We do have Kristaps Porzingas right now. Kristaps, thanks so much for joining us and we've been talking about how this Celtics team is finding different ways to win. What's clicking for you guys offensively and what's allowing you guys to just be so versatile on that end of the floor? What's up guys? First of all, thank you for waiting for a little bit. No, it's like late after the game. What's clicking for us? To be honest, we're just playing our game. I think what's cool is that we're trusting each other. That shows that starts from JT and JB and they're finding me in my spots and we make the extra pass and do these little things for each other that just gives us energy. We were doing that on an offensive end and everybody's touching the ball and feeling good and making shots and being selfless. That translates energy-wise to the defense and then we can hold a great offensive team like Dallas 210. Kristaps, I got to ask you about your cookies and cream, partner and crime. Jalen, with that 360 layup, can you lead me through that? What you saw from Jalen there? JB has these moments where he's like, you hold your breath. What is he doing? What is this going to be? And this was one of those moments. This is a JB play. Goes up 360 and still shoots it. Doesn't try to pass or something. Get out of trouble. Just shoots it and makes it. And to be honest, from our angle, from the bench, it looked insane. So I don't know if you all have a clip of us, our reaction, but the bench reaction was top three this season for sure. Okay, Peters, e-house right here. I know you came in with your suit on. I was standing on business tonight. And so I want to talk about the fact that like how you fit in with this team, like you're exactly what this team had been missing the last couple of years, you know, being able to pick and pop, pick and roll, and then also take advantage of the mismatches. Talk about, you said trust, and I think that's the big word. Talk about how much, how good it feels to know that your coaching staff trust and put you in that position, but then also the players search out you in those positions. That's definitely, that's definitely big. I think the trust is not out of nowhere, right? It's because of what I've shown, I'm capable of doing on a court. It shows in my numbers in the post-up. When maybe earlier in my career, I wanted to get the ball more or whatever the situation was.  And that's why I think it's just natural for us to always kind of like lean into each other's games, right? Because like, I have a mismatch. I know these guys like trust me because of what I've shown to them and what I'm capable of doing. And the same thing, Matt, what's up? And the same thing, right? Like we trust JD at the end of the game to make a play for us, to, we trust JB in transition. All these things, like we just have that trust in each other. And it's because of what we have shown each other and the respect we have for each other. And the Celtics, they have so many different strengths on both ends of the floor. However, Chris does, what gives you the most confidence about this squad going down the stretch? I think we are maturing as a team. I think we're, the more time we're getting to play together and have like, you talk about the end of the game or what are you talking about? Just down the stretch of the season, down the stretch of the season. Oh, stretch of the season. Yeah, no, no, no. Yeah, no, I think the most important that we stay fresh. No, we have to, we have to take care of our bodies. We understand that there's going to be a long, like tough playoff run, most likely, right? Physical. So most important that we stay fresh. But we stay locked in mentally and we keep making strides towards becoming that team, that team. And we have the talent. We have the mindset. And we just have to put it all together and make sure we get there as fresh as possible. And then, you know, try to get to all the way. Kristaps, it seems like you never stop smiling. I think you lead the NBA in smiles, smiles per 36, whatever the number needs to be. And you know, he keep it tight. Can you put into words? Have you had a chance to, I guess, just even step back for a second, put into words what it means to just be a part of this experience and how it matched up to maybe when the trade goes down, what you thought the Boston experience might be like? I came in with, like, a fresh, like, just no expectations, right? I don't know. I didn't think about it too much. Boston City, I only had, like, good experience. So I was like, I think I'm going to like the city, like a lot also, like a lot of international people, a lot of Europeans, so on. It's going to be like I'm going to fit right in, right? And the organization is top notch. That's, like, well known, right? And I think just the basketball part was, it was going to click. It was going to work. And that was the most important, right? And knowing that when I, you know, when I was presented with the opportunity, like, it was like a no-brainer for me. And yeah, I've been smiling ever since. KPL on a 10-game win streak. Talk about what you guys have been doing to accomplish that, and what are you guys are looking forward to to keep this thing going? We look forward to keep growing as a team, right? It's a 10-game win streak and sometimes, like, tonight, even, like, we kind of make it look easy, maybe.  But to be honest, there's a lot of work that goes into that, you know, from the coaching staff, from me and you guys know. But, you know, there's a lot of work that we put in and the expectations for us from ourselves also is at a different level than a different team, right? So it's always a challenge for us also to improve, to look where we can improve and how we can match up with this team and, you know, what things we can try out. And I love how open-minded we are on this team, you know, starting with Joe. You know, he's willing to try out new things and be different and be, like, innovative, right? And that's really cool. All right. Well, thanks so much, Chris Staths, for joining us. And we love the suits. We love to see the suits pre-game. Stan O'Binnis! Stan O'Binnis! Thanks so much, Chris Staths, for joining us. Presented by your New England Ford dealers. Built for America. Built Ford Proud.


