ah, Glouster. Eileen Glouster. Eileen, this is Dick Gregory. Oh, how'd you do, Mr. Gregory?  Thank you. So you met Johnny in Maine? Now, look here, Gregory. That's right. Three weeks ago. You know, I was composing poetry and John stepped on my foot and, well, one thing led to another and I discovered he's a great artist underneath it all. See, Gregory? So we're sailing to the West Indies, getting married and live there. John will paint, I'll compose. Isn't that terrific, Dick? You just keep out of it. Now tell me, Miss Glouster, have you thought about Sam Cyclotron and all this planning? Sam... Oh! You mean the trash, Johnny Scribbo. Oh, the trash. 20 million people read Sam Cyclotron every morning. My syndicate supplies it. And nobody can draw Sam like Johnny. Nobody. Well, that proves he's a genius. Come, Johnny. Yes, darling. He's no genius. He's just a good cartoonist and you're gonna ruin him. I? Look here, Gregory, you can't... John, I'll handle this. Mr. Gregory, for years you've buried this fine, sensitive artist under what? What, I ask you? An adventure comic strip. That's right. I've been buried. I'd like to be buried under the salary you get. All the money in the world can't pay for wasting this boy on cheap blood and thunder Scribble. That's right. Cheap blood and thunder Scribble. From now on, John is through with this moronic nonsense.  John, from now on, it's a life of real romance. Come, darling. I'm coming, dear.  Sam Cyclotron's got out of worse traps than this. We'll put my stuff here. Point, darling, my poetry on the shelf, please, where I can reach it. Hello there, you dog. Oh, look. It's Dick Gregory. Hiya, Greg. Well, I see you're all ready to sail. Now, Mr. Gregory, if you don't mind, I'll give you a ride to sail. Now, Mr. Gregory, if you've come here to snare it on... It's not that all. I just came to apologize for my unsympathetic attitude yesterday. Oh, really? It is. I'm sick of Sam Cyclotron myself. Johnny, you know you're right. Always getting into impossible scrapes and getting out by miracles. And I can get away from it all myself. Why, Greg, I never thought you felt that way about it. Oh, I always have. Underneath it all. I want to get away. Well, why don't you do what we're doing? That's just what I was thinking. Chuck everything down to the West Indies myself. There, you see, you just have to get away from civilization to find yourself. I was so right. Absolutely so. Will you two take me on the trip? What? Take you? Just a hitch to Cuba and then I'll go my way. What do you say? Oh, we'd love to, Mr. Gregory, really, but there's really no time. That's right. We're leaving in half an hour. So, well, I got a cab waiting on the pier with my truck. Hey, Joe, bring it down and go to the West Indies. Oh, this is the life. Nothing but sea and sky. Ah, skimming over the briny deep, the ocean cradles us to sleep. Ah, that's for my last word. Oh, that's beautiful. Isn't it, Johnny? Oh, yeah, yeah. Hey, uh, have you noticed a small motorboat behind us? Oh, darling, we've passed so many boats. Yeah, but this boat's been trailing us right from Sandy Hook. Look, they're coming closer. Two men on the boat. Oh, just trying to pass us, that's all. They're trailing us from Sandy Hook. Yes, that's all. They're trailing us. Oh, the next thing you'll have them doing is jumping into our boat and holding us up. Oh, what a fantastic idea. Well, that's the sort of thing that happens in San Cyclotron, the cosmic kid all the time. Just cheap blood and thunder-scribbling. Hello there. On your boat. Hey, they're coming alongside. Stick through them, Dick. I don't like their look. Hold on since they mean it. Call them, buddy. We're coming aboard. Oh, Johnny, he's got a gun. You ain't kidding. This is a hold-up, sister. Dick, start the boat.  Yes, sir. Now go down to this ferry, bud. Go through the cabin while I hold these birds here. Okay, killer. This is impossible. It's like something out of Sam Cyclotron. Good. I mean, now look. I've got an idea how to get rid of these men. Now listen, when I give the signal, you and Eileen throw yourselves hard on the deck, and that'll rock the boat, and that fellow will lose balance and I'll tackle him and take his gun away. Hey, that's just how... Just how Sam captured the river of Pirates last Sunday in the color section. You see? You don't have to go to the West Indies to find life. Yeah. Yeah, it sounds awful dangerous. Sam came through, so can we. Yeah, but I... Now tell Eileen when I say, now, that's the signal to drop. Hey, killer, look at this box. Full of the green stuff. The dollar bills say there's a couple of grand here. Are you kidding? There's $50,000 there. That's my money. I took it out of the bank. Oh, boy. Now. Oh, yeah. You hit me. Sure thing, Gregory. Yeah, but you're not... I know I'm not supposed to, but I did, Gregory. You're double-crossing me. Double-crossing you? And he knows your name. Sure, sure. This mug paid me $500 to hold up your boat. What? Then I was supposed to let him capture me and Bugs and bring us back to New York. And he was gonna let us escape there. Gregory, you load down... John, I knew he was a snake. The minute I saw him. Hey, Johnny, I just wanted to convince you that life could be as blood and thunder as your comic strip. That's why I faked all this, so you'd come back to the job and... Oh, so that's why you came along. You're dirty.  