What's up everybody, it's Jason here for jaspyskatespray.com. We just sold out 2023 hip parade football Emerald Edition, series six, 10 box K-Spray Graniteens number one guys. And again guys, remember there's a couple levels to hip parade. The limit is usually the one we kind of do with the dual casers. Then there's you know, Platinum, then Emeralds. Emeralds right in the middle guys, usually a little bit over three, three, $400 box. As you can see some of the preview cards are pretty nice. Hertz RPA, championship ticket, Josh Allen, RPA Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow, rookie autograph, JJ. Double, triple autograph right there. Pretty really, really nice stuff guys. So again, only one case. So that's where it's a little bit more price here at 125, but again, loaded with a lot of nice stuff guys. So here's the dice roll, let's roll it. We got a two and a five seven times. Here we go, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. Seven times, two and a five seven, seven. Skyler down to Lucas. And we got seven times, seven times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Seven times, seven, seven. Panthers down to the Minnesota Vikings. All right, Skyler, you have the Panthers, Jimmy with my Eagles. Christopher with the Browns, Jason with the Seahawks. Troy with the Raiders, Allen with the Patriots. Jimmy with the Lions as well as the Cowboys. Kyle with the Chargers. Lucas with the Jets. Jimmy, you have the Bengals. Dennis with the Titans. Jason with the Steelers. Carlos with the Cardinals. Roe with the Dolphins. Allen with the Texas, Houston Texans. Matthew Slay with the Bucks and Jaguars. Michael L, you have the Falcons. Carlos with the Commanders. Eugene with the Saints. Lucas with the 49ers. Will, prime time, you got the Broncos. Miranda with the Packers. Tanner with the Ravens. Chris with the Giants. Michael, you have the Colts, as well as the Chiefs, Bears, and Bills. And then Christopher, you have the Rams, and then Lucas with the Minnesota Vikings. So there you go. You guys want to make any trades, guys? I'll give you guys a quick minute. And then after the break, I'll post your guys' names here, and it'll be five times the entries too, guys. So obviously, these guys here from score nine and 10 are in here, and I guess I've got a lot of nice entries there, guys. Keith. Also, two guys, and you released today, guys. Bowman, Sterling, down to six. If we don't sell any of the teams, guys, like this straight up, I'm going to put them in a pack filler, guys, and I'll probably do it two random teams. It'll be a little bit more pricier instead of it being potentially like a... Let's see what it was going to be. It was going to be like 28 bucks, but I think most people might grab two spots anyways. So I might double it up and make it around like 56, 57, and then, of course, we can just sell only 15 spots instead of 30. And then every team is worth at least 50 bucks or more, so even if you grab one spot, you might lose a couple bucks, but you're getting at least a $50 team, and obviously, most of the teams are double, triple, quadruple the money as high as 200, guys.  If not, I guess I'm going to put it in a pack filler. Okay. And I'm going to use a sterling mini box, guys, so obviously there's guaranteed one autograph in every mini box, and it could be a massive hit, guys. You guys never know. I'm assuming I'll trade a thing, guys, so... Stick to what you got, then. All right, guys, so of course, this little thing has a U2 tab, and I'm rolled, and I think it was series six. Let's get two tops. Let's see your boxes, so you can finish filling them. That eight-a-day box that you have, you can go on the cart. There's room on the cart for that kind of box. Just trying to fix it. That thing, it's like center. Oh. All right. Here we go, guys. No. Good. Go ahead, James. Oh. What? There's a jet coming out. And it's Garrett Wilson. Very nice. Look at that, honors. Garrett Wilson rookie autograph. That is numbered to 15, three out of 15. New York Jets. Lucas. Look at that one. That's sweet, man. Come here, check it out. What do you need to connect it? I have to connect it. Let's see what's going on. And then, I'll just do one. That's a nice one, man. I don't know, I mean, I don't think that's a chaser, although I think Nick might have left out one or two chasers. Sometimes he doesn't find the cool collage, so he just puts together what he finds online. But I'll try to go back to the main page and see if I can find that. All 10, but that one's a really nice hit. But then again, it's emerald, so obviously, that could be like a normal hit in here. All right, what do we got here? Oh. Nice, Canada Walker. That's a two color or three color patch at the top. Dual relic to 99 for the Seattle Seahawks. Went to Jason K. Right there. Jason Kersh, there you go, man, on the board. He needs to be four by six. What a Tua Toga by Loa. That is from 2020, Illusion's Football. And I don't know if this is a chaser either, but it is a Tua rookie. I've got to double check this. Let me see. A little baby came in here. Is there a Mahomes and a J-Love? OK, let me double check this. Let's see. Yeah, so there's a Trevor Lawrence. There's a Joe Burrell obsidian, it looks like. Actually, no, hold on. So there's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. He's showing eight of them. So actually, the ones where he's not showing is that Burrell, I think. Wait, is this the same year? Yeah, Emerald Football Hyper 8-6, right? Actually, there's a Joe Montana in this out of two. What about the general critique? Actually, no, actually, some of the photos are a little different. So there's a Trevor Lawrence XRC in here. There's a Joe Burrell obsidian. There's a Aaron Rodgers Phoenix. Then there's a Joe Montana Flulls out of two. Then there's the Mahomes that he's showing there, a tie-dye snapshots. There's the Justin Herbert. There's a dual Jalen Waddle Jamar Chase. There's a Dak, the championship ticket, Josh Allen's in there. Lamar Jackson. I think it's this one. It has to be this one right here. Hiprate Emerald Series 6. I think if anything, Nick, like I said, sometimes we can't always find them online. There is some of these in here, unless they gave him this and said, hey, there's like these other cards in here. But I see the Justin Herbert there. I see the Josh Allen. I see the Mahomes. And I see the, well, it's not that Trevor Lawrence, but there's a different Trevor Lawrence. But if I'm correct, it's this one right here. Either way, there's still some really nice stuff. And it doesn't seem like any one of these three are case hits, so that means they're still better. Like I said, Emerald's a little bit more expensive, so. All right, here we go. This is 2023. 2023. Oh, wait. That one's 2022? Hold on. Maybe you are right. Hold on. Go back. Go back. Ah, here it is. You're right. You're OK. You're good. You're good. Here it is. There we go. Yes. So yeah, there is a Derek Henry that's not shown. And then, yeah, there's a White Mahomes. It looks like PSA 10 that's not shown. And then Jordan Love. So those are the three that are not shown. So that means that there's two of rookie. And the Gary Wilson are actually just hits in here. Because I know I had changed it once. Here we go. And it would be same when we were like, well, yeah. That's kind of funny, actually. You know what? They reused some of the ones from 2022. Isn't that wild? I was looking at the wrong year, and they reused some of the ones from 2022. You can see it, though. That's crazy. I'm pretty sure. I wonder if some of those didn't sell, and they just like re-put them in here. I was going to say, I was going to print out the scam hopes so that we could just get lost. Interesting. But I could print out the mid-20s. All right, we got Rising Rookies, Mack Jones. Should I try to figure this out? Yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, right? Out of 75, that's a rookie, Mack Jones, as well. And that's for the Patriots going to Alan Murdock. So yeah, maybe there's times where they didn't sell all of them. They just reopened them up and just reused them in another product. That's so funny, actually. That's why I thought at first I wasn't really wrong, because some of the cards were popping out. It's funny. Oh, by the way. Oh, Pernie Plate. I see Eagles. Wow, they would put Carson Wentz in here. Carson Wentz, one-on-one. Pernie Plate, patch, autograph. Still has a lot of loyal fans in North Dakota state, so it probably still sells decent. But that is a one-on-one, nice, beautiful patch. Jimmy, I wish that was Hertz. But no. All right, if they're going to put a Carson Wentz in here, we're probably going to get a monster. Let's cancel that one off with a Jalen Hertz. No, I think it's necessary. Danny Dines. 2019 Select. Well, I've seen Eagles, but then I've seen the Wentz autograph. I was like, no. Nice dragon scale, to 88. Giant's going to Chris Montalvo. All right, four more to go. Yeah, that Carson Wentz probably had to be the worst box of the case, but it happened, so they're going to put a big one in here. Actually, I got to put a pretty low one. Christian Watson, variation, first off the line, contenders optic. Very nice card, out of 21. He sells extremely well. I'm not sure how he's selling now, but pre-season wise, before the season, he was selling super, super well. Green Bay Packers, Miranda. Honestly, little Jimmy, I vouched for Wentz for so long, dude, like before his knee injury, he literally was MVP. He was legit, dude, but after that knee injury, everything changed. I think mentally, just wasn't there for him no more. I'm not sure, Bradens. I mean, we're only really looking for the autograph, and there wasn't an autograph in that pack. It was a numbered card for the Ravens, so I'm not sure, to be honest. That was just one pack. Woo! Well, speaking of chargers though, that's why they put that once in here. But a little Justin Herbert. Nice four-color patch and autograph to 49 from gold standard football. There you go. Kiam with the Chargers. All right, two more to go, guys. Nice Mahomesies, little red ice color match. That is for the Chiefs, Kansas City Chiefs, Michael. That's like a red ice, which is like a short print exclusive to like a retail, I think, or one of the different versions of Prism, but it's still a nice one, the greater PS810. Last box here, guys. Good luck. And how about Kenny Pickett?  What is that? Rising rookie patch autographs to 99. Is that a glove? I got a piece of the glove. And that's going to the Steelers, Jason K. There you go. All right, well, like I said, the Emerald's a little bit more pricier, guys, but a lot more nicer hits, as you can see. Like I said, I think, unfortunately, the only real kind of dud one was that Wentz now, but everybody else still active for the most part. It's a cup. But there you go, guys. Always some solid stuff here. Thank you guys so much. Now, again, obviously you guys are going to get five times the entries since it is one of those promo breaks. So I'm going to copy the list of names. Like I said, score nine and 10 got into the pack or to the giveaway. This is going to be you guys here now. So that's one, two, three, four, and five. So obviously two more promo breaks to go, guys. Just got to sell at the Bowman and the R&B for the Immaculate, guys. And then we can get that $2,000 guaranteed break credit giveaway. Now we are down to six in Bowman Stirling, guys. If no one buys any team dread on the next like five minutes while I do orders and lists, then I'm going to pack filler up the remaining teams and we'll do that break after, guys. So thank you guys, jazbeaksgaysbricks.com.