Agatha Christie was born on September 15, 1890, in Tokyo United Kingdom. When Agatha May Clarissa Miller was growing up, her parents feared that she was mentally challenged because she was very shy. However, she later showed some positive signs that made her parents dismiss the belief. In 1901, at the age of 11, Agatha lost her father to pneumonia and chronic kidney disease. This occurrence marked the end of her childhood. In 1906, Agatha was sent to a finishing school in Paris, where she became an up-and-coming musician. However, this idea soon faded off and Agatha eventually volunteered to work in a poison dispensary in a local hospital. Her experience at the dispensary informed many of the poisoning experience she wrote in her book The Pale Horse. Even this time, many men proposed marriage to Agatha, but she politely declined them all, until 1913 when she met with Connell Archibald Christie. They both lived happily together and Archibald will always encourage her writing. Her first book, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, which she wrote at a poison dispensary out of boredom, was rejected by six publishers. The seventh publisher kept the book on the shelf for six years until he eventually published it. Only 2,500 copies were sold. In 1926, Agatha lost her mother and this loss sent Agatha into a deep depression. To worsen her case, Archibald asked Agatha for a divorce. The depression became too much for Agatha to bear that she disappeared for 11 days. She was found in a hotel in Harrogate, registered under her husband's lover's name. Although she claimed amnesia, some conspiracy theorists say that this was a concerted effort to embarrass her husband. Agatha met with her next husband, Max Mallowan, during one of her trips to the Middle East and on September 11, 1930, both of them got married and remained almost inseparable for the rest of their lives. However, her publishers wouldn't allow her to adopt the name of Mallowan for professional purposes. Agatha published a novel, Curtin, in 1975 and Sleeping Murderer in 1976. The year she died. Based on her request, she was given a small funeral. Before her death, Agatha had written 76 novels, 158 short stories and 15 plays, all of which were marked with her ingenuity and literary flair. All of her books always broke the rules of the mystery. Her detectives broke away from the stereotypes created by Sherlock Holmes and Augustine Dupin. She shattered boundaries no one dared or even thought of crossing. She also reinvented the detective novel. Here's the thing, everyone gets to a point where the reasonable thing to do is to give up and most people would do just that. The only people who would never give up are those whose dreams are as important as their lives. As you wake up this morning, one of the best things you can ever do for yourself is to find yourself something worth dying for. If your dream is so important that you're willing to die to achieve it, nothing will stop you from achieving it. The biggest pitfall on your way is the thought of ease. When you start thinking that life should be easy, then you'll believe that the obstacles in your way are your enemies. No, those obstacles aren't there because life hates you. They're there because that's what life does. Life doesn't give people success until they are tested with fire. Stella Meave said things aren't always easy but you just have to keep going and don't let the small stuff bug you down. Things aren't always easy. If it were easy to make a million dollars, everyone would have been millionaires. If it were easy to have a great marriage, well, everyone would have been married. If it were easy to achieve any goal, everyone would have made it possible. But it wasn't and that's why only 3% of people achieve their dreams. The 3% of those who wouldn't give up in the face of rejections, failures, setbacks and confusion. Adele Kanaeji said most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who had kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all. Don't forget to share this video and subscribe to our channel. We love you.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late sports cards. We're ripping 22 Panini Immaculate WWE hobby five box case break number five random hit style. We have our 25 participants as well as our hit sheet. So the way this is going to work is we have all 25 people. We've got the empty random dot org window and then we have our random hit sheet. This is from out. I'm not even on the random screen. So we've got our 25 participants, our empty random dot org hit sheet. And then we've got our random hit sheet, which Bryson as the break is going on is going to be typing in a description of the hit. So it's a Remastero Relic to 99 who type in Remastero Relic 32 of 99. What we'll do is then once the break is over, we'll transfer all 25 hits over into the random dot org web, the random hits random dot org window. We'll roll the dice, say it's eight times. We'll randomize the names eight times. We'll randomize the hits eight times. So good luck everybody. Let's do it. You know the drill at this point, at least most of you. Let's do it. Last group break of the night. Thank you guys again for getting this sold out. I really appreciate that. Let's see what we can get to get some heat out of this man. This is going to be fun dude. Got personal starting after this as well. We've got a Finn Balor on the base 13 out of 65. See I got it that time. Finn Balor 13 out of 65. First hit is going to be Shotzi. That is one out of 99 on the Relic. Shotzi, Shotzi on the Relic, one of 99. We've got, that is Brock Lesnar 45 out of 99. All right correct me if I'm wrong here on this one everybody. We've got 21 out of 99 is Hexaw. Is it Jim Dugan or Jim Dugan? I think it's Jim Dugan, right? 21 out of 99. That's sick though on the Immaculate introductions. On card as well. Gorgeous signature. This is nasty too. Dugan? Is it really Dugan? Okay, sounds good to me. One of five is E.O. Sky. One of five, that's nasty. E.O. Sky on the one of five Patch Auto. Dugan, thank you Carl. And then you can mag this one Bryston. 