This ain't no fake no more. This ain't no fake. What do you mean? Not when there's $50,000 in it for me and Bugs. You cannot get away with this, killer. By as soon as we get on land... Don't say you'll ever get, tell me. You mean that you... Sure. No witness. Just drop your overboard.  No mess, no bother. You wouldn't dare. For $50,000, come out of your dream, world sister. We'll take the big guy first. Come on. Jump over the big blood... No, no, don't. He's the car tuner to draw Sam's cyclotron.   Jump in, big lad. Hey, wait a minute. You, the guy, draw Sam's cyclotron, the cosmic kid? Yes, yes, I am. Well, tell me.  Well, uh, I, uh... I haven't figured it out myself yet. Well, start now. Hurry up. Oh, I need some time. Okay. We'll shoot the dame and your friend while you think about Sam. Oh, no, no, no. Don't shoot them now. It'll distract me.  They'd be washed up unsure from here. Okay. Tie them all up, bugs, and shove them in the cabin. We'll shoot them in the evening and out for them. In the meantime, big lug, you figure how Sam gets out of that snake pit. And remember, if he gets one scratch on him, it'll be too bad for you. We'll talk briefly from our story Sam's cyclotron, the cosmic kid, starring Wayne Morris to bring you an important message from your government. There's no getting around at high school graduates. Aviation is the career of the future. And here's how you can have your pick of aviation specialties in the U.S. Air Force. As a high school graduate, you can make your choice of aviation technical training even before you enlist. Once accepted for the Air Force School of your own choosing, you're guaranteed that training. Doesn't that appeal to you? You can specialize in such things as radar, airplane mechanics, communication, control tower operations, all of that. And you can make your choice of communication, control tower operation. In fact, you have 40 different schools to choose from. You'll have the opportunity to become an expert in your line with advancement depending on your own efforts. Yes, an Air Force career is well worth considering high school graduates. Just ask any Air Force man how he likes his job. Or better still, let your local recruiting office tell you about a career in the U.S. Air Force. Call them today. The curtain rises on Act 2 of Sam's Cyclotron, the cosmic kid starring Wayne Morris as Johnny Spear. And now in our story, we find that Johnny Spear is trying to get away from his comic strip, has run into a predicament as bad as anything he ever invented for his cartoon hero. His girlfriend and his syndicate editor are in the same boat. Oh, Johnny, to think in a few short hours, our bodies will rest at the bottom of the ocean. Of course, her greatest work undone. A great painter who hasn't painted a picture yet and a rat. That's nothing to what old man Carter is gonna call me Monday when he finds me and Johnny gone and no more Sam's Cyclotron. Ooh. Wow. Why did that guy have to tie me so tight? Your circulation stopped? Stop. It's going backwards. Well, big blood, figure out how Sam gets out of the snake pit yet. Er, no, not quite yet. Well, you've got one more hour. Concentrate. Expect me to concentrate on Sam in one hour of work. Hey. Hey, wait a minute. Sam's Cyclotron is our way out. Yeah. You remember when Sam was tied in that African hut and the witch doctor was going to cut his heart out. Sam's Cyclotron in darkest Africa. I remember. Sam broke open his wristwatch behind his back. And with one of the little wheels from the inside, he cut open the ropes. That's the one.  Now, just a minute. That watch was my engagement present to Johnny. Never mind. Turn around, Johnny. Hey, big love. Time's up. You better... Get this gun, Johnny. I'll tie him up. Hey, what's going on? Number two on the hit parade. Imagine turning into criminals thanks to Sam. What a public of the angle. When we get back to New York... We're not going back to New York. We're not going back to New York. No, Mr. Gregory. We started for the West Indies and that's where we are going. We'll be very happy to let you and the two murderers off in Florida on the way. Yeah, but what about the comic strip, the syndicate? After all, it was Sam that saved us. If it hadn't been for you and Sam's Cyclotron, this wouldn't have been in danger. John and I are going to the West Indies and we don't