CHAPTER 18 All's Well I stared at him—that flower in his buttonhole, that day's look!—yes, he had all the symptoms, and yet the thing seemed incredible. The fact is, I suppose, I'd seen so many of young bingo's love affairs start off with a whoop and a rattle and poof themselves out half-way down the straight that I couldn't believe he had actually brought it off at last. Married? Yes, this morning at a register's in Hallburn. I've just come from the wedding breakfast. I sat up in my chair, alert! The man of affairs! It seemed to me that this thing wanted threshing out in all its aspects. Let's get this straight, I said. You're really married. Yes? The same girl you were in love with the day before yesterday? What do you mean? Well, you know what you're like. Tell me, what made you commit this rash act? I wish the douchey wouldn't talk like that. I married her because I love her, dash it. The best little woman, said young bingo, in the world. That's all right, induced credible, I'm sure, but have you reflected what your uncle's going to say? The last I saw of him he was by no means in a confetti-scattering mood. Bertie, said bingo, I'll be frank with you. The little woman rather put it up to me if you know what I mean. I told her how my uncle felt about it, and she said that we must part unless I loved her enough to brave the old boy's wrath and marry her right away. So I had no alternative. I bought a buttonhole and went to it. And what do you propose to do now? Oh, I've got it all planned out. After you've seen my uncle and broken the news, what? After you've—you don't mean to say you think you're going to lug me into it? He looked at me like Lillian Gish coming out of a swoon. Is this Bertie Wooster talking? He said, pained. Yes, it jolly well is. Bertie, old man, said bingo, patting me gently here and there. Reflect, we were at school. Oh, all right! Good man, I knew I could rely on you. She's waiting down below in the hall. We'll pick her up and dash round to Ponsby Gardens right away. I had only seen the bride before in her waitress-kit, and I was rather expecting that on her wedding-day she would have launched out into something fairly zippy in the way of upholstery. The first gleam of hope I had felt since the start of this black business came to me when I saw that, instead of being all velvet and scent and flowery hat, she was dressed in dashed good taste, quiet, nothing loud. So far as looks went she might have stepped straight out of Berkeley Square. This is my old pal Bertie Wooster, darling, said bingo. We were at school together, weren't we, Bertie? We were, I said. How do you do? I think we are met at lunch the other day, didn't we? Oh yes, how do you do? My uncle eats out of Bertie's hand, explained bingo. So he's coming round with us to start things off and kind of pave the way. Hi, taxi! We didn't talk much on the journey. Kind of tense feeling. I was glad when the cab stopped at old Biddlesham's wigwam, and we all hopped out. I left bingo and wife in the hall while I went upstairs to the drawing-room, and the butler tattled off to dig out the big chief. While I was prowling about the room waiting for him to show up, I suddenly caught sight of that bally woman who braved all lying on one of the tables. It was open at page two hundred and fifteen, and a passage heavily marked in pencil caught my eye, and directly I read it I saw that it was all to the mustard and was going to help me in my business. This was the passage. What can prevail? Millicent's eyes flashed as she faced the stern old man. What can prevail against a pure and all-consuming love? Neither principalities nor powers, my lord, nor all the puny prohibitions of guardians and parents. I love your son, Lord Mindemere, and nothing can keep us apart. Since time first began this love of ours was fated, and who are you to pitch yourself against the decrees of fate? The earl looked at her keenly from beneath his bushy eyebrows. Humpf! he said. Before I had time to refresh my memory as to what Millicent's comeback had been to that remark, the door opened, and old Bittlesham rolled in, all over me as usual. My dear Mr. Wooster, this is an unexpected pleasure. Pray take a seat. What can I do for you? Well, the fact is I'm more or less in the capacity of a jolly old ambassador at the moment, representing young Bingo, you know. His geniality sagged a trifle, I thought, but he didn't heave me out, so I pushed on. The way I always look at it, I said, is that it's dash difficult for anything to prevail against what you might call a pure and all-consuming love. I mean, can it be done? I doubt it. My eyes didn't exactly flash as I faced the stern old man, but I sort of waggled my eyebrows. He puffed a bit and looked doubtful. We discussed this matter at our last meeting, Mr. Wooster, and on that occasion, yes, but there have been developments as it were since then. The fact of the matter is, I said, coming to the point. This morning young Bingo went and jumped off the dock. Good heavens! he jerked himself to his feet with his mouth open. Why? Where? Which dock? I saw that he wasn't quite on. I was speaking metaphorically, I explained. If that's the word I want. I mean, he got married. Married? Absolutely hitched up. I hope you aren't ratty about it, what? Young Glad, you know, two loving hearts and all that. He panted in a rather overwrought way. I'm greatly disturbed by your news. I consider that I have been defied. Yes, defied. But who are you to pitch yourself against the decrees of fate, I said, taking a look at the prompt book out of the corner of my eye? Eh? You see, this love of theirs was fated since time began, you know. I'm bound to admit that if he'd said hump at this juncture he would have had me stymied. Luckily it didn't occur to him. There was a silence during which he appeared to brood a bit. Then his eye fell on the book, and he gave a sort of start. Why, bless my soul, Mr. Wooster, you have been quoting. More or less. I thought your word sounded familiar. His whole appearance changed, and he gave a sort of gurgling chuckle. Dear me, dear me, you know my weak spot. He picked up the book and buried himself in it for a while. I began to think he had forgotten I was there. After a bit, however, he put it down again and wiped his eyes. Ah, well, he said. I shuffled my feet and hoped for the best. Ah, well, he said again. I must not be like Lord Windermere, must I, Mr. Wooster? Tell me, did you draw that haughty old man from a living-mottle? Oh, no! Just thought of him and bunged him down, you know. Genius! murmured old Bittlesham. Genius! Well, Mr. Wooster, you have won me over. Who, as you say, am I to pit myself against the decrees of fate? I will write to Richard to-night and inform him of my consent to his marriage. You can slip him the glad news in person, I said. He's waiting downstairs with wife complete. I'll pop down and send them up. Cheerio, and thanks very much. Bingo will be most awfully bucked. I shod out and went downstairs. Bingo and Mrs. were sitting on a couple of chairs like patients in a dentist's waiting-room. Well, said Bingo eagerly. All over except a hand-clasping, I replied, slapping the old crumpet on the back. Charge up and get matey toodaloo, old things. You know where to find me, if wanted. A thousand congratulations and all that sort of rot. And I pipped, not wishing to be fond upon. You never can tell in this world. If ever I felt that something attempted, something done, had earned a night through pose, it was when I got back to the flat and shoved my feet up on the mantel-piece, and started to absorb the cup of tea which Jeeves had brought in. Used as I am to seeing life's sitters blow up in the home, stretch and finish nowhere, I couldn't see any cause for alarm in this affair of young bingos. All he had to do when I left him in Ponsby Gardens was to walk upstairs with a little Mrs. and collect the blessing. I was so convinced of this that when, about a half an hour later, he came galloping into my sitting-room, all I thought was that he wanted to thank me in broken accents and tell me what a good chap I had been. I merely beamed benevolently on the old creatures he entered and was just going to offer him a cigarette when I observed that he seemed to have something on his mind. In fact, he looked as if something solid had hit him in the solar plexus. My dear old soul, I said, what's up? Bingo plunged about the room. I will become, he said, knocking over an occasional table.  Surely nothing has gone wrong. Bingo uttered one of those hollow, mirthless yelps. Only every bally thing that could go wrong. What do you think happened after you left us? You know that beastly book you insisted on sending my uncle. It wasn't the way I should have put it myself, but I saw the poor old bean was upset for some reason or other, so I didn't correct him. The woman who braved all, I said. It came in dashed useful. It was by quoting bits out of it that I managed to talk him round. Well, it didn't come in useful when we got in the room. It was lying on the table, and after we had started to chat a bit, and everything was going along nicely, the little woman spotted it. Oh, have you read this Lord Bittlesham, she said? Three times already, said my uncle.  