24 of 25, Jimmy and Jey Uso on the duel. Boom. Let's go. There we go Bryston. That's what we like to see. You have a two by four signed by Hexaw? That's awesome Devin. That's so sick. Congrats on that one man. Big time Uso brothers. Box two. Cases have been crazy man. Crazy. Like I said, the deal is still on the table. If you pull a Randy Orton one of one, I will RKL Bryston. He did agree to that. Everybody heard it. The Miz on the base, 39 of 40. The Miz. The Miz. We've got, nice one here on the patch. That's going to be Raquel Rodriguez. 18 out of 25. Raquel Rodriguez. Next up we've got another patch this time. Shirt Relic, 17 of 38. Commander Aziz. Oh yeah, it'll be through a table. Yeah, that's cool dude. We've got 38 out of 99 is Giovanni Vinci. Oh that's nasty. Giovanni Vinci, her Vinci. 38 out of 99. Marks of greatness on-card. We've got 12 out of 25. Patch Auto is Kofi Kingston. Now we need the fireworks. Now we need the fireworks. Kofi Kingston. Nice one there. Good luck on that. Some are wrestler worn. Some are Relic worn. Some are like Matt Relics as well. And then we've got 32 out of 99 is Riddle. 32 out of 99 is Riddle. Smiley Face Auto as well. Empty Empty. We've got, base is Vader. 40 of 40. Vader. Nice one there. Vader, 40 of 40. We've got Tyler Bate that is 33 of 99. Oh yeah, definitely, definitely I would say. Standout Memorabilia, Carmella. 40 out of 99 on the standout memorabilia. Jason Jordan, 9 of 10. Yeah, I agree with basketball. Yeah, for sure. Nice. Jason Jordan, 9 of 10. Followed by this is really cool. A Nicky, ASH. Is it really Carl? Nicky, ASH 55 out of 99. And really cool one here. You can get this magged. All-time great signatures redemption. Triple H. Good luck on that one, everybody. That's awesome. Congrats. Oh, that's going to be so cool. So cool. Triple H. We'll get that mag for you all. Two to go here, guys. We've got, nice, 5 of 40. Charlotte Flair on the base. What's up, Spannico? Charlotte Flair, 5 of 40. Followed by that is Alba Fire, 88 out of 99 on the Relic. Alba Fire. Next up is going to be another Relic this time. Braun Breaker, 19 out of 99. Yeah, Devin, yes it is. It is Wahoos, who's like fourth in Q or so. We've got a Road Dog, 36 out of 99 on the Heralded Signatures Road Dog. Is it really no fear? That's cool. Next up is another Heralded Signatures this time, Rob Van Dam. Magged this last one too. Reistin. We've got another redemption. Hey, I appreciate that, Chris. Thanks, dude. That makes you feel awesome. That's awesome, dude. I'm really happy you said that. We've got, well, I'm sorry about the flu, but I'm glad that I helped you enjoy your night at least. And we've got Immaculate Moments Redemption is Goldberg. Nice one there. Good luck, everybody, on the Goldberg Immaculate Moments Redemption. Very cool. Awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome. Very cool. We've got one last box. See if we can end it with Absolute Monster. Absolute Monster. And this stuff is awesome. We've got a Natalia, 9 out of 40 on the base. Yeah, the redemptions are big, I would say. Yeah, these are awesome.  We've got, that is going to be numbered, 12 out of 99 is Dew Drop. And there's a little smudge on that one, so we will get an empty box and wrapper with that. With the Dew Drop. A little smudge right there. Asuka, that is 69 out of 99 on the Relic. Immaculate Ink, that is going to be 63 out of 99. Kevin Owens. Kevin Owens, 63 out of 99. Nice Kevin Owens. Followed by, this is nasty too, Memorabilia Autocrat. That's so freaking awesome. Five of five, Shinsuke Nakamura. Shinsuke Nakamura, thank you. This one's nasty. This next one is awesome. The next one is freaking awesome. We've got good luck on this one, everybody. 58 out of 99. All-time great, Shawn Michaels. Boom, that's awesome. You can mag this one, obviously. Very nice. Good luck on the Shawn Michaels. You saw how he was the heartbreak kid, right? Yeah, HBK.  I got to run it by you first. Nice one there. Good luck on the Shawn Michaels. I think we might be missing one again on Bryson. Can you click off really quick? Oh no, you need to put Shawn Michaels. Never mind, never mind, never mind, never mind, never mind, never mind. We're good, we're good, we're good. Jump the gun on there, Bryson. I do apologize. All right, let me get these put in really quick. I know Bryson might archale me after that one. Geez, dude. All right, guys, gonna get these hits copied in and we'll get going. All right, everybody, we have all of our 25 participants as well as our 25 hits and hit combos. I'm gonna go ahead and roll the dice. How many times are we gonna go? It's gonna be 11. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11. Thomas W down to Jmart and then we've got 11 on your hits. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11. Commander Aziz down to Rob Van Dam. We've got Thomas W, Commander Aziz, the 38, Ty N, Jason Jordan to 10 miles with the Brock Lesnar Relic and the do-drop in the mids. Thomas J, Triple H, congrats, Thomas. The last spot mojo right there. Jenning C, Tyler Bate Relic and the Vader 40 of 40. Nice one there. Nevin M with the Mickey ASH Relic. Troy H has got the Shawn Michaels, congrats on that, Troy. Earl with the Albu Fire and the Charlotte Flair. Felix N, Riddle Auto Relic to 99. Dan F with the EO Sky, one of five. Kevin S, Braun Breaker, 19 of 99. Felix with the Kofi Kingston, 12 of 25. Ty N with the Jimmy and Jay Uso Auto, congrats, buddy. Jmart, Road Dog, 36 of 99. Rob H, Carmelo Relic to 90. Felix N, Kevin Owens, Auto, 63 of 99. Brian G, Shotzi and Finn Balor. Nevin M, Giovanni Vinci to 99. Joshua and Shinsuke Nakamura, five of five. Armando P, Oshka in Natalya. Nevin with the Jim Duggan. Jeffrey B, Raquel Rodriguez, Michael D, Goldberg. There we go, Mike, congrats, buddy, and Jmart with the Rob Van Dam to 99. Thank you guys again for the fill on this. Next up is