care where you go. Well, let's go. Look, you two. Why do we have to stop at this island and waste a whole day? Because John feels the inspiration to paint here. That's why. You're certainly going to find time with the cargo we're carrying. Well, they're all tied up and Johnny's got the gun. I hate the idea of them alone on that boat. Look, Mr. Gregory, then go back to the boat and keep your friends from being lonely. You know, that would certainly suit me. All right. Then how soon do we start for Florida? Soon as I finish this canvas in about an hour. Oh, darling, I wish we could stay here forever. You painting masterpieces and me composing epics. Don't wonder. Hey, hey, hey. Our motorboat. It's heading for the sea. Oh, those ruffians must have broken loose. Hey, hey, stop that boat. Oh, that's all the bullet. Oh, well, I guess you two get your wish after all. What wish? The one about staying here forever, painting pictures and composing epics. How long have we been on this two-by-four island? This is the third day. Oh, the third day after tomorrow the last Sam Cyclicron strip is going to be printed. Now that old man carters in a street jacket by this time. Oh, imagine, imagine. No more Sam. Hey, Dick, where's Eileen? Over on the South Beach composing. You want to? Oh, no, no, no. I don't want her to see this. But why, Johnny? Comic strips? Oh, why, you've been drawing Sam. Yeah.  It's wonderful, my boy. That's what I'm going to see. Let me see. How do you get Sam out of the snake pit? Oh, well, uh-huh. He hypnotizes the snakes. Oh, that's terrific. Look, Dick, don't let Eileen know about it, huh? Oh, sure, I'll do that. I wish I could get this batch to New York. Uh, why don't you send it out in a bottle? Send it to the bottle. Oh, and have it picked up in 1970? Well, it's the only way to get off this place. What about the little motorboat the gangsters left when they escaped in New York? Oh, they smashed it good before they left. Only good thing left is an electric battery. Can't see around an electric battery, can you? No boats pass, no planes. We'll be here the rest of our lives. You know, it might have been better if the boys had shot us on the boat. You take a nice, cheerful, long view, don't you? Just practical. Does Eileen realize how we stand? I don't think so. She's finished five sonnets and an elegy since she's been here. I know she'll turn out a lovely in-memorium poem, I mean. Johnny, if we could only figure out what Sam would do if he were on a desert island. No, John, no! Something's wrong. Come on. Help, it's me! A snake! Oh, a snake. Well, if you're going to hypnotize it.  I'll kill it with a rock. Oh, John, look out! There. That does it. Oh, John, I was so frightened for you. All right, dear, you're safe now. Oh, what was it? A cobra or a rattlesnake? A cobra. Oh, just a harmless sand snake. Probably more scared than you were. I don't care. I love snakes. Oh, John, we've got to leave this place today right now. Oh, yes, that chance is there. What do you mean? I mean, we're marooned on this island. We can't leave today or tomorrow or next week or next year. We're stuck for good.  You're just being melodramatic. Oh, okay. Go write on writing poetry. The seagulls around you are great lovers of poetry. We are not marooned. Are we, John? John? Well, go on, Johnny. Say something. What's the matter with you, Johnny? What are you looking at? John! This rock I killed a snake with. You see what it's made of? Looks kind of like glassy stuff. Yeah. It has quartz in it. A lot of pure crystal quartz. So what? You remember once when Sam Cyclotron was lost in a canyon while trailing the mysterious princess Tasha and he found that quartz mine? Sam Cyclotron in the heart of Asia. He took some of the quartz and some of his own stuff and rigged up a crystal shortwave sending set and radioed for help. Well, we've got quartz and the electric battery from the boat and some old wire. We can make an armature. Oh, yippee! I knew Sam wouldn't fail it.  Oh, my voice is shot to pieces. Ah, what's the use? The battery's dead. Do you think they hurt us, John? I doubt it. It's been raining for eight hours. That's rotten weather for a shortwave reception and with a crude outfit like this one... Oh, John, hold my hand. It's so awfully dark. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Did you hear that? What? It sounded like a boat whistle. I'm right. It is a boat. It's a boat. We're safe. My shortwave set worked, yay! Oh, darling!  