Why, are you also an admirer of Rosie M. Banks? asked the old boy, beaming. I am Rosie M. Banks, said the little woman. Aunt! Not really. Yes. But how could she be? I mean, dash it, she was slinging the foodstuffs at the senior liberal club. Bingo gave the satia moody kick. She took the job to collect material for a book she's writing called Mervyn Keane Clubmen. She might have told you. It made such a hit with her when she found out that I loved her for herself alone, despite her humble station, that she kept it under her hat. She meant to spring it on me later, she said. Well, what happened then? There was the dickens of a painful scene. The old boy nearly got apoplexy, called her an imposter. They both started talking at once, at the top of their voices, and the thing ended with the little woman buzzing off to her publishers to collect proofs as a preliminary to getting a written apology from the old boy. What's going to happen now, I don't know. Apart from the fact that my uncle will be as mad as a wet hen when he finds out that he has been fooled, there is going to be a lot of trouble when the little woman discovers that we worked the rosy embank's wheeze with a view to trying to get me married to somebody else. You see, one of the things that first attracted her to me was the fact that I had never been in love before. Did you tell her that? Yes. Great Scott! Well, I hadn't been. Not really in love. There's all the difference in the world between… well, never mind that. What am I going to do, that's the point. I don't know. Thanks, said young bingo. That's a lot of help. Next morning he rang me up on the phone just after I'd got the bacon and eggs into my system. The one moment of the day in short when a chappy wishes to muse on life, absolutely undisturbed. Bertie? Hello? Things are hotting up. What's happening now? My uncle has given the little woman's proofs the once over and admits her claim. I've just been having five snappy minutes with him on the telephone. He says that you and I made a fool of him and he could hardly speak. He was so shirty. Still he made it clear all right that my allowance has gone foot again. I'm sorry. Oh, don't waste your time being sorry for me, said young bingo grimly. He's coming to call on you to date to demand a personal explanation. Great Scott!  Good Lord! I shall watch your future career with some considerable interest, said young bingo. I bellowed for jeeves. Jeeeves! Sir, I'm in the soup. Indeed, sir. I sketched out the scenario for him. What would you advise? I think if I were you, sir, I would accept Mr. Pete Whaley's invitation immediately. If you remember, sir, he invited you to shoot with him in Norfolk this week. So he did. By jeeves you're always right. Meet me at the station with my things, the first train after lunch. I'll go and lie low at the club for the rest of the morning. Would you require my company on this visit, sir? Do you want to come? If I might suggest it, sir, I think it would be better if I remained here and kept in touch with Mr. Little. I might possibly hit upon some method of pacifying the various parties, sir. Righto!  I didn't enjoy myself much in Norfolk. It rained most of the time, and when it wasn't raining I was so dash jumpy I couldn't hit a thing. By the end of the week I couldn't stand it any longer. Too bally absurd. I mean, being marooned miles away in the country just because young bingo's uncle and wife wanted to have a few words with me. I made up my mind that I would pop back and do the strong manly thing by lying low in my flat and telling jeeves to inform everybody who called that I wasn't at home. I sent jeeves the telegram saying I was coming and drove straight to bingo's place when I reached town. I wanted to find out the general position of affairs. But apparently the man was out. I rang a couple of times when nothing happened and I was just going to leg it when I heard the sound of footsteps inside and the door opened. It wasn't one of the cheeriest moments of my career when I found myself peering into the globular face of Lord Bittlesham. Oh! er, hello? I said. And there was a bit of a pause. I don't quite know what I had been expecting the old boy to do if, by bad luck, we should ever meet again, but I had a sort of general idea that he would turn fairly purple and start almost immediately to let me have it in the gizzard. It struck me as somewhat rummy, therefore, when he simply smiled weakly. A sort of frozen smile it was. His eyes kind of bulged and he swallowed once or twice. Er, he said. I waited for him to continue, but apparently that was all there was. Bingo in! I said after a rather embarrassing pause. He shook his head and smiled again, and then suddenly, just as the flow of conversation had begun to slacken once more, I'm dashed if he didn't make a sort of lumbering leap back into the flat and bang the door. I couldn't understand it, but as it seemed that the interview, such as it was, was over, I thought I might as well be shifting. I had just started down the stairs when I met young Bingo, charging up three steps at a time. Hello, Bertie? he said. Where did you spring from? I thought you were out of town. I've just got back. I looked in on you to see how the land lay. How do you mean? Why, all that business, you know? Oh, that! said young Bingo, eerily. That was settled days ago. The dove of peace is flapping its wings all over the place. Everything's as right as it can be. Jeeves fixed it all up. He's a marvel, that man, Bertie. I've always said so. Put the whole thing straight in half a minute with one of those brilliant ideas of his. This is topping. I knew you'd be pleased. Congratulate you. Thanks. What did Jeeves do? I couldn't think of any solution to the ballet thing myself. Oh, he took the matter in hand and smoothed it all out in a second. My uncle and the little woman are tremendous pals now. They gas away by the hour together about literature and all that. He's always dropping in for a chat. This reminded me. He's in there now, I said. I say, Bingo, how is your uncle these days? Much as usual. How do you mean? I mean, he hasn't been feeling the strain of things a bit, has he? He seemed rather strange in his manner just now. Why, have you met him? He opened the door when I rang, and then, after it stood gobbling at me for a bit, he suddenly banged the door in my face, puzzled me, you know. I mean, I could have understood it if he ticked me off and all that, but dash it, the man seemed absolutely scared. Young Bingo laughed a carefree laugh. Oh, that's all right, he said. I forgot to tell you about that. Meant to write, but kept putting it off.  He? What? Yes, that was Jeeves' idea, you know. It solved the whole problem splendidly. He suggested that I should tell my uncle that I had acted in perfectly good faith in introducing you to him as Rosiam Banks, that I had repeatedly had it from your own lips that you were, and that I didn't see any reason why you shouldn't be. The idea being that you were subject to hallucinations and generally potty. And then we got hold of Sir Roger Glossop, you remember the old boy whose kid you pushed into the lake that day down at Diderich Hall, and he rallied round with his story of how he had come to lunch with you and found your bedroom full up with cats and fish, and how you had pinched his hat while you were driving past his car in a taxi, and all that, you know. It just rounded the whole thing off nicely. I always say, and I always shall say, that you've only got to stand on Jeeves and fake cat touch you. I can stand a good deal, but there are limits. Well, of all the dashed bits of nerve I ever… Bingo looked at me astonished. You aren't annoyed, he said. Annoyed, and having half London going about under the impression that I'm off my chump, dash it all. Bertie, said Bingo, you were maze and wound me. If I had dreamed that you would object to doing a trifling good turn to a fellow who's been a pal of yours for fifteen years, yes, but look here, have you forgotten, said young Bingo, that we were at school together? I pushed on to the old flat, seething like the dickens. One thing I was jolly certain of, and that was that this was where Jeeves and I parted company. A topping valet, of course, none better in London, but I wasn't going to allow that to weaken me. I buzzed into the flat like an east wind, and there was the box of cigarettes on the small table, and the illustrated weekly papers on the big table, and my slippers on the floor, and every dashed thing so belly, right, if you know what I mean, that I started to calm down in the first two seconds. It was like one of those moments in a play where the chappy about to steep himself in crime suddenly hears the soft appealing strains of the old melody he learned at his mother's knee. Softened, I mean to say, that's the word I want. I was softened, and then, through the doorway, there shimmered good old Jeeves in the wake of a tray full of the necessary ingredients, and there was something about the mere look of the man. However, I steeled the old heart and had a stab at it. I have just met Mr. Little Jeeves, I said. Indeed, sir. He told me you had been helping him. I did my best, sir, and I am happy to say that matters now appear to be proceeding smoothly. Whiskey, sir? Thanks. Jeeves, sir? Another time. Sir? Oh, nothing. Not all the soda, Jeeves. Very good, sir. He started to drift out. Oh, Jeeves? Sir? I wish.  Very good, sir. The cigarettes are at your elbow, sir. Dinner will be ready at quarter to eight precisely, unless you desire to dine out. No, I'll dine in. Yes, sir. Jeeves? Sir? Oh, nothing, I said. Very good, sir, said Jeeves. End of Chapter 18 End of The Unimitable Jeeves by PJ Wodehouse


Hello, I'm Sneha Gupta. I'm honoured to speak as the Gold Battalion from the English Department post-graduate studies of Naglath University. To commemorate the entire experience of two years in a few minutes is quite a challenge. But yes, I'll give my best. Two years have passed since I first came to this college. Surely coming to Setsu College, I had my expectations. But the reality turned out to be so much better. The director and principal of this college were extremely humble and supportive, who have always extended their selfless love, care and attention to each one of us, ensuring that there lies no communication bridge between the students and the administration. All of us, with a dream to pursue higher studies, stepped into this college and today we are proudly leaving the college fulfilling our dreams. I never knew that someday we will approach a day so-so that today I stand as the valedictorian to bid goodbye to this prestigious institute. Thank you. Thank you is actually a very small word. The kindness and gesture that is served Principal Ma'am and teachers have shown is is incompatible and we promise to learn into this new world with a positive attitude and approach. We will forever represent ourselves as the good leaders and ambassadors of this prestigious institute so that our teachers can feel proud of us. Thank you to all the teachers because of which we are standing today, leaving the college with the practical knowledge and skills needed in this real world and without a doubt Sir Anjan Singh is instrumental Thank you so much Sir. Indeed it's very hard, it's actually very hard to bid goodbye to this prestigious institute. We are here with taking along all the cherished moments which we will treasure forever in our hearts. Thank you. Thank you everyone.