Hi, this is Christian Reddy and I wanted to tell you about a new image that was released by the Hubble Space Telescope. It's of the galaxy NGC 4631. It's the galaxy that appears up here in the upper left-hand corner of this image of a pair of galaxies. And this galaxy has been dubbed the whale galaxy because it kind of resembles the silhouette of a blue whale, you might say, swimming near the oceans on Earth. It also has a companion galaxy to it. It's a satellite galaxy containing maybe a few hundred million stars at the most. It's a dwarf galaxy. It orbits, not unlike the Moon orbits the Earth. And you'll also notice at the center there are a burst of new star formations, what astronomers call, in fact, a starburst. This is a region that's dominated by very hot, very blue stars that don't live to be quite nearly as long as our sun. And when we take a closer look at it with the Hubble Space Telescope, you'll notice these little tiny blue dots speckling the disk of NGC 4631. The galaxy is alive with stars forming, and these blue stars are much, much hotter than our sun. They are much more massive than our sun, and they won't live nearly as long as our sun.  They quite literally explode. Also in this image just to kind of prevent us from getting too confused are this star right here. This is a foreground star that just happens to exist in the Milky Way and happens to be in the line of sight between us and NGC 4631. There is also another background galaxy right here. This is far beyond the distance of NGC 4631. So neither of these two objects should be regarded as have anything to do with NGC 4631. They are in the foreground and in the background respectively. Now we talked about the hot stars that are living in the central regions, and many of these stars have already gone supernova, giving rise to these channels, these outflows of very, very hot gases that are shown here by the Chandra X-ray Observatory. These light-colored blobs are superheated gases that are rising above and below the disc of the galaxy, and in fact the model that is believed to have caused this, the mechanism, are supernova explosions. These are the explosions of dying stars and because their shock energy are blunted by the spiral arms of the galaxy itself, the rest of the outflows are kind of channeled effectively above and below the disc of this particular galaxy. So when we take another look here with Hubble, we find there's a lot of star formation here at the center of the galaxy, but there's also star formation taking place right out at the very edges of this galaxy as well. Take a look at all of these blue stars. These are clusters of very hot, very blue stars that are being forged into existence. They are maybe only a million or two years old or a couple of hundred million years old at the very most. These are very, very hot, massive suns. So what causes all of this starburst, this star formation in this galaxy? Well, we talked about a satellite galaxy having a gravitational pull on it, and meanwhile there at the lower left is this galaxy, NGC 4657. Notice how distorted the galaxy is. There's a hook on the end with a lot of starburst activity. The right side of the galaxy is highly distorted. This is a galaxy that's literally being warped from its normal shape, and this is a perfect example of how gravity can generate a very powerful effect on two galaxies that might be separated by hundreds of thousands or maybe even a million light years away from each other. And this is a bit of a preview of what's to come when our own Milky Way galaxy begins to approach the Andromeda galaxy or the Andromeda Milky Way galaxies appear to approach each other. So we'll be seeing sites like this over the next several million years, and we've already seen what is to come with colliding galaxies that I hope we can discuss in later talks. Well, thank you very much for listening, and we hope you enjoy the show.


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morning diesel what a beautiful day what a beautiful day oh it's a beautiful they look at that blue sky sun coming up over there all trucks everywhere tell you what that's a beautiful day come on diesel leave all the garbage alone I know it's just a truck stop you got to ignore the garbage aim buddy aim it's such a problem with aiming especially in the morning oh why don't you just get it all at once I don't understand gotta do a little bit here little bit there little squirt over there squirt over here I understand your whole marking attitude but you have to understand my rushing attitude we need to deliver what did I say we were in yesterday I think I said we're in Lexington Russian Winchester look there's their little water tower thing over there we're here at the back of the parking spaces here and somebody again I hate having to point this out all the time but guys you really got to stop dumping your garbage at the truck stops I have a feeling that it's gonna start affecting all of us and we're all gonna have to live with some kind of fee or something like soon they're gonna charge us to park anywhere like they do in Europe and then if we get caught well if you do get caught littering it's a $500 fine there was a sign just over there somewhere I saw it that's a $500 fine pretty soon no one's that's why no one wants truckers anywhere you know and that's why nobody wants us to park anywhere overnight because they're scared you're gonna do this sad saddens me you know people who do this maybe you should you know park their rig and the play on the play structure with people their maturity we call them children but children are innocent they're learning they do this kind of stuff and we teach them not to and then they go fix it adults were supposed to know that this is wrong what do you think with that diesel I'm very disappointed in humanity man I just point are we expecting too much of humanity expect expecting them not to do stuff like that look at that face you think man you expect way too much from people people are lazy man you just gotta accept that man stop talking about it they're just lazy I guess I guess that's the fact pointing out the fact that everyone's littering isn't gonna fix the problem but maybe they're watching my video right now and they're looking at me on the screen going oops I did that they're probably laughing people are just weird and he says I have 358 kilometers to go that's about three and a half hours it's all an uninterrupted driving I'm feeling that it won't be uninterrupted but we should get going anyway a scenic route so I'm not complaining it's just gonna take me a little longer than I thought to actually get to my vines growing up now the whole part of the world that's safe but it looks awesome it looks awesome the secondary yellow Jeep okay they don't take the scenic road unless it fits the shortcut and