And Sam? Yeah, and my boy Sam. That's right. All right, now we can go on to the West Indies. Yeah, yeah, I guess we can. And I can get the comic strips blown in by Wednesday. What comic strips? Oh, well, you see, Johnny did something. I just wanted to kill some time between the paintings. Comic strips? Oh, John Spear, you promised me you'd never touch that stuff again. Well, but please, Aline, I couldn't help it. Hey, listen, listen. That boat was on. It's not getting strong enough. In fact, I think it's fading. Oh. Of course. We should have realized that they can't see us in the dark. They're searching blind. Should we make something or make a fire or trash them? With what? Everything on this island is wet. The only dry spot is this shelter we're standing in. Oh, gee, we've got something fast. Oh, John, we can't miss out.  I've got it. I've got it. I know what'll make a fire and a good one. What? Your paintings.  Oh, no, not John's paintings. Why, they're the beginning of his artistic life. Oh, no. Oh, yes. John. Now, you listen to me, Aline. I've had a taste of this artistic life and I think it smells. Oh, John.  Go ahead, Greg. Light the paintings and throw in my brushes and everything. I knew you'd agree. All I have to do is light it. So you're the trio that's been dancing up and down the airwaves, are you? I've been captain of this boat for 20 years and I've never heard such radio shenanigans as you three pulled. You mean you heard us distinctly, captain? Distinctly. Why, we couldn't hear anything else. I sent out a call to shore about those two gangsters and they've been picked up in a motor cruiser in Miami with a lot of money on them. That's my boat and my money. Straight work. And now, captain, if you just drop us off the next port we pass. Sorry, I make no detours. You'll have to come along with me to the West Indies before I'll drop you off. The West Indies? We don't want to go there. Oh, no. Oh, I don't know now, John. I still think it. Hello, Aline. I might as well break it to you now. The West Indies are full of snakes. Snakes? Oh, captain, let us off right here, please. Sorry, folks. I can't make any exception. But I've got to be in New York tonight. I've got a batch of Sam Cyclotron. You got what? Sam Cyclotron, comics. Oh, you wouldn't understand, captain. You mean Sam Cyclotron, the invincible? Yes, that's right. And this is the man who draws him, John Spear. Think of it. The man who draws Sam on my ship. Well, well. Oh, that's nothing. Well, I'd be glad to drop you and your friends off at any port you like, Mr. Spear. Imagine having you on my ship. Well, well. Oh, captain, this is wonderful of you. If there's any way we can repay you. Well, you certainly can, Mr. Spear. Well, hey, just tell me.  Oh, that's very simple, captain. He hypnotizes the snakes, then he lassoes the gorillas with them and ties them up. See now, ain't that wonderful? Oh, yes, captain, amen. Oh, John Deere, I'm beginning to realize that it does take genius to draw Sam Cyclotron. Darling. You know what I like about Sam? Nothing like it happens in real life. Yeah, no. You'd be surprised, captain. You'd be surprised. The curtain falls in the final act of Sam Cyclotron, the cosmic kid. Our star, Wayne Morris, will return for a curtain call after this timely message from Wendell Niles. There are several reasons why a young man joins the Army today. Maybe it's because of his desire to serve his country, or perhaps he is anxious to become established in a career with a future. Or it might be because he wants to take advantage of the many possibilities for further education while in Army uniforms. They're all good reasons and well worth you young men considering. And listen, if you're a high school graduate, you can select the Army training you want. That's right, you choose the Army technical school you want to attend and you make your choice before enlisting. You can't go wrong, men. Whatever your reason for enlisting, you'll find an Army career has plenty to offer you. Why don't you talk it over at your local recruiting station today? They'll be glad to give you complete details. Now once again at the microphone, our star, Wayne Morris, and our producer.  In fact, Sam Cyclotron could have borrowed a page or two from the book of Wayne Morris, Lieutenant Naval Air Corps Fighting Squadron 15. Then he too might have wound up with two air medals and four DFCs. But we can bypass that too, can't we, CP? You bet we can, Wayne, but you are still in the reserve. Oh yes, sure. In times like these, we all keep our hands in. Let's see, you're a Lieutenant Commander now and you wear active also in the formation of the Reserve Squadron at Los Alamedas. Yes, and it's a fine outfit. I put in as much airtime as I can at Long Beach. Fact is that's one of the reasons I sold my own plane last week, aside from the expensive maintenance, because the Navy ships are so modern that yesterday's flight is out of date. We have some great equipment and that's the stuff I want to fly. Yes, and even then it's a full-time job. And by the way, how is that room-to-room radio amplifier system coming along in your home, Wayne? Oh, that's great. I'm going to be a bug on radio, recording and home movies. I've finally got the entire house wired with a speaker in every room. You can make toast on the living room speaker and on a clear day I can tune in on your theatre of the stars and a dining room toaster.  