Because of public interest, we have to act in that sense. I can't simply say, ooh, I'm going to support Autodesk from now on, and then you can't, then you can bring me to court, or I will most certainly lose this. Plus, what people don't know maybe, but the Blender Code is not owned by the Blender Foundation. What? It was Autodesk!


A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty high old silver, the Lone Ranger. With his faithful Indian companion Tonto, the masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. The stories of his strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness have come down to us through the generations. And nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. Model the past of the thundering hoof beats of the great horse, Silver. The Lone Ranger rides again. Come on, Silver. Let's come along the range. The Lone Ranger, his Indian companion Tonto, and his nephew, Dan Reed, stood in the patio of a little mission. They were known to go there whenever they were near, and the Padre was one of their closest friends. It has been a long time of me go since your last came here. We've been far away, Padre. I know. Many stories come to me of the noble things you do. I hear much that is good. I'm glad, Padre. You have a boy with you. This is Dan Reed, my nephew. Your nephew? Oh, I'm glad. You, Dan, may be proud of your uncle. Thank you, sir. I am proud of him. I hoped you would come, amigo. For some days now I've had a message for you. For me? Is there trouble? I do not know, senor. Here is the letter. Here is the letter. Thank you, Padre. From Washington. From General Meadows. Gawley, if that's from Washington, it must be important. Hmm. What letter say? Seven weeks ago we were sending a large shipment of arms. Carbines and ammunition to the west to be sold at auction. The shipment never reached its destination. The train was looted. Many rifles stolen. Is that what it says in that report? Yes, Dan. As nearly as the investigators can decide after the rifles were stolen from the train, the outlaws set it on fire. There was nothing left but a mass of twisted metal. If we hoped you would come for that letter, amigo. The man who brought this letter is still around. He can be reached. I see. There have been many clues, but none of any value. This doesn't say whether it is definitely known that outlaws stole the army rifles. The investigator said it might have been the work of Indians. Have any Indians been found with army rifles? None. Unless... Unless what? Unless you and your recent travels have seen Indians with such weapons. Gawley, we haven't seen any Indians with rifles for a long time. It is too bad. Too bad? I had hoped to... Andre, why did you hope to learn that Indians had robbed the train and murdered the crew? For the sake of one man in particular. Someone who is suspected? I cannot say he is suspected. Amigo, it is not for me to fasten suspicion upon any man. I have not and will not do so. But there is one against whom things have been said. One whom I would like to see proved innocent. Who is he? He is new to this country. Of all who have heard of the theft of rifles, no one has brought forth an idea as to the guilty persons with the exception of the sheepherder named Durgan. Durgan? Yes, Sam Durgan. The Durgan ranch? He has been in this country for a long time. So long that while he raises sheep, the cattlemen do not complain. Perhaps if you talk to Durgan, he will tell you whom he suspects. You will not tell me his name? See, you and I are to be trusted. I will then say it. His name is Rogers, Jeff Rogers. He has settled between the border and the Durgan ranch. Is it far, Padre? No, no say no. About a day is right from the mission here. I can show you. I have here a little drawing. Take it. You wanted me to go there, didn't you? Well, I'd hope the Indians are guilty, but I... No, we may be reached by sunset. Victor can travel as fast as scout. Let's start right now. That's goodbye again, Padre. Amigo, after your long ride you need to be refreshed. Another time perhaps, Padre. Thank you for your help. We'll set out for the Rogers farm right away. Come, Dan, Tonto, Madaf. Is that a big fella? Perhaps on the way you can question Durgan, his land borders on Rogers. He may have information. Thanks, Padre. Come on, Sylvie. Come on, Victor. How do y'all speak? How do y'all speak? How do y'all speak? Later that day, when the sun, a ball of fire, sank into the purple haze, the masked man and his companions, Dan and Tonto, rode toward the ranch owned by Sam Durgan. On the way there, the lone ranger took the time to remove his mask, and with Tonto's help, carefully disguised his face. There was no one in sight as they rode up to the entrance. Oh, sir. Hello. Hello. Hello there. Hello. What's your business, stranger? Is it payment? No way, yes. Are you Sam Durgan? Yes. We've come from the mission. I think you know the Padre. Oh, sure. Sure, I do. Who's the redskid? Padre the mine, Mr. Living Phillip. Hi, Savvy. This is Dan. Hi there, Dan. How do you do? What'd you say your name was? I guess names don't mean much out here. All right, traveler, just as you say. Come on inside. I expect you could do with a bite to eat. Golly, you sure have a lot of sheep around here, Mr. Durgan. It's fine a flock as you'd find on this side of the Mississippi, son. Make yourself right to home. Thank you.  I understood you'd been here for a long time. Yes, that's right. Sit down, sit down. Thank you. Yes, I was here before the cattlemen moved in. Never had a bit of trouble until the nester came. The nester? Yeah, Jeff Rogers. He settled south of you, didn't he? Yes, confound him. I used to graze my sheep all the way to the border and beyond. Now he's come in and wants to fence his land. Yours is fenced, isn't it? Sure it is on the sides, but I never had no self-line fence. What sort of a man is your neighbor? Oh, gone peculiar. Most suspicious act in cuss I've ever seen. He's ready to shoot a man at the drop of a kind word. Sometimes men who come here to farm find themselves unpopular with the neighbors. Maybe he has reason to be on guard. You ain't come from his place, have you? I told you where I came from. Hmm. Ain't trying to poke me. Well, I'd like to hear more about your neighbor. Well, maybe he has a good reason to be on guard, but it ain't because he's unpopular with his neighbors. It's because of something he wants to hide. Something he wants to hide? As soon as he landed here, the first thing he did was to build a shack. To live in? No, of course not. If he'd built a place to live in, it'd been all right. He built a place to hide something in, and he did it before he even thought of a place to live in. He's got that shack locked tighter in a drum. A couple of boys went there to look it over, and he didn't even introduce himself. He just opened fire. Heard anyone? Winged him. Here's what strikes me mighty odd. Yes? He came here just after the railroad was held up. I see. And he shot at the boys with an army carbine. There. Girlie, that sure sounds suspicious. What do you think, Tutto? Well, maybe we go have tonkets, brother. Well, if you do, you'd better go ready to shoot. We'll be on guard. By the way, mister, I got a pretty fair idea who you are. Oh, you have? I'd be willing to bet two bits you came here to investigate that robbery. Durgan, do you mind if Dan stays with you overnight? No, no, of course not. Oh, look, I... You've had little chance to learn about sheep, Dan. All right, but you don't care as much about me learning about sheep raising as you do about keeping me out of the way when there's likely to be gunplay. There's still some time of daylight left if you ride fast. You can get to Jeff Rogers' place before dark. The Lone Ranger and Tutto rode up to a tiny house on Jeff Rogers' land. But before they could dismount a thin, tight-lipped man appeared on the small wooden platform in front of the door and stood rigidly pointing a heavy rifle until the Lone Ranger spoke. Steady, sir. Steady. Oh, go any further, stranger. State your business. Put down your gun. Oh, you get and get quick. What would you gain by shooting me? Why don't you find out first why I'm here? I'll find that out afterwards, stranger. Do you shoot at everyone who comes to see you? I sure do. I pick off them coyotes for they can get me. Like you do, too. Rogers, that's very dangerous for you. You'll get yourself in trouble. People who come here to talk to you aren't always planning to hurt you. I know different. Not unless you've done them wrong. That ain't true. I've never done them wrong to anyone. They'll get me just the same. But this time, they won't. What are you talking about? Mister, funny thing. I wasn't suspicious of every ordinary cuss who'd come in here. I swear, you was on the level. Who's bothering you, Rogers? All of them. Oh, Doggone a lot. He's got them all on his side. Who? Durgan. Durgan?  Sometimes... What's he doing to you? Doggone things can't be no worse than they are. I'll tell you, mister. Fine. Go on. He's been trying to force me off this land, see? Ever since I come here, my land registered right and proper. The government gave it to me to homestead. He's got no right to it. He's been using this land to send his sheep over the border to graze. He can't do that now that I'm here. He's got plenty of grassland on his ranch? Sure. But he sends them sheep just the same. I started to put up a fence, but he drove me off. I wouldn't mind if that was all he'd done. What else did he do? Well, he sets folks against me. He tells them I'm crazy like. He talks to everybody about me, even over as far as the mission. Why, Scout, why, fella? And he got them to wonder what was in that shack of mine down there. Run them all down here to open it and see for themselves. What happened? Well, mister, I... Go ahead. Well, I shot at him. I drove him away. There ain't no one going to see what's in that shack but me. Stop where you are, engine. What is it, Tyler? Scout make move to shack. Oh, Roger's, uh... That was my friend. How do they suspect you're hiding there? How do I know? Well, uh... Why did you get that rifle? This ain't a rifle. It's a carbine. I had it when I was in the Army. A trainload of those was stolen. Did you hear about that? No. Some people think you stole them. What? So that's what they're saying about me. Why, they're dirty. I'm going to see what's in that shack. Oh, you ain't. I got no rifles there, but... I'll shoot any man that tries to open that door. Oh, you won't, Roger's, silly silver. You're not a killer. You heard me. Get away from there. I swear I'll shoot. I've heard of a lot of tricks to get me out of here. I know what'll be done if it's ever learned what I got in there.  