this just happens to be a shortcut so here we are if your house is buying chance actually don't answer that don't tell people where you live don't do that tell me if you live in the air on Kentucky you can take those vines plant them around your house and they'd grow up and over your house and you'd look like you just live in a big trouble natural camouflage they'll never find you I do that's my house that'd be awesome all the vines would die in Manitoba then it just looks ugly you get all these stringy weeds almost all over your house anyways that's a little bit of the scenery that's entering my eyes this morning thank goodness we made it thank goodness for air conditioning don't blow on my camera right now though oh we made it what a crazy twisty windy hilly road to get here Virginia you know I love you but you got some crazy hills out here and usually I would like that but when I'm eighty thousand pounds sort of slows me down a bit oh well it was okay gain some experience that way right running with heavy weight through the hills very slow up and down anyway we made it the weasels back there being a weasel how you doing weasel being a weasel that's a good weasel good boy so tail egg tail egg good boy boy glad you're so happy anyways guys so we're gonna get unloaded here and then we're gonna take off to Covington Virginia where we're picking up a load going to Winnipeg we're gonna drop that load in Winnipeg on Sunday and then we've already got another load waiting for us there that load is taking us to Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland had to build the suspense there a little bit plus I've got a scratch on my shoulder I'm fighting coughing need some water so yes we're going back home and then we're going across eastern Canada right to the island Newfoundland that means another ferry ride all right so we got unloaded now we got ahead 355 kilometers three and a half four hours to get reloaded they're open 24 hours thank goodness because we're gonna be there later this evening and then we're gonna try to get as close to home as we can tonight yet so let's go wow first impression after getting that much weight out of my trailer and now pulling an empty trailer wow I feel light is a feather I feel like just flying through here yes Mandy I know I know I'm almost at the freeway then we're gonna take I-64 north up to Covington somewhere on there I think yes Mandy I know I know there's a narrow bridge coming there's a narrow this coming there's a narrow that coming everything's narrow here I get it here's this morning to be stretched out like I was saying those Virginia roads there slowed me down quite a bit there with that heavy load maybe it was the heavy load that slowed me down and not the roads either way I was slow this morning with all that weight well as quick as I legally can go pick up a few hours after we pick it up yet one's already starting to go down at the end of the road for today a good 10 and a half hours of driving again all right guys thanks for joining us today I'm about to walk the weasel here my truck is a mess and the chaos and wires everywhere because I'm putting my uh footage from all my cameras on to one computer right now and I'm trying to do it all at once so just cables cameras everywhere but that wake has done the fastest because I'm tired it's like two in the morning and I want to go to bed and I still have to shower yet and walk the weasel so we're gonna edit it up tomorrow sometime on our break halfway through the day other than that diesel are you ready to go outside man are you ready man you've been waiting so patiently you're such a good boy I'm a very good boy man don't forget the very very good boy look at that face I still gotta google it someone with their google why don't dogs like cameras see you tomorrow 4am central time guys go down below to the description you can find videos from what I was doing all the way up to a year ago also don't forget to hit the thumbs up button if you did like the video it reminds me that you like the video simple as that reminds me that uh maybe I should make another video


Mother, is Maxwell House really the only coffee in the world? Well, your father says so, and your father knows best. Yes, it's Father Knows Best, transcribed in Hollywood, starring Robert Young as father.  The coffee that's bought and enjoyed by more people than any other brand of coffee at any price. Maxwell House, always good to the last drop. And it seems, are born on special days. Abraham Lincoln, for example, was born on Lincoln's birthday. Coincidence, isn't it? In Springfield, where Jim Anderson was born, they do things in a slightly different manner. So Jim shares his birthday with George Washington. That was yesterday, and in the White Frame House on Maple Street, they had quite a time. It went something like this. Bud? You want me, Mom? Are you almost finished down there? Just about. I have to put up one more thing of balloons. Well, please hurry, dear. Your father will be home any minute. Okay. Did you get Mr. Gribble, Mother? Oh, dear, I knew there was something. He's the only one I couldn't reach. It's too bad, because I know your father'd like him to be here. I bet Daddy's gonna be surprised. Well, if he isn't, it won't be our fault. And if you say one word to him... Oh, I won't, Betty. I didn't this morning, did I? No, but you certainly came close a couple of times.   What's that? Never mind. Betty, you know, I'm not sure that we did the right thing at breakfast. How's that, Mother? Well, your father looked so hurt. The least we could have done was wish him a happy birthday. Oh, no, Mommy! Mother, you're going to spoil everything. Father even said birthdays weren't important when you got to be his age. I know, dear, but... And if he knows that we remembered his birthday, he might suspect something. Everything's all finished, Mom. Oh, that's fine, Bud. Oh, you've done a wonderful job, all of you. And I haven't even said anything. Now, don't forget, Bud, you've got to get Father out of the house at 7.45. Yeah, I know. But, holy cow, how am I going to do that? Bud, you don't want him to see the people when they come in do you. It's a surprise party. But how am I going to get him out? Jumping creepers. You only have to get him out for 15 minutes. What's so hard about that? Well, if it's so easy, why don't you do it? Daddy's home. Oh, the sandwich is Betty. Put them in the pantry. Okay. He isn't coming in here. Well, that's peculiar. I'd better go in and see. Jim. Yes? We thought we heard you come in, dear. Is anything wrong? No, nothing's wrong. Nothing important, anyway. Jim, you sound so strange. Hi, Dad. What goes? Hi, Daddy. Hello. I'll be in the den when dinner's ready. Now, just a minute, Jim Anderson. You're not going to walk away from us like that.  