Wayne, thanks for being with us. Oh, it's a pleasure, CP. Tell me, what star steps into your proudly-behaved spotlight next week? Next week, Wayne, and ladies and gentlemen, we present the Hills of Home starring Don DeFour as a penurious young Californian, Douglas Clark. Clark finds himself in New York and Saratoga in pursuit of a distracting romance and a buyer for his 100-odd acres of invaluable land near Los Angeles. Where it is reported, the water comes up black. Oh, that's an interesting play, though. Your listeners should like it. And now, goodbye, CP. Goodbye, Wayne. Join us next week, won't you, ladies and gentlemen, when we present Don DeFour in the romantic comedy, The Hills of Home. Until next week, this is CP McGregor saying thanks for listening and Cheerio from Hollywood. Wayne Morris appeared with the courtesy of the Hollywood coordinator, the media which arranges for the appearance of all stars on his program. Remember, proudly we hail next time, present Don DeFour. This program is transcribed in Hollywood at this time, Wendell Niles speaking.


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7 Best EFL Teacher Fall Outfit Ideas. You are already back after the summer vacation and students should be excited to start a new semester full of interesting activities. But how to impress them from the very beginning if they barely know you? The answer is this, choose one of these stylish outfits and sway into your TEFL teaching like a superstar. 1. Classy? If you are an EFL teacher in a university or a high school, this outfit is what you need. These styles perfectly correspond with the atmosphere of institutions like this. Plus, neat looking teachers are always admired by parents, especially in modest Asian cultures. For a really elegant, classy look choose basic items in pastel colors with classic cuts and good quality fabrics. 2. Trendy? A trendy outfit can combine features of many other styles. All you need is to integrate some trendy 2020 items into your basic wardrobe. The 2020 fall trends include. Massive tractor sole shoes. Full leather clothes. Satin effect blazers. Boss style blazers. Colorful ruffle blouses. Fanny packs belt bags. Combine 2-3 items from this list with your favorite basic pieces and you'll be the main TEFL fashionista. 3. Sporty? For those of you who teach younger EFL students, a sporty style might be more suitable. Wearing a pair of joggers and a long sleeve will work best, especially if you spend the whole day with one class. Usually, this type of outfit suits TEFL teachers working in international schools abroad because there are a lot of duties related to real life situations like outdoor activities, lunch serving, free play, etc. 4. Comfy? Comfy style doesn't necessarily mean wearing a tracksuit. It's more about how this style makes you feel. Usually sweaters and soft fabrics will be your best friends if you choose a comfy outfit. Plus, it's perfect for a rainy fall day. And for those TEFL teachers who work with young children, comfortable clothes made of natural soft fabrics are also beneficial because you'll get a lot of hugs during the day, and you don't even have to worry about your out at getting wrinkled. 5. Every day? This type of clothing can be based on many different styles. However, the best option would be using a capsule wardrobe with basic items. This outfit is probably the most preferred choice by TEFL teachers as it is flexible, comfortable, and practical. Win, win, win. Make sure you have 2-3 casual t-shirts of neutral colors. One pair of slack pants. 2-3 pairs of jeans of different cuts and colors. Two skirts or shorts, midi. Two dresses. One casual, one fancy. Three sweaters. Four pairs of shoes, sneakers, boots, heels or flats, sandals. Two coats, tension wool. 6. Artsy. Sometimes it's important to express yourself in different ways. Clothes are a great way to do that. If this is true for you, choose an artsy outfit, and show your creative TEFL teacher nature. You can put on a printed t-shirt or choose extraordinary accessories and mix them with colorful items. Don't be afraid to experiment but remember that you want to look stylish, not clowny. 7. Vintage. A vintage outfit can be used as an outstanding look or as a part of your TEFL educational process. Get dressed like a retro movie star and involve your students in a history-related discussion. If you teach abroad, encourage them to tell you about their grandma's and grandpa's styles back in time. Do you want to teach English abroad? Take a TEFL course. Fall is a great time to reorganize your wardrobe. Plus, it can be a source of inspiration for your TEFL lessons. What style will you choose for your next class? Share your ideas with us.