I'm going all the way, Roger's. Would you open it for me or must I shoot away the lock? Engine, that man's a friend of yours. Tell him to stop. I don't want to kill a man. I never have done it. No, me not stopping. Stranger, won't you please... You're not a killer. You're just a farmer who wants to live in peace. I... Oh, I can't do it. I know I should shoot, but I can't. Wait. Wait, Mr. Don't shoot the lock. I'll open it up. You out bluff me. I'm not bluffing, Roger's. I'll open it. Go ahead. Open the door and see what I got.  Open the door. Thanks, Rogers. 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. To continue our story, the door of Roger's shack was opened wide and the Lone Ranger, disguised but unmasked, saw the great secret of the small, well-guarded building. Grain. Grain is right. Seed. I brought all that here from the east so as I could plant my crops and harvest the finest stand of grain this country's ever seen. I see. I put every cent I had into that seed. I don't get to plant it. I'm licked before I get started. If these coyotes had resented a farmer coming here who wanted to drive me out, all they'd have to do was set fire to that. They wouldn't, Rogers. They would. They'd do that if they have to. If they know it's here. But I won't even get the chance to plant it with a Durgan sheep grazing my fields. That's why I wanted the fence. Your fields don't look as if they'd been grazed recently by a sheep. Oh, Durgan's men drive him past here and over the border. They graze in Mexico ever so often. Oh, I see. But as to robbing trains, do you really get told I'd done that? Yes. Oh, maybe I did act suspicious. Hey, look, Durgan sends you here? Rogers, I'm going back to Durgan. Meanwhile, Dan Reed found himself increasingly interested in the sheep ranch. On his horse Victor, he rode to the outlying buildings and studied the methods used in caring for sheep. He noticed several corrals, some of them well filled with sheep that hadn't been shown for a long time. Hey, kid, where do you think you're going?  You heard me. Where are you going? My golly, nowhere. I was just looking around. Who is it, Pete? It's that kid that's visiting a boss. Snooping, huh? No, sir, I wasn't snooping. I was just looking the place over, Mr. Durgan said. I don't care what Mr. Durgan said. You get back to the house and stay there. The night air ain't healthy around here unless you're used to it. I was just going over to look at that corral. Is there any harm in it? You heard what I said. Go on back to the house before you get yourself into more trouble you can handle. Hey, boys, got this lead sheep fitted with the strap. Look at your lip. Stratum. Here, let me see.  Who's this kid? I thought he was one of our boys. Well, he ain't. Get away from there. Hey, wait a minute. Grab the kid. I got him. Let me go. You can't. The kid knows. Now we've got to do something about it. They helped me hold him. He's strong. You can't keep me here even if there are three of you. Here's a road. Victor, out on you. Look for that horse. Watch out for those hooves. Hang on to that kid. Now, the top speed racing through the night in the direction the Lone Ranger and Tonto had written before darkness.  What are you doing here? I found out something. We saw three men following you. They turned back when they saw us. Who were they? They were working for Durgan. They were after me. And what's your do? I wasn't stooping. I was just looking around. Why were those men after you? I saw one of the sheep fixed up with leather straps holding a rifle under his chest. Wait a minute, Dan. Be sure of your facts. I am sure. They had several corrals filled with sheep. I think every one of them was fixed like the one I saw. And Durgan was taking those sheep to Mexico to graze.  Dan, I sent you to the wrong place. It looks to me like it sent me to the right place. We'll correct that mistake as soon as I get my mask on. I thought I'll make sure it's tight. Uh-huh. Let me fix a keep riding south, Dan. Stick to this trail and you'll come to Jeff Rogers' place. I'll join you there later. I'd like to go back. Get going. Yes, sir. Get up, Victor. Come on, Silver. Come on. There's sheep and corral over yonder. Yes, I see them. There are some men there, too. Maybe we catch crooks now, huh? Maybe, Kimosabe. The only part of the gang is here. I'd like to get the rest. We go closer, Tano. See if we can learn their plans. Got it.  All you do is get the rest of the rifles delivered. You mean we're to strap the rest of the rifles to the sheep and take them all to your apartment? That's what I mean. That kid will tell his friends what he saw. Those friends will head for government, man, and bring them here as fast as they can. Uh, sir, do we start with the sheep? Right away. Take the first of them now. Tell the rest of the boys to leave as soon as they can. Right. And where to go right across Roger's land? Well, of course. How else can you reach the border? You see anything of that kid or his partner? Shoot him. How about Roger's? Shoot him if he gets in your way. Now, get going. I have lefty and the boys load the cases of ammunition as soon as they can meet. Where are they? They were on the range. I sent for them. Ah, good. Do you need help with the ammunition? Well, the cases are all piled on the line shack on the east boundary. Lefty knows the place. I sure he does. You try and do this right. As soon as lefty and the others arrive with the ammunition, you're to get the cash from Carl. He'll have it ready. And see to it that you bring it straight back here. We will. All right, get moving then. Whenever he'll ask one of those woolly critters south of the border to force out. Otto, there's no possible way to stop them. Not getting woman. That's right. Once those rifles are south of the border, that's the end of them. Come with me. What do we do? Come to the horses hurry. What happened? Otto, there's a chance. The podry knows of a government man. Remember? He said he could find the man. Go and tell the podry that the government man has wanted badly. You do. I've got a job to do in a hurry. But it's just as important that you take that message to the podry. Tell him to get all the help he can to Jeff Rogers' home in a hurry. All right, Silver, we'll travel now. On your way, chemo scientist.  Come on, Silver. For Dan that night, there was little sleep. In the darkness of Jeff Rogers' cabin, he lay through the long hours, wondering where the Lone Ranger was and what he was doing. He could hear the heavy breathing of Jeff Rogers, who slept on the other side of the room. Then Dan felt a strange sensation. At first, he thought the distant rumbling was the thunder of the gathering storm. But the sound was too sustained for that. As the sound increased, Dan raised himself on one elbow, listening more intently than before. He muttered, Sounds like cattle. Then Dan rose from his bunk, glanced at Jeff Rogers in the moodlet room. Maybe Otto wake him up. He hesitated. Then stepped silently to the door. Day at sheep. Hey, Mr. Rogers. Jeff, Jeff, wake up. Wake up, Mr. Rogers. Listen to me. It's the sheep. What's that? I told you about Durgan and the sheep. They're coming. I hear them. Only smoke. There must be hundreds of them. We've got to do something. We've got to stop them. Get back inside here. Oh, but Mr. Rogers, don't you remember? Durgan's the one who stole the rifles, the army rifles.   Oh, but if they've gotten this far, they'll reach the border. There's nothing to stop them. If the Lone Ranger had wanted you to stop them, he wouldn't have sent you here to stay with me. All right. If you won't help me, I'll go on alone. They're almost here, I tell you. Do no such thing. Let go of me. You listen to me. Did you lie when you said that tall man was a Lone Ranger? I never lie. Then who in Tuckin do you think you are? If the Lone Ranger himself didn't see fit to stop them sheep and the men driving them, who are you to step in?  Mr. Rogers, I'm sorry about last night. Well, what about it, Dan? What are you sorry for? Hold on. I guess for a minute I fought pretty hard to get out of this cave. Ah, it's all right, son.  You sure must have driven those sheep hard. Yeah, you can see what had happened to any crops I had planted. Look, Mr. Rogers, something must have happened to the Lone Ranger. I've got to ride north and find out. What was the last thing he told you to do? Well, it... All right.  Hey, there's someone coming. Look at the cloud of dust. Let me see. It's the Lone Ranger. Well, see, he's all right. But where's Tano? You can ask him in a couple of seconds. I've got to get to Victor. I'll be all saddled in case we have to leave in a hurry. Suit yourself.  Hold still, boy. Hold. Hold. They all went over the border. Yes, I know it. Dan, are you ready to travel? As soon as I saddle off. This boy is sure... Rogers, listen to me carefully. You heard the sheep go by during the night, didn't you? Sure I did. They'd have been hurt ten miles away. Did you hear anyone come back? I heard a few horsemen ride past. Going north? Yes. I heard them, too. Good. I'm hoping there'll be some more in a little while. If so, we may get Durgan and his gang. Yeah, but how? The rifles are all south of the border now. They're out of the country. Come on, Dan. Sins up and we'll ride. I'd sure like to be in on whatever happens next. Somehow, I got the notion you still hold an ace or two of your sleeve. Come along, Rogers. You bet! Durgan sat in his ranch house with a tidy pile of gold before him and some of his most trusted men at his side. This boy's is a payoff. Well, it's about time we cashed in. I've been waiting a powerful long time. Yeah, me, too. I'll pay just what I promised and a bonus for doing a first-class job. Yeah, I just wish we'd taken the time to get that dog gone cash.  As it stands, now there ain't a thing the kid can say that can hurt us. Rifles ain't in this country.  Oh, we have. Can't prove a thing now. Hey, boss, that crazy breed and his men are coming. The breed? Carlo? Carlo, Carlo, whatever he calls himself. What's he doing here? I saw him in Mexico a few hours back. He's got a couple of wagons and all his men. What? If he wants trouble, he's coming to the right place. Let me see. See? What's got into him? Oh, hello, hello. Hello, Douglas. I came to see you. What are you doing here? When I make a deal, I keep my word. What about it? I pay in cash, but I got swindled.  Yeah? Well, we just called the whole thing off. I told you what I could sell, the outlaw outfit I contact. I said I could sell rifles and ammunition. ammunition that's what you got I got rifles nothing to shoot in them I brought the rifles back of those wagon I take my cash if you don't mind you'll take those rifles and clear out you got what you paid for that's right Kyle we delivered suppose you look in the cartridge cases and see what I got there's no need there's the evidence man the sheriff and that government man you're with a mask listen I'll find the carbines in the wagons man these crooks are the rest of Durgan's organization oh wait enough has been heard to make the case Durgan Karlo you dirty double-cross and rats you frame me you brought that stuff back here I did not look for yourself you did not give me cartridges there is nothing but rocks in the boxes heavy rocks every box had rocks rocks they had bullets when I looked what's the difference Durgan you're sure trapped now and with the rifles for evidence all right you needn't rope me I know when I'm trapped reckon these government man don't take no chances Karlo if I thought you I meant as deep as you I would have been safe if I had not come back here wait if I got the bullets I would not have come back maybe you did not mean to swim of course I didn't mean to someone switch the bullets for the rocks just to make me come back here for the cash that is what happened you bet someone did I just now I think you can build that fence and plant that grain I'll be the biggest planter in the West you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Loan Ranger Incorporated