Jim, if there's anything wrong, we have a right to know what it is. You have a right to know what it is, do you? You haven't the faintest idea. All right, I'll tell you what it is. I don't ask for a great deal from this family. A minimum of respect and courtesy, that's all. But I certainly think that when a man's birthday comes around... Oh, Jim. Well, the least you can do is remember it. Jim Anderson. And stop looking at me as though I had three heads. All of you. Isn't the least bit funny? Jim, darling, I was telling the children just before you got here that... Mother! Something's burning in the kitchen. Burning? Why, Betty, I turned up all... Oh. Well, I'd better go and see what it is. Man works hard for his wife and family and tries to give them all the advantages he can manage. What thanks does he get? They don't even remember his birthday. And cow-dad, you said birthdays didn't mean anything. When did I say that? When you forgot moms. But I did not forget your mother's birthday. If you'll remember, I bought her the largest bottle of perfume in Springfield. Not that I expected you to buy anything for me, of course. Of course. I don't care anything about getting presents.  Dad. It isn't a gift, it's the thought behind it that counts. Dad. And it isn't as though it were a hard day to remember. I mean like October 19th or August 64th or something like that. Dad. But Washington's birthday, the easiest day of the whole year. How could you possibly forget? Dad. What is it, bud? Happy birthday. Thank you. I'll get it, father. Never mind, I'll answer it myself. And as a birthday once a year, nobody even remembers it. Fine, thank you. Hello. Oh, hello, Mr. Gribble. Yes, just fine, thank you. You what? What message? I didn't leave any message. To call me? Are you sure? Well, just a minute, I'll ask Margaret. Margaret. Yes, dear? Did you call Mr. Gribble? I said did you call Mr. Gribble? Mr. Gribble? Why, why should I call Mr. Gribble, dear? Margaret, the man's on the phone, he got a message to call us. I didn't leave any message. Well, Jim, what possible reason could I have for calling Mr. Gribble? If that isn't just like a woman. All you had to say was no. Yes, dear. Hello, Mr. Gribble. But Margaret doesn't know anything about it. Uh-uh. Well, they probably got the name wrong. You know how it is. Oh, by the way, New York sent me the revised figures on that compensation setup. All right, anytime you say. No, I'll be free all evening. Eight o'clock? Fine, see you later. Jim, you're not going to meet Mr. Gribble tonight. Why not? Well, uh, it's your birthday. What's that got to do with it? My birthday certainly wasn't important a few minutes ago. Jim, I don't know how the children are going to feel about this. Father, we just had the most wonderful idea. Why do you hear it, Dad? We're going to have a wonderful time, all of us. Now, just a minute.  I know. I mean, she was? It's all right, Jim.  It's all right, Jim. I guess it wasn't important. Well, you ought to know. What is it, Betty? Well, Father, even if we did forget your birthday, we're all very sorry. Yes. And we've decided to devote our entire evening to making you happy. Fine. I won't even be here. But you can go out, Father. You'll spoil everything. What do you mean? Well, um, tell him, Bud. What? Oh. Oh, uh, well, uh, we, uh, we had a lot of things figured out to do, Dad. Like what? Well, uh, we, uh, we thought that we'd, uh, play the radio. He means games, Father. We'll all play games. It's like spin the bottle. Don't find. I can't think of anything I'd enjoy more than a good, fast game of spin the bottle. Unfortunately, I have to work. But you can't work, Father. Not on your birthday. I worked all day. I know. But you can't work at night. New law, huh? The man in the radio said it was gonna snow or rain or something. Margaret. Yes, dear? There seems to have developed a concerted and rather unusual desire for my company. How come? Well, frankly, Jim. Mother. We, well, we hope that if we made your evening a pleasant one, you might forgive us for not remembering your birthday. We could even have a little celebration. Just the five of us. Oh, we could make popcorn. And get some ice cream. It'd be just like a regular party, Daddy. Well... You'd make us all very happy, dear. I don't get it. If my birthday means that much to you... Oh, it does, Father. It sure does. Why did you forget it in the first place? Well, all right. I'll call Gribble and tell him we'll make it tomorrow. Gee, that's great, Dad. Would you like me to call him for you, Father? No, I'd better do it myself. He's certainly going to wonder if I got all my buttons. Make an appointment and then cancel it five minutes later. I'm sure he'll understand, Jim. I wish I could be that sure. Hello, Mr. Gribble. This is Jim Anderson. Well, about that appointment for tonight, I... You see, it's my birthday and I... Well, I... I guess it slipped my mind. Yes. Well, birthdays don't mean very much to me anymore, but, uh... Well, my family wants me to stay home with them.  Right. What? Oh, thank you very much. Good night. Well, I guess that takes care of that. Something wrong, Kathy? No. I was just thinking... About what? George Washington. Oh, well, dinner about ready? Oh, just about, dear. I'd better go upstairs and wash. Fine, family.  