So I just wanted to say a little bit about the the keying system on this You can see in the background bills chart. I take no credit for this whatsoever other than printing it out But so the lock I was picking was 101. So that was the code for it Without which I probably would have been flameless thing for hours days maybe But as you can see 27 possible combinations for this lock and like nine of them are used total at least the ones he's got listed and out of a possible 17 combinations So normally a high-security lock you'd have Thousands or even millions hundreds of thousands or millions of combinations So this is kind of a weird situation and if you listen to Bill's video you you could hear that When the government de-mailed these things in other words made them either was going to get rid of them or sell them To the public what they did was it got rid of the keys? That was their security measure. The key control was the security that was the locking system There's some there's a really great presentation by Skylortown and Datagram you can find if you search for search for One of their DEF CON presentations on the key on the lock or something to that effect And how important it is how important the keying system is and the keys themselves are to the overall security of a lock system So this lock is a really interesting example that because the keying system really is all there is in the security In terms of being able to open the lock Covertly obviously the lock itself is a tank So if you want to attack it destructively you're you're in for some fun, but I thought that was an interesting thing to point out and a good good teaching moment, so get yourself one of these have fun and Again, thanks Bill for the awesome lock and and everything. I thought I'd just give you a better shot This is my relabeled version of Bill's picture at least for Lock with code zero. I'm sorry one zero one or it'll just say zero one on the top of the lock So the 90 and the zero inverted for that one and then I have a little shot of my the little pick that I used that eventually worked for me and you may you know your mileage may vary so just have a little shot of the pick that I used to open this thing and Let's see. Well, there's a storm Lock pick just for size comparison. I should have had a ruler out So it's probably a little under half an inch in length. I would have made this a Little flatter. I think the length is pretty good, but I would have made that end a little flatter If I were making a tool specifically to manipulate this lock, but anyhow that works great And you can open lever locks with it so this little tip so My conclusions are as follows number one this is This is a bitchin padlock


Take a look at the you guessed it. Just a little too old premiere. Huh? Oh my yes. No way. No freaking way It is evolution to them But it's in a real world and not and not on the islands.   There it is. Yes We thought it was gonna be announced and it what?  Why not? So we're thrilled to announce Jurassic world evolution 2 is launching in late 2021 late So it'll be after the movie Because the movie will be in June or July and that's like mid right So it's not late. So we're gonna launch for Christmas time So maybe they are there they've taken longer with this than anticipated because I thought you know They've had a year extra to work on drassel world evolution 2 But maybe because of you know what happened and had to push back they were just like, okay Let's focus on a zoo and zoo tycoon a planet zoo Please update your cookies Okay Right I Have renewed am I loud now? Okay No, oh, it's the video view a YouTube video Okay, it's probably just the trailer. So what else what else does it have to say? Let's have a look So based on universal pictures blockbuster film franchise and created in collaboration with universal games and digital platforms Drassel world evolution 2 builds upon the groundbreaking and beloved 2018 dinosaur park management simulation Oh by the way, it's just like that kind of praising themselves in it The groundbreaking and beloved our game Um It offers playing is a thrilling front seat as they take charge of one of the greatest theme parks of all time But we'd already done that with a brand new immersive narrative campaign voiced by cast members from across the drassel world Film franchise exciting new features for engaging game modes Interesting engaging game modes That's not what evolution had are you had sandbox missions and then the campaign so that's three Okay, okay Okay, so exciting new features for engaging game modes and an enhanced And expanded roster of dinosaurs and just rule evolution 2 provides fans with everything they need to create authentic and compelling Jurassic world experiences players will leave the Murters archipelago, so yeah, we're no longer in the islands for the first time and build their own authentic Jurassic worlds across diverse new environments from dense forests to scorching deserts in efforts to conserve and Contain more than 75 prehistoric species We have 130 in evolution with mods now I get I get it. I Get that's a lot more guys. How much data Jurassic world evolution have a base About 49 dinosaurs. There's a lot a lot of numbers. So we're talking like 49 dinosaurs ish So this is starting with 70 72 75 These include all new flying and marine reptiles. So What we looking at to round on hats got tricks quets aquatlas Mosasaur Stixasaur pleases or stuff like that Brought to life with captivating realism now when it says realism right there It better be realism. I you know what it is I feel like I enjoy the AI of J-Pog better than I do the AI of Jurassic world evolution Mainly because it's random or it feels random like if I was to see a t-rex hunter stegasaur in J-Pog Now the t-rex is hungry stegas was there. I don't know who will win The the t-rex might keep on going for you know behind and keep getting hit by its tail But with J-Pog it's like well they got a battle first and who has got the most attack stats or defense Which will be definitely t-rex will win They'll display brand new behaviors as they interact with each other fight for dominance and react intelligently to the world around them so None of this you know. Oh, what would you call it? What can we say? The dinosaurs in Jurassic world evolution just walk about and do whatever they want they'll walk into water. They don't really care So maybe we'll have dinosaurs that stick to forests more or deserts more or you know The only things that happen in Jurassic world evolution that kind of interacted with was jeeps Like if a jeep was to go around people dart then dinosaurs would run away We've also got some more super chats We've got Daniel Holden if you look at the puddle at the end of the trailer you can kind of see the spider head for face Really? Nah Nah, there's nothing there man. Is there? Nah, they deliberately haven't rendered that but where is that spider face? Oh wait hold on wait a minute Oh wait, no no it's there even before The thing gets there Right, okay, unless it's a shadow right that's a rock Okay, so let we haven't got to the end of the bloody page yet, right? Let's have a look So we've got no Zula seratops, which is a new species For the franchise I guess so you're about a big rock and just a world evolution to players dive into an Original single-player campaign featuring iconic film actors reprising their roles join dr. Ian Malcolm Which we've seen before Jeff Gordon Clare Deering voice by Rasa how Price Dallas Howard which it was before in the most of an exciting narrative experience set after the earth's shattering events of Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom No sign of Alan Grant or Ellie Sattler Said there, but they could be they just said a few there obviously they wouldn't say everybody would they Still no sign of Chris Pratt Owen Grady I think he's just adverse to doing voice acting role Or he just doesn't want to be part of video games. I don't know what it is. So, okay So you got single-player mode you got chaos theory mode Which is interesting is another major addition It offers a reimagining take on pivotal moments from the Jurassic World film franchise as Players strive to make their own mark and change the course of events. So what a lot of what if storyline? Elsewhere for those looking to unleash their creativity sandbox mode So sandbox and delivers everything players need to create their perfect park while challenge mode tests their mastery of the game so Just like we had with Jurassic World evolution. You've got mission mode I think it was a challenge mode. I think it was sandbox mode a campaign and This new one that we've never seen before chaos theory or cat chaos mode chaos theory mode Interesting interesting Across all modes we've dramatically improved our signature management and construction Gameplay to give players everything needed to create their ultimate Jurassic world Whether it's deeper management tools and creative options. So there we go buildings and decorations. I would assume fresh buildings to construct and customize or Honey shortcuts to make life easier like really single from a hatchery or pee for path Injustable evolution to players can truly flex their Managerial muscle just world evolution to launches in late 2021 for PC PS5 Xbox series XJS PS4 and Xbox one Wishlist now on steam. So I think we can probably jump to steam now Yeah, yeah, we jump to steam to get some extra pictures guys Heck yeah, let's do that So we've got the no Zula seratops reject all cookies hell yeah This if I save it, what does it save ours? Because that might be telling Nothing Okay, this is a jumble of stuff. So the Celia feces thing more could be It could be a new dinosaur to do with the new movie Here we go. Here we go. Wow, okay So we've got the innovation center interesting So this just looks like one of the islands, right? Doesn't it to you look like one the islands that we've just seen before I'm pretty sure there's a mission island where it starts as like a main street and then it hits a innovation center At least I put innovation center there. So we've got the shops here. We've got the innovation center Don't know what this is. I think this is an aquarium I think that might be an aquarium where we see our Creatures our aquatic creatures and why I say it's an aquarium is because it looks like if we take a closer look I don't know how well you can see zoom in on your screen If you do if we take a closer look at this it looks like those trees now could be a reflection It could be very easily a reflection of trees, but it could be like reeds. It could be seaweed or kelp Possibly I'm just trying to think of like why would something being closed unless it's an Avery or It's something to house a quarter creatures. That's what I'm thinking. I'm a mouse. Thanks for the donation Rodrigo Do it don't dirt dirt a super hyped for this game radio ready to a hundred percent. Let's go. Oh Yeah, we're gonna be doing that. Don't worry. I don't this looks like a show Oh, wow. Yeah, it does It looks like I don't know. Can you see it? Oh, you can't see it. Hold on guys. Hold on. I'll move it for you guys like down here That looks like an auditorium or a stage that you've got like one part like that looks like a sitting area Then another sitting area in different colors and then this is obviously to hide from I don't know like What you call it the sunlight or rain? So we got an auditorium so we're gonna have dinosaur shows But you know when you go to zoos they have the the the birds and stuff that fly out or we're gonna have like flying dinosaurs like I'm trying to think of what could be like an avian dinosaur Looks like it could be Here we've got the ranger station Sorry, I'll go ahead. Now you're busy. So ranger station over here. The auditorium was over there I don't know what this building is here. I'll move it. I'll move it over a little bit.  But here looks like we've got some research center Can't imagine would be anything else the viewing towers which have not changed Which is interesting, right? There's a whole new game and we're still built bringing over. I guess it saves some time I suppose And the the viewing gallery thing you've got the hatchery which hasn't changed if we look Like right in the middle there Hold on Right here same hatchery. It's got like a clump of trees Everything doesn't look blue though. I was kind of hoping that if we were gonna have aquatic creatures They would be in the water like look at this big lake that's behind, right? You think you know, just put them put them in there, but I hope we're not running into the same situation that we have in Evolution where that's out of bounds I really hope not tracing out a mission and the Marga saw looks like a bad jettison this one does it He's very chunky the Marga sources. This is one of the new creatures the Marga saw Not the first time in the Jurassic franchise I mean, I'm sure there was a million dinosaurs in that Jurassic Park builder for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, but a Marga saw was in Jurassic Park builder Is it in dressable the game? I don't know. I don't think it's in dressable live But it was in dress apart builder. I remember calling it a drama queen. I remember that being a thing But here we get to see like cacti Some other different foliage Like so you got maybe you'll be able to even place individual stuff like the cactus I wouldn't be surprised. You've also got what looks to be a rock over here or is that food? I Don't know what that is. It could be food Let's have a look at the next one try seratops with a gyrosphere door Could the gyrosphere go through a Wall because I know I know maybe the gyrosphere couldn't or could it could it go through Could it do that? I think it could I know the tour could I Don't know try seratops seems to be the same model So in a way a frontier saving a lot of time a lot of time Because you've got you got the same models for dinosaurs. You've got You've got the same Buildings in some cases here you see I don't know if you can you see my mouse. Can you see my mouse? I don't know hold on now you can Like if you look over here this bit of fence if I move this to the right a little bit It's red. There's a red bit of fence there now. Is that because it's a different type of fence or because it's customization Could be customization But you got gyrosphere here if we have a look inside the enclosure to the right you've got I Don't know what that is. Is that like a power? You got the hatchery here. This looks like I recognize those doors. That's definitely the hatchery But then yeah different seasons now. I don't know whether the seasons will change But this is definitely like tundra Bit like plant a zoo or you know something like that So you got different grass you got like a dirty grass to the left here You got I don't know what like I said I don't know what that is and it looks like it's got a security camera So it might be the edge of a building and that could be just a little part of it Or that could be the whole building So you got like a fuse box there. You've got a security camera there and the final image is a stegosaurus So what do we have going on here? Say it's it's is it the fixed egg assault From just a world evolution like the it could be Tracy and Adam's asiam says also the Marga saw has a longer spine bad badger saw doesn't Well, maybe it is maybe it's not Marga so maybe it's that one But I know that a Marga saw I've heard of and I've seen in the franchise But I have not seen badger death in in the franchise before secret gamer became a member So what do we see in the background here? We see actually the research facility? Yeah It's even got the same so we go like the same buildings coming back. We still got the invasion center We've still got the research facility, but we're gonna get more buildings and more dinosaurs You've even got a rock over here now. You couldn't could you get rocks? Yeah, you could get rocks in just a world evolution without mods. I think yeah, but they were like very basic so These are all the images we have at the moment Interesting it is very all super life 69 Member train going on here Yeah, we got a lot coming a lot coming I'm kind of curious when this game comes out when it comes out They'll have a look. Yeah, there's his toe pictures.  Oh, but oh, but was it in the live? Trace Tracy Adam isham says but but jada but jada was in a life. Was it but jada saw You're right it was How could I forget that? I'm thinking because it had a really long neck right or was that no that was that was something else I think God, I it's been so long since I've even seen it in the game. You know what is I forget what day I got forget What you and Andrew Lewis with That's fun. Mocha appreciate. Okay. You're right. It is coming this year Ooh guys she's Man it's great. It is. Oh my god. It's coming this year That fills me with so much more hope Yes That means that Frontier may have been working on a different game Jurassic-related as opposed to this one This feels like they've definitely put a lot of effort into it but it's it's not a brand new game from the you know the ground up and Oh It doesn't tie in too much to Dominion Yet it feels I mean it probably will at some point. I'm you know when Dominion comes out. They'll be like a DLC released for I'm sure tying them together. Oh I'm so excited. I'm so excited. Oh I just can't hide it This could be great dogs dogs. You say dogs. Okay. What was the straw pole result? Result that's of a luck. Ooh Majority won a let's play series Big majority won a let's play series. Okay. Okay. Okay. That's fine Yeah, both is good Yes, geez beaver you forgot this it's this year. I did I own it. I forgot it was this year I can't believe that I'm just so focused on everything coming out like next year Because that's when the movie comes out So I was like, oh, well late next year. That's after the movie. But no, it's this year. It's friggin this year.  So in what three or four months this is coming out Okay, so anything else can we see anything else? I Think that's it. I think I think everything on here. We've pretty much gone over.  I'm excited about this. This looks loads of fun Artist draws says there are more screenshots on the official site. Oh, okay. You sure sure sure Hold on. Let me click back Okay, there's more screenshots on the official site I don't see them.  I thought Brachiosaurol died That wasn't the one I meant. I'm gonna do this one. I thought Brachiosaurus old guy. I thought Brachiosaurol died What happened? but They're not dead why they're not dead Okay, I thought that that was the whole thing with fallen Kingdom. It was like that. I get you know, I guess It's like a alternate reality in a way You know, so it'd be a bit weird if they were but Brachiosauce, yeah, it's fine. We all who does like a good old Brachiosau. Can I go left right? Okay? We're gonna click a Oh, no, it is a Marga saw it is a Marga saw then it's a there you go. It's a Marga saw What we got we got mercury alpha ink says beaver check the gallery on the site Got you coming. Got you coming Tracy and animation says do a comparison between a Marga and bad Bajada, but yeah, and a banana Hold on. Hold on. Let me two seconds But Jada soul. Oh, yes. Yes. I remember him. Yes. I Remember it because it's kind of like it looks like it has dreads Yeah, that's but Jada so hold on. Yeah, that one that looks like it Can you see can you see you see him? I see I see what they were doing. I see what they were doing.  