Wow, that was a close one. Well, as long as he didn't leave, everything's gonna be all right. And I didn't even say anything! I know, dear. You were a very good girl. Same as me. I know, dear. You were a very good girl. Say, Mom. Yes, bud? There's only one thing I don't understand. What's that, dear? We got him to stay home. Now how am I gonna get him out? He's got to figure that one out for himself. You know, we all do in lots of ways, as some of you may have found out just recently. About coffee in particular. Have you been shopping around more for your coffee since the price went up? Trying this brand and that in the name of economy? If you have, I'll bet lots of you have discovered this fact. Maxwell House is true economy. A friend of my wife's did. She was telling us just the other night. You see, when prices went up, she started buying cheaper coffee. Might not taste as good, she figured, but it ought to be more economical. First thing she found, though, it took lots more to make the breakfast coffee strong enough. And even then, the flavor just wasn't there. So, meal after meal, her family would leave their cups unfinished. She said, that settled it for me. Maxwell House is true economy. Sure it is. Because you get so many more truly good cups of coffee from every pound. Just see how much more your family enjoys that wonderful Maxwell House flavor. So good to the last drop, they drink every drop. Discover the extra freshness, the clear, rich taste that's vacuum packed in that familiar blue tin. You'll say, Maxwell House is true economy. So get your money's worth and more. Get Maxwell House always good to the last drop. It's 7.45 in the White Frame House on Maple Street, and time for Jim's surprise birthday party. With great effort, the Andersons have managed to keep father at home. Now with the guests about to arrive, they can't get rid of him, like this. Dad. Yes, bud? After you finish the paper, you wouldn't like to go down to the drugstore with me, would you? Why do you have to go to the drugstore? I don't. I imagine you can explain that, but I just assumed you didn't. Well, I just thought that... Would you like to take a walk? No, thank you. Go for a ride? No, thank you. You want to clean out the garage? Well, what's the matter with you? Nothing, I... Let's go sit upstairs in my room. What for? Well, it's comfortable. I'm quite comfortable right where I am. Yeah. Yeah. And stop fidgeting. Okay. Excuse me, will you, dad? Oh, sure. Whenever you're free, stop back and we'll figure out some more places I don't want to go. I'm crying out loud, Betty. Now what's the matter? You're supposed to have him out of here. It's a quarter of eight. But he won't go. He has to go. Everybody will be here in a minute. Well, what do you want me to do about it? I can't hit him over the head. It's his birthday. Nothing, dad. I'll be with you in a minute. You better go back, bud, and see if he can't think of something. I'll be with you in a minute. I'll go back, bud, and see if he can't think of something. Where are you going? Back into the kitchen. I've got to talk to mom. This is getting desperate. Has your father gone, dear? No.  A lot of help Bud turned out to be. Well, Betty, we may as well face it. We're not going to get your father out of the house. But we have to, mother. It'll spoil everything. Maybe not. We can do it another way. I'll just put a note on the front porch asking everybody to come in the back way. But daddy'll hear him. Oh, I don't think so. He will, mother. He's bound to hear them going down to the playroom. Not if you're all singing. Oh. That's an idea. Why do we have to sing? So father won't hear anything. It's a wonderful idea, mother. Well, it's the best we can do. Margaret. Just a minute. Yes, Jim. What are you doing in there? We'll be finished in a few minutes, dear. Well, hurry up.  All right, dear. Now, remember, girls, sing and loud if you hear anything. Now, I'll go around to the front and leave the note. All right, mother. Come on, Kathy. Gee whiz. Why do we have to sing? I don't feel like singing. Tell your father I'll join you in about five minutes. Okay, mother. Betty, what are we going to sing? What difference does that make? Well, how can I sing loud if I don't know what I'm singing? We'll sing the birthday song. We can't. That's what they're going to say at the party. Oh. How about for he's a jolly good fellow? Why? Because it's loud. I know louder ones. That's loud enough. Hi, father. Hi, where's your mother? She said she'd be right in. Well, I guess I'd better... Betty, it isn't cold in here, is it? A little, why? Oh, you can feel cold. Dad says he wants to go down and look at the furnace. The furnace? Oh, no. It's hot. It's very hot. Isn't it, Kathy? Oh, it's hotter than it's ever been. It's roasting. I don't think so. Father, please don't worry about the furnace. It's your birthday and we're going to have all kinds of fun. Betty, you and Bud wouldn't have any bodies buried in the basement, would you? Bodies? Well, why would we want to put bodies in the basement? We keep all the bodies in the attic, don't we, Bud? Yeah, we sure do. Boy, that's a good one. Kathy, have they been like this all day?  You can't! Now, just a minute. I had just about enough of this. What's going on around here? Oh, point nothing, Dad. We just want you to have a good time. Well, if this is your idea of a good time... What was that? What was what? I didn't hear anything. Did you, Kathy? Oh, no! I distinctly heard somebody at the back door. Oh, that was Mother. She took the garbage out. I took it out before. Maybe she's bringing it back. How would you like to go to bed? Kyle, Dad, all I said was... Father, we're supposed to be having a party, so why don't we all sing? We haven't done anything like that all winter. Well, you know, we haven't at that, my golly. That's a good idea. I said it before and nobody even listened. We'll listen now, honey. Come on, Betty, you can play for us. All right, Father. Would you please get me a cushion from the couch? Gladly, Your Highness. Your slightest wish is my command. What's going on? Mother's bringing everybody in the back way. And we have to sing. He's a jolly good fellow. Loud. One cushion coming up. There you are, Betty. Thank you, Father. This might turn out to be quite a party after all. Now, uh, what do we sing? Well, Betty said that... Kathy, be quiet. It's your birthday, Dad. Why don't you pick it? All right. How about... Please, the jolly good fellow. What was that for? For your birthday, Dad. Oh, well, uh, thank you. Which nominee? That's very nice. Thank you. Now, uh, how about down by the old mill stream? That's kind of corny, isn't it, Dad? It isn't your birthday. It's Father's. And if he wants to sing down by the old mill stream, why, that's what we'll sing. Right, Father? Right. Please, the jolly good fellow. What happened to down by the old mill stream getting a little monotonous, isn't it? Old mill stream. How about, uh, do you know how to sing anything else? But it's your birthday. What's the matter with these children?  