Don't forget horizon zero torn Zero dawn to be but I won't I will cover that. I reproduces. I'm excited to oh, I'm excited to And Amelia Clemens. Thanks for the stick it. Okay. So what else we got? We're in the zoo to Sarah tops. We've seen that one stagger saw we see that's a weird screenshot I think they're trying to say hey look. There's different times a day I think that's what they're trying to say with that. Of course. We've seen that one We had a little in-depth look Celia feces So that's what it was it was a Celia feces so who ever said that you're right a media clever does become a man Thank you Right, so we got a Celia feces in what else do we have? Oh Oh Hold on hold on what can I zoom in? I don't think I can't zoom in okay never mind So we got what's this? It looks like It's a helipad and then another building Don't know what that is. That's new. This looks like a power station possibly Another helipad, but this time different could this be Like a different era I Mean they're kind of happy to hear you you were making my day. Oh, that's great. Thank you Yeah, it could be like a different type You know you had Jurassic era you had Jurassic World era. Maybe this is something else Maybe this is chaos era. I don't know Okay, what else we got? Hey, oh, it was okay. Well, I guess it's not too bad We got a Turanodon that looks like the Jurassic World Turanodon and not the Jurassic Park 3 Turanodon Which would make sense right because they're screen accurately. Well, you know, that's Jurassic World franchise. Why Jurassic Park 3 Turanod okay, so we got those two and now and Maybe I did see the trees inside so it'll be interesting of how much we're allowed to Experiment inside here Because if you think about it How are we going to be able to? Keep the dinosaurs and there's another trying on just there How are they are they? Because with trannons in evolution They just did a certain path and then if they broke out they broke out and you never seen again Are these gonna be like actual dinosaurs or is it gonna be the same thing again? Like if a storm happens and they break out then they're gone or are they gonna? Interact with other dinosaurs like is a turanodon when it breaks out gonna be able to fly into a t-rex exhibit To get water and then get eaten by a t-rex This is things that I want to know the answers to like this is the kind of AI Interaction that I'm wanting to see from this game coming out. That's what I want to see What else we got? We got the main street this time showing bowling Cinema it appears Don't know what that is No idea what that is and an arcade still it looks like the same as the other one Why am I getting feelings like this is a washed-out version of dressable evolution? It's like hey look a couple more things like there's nothing too much different Like like if we ever look for instance, we look at the people They're still clumped together in the AI kind of the AI is probably the same So are we gonna get like crowd AI are we gonna get like individual identities? Do you get that in planet zoo do you get like humans with different like you know like names and stuff? I think you do So I wonder the thing about doing that T-rex looking different More brown like a dark brown I Still got the the big fence here. That is I think the Jurassic era fence It's like this the large concrete one kind of a lot concrete, but you know wide fence That's not new. I don't think maybe the bottom is If it is a new fence, it's it's very similar We got the gate. We've seen a million times before And the T-rex model looks like it's been updated So maybe this T-rex is more reflective of how it you know Rex is gonna look at Dominion. I Wouldn't be surprised And try seratops different skin color this time Same model different. That's a different skin. I'm pretty sure You've got an electric fence which you've seen before the hatchery looks very similar But this gate is different with a couple of different modifications Um But it looks similar it does look similar and then back to Brachiasaur Okay, is that all we got to see here. Is there anything more? add to wishes news Coming we're thrilled to announce Subscribe stay in touch. Oh Powered by Cobra. I'm assuming that's for the website. Oh Wow, I'm very excited. So what Andrew Lewis is that anything specific you're hoping to see in the sequel You mean like the movie. I don't know. I don't have any expectations per se. I'm just happy to like I'm glad that it'll be coming to an end Hopefully it ends right. I wanted to be satisfying. That's what I'm hoping to see is satisfaction Because After this movie I think it's the end for Jurassic World like Jurassic World. It won't be the end for the franchise, but We'll see you. I I want to know how it ends Because is there a possibility for I mean, I think they'll end it in a way that it won't be the end of the franchise They can't universe.


Hey, what's up coach welcome back to my channel now in today's video. I'm going to teach you how to either start or grow your business without any money. All right. This is for you. If you have thought, well, I need to make have a lot of money to make money and I don't have money for equipment. I don't have money for a payment system. This video is going to show you piece by piece. So if you have a pen and piece of paper, this is going to help you out a lot. And I know it will because a lot of coaches out there don't get resourceful with what they have. And if they don't do that, then, you know, they think, well, I'll just never be able to start this. All right. Now here we go. Number one, I know a lot of coaches ask, well, you know, if I get a website, it's going to be really expensive. Well, that's not true. You can get a free website on wordpress.com and you can get a free website on wix.com. So you can go set up a free website. 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It's Potter Month on Movie Feuds. Four weeks of wand-splitting action. To celebrate, I'm giving away the entire franchise on Blu-ray, so stick around for the end of the video to find out the information or check out the description on YouTube for the details. I'm starting this one proper though. It's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone versus Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Let's get started. There's plenty of over-the-top acting and hammy delivery, but these two films make up for it by bringing the books to life. I also wouldn't trade into these performances, not even for the finest batch of Butterbeer created. Our entire cast was perfectly selected from Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter to Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley. Then there's Little Hermione Granger overpronouncing every line given to her, but adorable nevertheless. Emma Watson has come a long way since these first two films and is one of the major highlights of the series. Maggie Smith is exactly what I pictured Professor Minerva McGonagall to look and sound like. Then there's the superior casting of Alan Rickman as Severus Snape. Every line takes an eternity to say. Hagrid, the entire Dursley family, Grip Hook, the Weasley clan, all of them, the whole lot of them, amazing casting choices. The weakest of the bunch would have to be Richard Harris' Dumbledore. Richard Harris is a brilliant actor and he was a great choice, but the guy was just too old by the time these films came out and unfortunately he died shortly after number two, but I'm not discrediting this guy. He was amazing and unforgiven, the Count Amante, Chris Stowe, and Gladiator. The villains are spot-on as well, such as Draco Malfoy, played by Tom Felton. So what separates these two? Let's talk about the differences, while for starters we have annoying Mona Myrtle in part two. Then there's Dobby the House Elf, one of the first big CGI characters on screen. He was a very poor man's golem at the time this hit theaters and I recall being pretty annoyed with him overall. As the series progressed though and finished and I saw Dobby's final stand at Malfoy Manor, I can't help but look back and appreciate old Dobby, that little house elf that could. Rest in peace, old friend.  I guess there are a few shining additions to part two such as Jason Isaac's portrayal of Lucius Malfoy. You can quickly tell where Draco gets his charming personality from.  Chris Columbus directed both part one and part two of the Harry Potter saga and he did a fantastic job. I'm not huge on some of the shots he chooses in that soft focal lens but he does way more right than he does wrong and it's a wonderful introduction to this amazing universe. You just can't beat a good origin tale and the Sorcerer's Stone or Philosopher's Stone for Eupyrus out there is a hard one to top. Hugely memorable moments like the Hogwarts Owls berating the Dursley family with school invites or the first time Harry is introduced to Hagrid on his birthday. Bloody brilliant shots of boats sailing up to the school, looming in the distance to the rotating stairways and that moment Harry first got that sorting hat placed on his head and was chosen Gryffindor. Now with all the good there is some bad and that is CGI. It's rougher on the edges, particular during the broom training sequence and the troll attack. The first sequel had plenty of memorable moments as well and takes things in a bit darker route. There's the whole flying car fiasco to the disgusting spider cave, home of the great Aragog. It all kind of falls apart for me though in that final act when Harry fights the basilisk.  It's very far fetched even for the Potter universe. The Chamber of Secrets is a cool concept that plays out like a whodunit murder mystery complete with disguises via polyjuice potion and sketchy characters like the charming Gilderoy Lockhart but it's definitely the weakest of the franchise for me personally. Where this first film has a bit more interest in the story department, the sequel jumps ahead when it comes to action and effects. Dobby was an impressive creation alone but we also get to see a giant basilisk that's very convincing moving in and out of tunnels and waterways to stock its prey. It puts that cameo by Nagini to shame in act one. Yeah that was Nagini that falls out of the zoo. That was him. That's the guy. We get some fun quidditch matches in both these movies. Sorcerer Stone of course having the more important scene as the first snitch Harry pops into his mouth is the one he's given in the last installment. The Chamber of Secrets matches this with an exciting ride where we see our new seeker Draco Malfoy go broom to broom with Potter smashing through barriers as they seek their prize. Because they're seekers.  Right? John Williams is the man to thank for these amazing Harry Potter songs particularly Hedwig's theme. It's the main score of these films and became an instant classic right out of the gates. The first film runs the gamut with sounds from the uplifting beats of Diagon Alley to the more intense music during the face of Voldemort reveal. The same could be said of the sequel but with even more adventurous tone especially in the scenes like the spider escape or the dueling club. I'd rather watch The Prisoner of Azkaban and the films that proceed but these first two aren't exactly for me anymore. I'm not that kid that it's appealing to. I lost my magic. I lost my wonder long long ago. Between these two I go Sorcerer's Stone all day. It's more nostalgic to me. It's the first time I get to see a lot of these magical places. It's the first time that J.K. Rowling's masterpiece was put to film and Chris Columbus nails it. Let me hear from you guys now. Vote and comment below with your favorite of the two and remember I'm doing this all month long. Next week is Azkaban versus Goblet of Fire and I promise it won't disappoint. Lastly I want to talk about the giveaway. All eight films the Potter series on Blu-ray for one lucky winner. All you have to do be a subscriber and comment below this video for your chance to win. You actually could get your name put in as many as five times if you play your cards right. Comment on this video. Comment on the next one. Next one. Next one. That's four right there. Then if you tweet it out once I'll throw you in again. That's five times for your chance to win the Blu-ray. More than just reviews this is Movie Feuds. We do contests now.