Well, I, uh, my... Isn't it chilly in here? Mother. Oh, but it is, dear. I think your father ought to go down and take a look at the furnace. You do? I certainly do. You mean we don't have to sing anymore? Thank you, dear. I don't know. If this isn't the goofiest family in the United States, it certainly comes close. Yes, dear, but the furnace, remember? It's awfully chilly, Father. Oh, it is, is it? Five minutes ago, you were roasting. Well, I know, but, but now I'm cold. We're freezing. It won't take you a minute, Jim. Please take a look at it. Oh, for crying out loud. Don't be long, dear. I won't.  Stay home, go out. Fix the furnace. Don't fix the furnace. Can't make up their minds, if any. I told them it was cold ten minutes ago. Oh, I have to do it their way. Everything has to be done the way they want it. Hmm. For he's a doggie-fellow. For he's a doggie-fellow. For he's a doggie-fellow. Oh, for goodness' sake. Now, mixed up birthday for father. But everything's straight now. You know, so often we seem to be in the midst of confusion, and then comes the light, which leads to this point. Ladies with coffee prices higher today, remember Maxwell House is true economy. Yes, Maxwell House is true economy. Of course you can buy cheaper coffees in the store, but are they really economical? There's no economy in coffee when you have to use lots more to get it strong enough, and even then you can't get the flavor you want. There's no economy in coffee so stingy with its flavor, your family leaves their cups unfinished. But Maxwell House now, Maxwell House is true economy. So many more cups of wonderfully good coffee in every pound. So extra rich and full of flavor. So good to the last drop, it leaves you wanting more. Yes, there's real reason why more people drink Maxwell House than any other brand at any price. Maxwell House is true economy. Tomorrow ask for Maxwell House, get your money's worth and more, with coffee that's always good to the last drop. It's quite late in the White Frame House on Maple Street. Long past bedtime as a matter of fact, the Anderson kids are sound asleep. But in the master bedroom, Jim and Margaret are busy with a pair of widely divergent thoughts, like this. Oh, dear. What? Oh, nothing, dear. I was just thinking of tomorrow. They made quite a mess, didn't they? Oh, I wouldn't worry about it too much. It was quite a party, wasn't it? Yes, dear, it certainly was.  I mean, you and the kids had to work so hard. Oh, we didn't mind, dear. I know the children had a wonderful time surprising you so completely. Well, I wouldn't say it was a complete surprise. What was that, Mr. Washington? Hmm? Oh, well, I mean, after all, when they, uh... Margaret. Yes, dear? Have you ever seen anything more beautiful than those matched irons the kids gave me? No, dear. If I don't break 90 with those, I'll quit. Yes, dear. I'd have settled for a necktie. I really wouldn't. But those irons. Now, there's a birthday present I'll never forget. I know, dear. It must have cost the kids a fortune. Well, not exactly, dear. They kept watching for a sale at Gormans. That was a good idea. And then they charged them. Good night, Margaret. Good night, dear. Yes, instant Maxwell House means great coffee instantly in your cup. Here's real instant coffee. All pure Maxwell House coffee in instant form. Enjoy instant Maxwell House instantly. Good to the very last you. Join us again next week when we'll be back with Father Knows Best, starring Robert Young as Jim Anderson with Roy Bargy on the Maxwell House Orchestra and yours truly, Bill Foreman. Say, Bill. Yes, Bob. You won't forget about Saturday, will you? Oh, that's right. On Saturday, February 25th, Bob Young will be in Albany, New York to attend a ceremony during which 2,000 young drivers and their parents are going to join the Robert Young Good Drivers Club and sign the man-to-man and dad-to-daughter agreements. Does that do it, Bob? Yes, except that there's going to be a parade and if they're looking for me, I'll be the one sitting between Governor Dewey and Mayor Corny. See you on Saturday, Albany. That he will. And now until next Thursday, good night and good luck from the makers of Maxwell House, America's favorite brand of coffee. Always good to the last drop. Father Knows Best was transcribed in Hollywood and written by Ed James. Now stay tuned in for Screen Guild Theater, which follows immediately over most of these stations. Next, Laura with the original cast on Screen Guild on NBC.


Please don't not please we're always disappointed when we can't win, too I thought we saw a lot of good things a lot of growth and I thought some people had great matches today against Eastern but not good enough for the win so it's it's learning it was not a conference match so we're point to all our conference matches so you know we love to play teams like Eastern that help us learn. Right I just that's what I just said to our team that the team that can play consistently well longer will win the matches. Now that last match we out hit them by 80 points but didn't win so there's some other things we have to fix as well but yeah we didn't we weren't quite as consistent as they are you know it was about our timeouts we call a timeout and then we come back and then they call a timeout and that last set that's the way it went every time there was a timeout the other team we've respond. Well I thought you know like Darian Hillman had a great match today I thought Katie Leveridge had a great match today Victoria Prokick had a great match today and our defense had you know was phenomenal today I thought that Sarah Riggan and Katie Leveridge and Darian in the back road they couldn't have played any harder you know now could we as a team played better yes but we took you know I think we played hard we matched the level of intensity that Eastern had you know we just needed a couple points that four set to force a fifth one.